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BHSuNs MrsKrs.-Mrs Charles Howard, the popular
leading actress a, this house. has benefit night and
plays the >" Bride Of Evening", and the capital
Z" Separate Maintenance" Mrs Hoxard deserves foil
house.
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CoscFIT NY MADAME BoUhKIy--Tns popular singer
viii shortly give concert in this city for the purpose OF
introducing 10 the public young artist who very highly
spoken Of by tho musical profession
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b1issss ana ChiiurSn's Silver Gray and Tan
cored bloomerr and bats The isrge. oder
ed 70 the trade, by A LSLAND 4 co, lsO Broadway
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U. 8. supreme Court

WASHINGTON, April S, 1855.
No. Il.-Chariss W. Gszzam, W.. the lessee OF Elan
Philips, CT al. Arguments continued.
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Death OF an Es- NE mbsr OF Congress.
AuGrsrA, April 8, 1855
Hon. joel Crawford, formerly member OF Congress
from Georgia, and gallant officer the Indian wars
died on Monday in Early county, aged Is.
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White, thu Hattsr's syeshg Styles, 81 La
fall style retueod to ~ ii WHITES ksxsl:oa saress.
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wAiiAcx's TrrArRE-Nr and Mrs. Stark, who appeared
here Monday, have since played every night to in
crcasng houses. Mr. starks performances of Rcheleu
in Sir +. b. Iyttons most admirable play Wednesday
evening, highly succcs,ul Tho audience was cn,bu
sastc in the extreme, and called Mr.. Stark before tho
curtain three times during the play, and also again at the
eod Of the piece He was well supported by Mr.. A. II.
Davenport he Hauprs, and Mrs. Allen as Francois
Tire latter was particularly excellent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-09

Rumorsd Loss OF the Brig Biooner.

N. JOINS, ". T., April :, 1885,
There are rumors here tina, the brig Bloouier, FROM
Boeton on the Is. Of March FOR Piacenia Fay with Capt
Field, Major Ripley and others interested in the Mining
operations cf the New York and New Fcundlsnd Teic
graph Company in this province has been wrecked but
there other foundation or the rumor than the fact
that the vessel bad not al last accounts arrived al the
bay though considerably overdue
HALHAx, April s, 1853
Our latest dates from Sable Island arc to The ith OF
March. The government will cutter down in a ,lay
or two and then shall be able 10 learn the particulars
As 10 the loss OF the brig Boomer.
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uolIe,y.y,s Ointment-UnI,ka tl,o.

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Touires-
Best in the world. for sale. The dye applied No Assos
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HOxses.-Seratches, Mango and Seurvy
eIrp.ors cured Compound Lotion a. l3 Thru 81
a bottle.
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The Pablic are Requested 70 Take Notice OF
B. GIBscEs affidavit under heal Of Legal Notoss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-09

10000 Cases Bclts and Shoes at ANc tkop
pricos, At PHILLIPS SMITHS. 81 Warren streo..
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SrrnnT CorRr-Ctrcut- 2ss6, 32S6, 216i, 1927,
2oi3 2isl 2iio, 292s li72 aoli 1907 1852 AGO. las
as7l 1890 us, $3.50, 1884, 3sl0 es5s 372s J72g 22s2
5iiO Sss2, cola, SSio 1870 1915, $500, sss, assas
SupRxxs Coun-specal Term.-No % and a case Of
habess corpus.
svrnioN covK-Nos. 10 942 "a, zee, ea7. 2is, 49,
go. 2ss 2sa 2ss 81, 2ss 2se sci 2sa scs 2e., ses
ISL. 2s2, 2s3, 2si, 2ss. ase, 2s5, 2ss
COMMON PIEAs-Put Mos. s5s. 1876 81 aei asa e2s
ssi, 2sS sIe eII, s7s, ss2, icoi, loo loo Par, a
Nos loo4 1909, 1910. ioii 1912 1913 iois to15 1915
1917, lois, lo1i, io22, 4o7, bs2.
uxnD sIaIs Drnic corRI.--Sos. 81 100 ios lis,
12i, 125, 12e, 81, ~, az.
SURVIVOR CorRr-G~peral Term.--sp-cia ordcr-on
saturday, April 10, at IL o'clock A. NJ tho trial calendar
will be called through IN the room in which the principal
trial ru held for the purpose ~ selecting such
% may be tried within on hour Such win be placed
on special calendar These will consist only OF
actions arising on contract and brought for the recovery
q money only but OF al actions uabe within the time
above stated SO much Of the last week Of the April term
as may be required for the purpose will be devoted 10 the
trial the causes on such special calendar During that
week four Judges viii EFT FOR the trial Of actions by jury
day calendar viii be made up, sting akon
IN their order from such special calendar when they are
disposed Of the DAY calendar will be made up Of causes
taken from the general trial calendar commencing the
place which had been reached when the trial N he spc.
cisl calendar was commenced
The Metallic Tablet Razor strop Can he
cbsins5, geouine, at .. "a. sAUNDERs store. No
Paris Felt Hats just Received. Spring
styles as usual KNOX, 2i2 Broadway corner Of FULTON
street
Dnvids Spring style % Hat are all the
Give him call Al his saesrocsn Wi broadway
Duane street
.Wtu Issue Tc-6sy,'--
eENrIEMENs CONCERT CAPS
for eoncer, opera md hcsires
otN1N, 2lt Broadway, opposite st. Paurs.
Lesry 4 Co.'S
-FOUR DOLLAR
10 addition 70 our standard dollar at
eounersne styles AZ -four dollars Our IA
ciues IN manu- acurng enable place before the public
article superior 10 before offered this figure.
LEADERS AND tNTRODuCERs or FASHION
Nos and 8 Astor House, Broadway.
Barrys Trfcopherous II the Best and
cheapest article for dressing besuyins cleansing curEnF
preserving and restoring The hair Ladies try H. Sold BY all
druggists.
Wilson's Hair Remedses.--sold only MT 3Os
Grand street. New York only IS cents coors your hair
stores your hair and gives glossy appearances Consists Of
Whsons HAi Ees'orer and HAiS gooyv,
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The Niagara Outward hound.

HAtnsx, April s-12P.H
The royal mail steamship Nsgars from Boston, passed
Ragged blsnd Light al 4:io P. NJ and will be here IN
about two hours
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UoIIOWay'S Osntment-NNtke shosc out'
Applications which relieve for the moment by
ralyzng organic alton OF the skin pie through
Inflammation and thus kin gush
the Gre which feeds The eruption boil ulcer from which
the pstieut suffers.
WIGS sat- Cameron's Mandatory, 100
Fulton Brooklyn Their superior style aud quality Is
acknowledgement fact
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xoHry, April 8, 1855.
The Hon Edward Everett bas arrived 10 this city
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Bachelors Hasv Dye, Wigs AVA ToupoeA--
The best In the world SURPRISING all Sold and applied
the mnnufacoty. 23 Broadway
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Wilson's Hair Remeties.--sold only nj JO6
Grand street. New York only IS cents coors your hair
stores your kar and gives gossy appearance Consists Of
wl,sons HAs Resiorer and HAlx Goioysy,
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Boots and Shoes.
TEE LAR 0EST AND CHEAPEST ASSCRTNENT OF
GOOD Boors AND SHOES IN The CITY fsA-
BROOKS, bTD Broadway aud $50 Fulton street
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V,sa- 4 Co..s

Lesvy a. Co.'S
-FOUR potLAs mar.
10 addition 70 standard i've dollar hat we nov offer
counters new styles -four dollars Our extensive "a
ces N Manufacturing enable 10 place before the public
arC superior 10 snv before offered this figure
LEADERS AND tNTRoDuCERs or FASHION,
Nos and Astor House, Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-09

RATES or WHARFAGE IN THIS CRY "A bill is now before
the Legislature Of this State for increasing the rates Of
Wharfage vessels loading and unloading at the docks
in this city and Brooklyn. The bill is similar in its fea
lures to these which have been introduced in each Iegs
ature for number OF years past and sothered before
being put upon their final passage. We have had
sion before TO alude the low Of wharfage this
city, and their nadequacy to produce sufficient per cont.
on the cost Of he piers and bulkhends TO
owners in keeping them proper repair Ii ia a well
known fact that Of the docks along the East and
North rivers are actually unsafe for the moorng of
ses owing to their diapdated condition and inability
Of the prcprietors to give them permanent repair and
yet Legislature has thus far refused to establish pay
ing rates rates that will approx nate 10 those
charged in any other port the United States rhc Har
Dor Commissioners know this fact and the Legislative
mtee two years ago ascersred that such the case
and recommended the passage OF bill for a slight
In the charges But yet nothing has been done
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EUROPEAN MAIIs.-The Postmaster or this city having
accepted the steamship City Of Baltimore, the mails for
Europe will 60 forward by that vessel Saturday the
10th inst The mails will close, usual, at loK A. NJ
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lhs Eastern, western, Northern and Southern Tse
graph Ilnes.-- ONCE 81 Wall styect.
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CALAIS, Ne, April 8, 1858.
Ten buildings In this place destroyed by Ere this
Afternoon. Loss partially Insured.
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Isn1 Il LaugAaols 70 hear ans tenaers 81
psnsshs.a has saA v useo. e1Aoted
vsnaer u sros;vsy Tor se ''" '"' y xssy:sscssiS
Manufactures q gen,-' ha,, us Nassau street.
White, TIM Hattsr.s syusnr Styles, o3s Lsss
fall style e&ucod to y. st WHITES ks<slson sress
D1issss ana ChiiarSn's Silver Gray and Tan
81 1sds Leland Co 40 Isso.aw Slt' ''
Hosses.-scratches, Mango and searvy
aboais. '''N ''A1'' V
The Public are Requested 60 Take Notice OF
b. GIBsoE's affidavit under heal Of Legal Nouoes
10000 Cases Bcots and Shoes at AssctAcn
pricos, e, PHILLIPS SMITHS. 81 Warren sreoA
TEE LAR 0EST AND CHEAPEST ASSORTMENT OF
GOOD Boors AND SHOES IN The rrvrA-
BROOKS. bTb Broadway Ani $50 Fulton street
Decorative Paper Hanginss Now Opening at
gig Srosdwsy At wholesale and retail By FRANCIS FARES
Grand Gymnastic Exhibition ny the New
bers Of woods 0ymnasm Twenty eighth stree near Fia
Avenue. Monday and Wednesday evening April i2h sad ls
Good Subjects Never Tire --fIc,nxes goes to
waters Dspoi $50 Broadway.
Ohire ~ the Niagara Falls Water Power
Company, q Courspdt street New York, apri Z. 1853
toce frssuucb the notice calling the annual meeting
khn,der election of irregular being
oslee Ming office of he company,
which is at Is Courand street. New York according 10 the
attic q association aod by laws OF the company and IN
afmc for other legal election cc place At
the Getting yesterday and only being
who had In the company notice hereby given
tbst meeting the stockbodeIs FOE annual election
called held the oice OF the osny Co.rl.ndt
The city Of New York Tuesdsy the 9th day OF
April ips IL O'Clock NJ Stockholders earnestly
que sted he present person. HORACE II. DAY,
Vice President Treasurer The company having Pre-
sdent.
Bstchelor's Ha1v Dye, Wigs Hes, Toupoos---
world surps all Sold and applied
the manufsc,oty y. 23 Broadway.
Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs snt TouiSss-
Best In the world. for sale. 1he dye applied No Aston
House,,
IoIloNay's Ointment-VOItke tiaosc out
applications which relieve pain for the moment by
rayzng alton OF the skin, through
absorb. the Inflammation and thus Engush
which feeds The eruption boil ulcer from which
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The Metallic Tablet Razor strcp Can he
obtained, reouine, al :. a 4. sAUNDERs store No 7
Asior
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Grand Gymnastic Exhibition by the New
bers of Wood 0ymnasirm Twenty eighth street. near Fn
Monday and Wednesday evening April i2h sad ls
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Virginia Legislature.

virginia Ltffsiefurt.
Rcnno.D, April g. 1868.
The Legislature Of Virginia adjourned rim. die o. day.
Purchase OF Mount Vernon.
RIcNosp, April 2, 1855.
contract formally entered into the 9th nst by
tho ladies Association for the purchase OF Mount Yer
non. .
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Probable Murder.

BsIrnoRx, April 3, 1865.
The body Of man named BENJAMIN Jones WAS found
floating In the dock today bearing MARKS OF violence,
dlcating that he Was murdered.
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Good Subjects Never Tire --fIoimes goes to
Niagara third photograph tie mighty
waters. Depot 2N Broadway.
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Decorative Paper HsnsinKs No.v Opening q
sse Broadway ut wholesale and retail BY FRANCIS rARE
4 co.
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pnrh Felt Hats just Recetved.-s Spring
styles as usual KNOX, 2i2 Broadway corner Of FULTON
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THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

1t is amusing to notice how quickly q
notable fact goes out Of public considera-
tion the moment it becomes bore The
Atlantic Cable, few months since, filled
all heads. in many instances to the exclu
sion of common sense. We run wild on
the subjective were cable crazy. Now
the very caption Of this paragraph will
make every nine out of ten. pass to the
next item. We doubt, indeed, whether
the interest would return were the cable
to resume duty and go into successful op-
Grafton. zr., ss- s.
Now we do not propose getting mp q
sensation item, but we are firmly of the
belief that within a short time after the
shore ends are relaid the cabls will be a
success We have bsen assured that the
failure was caused by a break some two
or three hundred miller from land We
supposed this to be correct, and were
resting quietly under the belief, when
suddenly a message passed feom New
founaland to Ireland IF the defect was
rs our learned friends assured us, how
comes il that message can be transmit.
ted? Now the cable is perfect as yet, and
we have faith in its future practical op'
,eration. Atthe same time we would no,
advise our friends to invest to any great
extent, and we think preparations for o.
vations, illustrations and professions
would be slightly premature.
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tSHERLFFS SALE.

Owen Franks l By virtue of writ of exc
vs. cution to me directed from
Isaac Young ct al the Court of Common Pleas
af Washington county, Ohio, will offer for sale
at public auction, at the front door of the
courthouse, in the town of Woodsfeld, in Mon
roe county, between the hours of 10 o'clock
A. NJ and o'clock P. NJ. on .rf,7.
Saturday the 25M Of December 1858. !
the following described property, lying in the
County of Monroe and State of Ohio, to wit:
The south half the south east quarter, and
the north west quarter of the southeast quar-
r of section nine (9) township five 90 and
nge five, (5) levied on as the property of
Isaac Young. IA Efr
Also los acres in the north part of the north
east quarter of section thirty-two (32) town
ship three (3) and range (4) levied on as the
property of William Myers.
- G. NJ. MORROW.
Nov. a. 9w $3.50 Sheriff NJ. c. o.
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WOODSFHEHD
HIGH sc HOOL.

TIntend to open High School here, on the 4th
i of April $50, in which will be taught all
the branches usually taught in our Colleges
and best Female Seminaries. The Mathema-
tical department will be under the care of one
of the most experienced Teachers. A Lady of
the highest attainments will be employed to
give instructions in eSS #Sr I
PLAIN AND FANCY NEEDLE
WORK, DRAWING, MUSIC, &C., &c.
The Classical and Scientific departments will
be under my own care, and neither pains nor
expense will be spared to render the School
worthy of a discerning public.
go 49, >t'-@t ela-. JOHN MOORE.
Woeds6eld, Nov: l7th 1855. l-s.
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Probate Court, Monroe County 0hio
SETTLEMENT ACCOUNTS.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following
lN settlement accounts are on file in said
Court, and will be for hearing on Monday the
9th day OF December A. d. 1858. 9i'ss ist
ADMINISTRATORS AND EXECUTORS AC-
COUNTS.
Hill; final
James Nesbitt, Executors of D. 3. Patton;
second account. aH 49,
Maria Payne, Executor of Josiah Payne;
final. ,s. F se
William Lanum, administrator of John Gle
venger final.
John Forshey, administrator of Levi Cecil;
partial.
William Goodhue, administrator Susannah
Goodhue, partial.
Jane Pickens, Executor of Thomas Pickers;
final.
John Barber, Executor of Oliver Wylie: par
tial.
GUARDIAN ACCOUNTS.
Jane Pickens, Executor of Thos. Pickens
guardian to Souths heirs; final.
Naomi Goodhue, guardian to John & Arch
bold Goodhue; partial. q
VIM. A. Pickens, guardian to JAS. A. Pick
ems; partial.
John Lanum, guardian to Enock Thomas
heirs; final.
Robert Robinson, guardian Of his children;
partial.
Joseph Yontz guardian to Bauer's heirs.
JOHN S WAY, Probate Judge.
Nov. 8, 1S5S.-5w.
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Belmont papers please copy
ECIAL OTIC E :.
DR.. Roback's Discoveries.

We can not shut our eyes to the fact, tha
Dr. RobacB's famous Medicines, the Scandi-
navian Blood Pills and Purifier, efecting
wonderful cures of Fever and Ague, Dyspep-
sia, Liver complaint and Rheumatism, in all
parts of .he West. sPlanters and Farmers,
upon whose words we can rely, assure us that
such is the case, and the newspapers with
which we exchange confirm the statement.
The Blood Pills and Blood Purifier, as their
names import, act specifically upon the active
principle of disease in the Animal Fluids.
The distributive system of boodvessels and
nerves, which irrigate the whole body with the
element of vitality, becomes, when that ele-
ment is tainted with corruption, dissemina-
ton of the seeds of disease. 1t is upon this
circulating poison, this deadly virus, propelled
through the veins and arteries to the destrue-
ton of health and life, that DR.. Roback's prep
arations act. They change the chemical char
acter of the blood, revitalize it, render it pure
and nutritious. Graphing with, and destroy
| ing the very root of disorder their cures are
complete and permanent. We invite atten
ton to DR.. R.'s advertisement.
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Guardians Sale.

NOTICES hereby given, that by virtue Of
In an order of the Probate Court, in and for
Monroe County, Ohio, to me directed, Twill
offer for sale at public auction, the following
real estate, to wit: -
The south half of the south east quarter
of sectien IA, township I, and range Z, con-
tanning so acres, more r less, and lying in said
County of Monroe, on
SATURDAY,, December llh. 1853,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M, and
o'clock p NJ, of said day. Sale to be on
the premises.
TERMS-One- third cash in hand, one-third
in one year, and the residue i'll two years,
with interest on the deferred payments, to be
secured to the satisfaction Of the undersigned.
.za JOSEPH Y0NTZ, Guardian OF
... George Bakers heirs.
Nov. 10 1888 4w.pd.
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Proclamation by the Governor.

!. In compliance with a Joint resolution
of the General Assembly, /, Salmon P.
Chase, Governor Of the State Of Ohio,
hereby appoint Thursday, the 25th Gay of
November S5s, as day of public thanks
giving and prayer to almighty God: And
1earnestiy recommend to the people of
the State, the due observance of that day
by abstinence from ordinary labors; by
public and private offerings of praise and
gratitude for the multiform and manifold
blessings and benefits, national, social, and
personal, which God hath been graciously
pleased to bestow upon US; and by fervent
prayers that He will cause His goodness to
abound yet more and more toward us, pro-
tecting our whole country from foreign
enemies and domestic dissentions, distin
gushing by His favor, our State institu-
lions ofgovernment, education, aud benev.
oleEce and conducting each of us through
the blessed ways of penitence and faith, to
the glorious censummation. of earthly
hopes in heavenly rest.
Given under my hand, and the great
seal of the State of Ohio, this
! J SEAL. eighth day of n ovember, A.
d. 1858.
BY the governor: "
n ~ Ialg s. P. CHASE.
A. P. RUSSELL Secretory of State.
u : 10 a
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A Severe Operation.

:. q b =
sAweN known citizen of Richmond re-
Gently ~ received letter from his
son, physician, now in California, giving
an account Of surgical operation per-
formed upon himself, the details of which
border upon the marvellous. CHANGING
to see the description in question, we So
licited it for publication, and now place it
before our readers, feeling well assured that
they win read it with interest. One hard
ly knows which. the more to admire, the
skin of the operators or tae fortitude of
their patient. Both are wonderful
at the letter. proceeds. "is now, one
month since l have been here. was get
ting on slowlyat Marysville that thought
I would come to San Francisco to have an
operation performed to see why the prin-
cipal bone in my leg did not unite. At
ter lying upon my back in Marysvilio for
s103 days, it was time, think. Besides,
my physicians there and myself differed as
TO the cause, and being confident that my
leg would not get well, for year perhaps,
with their let alone treatment. / concluded
to have it cut down upon and thoroughly
examined. s
ssy Mr.. Cooper, an acquaintance of mine,
and On excellent surgeon, in whom have
much confidence, has charge of my case.
At my request, and in the presence OF
'of some dozen or more physicians, he op-
Grated. An incisiou seven inches long
was made upon the inner surface of the leg
then another at right angles; the flesh was
carefully dissected from the bone through
out that extent, so as fully to expose the
fracture &c. The bones were priced
apart, and eight pieces of bone of differ
ant, sizes removed. The ends were then
we'll scraped, and after drilling six holes,
three silver wires were introduced, to
bring and hold the ends together. The
operation was severe one, but / bore it
without taking chloroform. had suffered
somuch with the leg, and being anxious
to get well, could hare stood any sort
ofoperation. 80 s, ssr@s-,.,
tItis now thirty five days since the oper-
alton, and I shall! get up to-day week
confident this time that all is right for
the bone has united and is quite firm. 1t
will be a month after get up before Twill
be able to walk without my crutches. l
feel 6rst rate, and enjoy my time, in bed
~ well as anybody could, for I let nothing
disturb my mind. Agreeable books and
cheerful company, of which have enough
keep me quite busy.-.South
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John r. Dunlap serasn rlSs .. .rs."s. ~s' to,
George Thompson me directed from the court
& Susanna Borth. of Common Pleas of the
county of Monroe and State of Ohio, 1 will.
offer for sale at public auction at the front
door of the courthouse, in the town of Woods
field, in said county, between the hours of 10
o'clock, a. m, and o'clock p. m, on
Saturday. the 27h.day Of Norember, 1858,
the following described property, lying in the
county and State aforesaid, to wit: 80
Lot number eleven, in the town of Bares-
vile, appraised at four hundred and fifty dol
lars.
ALSO certain tract of land bounded on the
north by lands of John Hartle, on the east
and south by lands of the heirs of Adam
fisher, and on the west by lands formerly
owned by Jacob Bare in section "a, township
/, and range 3, containing about 80 acres, and
appraised at $1,000, 'a1] p
5ss G.. N. MORROW,
Oct. 27. So Is Sheriff, NJ. C.. o.