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IOTICE.-NOTICE IS HEREBY
N ASTER COMMISSIONERS

M A L Err COMMISSIONERS 5
lyl SALE.-Pursuant TO an order Of sale issued
~ llo from the Court Of Common Pleas for CuyahO-
ga county, Ohio upon the 10Th day Of July, I56O in
an action therein pending wherein Ezra Chappell is
plaintiff, and Henry l.. Whitman, Susan Whitman,
John T. Newton, M. X. Keith, John Coon, and the
Michigan Insurance Company, are defendants,
shall expose for sale at public auction at the door Of
the Court House in said county, upon the lst day Of
September, Is5O, at o. clock 2. NJ, the lands and
tenements, described as follows, to wit:
Situate in the Township OF Brooklyn, being num-
Der seven (7 in the thirteenth range Of township in
the Connecticut Western Reserve in the State OF
Ohio, and which is also in the county Of Cuyahogai
and is known by being City lots No. two hundred
and five 2O5l two hundred and six, (2O6) four hum
dred and sixty 46Ol seventy hye 40 twenty seven,
now Cleveland and paIt OF lot No. three hundred
and twentynine, (32g) in the WlleyYille allotment,
called in said citysaid part Of said lot is sixty
feet front Columbus street, and ten rods deep be
the same more or less, but subject to all legal high
way.
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Stones.
THE MnESpAnrun {

THE DESPATCH" COOKING
L STOVE, we are fully convinced Is the best the
market affords. Since its first introduction to the
pubic about months ago, It has be5n purchased by
many dozens Of the best and most reliable house.
keepers Of this city and vicinity and thoy ALL agree
in pronOuncing il perfect in
BAKING, BROILING AND ROASTING,
And also to execute with convenience, economy and
Despatch" Large numbers of these Stoves have
been and are now being introduced in various cities
and towns Of the West and SOuth, and almost daily
most nattern testimonials are received in regard to
lts great excellence. In Short il has met with UN-
PRECEDENTED SUCCESS. We boldly and un-
hesitatingly offer them for sale, guaranteeing them
housekeepers and others to call and examine for
themselves. Enquire tor the DESPATCH STOVE
which is for sale only at the well known store of
W. L. MARVIN,
who is sole agent for Cleveland, No. AZ Public
Square, nearly opposite old Court House. rnavI
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DR.. LYONS processes to discern diseases BY the
Eye. BE, therefore, asks no questions requires
the patients to relate any Of their symptoms. Come
one and all, and have your symptoms and the loca-
tion Of your disease explained, free ofcharge.
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CHERIFF AND MASTER COM
~ MISSIONER'S SALE.-Pursuant TO the COM
mAnd Of an order Of sale issued from the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county at the suit of Le-
vi T. jackson, plaintif, against John T. Newton ct.
al, defendants, shall offer for sale the door Of the
Court House in the City Of Cleveland in said county
the 6th day Of September, lo6 at o'clock =. M,
One-seventh in common Of the following described
lands and tenements, to wit:
and in the City Of Cleveland, in that part thereof
formerly called the City Of Ohio, and in the Buffalo
Company Purchase, 50 called, and known Rs the
whole Of Blocks so. o., ,, .'R R., and IL. l." the
whole Of Block T., except lots Nos AS, 4lg, 40 45l
l5g s65 456 and 467; the whole Of Block ", excepE
lots Nos SOL 502, SO, 522 and 5Z; in Block M los
Nos. 3l7 and 3lsi in Block u lots Nos so 4s, so
and 43 in Block j. J., lots Nos S6, Sy7, Sgs and S9
in Block l. l. lots Nos si2 and sI3; in Block u T..
lots Nos 1852 l4 lUS5 lu6, loss, 1852 lu9l, 1922 lo3
and 1884 Blocks Nos. Al, 42 Is and 80 situate upon
the Island called upon the west side Of the Cuya
hOga River and bounding and abutting upon the
Old kivei Bed and Lake Erie
ID. L. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff,
sd md I'M
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P. P. STEWARDS
FUEL SAVING ANB COMFORT PRODUCING
SUMNER AND WINTER ALBRIGHT
@ 0 0 K n G ST VESIl
FOR WOOD OR COAL.
Improved in 1859 with New and Extra Larss Flues.

The following Is brief summary Of the peculiarities
of THE STEWART STOVE:
lst DURABILIFY-It has been in use, in many In
stances, from IS 70 % years.
ID. CAPACITY FORW OK. ALL CULINARY OPERATIONS
MAY BE CARRIED on AT THE SAME TINE. In evidence
of what it will accomplish, we alude to the fact that
BEEN BAKED INTO BREAD WITH A SINGLE FIRE.
Sd. ECOEOMY IN BUEL.-So perfect is It's construc.
don, that ITS COST MAY BE SAVED IN FUEL IN FRoM
TO YEARS.
9Th. IT DOES YOUR WORK EXPEDITIOUsLY AND WELL,
and may be regulated at pleasure 10 PRODUCE ANY
TEMPERATURE REQUIRED IN THE KITCHEN without
interference with the cooking.
THE STEWART STOVE.
Has the most perfect ventilated Oven Of any Stove
manufactured
THE STEWART STOVE
~ has the best broiling arrangement that has
yet been invented. When broiling is performed ac-
cording 70 directions in the pamphlet all the smoke
is at once carried into the draf and none Of II can
possibly enter the room. -
THE STEWART STOVE.
Supplies hot water for bathing purposes more econ
Omically than any range. -
THE STEWART STOVE.
Is furnished BY all agents trial Of three mon thA
Q. ?. BORN.
mayI5 Sole Agent, 2ls Superior Street
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8aiI &oAds.
NLEVELAND AND PITTSBURG

NLEVELAND AND PTTTSBURG
~ RAILROAD.-gPRrsaA AHHAEaErIEEr. To take
eject on Monday, June lIt,h 1850. TRAINS LEAVE
CLEVELAND pAlLH-sundays excepted
TO A. Mail for Pittsburgh, Wheeling and New
Philadelphia
5;lS ;M;.-Express for Pittsburgh and Wheeling.
Both Trains make direct connections with Penn
syiyania Railroad for Baltimore, PHILADELPHIA New
9rk ane Boston. Also with Baltimore Ohio Rail.
ca ior Baltimore and Washington City
Also connect at Hudson for kron and 'NfIer4burR
~ Time By this route as quick and iars viii -
'ne same a. By Northern Lines 70 New York.
2 R. MYERS, C. T. Agent mt O'h' j19sli s1s Il
CLEVELAND & TOLEDO RAIL
~ ,kOAD.-sUHlIER ARRANGEMENT On and afler
A9aidiays ii 9sy & Stn leo Trains on this Road win
:55 A n, Through Mail, stopping at all stations on
~ W ,i3S S9ltneIn Division, arriving at Toledo
400 P n. Mail stops at all stations east ofsandu.y
on horthern Division, and arrives at SAN
$50 P H. Telegraph Express, stops at all stations
and arrives az Toledo at l0.I5 p n
Connections are made at MonrOegills with The SAN
the Sandusky Dayton and Cincinnati r. r., al Fre-
mont With Fremont Indiana X. r., and az Toledo
with the Michigan Southern q Northern Indiana
and Toledo and Wabash Railroads for Chicago, De-
tr0it, Jackson, Fort Wayne, LoganspOrt, Lafayette,
Cairo Alton, 81 Louis and all points West, North
Trains arrive in Cleveland from Toledo and the
West, AZ $40 A. H., and g:t5 P. n; from sauduskJ
L. D. RUCKER, Superintendent.
Cleveland, July 9, ls60.
OLEVELAND AND ERIE RAIL
~ kQAD.-SUbnIER ARRANGENEsT. 1850.
=, W and 3iter Monday April sth' 1850, Passenger
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
l0'OO A. n. MAIL IkAlN-StOpping at all Stations
except Micklihe, Mentor, Perry, Unicu-
fllle5 say brook and SWanVille and arrives
g Erie ls3O P H., Dunkirk 1855 P. n, Buff
falO 5.25 p n.
3:20 P. N. CINCINNATI EXPRESS TRAIN-stop-
ping At Painesville, Ashtabula and GlraTd
onlyi and arrives at Erie 6.32 p. n, Dun
kirk 3;25 p. n. Buffalo $50 P n
4:l0 P. n. COhhEAUTA ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
stopping at all Stations.
go P. n. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-stOpping al
Painesville, Ashtabuia and Girard only
and arrives AZ Erie l2:47 A. n, Dunkirs
go A. n, Buffalo 40 A. n
LEAVE ERIE
1:55 A. n. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-Stopping al
GiTard, Ashtabula and PainesTills only
and arrives at Cleveland $50 4. a.
l0.38 4. n. MAIL TRAIN-StOpping at ali Station
except SaybrOok, UnionVille, Perry, Men
tor and Wickline, aud arrives at Cleveland
2.30 p. N.
LAO ?. II. DAY Express TRAIE-stopping At Gi
rard, Conneaut, Ashtabula and PainesVill
only, and arrives at Cleveland $40 P. n.
Accommodation Train viii leave COnneaut at 60
A. NJ, stopping at all stations and arriving At CleTe
] land at 9:lO A. N.
All the trains going westward connect at Cleveland
with trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus Cincin
natl St. Louis, &c. and all the trains going eastWar
connect at Dunkirk with the trains Of the n y. & =
Railroad, and at Buffalo with those Of the New forl
| Central and Buffalo & New York City Railroafi8-
H. NOTTINGHAM, Supt.
| Cleveland, April g, 1850.
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Report Of the Butter and Cheese Market.
NEW YoRK, Aug. Il, 1850.
BUTTER-Butter Is very scarce and in good de-
mand and we quote Western Reserve at Is to l5Jkc,
and Central Ohio at l3 to l41kc. We should advise
shippers to send along their surplus at once as it
meets with ready sale at our quotations and from
present appearances it is now good time to sell, as
shall have, owing 70 the large stock Of New York
State Butter which will sSon be placed in market
and will take the place Of Ohio to a large extent.
CHEESE-Choice lots Of Ohio are bringing SIC
for shipment but skinned and inferior are sold at
to Sc. The trade taking some choice marks in a
small way at s199c., and we think few choice
Cheese sent forward now may be disposed of to good
advantage. English dariss are bringing IIf to l2sc
to the trade.
DEMIEG a TIFFANY,
Commission Merchants, 81 Pearl st.
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& SmgF0ns

DR. A. w. TUCKER---IT HAS
IL Become a wen known iact that be cures qun
reds Of chronic diseases, with bis Baths end 4eal
lines, where all other practice iails. de VII 8l-L
Liver Complaint, Chill Fever, DyBpepsia9 dF4a9
asthma, Catarrh, DTcpsyi also, secondary aypllll1
IN all It's various forms. For this disease he has
fpecihc that never falls. Good success In an otner
chronic diseases, and many acute Call and see tho
Doctor.
Once, No. III, Ontario street up staiu.
81 Consultation Free marzl
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WASTER'S SALE.-NOTICE.-
lX In pursuance Of a decretal order issued from
fhs court Of Common Pleas Of CuyahOga county Ohio,
in a case in which Ralph H. WorthingtOn is plain
rected shall expose for sale at the door OF the
Court House in the City Of Cleveland in said county
on the lIth day Of September, ls6n, at O'Clock p
NJ. Of said day, the following described lands and
tenements, TO wit:
Situate in the City Of Cleveland, Cuyahoga county
Ohio, and Is lot No two-hundred and forty (2f0) in
the Wneyville Plat in said city, being in that part
thereof which was formerly In Ohio City, and is six
" feet front and one hundred and forty-niRe feet
nine inches deep. Appraised at 5000.
L. Prentlss, n. W. BINGHAM,
Pitts Atty. Master Com'r.
auR9;B199
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ANGLER HOUsE.-Aur. 1s.
COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND DTARKET-AUc. Is-

CLEVELAND MARKET-AUG. Is.
=WHEAT-LOwer, and as usual on Saturday ,qui-
ct. Sales on Change were: cars red at Sl,OIk on
track do at SlO2 1000 bushels red at Os free
on board; car amber at same on track; and I car
foul white at SI,O7. This afternoon cars red on
track sold at sI,O2 do at siOs free on board; do
white at 81, 10 free on board and car choice deliver.
ed in bags at Sl,l2. Receipts are p OOo bushels.
The sale Of red reported this morning at 81 O3
on track, should have been Sl,O2.
CORN-Quiet at quotations.
OATS-No sales. Receipts are lighter and the
market remains quiet at &C.
HIGHWINRS-Firm at IgaIsJfc
BUTTER-sales are 10 kegs at II16c, and ? do
very choice at l24c. The demand is not so active,
some foreign buyers having gone out Of market.
CHEESE-steady at 7@z1fc.
sEEDs-sals Of 60 bushels timothy at s2,s2,zo per
l5 bbls.
EGGs-sales OfIl bbls at SC, and do at s2k cents
counted out.
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AppoINTMENTs ABRnAn-

Toledo-Merchant's Hotel, formerly Collins House
ZACH month, 2fth 25th and 18th.
Rsvenna-COllins House, q ch month, Sd and 4th.
Akron-Empire House, each month, 5th and 9th
Painesviue-Cowles House, each month, 2gth.
MEssilion-American Hotel, each month, 9 and 10.
Elyria-Beehe House, each month, 10th and 18th.
Bellevue-Bellevue House, each month 10Th 2lst.
Norwalk-Amerioan House, each month, Is and l9
Adri m, Mich.-Each month, 22d and Sd.
MAnsheld-27th and 25th.
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MASTER COMMISSTONER7S


lA .sALE.-Pursuant to an order of sale issued
~ ine from the Court Of Common Pleas Of CuyahoRa
County, Ohio, upon the 9th day Of July, Is, in an
action therein pending wherein Ezra Chappell Is
plaintiff, and Frederick W. Marseiles, M Caroline
Marsellles, Eli Bruce, Simeon struter, Lyman q.
Ihayer' Lambert White, l.. M. Latimer3 w. Il. Hal
COMB, and the tiremon'5 General Association are
defendants, shall expose for sale at public auction
az the door OF the Court House in said county the
lst Gay OF September, 1860, at o'clock p. NJ, the
lollOWlng described lands and tenements, to wit:
lstt Situate In the Township of Cleveland, being
number seven in the twelfth range Of townships and
which Is also in the county Of CuyahOga in the State
OF OhOi and described iOllOWs:-Ths firHt tract
parcel Of land Is known the whole Of sub lot No.
70 anu north side Of sub lot No. D. in the division Of
ten acre lots 50 aud a. and Is bounded follows, be-
ginning on the east side Of Cheshire street in the
Clty Oi Cleveland at point six hundred and eighty
Two e-lZths t652 52) feet aoutheTly from Prospect
street, thence sOutherly the east line Of Cheshire
street about one hundred and thirty-twO feet aud
iour and half inches l32 f. f5in.J land hereto
lore decided by Peter Marseilles, deceased, Mary
NJ himball; thence running at right angles easterly
70 lands heretofore owned BY +. and J. A. Granger,
about 30 5-l2 feet thence nOrtherly parallel with
Oheshre street to the north line Of said sub lot No
70, about l32 lfl2h feet thence the point Of be-
ginning. Appraised At S5,7UO.
I'd. The sec nd tract or parcel Of land Is known
the whole OF lot No. three in Block No. Of Sey
mOur a Baldwin's survey Of ten lots in Cleve-
land, Nos. 81 and SO said lot is bounded west by
north line is III feet Ok inches; the south line is 65
ieet and inches to said alley, and is fifty feet wide
JOsRpU Z CRANNTs
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NJ A R IN E.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

PORT OF CLEVELAND.
ENTERED-August 16.
Stmr City Of Buffalo, Perkins Buffalo.
Stmr. May Queen Viger, Detroit.
Prop Saginaw, Dickson, BafialO mdse.
Prop. Omar Pasha, Atwood, Buffalo, mdse.
Prop Fountain City, Peck, Ontonagon, 274 tons iron
ore ITO bbls cooper, Is masses do II. G. & Co.
Schr. Millard Fillmore, GAYLE Buffalo.
scOw Rescue, Robinson, Kelly's Island, 25 cords
Br schr. Emma, Graham, Buffalo,
CLEARED.
Stnr. City Of Buffalo, Perkins, Buffalo
Stmr May Queen, Viger, Detroit.
Prop. Omar Pashs, Atwood, Buffalo,
Schr. W. Sherman, Harrington, Buffalo.
Schr. New London, Rswell, Marquette 425 tons coal
Schr. Industry, Hearnes OswegO, 400 bu wheat.
Scow Rescue, Robinson, Kelly's Island.
Schr. Sunshine, Dwyer, Sandusky.
Schr. J. Hind, nuddlesOn, st. Clair.
Schr. Black Rover, Woodruff, Toledo.
sALE.-Thc propeller Buffalo has been bought by
Ensign Holt Of Buffalo, Of the assignees of the
American Transportation Co. for $4,000. She is
nine years old. So says the Detreit Advertiser.
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.MAXIM sTRICrLY AnHEREn M

give such balm ss have no strife
With nature or the laws Of lie;
With blood my hands j never stain,
Nor POISON men 70 ease their rain.
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CLEVELAND AND MAHONING
. RAILROAD.-TmE TABLE No. Is.
10 take effect after Thursday, February 10 lS59.
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ghasfEiana, &

DR.. R. J. LYONS,
PHYSICIAN OF THE THROAT, LUNGS
AND CHEST,
II NOWN ALL OVER THE
in the Country as the celebrated
INDIAN HERB DOCTOR,
will be at his ohica No. 2s2 Superior street. Cleve-
land, Ohio, Opposite the Post Once two doors east
Of Honmans Block, on the following dates OF each
and every month, viz:
lst I'd, llth l2th, 1871, l4th and 30th
R8-A PAAIPHLETRa
containing brief sketch Of Dr. LYONS Life, Study
and extensive Travels, has just been issued By him.
which can be obtained at his Office by all who desire
one, free Of charge.
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JUSEPH 8. GKANNIS,
spaIding 4 Parsons, Master Com'r.
pIh's Aff1x-a Tr7I,gaD.1u5
M ASTER COMMISSIONER7S


1u sALE.-Pursuantt to the command Of an alias
ueCTutal order Of sale from the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Cuyahoga county at the suit Of Edgar Hui
dekOper against Belden Seymour and others, to me
directed, shall expose for sale at public auction al
the door OF the Court House. in the city Of Cleveland
on the 27th day Of August, 1860, at o'clock 2. NJ,
the following described lands and tencments TO Wit:
Situate in the city Of Cleveland and known Il at
part Of said city Of Cleveland which formerly OF
the city OF Ohio, and being city lots Nos. and in
Hiram stones subdivision Of purt of original lot No.
70 in ohio City, and situated Pearl street and
being fifty feet front each said Pearl street. Also
two other lots Of land known city lots Nos and
in Hiram stones subdivision OF the Ward Orchard
in the City of Ohio and being each nifty feet and
hundred and feet deep and situated up
said Pearl street-resrence being had TO the map
Of said allotment as made by AlhaZ Merchant, and
recorded in CuyahOga county for full description.
Lots and appraised at $500, Lots and ap-
praised at S3OOO. GEO. Il. WYMAN,
Carter a Thayer, Atty for piI'd. Master Gem.
July26:295
MOTICE.-NOTICE IS HEREBY
IN given TO the Creditors Of the late Bank OF
AiassillOn, at MassiOn, Ohio TO present TO the un
dersgned, Receivers OF said Bank, at the office Of
Geo. Harsh, st hassillOn, aforesaid before the
first day Of March, lo6l, for dividends, all their
claims against said Bank. All claims not presented
viii be forever barred all dividends Of the as
sets of said Bank. By order OF Court.
GEORGE HARSH, }
ISAAC 5TEESE, Receivers.
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All the trains going westward connect at Cleveland
with trains for Toledo, Chicago Columbus Cincin-
natl, St Louis e and ali the trains going eastward
connect at Dunkirk with the trains Of the n Y & y.
Railroad, and at Buffalo with those Of the New York
Central and Buffalo q New York City Railroads
H. NOTTINGHAM, Sup't.
Cleveland, April g, 1850 =
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-08

A number of Mr.. Thayer's campaign paper,
issued last Saturday, makes the following
statement :-"Some weeks ago an article ap-
pea1ed in the New York Tribune, from the
pen OF Horace Greeley, commencing Mr..
Ihaye,'s vieps." That part of this statement
which we put in italics is a fabrication. Hor-
ace Greeley has SO many eccentric and unac-
countable things to answer for, that it is not
necessary to make him responsible for what
he has not done. 1t is true that the article i'll
the Tribune said something in favor of Mr..
Thayer, but it did not commend ''Mr.
Thayer's views" Mr.. Greeley, who, two
years ago, was very desirous 10 have the re-
publicans of Illinois favor the election of Ste
phen A. Douglas to the senate, and who
misused the republicans of the twentieth con-
gressional district in Pennsylvania, 10y at
tempting to dragoon them into supporting for
congress that very luscious Douglas democrat,
VIM. Montgomery, must not be surprised that
great many republicans in all parts of the
country do not regard him as the most judi.
cious man that ever lived. But, it may be
said in his favor that he has not at any time
gone so far as to endorse the peculiar 0ie,os of
either Stephen A. Douglas, VIM. Montgomery,
or Eli Thayer.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-10-08

from the house by the screams of two servant
girls and the sight of a revolver.
Rhoda A. NJ Barnard, a deaf and dumb
lady, residing in Charlestown, was very severe
ly burned, few days since, by burning fluid
which had overtlowed from a lamp Several
persons in the room at the time, who assisted
in extinguishing the fames were also burned
about their hands and arms.
On Sunday evening, 23d ult, the belfry of
Christ church, at Old Cambridge, was forcibly
entered by cutting out the lock of the door
leading thereto, and bells Nos 2, 5 and 6 were
stripped of their tongues, and two of them
were carried off; one of them being too heavy.
it is supposed for the rogues.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
The Manchester Mirror tells the story of a
young lady of Plymouth who recently rose in
her sleep, left the house, passed through a
lonely wood, into meadow beyond it, and 20
the steep bank of river, where she climbed
the trunk of dead tree and drew from the
cavity at the top valuable watch which had
disappeared from the house several days be
fore. On descending to the ground she was
awakened by her brother, who had followed
her during her unconscious adventure
Two remarkable presentiments are reported
in connection with the recent death of Daniel
II. Huntoonot Hopkinton by an explosion of
burning fluid. Several days before the oc-
curence, brother of the deceased, then in
Montpelier, and sister, then in the Isle of
Shoals, were both impressed with the cOnvic-
ton that some sad event was about to hap
pen, and both returned home to Hopkinton,
arriving in time to witness the death of their
beloved brother
CONNECTICUT.
The house of Judson Gables, in New Pres
ton, was struck by bolt of lightning on the
10Th ult, the fluid descending into the sitting
room, where Mrs. Gables was holding a baby
in her arms, passed through the sole of her
shoe, and split the board under her feet in
making its exit.
MISCELLANEOUS.
While praying in church at Seville, recent
ly, lady suddenly felt twitch at her dress
but ON looking round, the only person near
was female, with her hands clasped across
her breast i'll an attitude of devotion Present
ly, finding that some OF her jewelry had been
stolen, she gave the alarm, when it was found
that the devout lady was the thief, and that
the crossed arms were only waXwork.
The census taker found near Greenville, S.
9 II very aged couple who are. perhaps, the
oldest married couple to be found in that State.
Mr.. Jesse Trammell is set down at lO5, and
his wife at l06 years They ae both in the
enjoyment OF good health, and bid fair to live
among their children and friends for many
days TO come.
The New York Ledger, just arrived, has
secured B., the public iunctonary, las
contributor, and the number for Oct s. con
talns original articles from Buchanan, Everett,
Bryant Willis SAKE, Morris, Beecher, Mrs.
Sigourney, Fanny Fern, Il. S. Arthur, Alice
Carey, George u. Prentice, and lesser lights