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mo ONE REMEDY IS LOUDNR


IN called for bv the necessities Of the American people
than ard safe for Fever and AgUa such
ody enab ed TO offer, with perfect certainty
thO It will eradica the disaso aud with suranCe touu-
ded uu proof that no harm arise from its any
quantity.
Tha which protects from prevents this disorder must
ne of immense service in the communities in which ure
apes the risk which he violent attacks o tins
halttut dlstemprr. This CURE" oxpos the WIasmaic
poison OF Fever aud Ague from the system and prevents he
cevelument Vt the disease II taken the first approach
OF It's prem0nitOy symptoms. II is MT only the bCs
edy ever yet discovered for lhscuSS of complaints
the cheapest The large quantity supply for dollar
brings within the reach Of every body anu IN bilious dis.
have It and use 1t and u freely both for pro-
lection II is hoped this will Dltce It within the
reach Of allthe poor as well as The ri H. superb
ort u TINS remedy any other discovered for the
speedy and certain of luettents that ruua.s
no Guinne or mineral consequently It produces quusm
oruther iuiu effect whatever upon tho constitution
Those cured by ae left "a healthy If they had
had the diseuse.
Frvor Agnc alone the consoquauce tho min
matte poison. great variety Of disorders arise its
rTltntiOu among which Neuralgia. Rheumatism, Cont
HeaaChe blindness IO0thHChe, Eur che Gitarrh. Asti.
ma, Papltuon, Painful AheCu0n Of the Spleen Hysler
lcs, Paia IN the Bowels, Cone PataAsis and Derunae
ment of the stomach all Of which, when originating tins
cause put on the intermittent type, or become perodCu
This CURE" exnes the poison rOm he blood and conse-
quenty them all ake 1t Invaluable protection
10 immigrants and pelsOus travelling ortempurary residing
in tie malaruus districts If taken occasionally or daily
while exposed to the infection. that will be eXcreed from
the system, and CaLno accumulate sufficient quantity
rpeu into disease Hence 1t y vaua pro-
lection than cure and W will sueI rom lnernit-
tents they avail th mseyes of the protection this
dV aIO
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q = .'7IT' IN T 7 . - ~ w. 90
CtHERIFB'S SALE.-PURSU AMI

GHEkIFF'S SALE.-PURSU A.NI
~ so tho communal Of order of sale issued from the
Cont of Common Pleas, OF Cuyahoga Com y. at the suit
Of jonathan Kelly PPth, aglius. owen II Kelly aud
others, defendants ut being proceeding IN partton) to
directed shan offer for ale bic auction, at The
door OF the Cuur House. of aud Champlau
reefs m the Ci of Cleveland in the said County, on the
2h day of August 1885, at o'clock p NJ. of said day the
following described real estate to Wit Situate the City
Of Cleveland, in tn ounty of CuyAhoga, and State
holuE lot Nh hrrr William Cases snbdivtHiou
lots Nos 40 aud 1925 SAID lot being thirty feet front ON
Lake street and ing back one hundred and eight
rear street Appraised at 1000 Also, lot No, III
and the residuay interest in lot No I2 beng the whole
Kelly as gned thoiein) ~ John NJ Wooseys Sublvis-
OF City lots, numbered from 49, to 1873 uf the ngua
allotment of the village of Glove and and is bounded
orhwesorly front by Ohio street, noThelstery by lot
No 10 south easgey 10 by Gardener lane, aud south
westerly by lot l73, aud Is fifty ee in width and
hundred feet IN depth Said lot l appraised at 5000 90
and sid dunry interest in said lot No l72
Sl 81 The dover interest IN lot l72 will be sod making
q CumnIeLn title % saIl lot.
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-kOlNd MIN IAkE. .bAHTiCOLAR NOTICE.
DIT AMOS SONt AXE pleasure iu announcing that thov
nave lvenedu most important instrument for the euro OF
the above dsousos II las OOcu subjected TO test by the
most eminent physicians in London, Paris, Pmudelihis
and Now York; Il ns been declared the only useful nsru
ment ever invented for tho of Seminal Weakness
auy disease caused by the habits of youth Price
$40 1mail or express.
N.B.-br AMOS 3 son, IN order to satisfy the most
Skepc0 astO the merits of ths instrument pledge thUf-
selves That ia instance where prove uussuc
tory, afer fair trial The money will be refunded by
turning tho Instrument gDod
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COUNTRY INVAIIDs
Persons IN any part Of the world be successfully
treated hy Forwarding correct detalO thCy 81, with
remittance for medicines &c.
Address DR.. AMOS & SON, corner Ntain nnd Quuy-sts
Buffalo N. V, 1anSl &wlv2G5
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llhpsieians 8 Surgeons.

IlYE AND EAR HAVING RE.
~ fihEu ifHh she etUurrfi pariU .ui MrdififU, aad
dtNtd much attention t0 thr yHutut tfuH uf tirO1a uf
No hio Hm hHf such Hns 900 ruihfflml aud lnllnlnuH.
eunWihrHl bod Nrumlur. AruiHnm Nhnhic lnhHmmH-
Unn N thn IYU, " aUttf N thu iurnUn uHird lHif.
m uVni fhr uupUt nWHuHil tfuIlU un tirfiaum NU.l
ami thnla Vuiird dtatos Ol ihr tf nutn ruuu m doil
unts The ndtrrufd uhIt iu trent uH1rN tyrY form of
diso so u the Farm nmnu ices plui aud iat nufC
Cussu than s rcunfat'Y uiVl restoring tlrht Hud
hearing after 600 her modes had inri aud never rnVina
tho uati sui mfO hnpotsa aH very often dUnn
RriuiuuCpH given. May be consulted No Ga OutauH
Street, vUand, ur by latiur adifc's
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BUFFALO, CLEVELAND and CHICAGO LINE
... OF SCREW STEAMERS.

ON THE OPENING OFap9-4zh
" Lalas Navigation, the PropTetoryG q HflQE3M
OF this Line Will put upon the route rom lti -
Buffalo to Chicago seven hrst-ciass A N
l Screw Steamers, Of great strength and speed,
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Master Commissioner Tor saiu County.
J9quN Il cIApp Esq A,ty for Plointili. ,.a,

Clyeand, Ausust b is5o augl?.2lsdsol
MASTER'S SALE.-PURSUANT
W t1ihe command gi aecroi7 ord Of sale from
the Conr OF Common Pleas OF Cuyuhoga County. the
suit of William KgHucdy against Abraham Jones and IN
crs to directed shalt expose fH sale ut public
at the the Court House. Seneca and
Champ'aiu slreetsl lu lhe CITY " Cleveland, oa The
Wenty~seVcutn day ui Augus, 1859 at two o'clock M,
the following bCd aCt lot of laud situate the
Cy Of Cleveland, County Cuyuhoga aud State OF Ohio,
ON the nurhCr side of ST. Clan street.
at point Ia the northery mlga here9t sixty feet east
Crly from the Intersection OF Wood and ST. Clair streets
iu said city, at the southeast ftho lot known
the st. CLAIR Street Methodist Episcopal Church, thence
northory right nnglBs with ST. Cla hundred
aud hty feet TO an asy thence eaory tmry-three ct
on the line OF SAID alley. thence sOuhery parallel with
the first line hundro and fifty feet St, Clair street,
thence woster, the line OF S. Clair street thirty
leet to tito plgCo of beginning
Appraised at $500. Terms, Cash.
Juy27, 1859 HENRY G. ABBEY,
tgip
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,EMINAkY
s. M SANFORD. a. M.. Prinoinal

s. N SANFORD, A. M, Principal.
is
ret cf W Shade
OF 10 m i % aIurC ntso
EXPERIENCED SUCCESSFUL INSTRUCTORS
fe1utm ia ma nfieC
Pd,gs ad dniuawa
In Wro oromta
rs uay pr h o. n uts Twenyw weoks
Y i aurv rvtu eN sA5popp
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS Sale

IVA Pursuant to Az order of sale 20 directed from
the Court OF Common Pleas aud for the county of
Gu ah gl n t4a state of Ohio, To AN action thergn peud
ing wuOfolu Thomas FISHER is plaintiff, ard Emery
pose Tor sale tt public uuc at the door the CuuT-
House (COrnerm 81 and Chumpatn streets Cleveland
SAID county, the l7th day OF Soptemho 1884 between
tho huuu no O'Clock A. NJ. and l2 o. lock NJ Of said
Situate IN the township Of Oheguu Falls, " M cnugty
u Gus ahugu aud Satcol tho, aud Is kuuwu by part OH lot
Number Six, IN the Phelps Tract aud is bounded fo-
lows, TO wit; Bounded west hy nnd Of Chauucoy Hitch
rocg hy tho laud of John GlJdOll nv land of
Nathan llnha g. homas Fisher ann the On, dn river,
south by luud OF said Hobart aud Fisher aud the Cleve-
land road and to contain try three and acres
Of and" Also. situate 90 the township Of Chagrih
Fuls iu the conny of CuyahOea aud state OF Oh and
rs bounded as ,Oows TO wit Month on the land Of John
Gontetl east ON Chog u river south on said shers land
yeyod Ia Che sheffield by Billings Rahhurn
maod 20 contain thirty ylI0e ucreg, DO the same,
less "
Roth descriptions embrace the samo picco OF parcel Of
land
Appraised value $4,000.
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JuB2l, 1859 HENRY e. ABBEY,
Master COm'r.
RAsSzr, BAokUs NOBLE. Arys "'.,0. io4 o24955i5 5i
SHERIt SALE.-PURSIAN


SHERIttS SALE.-PURSUANT
~ To he commands of three writs OF Veudi ENponas
two OF which were issued from the Court Of mmon
Pleas COlumbaua County and from the Court Of
Common Pleas OF MahJing County and each at tho suit
Of Ludwig, Kueedler Co John Clark 10 directed,
Court House Corner Of Seneca and Champqn streets
the CITY OF Cevellni, iu the County OF Ouya1Oga
the 2lth day OF August 1859, at oCCck p M Of said
dav the luOwus described real estat St: 1st de-
sCribed piece 81 uate IN The township ot Mddieburga
The County Oi Cuyuhug, AMI oto OF Ohio aud IS known
m lois NO one and Two in the ylage OF Berea, with
the buildings aud apuurtenances thereto belonging,
serving 70 lho Trustees o. the Boreu Seminary the
lght 60 prohibit Intoxicating liquor from being Civ
en- sold under preteuCe IN any manner except for
mechanical medicinal, or pharmaceutical purposes, on
VIII ch said parcel parce OF laud supposed
contain han an acre utani be the less, but
subject ll all g3Hl nigh ways; appraised a 81 800 %.
2i dcsCr he'd land The
Ohio. anu is known being In lot No a. in the
voge OF Berca being he same lot de eded the nth
day OF Januury 1853 by Henry sheldon to John NJ Steus
containing near one fourth of an acre. be the
or oss, but subject to all legal highways appraised
$4,000
81 described tract or lot of land sua,o in the township
Oi Mldduburgh, in the County JuyahOga, Of
O 10, am Is known as inl OF No sXty-nne (69) The
Hge Of Beea, oservnc the right The Trustees Of the
BergaS Uluury 10 prohibiting he sale, giving
Of intoxicating hQuOrso sad the
cal pup for ing lry-eght hund redtns
(s 1907 OF an acre be the same less but subject
10 an gal hghwuysi appraised at 81 OOO,OO
an described tract or lot OF uuu situate Ia the township
Of Mlddebugl IN the County Gu ahogu, and State of
ONO and Is known ia Bcrea part fruC. ion
Ct and bounded follows. being the east side Of
north ON The line OF the river road hundred feet
wards Hubruuk Apparatus Factory, and the width eN-
euulug back 20 the utTe fthe river be the
''' u T. WTcITTNI N el,ie-
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DR., A MOS & SON,
Corner Of Main aad Quay streets, BUFFALO, N "
A RE THE ONLY PHYSICIANS | N

the State who members of the Royal College ui
Surgeons, Loudou Moy be consulted nom u'clock M
The morning until 0ut ng stage and symptom oi
disease The treatment they adopt stho resuti upwards
OF thirty years extensive practice Europe and
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Great A uCtiOn Sale.
OF
R cal Estate,
ON
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER lst, 1859.
GAS BUILDING LOTS

THE SUBSCRIBER, as agent for ths
owners will offer for sale through Mos rs o. Cut eT
Son AuCtOneers, Thursday The first day of Septe
Der next. the premises, 2l5 vaiua0.e Building Lots
fronting on University Hersche Literary, swan, living
and ST Lawrence streets, Ia 'Coese Tract " and
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GHERIFFS SAIE.---PURSITANT

fn mo command of an order nf sale issued from l %
Court Of Common PleE Gya4oea e9uuty qt the suit of
Reuben X Walters, plaintiff agai William H. Dew
directed, shall oiler for sale nt the door
OF the Court Huuso Corner OF Seuocu and Chumpait
dny septcmheT 1859 at ocPk OF soid duy the fol-
lowing esCTbtd lands aud tCuemenis Si. uae
which also IN The county OF Cul ahuga and is known y
hOiag the village Of ChIgrn Falls aud is bonded
follows 90 wit: Commencing at point In the /
line of Broud street SKY feet Suuthwaruy lIun vii, ro
range street aud road lnersCCt, and run
ming wostwurdly ut right angles with Broad TO The
line of land occupied by PhuenS Ball. thence
souiiwardy ao said Balrs east lue fny feet thence
paswardy 10 he west line Of bruad street. thence north
wardy along the west line said Broad street III feet
place Vt beginning, Big the less, but ub-
iect TO all legal hi i5hwn}s" Appmr ed NJ Si66 OO
II l. WlGHIMAR sheriff
n FttN
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~ to this command OF order Of sale issued rom the
Court OF Common Pleas of Cu1uh county. The Of
Edward Whpple, paniL u.uiust Joshua ]. MOClintock
r uI defendants 80 directed shall expose sale t
public HuclOn at the door of the Court House (CuruoI
SEN ga aud Cnampla9 spees IA lho cy 9 Cleveland u
sind the 2t day OF Ser tcuOor 1859 Ht o'clock
p ut said day the following described lands ana teue-
mrnts. 10 wit; ii uate iu lh8 county OF Cuyuhoga and
STATE Ohio, aud known aud described being all of lot
SEVENTY five Gardner HGllock uilnmen' iu the village
# Chuguu Falls, living south of lut decided TO phness
UpbUm Sept @ nf6 bounded east south anu west hy MANI
Mushiugtou and FrHkin sfeots anu north by line run
uiug eus iuet, thence 25 degrees north Main
from n tho east line of Franklin street. and
yt feet from The nor line of Washington street "
Appraised at $4,000
ID. + wIGHTNIAN SlenG
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MERCHANTS.

CARVER & WILLIAMS, Dealers in
Y Dry Goods, Groceries, &C., Bridge ST.,
above the Depot, Lambertvile. Produce of all
kinds taken in exchange for goods. XII
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White Lead in Oil.

As an external application or remedy
it has no equal. In abrasions, or gals
from the saddle or collar, or from any
other cause, it will speedily aid the
part in healing. Applied to the leg of
a horse, the outer coating of hair and
skin of which was torn off, with pain
ter's brush, caused it to heal and leave
no scar 1t is good for scratches, and
all sores upon horses, or other animals,
and equally good for men. 1t forms
an air-tight coating, and soothes pain.
Every farmer should keep pot and
brush ready for use; and he should not
fail to apply it to all abraded spots, on
tools, as well as stock. White lead is
theearbonate Of the metal, and, when
pure, is very white. That having a
greyish tint, is impure, being generally
adulterated. For use as paint, a
lead color is produced by adding lamp
black, and drab or stone color, by
adding burned amber.
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Change of Seed.

A recent number of the North Brit
ish AgricuIturist contains an article on
this subject, from which we gather the
following. Experience had proved
that a change from an inferior to a
richer is seldom beneficial, but that a
change from a warmer to a colder dis
trict, is always followed by a benefci-
al result, in somewhat shortening the
period of growth, an increase of weight
appearance of sample, and very gene
rally in the produce, the difference in
the straw being equally observable.
It has also been found that new and
improved varieties Of grain in few
years generally lose their distinctive
character. This has been imputed to
falling off of the vitality of the new,
and consequently hybrid plant, show
ing the necessity of Systematically Sc
Letting the propagating agricultural
seed of all kinds. A change of seed
wheat from one district to another,
has frequently resulted in an increase
of produce of about two bolIs, twelve
bushels an acre. On farm possess
ing variety Of soil, the change of
seeds from one part to the other, has
always been beneficial. The introduce
tion of seed wheat from region where
this crop is not affected by the ennnt,
is said to prevent this disease, even
better than any preparation of the
seed. The more recently the grain
has been removed from the straw the
better, as it is liable to become
musty when lying in store.
The same deterioration in quantity
and quality is noticeable in seed oats,
when the same seed is continued. The
following advice of the Editor, will
be equally applicable to farmers every
where.
owe hope gentlemen will continue
to direct their attention to the subject
of change of seed, and that they will
favor the public with the results of
their experience. As agriculture is
emerging from the rule of thumb prac-
tice, it will prove highly advantageous
for its speedy advancement, that ex-
periments on this, as well as other SUBJ
jects, be undertaken with care, and up
on correct principles that not only
the land, with produce, be measured,
but also every care be exercised in no
ticing the varieties of the grain, the
nature of the soil on which it is grown,
the climate, as regards elevation, mois-
ture, the period of sowing, coming into
ear, and when ready for cutting, with
the result of the after produce. Moth
ing should be regarded as unimportant
in conducting agricultural experiments,
not only with grain, the growth of a
different climate, but that these expert
ments should embrace the question of
sleeping the seeds in liquids containing
a solution of different substances, such
as dissolved nitrate of soda, potash,
sulphate of ammonia, and also how far
the plan Of coating the seed with such
substance as guano, for instance, af-
fects the future produce. We make
these suggestions with the greater con-
fdence, as we have experimentally
found that the produce was sensibly in
creased Of wheat, oats and barley, by
sleeping the two latter grains check ed
If not wholly prevented, black heads.
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THE lines, at makes not a diff of
bitterance atwixt you and I, big pig,
little pig, root hog, or die" are thus
rendered:
"There is not the slightest discrep-
ancy formed between the objective and
nominative cases Colossal porker, d.
minuative porker, burrow porcine quad
ruped, or yield up your existence"
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BLACK WORK WELL PAID. "A clergy
man meeting chimney sweeper, asked
whence he came {?
II have been sweeping your rever-
ence's ehimneys."
Chow many were there Pr
Twenty, SIR"
"Wen, and how much. do you get
chimney 2"
"Only shilling apiece, SIR"
"Why, I think pound is pretty
well for your mornings work"
"Yes, sir, zoe blGck-coatS get our
money easy enough"
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"Boss, I want twenty-five cents"

Boss, | want twenty-five cents"
said a jour printer to his employer.
Q Twenty-Five cents? How soon do
you want it, Jake 2"
"Next Tuesday"
AS soon as that =? You can't have
it! / told you often that when You
were in want of so large sum of mo-
ney, you must give at least four weeks
notice"
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THE subject of impression at first
sight, was being talked over at the
supper table, when the lady who pre-
sided "o'er the teaeups and tea" said
that she had always formed an idea of
person at first sight, and generally
found 1t to be correct. Mamma
said her youngest son in shrill voice
that attracted the attention of all pres
ent. "Well my dear, what is it ?" re-
piled the fond mother. / want to know
what was your opinion Of me when you
first saw me =? This question gave q
sudden turn to the conversation.
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9n,56.
gMM0rnMS.
How the Money Goes.
BY JOHN G. SAYS


BY JOHN G. sAxs.
How goes the money? Well,
I'm sure it isn't hard to tell;
1t goes for rent and water rates.
For bread and butter, coal and CRATES.
Hats, caps and carpets, hoops and hose
And that's the way the money goes
How goes the money? Nay,
Don't everybody know the Way2
IL goes for bonnets coats and capes,
onAs' satIns, muslins, velyets, grapes,
ShaWls, ribbons, hurs and furbslows, >
And that's the way the money goes,
How goes the money? Sure.
wish the many ways were fewer.
1t goes for wages, taxes, debts,
1t goes for presents, goes for bets
For paints, poInade and eau-de-rose.
Ane that's the way the money goes,
How goes the money Now,
I've scarce begun to mention how;
1t goes for laeesy feathers, rings,
Toys, dolls, and other baby things,
Whips, whistles, candies, bells and bows
And that's the way the money goes
How goes the money? Come,
know it didn't GO for rum
Ngoes for schools and sabbath chimes,
1t goes for charity sometimes,
For missions and such things rs those
And that's the way the money goes,
How goes the money? There,
I'm out of patience, I declare;
1t goes for plays and diamond pins,
For public aims and private sins,
For hollow shams and silly shows
And that's the way the money goes
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u c. HOFF, Dealer in Dry Goods,
j Groceries. Provisions, &C., N E. cor.
of Union and Bridge Sts., Lambertville. Pro-
duee taken in exchange for Goods. XII
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The man who did not think it respec-
table to bring up his children to work,
has just heard from his three sons
One of them was driver on the canal.
another had been taken up as a vagrant
and the third had gone to public in
stitution to learn the shoe trade under
q keeper.
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DENNETT & COOLEY. Retail DEAL
y ers in Dry Goods. Groceries .eIO., ON.
of Union and Bridge SITS, Lambertville. Pro-
duce taken in exchange for goods.
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A young lady who was rebuked by
her mother for kissing her intended,
justified the act by quoting the passage,
Whatever ye would that men should
do unto you, do ye so unto them.
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AN exchange goeth it thus "A
book is announced in Paris, entitled
Woman hundred years hence He
must be a bold man who win attempt
to predict what woman win be then |!
VIII she wear crinoline and small bon
nets or viii she have invaded the
sphere of man, donned the b-loomers,
and taken possession of the Presiden-
tial chair 2" Shouldn't at all wonder,
old fogy, and Muckle mair than -
that" and in half the time, too -
Should like to see the above book,
however.
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CATCHING A TARTAR.-An Irish SOL
dier called out to his companion :
Holo! Pat, / have taken pris-
oner."
Bring him along, then; bring him
along !"
He won't come"
Then come yourself"
He aeont let me ~
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THE books in the library belonging
to the British museum, In London, oc-
cupy ten miles of shelf.
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TONSORIAL.

~ A. STACKS Shaving and Hair
w Dressing Saloon, Bridge ST., few doors
above Union, Lambertville. Shaving and hair
dressing done in the most fashionablestyle. Hair
dyes and oils Of the best quality, on hand. XII
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"Sister, are you happy ?"
Eyes, deacon, / feel as though 1
was in Beelzebub'S bosom"
"Nct in Beelzebub's ?"
"Well, some one of the patriarchs.
/ don't care which"