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J9HS cRqTT55., ESQ Pliis. Ait6T3sy; 5g;, a.
GALE OF REAL EST ATE. BY

NAII OI IbIIAI IO u u D
~ DER OF COURT.-On the 18th day of January,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. n, and O'Clock
the Railroad Station in the vilase OF Befea, IN the
" OF Cuyahoga; and State Of Ohio. will be sold a
highest bidder the following Real Estate the prcp
Jacob Pulty, deceased, to W.T.
The being equity. the right 70 deed IN lee
pie from J. & ". Fairchilds Of the premises hereia
described the payment Of nllelYelght dollars and
cents, and the interest the same. from teb Z
Soid r,rrnises are tisScrihed as follows. wtSitu
the townshiG Of Midd eburgh, IN lot NO ? section
and hounded follows: Beginning On me e1st nue. q
Io NJ the norfhsst corner stake OF Iaunders contr
A II Iaunders; thence north, along the lot hne, q
and 63 links to stake; thence west along marked
~ rbons n links. toi the center OF the Rockp0Tt
thence south 256 west along said road, chains
i'm to Iaunders contract with Laundcrs; themes
aon lie north line Of said LaundeTs' land. D cham
81 links to the place of beginning and contains ten
PLINY VIVIAN, Executor q
Jacob Putty. decez
Cleveland. Dec. Oh. lsss. - dscll am zla
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Chicago Corrc.pendeneer

Chicago OOrrespendeneet
CHICAGO, Jan. 10 1853
HasaB Eda0Ts;-
Now that the holiday season is oTef. and busi-
ness is beginning its vonted aspect at least
the relations which will obtain during the current year.
gratifying note the encouraging signs Of the times
Every thing betoens speedy return of the prosperity which
characterized Garden City previous to the panic OF sS
financial circles the prospects encouraging and within
the two or three days of this week there is percepble in
crease in activity.
BEEADsruTF-The inspection of spring wheat was in
augurated the lt inst This description Of grain is now
eassed Club No Standard and Rejected and in addition
which
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Wheat Is dull rather weaker write than it has
been the week past Country milers are buying
sparngy and mills not running TO theirtu capacity
Verv little grain sold under the new inspection
CENTS are ver light thus sustaining the advance There is
considerable demand shipment into Michigan Indiana and
Ohio Selling 5c from store Oats are quiet bu neld
Hrrny s 5de for DID, and 4T for Rye very scarce
and dstlers ars eager inqurers at advanced rates.
There is very fair supply OF -four in sorepoSsby IN the
neghborhood Of or 400 bbsbut mostly from Wisconsin,
from which dealers srue continued good demand from
Iowa and the interior OF this There is some little de-
and Also for shipment the Fort Wayne r. K to
Philadelphia
Very Respectfully,
HUNTINGTON BROS. & YoGELL.
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CLEVELAND CATTLE MARKET.
SALES EVERY WEDNESDAY.
Yards at WILLIAM BsRGEN's, on PiltsbUT0h-st
PRICES
BEEvEs are sold by head price equal to the value
pr H. Of the estimated weight Of the beef to the
The hide and taOw fifth Quartfr, is not counted
CLEVELAND, January p 1859.
BEEyEs.
We note sales oftwentythree h'ad OF cattle al the ys
TO-DAY young stock al prices ranging from S2 30
- e. cyrt pross weight or S5Gs5 when dressed
cows AND cAvLEs.
None reported.
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DRUGS
d r. R-NO MORE PAIN-N

d r. R.-NO MORE PAIN-NO
1Ga MORE SICKNESS-NO MORE RHEUMA-
TISE Stiffness Of the Joints, LumbagO, Headaches
Toohaches suffering from other bodily uTmtes. The
rapid and complete efficacy Of
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF,
In instantaneousy stopping the eXcrucating Pains
and Aches Burns, Scads Cuts Wounds, Bruises &c. &c
renders important that every family keep supply If tn
the house.
with this Remedy, household is always protect
ed against sudden attacks Of sickness Thousands Of lives
persons have been saved BY its timely who were
suddenly seized the night time with Cramps Spasms,
Vomiting Cholera, Yellow Fever and other violent dis
eases Let dose of this Remedy be taken nternall
the require when suddeny seized with Paiu
Sickness and 1t will INSTANTLY RELIEVE THE PA
TENT FROM PAIN, and arrest the disease
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF HAS CURED
RHEUMATISM In four hours.
NEUR ALICIA. ............. In one hour
CRAMP In ten minutes.
DIARRHCEA A In fifteen minutes
TOOTHACH -.-..-----..-. In minute
SPASlIS. In FIVE minutes
SICK HEADACHE In ten minutes.
CHILIS AND FEVER In fifteen minutes.
CHILBLAINS In fifteen minutes
INFLUENZA. ZA.....-.-.....-...........In In SIX hours
SORE THROAT .---.-- -..... In ten minutes.
BURNS. In twenty minutes
FROST BITES,
AGUE CHEEK,
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Gnarapers.

ENG r. AVING AND LITHOGRAPHING
DRAINARD & BURRIDGE, WOOD
ID ENGRAVERS AND LITHOGRAPIiEBs Bank
treet Cleveland, o.
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5IETRIAND, zANKSTILLE 6 CINCINNATI

CLEVELAND, ZANESTILLE & CINCINNATI
RAILROAD.
E8 -. -
On and after March 8, 1853.
PASSENGERS GOING SOUTH will
II leave Cleveand in the trains ef the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh RalIoad at as P. NJ (ehaAgng ears at
Hudson,) for Cuyahoga Falls, Akron, orrEille and
MiIlersburg: connecting at Or1le with trains on the
Pittsburgh F Wayne aud ChicasO r. R, east and west
for Canton NassiliOn Wooster LOudeuyile and Mansfield
Trains leave MilerSburg for Cleveland At 70 NJ and
I35 p NJ connecting Orrville with C. aims on the p TT
C. r. r., by which passengers, from Canton, Massil
Ton Wooster Loudenvie and Mansfield reach Cleveland
feb3 SIMON PERKINS. .sup't
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1859. 1859.
Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati Railroad

La -
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV
" o. 1855 Passenger Train leave Cleveland as sisS
ll30 III, Cincinnati Express stopping al erea GTaton
Wellington, New London, Shelby, CrestHns
Gallon Giead. CardingtOn, Ashley ,DelaWare
and WOrthmgt0n
s.1a NJ Cncnnati Night Passenger stopping at all sta
tons between Clsve land and Galllon ana ana a a
CaIdingtOn ard DelawaTe; also, stopping 20
leave passengers atall stations south Of Gallon
CONNECTIONS.
cb,Ihx SaufusLv Mansfield and Newark Railroad, for
Mansfield, BIT Vernon, Newark, ZanesVlle, &C
Crestiine Pittsiursh Et Wayne and Chicago Rallroal
for Forest, Upper Sandusky, DelPh0s, Lima, -
Wsyne, Laporte. Chicago, &c west and East
for Mansfield, Wooster, Massllon, &c. N,
Gallon and pelefontaina Railroad Line for Marion Belle
fontaiue, Sidney UniOn, Munciel Ind1afapolls
Terre Haute, v ncsmes, Evansville, LOUISVILLE
ne aa.e DsytSn and Cincinnati Line for Springfield, o.
DAYTON Hamilton. Cincinnati. Richmondi In
dianapolis. .Terre Ha1te, st Is0ulS. &C. and q
Cincinnati with the OHIO : MISSISSIPPI E4li-
road for Louisville, and all points on the ONO
Columbus Iitte Miami and Columbus and Xsnia Rail
road for Xenia Dayton, Indianapolis IeIIe
Haute ST Louis Morrow, L0veland- and Cin-
cfunati and withthe Ohio aDd MISSISSIPPI ltell-
road at Cincinnati for Louisville, Evansville
Cairo st Louis. and all points on tue ONO rlReF
Columbus Central Ohio Raruad for Newark, zanesllle
Wheeling, SC; Columbus, Pl9uA and lnalahA
Railroad for Piqra, Urbana- &c.
r. For ekets to al points and information apply at
the Union Ticket Office 81 5ISuperorstreet OF at the Fas
'snss' S'A'i'1- S. FLINT, Superintendent.
Cleveland Nov 10, Isss-
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0obafru an0 Giqafs.

T0HN LYMAN, Manufacturer, and
- Wholesale and Retail dealer in TOBACCO SNUFF
and CIGARS in Hew1tts Stesm Power Block West St,
near Canal Basiu. Cleveland. Ohio. of26dly R20
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Hav z9ton GOA IL OOwater-Eastn Flbbl--G J.
10 baied <9ton ID l3 90 Sandy Hd Cemnt sl(1 =
Hops-.-----.-Slb $50 l6White Lime % O
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g OLD DOMINION" ]"

/" OLD DOMINION"
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Haa become household word.
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Makes beverage delicious as nectar
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Takes less Coffee than any other
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Never fails to do its work night.
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Gives healthy beverage.
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Is a friend to Dyspeptics.
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Makes husbands happy
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Makes wives goOd-natured.
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Is the cooks delight
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Sends smiles to the breakfast table.
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Prevents matrimonial discords.
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Gives the Arabian berry in perfection
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Is based upon science and common sense
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Is used by all good house-keepers,
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT,
pnts quarts, quarts quarts, and quarts is for
FoGG, ELLSWORTH CO,
navl5 235 and 2s7 SuperioI 81.
@ A. POWERS-Merchant Tailor,
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Manila ---.--SAb IL q
Tarred Rope ----- Y e.
EE ATuE R2

APPLES grin F7bbl 4 f0ys. 4 81
10 dried f9hus ! ga l 81
Peaches did- Slb "a y
DO unpld -Fllb l9ya u
FIGS S9Ib 100 l2iS
Lemons - -7lbox7 C0,0 8 %
ORANGES 9box-0 -
Raissns 59box2 TIA 9 rs
DO layer f9box3 3 00(0 8 =
CrAnberries {lbbl9 5OGlO %
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SMITH s5yIlHTT H { PUTNAM-PRODUCE, ( j
BRADBURN & FISHER,

SUCCESSORS TO c. BRADBURN SON,
WHOLESALE GROCERS. COM
w mission Merchants, and Dealers in Fish Nails,
Glass and Produce Nos l9 and m River street, and 10 and
u Meadow street, Gr0eers Block, Cleveland, Ohio.
". FISHER. anggl-d1y ls4
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H,S LIVING FOuR MONTHS IN TIE
SENERs OF NEW YORK.

l. r;r ha ro.oI'fctol that durinv the early
n,rt If n., W-;Ytcr, ,ho tide, at our wbaryes
worA ox,rsme}v haavv. Mt one time all
n,nn,, ~. ro.t p;vrr .iIc for the spoce of n
mia or moro. the rats were COMPELLED to
I.nvo thn n;nrs in >hoo]s of thousands.
mYkinc far Inc time rare activity among the
ra. tnrr;,... ami whorf Ioafars. in their
,l+ruo,;o communication INST rerpiv-
nI fro,o - Western snnrcr (tbe Postmaster
,,L;,,,,,N nnoIn.;n,,o l.ttar from - Cor.
m,nnnw in that CITY. writing homewarri.
soo,,s m ,n,la !, outhcptic that one Of the
nnnr,rst ;rri,l.nts Of New York life which
bI,s ,,nr l,,..n rcc,r]nl 81, uhout that time
,r,,. ,I,,,,;, mi. ,,;tv
I,l,,,.j l,.vcr - German cit;zcp. then
~o.ii;,ir nt IL \vrnne \. had come to this
,St,. ~ 1.,,. lis fnrtunc u,nonr his couurry
w., II, ,,,s n KIM. .., ,hiCJnnier, or .rac
,,;,.Iar " rrom PAWS, where he had acquired
+. s,r'n .n,n,ctnrrv in thnt lin, which.
L,,ra,nr h,1 Lnrn fascinated hy the snccu
Io,;ons which the lower class of the French
Larc 1,tcIv rcsorted to-yiz the Bourse.
Tha trons4,tions Of the enormous machine
Ind ];trraI,y wined out our Lcopold. and he
hol roIrctau,lv on;ttad the cnnital to try
his luck in .sour land Of ze gold" as he
tern,.I II II, his Franco German pntoiS
Imn,,r MI hi. cxnrricncc. LeoDold had,
-, .;T,n Loan q vorkman in III, sewers
rr p,~is-that unIerrround world of Paris
rar n;rtars-an1 bccame familiar with its
Iirr nnI scnres. He knows its nerouisites
and snmnxhat Of its risks. Arrived in this
great citv nothing doubling of its equally
snhtprroncnn avenues with those of
Paris, he was extremely anxious to get into
and oIo,, ,,o sor.ors of New York. lie
desired to keen his adventure secret also, in
order to h,vp The nrofts of the undertaking
to himself alone. The difficulty of his en-
tcrpr,se mav he somewhat considered when
we reflect TINT the main sewers of Paris are
broadly constructed tunnels, some ten feet
wide and nine feet high. They convey as
much water through them as does our
Croton Aoneluct. md resemble it in solidity
Of construction. They carry not water
alone. but ventilation and air to many of
the underground vaults and nurlieus Of the
parision c?.v which wcrc unsecn and IN.
known to ;,s carIv residents.
For mora tboS thrcn months Iconold
prowlci around the piers in the upper part
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THE BUZZARD.

Once upon a sea-coast walking,
Thinking, blinking, wishing, dreaming
over times I'd had in years long gone before
While wandered, while pondc!ed,
Suddenly there came a cawIng,
As il some spirit fend we're guawlng, gnawng on tht
otis some god lnuttered, "chasns Holsters on tn,
shore;''
All of that and something more.
All! too well do remember,
Twas in lie brown September,
And every mien tender, my sishs recalled OF yore,
uprose : fresh and sprIghtly,
Ard round me strangely, brightly,
Danced as joyous and lightly, lightly as mist upon tht
shore;
AnG IN wcpi the butter tears that g!ief Goth pour
From out the heart evermore.
Solitude and darkness came,
Alas 10 me twas ali the same,
Nur filled mind with terrors known before
For WAS born 10 sorrow,
Poor to-day, poor tO-morTOw-
and my friends were sure borrow all the change,
loose change my pocket had IN slore--
All OF that, and sometimes more.
Thus pOndcred DER the past,
And wondered why my lot cast
IN such place, ou such barren, desolate shore;
But the truth is l was dreaming,
Yet 50 llfe-lke wasits seeming,
That when woke, my brain teeming, teeming witt
the days Of yorc;
And thus sat iu silent mood, and heard the breakers
roar:
AL this hcard-nytlns more.
Presently there came a tapping
or lazy wings, and gaping,
Pcrched buzzard, lean and lank, upon stub beside
the shore;
SANITY there. with hungry eye,
TINS caTriuu bIIG did soon cspy
loa,hsome object dead, no doubt, weeks before
TAcn bore he down upon the dead upon the shore,
And sat and ate-nUtAIng LlUre.
Now the air grows ,Iruscr, tlucr-
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iI;yVI.E ARRAY.
Peace being broken, there are many who
.,,,, .,,i, tD -.

ro.y .rk to sr.
...n',...,I. ..~-.,,... .......cf .rr.c.
A-itaro.-h tt:r >.,cI 'i...:, is .u'w thclr way.
For some time Iast. however. ouirt peo
plr have con,olrI themselves with the be-
iT ;Lat, bccause war bad been made dead
lier and cost!ior bv the advance Of science
du~in. years of peace, battles by sea- and Iaul
If ,f.,y are to be fought at ;.I, must hence
forward b. fought uui"r n~w c)niitions.-
The area e lstt,!" nnlds, extended l'y the
use Of run ,owdnr. has been again vastly
extend. i lv inyyu. IONS wL:ch assure Il mar
y,,,ous increase Of its effective power. Ou
sonI ground. new forms Of Battle array
vii, son be dnmgnded. At sea, thcrc is aIt
end % the old line If engagement. I".,
aGn,rnl who has steam fr!g.tr- to command
and to attack, sh..utI he nttru.pt ~ rupra;
Nelson's feat at rrnl4I-ur. in Nelson's way, ,
wou!t bring about tha absolute destruction
Of lis own .,r.. a..l thu easy tr.umrI h Of the
enemy.
\ certain d.>;'n1tucss in oUr rotion Of
T.. history Of W.. A. an art, VII hvjp us
u.,,iof>taI.d some >: the Fog:h" AZ TX changes
Il, l;S",Gc,r. uI'v, NM,u We II < OF gen
eya1,L;r, let ~ not forget th"r. in our own
time, such things ~ro possible as soldiers
victories. IN wh.ch lHc trrtitude Of the Inas,
though badly generated, can foil in battle
the best tactics Of I'll. adversary. There j.
sou,ctninr in hruy,, men. wi,u It good cause
that is aIway> s,vu;cr, and not seldom
STRONGER, than the eliNtLest military skill.
III the very o: ,.ue when our tale begn-
o,l ,-o ,ra ';.',- Il y. Il in t.1Iirr il Inv
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AmDrotypiSts & DaguerreOtypistS!

I'VE ARE NOW RECEIVING 4 VERY LARGE
w s,o,L ~ tuhro,x,a ,yrl,,,,r.. r,...,,r
reotype and Photographic Goods. enl6r-ylpE every
useful article in deIn2. By the operator c,iStng IN
part of
Cases, Frames. Plates. Glass Nattin-S
Preserycrs. Pnre Chemicals and Apparatus.
which will sell on reasonable terms
septeh2er 2S-v2I:2 7. GEEsAMAN 4 co.
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- MARRIED, Mr.. Andrew Horn, to Mis-
Julia Parker, President Of the Young Ladies
Temperance Society.
Fair Julia lived temperate maid,
Preached Temperance duties night and morn;
But still her wicked neghbors said
She broke her pledge and to,k k A Horn.
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CO" The Richmond Wing says that Mr..
Buchanan in his desperation sis ready to
seize hold of anything presented to him.
viii some kind friend do us the favor to ex-
tend to him the hot end Of poker.
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OFFICER s. E'sSKIE,

RE,AL ESTATE. BROkElS.
and Dealers in Land Warrants and Exchange,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
WILL ATTEND TO SELECTION AND LO-
w CATION of lands in Western Iowa and Nebraska;
the payment of taxes "n lands # I"-ts!c-'' ana 'he
cylICy non and remittance Of claims.
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Cy Arkansas must be fearful place to
live in, if we may be allowed to judge from
the following delicate hint conveyed in a
card written by John Il. Cox, q lawyer out
there, in reply to a person who had :" Sian.
dered" him :
81 will not handle the puppy as he des-
eryes, but will close by simply saying that
he is liar, too low for pity and too mean for
contempt. If am troubled to pay much
more attention to him, | shall hanule him
without gloves. can whip him before hell
can scorch q kiln -d.ied feather. lie had
better keep his ly-trap closed in future"
G. A pedayogue tells Imaginable story
Of one of his sholars-a son of Emerald Isle,
He told him to spell hostility. "H-or-s-c,
horse,' commenced Pat. s'Not horse-tili-
ty," said the teacher, "hut hostility. p
$ Sure" said Pat, SAN didn't ye tell me the
other day, not to say hoss? Be jabsrs, its
wan thing the wan day, and the other the
mkt !"
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rIIySl(IA\ AND - l;t'lrp-\
,,,.,,,,.p- so,,,l Story, H1gg, Block NrtIIe
OF ' [n37-6m
BvaIHiE.. -
,.,,,u uAInWIE.
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CLINTON y BALDWIN,

Attorney, at la%, Council Bluffs Iowa
,,rILL yra,t..c ii, al ,-e Court, IL "cr'e'" n y '
w AvDIa~ka.
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,1~M F. KITER, BOOK BINDER AND L1, fi-hN y
~ Unk Manufacturer, COUNCIL bIttt '""A -
o',rt 10 execute any thIIi- III bis I':Hr"I DC
nruivfIy ia a substantial ulId ""rA.LIIHt h'1A'-
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, 1ToRNEY ANp cor H,Fi.'.'" ! ] In " >'''
\ CHI HhrfF>. lo"' ,.-,..,, WE,
-N.l-I - ~. -. - / \ II
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PIONEER BOOK BINDERY.

rroRyEY IT LAW, LEWIS. rAS@ coz AI4
I,wa ON Z with the EcuUTlt. ""1 ,'d'" ",'''
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e1y Smith writes to Jones, 10 say that
he has splendid dinners out vest" Ram, I
lamb, sheep and mutton every day."
"Ab," remarked Jones to Smith, "Isup-
pose then, that when he rams down tho
lamb, he can only cast sleeps eyes at ,hs
mutton"
An affection Of the " kidneys,' Fotatos
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NnHN. ''' l.
B!0IE X yEftE.*.E.s. s.b.
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IsS.sDY s. TEST,
a. Z. FORD.

- .,.,,,...- 4. Drnl.r- IN I-AcNnu-tt.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-07-02
BALDWIN g. DODGE,

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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-07-02

CT Wife and were looking at som
pictures in which little naked angels were
conspicuous. She called the attention OF
our wee daughter to them and remarked:
''Lizzie, dear, if you are a good girl and.
60 to heaven, you will be ike those an
gels"
Lizzie looked up, with a lip that told at
once that she didn't appreciate the promise,
and said
81 want to be better dressed than that
when go to heavenr'
~ The latest and most wonderful cure
effected by patent medicine, recorded, is
the following A boy had swallowed sill
yer dollar. None Of the faculty could ad-
wise an alienation whsrupon the inventor
| of patent medicines was sent for. "lt 10
| evident" said he, "that so considerable .
coin can never be forced up by any emetio
known to science. However, LET him take
this pill and fattering consequences will be
likely to ensue.' An hour afterwards the
boy threw up the dollar, all in small change.
principally five cent pieces.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-29

SULPHATE OF MORPHINE.-30 ozs.
~ just received by
d. SCOTT, Druggist and Apothecary,
Corner Of Main and Mechanic streets
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-29

STARTLING CoINcIDENcE.--While Rev. S.
H. West of gainesville, was preaching before
the Grand River Association, last Wednesday
evening" and at the moment while he was il
Illustrating truth, by startling alusion to
burning dwelling, the flames were actually
consuming the house of an aged couple, who
were sitting thrilled with the eloquent words of
the preacher. Comfort Wetmore and wife
had early in the evening left their home in the
care of two little girls, aged about eleven
years, one an adopted child of the old people,
the other grandchild who was on visit to
her grand parents. AS they neared their
house, after the evening service, they discov-
cred the house to be on fire, and soon found
the adopted child badly burned, but not fatal
ly. She had crawled out at the window, and
vainy entreated her companion to follow, but
frightened out of her reason, she took refuge
under the bed and persisted. She was soon
after drawn out with hooks, her head and
limbs mostly consumed. --AshtabuIa Telegraph.