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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
Aug. l5-To 8 O'CLOCK p. NJ.

ENTERED.
Steamer Cry OF Buffalo, Perkins, Buffalo.
Ocean. Evans DE Tult.
Forester Warl lOlt do
Propeller Irin civ, Turner, Ontulagun 20 tons cop
uer IS tons banl do, 20 dy hides lluss a Me
BRIDE.
Vermont, Newkirk, Dunkirk 20 tons mdse Pei
tom & Hrgcd
Schooner Gray EAGLE CLARK Buffalo, $50 bhIs salt T
Lion
Ra,ei a, LOOMS, oswogo, 1890 bbls sale, 7
Lruu
Gibbs. nphe Marquette, light.
Scow Rescue Robinson Kelleys Island, 70 cords lime
stone, Calius
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GHERItFS SALE.-PURSUANT
~ TO he commands of three writs Of Veudi E1pOnns
two which issued from the Court Of JmuiUu
Pleus OF Cuumbaua County, aud one from the CUurtof
of Ludwig Kueeder Co John CLARK, directed,
sh u offer Tor sa at public auction, at ihe door Of The
Court House Corner Of Seneca and hampton streets
the CITY of CieVeuni in the County CuyuhOga,
the 9th day OF August 1853, at OCItck. z, NJ. said
the UllOwms described real estats, to Wlt lst
scrbed Fl uate in the township O MiddebugL, in
us No. and two, Ia the village OF Berea with
the buildings aud apuurtenunces thereto belonging
the Trustees tho Berea Seminary the
press night to prOlu intoxicating liquor from being CIV
mechanical, medicinal, or pharmaceutical PURPOSES gpOu
sad lois IN the streets alleys adjoining sud lots
vii ch said parcel or parce of land Is supposed 10
CUnu hall OF Hul be The Same more uT less, but
subject % all pgIl high Ways; appraised al 81 500 o.
bed tract To- Uf land situate the township
Middebu gh Ia the Comfy Of CuyuhOgn and state O
Ohio, anu known being in lot No (7) in the
village Of Berea being The lot Dc eded the nth
day January 1883 by Henry sheldon to John NJ. Sterns
CuuL0lung fourth uf an acre, be the more
81 @ ,Ss IS but SUBJECT to all esaI highways appraised at
3I described tract or lot Of land situate in the township
O MldduhuTgh Ia the County CuyahOga, ana State Of
Oh D., am known ut No sNty-uue (G9), the
Village Of Berea eseina tho right 10 the Trustees OF the
BeroaS urinary Of prohibiting she sale, use giving away
muXC lug liquors sd lot in the streets al
leys Aduiuug the except Tor medicinal meChanl
cal purp for containing OTty-egh hundfedths
( luD Of acre he tho more less, but subj
To all h gal h ghways; appraised at 81 10000
4h described of land situate III tho township
MidduUurg the County Curahuga, aud State Of
OHIO, and Is known BCrea town part fraction
&C. and bounded follows; being on the east side Of
Rocky River commencing Bridge street tie running
north line the road hundred tett To-
wards lobruOk's Apparatus Factory, and the width *
tending back the ef the river, be the
or less; appraised at $4,000, . - . 90,
A AMBLER Plt'Gs Atty. y2j:245
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F9sang Pyr Colbome Lock on The Welland Canal Gom
r. N. on the lsih ul4P N. on the 18th
horI Wesi-l2h- --schrs Crsvols Zephyr
touuu hhsi-l9 h-Prups ) hOung America Wisebnsic,
schn Crcassiun, GIyemor Messenger
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CHERIFF & MASTER COMMIS-

~ HEhlft NJ hCl Eh OOM MID
~ SlONER'S SALE.-pursunnt to the cOmmanl OF an
order sale. issued from the Csur of Common Pleas OF
Cuyuhuga county, the John Tennis ct at plain
TINS AGAINST Lewis Gilbert et al defendants to me direct
pd shall offer for sale at public auction the door the
Court House corner of Seneca ard Champlaiu sTeets
the CITY u Cleveland, IN said county, the l2h day of
Seut, mher 1859 O'Clock p NJ Of said day, the oloW
ing described lands and touemBnts tu vii - Situate ip
The tuwnshp OF Chasuu Falls m the State Of no. and
which also ia the county uf GuNHhugu, and a known
being part Of o No 20 the Phepstrgct nnd ~ hOuud
ed his follows To wit; North by land sold BY George Stock
lng Harmon Barows east by Muin street south By tho
Top OF north aux Of The river and running back from
Main street ffy feet" Appraised ~ SsON 90
ID, l.. WIGHrMAN, sheriff
nd Master Cumms iOner.
KEITH CooS. Plras' AttJs uugl2;Ss
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Ceual Notices.
tHERIFF AND SPECIAL MAS

SHERIFF AND SPECIAL MAS
- TIERS NAt.E.pufsuHnt to thp command of Hn order
o sale ssued from thc Cuut u Cgunon rlcns Cuyaho-
cnuutt nt th1 suit of thilr z nntusrD, Ultn urnuft
samuel Collins aud ll dDns to mn Directed shall ni
fc Tor sle ut public auction a thu door ul the Court
Of Cleveland. lu county un thc u day Ol september
la'A, m O'Clock NJ said d1y, thc lands und teno
meia described u The plaintiffs putioufn .Hid action
tllnws % vtt 'Nltnato ln tuo nuwushu ul Chugn
lF,iu The Stale n ohio, nuu wth is au tn The county
ul CuVuhga uUd s known ly being pant d lots 10 2l
Graves allotment, thuguu Fais vtagc, aud s bounded
us follows, tu wlts Being ull u snd los ~ ami 2l.
Eraves allotment Cnagru Fal village except 20 feet Of
The west SIDE aud ~ iuet ut hr south ends con-
veyed by e. r. hakrsCo Tue premises hereby conveyed
urc the same as to-day cpuye,rd by n Bakeslee nd
Wifi 10 X Collins, be- tho moro less, slhoct ~
Oh legal highways" Appraiseda Su3u
ID, l.. MlGHTMAN sheriff,
and Special Mnstor G mr.
q II III LME.LLn- y p
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flour & Grc0.
Gar0mnre.

( EARPENTEKS TOOLS.-The IaTg-
~ est and best variety iu the cty-iur saIeby
HuAO X RANNOLDS, No superior st.
HOUSE TRIMMINGS, of every des-
AAcnption variety style aud prce-fursale by
ap3u ", X. RANNOlDS, M. Superor s.
IRON AND STEEL.-At out a ship
load ,-forsaleby II RAYNOlDs,
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4 l. D. A X + ID
Steamer Western Metropolis Pease, Buffalo
" May Queen, NigBr, Detroit
% clio, Fisp, luledl
Propeller yeruo = NeWkrk sandusky, mdss Pol
4 Breed
Schooner Gray Eagle Clark, Milwaukee 40 tons cal W
n Keith
CTe ssi.n, Hubbard, Chicago, COO Ions cuul, Price
q Nj
Fiqeiy, Duncan Detroit. 75 tons coal. 10 do ron
Rhodes Card
We Wgi, Stevenson, Grand Haven. 800 tus coal
Butt A Co
" RI Gi b. Campbell, Marquette, sundIoa, Cor
don, McM n Co
Foow Eescuo, ibinson, Kollsy's leland no cargo.
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$1,000 Reward!

1T BEING THE OPINION OF
II m0ny that the late ELISHA r. STERLING csmo to
s dea the night Of the 7h inst hg means of blow
inflicted by some person persons unknown
hereby On hy direction Of ho County
a rcwurd Of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS tor the uor-
uor-uus who m3y inf rmatiun thai shall lead TO
'hc ares and conviction the peretraia q tho deed
ID. l. wlGHrMAN, Sheriff.
SheuG's Office, Cuyuhor Co I
Ulei elaud, Aug ~ 1869. : ougl9lm;2s
IN PURSUANCE OF A RESOLU-
Il TlON of The Guy Council of the city Of Cleveland,
investing with the authority for such purpose ole
The reward oi wo Thousand dollars te any person per-
who shall information hat shat lead TO the
conviction of the persons implicated n the
murder VI the late ELISHA r. SLERNG,o MS city,
GEO, B. SENTER
aug1g2t41w Mavor Of the CITY = lpveaud
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GRAEFENBERG
EamiIY Medlicimes.

ARE PREPARED UNDER THE
"a immodn supervision of o. SKI lLhuL pliHSi-
CLAN, aud they mHY hO relied upon in ali rtsrH
Tho tercnce VI the community BE- NOT insrlicd by Tho
uerui sing medicine wh CluimftU luu nl ditf ffos
.ut the Guct0ubcN Remedies consist OF trN,u u't rent
Medicines, OH uuequu Uu iu The cure que dl,entt ior
which thuy rrCumu ended. nmunr which mHY hu ue D
od appropriate 20 any VI the diseases ncidout 10 TINS
country aud climate.
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Transportation.
S.51A 1889.

S1zlIh 1859.
THE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co.
WILL during the present season. then well known and
FIRST CLASS SCREW STEAMERS
Regularly between
OgdensburRh a Oswego, and Upper Lakes,
Forming TRI-wEEKLY LINE between
Ogdensburgh and Oswego, and Cleveland, San
dusky, Toledo and Detroit,
And a SEMI-wEEKLY LINE between
Ogdensburgh and Oswego, and Chicago, Mil
waukee and Intermediate Ports
Connecting at o sdsnsburrh with the
Ogdensburgh & Vermont Central II. r. Route,
Between
Ogdensburgh, Burlington, Concord, Manchester,
Nashua, Lawrence, Lowell, Worcester
and Boston,
Aud at oswcgo with tho
New Oswego Line Of Thirty First Glass Canal
Boats on the Enlarged Canal
Bchoeen ostcego, Troy Albany and Net0 York
Connecting also at Dunkirk with the
NEW YORK q ERIE RAILROAD,
Aud form ng
DAILY RAILROAD LINE
Between Dunkrk, Cleveland and Sandusky, and
TRLwEEKLY RAILROAD LINE
Between Duukirk Chicago and Intermediate Ports.
" Property forwarded hy tins Line will be subject to-
but one transhpment.
r. Merchandise marked IN r. Co Express" will be
forwarded fr New York hy Express Freight Tain
ov the New York Enc Railroad, aud promptly for
warded from punkirk.
-" These Lines connect nj Cleveland with the Cleve-
land, Detroit and Lake Superior Line.
APPLY TO
j. MYERS. Agent N. I. Co, No. III Broadway, N. Y.
J. l.. WARNER Agent N n Co., No CONT Sp, N Y.
JOHN HOOKING, Agent N T. Co No. 30 state street
A. CUSlNTAN, Agent V. C Line No. los state Street,
CHAs. TAPPAN. cor. 9th and Chestnut st., Phila.
| = II. CHURCH, Agent ROuse's Point, N. Y
G. J. THOMPSON, Treas n. I. Co., Ogdonsburgh, N Y
GEORGE PARk ER, Age {,
HONEN X CRAWFORD, Oswegu N. Y.
D. CAlDW ELL, Agent, Duukirk.
PELION A BREED. Cleveland.
J. $. CHENOWETH CO, Cincinnati, o.
McBETH, Agent Saudusky.
WM. r. WAIkER, Agent, Toledo
y. Y. MA lNEWS, Agent, ID, truit, Mich.
J. II HRAMFokD Miiwgukee Wis.
McHENRY & BARKER, Racine, Wis
MAIliER & Co, Chicago.
j ACOB WASHBURNE, Davenport Iowa.
VI y. MlBORG X CO, Fulton City III.
! N. W. GRAHAM & co Cairo, III.
FIFE MICHAEL, st. Louis.
Office Of the Northern TrU up lrtation ComTany
Cleve ald, Feb. 18th. 1853
marlgR6 p. CHANBERLIN, President.
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C6ERIFF AND MASTER COM

y MINo ONEHS \ I-t.-FuTsu IO Ila VummlIl OT
Of CuN uhOga COugy at the SUIT Of Charles WILCOX PLAIN
TN against Daniel H Bn ant, ct al, def udau to d-
rcGeu shall utGrtO sale AT public auction st the door
OF e Court House &c mer ui Seneca aud Champlun sts
lu the tliy Cleveland said Cuuny the 10Th day
of August 1850. ut o'clock p NJ. offs III ~, The follow
rug described lands aud touemants, to wits Situate in the
CITY O Cleveland state of Ohio, and which Is also the
Iuu y OF uyuhugu and rs kuo Wn by being lot No bs ~
The Severance Folsom Of lutment IN the Cry Of OHIO
nOw the City of Cleveland be the less, but
subject To all legal highways. Appraised al S6J3 o.
d. l. WlGHrMAN,
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CtanI NnIitts.


PROPOSED A,lESS,9,M1iST TO THE ooN
Relative 10 ON AmSai1sat 10 i's Constitution, proyidu
iob Annusl Ses ons ot ,he gsueg Asscmoig ,,.
5hiee hnhs Of the mcmhev ul zach house cqncuuins
be st9e 10 vote al bs ass annual oct6Drr ELECTION
uWn We appotu gr iorcionu of he iolowmg amrnqmeni
ZION Of Che s,cn. grticoUf The ruusuuou uf this state
10 WI AN iceuar sessions of the geloial ANemhP
WILLIAM 49, WOODS,
speaker Of tho House q RegreS,nleiiyes.
Aprl g. 1859 President y NJ senate.
h'e6banS eelanhoS S' @ > hBr,i7 7, isbaI
hereby certify that the foregoing JOINT Resolution "re
Annual sessions OF ihe Gencr, Assembly true Cop,
apianN,octs Seoieafyoi State
A SSIGNEE'S NOTlOE.-lhe cred
nouco ,hst the guicssngd ba, been duly Fpponiea A.
asai1st said shaw 90 wpcaso present. tho same to me
"'h0 the lf@9 iIiN Nwi'yg 81 by ipT s,, o
Cleyelan =, August l2th, 1859. augl316'3w
M ASTER COMMISSIONERS Sale.
nv o % to AZ .rer Of sale & to me g directed W. si rom m
Cu Se in t6r Sts, l sSio i an action boreo pso
ing oy wnySIelP Ihomas J FISHER is planu, ard Emery
pose tor sale public on the door the Court
House lcotaerni Snoca and Champlan streets Cgyelan
Che hours 40 O'Clock a NJ and ~ o. lock NJ Of said
Situate in the township VI Chlsliu FALL u thc county
q Cahoga and Siateot 9hlg aud 10 knoTu W l1t Of lot
lows to wit: Bluudcd by and Of Chauucey Hitch
Cocy nor Ivy the land OF John Gnodel east by lud VI
NMhah luha g. thomas Fisher ana the ChagTin river,
south by uud Of slid Hobart aud lsher aud the Ctyt-
land road agd to contain iry three and one-hirl acres
of nnd" Also. 'SituIto ia the township uf Chagrin
fps "a lho cnnuly of Cuyahosa aud state Of On O. and
s uuuded as -o.tuws, To wit; Nunh on the land of John
GOudel east on Chlg ia yer south ON SAID sher land,
west on thuuucey HChcOcs land and rs all the land
yCyed to (ho sheffield hy Billings Rathburn, es-
uued Co contain thrtyht6e acres bo tho same,
less
Both descriptions embrace The pieco parcel Of
land
Alpraised value $1,000
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MO ONE REMEDY Is LOTDER

ca led fJt bv the necessities Of the American people
thauh Aud safe cure for Fever aud Ague Such
UdY are now euab cd To OitUr with perfect certainty
that u Will erhdCa the dsaso, and with assurance.
ded proof that no harm arise irum its any
quantity.
That which protects from prevents this disorder must
be Of immense service IN the communities IN which It pre-
walls PreUenti0n Is better tnau tor the patient
apes the Tsk which he must violent attacks nf this
bEeful dstempuT. This CURE CKp8ls the uIusnutIC
poison of Fever aud Ague from the system preveS the
oeveOpment OF the disease II taken the first approach
Of It's premUuIOy symptoms 1t is MT only the best
edy ever yet discovered for thscuss complaints hut
the cheapest The large quantity supply for DO lar
brings within the reach Of every body; IN bilious dis
trcts where Fever and Ague prevails every body should
have and It aud II freely both for and pro-
leClOn II rs hoped tls will place It within the
reach OF Hllhe poor well the ri 10. superb
ort Of tins remedy other dscv red for the
speedy and certain OF lntemittentS that
no Qunne mineral consequently produces quiulsm
Those cured by 1t ave left heutay If they had
had the dIseaEe.
Fever and AgIc is not alone the consequence o. the
matte poison. great variety of disorders from its
IrItgtluu among which are Neuralgia Rheumatism, Gou
iteuulChe hliuuuUsa TUuthaoho, Euraoa,
ma Fapitaiun, Painful Affection Of the Spleen Hyser-
les, Peu IN the Bowels, Cole, Plru Ass, and Derauge
mont of the stomach all of which, when originating this
cause put on the intermittent type become perOdicu-
rms CURE" eGpes the poison from he blood aud
Quenty cures them all alike. It's auiuYluube protection
10 immigrants aud travelling tempuTury residing
IA TIE maiunous districts If ug en- occasionally daily
while exposed TO the injection, that will be UICreyd
lhe SYSTEM and carno accumulate sufficient quantity
rpen into disease Hence It is valuable Tor pro-
tents II they avail tn msevos OF the protection tins rene
dy affords.
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BUFFALO MARKEr-Aug. IS
ley TELEGRApV.l

Four-HOme and iutaruT demlnd fair, and marker s'E-
er Sases 5000 bbs at for hue so super lnd SLIGO
81 extra Wis; Si,2'(d5,50 double eNIps
Wheat-Dul and heayy, and 2c lower Sales GOO bus at
81 fr red aud StIs for whiic
Corn-FTmeT saes $4,000 bus at G5 for No 2 IL Cs for
prime No ] do.
Oats quiet.
New barley nominal at 5Oc
RGs-Steady. sales 800 bus at Csc,
WhlskV-Firmer Sales 80 bhls al 2C,
Canal ireights unchanged
Lake imports bb hnnr, 1900 bus wheat. 500d bus
corn.
Canal Erpors-lOl bbs h1ur 5000 bu wheat 900 bus
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Master Commissioner Tor said County.
JOHN II. CLAPr, ESQ. a ~ for PntntH
Cleveland, August IJ lads. ls.24s;d30i
J N. Dickson, ct at PnasO lnCourt Of Common Pleas
Hamilton smith, Deft n hey snd Xiiac6men
'nH T. said defendant Hamilton Smith,
Il is hereby fled that dopostOus viii be taLeu by
the plantn hls action, tho 10th August 1888
az The Office of iger Andrews, iu The citv OF Co
lumhus, Frukliu County, ono between the houTsOt A
aud 4 NJ tobs continued from day day tll com.
pleed, which dgpusons designed TO be used the
trial Of is action.
INGERsoLL b KINsBIAN, Pins Auys.
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DR. AMOS& SOM AXE pleasure IN announcing that they
have invented most important INSTRUMENT for the cure oil
the above diseases II has been subjected 90 test by the
most eminent physicians IN London, PARIS PhadelphIa
New York; u has been declared tue only useful usru
meut invented for tho of Semiuu Weakness
disease caused by the habits youth Price
$40 mail express.
N. B.-Dr AMOS X SON, in order 10 satisfy the most
skeuca To the merits Of this instrument, pledge Them
selves that any instance where it prove uusaisaC
tory, AZ fair trial, he mOuev will be refunded by
| turning the instrument IN good order.
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q, I. Fish, PrtGs Alty iyl62N
MASTERIS SALE.-PURSILANT

Court OF Common Pleas OF CuyuhOgi County At the
suit of William Kennedy against Abraham Jones aud h
crs, to directed shall expose for sale at public uuc
ton at the dur OF the Court House corner seneca aud
ChauplMu StTgets,) IN the city uf Cleveland, the
wenh scyentn day Of Angus, 1889 at two o'clock NJ
the following described tact lot Of land situate IN the
City of CLEVELAND, County Cuyuhoga and state Of Ono
On the unuhtT sid n ST. CLAIR street, commencing
st point the nlrheTy margin thereof sixty te east
ery from the intersection OF Wood and ST. CLAIR street Is
n said CITY, the south the lot known
the CBir MethOdist Episcopal Church. thence
nurhery right angles with St Clair street huuuTed
and itv feet 10 aey thence Ca,tsrY thirty three ct
the line said uley; theme sOuthery parallel with
TIE rst line huude aud my ieet 10 ST. Clair street,
thence westerly the line of ST. CLAIR street thuy ythree
leet To the ulgCe Dt beginning
July Il, 1859. HENRY q. ABBEY,
Master COm'r
RANREY, BACKUs & NOBLE Attys 272i5
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IA CUNE WANRANTEn.

DR.. AMOS SON have devoted their attention tTClu
svr tn tins peculiar class of and the relief the}
have cOnsequeu y been enabled to render fellow
lures fully sticd and gratefully acknowledged bv
esre"t patients and others daily arriving utowu from 90
parts ut the CDuLtry Hre purpose uy u CONSUL
atiuns while theire NoTiuns have been cr ed blythe most
sgua advantages; yet from what they have experienced
qulfug into the causes OF these Infectious complaints
from their most snre condition TO that OF he most dan
ger us and iyeterale) they have always Entertained th
posslb y of their prevention, aud removal aud likewise
invariably found thst the most hOr e and malignant forms
Of disease could almost invariably he traced the
following causes Ignorance neglect OF the bud effect
uusku and improper treatment; therefore DR.. AMOS
SON have succeeded n discovering thes election
heir remedies saf, eectuul and COURSE omit
ting all combination of remedies winch bear equivocal
laructer well hose whose premature nIudcleus
pcatlln might be productive u bad sequences m the
aIds of urlvatC individuals. In short the audabe end
irremedies Is the lessenlng of great OF human
seTy by the alieviuiion relief aud Dreyeuuuu ut Husu
lIsyous c'ons thar are IN taiy the secret foes OF lie
,ud which, while eNteusly els surround usCa aloud
oruur XII and utGrt renee ia their determination.
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MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION.
YouNa MEN rAKE PARTICuLAR NorICE.

Instrument for the of Nocturnal Emissions more
properly kuuvyu Seminal Weakness sc Can be perma
neny cured IN from fifteen days to twn months by the use
U tins instrument when used conformity with medicines
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NEW YoRY BANK sTATEAIENT-Aug.. 10.
[BY TELEGRAPH

The weedly bank statement is completed with 1he eNCcp
Of Tradesmau's Chatham aud North American. TAX
lug weeks hsures for these lhe sptcie reserve
shows Of S579OO1 aud loans decrease Of up
wards OF 81, ,0OJ
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BUFFALO, CLEVELAND aud CHICAGO LINE
OF SCREW STEAMERS.

ON THE OPENING 0FaEA III
~ Lqi,. & Sqyis@ioo t o, 5hg r.. ProgleioT, Prop, sio
Buffalo To Chicago seven frst-cuss A
l Screw Steamers, of great strength and speed,
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Persons in any Of the world may be successfully
treated by forwarding correct detail OF thei se with
remittance for medicines sc.
address DR.. AMOS a SON, corner Main aud Quay-sts
RutTan N v 1Husd&wly2A
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1859. 1859,
CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE.
American and Western Transportation
Companies Line Boats,

The above named Steamers all Of tho largest class
with ample accommodation for Freight and Passengers
being fitted up erpaessy for he Upper Lake lrdde.
re- People moving 10 the WESTERN STATES and
PIXIES PEAK, viii lind hi, the most desirable route
The accommodations for h miles with Wagons, horses aud
Furn particular, such cannot ai tO
faction there being tanshpm till they reach the port
OF deg nation.
~ Contracts made at low rates for Merchandise lron
Nails, &c, &c, To Chicago, Milwaukee and uternedate
purs
70 Freishts received Warehouse for shipment aud
RrCeiuts gyun
F5rFreight oil Passage apply aud consgn to
T N BOND
mari Agent Cleveland Ohio
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THE DAY BOOK.
THURSDAY EVENING, DEC. Is.

POWER OF IMAGINATION. DIR. Noble,
in very able analytic lecture at Man.
chester, "On the Dynamic Influence of
Ideas" told algood anecdote..of M. Bout
house, French savant, in illustration
of imagination. AS DIR. Noble says:
M. Courthouse served in Napoleon's
army, and was present at many engage
ments during the early part of last cen
tury At the battle of Wagram, 1900,
he was engaged in the fray; the ranks
around him had been terribly thinned
by shot, and be was nearly isolated
While reloading his musket, he was shot
down by cannon ball. His impression
was not that the ball had passed through
his legs below the knees separating them
from the thighs; for he suddenly sank
down, shortened as he believed. The
trunk of the body fell backwards on the
ground, and the senses were completely
paralyzed by the shock. Thus he lay
motionless among the dead and wounded
during the rest of the night, not DARN g
to meve muscle, lest the loss of blood
should be fatally increased. He felt no
pain, but this he attributed to the stun
ming effect of the shock to the brain and
nervous system.
At early dawn he was aroused hy one
of the medical staff who came around to
help the wounded.
''Ah! touch me tenderly," replied M.
Courthouse, II beseech you, a cannon
ball has carried off my legs"
The surgeon examined the limbs re-
ferred to, and then giving him good
shake. said with joyous laugb,-"Get
ny with you, you have nothing the mat
ter with you"
IN. Courthouse Immediately sprang
up in utter establishment, and stood on
the legs he thought lost forever.
Il telt more thankful" said M. Bouti-
house, ethan had ever been in the
whole course of my life before. l had,
indeed, been shot down by an immense
cannon ball; but instead OF passing
Through the legs, as I firmly believed it
had, the ball passed under my feet and
plowed hole in the ground at least a
foot in depth, in which my feet suddenly
sank, giving me the idea that had been
thus shortened by the loss of my legs"
The trnth of this story is vouched for by
DR.. Noble.