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PORN OF OFFER; Get.
L-, o. - It, ~ ~ t tle 80 avy yaTis
hereby agree to furnish and delFe m 'le 'y
ali the articles named ~ eng tI J IN sofit,
10 the provisions Of me scleaI,es "a % ~
the 18Th Of May lo5S should my oler e 49, l, - ~ 70
lie addressed at ana 1ne oonl ~, ~ lT may ln
agent at ---Y or " iOI a5Ha'1'S anu
certificate. s:.. d
Date2 ,,, a., ,.,s - w. ~, I, st ~, ~ to hi.
oHer and each them signed by him Opposite each article in
the schedule me Pllce mus u go G az f sise rrit
aggregate footed up Tor each class ana the amount "
Ten III "orus'
rop,r or 4r.P,STrE
Of and --, Of --, in the STATE
II hereby guaranty that IN case tne foregoing Du
he or they will within days after the receipt Of the contract
post ocs named, navy agent Designated eue lle
contract for the same, with good and suclent nS IN
case shall fail to enter into contract as at2Te
said guaranty make good the difference between me oner
u the said ana llat "il.Cli lls! Ly m
K l.
Date.
Witness. -
hereby certify that the above named - - ~,
to me as men Of properly ana aDls 70 maze oo1 me- ~
Date. - -. sigaaLuT Re- . ~ ~,
To be signed by the United states district Judge, Uea sa
district attorney collector or navy agent
,----.s . +t -.y.,i-. -,,
The following are NE Glasses le4u1isN a. lit Law
KITTERY, MAINE Ne a., - -
Glass No. ~ Mulle EiHS ~ - n = 500 -;
Black walnut ana Gnefiy' 70 - NJ %
No. Leather. No 80 Hose No g. Pitch tar and fosn,
No. % lail2S' SS ~ t3S avn MASS sCUUsETTs
- 1l1L.J - n q JJbi+s,aG iscsr7s
Class no J. n, /" w., ms No IL Ash and etlITes N
.inIsi. NJ ~, - tLIr and white WOOL "a I6 BIZ
IA hlcACIy OtIs' " - ST. or5 rsfIs N =
,pIuse. ~ - 80 No % Pic IRON No u Hard vsrr
eat' ~IiC1 - NJ - Plsx canvas 30 ~ Couor
NO. % rams ~ a. - - .-D f1-ine NJ n GIss ~
"a w = "a - ~ a FINISHES No 81 Bu1t
". L-A4 4 iS ~ - pifr, ar rosin No Al TalIor
ING anu LS 49,, NJ 80 -t,5I--1 a. srs+iorerT- Is
Jap u-t. ~ 80 1t
H. iAIs-"O0 RROOt,IYN NEW YORK
90 ,r1i.-I.- - n . XII,5rs-,,y r,,,r,iz-7,or,
Slass " e yaiior+ns rlsnk stool, ;oss No lO Wbtf
t n Az cyrTess wbiteoak boards No T. BlacB
ple' NJ ~ - NJ - n ID yTIa-sst -
4-' I1,+ts NJ n Wbte-oa, stayes and beadiug
Va NJ ItIsrt snruce No Is Lirnuulyite No. n IrJa
Nc ~ D ll3 Ii n, "a Tsa5 inc and lin No "a
~ =. 0P = IIsr5,rsra V7 y pai7ts oils Sc No
"a FIax canvas No % Cotton canvas. No 30 Flax am
~. - - x a CIsss NJ ~ Leather No a Hos
- t5-,,tes NJ al Bu1tnr and dry goods No n
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Y General Agent for the STATE.
FISHER. WHEELS g. CO..
fel21-l&UE Nashville, Tenn.
New Hard are store, a. Market 81.

NNj "a ~. ID ~ 'TTIN, dealer IN RnFARE, CrIlEEy-
Wv GlNs. loNs rs opening % is establishment
10 81 Market street "a door 10 Burns laro and we'll
eleeaa LOCK .. i.a uglery, Guns &c, which be intends
euerl- N... . ioeA~I. % prompt dealers on short
. he following, viz
Pe'he. anu La-g 1-..y Z arpenters and Blacksuths
"a Lacks Hinges and >c.H-. B. IL Ia snare Iits SboyeIs.
s5s Double and single Lar.. 81 ,;uns: NM Gross Cut
be ID Pin SAWS Cotton Wool and II1A e5is. Trace Halter.
~ and Log Chains llHu.. a ..s,. il--i ami MAJ.
H.. Curry Combs and Ilur-" Is-.. 81. H-'
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SOLE AGENTS FOR
FINE BRANDIEs, WINES, &C,

. Z 4 & Z choice French Brandies;
ID a casks Madeira, Sherry, and Port Wines;
1JU baskets hest brands Champaign,
% boxes Scoyill Claret,
50 do St. Julien do
% casks London Porter
10 casks Scotch Ale;
100 bbs Walkers Ale;
100 bbls fine Robertson County Whisky;
. bhls lsure old Rive do
DO do do Bourbon do
And also large stock Of Common Whisky, American Br
Gin, &c.
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NASHVILLE. March q. l-Jc-
H. YOLLISTuE, Esq We have examined your Digest Of the
Decisions the supm Tennessee, reported since the
publication Of Mr. Meg ges which includes ten volumes Of
Reports. The points clearly stated, and
gsthel say that the charaCerizel by accuracy aili
" great industry. 10 Of much value to the Bench
and that viii receive the patronage of the
profession, which you SITS entitled.
| NELL s. BROWN, HENRY NJ r. FOGG,
r. W. MACGANOCE, RUSSELL HOUSTON,
W. ,. COOPER, THOS. WASHINGTON,
HERMAN COX. A. q. MERRITT,
MANSON Vi. BRTEN. SR., s EENABLE,
JAMES WOODS, EDWIN II. EWING,
G. NJ. FOGG, JNO. REID,
JNO. A. MCCAMPBELL, WN h. TURNER,
FRANCIS b. FOGG. Judge Of the Circuit and
ABRAM l.. DEMOSS. Crmiual Court.
The above mentioned Digest the following Book
/ stores
Messrs Lamb Young & Co., NJ. phis, Tennessee.
Mr.. c. H. Brown. jackson, Tenn see.
NIassrs John York & Co.. Nashv e. Tennessee.
Mr.. J. A. Raw, Knoxville, Tense.
| may4-d&wu II. NOLLINTlNE.
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CLASS 81,

70 Be- dFlTn n Dc CIV o Augusta, aeoTIll 10 Pl1
SATURDAY, JUNE 19th,i1SSss
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To PC oiaH- p tns Ni-5 o. Aes--a--' 09l-s--' ~
SATURDAY, JUNE 12th, 1s3e.
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FRESH ARRIVALS.
4 On BOXES Star Candles;
ANFNB 100 = and 4 boxes Candles;
80 dozen lest Kentucky Mustard
~ cases Wild Cherry Brandy;
10 do Raspberry do.
50 barrels and Z bbls. St. Louis Crackers;
50 bags Black Pepper:
10 Alspce;
10 Race Ginger;
100 boxes, = and 4 boxes Layer Raslus,
100 do. Selected Figs;
20 do. Lemons;
- barrels $. :. Almonds;
10 do. PeCans
do, Fberts;
do. English Walnuts;
do. Cream Nuts;
y boxes Pearl Starch;
100 barrels hest Summer Ale;
y casks London Porter;
20 English and Scotch Ale, quarts and pints;
| $50 gross Percussion Matches:
30 barrels super American Brandy
| 20 do. do. do. Gin;
50 do. old Bourbon and NOnOngaheis WHISKY.
FINE TEAS.
! 80 boxes Imperial and C. Brown Teas,
/ s., chests superior Green and Black Teas
] Just received and for sale low, by
WILLIAMSON & CHEATHAM,
/ may6-f No. 9 College street
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PORK or GUARANTEE.
in the State
in Ii. 81.

The undersigned, OF > N ~ 2"A.e
I uf --, and -s OF III ule ostts
II hereby guaranty that in the foregoing bid
for any Of the classes therein named be accepted,
he or they will within ten days after the receipt Of the contract
At the post ofcs named navy agent designated eAecue the
contract for the same with good and sufficient sures and In
c,se said shall Tail enter into cOntGct atore-
said we guaranty make good the difference between the oer
! I'd die aid -- and that which may be accepted
Signatures Of two guaraut0rs. y.
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FACu sATTR (. I-l17 IN JUNE!

I'VE THOUSAND F0gR HUSDBED AID EIGHTY FIFE PAi2As
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS
Magnificent scheme!
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RUNNING TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OHIO, AN
BALTIMORE, . HOURS.
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Date


hereby certify that the above named - are known
to as property and able TO make good their gua tee
Date Signature. q II.
TO be signed by United States district judge, United states
district attorney, collector, or navy agent
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Central Ohio and Baltimore and
Ohio Railroads.
RAGGAGE OHECKED THROUGHI

7575@3l59.....s..555H57......3.5z557#s5=s...ss5#
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. dfaWn d &C Olty q Auglsa, de0rgia N p5lle 2
SATURDAY, JUNE 5th, 1855
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University of Nashville.

TwsNTY barrels Navy Beans, Tor sale By Dillon & Co.
J., College street, late,
anrl ~ J. kAC5Ck & 60
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T---. Of in the State oi-----i
hereby agree furnish and deliver, ia the respective navy yaI
ali the articles named in the classes hereunto Annexed ar9
provisions Of the schedules tnereoI ana IA
with tie advertisement Of the Bureau Of Costructoi % ol
Of May, la55. should my oer be accepted request 70
l. sd,Iress,sj nj and 10 the navy
for SIGNATURE and
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M. &E.F. CHE ATTAIN.
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERS
FINE BEANDTEs, WINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, NAILS,
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &c,
CORNER or COLLEGE AND CHJRCH STREETS
Nashville. Tennessee.
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KOIIinfine,s Digest.

MEMPHIS, February p, 1858.
H. voIL TINE, Esq.:We have examined your Digest of the
Decisions Of supreme Court Of Tennessee delivered subse
guent Period which Mr. Meigs Digest Closes with
IT, exhibits accuracy, research and abiityte
printing ding we'll executed, and it prove valu
addition library Of every lawyer. We you may
amply your effort the profession and the
public. Respectfully,
| A. WRIGHT, JOHN P. CARUTHERS.
HENRY D. SN L, Judge Of the Common Law
WIN. 7. BROW and Chancery Court Of Mem
g. Z. FOUTE, phs
/ r. G. PAYNE, B. F. MCkIERNAN,
GEO. DIXON, Judge Of the Criminal Court Of
| ed. NJ. EERGER, Memphis.
/ SANIL. ". AYREs JOHN ,. SALE.
/ J. b. LAMB, Attorney General.
i. s. AYRES.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-30

EAt meeting of the Cleveland Teachers As
socation held Dec 25th, 1858, the following reso-
lutiOns were reported by the Committee, to whom
the subject had been referred, and unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS, We have learned with deep regret
that our highly esteemed associate, W. S. Palmer,
Esq, has resigned his position as Principal of the
Central High School; therefore
ReSOLred, That in the withdrawal of Mr. Palmer
from the corps of teachers of the city not only has
heschoOl of which he was the honored head, sus-
tanned great loss not only have the public schools
of the city lost one of their most accomplished and
faithful instructors, but ourselves have great reason
to regret the retirement from us of so eminent
ly polished gentleman and scholar
RssoLUed, That we bid our late fellow laborer
God-speed in whatever profession he may engage,
believing that be will carry with him the same con-
scientious and untiring devotion to duty, and will
exhibit the same urbenity and kindly courtesy 10
others; showing him not only to be superior
teacher, but a tr1Ie man.
RESOLVED, That we also deeply regret the resig
nation of Mrs. Palmer, who has, while here, won
the enviable reputation of an energetic faithful and
accomplished teacher; enjoying the entire conf
dence and esteem of her pupils, patrons and fellow
teachers. A. G. HOPKINSON,
J. C. HALE,
Committee.
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CLEVELAND THURSDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 3d. 1868
Use me-yOu could not refuse me if you

fuse me-yon could not refuse me if you
knew"
.'What?"
"How utterly miserable am. cannot stay
here-here's my hand--be quiek-let me go
home I"
With quick, rapid movement the teacher
grasped the little feverish hand that was out
stretched to him, and covered it over and over
again with feUent, passionate kisses.
"Forgive you," he said, while his fine eyes
grew deep and tender in their expression, ''for-
give you, yes, thousand times, and then not
be able to show you milonth part of the love
which l bear for you. Forgive you-but I'll
dare ask more than you-dare hope, perhaps
more than you care to hope-that you will love
me; that you will place yourself and this sin
ned against, abused little hand in my keeping
Tell me, Anna, have asked too much I"
The answer was faint and low that came from
Anua Hawkes. lips, but nevertheless it was a
satisfactory one, for the sweet little mouth from
whence it came took immediate reward in
kisses.
So it all ended and a few weeks after An
ma Hawkes. became Mrs. Arthur Stone, much
to the satisfaction of the wondering school at
Elton
Iy@ DR.. Lyons Office is removed from s5
Water street to No. 81 st Clair street
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-The following COM
prise all the transfers of importance since our last
report:
Dec. 18th. Henry W Clark to Elbridge Bram-
hall; SO feet font on Public Square, north side, 36
feet deep. Consideration $1,000.
Dec. q. Edward B. Winbolt 10 G. E Herrick
and H. P Platt; SO feet front on Hurd street, los
feet deep; in Cleveland City, West Side Consid-
Grafton sllOO
Dec. 18th. John NJ. Sterling to franklin 7.
Backus; 36-lOO acres in Ten Acre Lot sc, situate
40 rods north of Euclid street. Consideration
S2347, %.
Dec. 18th. Benajah Barker to Lyman c. Thayer
SubLnts % and D, having each 50 feet front on
Forest street, and 226 feet deep. Consideration
$500.
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CARPET SwEEPER.-This is an age of inven-
ton, and .among the machines" that are con-
stantly astonishing the wo ID is a carpet sweeper,
which our worthy grand-mOthers would probably
have pronounced ''new tangled notion to help la.
zy women" but which housekeepers of the present
day will rejoice to see 1t is simple thing, and
yet will thoroughly sweep carpet without raising
any dust, and will save the wear of brooms, carpets
and temper. Five minutes inspection will show it'
construction. Ladies are invited to call and exam
inc it at Branan's Sewing Machine Depot, Superior
street, The price is but 50.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-30

NEW CHURCH.-The bible Christians" have
completed their new church on the corner ofOrange
and Irving streets. 1t is a neat and commodiOus
structure, well adapted for their use. On sunday
follows:-At O'Clock A. NJ, public prayer meet
ing; at l2 A. NJ, preaching by the Pastor, Rev.
J. Hodge; at l-2 P. NJ, preaching by Rev. w. H.
Brewster; at P. NJ, a general meeting at which
the pastor and others will speak. A collection will
be taken up to defray building expenses.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-30

CONMENDABLE.-Afe few nights since, Mr.. C.
Wise was going from Madison to Perry, on the
track of the Cleveland & Erie R. R., and discover
With promptitude worthy ofnotice, be hurried to
the station and informed the Agent, who had bare
y time to stop an approaching train, which, had it
not been for this warning, would probably have
been thrown from the track. We understand the
Conductor made generous present for the noble
and manly act
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New YEARS. GIFTs.-Among the multitudes Of
presents from which it is hard to choose, there is
one which will be ever appropriate and useful, and
which will constantly remind the receiver of the
onIp N Tie cleveland Library or Young
Mems Christian Associations. Access to the ex-
cellent libraries of these institutions, and to the
reading rooms, will be of much real value TO any
one and Will render such present not merely orna
mental, but of much practical benefit. Let this moi
| be forgotten.
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POLICE CoURT-James Carol, charged with
petit larceny, was fined $40 and sent to jail for ten
days.
James ODOnnell, same offence, fined 50 and
costs.
Stephan Ansel, same Offence, fined SIS and sent
to Jail five days.
Mary Fleming, intoxication, fined 90 and costs.
Several cases continued.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
THURSDAY MORNING, DEC. 80, 1855.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING

q Plain and Ornamental Printing of every dcscripii0
dono at the Printing Establishment Of the Leader Office,
on the latest impr we'd and mss rapid steam presses the
best style short notice, and reasonable Par
tcuar attention paid to blank work Every description
ofBInlng done, especially Blank Books Lelgers, Journ
ais Sales Books Receiving Books, SC, sc.
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/ Ne" BOOKS.
| NOTES FROM PLYMOUTH PULPIT A collection
OF memorable passages from the Discourses of
Henry Ward Beecher. By AUGUSTA MOORE.
New York, Derby and jackson.
The beauty and eloquence contained in Beecher's
Life Thoughts" are known to ALL The rich
stores of experience which the author has gather
ed in his intercourse with the world, and
the congeniality of his soul with all that is good
and pure, are shown forth most clearly in those
random gems, strung together by the skillful hand
| of listener to the words themselves In the vol
ume now before u.s. this pleasant labor of collecting
and repeating the peculiarly beautiful and power
ful thoughts OF the Pastor of Plymouth Church,
has been taken up by female parishioncr, and in
reading the book, many pleasant hours willbe pass
ed. The weary invalid, will rest more contented-
ly on his painful couch, as encouraging words are
read to him from this book, and the business man
will feel wiser and better for its perusal The book
will have wide sale.
Cobb & Co. have it.
OUR CHARLEY, AND WHAT TO DO WITH HIM. By
MRS II. b. Stowe. Boston, Phillips, Sampson
& Co.
"Our Charley" has been extensively copied into
the newspapers ofthe country, it having been orig
inally published in the Independent. This little
book contains two articles on "Our Charley and
"what to do with him" Ofthe rest of the stories
the author says, "The stories following are some
ofthOse with which one mother has beguiled the
twilight hours of one Charley, they are given in
hopes that other mothers may find pleasure in
reading them to their Charleys."
The stories are capital ones for the little folks
and for the mother too. We hope very many
Cleveland Charleys will receive the book on New
Years morning.
For sale by Cobb & Co.
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REMovAL.-Hawks Bro. have removed to the
store in ROuses Block, No. 239, Superior St. where
their stock of periodicals will be found as full as
ever and little more So
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New YEAR.-N. Heisel, corner of st. Clair and
Erie streets, has any quantity of Toys, New Yeals
gifts, fancy articles, confectionery &c, for the
young folks
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DbDsifiat1s & Gnrarolls.
.WEDFC.fL C.RRD,
THAT CONsUMPTIOlN CAN BI
70 ChT01a5c I3aUTljCIS.
DR. BANNING, Qate of New York J
II gives notice that he has Oclted at
No. lII Euciid Street.


And that having perfected his system Of BRACES,
SPINAL LEVERS x PROPS. BRACE TRUSSES
PILE SPkINtiS tliLDBED GIRDLES,
AND skirt SUPPORTERS,
He prepaetO treat Casually without med cine the fol-
lowing aai analogous affections, viz:
BRONCHITIS; with irritable threat, and weakness and
hlarsencSs of voice IN speaking and sluglng.
WEAKNESS OF THE CHEST. with cough, bleeding at
the lungs pan shornoss OF breath and palpatiOn of the
heart. =.
DERANGEAIENT OF THE STOMACH; with indges-
lains IN the sides and all gone feeling, which are
gTayaied e citing the body
WEAKNESS and FALLING OF THE BOWELS:
with constipation, chronic diarTLGa proapsus aHi and
pifs
URINARY WEAKNESSES. sith irritnble bladder and
incOntInen! aud painful urnlli5ns
SEMINAL WEAK NESSlS; which If not arrested,
generally end 10 INSANITY sad p y-sicIl un.
SPINAL DEl1A NGEMENlS; with curyai ure, lncquail-
ui the hs and shoulders. ungTuceful gait and pain
and wuis of the back which, If not arrested tend to
their increase and TO consumption
HERNIA; ralcal cure effected ION princple by
% his combination brace Truss.
DERANGENENT OF THE LOWER EXTREAII-
TIES; with cOldnes, numbnoss, hcayiness and sTo
standing.
The dropping young ladies' with peaked shoulders aud
large and sharp shoulder blades and atnesS of the chest
which indicative of early cnusumItIOn pleasantly
removed.
SKIRT sUPPoRTERsThe att4uiion OF ladies' is called
hi combination Abd mDa and Spinal Shoulder Bruce and
skirt Supporter. which most of the above affections may
be prevented relieved. the form and bearing Of the
body imFruved and the weight the skirts held away from
the stomach. Inyads out OF the city should inquire by
letter when Dr. b may be
The medical profession are invited TO examlne his surg
cal devices.
A IaIy IN attendance upon Ladies' declO
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G. ". BERSY,
TTPHOLSTERER AND MANUFAC
Burning flnio.

N0TICE.-EXCELSIOR BRECK=
IN ENRIDGE COAL AND CARBON oILS-The
undersigned would those who deal Ia coal and carbon
oils that he has inside such arrangements will enable
him to furnish those who buy Lamps Of him, with good
an article Of
COAL AND CARBON OILS,
As there manufactured in the cOunTyby the barrel
gallon Fluid. Coal, Carbon and Keresne LAMPS Tor
ale at wholesale New York prices-freigm added No.
Ontario 81. nOv2 r. LAW
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OEntistrp.
Il OSS or TEETH=-A new an
REMOVAL

DR. B. F. ROBINSON HAS RE.
u moved his Dental Office to his residence No a
Wood four doors North Ofthe NJ T. Church. where
win be happy all Of his form patrons snyOi
ers who may need his services.
Cleveland. March 20. 1s5e-mh23:dti
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A Good Tree IS Known BY It's Fruits !;
SO rs
Good Physician by his Successful Work.
To the Consumptive, and all those who are suffer
ing with disease of the Throat Lungs,
Heart, Liver, and Stomach.
THE well known and justly celebrated
Il Indian Herb Doctor,
R.J.LFeN5, FROM SOUTH AMERICA,
Would the people of Cleveland and vicinity
he hast oEapcn


Office No. 81 st. Clair Street.
All who suffering from the ab named Diseases or
ny other complicated complaint Of years staining
for ned that they consult the Doctor E FREE OF
CHARGE.
is hoped that will despair Of cure, until they
have given the Indian Herb Doctors Medicine fair and
faithful trial
10 During tho Doctors travels Europe, West Ipdies,
been Tie ifuent Gods hlnd TO restore to health AMI
vigor who and pronounced incur
able by the Old School PhysicllnSi nav.
more thousands who the verge OF the grave. are
now LIVING MONUMENTS 10 the Indian Herb Doctor 5
skill and successful treatment and are daily exc ng
blessed be the day when first and parook OF the
Ind an Herb Doctors Medicine" -
and advice free. The poor sfaH
be literally remembered.
r3s Take Notice-every Wednesday and ETday Dr. Ly-
be consulted at No 26 Detroit street, (West Side
Cleveland
~ Office Hours-from A. N. .to8P.M.
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ly DR.. Lyons Office is removed from IS
Water street to No. 81 st Clair street.
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NOTES FROM PLYMOUTH PULPIT A collection
OF memorable passages from the Discourses of
Henry Ward Beecher. By AUGUSTA MOORE
New York, Derby and jackson.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-10-22
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Il is not always easy, either in painting
OF literature, to determine where the inf1u-
rnce of language stops, or where that OF
thoaghf begins. Many thoughts are so de-
pendent upon the language in which they
are clothed, that they would lose half their
beauty ifotherwise expressed. But the high
est thoughts are those witch are least de-
psndent on language, and the dignity cf any
composition and the praise to which, Il IS
entitled, are in exact ptoportion to It's depeh-
dency on language and expression: Il COM
position is indeed usually most perfect, when
10 such intrinsic dignity is added all that ex-
preston can do to attract and adorn; but in
every case of supreme excellency, this all
becomes as nothing. We are more gratified
by the simplest lines or words which Can
suggest the ide of its own naked beauty,
than by the robe and gem which conceal
while they decorate; we are better pleased
TO feel by their absence how little they
could bestow than by their presence how
much they can destroy.