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Nr,Ica' DspnrticsUi IF he JairCrsiiu IF fr"iHin

! hthtH DtpHTfNtH' ri IN" JH'PF"H y J"fW".
G'lG .s"i lb Institution viii cowmc"r" 90 HE IL
s"proh'r, anl terminate '' !Iuy fo!"%'n L"ein.c,
r EaiNE1 - ., cte%;"''y and Ma,cri' >:e1i;a r.,
j. l.! CiEi:iL NJ d. Am,to,,v. Physiology anA Surgery.
The Organization r AicG.ai - poum.u Of III" lnivc'siiv Of
Iir.,n, qc" ru!ar''cs oi {" b" n"nd in o'r We'd cal
l'' ~ t% ;,T nr""n ct
IL 0na!cI.: f. would &c rc""c 10 detail " '
the Unvcry IN. hccn 'na I" N@'u'f a'd
the SOUTH .cm.faI all r benefit OF school ,Ivnascou
ursruil"I. u'd -h air "i sGce"' IA!
oycr;i.on 'Ft' the Ib : ar .ni acquainted "u -"Hc Of
III" great point, wir ir from other 'cdrai institutions.
The session 10 uons without rnt'rron and
with ric hour arj hi lon- are delivered o."
dag. The Instruction Is titus Ia !uay Imputed aS ?"-
,j r.ta;n"d by hr -rG!-, w' or acrrr, "Hr"cacc
,,c delivered N ra?d always happens risc" mere"
consequence necessity COMPRISING al" the Lectures
wit he %! iuHT is" InuI'i-.
~ each reep: al the the students sub
'crei frl the preceding Lecture 'hn- "na'
Ing the Professor TO h"'" 'hrif ''i '''' iJ''
ana such ,,rn. have boon G.nnde r-i"od
nx e il,n for q atm Ind Of " u with
uuI rci.cucc IinIu: " s'h"' P"vIird h" n""f
These rXamin n, 'f" h"!I at d'""i pert
..i"r: -: winch iie student "nnii'i TO
coa,is"n thong, faur Of "od incident I" the method
adopted m other 'i"'rh lE,iutmn '"r 'r'.' ~
ao Antony AMI Pig Io"2yI "ry sud liar'r" {" M'rn"
add Nni,c Inc tune us ucrrii."d
o ls ta usually appointed +" h'. 1ns" "a o1et
," Inls. - tbs ,..irn. Il NUT ""'te" iha' "p'""" -
-,u'rd a fully qrsG 10 receive The ho'os OF
The ,lnri
CONNECTED with school is Anatomical nod Pathological
MUSEUM which n hccn 'oy cuI'Ecd via nrofirn' IN" rat"
~ ia by of " PJ'"s"is. IN h"t un
ppropna"n. aii"wr' ty t" api"''r' OF the IG's'-! 10"
IT,. ir..r .rcuu. .lic's and ample HI>srr"n
are afforded each Ut 'c tfihns Il" ,e dollars
Arrangements LaN" been rl"e I'M" "i c"'"s ' io'of'
=, deliver Lectures, un InrD"T! c';aohed within
If" precincts of 49," i'uI;or-i'y.
I Medical S,u!rit mas Of III" ru'c ltany ur0H
81. sane .ir. clGrmica 'utc"'-. and my nave ready
a~r.i to standard wo'h aud Pen"dea''"' liz Po
l.,.iua. ..
Tar csprase ,hc f'r 10 ~or'l arr n'f :" >2'j Il
coup! GofmIicry "r 80" It slrGe" tents n
.uiirr drurf"rs.
Yai. @ provide, board nrui'nsbd md o'h"r room :rrH
Inv Inn. s.I lu, auic f:.i,.fga" 81 ""rru'.
re Of Library and public tic Professors, aud d.,
.,rtirg Ir--"ii"SI N"-"'. -
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the 9th day OF February lesS in
-...r therein I"P"n'lG: between
..ye lIJa G. trustee Samuel aud Robert PuvIancr,
7' Plaintiff,
,aint
LA Utchcl sheriff of Lewis cosn'y administrator Of henry
?.--. deceased; Sarur! Donaidon and Others Deits;
on !h dag OF september, 1888, proceed to sell land
.r dag until the whole Is so'l al puOc huc
~ s.,. bidder ~ the Of WESToS Lewis county, Na
u- ac's LAND, TO wit: 1900 acres iyiHS on focnia
,.r and 81 SIS Biz En- river IN tracts OF from one
cu<and nccsThiS tract Supposed 10 conhih IRON orc
coat 10 great abundance X - clothed with an Hbun
~ AZ -oI timber The the line for = miles. GNoiH
t,rr po,Scr and alton To Car'ieon ads'ance
my 80 miles 10 Hughes vet u"out one man IN
Moo the residue Lewis county The rv"i hr"s 'hroo:h '
r. Tor IS miles, afTordns tine water power an" s"c
kcrsur- distance Of 90 o. 40 miles ny w"'ef ms 't
mn h uriu surveys 80 plantations oil convenient sze>
r which fnrlv improved with good buildings otchaTds
and ali supplied with the best OF good COOL -ff water
are .rist and mills on I'M, property nc one
lpied by Web, supposed 10 excel a"y inl 10
v.r.ria. land finely timhered and VEL ada't
,p- and lies in n healthy OF Western 'ifs'nh
on ru"siay 5,h dnv Of september, ieS snail ' J."
,Ir, IN Tyar county, 100 OF land Iyin: on Middle
I.rf creek, which Moses NlIiiahsoh' 'o"' 7"''
<-.,r s9t LOWS Bond, reside :,
p,int Pleasant OF Mason, on Monday the
a. O-rohcr shall sell 200 acres ~ small tracts oc-
Nss,s Waiter Newman or those c'lin-
w hn James PeS, John Peck J'ha Lewis "%hts NM
- rp,,L George lewis Peter Peek, Nehemiah Rogers j.
sam f-nrg Clpehart, James Berry, Samuel Lrcc Ncme'
.l. Joseph Window, Cyrus Bake Adam Wee'i h"oeti h't
m Upon the part OF these a> a S
sr coal The sales continue FROM day 10 day nA an are
the folio terms ow "-ioHiih q" 'he purchase
fourth year. one-ioGf;h IN TWO
49, qd on.outth thee the g'ins bonn WIN
,aOv, security and en upon the land 10 secure Tue
800, deferred inst ilmen's. ,,.L,.
- g., ,,,,.,,, I'd al ,b,r,y wears. JAMES ". CAMP.
,,o (2;-l2il Commissioner.
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-.rov. Dr ADVERTISING.

w # .,>r.a aes, ~ less, inst Insertion, % eeh's '''
l,.lual.r. 80 cents. .-,,,;,, Nth n. advance
.,,i.f,.,os references, 10 insure cNeen'iSn. - a.;
g y,..e yamonni 70 SiVo per ann"m' "'S
!c al 81 PER cen;; snd 10 sou, OF ~ per c'"I
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EcntrATiuE.A Teacher psr-"d Of H""'rn! years "'Prii'
nud nceglIn'rG with u" usual hrnrch- o. goo" C'"
ncr..rS. Mathematics, &C., "cs To o5-
tam spectacle surcu. l"f prcU'"t adat5s u"'i Iods
IA 2I--i'Ssw3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-21

EfLlErWOUD ACADEMY, Aug queen cou";g--The eA"r-
ot iha School wi! com"e"cc Oh tho
LIST September the 10Th pccc!iLcf
Address Charleston, kiEg Queen w ,,
OLIVER WHITE.
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al IS Office may be rcmca per mall IN good and
= ,., 4 ;ac tjss % tho Editor; TIC postage u all
,'t JIM re H-icys. T,s postage OF single letter Is
' '- ,.l 10 the writer. IL Is the accumulated post
.'s o. 5uue.s which operates US serious tax Upon
81. Wa pa Cor oiae parsrs annually, shall have the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-21

VI Il. john H. LEt;EANukc irr that shul Proceed
~ ia," the d"puruS of GEORGE NH;A Other.
N"rTvn.a E,sr,3. nE!uii" cuuy, Va. Euiav,
IT," -" trE q" AL"U. nest. ''wrU ~" hrIs - n's'rt
Tire morning md Of John \. nncs the
"u at Lancaster. D"Ey Co. the cly 1T Richmond.
Melancholy. The :gE day a. iU-@s between Tie
huurs Of tho day; ard Of io. Watkins and ubrrs
ur,Iu" hc urtir. ffi,nv. the H.,
oi August AVID between the hours o. ~" dy To he
read rsrugr depending ~" tcU,I :'Gpc.
t"ur ut Las and th1Tcry tie cnunty VI EucE Ig.
lam. 40 wi- am U'r'.'f luI ,r" Defendant IL
!r. Should rprn& her prove tic taking of Tie
sad "unriGnS The before they Wi be taken
tie day, continued from day uGri they taken.
jul 81 l!i-wiwl WILLIAM u. JONES.
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EDN. I. LEE.

4. ,ri; AZ, ,,,,n,onen settle the county Of Abe
81 III Tor sale nv % L1ni near h" Green Springs
. r,.v ,' iolisr ctied PROSPECT NIL. II contains
. f -, t',up creek wi,h,a 4 mile of the Greco Springs
4 r,l. a, rsnl. Of D5c;. Jam" VI Norris 1nd " ia' N"S
r M sgr!,nG WOO aud and with every nm
~ Necessary rf farming and Ter IN" comfort
.,.'.rr dwelling house. :drJ"r' y" ana
~ r,n, Of tn, Lad! lnuw covered VITA cdvet,j couh he
I,a,v aal possession soon Is the growing
r7 ,.frr Gr pcrtrDe oi the ruTrilse mca! wiz ."
,.. rh.l al f,r .reatct part long credit would nc
...7. Ess 20 iy afforded t"c purchaser IN sowing ci"r1
aI.-tn r'n ~rn. aay prom's,n- TO e aoun'
r., .se On die tcm., If Application b"
" ~ - - RICHMOND TERRELL.
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rorDoT-Y LANDS F0R SALE

oi'DoN LANDS FOR SALT offer fe- sale on nscoum"
!! the loudoun Virginia o"
. ,ou, seven hundred Inc i1nd m5'nnt fO, |
mile and half The L""s1uf- lufnpHs N.
r, o. Co!uail aasse through L. may he divided M"
each OF which s's ""'
divides land into tcHcm"n;- lie mouse ~
~ ny frIy resided though sWa, convenient one. sum
.i, ~ f., Al ordinary fwy Tho soil i capable o. o''n'
- ,r,,y nv Tho Of clover and p'ster There u
~ ,,. Ns,o from rhicn upwards ct hiy tens OF hay nn!
a r y made lis situated in tne ne'shbor"oi OF several '
-, MI. AL about three miles tfom the Ch"S'gn'S"
go, , G,-7r rb buildings good. Among them IS nv
.., .o,, b,,s. Those disposed purchase, VIII
-. mos the land for themselves, further description
80. r,,.. ,,,y Auv communication may be addressed 10
.s - ''E..' A.. a Iaj-l2tI EDM I. LEE.
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~ STEilLES% SANATiNE fer he Il tie G"sdaP'tgH-
'h Tic uscrrer ha"! ~" bottles, AMI cxrrs ~
few davs r-h 'rd tr supply o this r'rl'r n"-
cine whrh Gnishei both Iur"fc and Am"Tc1 "h .
mi rh,y medicine ahcn discovered lay tho iWr0
(n"lickn. hr goat "ncfr;"r Il" mansmdl designed Ia"
o,ry nna dis4,e onsrmpiior but experiments been i''h
with il or diseases ard IT has convinced tho most ln0c
Iunns OF grcat cacyI will mention anh c"nd
Gr 70 have usicr observations first Of
the Ii. tocrrux standings This medicine has ven re-
lief when al medicines have failed. The second ondsc'-
hrs hscn "tf, Th' medicine
can h. eithc by mail or s'acc with sO"yA
r,d 20 nr iiors" ill., enclosing the money
=, n be strictly attended io.rc" - :" r" bo,I'e.
| ~ NIBIS g. SAUNDERS,
.7rcrf FIR P0,ohGdr C0nHtg, "a.
Powhatan c. H., Angus, IL ltoe. 29-~'~
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rreas OF TIE EicH.aoND ENQuiRtR.
IT,, r<srIRrR is published three times 'ceek du
j -. # he STATE Legislature and tlcice cesk
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csicr Engineer II tic aaes R,cer and HenaeiG Co"ra,
- ~ o3-lSS

ruICEOEY GROVE FOR SALE.-lhe subscriber wishes TO
Ia col IA. Farm which sl3 resides known by the o!
urkov Grove in III" county Of kGc lIaw, nt"r
FRmunky uHd p mil from the CIT!
ht cid AZ The improve
mont, are al order, and There not hrahi' rest
Is,c. acI auui III Lower Virginia Mari oi sul-
% on i,y has discovered in abundance different
n,r,s nC farm The soil susceptible Of Improvement,
% well adapted growth OF clover IL OF tic best
,nt for n vh scIau this Grd tn" society equal ~
ov ba,cyrr wishing purchase invited 80 call and
view INC P'e"'s' fs-w,IO.I MARY TURNER.
Pho above nroner,y disposed OF privately. will b" Of
crJ AZ pc sale the it'll Monds! in September next ciig
King William Court day nusus- 81
of tass county, Slate
the OF
coI,o "a nm &c, Of LEGISLATURE oil the State OF 'inoIS, approx
L Mach 3D. 1887 adjoining the homrisrng to"n o. Virginia.
NJ III. square lots Ill take place about the nidde
former ico" citizens,
seeking Health Wealth. may have an opportunity q" ids
br,c The town Virginia is not two years OIL TIC polua-
ion 10 estimated this 300 There large
Methodist Church seveal dry goods Stores TWO I
yens &C Scxc has been death, nor serious
c Of since The commencement. II i2 feet Of virgin
e clothed IN grass flowers high dry, and rolling. pure
aided and not e"lzeG hc;e IN the nne-
.,sc OF Dominion hc found OH this r:Lct-
the subscriber, Virginia, tass county,
Illinois. will meet immediate attention The Emisants
Guide West published by Grrs md Elliott, philadelphia,
1887 and less be read with Advantage H. H. HALL"
" Commissioner af CqSs County, Illinois.
az Editors Virginia wihn: spread aud pcrrciu,c the
naue Old Dominion, will r!epe give his an Insertion
p f-2'S 'hi@''
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yS FOR iE.in obedience TO Deere" oi the CifcuiS
o Cvut, OF Law and Chinccy for Augusta county pro-
the 9th day OF FchruITy5 le'S, IN
,-...e therein depending between
3''-' Plaintiff,
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PIKE POWERS
81 tfI.

Tc rr,r.fcao taNe c,ca: pleasure inrn the a"on Of
~" educ ,Hf .rsit. To- ~" Afa
-. n.i.d 81 h,n ihc year tEc Nilauy, uraI Char
,.,lo ,r., II drnr-roa Nj Ikc ro,r"s armril. pro
cf al airr-fIr- ii":d"u rrT 'ci-r, "H" M Ai"N
r.t. i,cl; M instructor o. 'lc CT, 81 fIrlwcr..
O- LacpI rIr- o. as.Jvi'y, ai" 10! nor" virtues e."
sap their studies al the N'r'-itE
s, ,l cyfoncc. OF her superior me-"
;rc.ur. successful r";s, inspire %. "''h ih' hi:h
in moral vel intellectual guarr
hons for they haze adopted W" '''l"'" II ""n
difcuI; poGt ont any ndv"un "i" y '''F .rTrf-
,, ,n, fr,7,y With iar NOS, rrr-icnrd methods. Intn
,, : N "a cop.r a. She puIi FROM The easier ro the mUr"
-iiiS, their w@ ~, "nyi"'- 'is"' INC" AND
,i, y ia III" lis,lar.e o. toe duties Of the mor
at ynih hn:lrr rIoPrIrd sour h"""
thorough iur!c'ig! az to cultivate rn2n'eA-
Il i,-,cs 80. ,ruau. di-rO-.":s.
,rn tnc. upon DIFFERENTIATION j. he various de-
..,.,,, al r cresic. Mathematics NUivrr ii'urhg
.,r, Of u. 2ea ,ciy 'av,'abiy Of the proficiency at i'
. anw uner their char2o. Thus assured 81 tnc h: c"a
" M ,,ir, y for amp.. -uuEI ~ "'C."
@ IA, hnlr;orn" al influences" earnestly recommend At t.
IKE favorable notice OF the rn'ir.
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BooId;ng .3cGdc"y far Young Lodiss--P"ca 81 mar
FrHnkER. baltimore

->J1E course Of in this Scn comprises Ofhosa-
r,y Reading. Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar, English Com"n
iops Globes History tscrrd and
rr ancient ad modern iihcorick Natural ana Moral ro"
h, Ch"mt.,Iy Astronomy. French, Spsns, Erd ia.u I'm
alu.c vocal and instrumental the IinoF"" Harp
@ Guitar; Dawn. gGG Painting. Needle work pnn nnt
mental Lace w"rk. Bead work, Flow com. iou.
Board and English tuition per year. $50
Ink QuiI,, SC,
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So - ,,,u,rn.i,ipn luOGi course.
% covcrnrcn, Of the School exclusively under direction
n M wI ref the Ministers At the anrr Ton
nrinily T. C. Thornton; also M Alexander
YEARLY and NJ. rrclI" Israel, B,imotr.
Eolcts prov heir n5ed and ndd NJ nad ray IN" ars
s.,,; ,,'1u,II, IN ,Iyaacr. MR. and ME, HhRNiE
f3I-v,l5S1 PT"s,gGIs.
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tFe rest Of the gcar ,,,n ,nr,oN
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RE BEN r. PhTTESDN
=. - ~ IL ,sIH.NsIH

p STho sale IL the Lands iciu the estate Of the n'o'c
named Jesse JoPns, Decd heretofore advertised BY VII
take place T.. b. /.
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PROPOSALS TOR PROVISIONS.

OrFIcr - Co;rmI,, ,HY -GrSCP.L ~ SuHH'TfNcE,
Nu,rin- Ou, Juy /, less.
rNRhrE PROPOSE wi. be at ths Office, Until TIE
LAY October urS ioG IL" delivery OF "t"v.onr o' l"
rn"p al IN tucd >tnc. 10 .c delivered ~ bnh upon
.c,Iun, IS follows:
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f. N''.'> p '' -
Ia a..a''r' - 80 +, confined nor mail in GOOD and
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-08-11
ANEcDoTE OF JERoMEBoNApARTE.

Previously to his elevation to the sove-
reignty, Jerome Bonaparte led life Of dissi-
patton at Paris, and was much in the habit of
frequenting the theatres, aud other public
places of amusement. He had formed an inti-
macy with some young authors at that time in
vogue, for their wit and reckless gayety. On
the evening after his nomination to the crown
Of Westphalia, he met two Of his jovial COM
panions just as he was leaving the theatre
"My dear fellows" said he, slam delighted
to see you! Isuppose that you know have
been created King of WestphaliaT eyes,
sire, and permit us to be among the first to-
/" Eh! what! you are ceremonious, methinks J:
that might passwereI surrounded by my court;
but at present away with form, and let us be
off for supper" Jerome upon this took his
friends to one of the best restaurateurs in the
Palais Royal. The trio chatted and laughed,
and said and did thousand of those foolish
things which, when unpremeditated, are 50
delightful. Conversation, it may be supposed,
was not kept up without drinking. When the
wine began to take effect, nMy good friends, =
said Jerome, mwby should we quit each 9th.
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POETRY.

THE SEA.
love thee, dark blue sea-
When sleeping TRANQUILITY,
When winds blow shrill,
And foaming surges rise,
That seem to dare the skies
] love thee still!
And when the morning sleeps
Upon thy silent deep,
love the hour!
Or when the star of night .
Bathes thee in silver light,
lown thy power.
love thy golden strand,
When on the shell-strewn sand
Thy pillows break;
When, soft as infants sleep,
Thy gentle ripplings creep,
Nor echo wake. ...
And when thy thunders roar,
And lash the trembling shore,
Deep, foaming, strong,
And high thy breakers roll,
Ifeel thee stir my soul,
And love thy song!
Yes, thou art dear to me,
Thou ever. flowing sea!
Where'er thy waters roll; ...
In every varied mood,
Or mild or gay, or rude,
From pole to pole!
L. f. w.
Philadelphia, August 90.
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/ 80.
erf lfyou approve ofmy proposals, you sf,ai
accompany me. You, W shall be my secrefa'
ry; as for you, r, who are fond OF books, ap-
point you my librarian" The arrangement
was accepted, and instantly ratified over q
fresh bottle of Champaign. AT last the party
began to think Of retiring, and called for the
bill. Jerome produced his purse; but the King
Of Westphalia, whose royal treasury had not
as yet been established on regular hootingy
could find only two louis, which formed but
small portion OF two hundred francs, the
amount OF the restaurateurs demand. The
new dlgnitarles, BY clubbing their worldly
wealth, could muster about three francs. What
was to be done! AT one o'clock in the morn-
ing, where could resources be foundi It was
at last deemed expedient to send for the mas
ter Of the house, and to acquarnt him how mat
ters stood. He seemed to take the froc in
good part, and merely requested to know the
names Of the gentlemen who had done him the
honour to sup at his house. 81 am secretary
to the klng Of WestphaiIa," and ~ am libra
ran to his majesty" "Excellentw cried the
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ID. A. CUsHMAN, & co.

ID. A. CUSHMAN, & co.
IMP ORTERS and Jobbers of Fancy and
Il Staple Dry Goods, No. 1888 Pearl street,
have received by recent arrivals their Spring
importations, which, added to extensive pur-
chases here, renders their stock of Foreign
and Domestic Goods, large and well assorted
all Of which they will sell very low for cash,
or approved short credits.
New York. March 90, 1888.
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JEFFERSON HOUSE.

ERIE STREET, MAUMEE Cry, ONO.
THE subscriber respectfully informs the
|, l. public that he has leased this eligible es-
tablishment, and put it in complete order for
the reception of boarders, travellers and visi-
tors. 1t is beautiful situation, in the most
pleasant part of said city, and the subscriber
fatters himself that his attention to the ae-
commodation and comforts of his guests will
ensure to him liberal share Of public patron
age.
The furniture of the House is new, and the
apartments are in good order. The stable is
large and commodious, and will be attended
by careful servants.
ROBERT COVER.
april 81. 55tf
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SHAKING HANDs.-At duelthe parties dis
charged their pistols without effect. whereup-
on one of the seconds interfered, and proposed
that the combatants should shake hands. To
this the other second objected, as unnecessa~.
ry; for said he, their hands have been shaking
this half hour. '
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In Louisiana, Brandreth's Pills are used,
the papers say, to blast rocks with, they are
SO powerful. 1t is thought that box full
would remove the BILE from Mount Etna, il
thrown into the mouth Of the crater. ~ Boston
Post.
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A Frenchman, named Isadore, whose duty
it is to dress Queen Victoria's hair, receives
f400 per annum. Jonathan will comb her
head for her cheaper than that, (, il she goes to
war with him about Canada.
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SHAKspEARE MoDRRNIzED. Two loafers
were spouting the othsr day, ii front of The
Bank, when one drew a wallet from HE pocl-
ct, and said, He who steals my purse steals
trash Yes replied the other, land he who
fllches from you your good name, takes from
you tChdt qou neuer had ~
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HyHE subscriber will take at par in New
Il York, for Teas, Wines, fine Liquors and
Tobacco, at market prices, being the only ar
ticles in which he deals, the bills and GER
tificates of deposite of the following Mchi-
gan Banks, subject to changes hereafter, and
all the solvent Banks of Ohio.
Detroit City Banks.
Bank of River Raisin.
Bank of Ypsilanti.
Erie and Kalamazoo Railroad
Bank of Macomb
Bank of Tecumseh.
Bank of Constantine
Bank of St. Clair.
Bank of Pontiac.
Calhoun County Bank.
MERCHANTS and Mechanics Bank, Monroe.
Farmers Bank of Homer.
Bank of Marshall.
Bank of Battle Greek. 6J
Grand River Bank. IA s
Bank of Niles. 1853
st. Joseph County Bank. !
Commercial Bank of st. Joseph. aga
Bank of Oakland. sh
Bank Of Utica. aa
Bank Of, Superior.
Huron River Bank.
Bank Of Gibraltar.
Berriea County Bank. "A
Miller's Bank, Washtenaw. s,e
Saginaw City Bank.
There are many other Banks in the state
equally good with those named above, but for
the convenience of merchants, they are
deemed sufficient. az -
If other goods are wanted, eastern funds
yn,Ist he senf. and fvo. and N half per cent
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Volume II.--No. 10.
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

NEW ESTAbLAS5HMENI
~ ROCERIES AND PROVISIONS. -
VI Harrington g. Hunter, respectfully an
nounce to the public, that they have recently
opened q splendid selection Of Groceries and
Provisions, corner of Jackson and Wayne sts.
Hotel Buildings, where almost every article in
their line can be furnished at reduced pric es
for cash.
NIB. Persons desirous to contract for large,
supplies, will find it to their advantage to give
US call. Liberal advances on Consignments
to US. 5
Refer to Tufts 6. Parks, Ceveland-J.
Smith, Newark McElvaip 9. Hunter, Colum-
bus. go
Maumee City Ohio, May oath, 1888.
ON CONSIGNMENT.
Ann BUSHELS POTATOES.
4UU 800 do. Oats.
500 do.Corn. l.., ,-
so do. Beans.
Just received and forsale, by
FORSYTH & HAZARD.
June Q. 10
A STRAL LAMPS.--A new, cheap and
N beautiful article, for sale by
w. WISWEI.L & Co.
June y Commercial Buildings.
NJEW AND CHEAP GOODS--The sub
In scribers are now receiving direct from
New York, and opening at their new store,
three doors east of the post office, large and
general assortment ofmerchandze, consisting
of dry goods, groceries, hardware, cutlery
queens-ware, books, boots, shoes, hats, and
bonnets. a-,.Hn
Also a large and general assortment ofdrugs
medicines, paints, and dye-stuffs.
C.ASTINGS--Such as hollow-ware and
stone ware.
All of which will be sold extremely low for
the ready, such as cash or country produce.
There is also tin and copper factory con-
nected with the above establishment where
the public can always be accommodated with
ware whole sale and retail-also with job
work at the shortest notice and best style.
Now as the subscribers fatter themselves
that in quality and quantity their stock is not
surpassed by any in the Maumee valley, and
as they intend making Maumee city their per-
manent residence, they hope to share with
their friends and the public in liberal pat
ronage. 0. WILLIAMS 81 co.
JNaumee city, June, 1887. 1ntf
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DANIEL f. COOK
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Office over
JusticeC Conant's Detroit street.
Maumee City, Sept. l. 22tf
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|The others are Hamburgh, Bremen, ant
Lubbock.
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nus SayIHg, ne Ieaped INTO the waves and
swan ashore. He suffered the pedant to-
struggle while in the water, and pretended
not to hear his cries for assistance. Atlenpth
he took compassion on him, helped him; out Of
the water, and took him home half dead with
fear, dripping wet and trembling with cold.
Since that time the pedant issald to have lost
most of his pride. 9 ha ESQ .s q