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NTOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN tbot

IN the business connection between the guhsc bors
pFed its hmitatiln the hrst dag OF Apri ybS
aud tina Oh persons indebted thereto oT TO Holt geo
ufo by QWrod 10 pay the To Elisha TnyeT his
Attorney, whose receipt will be fun discharge uud
whom the books ana papers OF the late fm hereby
transferred. HOLT
cleveland, August lst, 1869. ELISHA TAYLOR.
Pa The anairs OF the above old lumber business IA
such 10 is u cessary tha all indebted should uske
prompt payment and thereby prevent ht osity co..
ercVe Buros, ELISHA TAYLOR.
aug1:utw NW2W:f4A.
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am physician Of thirty yesrs' pgoice. My puncipa
study has been diseases of females They have gouerauy
bahel ny best Efforts Obtaiurs the materials comp sing
Manahalla Uterine CathOicOn, was pleased with them
gave tem iau tlel aud ound myself abundanily sue
Cseul In my former practice could only mitigate the
yptonso Of about half he cases and could not cure one
ton Now radically cure 1t least scveute u IN tw n
~ AMI msate the rest consider Airshallt Uterine -
hohcon tue greatest essluE 70 females have met with
- = j H. MILLLAhIS. ~. d.. CharlealOn.
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NOTICE no CONTRACTORS.

Propose will bO received at the office OF the City Civil
EnginOeT II the Ciy of Cleveland until y O'clock NJ
igus 18th, 1859, for the grudug gruyeliug and improve
street so, iOT the grading and mpo owing OF Michigan
street, its entire longih.
plans aud Specifications be seem and particuBr
information uDtAne said Euglueers office, on and uer
the Z h inst
Each proposal must be lmpunied ty g0ol and su
cient bond requiring The bidder 70 enter into
tho prices named IN his proposal should the same be
copied.
The Board Of City lmpr yOmenis invite the submission
bids. eseryup The ght 10 accept or reject the
BY order OF the Board: JOHN MHlTElsaW,
uug3:242, Glty Civil Engineer,
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West Bedford, CushoctOu Co, MAJ "a, 1851.
Mr.. H. b Knss aySir - have heen selling the A1ed
cines Of the Graefenbeis Company for the last ten yers
aud have yari9by found them to give good satisacon
and the pills have sold dto great many families Tegu
larry their tea aud COLES and with trade they have
become StsPc article. Mnrshalrs Uterine CaihOlcun
medicine that has done great amount Of good female
diseases One ldy sold To told at She had receiv
ed more benefit from ottle than she did from long
course Of medical treatment by the most bklu physi-
Cians. truly.
jim ], l-5s. JAMES WILSON
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FRUITS

= Our misiortunes," says Sadi," should
1eseh us eompassion,-heb best can feel for the
condition Of the unfortunate who has himself
partaken Of wretehedness.
~ Wanted to know if any one was ever
strangled who hung on doubt
- A gentleman burying his wife, friend
asked him why he expended 80 much on her
ionefell "Ahi sir, {" he replied, " she would
haFe done aa much ior me with pleasure
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REv A. WEBSTER, Ed "Clristioa Era" Boston, Mass
Having used numerous specifies little purpose us
earded AL '' - ing them be Of value So Iresard-
ed your Worlds Hair Rsstorer and Zyobalsamum vet
personal friends prevailed on me to use it, Ihav done
50 for several months past with COED effect and entire sat
isflction ON How neither bald or ordg my hair was
drF and brittle, but has resaiaed the softness
lie, years"
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GREAT BRITAIN.-REr. ". D. rronNrLor

Preseoi. Lancashire, England
Your Hair Rest Oreris perfect marvel Amer having
used it FOR six eeks my extremely gray hair was restored
to its natural colorno the wighke appearance produc-
ed by dyes, but TO its nltura color which satisfies
my mind tn tit is not dye can strongly recaf5epd
1t and shall feel happy in answering queries of any
you may ref To me"
1.-THE above Clergyman IS ssU moon throughout Grea
Britain, an 10 Hlanyin the United Statesl
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MARINE NEWS.

PORT OF CLEVELAND.
Aug. 5-To O'CLOCK p. NJ
ENTERED.
Steamer Cty OF Buffalo, Perkins, Buffalo.
Ocean, Evans De Toit.
" Forester, Ward, Toledo.
Propeller Vermont NeWkirk DunkiTk p tons mdse Pei
ton Breed.
Ontario, Reed Detroit.
ung America, Cha pman, Ogdensburgh
Brig Gladiator; Upham; Buffalo a. paving stone
Schooner Adnatc Hall OswegO l4it bus salt 1000 bags
do A Sacket "'
summit, Robertson. Marqustts, a7s tons iron ore ,
George Davis, Becker, Buffalo, 10 tons brick
Return, Wells, Marquette, lSs tons iron ore c
NJ Co.
" Elet, Binn. Port HuUn.
scow Lime Rock Bssett, Pigeon River, 100 NJ f lumber
CroWtO.d.
soow Rescue Robinson, Relley's Island Is cords lime
Sloop Harlequin, Gehon, sandusty,
CLEARED
Steamer City Of Buffalo, Perkins Buffalo
Ocean, Evans, De rOt
" Forester Waid Toledo
Propeller Vermont. Newkirk
- Buckeve. Rnsman Chicaso
Schooner ID Newhall Psrkhill Saginaw toms IRON and
nails p bbls WHISKY, b1s soap, 2 casks la ms.
W y Cary Co.
SC0p Harlequin GohOn. Sandusky
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WrnQe
GRAEFENBERG
Family Hedicimes.
HOME TESTIMONY

HARrFORp. Trmmbul Co, Ohio, March T. 1881
rahy certify that have bees dealing IN the GTast ~.
p Aeaioss for Tue past year. and can truly say that
have never uefed medicines Go the public t hsve
met with tue decided appreciation Of tue people like these
particularly the rms and Cathocon They Will readily
perform an aud more than ia promised for them nave
sold about nifty bottles o the CRihulcOn the past season
wv M ~ IllpsSiN N5edissI gent
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET-Ads. IS.

Second foard Steady g 723S; Erie Il Gal aud Chic
e3h NJ 4Bf; NJ ged 2O1t Panama IL; Ill o Ga; On
10 N Rerdrg AN Harlem Isl mort 81; Lei Hudson
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BUFFALo MARKEr-Ang. s

BUFFALO lMARkEI-Aug. g.
lLBY TELEGRAPV.l
Flour-Stock light ond demand confined to .hO Te all
trade. Market steady. Sales 400 bblg
Wheai-> carcs and no sales.
6ec
oats barley and rye quiet, und without material change
Whisky nominal.
Canal frsishts-se on corn. on wheat, IS -four to
Lake imporsaOCO bbls honr 7OOObush wheat 1900 bus
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Sale of Real Estate by Order of Court.
INN nm N lINV NNNN. .EOlLRNH DAY

o. August 1859 O'Clock p NJ at he door Of the
Court House ON the Public Sqnar., in the CITY Of Ceye
land will he sold TO the b CHEST bidder une-uurth inter
esg IN the fol lowing described real esa'e, lOwi
First PeceSunts lu the city OF Cleve land, m the coun
ty Uf CuyuhOga aud State OF Ohio being part OF Lot No
3b having front the east side of Tracy street. and
l3J feet deep. - a q,
corner of Moore and Iii Ks sreets having 90 oe 'front.' oa
Hicks street, and l65 feet deep ON Moore street.
Ihd PieeeBeng Sub Lot No. 49, In said city, trostug
ThS e,fourh interest n piece appraised at $3.50 90
-
"3d $50 90
ID. /. SEXTON,
Guardian "
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A CURE WARRANrEn.


DR.. AMOS SON have devoted their attention tNclu-
svey to this peculiar class Of maad and the relief they
have consequently been enabled TO render their follow
lures, is fully testified and gratefully acknowledged by con
escent patients and others daily arriving from ui
parts OF the country rthe express purpose ny % consul
aOns, while thee IeOns have been cr ed by thb most
signal advantages yet from what they hav6 experienced N
i.quing into the of these infectious complaints
from their simple condition that Of the most dHu
and inyeerate) they have always entertained th
possibility Of their prevention and removal, aud likewise
invariably found that the most horrible and malignant forms
Of disease could almost invariably be traced TO tue
following Ignorance neg lect the bed elect
uuskiliul and improper treatment therefore Dr. AMOS
SON have succeeded in discovering the selection
heir remedies safe eectunl and cautious course, omit
ting all combination Of remedies VIII ch bear equvoca
character we'll a. those whose premature OF inudicgus
application might be productive o bad the
unds Of private individuals. la short the laudablo end
rflrremedes Is the lessening Of Of human
by the alienation relief aud BTevenuOu Of those
ievouS affections thar in reality the secret foes of
and which, whlethey extensively surround aloud
oIOur skill and inteTfe renee in their determination
COUNTRY INVALIDS
Persons IN any part Of the world may be successfully
treated by forwarding correct detail OF theig case with
remittance for medicines sc.
Address DR.. AMOS SON, corner N ain and Quay -Sts
Buffalo N. Y. lansd&wly2G5
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' This cirtihos that have used the Gpefshberg Pill.
aud Marshas Caihocon, sold here by II, @ johnson
iu nv practice TO my outne satisfaction Thsy are guo'
medicines .. DR.. q W. BUSHNELL
Hartford, Trumbull Co, o March I, 1887.
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DR. AMOS SOM axe pleasure in announcing that they
have invented most important instrument for the OF
the above diseases II has been subjected test by The
most eminent physicians in London, Paris, Phadelphu
and New York It has been declared the only useful ins
men invented for tho OF Seminal Weakness
$40 Ismai OF express
N. B.--Or AMOS SON, in order to satisfy the most
skepsa to the merits Of this instrument pledge hem
selves that in instance where prove unsatisac
tory, afeT fair trial. the will be refunded oy
turning the instrument In good order
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HEALTH or AMERTCAN WOMEN.


Female ncguuritics, weakness uterine dispaccmeute,
and all local uerue difficulties aud constitutional troubles
81 women are entirely cured ~ THE RAEFENBERG
d NARSHALLS uTt HlNE CATHOLICON.
~ hta conuectou Miss BeeChcr uI the Rev Hem
r. ward Beecher in letters to the people, poge l29 says
have nine ais an ssicrsnl law, and fourteen fe
male cousins all ma ied, aud al dehcal and mlins
canfot ecal married ladies' BON this century and
country who perfectly healthyn In cases, however
where the euborg CaJhoicon has been used must
say That heth has rapiy taken the puCe Of disease, and
ladies' have becomer tust strong vigorous aud healthy
Mrs Gleason OF + ira, "Beautiful indeed Is the
cOnhdng, trusting nature of but how much does
neel 70 be prOoctoI by wachfuness that will lead hOT
10 time NJ dsense 20 appeal 70 medical advserof
qhc educa ion, morn worth aud purity OF character" AL
these may be secured by addressing he Graeeberg Com
pany.
L gives me great easare certify c the intarable Gu
ray8 action OF the Gruefenberg Marshaps Uterine Ca
thO ICON IN ell eases Of female disease and the skill
high mo6 character Of the Medibal Department Of the
Graeenberg Company.
J. p LAMBERT, N. D.,
Auburn -Four Corners, Penn.
anu Methodist clergyman NY heart has fairly aohed
To witness hc feeble health Of women have trave ed
Hy circuit preactns the GOSPEL THINK God however,
lha have seer all tesedisehsas give TO the GTaeeu
berg hsIshas Uterine CathnCCu whe ever il has beon
used Rev. FETER SHARP, RidgewsY, n ch,
former J OF Weaiern Stark, Medina o., o
on The State
C52" For medicines OF agencies address
II. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
maTs Ageut for Ohio
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Gar0marG.
Boarding.,

BOARDING. = The House No. pa
PUBLIC square and ty he Stone ohurshons q ths
alAs iileai lQtup9 IN ne oityhas hfen thoroughly
alleQ and a now open ior Boarder, Families wishing
iufniah tuem uvnro0ua accommodated with large
pnq oynfgmeu rooms and bedrooms; and Single hnudefs
ara Day boaniers wi 90 hnd goud acognnoda aions rea
ionuule tpmH Ladies net excluded References giFeu
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- Am,rn pIt,as An'7, L "I'HI"' lyaI77i NiSH7Ii
CHERRIES SALE.-PUKoU ~

NJ ~ N T T
~ 10 the command Of an order OF sale issued from the
Cout Of Common Pleas Cuyahuga COun at the suit
nf Jonathan W Kelly Ppt'G sgainst owen II. Kelly sud
her etcpduuts (t being proceeding In pahIuuu) 10
lns rectcd sha offer salc at bic auction, The
door ut tie CourJ House. corner of neca and Chnmpaiu
rees In the City Of Cleveland in the said County the
97h day of August 1889 at O'Clock p NJ Of said day the
following described real estate to wit: Situate in the City
Of Clpyelund n tn Ounty Of CuyahOgu and state CT
Otto being lot No threet3W Wl1m Cases Subdivision of
lots Nos l4O m aud i2; sand lot being thirty OF front on
s street and rum ing bur hundred aud eight feet
on rear street Appr,used at 5000. Also lot No III
and the re,uuy ~ lot No l72 (being the who e
of sal lot liter deductng the dover estate Of lauuah B.
Ketv ms igned theIeu) IN john NJ Wooseys Sub1lyiS-
I'm III City lots numbered from 3i to lSs # tho original
allotment OF the village Of Cleveland. aud Is bounded
front by Ohio street, nurth asterY by lot
No 10 eIy IN by Gardener lane and south
westery by ot n l13 aud fifty feet in width and
hundred ec in deph Said lot la appraised at 500 90
and said resdulry Interest in said lot No l2 apWuion
sgli a. The dover interest in lot l2 viii be sod, making
a complete title TO said lot. ... .
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Read what Or Bushnell saysof the GraefenhCrg NJ
cneH Dr is ply sciun OF extensive ractico, and
elths most successful 10 the county (Trrmbull ~ WIN
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CleveIand, July q Itt.l 1aEI..ll
T0TTGE To CONTR A CTORS =

NJ OIlCE ~ JUN NAIL Oho.-
IN Proposals will be received at he oMce the CITY Civil
Ergneer of the CITY of Clgvea until u o'clock NJ
sust 18TH ls59 for The grading, baasng and paving the
carrageWaY nd curhug the sidewalks on Ney ard street
between superior aud Center streets
Bidders arc eques ed slate IN their proposals the price
pgr cubic va UNCYyaliOu per square foot paving
with Medir sandstone tso called N. Y) and per square
paving wi Suuuus.y limestone lSCpuTately) ana
per lineal loot for curb and crCsswak stone
Z ans and speCihCl be seen, and more particular
Information can Obtained, at Sald EngLee office, on
/ aud bfter the stll inst.
proposal mnst be accompanied by good ani sui
cen bond reuuinng the bidder TO enter into
n or ce named IN his proposal should tho be uC
CCpt Il
The Board Of City Improvements invite lhc submission
of bids reserviug lie right TO accept reject Ire
ny order o. tbe Board. JOHN WHlTELAW,
aua5 lOt:2N City Civil Eugineer.
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CHERIFFS SALE-PURSTANT

SHERlFF'S SALE. - u RS UANT
- TO the commend Of en order Of sale issued from tho
ioseth Beckot al, Pfs, against Edwud S Franks, Dtn
to me directed shall offer for sale at pub bc auction the
door Of tho Court House Corn of Seneca and Chumplan
stree IN The city OF Clev eund In said County the I'd
day Of August 1852 o'clock r. M OF said day he fol-
lowing described property, TO wit;
~ pair gold frame SpeCtacles,
81 silver do do
206 steel do do
bS Gorman silver do
white metal Glnsses,
28 shell tyJ Glasses,
II steel do do.
Said lot comprising suuy varieties Glasses aud Spec
aces such doubleeyed double isiOued coucave cata
ract, cOlured NC. d. l. WlGHfhAN, Sheriff
HERR1CK BARLOW, Flths' AUS ly222i2
u Above property partly sold, aud sale adjourned to
August 18th, 1859, at 10 o'clock A NJ
d L. WGGHTMAN, Sheriff
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NO ONE REMEDY Is LOUDER

90 led for Nv the necessities of the American people
IMAM sure a. sale cure for feyor aud Agus such rem
euy we are now euab od TO oder, with perfect Certainty
that Will eIadcae the diSase aud with assurance oun
reu on proof that no harm arise from in any
quantity. ~
Iha which protects rom pruVonts this disorder must
Ve OF immense service m tho communities id which
walls Prevention is better than cure Tor the patient es.
apes me sk which he must violent attacks of this
haletu dlstemper. This CUTE cxpels the miasmafc
poison u Fever aud Ague from the system and preyeas
acNolopmen ut thedtUbs II taken the first nppronch
OF ls pIemouloy symptoms IL Is MT only tho best rem
tdy ever yet discovered for hisrass Of complaints but
bhgs WithG the reach ut every body; and IN bilious
rIcis, where Fever and Ague prevails every body should
nave ana use t and use NJ freely both tot pro-
lection u Is hoped tis price will ulaca lt within the
reach Of a-.he poor we'll the h. greut sUpari-
o OF thS remedy over other discovered for the
speedy ana certain cure of luiomitung that com
no Qunne or mineral consequently It produces oquinn
nose cured by ae let a. heatay If theJ hnd never
FgVor and Aguc iS alone the consequence % The mia
uWic poison great variety OF disorder arise ru Ia
Ifi1u0u sm}ug which ara Neuralgia Rheu ism Cont
ieadnche, Kindness, IQ9thache EaruChe Ct Iu, Aftb-
ma Papetlon, Painful Alec ion Of the spleen Iiyslsr-
lrs Pul1 DO the Bowels, Conc ParulAsis and Deange-
guse put on nthe mteImltten type become periodical
lhh CURE eIpels the poison from he blood aud
uehty cures them alike lbs sniuvaluab protection
20 hhns and prlSo treyeluE ttempnrnril
lh te maanoua districts n tas occasibnalv or dtg
who tIposed 20 the injection that will he eEcrated from
he sysltt aud calnQ accumulate sufficient quantity ID
Epen milo disease Hence q more valuable ior bro-
topts u they avail tn msees OF the protection this rene
dY affords. 49, '''i- i'l'N
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AYERS
A q u H GU R H.

FUH THE sFEEDI CURE OF
Intermittent Feper or FeDer and Ague, Remit
tens FeUer, Chill FeUer, Dumb Ague, Period
icat Headache, or Buious Headache and Bill,
ious FeDers-indeed, for The tohoie class Of dis.
eases originating IN hillary arrangement,
caused By The malaria of midSmatic countries.
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DR.. AMOS & SON,

A RE THE ONLY PHYSICIANS IN
the state who are members of the Royal College Of
surgeons, London May be consulted from O'Clock NJ
e morning until lat night, every stage and symptom OF
disease Inc treatment they adopt Is the rasult1
OF thirty years extensive practice Europe and
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MOST SCIENTIFT0
YOUNG MEN TAKE PARrIcrI.AR NnrIr

An lslrument for the of Nocturnal Emissions more
properly known Ms Seminal Weakness, Can be peTma
neny cured IN IRON oun days two months by Inc
this instrument when used conlontly with medicines
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-06

HAYTI REV. MRS. f. c. ANDRUs, traany years
Missionary 10 Hgytil Martins5urgl, N. Y
In consequence Of her log residence in the
Island her hair and scalp in very unhea thy cond
ton After trying various articles without su cess and
eventually using Mrs, S. A. Aliens, she wIos the
Amencan Baptist'-"Ihave derived much benefit ON
the use of"Mrs s. A. Aliens wo III. Hair ReEorer and
zyobalsamum IL have tre various other remedies fol
my hair but anything that so maternity and peTaa
neHtly benefited me has those Of Mrs S. A. Allen"
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CLEVELAND FEMALE SEMINAR

s. N SANFORD, A. M, Principal.
-
hSfFsn Appr rd RIagtCo
EXPERIENCED SUCCESSFUL INSTRUCTORS
of
O
DsdTU NipRu nuCbs cuues Term
New Term umm ssaam
Fo u-he nfrmat o ppo n SAN ronu
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to meet them in prices low as the same goods
can be purchased East and laid down in Evansville,
my bnsisess being almost exclusively at WHOLE
SALE. CHARLES. s. WELLS,
mari Sign of the Mill Saw, Is First street.
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EVANSVILLE IND WEDNESDAY MORNING. JULY 49, 1859 la
Memory Quickened I'm Drowning.
The following circumstance, vouched for

memory Qutckened I'm owntng.
The following circumstance, vouched for
as true, is among many instances in which
the memory has received remarkable
quickening in apparent drowning. Such
facts are incontestible the solution has
never been satisfactorily given: -.
Some years since, a held bond of b for
several hundred dollars, having some time
to run. At its maturity he found that he
had put it away so carefully that he was
unable TO find it. Every search was fruit
less. He only knew that it had not been
paid or traded away. In this dilemma he
called on B, relating the circumstance of its
disappearance, and proposed receipt as an
Offset to the bond, or another indemnifying
bond against its collection if ever foiind.
To his great surprise, b not only refused
to meet the terms of difficulty, but positive
ly denied owing him anything, and strong
ly intimated the presence of a fraudulent
design on the part Of a. Without legal
proof, and, therefore, without redress, he had
TO endure the loss of his money and the sus-
picion of dishonorable intentions in urging
the claim. Several years passed away with
out any change in the nature of the case, or
the facts as above given, when one after
noon, while bathing in -, river, ~,
either from inability to swim or cramp, or
some other cause, was discovered to be
drowning. He had sunk and risen several
times, and was floating away under the wa
ter, when he was seizea and drawn to shore.
The usual remedies to resuscitate him were
applied, and although there were signs of
life, there was no appearance Of conscious
ness. He was taken home in state Of eX-
haustion, and remained in that state for
some days. = .noE zssit1I --4.i +"
On the first return Of strength to walk,
he left his bed, went to his book case, took
out book, opened it, and handed his long.
lost bond to friend who was present. He
then informed him that when drowning and
sinking, as he supposed to rise no more, in
moment, there stood out distinctly before
his mind as a picture, every act of his life,
and from the hour of childhood to the hour
of sinking beneath the water, and among
them the circumstance of his putting
the bond in the book the book itself and
the place in which he put it in the book case.
1t is needless to say that he recovered his
own with uSury. . ....--- --.-a I-t
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Just received and for sale by the sub ss1Eyy
scriber large and splendid assortment 10y
1T Books and Stationery, consisting in SS25zEy
part of GOO Reams Oi Cap, Letter and 10y
Note Paper 500 Quires of Blank Books, from lOc
tU Si-5o par quirc; iJO.ts1 assorted Envelopes
Memorandum Books of all kinds also, large
sortnisnt Of School Books Bibles OF all kinds all
kinds of Miscellaneous Works; Cold Pens ot all
kinds Steel Pens of every brand; Gold and Silver
PenhOlders and Pencils: Pocket Books and Port
monnais OF every description Musical Instruments
CT all kinds Sheet Music and Music Paper; Draw
ing Paper and Pictures Slates and Pencils Ink
and lnkstands and many other articles too nu-
meIous to meutiOn, all Of which will be sold at the
very lowest price for cash. J. HEALY,
Fosters Block, corner Of Main and First streets
augl4