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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-11-03
Ne6 Ao6ertissments.
Notice.

) A s. the time appointed for settling the es-
jfAp tate of ALvAH WHITE. deceased, is draw
ingto close. it is necessary that all persons
having unsettled accounts with said estate
should call and settle the same before the first
of December next, or legal steps will be taken
to settle such accounts
res.l H. X. WHITE. Adminitrator.
River Falls Oct. 21st., 1858, 19-5w
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-11-03
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1nAfton, Minnesota, "Wednesday. Oct. 9th
ALBERT HArFoRp, aged ID years. z
a~spA .GE2cT a NV
lxissgsstF sT-fss sVvsa f1.HiAs
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-11-03
NOTICE.

A LII persons whose subscriptions Sor tie
Apurehass Of the Academy ball are yet ua-
paid are requested to pay the same 70 ths IA
dsrsigned without delay.
o. 8. POWELL.
River Falls, June ID. 1888. Wa
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-11-03
SLOAN'S OINTMENT!

DOR Mildnsss, Safety. Certainty and Thor
Il oughness, Sloans Ointment sxcels, and 10
rapidly superseding all other Ointments ard
Llniments for the cure Of the following disco.
,es
Fresh Wounds. Calls Of all kinds, Cracked
Heels. Ring.onc, Pollevil, Wind galls, Call,~.
Spavine, Sweeney, Fistula, Foundsred Feat,
Sand Cracks, Scratches or Grease, Mango. and
Horse Distenper.
The Condition Powder
Is composed principally Of herbs aud f,ois,
and may be given at all times and under ali
circumstances with perfect safety 1t has been
fornd, by long experience, to be highly ussf,l
in the cure of thu various diseases to with
horses and cattle are subject, viz Disterper,
hide Bound, Loss of appetite, Inward Strains,
Yellow Water, Inflammation of the eve, Ts-
tigue from Hard Exercise; also Eheumatis,n.
Commonly called the Stiff complaint 1t In
as, safe and certain remedy for Coughs and
Colds It carries off all gross humcrs, and will
remove all inflammation ard fever. purify tAs
blood. loosen the skin, cleanse the water anil
strengthen every part of the body. One pack
age of the powders and box of the Ointment
will perfectly cure recent Founder in six or
eight days. without leaving the least effect in
the feet. Tn Horse Distenper, they will allsv
the fever and promote healthy termination Of
the disease. One Powder AID part of boz
of the Ointment, will, in all eases, cure fhs
Horn Distemper in COW two are sometimes
required for an OK.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-11-03
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INSTANT RELIEF
FOB HORSES & CATTLE.

This is truly Great Remedy. EaI ss
cent bottle of Sloans Instant Relief. given IN
Horse Of Collie in few nninEtes I'm extreme
cases repeat the desc in fifteen minutes.
For Bruises, Strains. SIrains, and many
other injuries on Horses. Cattle and other s,ii-
mails. Sloan's Instant Relief speedily affects
cure. Many persens have been astonished 10
witness the rapid cure effected. by the use Of
this wonderful medicine.
s# Get Circulars of Agents.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-11-03
NOTARY PUBLIC

~ NJ DAVIS, Notary Public. Office, cor
~: ner Second and Cedar streets River
Falls. 1tt
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-25

The Boston Post tells Of courteous
clark who, while collecting fare. came to
an Irish lady seated on chest on the deck,
while around her were six small children,
! including one at the breast:
'.I'll take your fare, my good woman
"An' sure" said the woman, "an yc told
me I might come-didn't tell We my hus'
band was sick an I, must get to him will
thecbilder?'' c.'Yes." said George. '"buI
there was but one chill then-where die
ron get All these six" Irish lady-"Sure
sn' fgot them all where got one-where'.
the har-r-rm?" George passed. on. and
the woman and children were booked a
dad beads"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-25

Harper's Magazine has correspondent
in Georgia who overfows with good
things. He gets off the following anec
dote:
Judge Dooly. an eminent jurist in Geor-
gia forty years ago, was great wag as
we'll as a great judge-witty as well as wise.
His gravity gave effect even to his jokes,
and these were more frequent than his de-
cisions. One of his fancies was to "take
people down" who were in the habit of ex-
aggeration. The way he used mp Austin
Edwards, keeper of the hotel at Elberton,
is a caution to all story tellers, of whom
Austin was the prince. He always told
the whole truth, and more. 1T was natter
al, "-he said, che liked uncommon things
better than common ones-'twas q heap
more amusin' anyhow" One morning at
breakfast, this long bow landlord had been
relating one of his extraordinary yarns,
and Judge Dooly being at the hotel and
listening to the story. sat in solemn silence
until it was over, and then remarked that
he had an awful dream in the night, and
was very much depressed this morning
The landlord was awake in moment, and
begged the Judge. if it would be no violence
to his feelings, to relate the dream, as all
would like to hear it. The Judge still de-
clined, as it might hurt the feelings of 9TH
ers.
"Oh, do tell it, Judgc-we must have
it," urged the landlord; and the company
joining In, the Judge proceeded as if he
q were about to sentence criminal to be
hung:
well. dreamed last night TIVE lawyers
AMI myself had retired to private room
to divide among us fee received from a
hard case, which had been carried through
witha mighty deal Of lying on all hands
While we were settling the division IL
steps the devil, who, without any formali
ty. said he had come for us-we had told
lies enough, and if he left us any longer We
might repent, anil so he'd lose us. We dit
our best to persuade him TO let us off, bu
he was inexorable, till at last ventured t.
ask il he would take substitute
"Whom do you offer?' he asked.
"'Austin Edwards said keeper o
the Elberton Hotel
"'Good! MIL do said he. send bin
down. I'll take him for all three of you?
The table was in roar, and the land
lord was cured, for time at least, of hi
habit, ofoverdrawing. He passed ava.
years since, and Judge Dooly is gone too
so there is no harm done In telling tn
story. ffEfT -ffyfH IA
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-25

A verdant Yanke seeing the announce
ment in large letters, in front of book
store, NorHISG TO WEAR SOLD HERE, ex.
claim A: oval, now wonder who said
there was!''
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-25

"Fsith ana shure.'' said Patrick. meet.
ine and engine. ''that's the divil." Och
no, /" said Nike. tits only asteamboaf hunt
M for wathes.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-25

osDon't care 80 much about the bugs
said NJ Swink, "but the truth is, I've MOI
got TIE b|ool to spae. W.T.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-25

n 'sSH. Smith, you said you boarded at the
Columbus Hotel six months; did you foot
The bills" 'No. SIR. but it amounted to
the same thing, the landlord footed me-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-25

g. both blcached and unbleached.
Hickory Shifting, Ticking, Satinettes, Cassimercs,
Mole Skin,) Broad Cloth, &C., &c.
U We have the best assortment of CROCK
cry WARE ever brought to Plymouth We
can ft yoG NTH full set or part Of a act on short
notice. We have some very beautiful e l. A ;
w +, which We are selling cheap. Our stock
Of - ~ ~ DIVA III q
consists of everything from Pegging Awl to a
Sausage Grinder. Axes, Hammers, Spirit Levels,
Plane Stocks K Bits, Augers, Chisels, Hand Saws,
Wood Saws, Mill and Cross Cut Saws, Door Locks
and Bolts Thumb I,atche<, Butts and Screws, Cut
iery of the finest quality, &c., &c ....ii
In our large. Basement Story VIC. keep good
supply of Sugar. Tea, Conce. Molasses. Syrup
Tobacco, Tanners, Sperm, Lard and Machine
OILS, Tmpcntine, hooms, Pails, Tubs, Churns
Shovels, Spades. Pitehforks, Log Chains, &c-, &c
We sell exclusively for
Ready Pay of some kind
We lrsvc tried il, and find it works well, and W.
certainly believe it to be the best for the buyer
We invite One and All TO call and examine on
Goods before purchasing elsewhere, as we iattc
ourselves that We can and do sell cheaper than an
other establishment in Plymouth. We take in Elk
change for Goods all kinds Of Country Produce
for which the highest market price will be paid.
Our Clerks, Messrs. POMEROY 4 ELLIOTT
are men of experience in the business, and are 81
vays on hand. ready and willing TO show you any
thing in our line FREE OF CHARGE:
" Thankful 70 our old customers for their lon
continued favors, we would, most respectfully, SC
lott q eontinuasion Of their patronage, promisin
to do better by them than ever before.
lesi Yours, Very Respectfully,
psi ssFezs JOHN L. WESxERvELT.
! December 3, RESI-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-25

CATEGORICAL couRTsnIP.


II sal one night beside blue eyed girl
The ERE was out, and so, too, was her mother;
Afeeble fame AROUND the lamp did CO.
Making faint shadows. blending in each other;
E,Twss nearly twelve o'clock, too, in November;
She had shawl on, also. remember.
Nv ll.I had been to see her every night
For thirteen days, and had sneaking notion
: re pop the question, thinking all was right,
And once or twice had made an awkw ,rd motion
: To take her hand, and stammer'd, coughed, and
stuttcr'd;
But somehow nothing 10 the point had utter'd.
= al Thought this chance too good now to be lost;
- hitched my chair up pretty close beside her,
Drew long breath, and then my legs I cross'd
Bent over, sighed, and for Eve minutes eyed her
= She looked rs if she knew what next was coming
And with her feet upon the floor drumming.
81 didn't know how to begin, or where
Icouidn't speak-the words were always chok-
ing
Iscxrce could novel seem'd tied to tue chair
Iharily breathed-'twas awfully provoking
The Precipitation from each pore came oozing,
My heart, AMI braia, and limbs their power seom'd
losing
"At length s,s brindlc tabby cat
Walk purrinS up, inviting me TO pat her,
An idea came, electic-Iks, at that
NV doubts. like summer-couds, began to scatter;
seized on tabby, though a scratch she gave me,
And said Como, Puss, ask Mary if she'll have me-
Twas done at once-the murder out,
The thing was all explain in half minute;
She blush'd, and turning pussy cat about,
Said, 'Pass, tell him EYES," her foet was in it!
The cat had thus saved me my category,
And here's the catastrophe of my story"
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-05-12

~ TNKE RHkN 4 o. Y -
MMMwEN8 @N &#M@4

In parsEasses a lhws e JAMES 81
UHAkAN, President u ths ualtea 4sahal
AZ Amagiea, do haFsby darlaEs - MAk.
knawn that pabike sAiss MsH " helA Y
the unaesmsnsl0 Iana g eAa IN tss 6sats
Al Tow A. & ths pasioas hsEelAsfssr go.
~ s. 80 sllllIss ii IS 90 q. sanusssS.
Inc =. Wsll1nv. ahs sswsash aay a& 1uma
nexk. 2uy ths dfap0aal 81 80 pmhazn 2ands
harskafsRe aasagsss sisaassa witAin fhs
fallewiag aanad sawashipas ~
Nerd ~ aks kass kas cad sssf 81 tke HfsA
ggtacsp@f smmsdsam.
Townahin 100, * Tangs 81.
Tpwnshirs 90 and 100, og range 20.
Townahap 90 az ran9s s.
Al the land ofAea s. FORT DODGE,
commencing Oh M0naay, the 1nngtaansh
dag Of June next, gog he disposal II tsse
public landm haFstokoFe mma9egsd, situated
within ths tellowtna named townships and
p&sta oe Townships six
NsraA n aks hass gsae an4 msae III ake 6fsA
pTkasapel assss&ssa.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-05-12

At aha laad alRee &c r0aT DODGE
eammsaelng "a Aanaay, 80 swankg -aEsi
dsy q 5aas nsxss 80 sAs dlspesal n ~
vaeaMs lsssAa In kha sgam mmm6sgma sess&oni
wikhzn tha aaAsgmsakzansA fawHahips
whieA EsmaiR te TIE UaIssA 6kmlass agsfkia
50 ssiaas - azsh ssds 81 shs ss1nbaaas ahA
Rari&e Railroad, e saAiset as reqalged b
Law . @inimam 81 sss aasl&Fs aaa fflg
eeass per ssFs, wa
MeFaA NJ aAs bssa lsas @ma saasa II aAe INA
egiassesl msgz3z@a.
Townships 80 and 90 ot Tazige 10.
Townships SO, 80 and 20 u ranges q,
81, q, q. ~. Is, %. ~, 70, 80, 90 ard 81.
Tewnshlps g. 81, 20 ard 81, a range
81
Townshlpa 90, 70, and sl, 4 rags o.
A. kAa Iaad olses as SIOUX EfXTy
eonamameing ca Monaay, thA sav2mkh day
az Inne nexz, foT ~ diaeoeal CT me pub
lie l&aas, kwsae5srs Hne sRk& sstnsted with
IN sAs faiIawins Aalasa s0MhsAipa and parts
e towasAips, VII
AesaA 81 che a@sa kas sad wsss ef tbs RIA
nsknEsnSI mesSasan,
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-05-12

A. the Land 0aEea Ii SIC UX CITY
eOasasaeing on Tharsday. she AFag asy ID
Iaiy mMxts 9ss ~ Azspasal "a tbs E&eanl
1an&s Ia shs apem RszakeTa8 saetapaay wakhGl
us aA2Nkm 3ansua SnawMx&ssNz. wkIRA re-,
naEa u ne Wmzkak BaaKes, wazAan ~ nREss
IA eaAh skaa Ok tn AEnhmaue anA paelMt
sMEsr8a&ss mssA to = 9awA Eensxai Air rfRs
Fmaakp@a mnhier&s Ia 9aaalFad By law, ID
! anIAlmizsn 1t 1ss aesIass sRd afty csnts
psF acre, viz
Oh the 8 Dahaaas and Pseike rallrsad y
North Of ne sass gsas amd srass ofah
ffh pFsnespaI ueFadiaa.
Townships o, %, and 81, Of Eaagss -,
Towa.hlps %. 81, and %, Of ranges u,
81 aaa IS.
townships 30, VI, %, and 90, Of raasss
80 and 90.
Towaahlps 81, % and %, q ranges Al,
q, 43 and a
Townships %, %, o., o. AMI % akraags
Townships %, %. 81, and =, Il rags
is.
Townships %, 81, and "a, IL range al.
On The sfowa Central Air E1ns rail-
Eoad.n
Townships 50. &c ramgss "a and as.
Townahips &c and 81, Of EAAgs s..
Townships %, 81 and 81, oE ranges 81,
90, 80, % and III.
Townships 81 and 81, Of range ~.
Township 80, Of range 43.
AEths land oihes ~ OF UkCIL BLUFFS
coameaeing on Menaay, shs asvsnth day
Of June nexk, fer the disposal Of ths pab-
lie lands, herssgaTs sRssegeas sitaatsd @ilh-
In the following naRsd sawaahips and
parts Of townships, viz
North ofths base Has and anest Of EAs
Htlh PYS@cipaI msTidiaB. d
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-05-12
: -. - -. = = -. y Joss 4. aa8AasAH

p - e - - s8@x :. xWmaEs
CUNNING a. @wmm.
assss ssSs g k@m SO ksaI Esgags ARsass,
naaAMA CITY, M. n.
a. - afkana EAszh4alET and psamn2iRhn
wv AZ p9saneaa tvRmsaeslens enkgassag -
zsaashs - ms TsEfheoeiai ~ aowa eanRks. Is
Ehe psFs@ass u LasS ama lassGs. snExiss 80
pre- ioAas gaaiwesiamm, Me. -
g oAss % - - aksgy q Haary q
tern EEshaags Bask, FMrak s sssTsas
isal~sy III.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-05-12

At the land ofies at SIOUX CITY, eom-
mencing ca Meadays the tweHty hFst day
Of June nexE, feE the disposal Of the pab-
lie l&Ras, heretofore asagsgsds situated
within tha following aamed towhahips and
pArta se townships, VIZ
MoRTR or THx sAaE LIKE Agp WEST oF
TRE RIFTa RAENc1RAE MERIDIAN.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-05-12
= 90 80 =
q. i. nTM

g. 8. STUMK,
A 1TORNE v and C6segse Il Law al
"A anlisak0s In ehAmsHRys msn asva mrenmne
ntteHkion b 81 busaneas lnirasts3 10 Ras
eara, In sltsaas tie On u IL Jndicsaa Das4
ETiek, q Ia tbs skate.
0sRce ~ Hfeadway ssEaek csnneil
biniisy Iowa. TEaeA
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-05-12

- - . . 80 ~
4 TTOAhER and Coanaslles IL Kaw.
- GtNnssoeA, Asikss eomntgs iowa.
Rgaea1ess Il ~ - essxka IL Wasessn Eaasn
and Nshemnsas and 4ha 6npssmss cours A
fawa. sNnS0sg
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-05-12
4 G. 0kus

y - = h
A TIuAMEK and CeaxasiAaR - Iaw,
q casinkET BIaaa, Iowa.
4prscEs sesena story, asma~asa
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-05-12
JosRpn I. sHARp.
a. COCHRAN.
GENERAL LAND AGENT

cQuNeEL aLUK9H. xaWAe
III Ill p3eanp mtkaha 90 ma aoaaEaaa mmA
dentsg the paymank ce ssxea. az& % xsssg4
ehaaa and sale % raAl amsats asnaxaEsrss-.
WIN also eakeg ianAR Ter HgEkaa3s aaA live
Inns FOR paYmsak Tvhns8sa
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-05-12

- n, land ofKes AZ COUNCIL ELUfFa
commencing Ga AaAdsy, the foaTkssaaA d.
q 1ans Aextp Tor tbs dlapoaaI al kha vaeans
l4sas e klas fues ussAkeFa6 ssekIeas wEkhln
bss nndrFaasnsloned eownAhipa, which Re-.
= aah g ne Uatts3 States, wlGhla or miIss
sa sasA sa@s OF the aIuwa CanaxaI Air Line
tA. !. ST. hs : Aisaiasippi add Miasamgl
raliroakt = aaf the ssRugiinston Al MIas0ss.
hsef Faalroad e sasjaek, ~ rsamlrad hy
Y ~ % . M alesans Of tsa dss1ess sas sgss
ssaes per scre, siE:
20 " M lows csEtEal Air Liza EaIIroaa. .
AsgfA 81 tAe basr lins aad ssesf 49, FssS -.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-05-12
4 2, EAsfbB. n b. 49,.
Generaa K..asaa Aanas.

Eeeuaeax. mM YEA ss.sas ss.s.s 3 s4.esxssswta
III &. prumpsly A<kana to Lad AaansIss.
wv enakecksOns. NnvsaklnR Mensw. Inssa9.
/ ing ard selling LAnaa WssEaaks. - alx
esflsE basinsss psftainiAE % gAsas -
n WeatsfM Ioma aad NslwaaaEn.
EeA "a. - aase
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-05-12
oa Use Dubuque ard pasiGe railroad 10
hsstA # rs hass ksss cad assf u & "a 80
R@K amngadsaw
ro~ns:asPs y y sad q Eangs 4.

ASwaentpa o. ADD ~ ar RasRen i. q, Il
Ss,o, 80 ~, II ri Il. 4. Il. ~
~ = azaa elsca i roar o.
49, Z - saaaAsaeamg an MnaaaY. -
Fo,isssssfA q ~ ~ Jasse Rszl, kae ~ aizna.
49, ~ tns yae&Ma lanaa In the assea vngakss
= ssetl@aa wiEAln he unaaxmss.Ei -
y sssassaPa which sesnAia ta tAe UaIsaII
80 ssss ssathin sds mailaa - sarA eide n the
! Tow CsHtFaa Aiz L4as railgpad p -
- Maasisasppl and Maasouri fallraad 4
sssolFst g Fegnsree ~ iaw, 70 ssasIaalssa
g fas dsss3rs aud sgfy esags ysv aevs, vir
20 - : Iowa EsatFsi AZ Lins yailraaa .,
fssFea " tAs ssse lias sad essas u o. Ga re.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-07

/ IN bring you whatever you call for" sa, !
he; Jest look at your bill o. fair"
W here Is 1t says l. lie reached over an
pushed a little printed paper right afore ne.
Land Sake," says /, I'm so awful niph.
I sighted that / could't make out a word Nv tba,
hne PRINT, If twas to save my bacon. Won't
you be 50 good as to read it out loud tew me. 4
there's eny hurry about my knowing its con.
tents"
He took up the paper and went ter readin' !,
but somehow or nuther couldn't understand
hardly word he said and cen a most made
up my mind twas writ in some forrin lang
Widge Besides, the folks on other side o.
the table was hevin such good time n laugh
IN and tiiterin that was half crazy to find out
what twas at tiekled 'em so. 30, when he
cum to sometbm' at sounded ike " Putty fJce
gfass' got out oy all manner Nv patience, an
says Don't have any more Nv that out
landish gibbeTish, Jest tell me il YOU happen
ter hey eny billed vittles in the house"
" You can hev billed dish if YOU desire it,
mann, says he, as though he'd swallered a
Tamrod.
50 A billed dish " says l !; "no I'm obleeged
ter ye; but if you'll hev ter bring me a good
sized chunk ov corr beef, with little eabbige
and paEsnup, an raw onion, sliced up in good
sharp vinegar, jest for q relish, I'll thank ye
kindly"
must say, Bostun folks is crate on starin' /;
ev'ry body at the table seemed ter be TWIN to
get good look at your humble servent. Wal,
wal, I've always hearn tell 7 geniuses must ek-
spect ter be gawped at by the vulga1herd; that
kind Nv passified me, and so 1 made out u very
toleraole meal afore got Though with it.
Arter supper which want Dothin' very alarm
IN on y bread an butter an preserves, sot right
on TO the bare table, Ohio, must say, every
body he'd little teeny tonty table cloth on is
own hook, an wapsed it ali intew a string); i
thO't should like ter hev Il light, ter look over
the newspaper boy gin me in the street
teased tew cent out O. me tho afterwards, so
didn't make much by his present. So down
stairs ! went, an arter huntin round a spell,
made out to find the kitchen, and asked one O.
the help for candle
She kind O. laughed, aad says she:
" If You want enything hereafter, Jest ring
your bell, and some on us will bring it tew ye."
" Much Obleeged tew ye," says ], "but
don't see how l could do that, when thSOn'y
bell I've got is round poor little BuehOn's
neck. way off in the hill pastur, ter mum"
Then another gal snickered right out, what
ever was the matter on her, says she;
"We mean the bell up in your room, an
when you go back there, you'll find it just as
Light as day"
An sure enough, so l did, though l couldn't
find a sign Of the bell she spoke on, high nor
low. But NV all the curious consarns l ever
sOt my eyes on, that lamp beat 'em-a great
glass ball, as big as yer head, druv up agin the
plasterin. Then the blaze was inside o the
lamp, and where they put the lie in, l couldn't
begin ter guess.
Concluded o-nlOrrOlc.)
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-07

CfTY or CLEvELAND-This steamer arrived
yesterday morning from Lake Superior. We
gather from her officers the following items Of
her trip Left La Point Sept. 1st, about dawn,
arrived at Ontonagon at 10 O'Clock A NJ, and
were detained there until P. NJ on the ID by
bad weather; could not stop at Eagle River or
Eagle Hsrbor on same account; arrived t.CoP-
per Harbor on the Sd, at o'clock P. NJ; found
the North Star there waiting for good weather,
as she had lot of goods to be landed at Eagle
River. Sch. Sarah Hibbard was lying to out
side of Copper HarbOr; sch Sergeant at Mar
quctte loading; met Prop. Northern Light at
White Fish Point; sch Ford had been hauled
two miles up to the dock at the Sault, and was
being unloaded; met the Illinois at DetOur on
Saturday the 4th.; saw Lady Elgin at DetOur
bound for Chicago; saw Prop Mineral Rock at
Detroit on Sunday. The City of Cleveland ar
rived at Detroit Sunday noon and at this place
about midnight. She LEFT last evening on re-
turn trip. A few barrels of fish eomPrized her
freight for this place,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-07
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ilI)psifinlls & 5nrafons.
MORTON, N. D..-PhysoPathic

MORTON, Nj. D.,-PhysOpathic
1gscr Ecectic Physician and surgeon, p Of Mid
Nltery and Diseases Of Women and Chilnreu DR. NOR
TON. having located himself in this place is ready
ted 70 All calls la lis Fr2iessioa her a. his once or a.
every desrpton either mineral animal vegetable, aud
the obsirucons stimulates and Jones up the system b.
Those afiis Ell with diseases OF the Liver I,r- KID
uey, Spleen, Nerrlsia Inf mat rheumatism teitheT
Acute o. Chrouie Loss q Appetite, Derznsemeat Of the
Gravel Srofu Syyelnes anc cers Cancers Fstulas
preston Pr0npsus Ulera, HRmon hage, &c request
ada5t-dto DISEASES ofChlldrcn
Dr. Al. has also sure safe and never failing remedy for
Fever and Ague, Cholera, Ol0leral yseufe and
Dlrrhoea Collie Cralnp LockiaW, Fis and Sasms treat
~ also prcpsred to treat successfully FEyERs
OF tne valus types together with all other form uf acute
diseases This IS no ic-lon or inssusiou OF the BRAIN
but facts ded ucie5 from twenfyc years on the Reform OF
New School system Of Prtlce, and thorough reading OF
the various schools o. and systems Of practice and
gradlafo from the old and schools Of bfed Inc.
Dr. NJ vlll Keep constantly hand and for sale an
kndsof 30 IANIC MEDICINE -simp les ard COMPOUNDS,
tucture and srups such are usually kept II Botanic
Eclectic and Drug Stores Asl. all o. the
Inan Remedies, and large numb Of Compounds, pre-
pared hy himself Remedial AGENTS, among which
the ioll1winz VIZ Compound Syrup OF the Wandering
lIk Weed sovereign remedy Tor the DysDersla, Piles
&C. AutiB lious Pills exc svey iorthe Liver Sanatve
never All 10 cure Eye-wafsr never faiug remedy for
Weak Sore and naed Eyes; Canker Medicine for Can
Ms Basam OF Wild Cherry Tor Coughs Colds Bronchitis.
Consumption and al Diseases OF the Lungs Rnurnatie
~ - fbe f5h5er,. aIob-rS CoT5si 5r Female Friend
and other articles 700 numerous 10 met ton
u n. B. Particular Attention with paid IN treat
inc all old Chronic and Private Diseases 20 cleanse the
blood OF all morbid hum0rs Dr. n does pretend 10
the dead bot be does claim that he can cure all cur
able Diseases and ulnE tat considered lncg=a1le
Oce, No is L1rzin 81. Residence, No. 10 Church
s.. Cleveland, West side
Tsrioas branches. aB2s.dlW sdoawsJaly25 lsg
]. II. JOHNSON, n. D.,