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, 1859-09-24

hare now In '0s ans az 81 s2y eesHs full and
CIR OCE r I ES,
Composed in psst, f:oes to which invite the at,
SO hhds Muscavado sugar,
125 do Porto Rieo do
20 do New Orleans do
800 bb1s Chicago Re6nod' Sugar.
35o do New York do do
rs bags Old Governm't Java Coffee,
125 do 1aguica Coffee,
a5o do Rio do
as do nocha do
100 bbls Now Orleans Molasses,
100 do Cuba do
IS do sugar House Syrup,
100 do Golden do
rs do Portland do
900 h1f chests Green and Black Tea
15o BIZ sawyer's White arasivo Soap
100 do Jesso oakley's 10 do
900 do & Palm Soap,
100 do Star Candles,
- do steriae do
- do Mould do
15o bbls Smoking Tobacco,
12o do Chewing do
215 butts do do
15o fancy caddies do
11o II Imported Cigars,
ojars Maeaboy snuff:
275 boxes oswego Starch,
as bags Pepper,
IS do Spice. IS boxes Cloves,
as cases q l Nutmeg,
- tcs Prime 1Sicc. 400 1nts Cassia,
76 bxs Prime Goldfish.
IT'S hf bb1s a White fish,
1872 boxes Scaled Herring, .
17o do Al do
1o4 bags Dried Apples,
IS bb1s Eanto Currants,
400 boxes Layer Raisins,
576 do m. r. do
SO hf bxs do do
400 coils Manila and Ju.o Hopo,
475 roams Wrapping Papor,
375 bales do Twiue,
112 bbls Puro Cider Vinegar,
12o do Dairy Salt,
25o boxes Pipes,
For e.ie v%1y low ". D, GILMAN geo
seolF l5t South Water Street.
, 1859-09-24

~ Collectors ODE, SeotesnbtF %, t:Y--ScfFe 10
hefrbr that the fsuowuE warrants In my haats
for cnsfec1 k1n:
Waant No i99 SouthFor rtankne State strtet tte tbs
Iuncun Ut The pzakiaE II Tweah street toihe Archer
head-
Warrant IL souh-For paving Lake Street from eents
Of State orett to tue WRIT ne Of the 1ods Of The L.
nnuls central Hzflrf'ad Company.
Warrant NJ. IL: sauth-FoF opening AEty through
t ck ~ and IT, school Section A4lIticn 10 Chieaxu.
%J aliey Be acontlnuatfo ofthc Weat Alley zee7ly
u:sned through Hueks LII md ~ School se~tUn AG
. .tttUn+
All pes.ons requested forthwith tn aks pavmen! ot
sal warrants i my ID = the viii tuestel as
the .Id e1petse Of The to the u
a,L, v a,rants. a. F.t.NEELLER.
sesa,3HSOd CITY E1l1rctor.
, 1859-09-24

, ;,ECE1EEkS SALE.-t'uite,l
II >L..>A If Aa.r.,a 'sE,n p..,,ie, of 1,.o. -
sd and Srt-rn District :a.-in Ghaas<,y, James
rt., liz. IoIl Thompson James H. fMmpssa 1r;sus
Ch4res II. .nbelt lyue Woodbury. Au Warm X. Fow-
H. rahls Sotss i h.lsey :i.tn th.t / = r. sen A.al
cha* II. Gansert md True Woodbury.. w Ia pursuance
dxSIeld nr.er entcrc the shove esttc csu1e The
1cn y. lss0 reaf sel1 public auction 10 The high
t>t bidder ash the t4th dAy Of Octoh T. p ss Il
Ten the forenoon Of .aa DAY. II the aoth deor of
Al nsets9 Il Etc!ves a5orsld In nd II the following
n n ea sce of Parrel u land. stna*i sn The Cry u
III cue IN Muek TN lul IL the Gaon Park SECOND Id
atfon1" chcakn, tosrther dwelling boure Ind
paenat srs tn Inv sd ppt to D. sel NH
tn"af "a1nn Fowler 70 James tha IN t,kt ter b..
WA ~ died AuEl. eth. 1-!a SECURE the payment
!:4se an1 :. lu Gts Ia Lien l., ths Circuit
c"aH "> "ay. In *avnf NJ asln Ora t. Ebuah and
H. a, ~ ,o1 ss III ~ a 'is. u aab,. ND sus y
rlLuEx NoCLTON. Rsee1rr Ic
ATaSTER'S S.ALE.-State OF Iui-
IL nols. Cook CountT. Circuit cuust cosk County
Franz h & ani lllia1n Knt, trs.i.rcE Bahr IA
'chp +. ThamrAia. Petltien Mechanic. asn. Urtae Y
rubne aotles !. htr.by k.en that l. L. C. F..re Ftes.
Mister in ChancsFy Of Cox Cnunty Stsk4 lEInoI vt
Il as,s il s.ti Cocr. y thr stpt<mh.< Trfm =. fss
I'll At Fu,e suet. i. the s eat hJe. for cash, ihs
.>h day Of .ot<, A. r. 1Sa ~ len o'clock III The
IL: Ciiy uf Las, ahal certain selling kouse zn appcs-
.cnancs. ,tandnS IN ut thfxe -, IN Thmpsnh. adtt
e. her with al rzht lille AUD lnteIat IT SD lst. ant
b7s u AL :" Md T. u IKE Ike money 3us 70 plntd
/; c.rA1xE FREEs
SEPT: y. 80. se,z st.9 Il
, 1859-09-24
SSESSNENT NOTICE,

- City cler4aUaer Chicago. September Il, lS.9.
tulc hsrrhJ klsentn N per-.s ,ners'ti that
the Commissioners appointed ~ tie C"mnun Council Il
the city u chiea" - the rum II tur Thousand
Six iuntfs Fifty lu.lfA lt@h1, uI.n the real
tte In the Sorh DIVISION of <a1 csy, drm.i benr rtf*f
by GTaseins Sh clark .trrs% from tht nt line VI th-
naent. ami u.a'e rrtu'n thereof n my utdet.
pxfn Wishing II APPEAL ffuE1 ss. a+.csssnf nut
die ,hrir objections in ~sitIns my nt6cr <u1s
Monday, tht stsh Day of ssa.snt~r. ~ 1t Gefock
cit Rn+u. hear all uIertuus 10 said d revh
sr.nks I'll KIlEISNANN CITY Clelk.
, 1859-09-24

CITY o. CHlCAGO-C1ty Col
~ 1eetors Dn,e, Sep ember 1T, f:ss.
Notice hereby kFe tsas the following Warrants ase n
ny ha1.s for colet9ion:
Warrant 30. - South-FoE Cling waIIrk srsf
Ling N4diAo1 Areer dun1 NAx5es MEu.t " Michigan
Warrant No: ~ south-Fot 8!l1nk. curling Atd paEnz
Clask tett the curb line of Ds rborn strest
Waz7au ~. -. Wep-Fut frat1Se Eeuftn Asest ffofa
ths South hvrstern PIN nkr.sal " bus l.aad vrnue-
Naf1an; No. a., Wes-Fuf Aaca1a.l1i1k Canal stseef.
fut tho so1th eu1nx Of R2ncoph s11est 10 tA IasEa
eusbirE Of Wa@hlr xton ssfee.
Warrant NJ. l&a Nonh-Fur dllc- and eustnx 4chs an
esrrt from the tst us Of Fr4nkln et1ret 10 TIE west
Eps Of Mukkt ssvet and Market street from the nutsh
line Of k!nuc sssstt " The centre At Ezie ssftes.
AL p<.sans requested forthwith to ase 2sErent Of
ssk ayr1pfs n nv nee The Will he coect<4 1t
tbs est 4d of as iae e n. eht Vi
sa; a.seEneas j. F. T.. MUELLER
trla:,5S0l cn7 EutlcktpF.
, 1859-09-24
l. c.fA1yE FREES,
Sept. II. 1ss2. s+;3 IS Il


MASTERS S!ALE.-State OF Ill
~ nos toos County, ss.-t7seu!t s.ours Of Ceok
ttuty.-la chsoes9y. E1 1xatu T. Rogers ". Darsl u
ear, Lem1el bosiest HeIu,.a X. Smith IND James ID.
Btyaht-EIn " foteclo.e Aurrsaxa
Public cn1ce u herebv given thai In pursuance Of d.
otter tuttr in The ase tnntied Tho shs
ter IN caanery Coax County VIII I'll Il paple auetion
t. u hkhsst BIZ! esa the s<venth dY Of eto
u t moth .out Vt tie Court llouae Ia tho CITY VI Gh
6S. IN the County md Stale asneAad the following
81 four q ave ts .x t6}. twsnthy eight ~ twenty
rpe t@ thtity ~. thtttyon~ e. thirty ,S th,ty.
tny 20. t'il. a!.y .ho !t. alty Two
>uns!tion IT "ts Il. ND ~ ia brk drc i;) tn
pu:.ans Addition u The VHk!na Tnwn ot Chirsa .ad
hltrk one III in The lana! lfussrea subdivision IT thu
~ess one ha AMI The half Of hs nuhe4s1 quar-
;ts Sf Sss"a .sssaissn y: Ts~9saso shnT nIns .Ss
Aesidsu; I'll ssuaed IN Tie City Of Ehlc1zu Gotiu-
y. stata Ut ulEas- l.. T.. PAINE FHEER.
Master In thaue+zy Of Co,k Eaunty.
E1if1x1. IptY Ss..fh.
, 1859-09-24

nEARBOlaN SEMINARY, No.
81 WAhash arenue-z- GR0vxx. A. II. Principal.
TIE net term O! this %cn j tnr Gupr Ladies' will begin
on MoSDAr. se4s. !sth. aud cou!innc ten werfs.
rrn.ry A3; Fss.c trrnan each u Extra aud s7w.
n9 ~ dnn 11Io.onhIc Apparatus viii be ready s"r
IL ,se Of the sluo att!p lcsHnlnE If thets. Erruts
m1y oas!hcd 1t tic SEMINARY ur principal Honk stoF
, 1859-09-24

Olk llTIAAsE &AlAE.-N here as.
l$4 " cph liur>t The rsvmsnt IT rain Of
btu prouitJ notes. laEuary 18th, 4. y. lN5 pay-
able Mlsh4rI UI3rirn nnrs. eAettt.. h~ M"RatA
le~i # hat d..t III U!su thtrxhy tat1xaxink all
th+e au.!s kaae cr,1lty linis, Cuu a.rheipx
IN the th. GasiA mi Ehfeaxo rnnp sat.rad
the l1r aaa ri by eVrxs u. tucker run
ming nnrt!a Ee-fuath+ "f trEse. AnnS
i nt ,-cn III In t.~n.ar .u1ty t4, neF,h II
sight ~. thirty = l'v ehaans. u 1ran'zn G
1vr:s .an thence north ssk *krers east t.satv ehnns
~. hsnes s"vth aths u ..xEee ras aEal<i ~;h u"
eaans atd sh.y,x Link" to Tic c ns* % sad ail,,..
thrnce Along tc " sA rl4 - ehaths aAd " fAsa
.h- pie~ of BE- .ina"k e"nt,sank = 6.e0 1et- A:,"
reEf:a utle piece contaipn. I've a1sa, 1}iHx bn tEo
northwest guar er Of ron twelve q: IN 1aF, t"'m
bouned The h BY ths Army Trail a1hf Dn ih< east
by Ian ,"~nei tan!el W'rrrF. WITCH morsase vs.
corded in the t- u sd Kans comfy February - 1857,
And whereas s.l4 Hurst mH'e dsfau:t IN the pay
u td s-t Ut r4s:es maturing p+rEprl In Hald
mo1tk,xr, Mlng fnr the # sA AMI WHEREAS K.lt
nenfaae ard m"es hare s<y" % taly 1:.s:oed BY raid
Saw THEREFORE, puh.e aUftet hereby given thaS L L.
C. r.ine lh~ Asn<e 1t Aall will. puE
sa7ne. Of p's erin M eon alGe an ~ r am
nj auct default sell It Gc 4ulon. to The hxhs bidder
for ea.h II she Earth ''. "f ths Cu 1a.s in ,h= s:ty
Of ChEcak tho DIST tay Of uetutcI 4. D. &a4 At ID
O'clock H. 81. ~ said jay, al he A Hoaxet premises.
much thereof na rseesaarT 10 raAe Tic uaey
/. y. FAME FREEn,
A~1Snee Of MlchaxlUB Bfcu Mortgage.
, 1859-09-24
3.burattoMat.
FTIE VAN NORMAN lNSTI-
i TETE,
An Englizh and French School for Teung Ladies,
Me-. : and Ne5t ssh SIlrtt

NCA. anu 8 # Ell 351H 5Itttf,
Murray It'll. two dooss from fih Avenue. Aew Surk
wit ,eo5en tic l&A J.y st Sci tcns.cr NsIt The Il.
su:i. cus.z tae Aeh-:s and Ia ii! se.cc.A the Hts:
dcesle vsatiu fat scsao! PURPOSES IN the ity. Tlr
ssans Of hot v.r fp,,1a's1 thus st'rn: tt ts"f,d
l1.ertkr I.Ixe ntsT su"r. occupying
ente tor,, l. .ct aFan FIR dsthcnic e1elcses and itc
cuistlan OF Ic e+al cfacc& at;ehnn to WHICH cotst
tut.z .~ruIiar fea1ute 0s Tie school.
The fna Is *-a!lei BY Ladie4 u TIC highest fuald.
tali,rx !u1 ticir vu&.AtDn-
Tue she's masters employed fit Frcnc Italian. Gr.
uaan. Ii4no Fare Harp. and u1hef accomplishments
AnlnE ss friends and at.us the Principal fem to
Icv. l:andsrl y fostet u. H.. President .f The NORTH
western Cnycrsty; us1.nrtoa 1;nn l:~q- Of Chlsaxn
Il I",..c:s. X. T.; itv. john Mo:n 'ock fD.. rtet
dss of 1c ry University hev. Tumas VIII y =,
l:es Joe, i.ztr1 q, i", JAMES Harper. aud llut4s
W.bes.r, IL. IT, or Ne= York cry.
fnr full iNforl1tn alls for t'rspectus 10 Ecv. y. r.
VAN EtlllNAN, IT,. H., I'rtncta4, ana lGicaw nj
, 1859-09-24
i)rcss Il Grihttttt,


NhH7ftoalIieec, AIRY sh tter'a "CIisu. Cunyus4to,"
Ans.s.s=.s. .z*d y the onlssou of tl.e taes 1a1a
, 1859-09-24

CLOAN'S DOUBLE CHAIN OF
~ American and Foreign
COM NJ EkCIAL COLLEG ES.
The Crcat Central
TIE Oldest and most extensive 10 tic West Is situated In
METHODIST CnrRcn BLOCK. CHICAGO, H.
Other Coit cnnneced with tLls Wilt te located nj all
comu.rrcisl centcrs In tic w"rh The a5sautaee! are
greater md the tan uuy other Commercial C
ie6e In Amflca Full Information will he furnished gratis
application u the tosske Of by !ctirr+ Life Scholarship
ouy s.5 w. Applicants enclose Two litter statups.
Addf. Is r. j. SLUAS,
hclT AA19 In IEfaIde4t anG ErUp1tetnr.
, 1859-09-24

E Ur. McCIint.ck's Asthma
NkHEDi.-sicsn. df As,hu4a VII. lss, rrl ul,a'1r Ii
lie Gown N slc.f aualbly saF years, resr viii.
f1sln facility BY this toohnx preparation. wlel Is taua:
~ IN the wcrtt Of whnopnE cough coil
tans ." niaie hc promotes s.cc " sllaylnE pulmonary
ratsan. pEtc. 70 CTS. Sud BY J. y. FAlk. Lake H.
, 1859-09-24

TEFFERsON HIGH SCHOOL.
- For Ma,r. and FcmA}ea No. lu1 Wcs Monroe street
Chicago Ill The next t1sm Will naar, Scit
IstL 1872. For ct5cul4rs .p1iJ to H. H. GrJan utaEk.
r,~rev ed MADISON ind address
ii. Z. MlLEs l'rtne.iai r. U io1 i:sa
f.&csxo nefeRueck-tievs. ". ". fattou j. H. Fcs1i..
popideta;y recommend AE. II. Z. Mck my
nthe jcdeecn H!gh SchtAll, 10 III interested.
au1ly-A7 @M ELEAS!n:.
, 1859-09-24
ETATE OF ILLINOIS. COOK

- COUNTY. SS.-Cook County c1rvuis Coart, Nay,
TERM H. II. 15.3. JESSE Whit had ~ Emily Ehapuaa
ues a,sss = hssray syen IL Tie -! kmr Chapman
cistk os Cu1x tuuufS ciicat cers dated lie fcu,lh aY
u Nay y ls9 At Tic suit y ths I'D 1*e :shrheaf
SUM II tuf Hundred and fnEty f!rs TA!at- arrcs.l t
the Sheriff n t.oE CouatJ. which 4Ai VIII haa bsen
turned x1tcut. Il.
Now. thesrtorr un!es* ynn. the sid Emily thsrnrap
sh p-fsnnaly Ie sat appear hfnrs the d Gnok E"unsy
thereof IL b. halen 1t the HOUSE. ia the ely Of
chcaSo On the thint Monday Of November \ n. ia3Y
k11s special bail sM peaI tn tho sa p!ahftns aetinn
kt-nt =. ntefsl aa!1st Yuu a,i 10 .a1
Jsse heet'. and much Ut she prpeEty aa4 het
may te sufficient AisFy the A4d judgment md eo.sA
will be s1Id to sasisty the same,
NM. I. CHURCH. Clerk.
u. T. JAxt% Fl3s' Att'{. t-ksEG-4w
, 1859-09-24

LTATE OF ILLINOIS, G o K
Cnunty. -. Cnok County Circuit FtAlr. SerfsmhsF
u lsia. R1saEu ExLs4f$ apsi Elxl I. fAEean.

ATATE OF ILLINOIS, 6 0 o k
~ Cnun,y. -. C"ok County crcult t,Mr, September
Tern, \. D s;e hu..l H<Lstes nod Eil<l !, fafaus.
u. u ptan.ta s<LIek.
fubse xotlee he.ehr siven the -al1 1en1aIn fei
lex txs<ntsa! that 1.ue ~" q u:
sh M Of july a. D. u NJ tbs ant q ihs *ad Ras.
II, Eenx.ct aad Ethel r Faruam plA!iE snt axaIn't
the Of aid d fetat for fis IT 0ht h1nt ahu
eikhtyouriu IN dil<ct 10 'hs sEknn Of c-4 couIsy.
vi I.h sid writ h1A ht4h returned executed.
Now eure unx4< tie sal tsent1nt, Ah.ll per-
.onallv AMI apI-4r t+r The .i ftk taunty Cit oh
Court bx Lie day Ut the teFu ihrle0f
he hod<n The ou.e III the city Of hIsa.o c tts
the .Aii tlaintiH. ACTION Judgment viii ~ snt<ttl
ax1lt II you and H. favor " sid t!n atd rue u
prurxisy at.cr te sufficient to satlssy tho
JUDI ana costs. will b GU % ..ti:fX rs ne
coxps Asuory. r1'. Atrys .*i4as SAD
NTATE OF lLLlNUIS-C 0 (
~ Ctunsy,a Cnnk County Cfstmt fnust, S~'rtems<r
Term. A. u lsaa- Russell Benedict md Ethel r. fa'na1.
- c. bach.
senian thai Two ~rsof hnes l.+sta oei y The q
fes Of the CtIk Of the Cook C1rcul Eeu the 7lrs
DAY Of 1alY. A. D. !s n he ~ II. aaal k'a<H lea
tdst md stslT Flrnaa pl- III an4 tne tsta
nd ttf1y aIils AID e.lits,T 2r Jtec Sheriff
sfC County 1nd the "ther u tue "feru CT ~ FaGs
gou. h, . \! b ii wr1:+ t+ra 1etntnr txetUel
Snw therefore, unr~* yuu. the *d T.. Eaa:h. slan 7et
tonaly b. md spe-T esfoff the raid cook lunty C ut
Cuut ,e'r The as lsy u ,he next tern tstr.f
to Re holra The au1t Use. IN the City OF thax t
the s.cn M.Esy VI 4ctsef. d. u, les9. x;Te ~ vi!
and p~, hr said tlant action, Judgment WI r.
fe,e a7insx you aud "a f4tDt Of he said knsA4
aal E 81 md ush Il " pros city a.'aehsa
VIII 'e '''@ ~ >1''' '4' WI. L. cuCRcn. c.s,k;
, 1859-09-24
CT.ArE OF ILLINOIS, COOK

- COL STf. SS-ro"k County Circuit Court, June
TesTn i. - 1sss- Gtrer \. springer r. Aux xu.tta
Sswtnr ala S>,s'tsana q. Huxe.
f"s'le natier u ht1efs gwen to ika &ad :.iou I:
Rowe th1t wTis II att.ehu nj *su !. uf Tie Of
Tire +rk Ut The tonk Cntnly tut Cnnrt. ated thr 81
1ly Of Jan+ ~ u ths suit q tLs sst q. y.
s.wr, fE The II the Thou~4ad tins lunaeI aIrt
p'ais Iheetw IL 'h. sheriff u csvk County,,
which sa"f writ h1s besn n turned exc nttst.
S.w. thtrrfat. unit ytH the saH S.lunon G. Rove
.ha lt.s+,nsy t~ mt aFr. before ;he r.t tef uuny
Circuit Court l<sse the DIST day 1t the
thereof II r. h"n 1t tbs tnut iieu-c, In the city Of Ib
can. The t.sn1 Monday Of November A. d. E:0. xra
VIII ee entered axau., yam an In favor ot tic sa teuFko
A. srtnssE. an much! nt hs property nay
tx SUFFICIENT 10 tat~fy Tho sid judgment <u.s Will ~
su!I ~ aAllsfY the ssMe.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-10
GROCERIES sc.

A new Supply Of Fresh Family Groceries has been
received at the Store ef John Derby, consisting Of
every article in this line that is required for family
uso-grcat pains have been taken in selecting such
goods preferred by the be. Of house keepers,
for purencss, excellence Of flavor and beauty Of APP
pearanee; will not be necessary 10 say than this
Please call and examine my sugars, Cofces, Teas
Spices, &c, and judge for yourselves
LUMBERMEy's AND SHIPS STORES.
are 10 be had here in the gratest abundance and
variety-and Il is also confidently added, at lower
prices than elsewhere. would take this opportuni-
ty to express my gratitude for the large patronage
which have received, and hope that intelligent
public already appreciate the benefit they have re-
ccived by the greatly reduced prices at which my
goods have been sold compared with former ones inn
pcyed on th~m JOHN DERRY.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-10
10 II O. L n ALL
SECURED BY PATENT RIGHT.
THE DISCARDED DAUGHTER
OR TIE
SPANIARD's REVENGE.
A THRILLING ROMANCE.
By 2.19a, ,cho ,eritss only for the Courier
[ Q II L G I n a l. /. ]
A THRILLING ROMANCE
By 2.l9a, ,eho vrstss only for the Courier

CHAPTER !.
'"Twas thus from chidhood's hour" &c Moore
"Rosalind! thou shalt not wed the Count
D'Scratchall." Thus spoke the Baron
VonEaton, as he rapidly strobe up and
down the richly carpeted floor of his apart
ment.
Twas night! The count D'Scratchall
sat perusing an epistle. "Tis false as hell, /"
he exclaimed, as he tore into ten thousand
pieces, the letter he had been reading.
"She loves mel know it by the crinoline
she wears; her hair, her eyes, her nOse,"
proclaim her love.
Twas night the heavens were studded
with innumcrable stars, the nightingale
poured forth her sweetest song, nature
slumbered in the arms of morpheus, and
all was quiet as the grave. Beneath one
Of the windows which looked out from
Rosalind's boudoir, upon horse block
was seated the Count D'Scratchall. He
was tuning a guitar. The night being
cloudy and dark, it was some time before
he could get the instrument in trim for
playing. At last all was ready and he
commenced one Of those pretty love ditties
which are so comon in Italy.
"Comc love come, and go along with me,
And I'll take you down 60 TENNESSEE
Come love come, and 20 along with me
And I'll take You down 10 tennessee
AS the last notes were still reverbera-
ting on the strings Of the guitar, the case
ment flew open and figure habited in
white flowing night dress, slapped its par
ian marble neck out and whispered, "Dear
Gonzolez! how have | awaited thy com
ing. j have set up till within few min
utes watching every figure that passed
thinking it was you, till | thought you'd
never come, ,and so retired" "Nevcr mind,
dearest Rosalind, j am with thee now, and
nothing but death shall ever part us
again" at wont, eh!' exclaimed the Baron
VonEaton as he clutched the Count
D'scratchall by the collar with one hand
and with the other introduced q beauti-
full rawhide to his well clothed limbs.
"lfoldl" cried the Count as he tried to re-
lease himself from his precarious situation.
81 intend to-" replied the Baron, as he
frightened his grasp and brought down
the rawhide with fresh vigor. This was
too much for the Count to stand. His
blood was up, and with one terrific plunge
he freed himself from Baron, leaving in
his hands goodly portion of his wedding
coat. lie instantly made tracks, and as
he ncsrcd the main entrance Of the yard
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-10
CHAPTER ".
CONCLUS SION.

Not wishing to tire the patience of oul
readers we will dispose of our characters
in as laconic manner as possible. The
Count D'Scratchall came to his death by
drinking eight gallons of lager beer on a
bet. Baron Van Eaton died from the
blow of horn. Rosalind, our peerless
heroine, survived but short time, after
the death of her father and lover.
Our story Is done, the grass grows high,
On the graves where EosalEd, Won Eaton and
seraiehall lie
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CHAPTER III.

"Blrds of a feather nock together, SO do pigs and
swne.'
Count D'Scratchall on leaving the
Baron Won Eatons palace, as narrated in
chapter first, instantly procured passage
on vessel bound for South America
The voyage was delightful, and in view.
ing the many new sights and strange
things he quite forgot the idol of his af.
fecti ons. He staid in different parts OF
Brazil for nineteen years. While there
be had the yellow fever, small pox, and
seven year itch. The latter sociable dis
sease he caught just before starting foi
the home fhis nativity. On his arrival AT
Florence in Italy (his birth place. he re-
paired to Baron Won Eaton's palace, at
which place we left him in the previous
chapter. Rosalind on seeing her lover
the first time in twenty years, instantly
threw herself into his arms, in which po.
sition she remained for three hours with
out speaking. Count D'Scratchall at last
aroused her from her lethergy 10y gently
biting one of her alabaSter ears and cry
ing "Rosalind, ,awakem She slowly opened
her large hazln-nut Dyes, soped tlrreo
times, and asked Gonzolez if it was sup
per time. "Rosalind dearest dost thou
know wha. thou sayestn "Onions!' she
replied and happy smile played over her
painted checks. "Poor girl! your mind
wanders. You have forgotten that you
are in the arms of your own dear Como
lez. "No / hav'nt," she replied as she
playfully took holdo his moustache, which
fell at the first touch. "Traitor, that
thou art, begonc, how hast thou taken
advantage Of a young and innocent girln'
screachcd Rosalind as she fell fainting to
the floor. The Count D'Scratchall raised
her gently in his arms, pressed eight
burning kisses to her rosy lips, snatched
up his hat, and left the royal palace with
an execration. Rosalind on coming to her
senses found herself lying in bed and her
father rubbing her temples with Perry
Davis's Pain Killer, which is for sale at
the extensive drug gstorc of Hess Bro & Co.
in this city, costs only twenty-five cents
bottle aud is certain cure for Burns,
Scalds, Corns, Cholera, and every other
disease. But aim digressing.
Rosalind how do you feel, asked the
Baron as he pushed the glossy curls from
off her rosy brow. Her snowy lips gen.
tly parted and the word "bettcr," fell
like music on her fathers car.
After months of suffering Rosalind re-
covered from the dreadful malady (Which
had so nigh landed her on the opposite
side of that beautiful and romantic stream,
the Jordan and in few days was the
same sweet Rosalind as Of yore.
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Selected 9oetru.
WORDS or WISDOM.
Translated from ne Chinese, by DR.. Boioriny.

Translated from NE Chinese, by DR.. B1,oring.
A man must never talk about
What passes his own home within;
And for a woman Ills n sin
To speak OF what takes place without.
To pardon crimes Il a most foul offence
But still more foul TO punish innocencel
Even though the tree should near the temple grow
The blasting hurricane viii lay II low.
The poets and historians pen
Drag from their graves distinguished men.
The power Of music penetrates the skin,
Aud makes the very marrow dance within.
TITS sad the worlds superhuous waste 20 see,
While millions starve In want and misery
As the peachtr crimson blossoms
Midst the verdant foliage bloom,
So the virtuOus bride ernbosoms
Love and harmony at home
II every man would see
To his own reformation,
How very easily
You might reform natoni
Give me tho most inglorious peaco
Rather than oil the spoils of war;
VictOry's most brilliant trophy Il
A fierce Il re, blaz ng, blasting far
What men call laurels are but blood;
And conqucrers for their triumphs should
Have ouly funeral houours; slghs
Should be their victor-songs, and tears;
And midst encrcling sepulchcrs
Their pyramids Of fame should rise.
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EAST SAGINAW, MICHIGAN, NOVEMBER 10, 1859.

he stopped, cast most withering look at
the Baron and with the words 1--WE shall
meet again." trembling upon his lips he
moved on and was soon far from the scene
Of his late disaster.
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No man living can find where The
depth Of reason lies, in denying every
thing, and proving nothing. in question
ing the truths of first principles, and bid
ding defiance to the common sense of all
mankind.-[ DIR. Trapp.
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"A body of ethics proved to be the
law Of nature, from principles of reason,
and teaching the duties of life, is what
nobody will say the world had before our
Savour's timo--rL Lockc.
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There is no greater sign of a mean
and sordid man, than to dote upon riches;
nor is anything more magnificent, than to
lay them out freely in acts Of bounty and
liberality.---[ Cicero.