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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-02
GrnnsrortnIirn.
S.al11A 1859.

- iettIs
TUE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION GO,
wiz during he present season. then well kuown and
FIRST CLASS SCREW STEAMERS
Regularly between
OadensburRh a. OswegO, and Upper Lakes,
Forming a TREwEEKLY LINE between
Ogdensburgh aud Oswego, and Cleveland, San
dusky, Toledo and Detroit,
And a SEMI-wEEKl.Y LINE between
Ogdensburgh and Oswego, and Chicago, Mil
waukee and Intermediate Ports,
Connecting at ogdsnsbureh with the
Ogdensburgh Vermont Central r. r. Route,
Betweeu
Ogdensburgh, Burlington Concord, Manchester,
Nashua, Lawrence, Lowell, Worcester
and Boston,
And at osvego with the
New Oswego Line of Thirty First Glass Canal
Boats on the Enlarged Canal,
Bshoeen ostoego, Troy, Albany and NeiO York
Connecting alsoat Dunkirk with the
NEW YORK & ERIE RAILROAD,
Aud forming
DAILY RAILROAD LINE
Between Ouukiry, CsvelanI and Sandusky, anda
TRI-wEEKLY RAILROAD LINE
Between Dvnkirk Chicago snd intermediate Ports
~ Property forwarded BY this Line will be subject to
but one truushpment.
" Merchandise marked M T. Go Express; vii be
a Tsu he New YORK @ 'S Re Rafoad p and promptly oT-
wnrded from Dunutk.
~ These Lines ecnqectat Cleveland with the coyo-
land, Detroit and Lake Superior Line.
APPLY TO
j. L. WARNER, Agent n n Co, No Cgntiss slpN.Y.
JOHN HOOKING, Agent N T. Co, No. s5 sta'o street
| Boston.
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LIST OF VESSELS

Plaslug Port Colh0ne LCck on the WoIIan5 ,.,t g., 4,
p n Ga tho sJth map. N. Aug Isl anal "0n
Bound west-July sOh-schr Irving Propeller pr,ioio
gns ng lst-ProPS ~. ,i Aimg 1ig wieonsg You've America
Arg lst-Bsrk Andrew stey sn-,, schrs Minerva ,,L.
Lochiol Masteu. Va luke,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-02

hOONG MIN TAXI PARTICULAR NOllCEs
DR. AMOS X son take pleasure In announcing that tueY
have invented important instrument for the cure OF
the above diseases Il las been subjected to test by the
most eminent physicians in London, Paris Philadelphia
ami New York; 1t has been declared the only useful nsru
ment ever invented for tho OF Seminal Weakness OF
dieaaeo habits youth. Price
SO a mail or express.
n. B-Dr. AMOS X SON in order 10 satisfy the most
skeptd n the merits Of this Instrument pledge them
selves that 10 instance where may prove uusatisuc
tory HfIer fair trial. the money will bs refunded by
turning the instrument In good order.
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COUNTRY INYAIIDS-

Persons IN any part Of the world may be successfully
tr ated by forwarding detail Of thes case, with
remittance for medicines &c.
Address DR.. AMOS SON, corner Main and Quay sts.
Buffalo N. Y langd&wly2Ch
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HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.


Female irrogullries weakness. uterine dspacements,
and all local uterine difficulties and constitutions troubles
ol women, are entirely cured ly THE 3RAEFENBERG
MARSHALLS UTF R1NE CATHOL1CON
u his connection Miss Beechcr Of the Rev Hen
ward Beecher in letters to the people page l29 says
have nine sisters on ssters-iu law and fourteen fe-
male cousins all ma Jed, and al delicate and ang
can OF eca on married ladies' born IN this century and
country WHO perfectly healthy In cuses. however
where the Gmelenberg Cuholioon has been used we must
that health has rnpiJy taken the uucc disease and
LADIES' have becomer us, strong vigorous and healthy.
Mrs Gleason, OF p ira "Beautiful indeed the
couhdng trusting nature nt woman but how much does
aces 20 he prOlectel 10y vHtchuness that will lead her
time OF disease to appeal to medical adviser scien-
hc education. mora worth and purity Of character" All
these may be secured By addressing the Graeenbrg gOm
paDy.
IL gives NE great 0asuTe certify 20 the invarahe
Tatye action OF he GTaeenbeTg AIarshas Uterine Ca
tholcnn all cases Of female disease and 10 the skin and
high moral character OF the hediba Department Of the
Graelenberg Company.
J. P. LAMBERT, NJ D.
Auburn -Four Corners Penn.
am Methodist Clergyman MY heart has fairly ached
to witness the feeble health Of women have Travelled
my circuit preaching the Gospel. thank God however
that have seen all these diseases give tho
berg harshalls Uterine CHihuliC 1t has been
used. Rev. PETER SHARP, RidCeway. Mich
former Of Western S.ark, Medina o., o
81 sale BY Druggists and Medicine Dealers through
IL For medicines or agencies address
Il. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
maTB Agent Tor Ohio.
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AulYs i,2I.2i5
CHERIFF'S SALE.-PURSUA

SHEhlFF' SALE.-RU RS UANI
~ to the commands Of three writs OF Vendi E1pOnHs
two oil which were issued from the Court Of Common
Pleas OF Coumbana County and one from the Court Of
Common Pleas of AahUlng County, and each at the suit
Of Ludwig, Kneedler Co John Clark to me directed
shall offer for sa public auction, the door Of The
Court House Corner Of Seneca and thamp7in streets
the CITY tCleYelanl, IN the County OF CuyuhOga,
the 9th day of Augu {, 1859, at occk p NJ OF said
dav The following described real cstat to Wit: lst de
sCribed piece uate ia the township OF MddleburgA in
In To- No one and two ia the yluge OF Berea. with
the buildings and apnuuenanres thereto belonging,
serving to the Trustees the Borea Seminary The e6
press light 10 prohiph intoxicating liquor from being Civ
sold, under pTeteuCe Ia m1nuer except
mechanical, medicinal, pharmaceutical PURPOSES upon
slid lots IN the streesor alleys adjoining said lois
ever VIII ch said parcel parCe Of land supp sell to
contain halt Of land, be The more or less bat
subject 60 all legal high appraised at 81 800 o.
2i bed tract OT os If land situate In The township
AIidd ebu gl iu the County Of CuylEOea and state Oi
Ohio anu Is known being in lot No. "a, the
village Of Berea, being he lot d. eded the llth
Clutuiuns near fourth Of an acre, be the
ess, but subject to all legal hshwaYs appraised al
8 100 co.
O TO- is known iui OF No sNty-nne 69), in the
ugeiCf BerUa right the Trustees nf the
Bereu smuary Of prohibiting The giving away
tf intoxicating liquors sad lot, the streets al
leys adjoining the same except lOr medicinal cham
puru for containing ry-eght hundredths
(s iO0) Uf acre, he the less, but sub
TO all legal highways; appraised at 81 10000.
4h described tract lO of land situate in the township
Of NJ ddeburg the County Cut ahggH and State Of
Ohio and Is known 10 Berea town at part fraction
&C. and bounded as follows: being the side OF
Rocky River, commencing ON Bridge street thence running
north the line of the river road hundred feet To-
wards HObruOk's Apparatus Factory, and the width
tending back the the river be the
or less. appraised at $4,000, - - -, 49,
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FORMING A TRI.wEEKLY LINE,

Aud running in connection at Buila'o with the NEW
YORK CENTRAL n and the MERCHANTS CEN
TRIAL LINE OF CANAL BOATS, on VIC Erie Canal,
aud ut ClUy Gland Wi 10 the CLEVELAND flIlSBURG
RAILROAD, touching at Detroit MaCkluac, Shehoyguu
ort Washington Milwaukee Racine; Kenosha, aud Wuu-
kGgan,
This Line is prepared to Issue con ots and give
through receipts for prupe y rOm Pittsburgh Wheeling
Cleveland TO Detroit. Sheboyean Port Washington, MI
waukee Rncue KonOsha. Wuukegau Chcag-, nnd TO all
points the Railroads leading ont Of CuicagO and Awau
kee and all prominent points the Upper Missis-
sppi River.
TINS is the only Line running from Cleveland to the
Upper Lakes with any regularity.
Theheral atTOu1ge extended TO the Line the past
son, hy travelling pub c has induced the PrOpnetos
greatly increase thelr accommodation passengers aud
th desiring cheap safe and conf rtable will find
lt nv takina this route.
Insurance prnusrty lprod by Line be uba
ed les rate than by other having within the two
past transported property to amount exceeding
stv cen mill IN dol lars in yalue without any loss
With these uuequaed facilities the popTiet9rs hope to
receive u liberal patronage.
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BUFFALO, CLEVELAND aud CHICAGO LINE
OF SCREW STEAMERS.

ON THE OPENING OFs41-1
~ Lac Navigation, the Propretors a kEldtaN
of this Line Will put upon the route rom -
Buffalo tu Chicago seven irst-c1ss A
! Screw Steamtss. uf great strength and speed,
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CONTRACTING AGENTS.


JOHN Il MOORE, Agent n. Y. c, II r. No. 2OI Broad
gav, N y.
NJ b S2AULDING, Agent Spauldns's Express, No 2iO
Broadway. n Y
CHAMBERLIN, THOMAS & co, Proprietors # NIer-
chants Ceurll Canal Line, No 1871 Broadway, n. Y.
WI. STEWART, Agent Cluve Gland 4 PttshuT IA Railroad
Pittsburgh.
ID. B. WILLIAMSON. Agent Cleveland X Pittsburgh
Railroad. Wheeling Wa
HUBBY HUGHES co, Forwarding Merchants, ,Cleye.
land Ohio.
MIX < MORRIS, Forwarding Merchants, Cleveland
u q MCDOWELL. Special Agent. Cleveland, o.
j. i TALLAADGE, Forwarding Merchant, Milwaukee,
WI.
RICHMOND CO., cor. CLARK and South waterstree
SHELDON PEASE Managing Agent,
mqrl515g l0t % Michigan Il BUfalO. N Y
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10y TELEGRAPT.l
Four-Marker Jor desirable extras frmer Upper. Lake
steady demand-moerate sales. LOOO hhls ut 81 2}t U
for aud extra WIS; Se25 for extra Ach Ind Ohio
IS 60(d6 or double extras,
Wh6tt-Qn and dmor. Stock limited Sales lOnl hu
standard t spUug uE 70O 4lO1 hu rcd M cts
800 bu choice white KY IN lots ut 81 20
tnrn- tll Qpl heuyF Buyrrs uieTGjc huluursusk BIH
CSC Sales aUJJ Du prime I'LL at ~ G75BE4.
Oats ii mer Sal b 1850 uu Milwaukee a. SIC.
Brcy-Dull.
Rene .aleH Of Importance
WhiEhy-Suii sales al pa
Canal ffeshts-sc on corn. 10 wheat, 55 -four 10 NJ
Hurk
Like lmpors4OOO bbs hour 1900 bus wheat 1900 bush
CJrn 0C0 hns cat.
Canal gPors-sOO bbs -FOUR 5 500 bus whoat 1900 bus
COru 7,0j1 bus oats
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NEW YORY BANK TATEAIENT-Aug.E q.
my TEIFgRAPH
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET-Aus
BUFFALO SIARKET-Aug !

Stock market frmer U dves Of 1874 lGl< No sirrs
s3 Erie lst 30 Cunh Il; b 90; Par Mail p; It4:
3d. Erie u; c C C92li Eich Southern gid 2i'4
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lpbpsitialls & Surgeons.
NEW TREATMENT
Buffalo Medical DisPensary
Established for the cu,e Of
Dyspepsia, General Debility, Fe1er and Aguc
asthma, Iaeipient Consumption Llfrm-
HieS Of Youth and old Age DC
R- NO MERCURY USED. "A


An -srument for the of Nocturnal Emissions more
properly known Seminal Weakness, sc. Can be perma
uenly cured from m days months by the use
OF this nstTument when used conformity with medicines
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Rates Of Fare

From CLEVELAND wa
CLEVELAND & TOLEDO RAILROAD.
First class, Cleveland 70 ne rot..............s4 400
81 lg1is '''''''''Si " ~
" Iowa gify......... "a IS
For LeayeIwUTth 26 90
st. Joseph. ........ 2G 90 NJ.
fW bIelght Will be taken by the car load 10 Iowa City
tUteg AS boy any other route,
G. eNrlaud, Fob l5-tshl6tGm2t GuIicket Aist
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-25

CAprs. THRoaP AMI Ben EGAN.-We find
gratifying intelligence concerning Capt.
THRooP, so we'll and favorably known to the
travelling public, and our river renowned
aud popular friend BEH EGAN:
THAT widely known savorite of all Cumb-
erland riv,r trayelles-Ben Egan-was in
this burg few days ago, on his way to
Nashville.
While here he made known fact that will
be hailed with pleasure ly all his friends. lie
and Capt Tlroup have purchased fine, side
wheel steamer, called the Var Etgie-a very
fast boat, scarcely n year old, and intends as
soon AZ navigation shall open in the fall to
briue. her here, as u regular tri-weekly packet
from this place to Paducah and Cairo. The
War E'sse has been running in the upper Mis-
sis4ippi and has proved there, as she, no
doubt. will here great tavorite.
With such a boat, and such officers, as the
War Eagle and Capt. Tbreop and clerk Egan,
our travelling community will have all they
can desire We bespeak in advance for this
enterprise all patronage our city can possibly
give it."
And so do We But we are sorry that
the "enterprise" is not to be extended to this
city.
We wouldn't have thought that of you
BEN-to go and desert US in that way before
you've got your share Ot shat barrel Of
.'sperits" which Beaver" is going to send us
from Lincoln for demoiishing the policeo fticer
during that ST. Leuis ''tare." Me- Ben, We
wouldn't have thought atat of yOs. But when
it comes, we shall not forget 40 pour out a
''thin drink to the success of the Var Eagle.
You'll bring your martial fowl up this way
next fall, and let MS all see bow she looks,
won't your
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-25
DIR. KINGS DIsPENsARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

DR. KING formerly Of New York, for
AHA the last four years Of Louisyille, Ken
lucky and who has devoted hts attention 20 The treat
Of private diseases for so years, Caters
himself, having attended 10 practice for 30 many
years and cured many Thousands ne a. enabled 70
all diseases Of private nature, no matter how
bad they may be from InJadciOus medical treatment,
or from neglect % their own DR.. King Dspensary
ls No. . Dsaderck street, between Cherry and she
Square secosd story where he cures all diseases offs
private nature
GosoxxnzA cured wtheat Hauseous medicine or In
reference with business
srucrrKEs Of old recentdAte enectualiy cured 10
. few days, by operation which causes no pain
Where q structure exists health cannot be enjoyed
Perhaps disease causes moFe ullschlef and under
mines the constitution mnch.
syrH1s, With all the diseases Of the skin, growing
cut Of neglect bad treatncnt, can be eneetnaiiy
cured in fe~ days
sx.asAa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tleahav iag been
given % disease and all tbs consequences
ing oat ef a, brought IN many eases by The de-
slrnetye habits % isconsiderAfe Yoafhs and exess
kirs ndalecncc Of the passsns nsgleet u which viii
unesrzainc the rendc-sns the subtect nns
for society and causing prenAtare cad age.
Females who may be iaeosiag with zay dssicgity Of
tie Womh may restAssured Of immedi4te relief.
Persnns residing abroad BY writing and stating
their ease with Zee enato<sd dlreztod Dr. A. King
80. - pe4dersck street, Ssshsiile fcnn., will have
me ae<sszary ms1icncseni thciF address, xith
sesxary ars<tians- strict secrecy observed. ofsce
hoarsfrom o'sioekin lbs nornLnz until n the
ssng: Substantially
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-25
GUsERNAToRIaL CANVASS.
of Col. Ne herland
and v.iHarris. forsPublic Speak
CAN DID AT e s.
Attorney General and Reportel


s9 We are authorized to announce SAMUEL TUR-
NEY. Of White county candidate for the Office of
Attorney General and Reporter FIR the State, fill
the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Gen.
John L. 7. Sneed. june2a-te
sS- MILTON A. HAYNES, Of Memphis, is candi-
date for Attorney General and Reporter Election 18th
of August, 1859. june2o-te
a8- We authorized to announce JAMES W.
DEADERICK, ESQ.,, of Washington county, as candi-
date for the Office of Attorney General and Reporter
for the State fil the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation OF Gen. John l.. I. Sneed.
june2O-te
So We are authorized to announce VIM. B. REESE,
Jr, ESQ.,, as candidate for the Office of Attorney
General and Reporter for the State.
may30-td
E3- We are authorized TO announce J. o. SHACK
EIFoRD, ESQ.,, of GAINESVILLE, candidate for the
office of Attorney General and Reporter, to fill TIE
cancy occasoned by the resignation OF Gen. John L.
7. Sneed. may2T-td
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-25
New White Wheat Flour.

IIAVING taken the agency of the celebrated Silver
IL Springs FIGURING Mills, have Just received "A
quantity OF superior Family Flour, which rs perhaps
as good be made in this or any other climate,
and will be sold on liberal terms at No. Market
street by s. A. G. NOEL x co.
iulyll-tf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-25

The RAuRoAD.-Many persons at a dis
lance are anxious to know how the road is
progressing and at what time it will be COM
pleIed For the satisfaction of such we can
say that the work is progressing as rapidly as
possible, that the track is now laid to the
river, n distance of five miles from this place,
and that it cannot possibly be more than
three weeks until the cars will make their en-
tree iuto Fayetteville. This we think is
doing very well, and although 1t was expect
ed at one time to reach this place by the 4th
of july, vet on such work it is impossible
to estimate correctly all the necessary and I'M
avoidable delays-and for this reason we say
the work has been enersetically pressed for
ward to completion, the short delays have
been unavoidable and the officers and con-
tractors have done their best under the cir
.cumstances, for which they should have the
thanks of the cOuntry--Lmcoin Journal
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-25

THE Oriental TALIsMAN OR NATURAL
WEATHER INDICATOR, grows spontaneously
upon the great Desert of Arabia, it is incor-
ruptibIe. will remain in correct use, and may
last century; it will foretell in any climate,
throughout the year the various changes of
the heather toenty four hours in adUdnce and per-
fectly reliable, it is the discovery of LOUIS S.
ULLMAN of Columbia, Tennessee, and may
be obtained for 81 90 at A. STRETCH general
agent, Nashville Tennessee, or sent secure
per mail by the discoverer for 81 90 current
money. julyl-tf.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-25

DEAD LETrERs.-It is stated. says an ex-
change paper, that the number eff dead let
tiers annually returned TO the Department is
about 2,250,000. About 30, 900 are found 10
contain money and other vsluables, and are,
as soon az found, registered and returned to
their owners. The aggregate couteots Of
the letters thus annually restored to their
owners is about 500 600 in money, and about
$4,000, 900 in drafts, checks, notes and ether
valuables, computed at their nominal value.
A general impression seems TO prevail iat
most of the dead letters fail 90 reach thei'
intended destination, through some iaalts
OF the postal system or the carelessness OF
postmasters- IL can easily he demonstrated
that the reverse is the case. or the lO.OOo
letters year that are found to contain
drafts, checks and valuahles other than mon-
,ey, most of which are sent by bankers, mer-
chants aud business men, large number are.
on examination, found to be misdirected--
bearing different address on the envelope
from that inside the letter-and as, many
more are apparently misdirected. or the
whiting is illegible. or susceptible Of various
readings. or held for want Of prepayment Of
postage
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-25
UGLY CLUE OF PErERspuRa, vA.-The New

UGLY CLUB OF PETERSBURG, VA.-The New
York Spirit Of the Times says:-A club has
been recently established in Petersburg, Va,
the impossible object of which is, "to make
ugly people respected" Mr.. B. G. Pollard,
of Hanover, and Mr.. Jas. w. Hall, of Halifax,
were elected chief officers. These two gen.
tlemen are really awful to behold: it is sup
posed that with "a good sight," by grinning,
through horse collar, they could jointly
double mp crowbar. In fact, Pollard's
friends have "put up money" to ''show him
OFF, against Hooper, of the Montgomery
EMAIL" Hooper, on one occasion, by get
ting a "focus,'' "smiled" 'gum stump"
into atoms. Mr.. Joseph Mayse, of Bath, was
awarded hat for his ''beauty." He is the
best that can be done in Petersburg in the
way of Handsome; aud yet Mayse, got up
in his bost style, merely fails to shock you.
The "Ezpress' states that the Ugly Club re-
Gently held meeting 1--WE presume it was in
a cow-lot surrounded by Virginia fence0
at which j. P. Fitzgerald, Esq, of Prince
Edward, a young gentleman of rare accomp-
lishments, and promising member of the
legal profession, preached from the following
sentiment:
9Grass hopper settiE' on a sweet later vine,
Old turkey hen come steppin' up behind,
And picked the grass hopper of the later vine"
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JOHNH.IyY. Nashville. Tenn,

CONTINUES TO manufacture his valuable prepare
" tlons SO well known as John lvy's rheumatic
Fluid used internally and externally for Rheumatic
Pains Collie, Coughs, Inward Pains, &c, and exter-
nally for Frosted Feet Hands, Cuts, Burns, Head
ache Toothache and Eryspelas.
JOIN IvY's CHOLERA -SYRUP-three doses effect
cure. John Ivy's DroPsy Mixture. Dr. lvy's Pre-
scrip for Dyspepsia. John Ivy's Pile Salve Con-
sumptive Compound, Red, Black and Dura lie INKS;
Ali who have given the above preparations far tra
cheerfuly recommend them. Then we say, Try u
before you condemn it. If you do try II, you VIII
not condemn it, fIf at first il fail-TRY, TRY, TRY,
1T AGAIN.
Numerous certificates can be seen at the ofhce
confirmation of the above facts.
will guarantee cure for $40; or any one sending
50 will send them enough to cure the worst case
0FFICE-Corner Miller Lafayette streets, South
Nashville, on Murfreesboro Turnpike, and Summer
between Elm and Ash. july14-wly
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-25

MALUM AvUM.-The Local of the Nctos tells
of an egg which he says was "hatched With
out any warming process other than the
commu sication of atmospheric heat" and
adds:
If we knew the hen that laid 1t, we should
neiohbor of the PATuoCs local column. We
will present him the chick, if the owner will
take a moderate price fer it, on condition,
the Local go our security to keep the pieces OF
the fractured corporation ordinance, Tor the
preservation OF which he thinks we should
give bond.
We can't think Of going upon your bond
until we are convinced that your disposition
to keep the pieces' is much more reliable
than yOur egg story.