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NUIICE.
A SA MAHAN- OF ADRIAN IN

NOTICE..
A SA MAHAN, OF ADRIAN, IN
IA the State Of Michigan, Will take notice that
Joseph X. Hartwell, ofSt GATHERINGS, Canada West,
did, on the 9th day Of October, A. D.. 1860, file his
petition in the Court OF Common Pleas Of the coun-
s. Stone, MRrearetts Stone, Asa Mahan, and VIM.
Q. North, defendants, praying that certain lands,
situate in Brooklyn township, in said cOuRty of Guy
ahoga, and known as lots 623, ga, 625, 626, 647, 6S,
GAY and $50, in S. s. Stones survey Of College tract,
being part of lot No. 81, in said Brooklyn township,
may be sold 10 satisfy a certain mortgage given as
securitYdOr the payment Of i've prOmissOry notes for
three hundred and fifty dollars each, with annual
interest, made by silas 5. Stoue to Asa Mahan, da-
fo1r and 6ve wears after date. which notes AMI mort
gage were assigned by said Asa Mahan to said VIM.
Y. North, and By said VIM. Z. North TO the plaintiff,
The said Asa Mahan is required to appear and ans
Wer said petition on or before the sth day Of Deem
Der, ls6L RIP
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE
"a On the 18th day Of November, 1860, the Pro-
bate Court Of CuyahOga County, OHIO, declared the
estate Of Joseph Young, deceased, 70 be probably
their claims against the estate to the undersigned
for allowance within six months from the time
payment. FRANK I. RTCHARDsON, "
Admi1istrator Of said Joseph Young, decd;
Cleveland. NOV. Us, l5Sl. BUvl6:3l2
CHERIFF'S SALE-PURSUANT
~ to the command Ola nluries writ Of venditioni
eTponas issued from the Court Of Common Pleas of
CuyahOga county at the suit Of Abraham r. Van
Nest, Il. al, plaintiffs, against d. II. Gillett, Defend
ant. 70 me directed, 1 shall offer for sale at public
auction, at the door Of the Court House, in the City
ofCleveland, in said county, on the 10th day Of De-
cember, 1870, at 2 O'Clock p. NJ, the following de-
scribed lands and tenements, to Wit:
Commencing at the intersection Of the southeriy
line OF Vermont street with the easterly line cf West
street; thence easterly along the s~ontherly line Of
Vermont street sixty nine feet; thencea Oufheriy par
allel with the east line Of West street sixty let;
thence easterly parallel with the south line Of YER
mont street eleven teet; thence s~outherly parallel
with the east line Of West street thirty-eight feet;
thence westerly parallel with Vermont street eighty
feet to the east line Of West street; thence nOrthsrly
along the east line Of West street ninety-eight feet.
TO the place Of beginning, being the same premises
described in a deed from Gilman Folsom, iT., to Il.
II. GiIlett, recorded in Vol. IS, pages $40 and 81,
Cuyahoqa County Records, snd further known a.
the n. ". corner Of block, Xxx in the Buffalo Com
Pany'H allotment In Cleveland, formerly Ohio City
D. L. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff
Horrlck 4 Barlow, Plt'ds Attyh. noTO !
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CHERIFFS SALE-PURSUANT

GHERIFFS SALE-PURSUANT
~ to the command of a pluries order ofsale issued
from the Court Of Common Pleas Of CuyahOg4 coun-
~ at the suit Of Frederick Mead, et. al, plaintiffs,
against Orison Cathsn, Defendant, to me directed, 1
shall offer for sale at public auction at the door Of the
Court House in the City Of Cleveland, in said county,
on the 7th day Of December, lo6O, at ? o'clock p. NJ,
the following described lands and nemen to wit:
LIST. Situate in Orange township, CuyahOga county,
Ohio, being in Tract z, Lot 1, bounded east and north
by lot line Of lot I; south by land sold to A.C. Gard
ner, and west by a line 50 far west Is to make 81 56-lOO
acres. Appraised at S5lg 70.
ID. Part ofSub Lot 1876 in the Graves allotment in
the village Of Chagrin Falls, County Of guyahOga,
and State Of Ohio, being the west part Of my feet
IN $. E. corner Of said lot, and is ~ feet front on
hiver street and lO2 5-l2 feet deep. r
Appraised at S2O0 W..
D. L. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff,
Adspg h Oon6ald FIiff7a NV uCgEaV3
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AIsn RPRCIuca

Roa AsTH1u On PETsso-0ppHesed, DtacRlL
Labored Breathing, attended With Cough and EIpsc
tOrston. Price, 30 cents per beL
FoR EAR DIBCHAEGE AID DEaFEE8-Ducharga
rom he Ear, he result Of Scarlet Fever, Measles, OF
MerCursb For Noises In the Head, Hardness Of
Hearing. and Ringing In te Ear, and Earache
Fol NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Glands, Enlarged End In
durated Tonsla, SEel1nE and Old Ulcers, S~eyofalous
Cachexy Of Children. Price, % cents per box.
Foa CEREAL DEBmTT. Physical or Nervous
Weakness. Either the result Of Sickness Excessive
Medication, or Exhausting Discharges Price, %
5ents per box
FoR DRoPsX.-nuld Accommodations, Tumid Swell
ings, With Scanty seeretions Price, % cents PER box.
FoR 6EA-sICKEEs-Deathly Sickness, Vertigo, Nae
sea, Vomiting. Sickness from riding or motion
Price, 80 cents per box.
Foa URmARI DBEAsEs-Ror Gravel, Renal Cal
Gull, Difficult, Painful Uhnation, Diseases Of the Kid
neyA. Price, 90 cent? pen box.
Fuz SEMINAL EsussIOga-LnVoluntary Discharges
and Consequent Prostration and Debility, Bad Re-
lults Of Evil HabitE The most successful and EN-
Client remedy known, and may be relied upon az 3
cure. Price, with fun directions, 81 per box.
Persons who wish TO place themselves under The
professional care, or 70 seek advice Of Prof HuH
PEIEYs, can do 50, ct bis odice, 62 Broadway, daily
rom AN. 70 SPIN, or By letter.
OUR REMEDIES By MAIL
Look over the list make up 4 case Of what lind
you choose, and inciose the amOant 10 a current Dot
Or stamps By mail 70 our address. 81 500 Broadway
EeW-YoFk, and the medicine win be duly returned By
mail or express, free o. charge.
AGENTS WANTED-We desire tn active, efficient
Agent for he sale Of our Remedies IN every toE1 OF
oommunity 10 the United States. address Dr. HD
pnlEYB & Co, No. b62 BRo4UWtT. EEW-FoBL
- SOLD BIT
L. W. Sackrider. Churchill q Bro, and Benton
Bros, Cleveland W :. Wooster, Elyria; Dr.. s.. J
Smith, Medina; John Zimmerman, Wooster; Geigel
& Barr, Canton DR.. Kelly, Youngstown, and at al
the Drug stores, N Akron, Ravenna, Warren, Can.
neli, Chardon, JEFFERSON, and oy Druggists ant
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8aa &aaas.

CLEVELAND AND MAHONING
" RAILROAD.-TlmE TABLE No. 10.
To take effect on after Thursday, February 10, 1859.
noTNa nAgw r,rrr, urr-,,
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~DEFENnANT OLTVER

THE DEFENDANT, OLIVER
DRLNG, will take notice that on the sth day
o. November, A. D. 1850, said Mary l.. bring filed
her petition in said Court against him, praying that
the marriage contract now subsisting between them
be dissolved, alleging as cause therefor that he has
been W;llfully absent IRON plaintiff for more than
three years prior to the filing Of said petition. Also
drunkenness and gross neglect Of duty for three
years, She also asks that she be restored to her
maiden name of Mary Louisa Campbell. The de-
fendant is required TO appear and answer within six
weeks from the first publication Of this notice.
GAGE & BRUCE,
povO- gvv.q1N PLAINTIFF = ffornalH
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WHOLESALE PRICE CURRENT.

CORDAGE.
Manilla, b 10 al0k
Tarred Rope. II ai2
Pure Gsese..8h IA 4s
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who read her official journals must be per-
icctly aware that her designs upon that
continent have la.teiiy assumed gigantic
proportions. The fate Of Egypt conse-
quent upon the late Syrian complications.
and tdat Of Morocco upon those Of the
late Spanish war, are more than dubious
fut apart from the revolutions, political
and geographical. which ths vast proyin-
ciai empire Is working out unoa the CONT
ncnt cl Africa. its financial Developments
are certainly far more eEtr3ordiuaIy In
deed they transcend All that Is tobc found
in previous history
The gold coinage Of the United States.
which only once before 1884 attained the
sum Of a million Of dollars. (namalv. in
$50 will be found from that date until
lts receipts from California save the ex-
ccptional year 1871. diving " hich - I.UDU-
90 OF Mexican gold coin, acquired during
the war, was seat 10 the miLtJ - present u
growing bat moderate Increment iu is
amount. This increment bore a more or
less steady ratio with the fo~eirn trade
That OF France and England VIII Le found
subject 70 the same conditions A. ica"th
the mints Of the United States and Enr.
land felt the effects Of the California and
Australian mines not, howev until two
or thrcs years after their respective disco
veries. But in these effects the French
mitits can be scarcely said 20 haye .particis
l'ated with equal promptitude The late
coinage Of these several governments is as
follows:
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VOL. XXI---NO. IS.


How TO Fra-H RooHs.-Bayafd Taylor )
opinions on this subject is thus express |
in the TgRepsade7':
isr yhs finishing Of rooms there :. ~
Ting clual to tho nat.ye wood, siinI1. !.
Ci.' 70 de:slop tho Seauty Of the grain.
H'sa '.s ccrGTlCucst Dins. treated iu iA.s
aos warmth and .ustIe beside y A.ua
Vac qrcHrY white paint sD common e,-rt
!4 me h'-t hous.a, looks dull and tad
Notuln( g.vas g house such = cold. uncupl-
Iori&y., ar ~ white paint and white rl.,-
ter Su"H color !. only ft for the to
pie. our cheay, common wood.-,.il.,..
ash Chestnut, oak. maple, beech. wsinut.
aud differentiation us - variety OF sx-
qu'slte tiDIs aad hbrous patterns, which.
until recently have been wholly di.r,-
gar9e. in bu,.iing Even in furniture. v
are ju-t beginning % discover how IIuci,
fnoIe cAas:e sId elegant nre oak end wal
nat thGu mahogany. Iho beauty Of
room is - dependent on the harmony e
- cy.urln, as a "i,.Uc2 Some Of the ny
hest AMI mo.t -lsa2resaoia apartment 1
have ever seen. we're u7t those which con
ta.red the most eZpeaslvs furniture and
decorations.
~ experience shows that a room fu-
Ished wi.h tho best reasoned OAK CT val
nEt, costs actually less than one tinishcI
with plne. painted ADd grained in imit.-
ton o. those voodc. Two yeranaca. OF
yc!ior pine treated . two ccats er boiled
OIL, have "a richness and beauty Of color
beyond tic reach d pigments; and I-T
only rsg.r. CON. ,ed Tii0 the hoLs- =,
tAst | yas .crs1ai2j uy tie Representa-
tons OF mechanics to Use any pain: at all.
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GGysls or TIE ., 3. {. Z. r. R Tho.s
ghost s.o..es, Of slec're-, Vampires aud
collins, seen ~ night o. tie Chicago. Bur
i.ar-on q quincy Railroad, ~" ta."g fe-
y.,ei The Burlington UawkLye - It,
syols.ji- for the following.
The queer sights s. night on tho Chi
c.Eo * Darlington Railroad sta! coNuLue.
~ Eu-.Hoer on the road says taA. - he
was approaching Gaiesb1rS, fc" ni=hts
since ne suddenly saw woman St.DG .ng
upon the track about ten :eet an'sd Of
tie a. .iue The train was =, !a.i -,ced,
and OF course could not be 5to,.c2. Ihe
engineer rema-Lel TO the pci,".s On the
engine that thet was the iii-. i"rson he
hoa ever killed during hls railroad sype-
rieaCe. Arriving al Una dep-s. - .ent
men and Lights back 10 the sIS. wLcgo he
saw tho woman. 1ut no sign or trace Of
anything was there. There vas nobody,
no blood. ~ marks upon tns trac&. Next
morning he search was rancrt., VIII 40
better success. Il j. SAID that .r's have
been seen, llyhunE several acres OF land
with ,ue Gr!..RuCv OF MONDAY
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Coon RUrr.-A man. who IS very rich
now, was very poor when he was boy.
When asked how he got his riches, lie re
piled: Ny father tanght me never 10
play till my work was finished. and ne
YER to spend my money till had earn
ed ii. If had hut one hours work in
day, / must do that the first thing, and in
am hour. and after this | was allowed to
plev. and could play with much more plea
tlro than If / had the thought Of an I'M
finished task before my mind. had
thus early formed the habit Of doing
everything IN time, and it soon became
nerfectlv easy to do so II is to this owe
my prosperity.
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WHEAT pL,ETsn Iy HmLs-Ne noticed
a year ago. the experiment of y . ani o'
Bolivar, -, IN planting "A aero .! wheat
in hills. using little over five p'gn'S Of
seed 10 the acre The hills were - 10y -
inches apart. with i've kernels IN each.
He now reports the resu.. n tae Ohio
Farmer. from which we learn ,nac the
grabs and cut-vorns destroyed tull one
half Of It, and that it yioided ~ the rate
of l. bushels per acre, or 2oi bushels for
one Of The seed Dir. I4ut -sys: 1t
stooied enormously; thirty, forty, sixty,
and seventy large we'll filed heads from
one grain were common, ard nave il2
stalks OF wheat tina, grew from siGg!e
seed. Welding SCOUT 1000 grains, ana n
rye liant that produced ING heads, con
timing over 10000 grain.-sEout this
there is neither mistake nor a"".s work.
.:he7. ru: fifteen inches apart N the
drills viii not lodge. and to Wast extent
liberal nl.uufiuc, with some cultivation,
may carry sho yield, has yet 10 be te-ted
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Sry!taur IS HoUsEr.-The following
fec, has been established by careful obSer-
walton:
That where sunlight panctrstss al! tho
rooms Of a dwelling the inmates are less
liza. le to sickness than in . touse A." her"
the auertments lose is hesi,n-.n'isorit-
log influences. Basement ro"m' are tho
nurseries Of indisp0sition. i = gross
mistake to compel human tt'nSs 10 re-
side par,is!iy under srouni" .A-F' at '' u
,ooTSs connected villa damraess, beside,
49,, I.,ro,rnosing paint on 'te ~s!,, and
49,, escara OF noNious gases ir"m pipes
o"d G,si1. hll schoolroors, IS, s-.a!!y,
-T"ni5 ..',' he orca to tha sul isat, vet, as a
soncral thing they are ds !eucd like 4
parlor
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TIM Crrcruo.-A sovereign remedy FOR
the rnrculo Is auaouncsd with 3 gFsat
tiourjsh Of words 10y a correspondent Of
,5e Germantown TllWopt, he having de-
fa,rniacd 10 forogo the pleasure ot hand
ling f!thy Iucre by publishing his disco
vcrp 10 the world lie says: w have
on our small farm four plum trees--snAli
Gut thrifty, and tho gentleman who pos
ssssed them for several years, iafcrmS lie
the curculio destroyed ell the fruit, al
though he had tried remedies without
number. when we were 80 fortunate a
to take charge Of these trees, we walked
out daily, stood about SIX feet from the
rrunk of the tree, and did nothing but
lock at the trees. In duo time the fruit
ipened, and we gathered over two bush
els of fine plums and this year after pur-
suing the same plan, we obtained nearly
rs many. Curculiologists take notice
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tA' ">iN' ...H -'-'.-> ''- Il '1 ,AsA" -i~'N@.
-l.- ...ig"-aE report o. an * APe!'.Hsi-.
uE --E .-t-.e. 1, ,..... ..--! o. ~. la" renee
Co. y rom tie iEaA7'ei-9Ns o. our Sin'o
AZ. ICY .O' -. 49,. I'LL
III %9'-ef cows are "A&t are e-..eo
Nate e..- 81 WI !, 5.l;a"'.l'. u
v desired -ir- %''-sr - '.''-@' a.. -.
pertinent as 10 me '"' t'ol'ss o. H-a-'i'.s ~
butter, 80 a. 20 -"F".SI' Us -? resi- l.
-@- done M, anu .''5 $50 - - '-.o',-
N.I' H. ioo, -25 4GarI',5 IA .5 o' .-..% TX .i,; 1i
s,i' mo =, ''sI.:' LII S',, ,I & ','., 80, ,,,,,
'a2;o"2T '-T'', - t it''',' ] '.,',' Z IA. ''S'' G
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slye,ies. But in tf,ese cffi.ct. the French
4 misits can be scarcely said "a have ,,.rtici,
4 pated with edual pronntjtude. Tie late
coinage Of Ties. several al,ye.rn,nent. : ..
follows:
lyyr.1 oc,p r,rr,cr.yr
England. r...ea ,.s..s. F-,r.e
/ lsii-......$ll-sl9 - E54-s,-a1 agI Y-Ily
ii,,-.---''- .'t3 -.'--.-t53 .'.'''-. - -. a'sT~-s
i-.-....... .5.-ts.r -.. 80 100
.-.s'----.-- --. .5..-. 'l
-'--.- i i ..-...- 60
l,5l....... III. -.-5 .sr4-- - e-...=g
!,-z....-.. -,..-.2 .ittt
.-t..... -..s '-5a5 4 IL
. ....-... g. >l..s.' - .s-."#
LIZ .ta
sa-ea-.z., L..
This p.g;arra.r..l .at.r.tr.l the French
mint So. In I-,t ...I l-5l due {, l.s..t.-
.-. ...-.- ..G consisted .......y,I tue .a.
c....-. d.. Her cu.u cuIroaer. .4 order %
oI.-t.r.te its .t....-...t and offensive ra-
..,...L .-..s,- .. ay.-. f..g.Iar ,,., E..-
a.... f.. frame. til. -....E ,.... . have
.-..ar.,-I Tie ..... .......... .-.. ID.
t.lr-r,s .f.a. I..na.-.al coinage.
.g t..-.- could mo-. l..--.'.r l..-.. .-,.-,...-
-- -.......... ...l.r -.... ......r .s.....-...
.H.r.. t,..-.a..t be- ...ff.- .-.....
r.. ,-... ....,.-.... ,..... ---. .... ,--
.-.-- ...- r-t .r.- d.. ...-..-...
r-.r -.-. .. ..-... ...-- .........r ..... .-...
......... ,r.... ID. ...... ...t, .-..---- o..
--.... .......... ,............ ... -... -t...
. ,...-.r ,.-.r. ,.... ,...-.. d.. .r. United
---.. .-r ... ....... ...r .....
-..-... ---.. ..--. -.....- .-..f ... .....
I'LL. .-. .--.- .-.r ..-e--.--. .-...E e.. .r-
.-f .. r..r... .r,t ..- .s ,...- q t.-f. .,.,...
....-- 4. ...- dat. --... l...e.,... odd ...- ..-
g .-..r..-..-..z r..- -.... ...... ..a.. .. r-r
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DO Won keep matches? ss-'a young
.0n yes. all kinds was 'ha reply -.
.Weil. then, III take src;,ins match
The retailer Immediately banded him n
box of pills.
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E'rench Gold Coinage.
WHERE THE sUPPLY COMES FROM.

, rail- furnishes that paper with the follow
ing singular information:
Public attention has been recently at
tractod to the colossal operations Of Loui
Napoleon in Africa, by the publication o
certain correspondence between Mr. b. a
Parrish, .jr, of Philadelphia, and the Presi
dent of the United States. The object 0
that correspondence IS the acquisition o
diplomatic protection by Dir. Parrish il
order that he may safely and unembarras
sed prosecute claim upon the French
government for II, 100000 of francs, which
Is the remuneration alleged TO have beer
promised him by the Emperor tor de
mOnstration of the auriterous regions late
ly conquered and annexed to the empire
Tho gigantic achievements OF the
/ French upon that continent, the unprece
dented sums Of gold which they have
thrown, and are still throwing, into gene
raj circulation, and the new fiscal and po
litical interest which are thus spr.nging up
4 independently of all other considerations
render the subject one of primary import
ance. Believing, therefore, that a nara
/ tive of the facts would be appreciated by
/ the banking and commercial population OF
/ your city, the following from an acquaint-
ance with the subject since It's inception
/ a. well as from an inspection Of the cores
/ pondencc Of Mr. Parrish with the govern
( lncnts both of the United States and
/ France, IS respectfully submitted:
Here followed a long disqui>ition on the
discovery Of gold mines, and description
Of gold bearing countries, not necessary to
copy.
/ The project Of Nj Parrish Cor the de
yelopmcut Of the gold fields Of Africa was
embodied in : memorial, now in the hands
of the French Emperor. 1t was original
i submitted TO his own government in
March, l,53, pursuant TO preliminary
conversation with a Cabinet officer. and
was accompanied ly the tollow.u. letter.
WA~ugsGroN March H. >J5.
Sri beg leave to submit to the gov
eminent memorial proposing au eNlea.-
tiau 70 the Niger via Bathurst and the
river Gambia. II viii require egU .taeuts
for one hundred men. Dae small vessel
and a small expense VIII suffice The I'M
lue4se uationa. advantage TO accrue from
he expedition are detailed ~ the memo
rial herewith s-,lo-ld
have The honor u bc Your Oh servant,
b. :. Parish, Jr
t. tie President @. the United States,
From "a Gr-tuI- ol means and OF COn,tltu-
i.ona. authority. - w,.. as iJelr Inability
10 l.'.- -1' '-'' NE " .-.' 5'l' ,o. '.''
- - ,@r.,,o,.
.- -. -,
,.., - ,.'..i.
..'. W. .'' 5..-
al 80 H., ,t'-- .a. - hat ,.r. :.
- -. ,r--, l',t ri. T.. -:.a f;r-- r.r-e
H.. -. H.. ge H. ....r.' Inn tl..,..~ 49,
-,..,.i -, ,......-.a. slam.
t....'r ,.f..,.e, ......-. TRANSPORTED Iv
IT,. -'........ .......- - ,n:Lar.. and com.
,....-.... ...,.t.,.. s,.aa-..-d. -l.l..t l.. he
Inevitable eject Gifts DEVELOPMENTS uryu
.........l r.!..q..... AMI finance there /.
I..... . since. tie discovery o.. America Nv
,...ra-r- t..t can d. e6ara.sl To H."
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not admit OF enlarging here upon the evi
= dence adduced to show the facility with
E which these measures might be carried out
nor IN demonstrations OF tho uncxanpled
prodlgallty of the gold deposits scattered
for a thousand miles throughout the Kong
mountains
On the lst of November, 1898. this me-
mortal, with some of the further evidence
which belonged 10 il, was submitted bv
Mr. Parrish to the Minister Of the French
Aariue, with the understanding that his
EXcellency would, in a short time, decide
upon the solidity OF the enterprise, and IN
the event OF his approval, proceeded to
draw up the Jra,ts On the 9TH Of Deccm-
beg 1888, Mr.. Parrish again saw his Excel
lerEy, who then informed him that the
project had been adopted by the Emperor,
| tLN an expedition was then fitting out
forxits prosecution, and that the Ta4te
VOL Aiyeee ready for execution IN a
feykdaE, the. delay whicir had already oc-
cutred 6o5Hg charreable to the incessant
desnandS upon his time by the details Of
the enterprise, &c. Because q day or two
alter thi-, Dir. parsish hcsitated - aGouta
creature OF Mr.. EOuld 10 he named - his
conartner in that instrument, it was never
! delivered TO him. lis access to all the or
ices ot the government was Immediately
/ On: oil. and system Of yiudict.vc pcrSecH-
/ t.or directed against him which three Sc
yeral times compelled him 10 leave tie
. country Ills Communication with the
( Emperor 1y letter rother,,.-- was ds.a,t-
/ ed, aud until tie present time uotw.th-
( .ta ding the trlu,u.hai success Of the ell
/ ten rise. a.d the yt,r ca,si.. ..9.- .-.-a..-e
. and trouble he na, uuiar-,.e. bis interests
/ Aay. made progress lae o.-,r ra.....,.-
/ !ars Of this nr-5a,at.on Will be hereafter
2.fen, with I:. corre-gs advaee with the
/ ~ egumaur lr France. which tr5r0lum-
/ u ous .ar iae present ea.aaul. cation.
I "A, .--...r:-.. ....... e--... Of ,f.;..--. .cs
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Sash. Dsor and ;:tind Fartory.

Az take iis method to inform the p4'.sc that We
~ have purchased the sash Door AID BAi Lattg:y
sf A f. Caquelin. aud are prepared 10 ufsH fuy
thing in our line Of business, -I,cl SASH, Doeys,
Binds. FRAMES and a!yU.Iiugs Orders promptly Liat
short notice
H.virr Lumber Yard iu connection with our r-rto-
~, THINK tsri-- Tor Furnishing g-llag mate
Tiais Eurguai-,i i ts- y.Ut We s.s;@ t3tr-t-
ors farmers. aud t others ". sr.t anything =:
a- caH saG satisfy yourselves -.-' W. r.a SSH
ycu good article, jast what y"u saH. AMI cheap Enr
cash There WH 5- "aud st L.as5.s q dee, Doors.
Binds. SASH, zaz=I unei.ei Ass, Ois, Paints ard
Nails.
GGice On Nan Street, O;,.v--- IT,
rn.r26 SFRAWN POWELL.
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SPRING TR AIDE.
Chanpe Of RuSj0aSS

I HAVE sold my entire stock of Lumber in o tawa,
Utica, and Narsei!les, to :. II. Se.mons Co Of
Two Rivers, Wisconsin, and shall sell their Lumber Oh
commission, the present seasoJ.
have made arrangements with the Company I" re
c-v- much larger stock Of
Loontbcr L1'h .Sh,r1l,s and fstay I.sts
Than have ever aaI before. f.. I"gs have been
-a.ler nay direction and tie Ifnuher viii he sawed ez
pressly for this 01rSc and will be shipped 10 ins al
r-cLIv from he Mills
BIi. Of Lu.n e- cut 70 order on short nr'ics,
app 't''''r- h'''7''"
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DOCTOR iEAiiR;'
VI ESEEECE,
&. q. EJs,Tszs.GFz. tE. ~.

t1s-1aT Is--f1Jsf ami = jsoisC1sY H-tn NJ c'Lic-
tWHCIi--ALE AS0 EEfsiL-}
Importer Of Drugs Chemicals, French tegniae Bran
sias Wia.s SrAc sIg2o
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kept On hand and served 90 their customers al est ca
rates = they huy rG; the best they always pay
the highest price for -4.t'-. lambs. &c.
HsDseftber tieir ses- trU4--- Hrclfs Corner.