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VNHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
III ROYAL Ma Ia aTEt MS lips

sEvYoRK TO LIVERPOOL.
Cbrf Cabin Pssaafe. .Sip
Second Cabin Passage. 70
BOsTok LIVERPOOL
Chief CABIN Passage.
Becor Cabin Pas 70
The ships from Boston call IL Hlifsx
ARABIA Capt Judsins AMERICA, Capt Lang
PERSIA. Cst RyTe. EURDPs, CsoL shsnnos-
ASIA, Capt l.. u. Lott Cana DA Cap stone
AFRICA Capt Harmon NIAGARA. Capt Leitch.
fhess carry white light IL tbesd reen On
sterbosJd bow; port bow.
IFRICA Harrison Leaves Boston vvAane.isy lasb Dec.
ASIA ott........ Leaves sion, Wednesday I'd jan
AMERICA, Lss Lesves Boston, Wednesday 10th JAM
serths not an II psio fos.
An erperienese Surgeon on bJsTd
The owner, ships accountable for God,
Silver Bullion. Specie, Jevery, Precious Stones or Metals
un bills Of sdiDs signed therefor and tbs value thereof
therein expressed
Fos feisht passage apply %
Z. CUNARD No. 4 6oviine green
rhe public respectfully tafomod th.r intended TO
resume tay in February, 856 tbs WEEKLY sngs Of the
eamsh ps OF the Company from tbs Uned States 90 Liver
pool The will thereafter be dispatched every
WEDNESDAY formsrly 10 Liverpool from New York and
rom Boston alternately.
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NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT
~ WTIIIAN sAyERY ALEXANDER Law and SAar

IErr N. sAvERY ss.its ~iLLlAs ~ .LtEa.- sun
,,ops or oDey demsns contract ID william all
LIFR p-fps.n: are osreby sumnonN and required 70
answer complaint In thu sctoe, OF Seea eooy she
Il ,s,,,a on seopy ~ ts1f susser % ms
IA Oh the subscriber sc NJ Office, No ~ Nst
n ths CRY NewYoit within twenty says otter me @sfves
h.,.of eseusiye each servcs and you t 70
.v., b- said within II. time Aforesaid me plAe
hfs in dis action viii t,ts judgment ssspa Noa 'i 90 az
Of No kprdr,d sed fgy eight dors a. sevehtysk ceos
wthr ,.TH rem the thirty 81 October enc taoss.ns
D.. "A n. 800, IN tefs - JANES GsIOLCY
w. 49, Pl,iptifS Attlsnsy.
IN. eo1pl.nt IN this sstion ws 6ed 70 the enoe
the Clerk 81 CTR and County of SexYEk on tne Sh Gay
ef :tv,B beg lsSa JAMES GRIOLEY, Pt.ia' A''e'n'''
a lswf
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the surrosa1

In PURSUANCE OF all order OF the Surrogate
Of the County ofNe~YoIk, notice Is hereby rven 20 ~
.erseps bay ~ cAms against EUGENE LENOlR late OF oe
CITY o New York decessed preent the same with
ther.of tbe subscriber the ofce OF J.nes oavsse
Counselor AT Law No. 92 Broadway the CITY Of
on or before or dsv OF February io's
the % day OF Rrast. 1855 hENEf hiuhoN
soQI sw6 uR
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THE NHW.YORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
u STATES MAIL srEAMEas.-The ahips oompossns this
hne ere ths following:


ATLANTIC Capt. west PACIFIC, Capt Edhdsc
BALTIC, Capt Consock ADRIATIC.
These chips having been built BY contract expressly for the
Government service every has been taken in their en-
ssction so In their epsse to insure streps ana speed
their odseps for are unequaed Tor
slssas and CONTEXT Proc 0. passse ou 20 tv
erpoo cabin le0; secOnd sos exonnve
use Of ststsroos sS1s; from Liverpool 70 New
Yorl 81 and 20 uiue An expeeueed Surgeon attached to
ssoA ship. no eerth secured until p sid
RROHOSEO BATES OF SAIIIN0.
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rJ,HE REGULAR MAIL LINE via sTONING-

u ron for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, HEW-bEDFOhO
and TAUNTON inland route vi,hostdelsy shsnGe Of
" baggage carrying the Esssen Mail
The PLYMOUTH ROCk, Capt. joel otozs Ane
q. VANDERBILT Capt K. PendletoA IN connection Viii
he sopnston and Providence and Boston and Providence RAJ
sds leaving evYoi daily I5undsy. sxeepted> from Pier
No. IN R., lfrs wharf above Battery place NJ. and
stonins.on at $3.50 rivA of the Mat train Which
iosves Boston at $50 Pm
The G. VANDERBILT, from New. York--Mondsy, wednes
Day and Friday From nstoG-Tossdsy, Thursday and
Saturday.
day sstuydsv rrpro stninsoDmopdsy WsnesdsR and
Bridsy.
Passengers arrival stonngoD proceed immediately Per
Railroad Providence, Bosto Taunton and New Bedford
Expess Mail reaching said places several hos in cd
vanoe other and In ample time Tor s TIE
cary Morning Lines eonnecn. North and Ess- Passenger
VINO prefer remain board the enjoying nights
pst andstu,bed bressns desred and leave sonnstor IN
the A NJ train connecting erovdence With the ii A. H.
rain for Boston Taunton and New Bedford
BAGGAGE Master accompanies the Steamer and Train through
each way. =.
yrousb ncxeu or 1oadsys wednesday, 1ne Friday, fs
Rantucket Homess Hole and Woods Hole vie New Bedford
90 meeting ~it che Eagle Wing
passage ststefoous fr'snt, sPpe nay
be made Pier North aver Of the ooe No. 10 Bot
tery-p sce
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IL eepted) ~ ave Brooklyn tos 6rsecpost, 10 H. fa
"a sSos,et 10 A. aoS s45 N, tns Henpstesd 70 NJ
u M. snd s;4s and P NJ for Jsnsies 10 NJ So
YsPbeni, iiss A NJ, on s.nasy., s:lO A t:'sl.sd
md ", syosset 7;s5 NJ. and P. ~ Hampstead, 6,6e
A NJ and p T., ysnsios, $50 7'4o end $50 H. and
q 10 Md z.AOY
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AJLW- JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHMA-
1.FNNsYL YANIA RAILROAD.-THREE

DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN faiL "A
pgLPHiA and PIT sBuRGH-The MORNING. TAIL
Ave PtsbuI sh oa Philadelphia ct The fASr In
leaves PIlsdps for Pbsrsh At " .nd ra1.E isn ~
fhi,.Seiphis fo Pttsbursb {. r. H. sDd Pittsburgh tor fh
sd,)phta st 10 p. ~. - Ia ALI. ,.H,o.x. h.
ana nom ST. Loa Me .Oe Gssns .na HsSssoa .a
- Ia F,y,tts .oS IndisB .pols lna Cincinnati osySa
ap, s6eid Beefort. tame, sancuskl Cieveana 40
the Ss.m Packet FROM and TO Newt neas OF LOU"
Lcuirynis ID Cinrnnet $500, - ,..,. ~ ,At,
Csy Passengers win 6no this sbc shoste. mo" e&PSa~
sDa com os table route bstv The s.t Aid Wes-
Through tel ets can BE- had o. eitssF OF sne ''''o
pieces 10 the West, OF Of - - vn...a r.. t,o, ~
" ~ "hA'' N'e' Coprtl andt-st., New York.
IL ELLICOTT. Agent, PsDnsy ,ysni. KalIo xo Ca
No Astof House, New. forh-
a1,1 70 iSss PhhsdeIpAA
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Gteamboats and Railroads.

ovyrcr or THE HEw-YoRK AID NEwHAyEs Co,
81 Csnsl st., Hew-Sors roc ~ 80 y
NOTICE.-CHANGE Of TIME for BOSTON
IN Dee, 8, 1856 the EXPRESS TRAIN for BOSTON T n
k.,s N, New ok aud New Hsves Railroad ComPnys Dc
"a No as C,pst ataa n spd p. Dinner and supper
~ So, psoed JAMES Ii. nOYT. Superintendent
NJLW- JERSEY RAlLROAD-For PHILA-
~ DFLPHIA, and the SOUTH and WEST via JEHsEi
United States tsi scd Expire" lines: Leave
ma Al a m. and 4 and p Throush m f0af hours
a. IS IN 4 and IS 10 ard II IN and p m we New
iesx Accommodation Line esves al IL IN, g. soppns
a al TDropgb Tickets sose tor Cncinns st
ct7 and the Wet and Baltimore wsshins on, Norfolk
ka and through baggage checks 70 washington l" anu
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feaal Notires.

OrrIcs R,cEvER OF TAXES. Nov q. 1854
TAXES, 1S55.-Notice is hereby given that one
4 pr be sdo.d the Let d.y Of deco ueeI on s
Taxes remaining UNPAID and that ia tnef Oh QUO p
Notice hereby given that the lst dsy Of JanutY
next interest viii sided s Taxes then pius unpaid
A IN. rate Of y per per cNcu ated ho tae "a
isy of mber e.a HARVEY HART Receiver Of raxes
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of EewYok, notice 10 hereby given 70 ~
per,cn. hsvins claims against JOHN g. LENOlR late OF the
cy of Ne deecased pr-sent the with veueheD
Ibereof he subscriber At the Office Of lines Ssyss
Law No 49, Broadway IN The City Of
OF or before the h day Of sebusy NEXT Dsted New-fok
"a dsy Of Asgust, leSa -.. ,,.
aus lswtu,F HENRY MlGEON, Aafnmisis'nl-
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IL PORT and FALL RIVER. Tho spisAdid and sapsrio
texrner METROPOLIS Capt Wna Brow lesves New Yorl
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SAT- RDty, At 1olosl
2. H. and UMPIRE srATE CAPT B. srsyto1 Issvss Rev
o'clock p IT, from Per Nc s. r.. the xstt--,. so',
soacbins at Newport oseb WY.
Hereafter v he regarded secured 10 sppb
sxnt onil the .bsll nave boen paid fsI.
greishf 70 Boston fos~asee tbronsb with Tess 6soaus
~ fsxrpess Freishi Tram
WI. RORDEN Aseo. cos " "
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TOR PHnADELPHlA BY the CAMDEN .nd

TOR PHILADELPHIA by the CAMDEN and
III AmRoY RAiLROAD-F som Pior No ~ r., foot OF
Ptrs6Siptis Gin 'esvs ~ 70 Loses
nosxisc Linz A o'clock NJ tsOy (suDdsys exeopts1)
~ che steamer JOHN POTTER capt John simpson for
Anby, sheoee % cas- 400 stesoA 70 PhilsdelphiA
Pare by Jhi- LlDs % ~
AyrsRrooS FxYssss LbE-At oelocs N. daily ,sun.
A.. s.e.psd b, ths seaDbost JOHN POTTER soppns a
I.1e-to~n atb,scn Bordossowp ard Barost-n ana
a Yhs8s phh ss0qt g p. q. Fare p E.wes, Lne. IS
~. y. Yyeshold and 0nD0uth Ell 1e lDs &c Mo.s pro
vsssS op dinner 75c areasf.s ard soppu, Sc
ks.ora PASSENGERS VII lesvs Yhlisdephs at A. a. and
y. - ,,
HiH
Enriusst Llp. s4F. "A. Faro, - ~
Vfy pounds ofbasssse slowed Zach passages fssss.
<r, re Oh, itSo rom taitHs aaythns b-sae but si
~e.ns spIs All baggage over lifts 2yuess a be p1e 'oi
err fbs Cospsny limit thor Responsibilities 'H baszsss
- Ss Az Der pospd and vii BE- tss az ogs DO
NO. sIts esc.p. ~ spsas contract L. BLisS, ASert
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NEW. YORK AND ERIE RALRUAD.-O

~ ard .hI hONDAY Nov a. 1885 .po souJ Isr,.,r M "A.
Pes.D,er Hsp. 81 l,s.s Pr fet OF Dss,s s<osss ,s
bUFALO bXPREsS, Of : ". for snHJo direct viii al
eh'ps- o! bssgts~ A. Horpe-vis
With Way T,in for 81. ions IN Toe Western
Divsi
NAIL star AN Co. UuDkrs sud sufle spd tut~rmeAiSse
Stations fssspss's y tn. trs'n ~l rourin ever piss
q Ow 70, and trocsea the NEXT oo p,px
ROCBLAND PssSsN9 2:Sa Ps. from no. Of
Oh Hb,rs>t) via pi.rmoo: o. so ru. snd intermediate
sts'inns
WAY PAssENsER n4P.M. for Nswbu'gs and Otirvl,s,
ard in.ermsr'ste St.tit.s.
MO 4 EXPkE's q, =. IN Dunl iys spd 6uHs,a
E"1GkANr, at IN 60 oaakhk and SsH so And inter
ternedists sts'ioDe
On SUNDAY o. Iy enc ES prr-s rrsib. st6".d
These Tsins Emra with the r. irs sad
Fises,a Fs hsirosh 81 NiAfsrs fs. puH,o and Dun
link with the Lsk shor, al road Cor Csvs sDd Cnepa s
Toeoo, Detroit Chicago ke
d. C. McCALLUM. 0sneraI sGpsyinssnssD,
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u Weekly u S. NAIL LiNE.-The stsuno soiss
sOUfHERNEs,T Evan commander, ~l leave Pier NO.
~ &, OF O'Clock In ere isely irURDAY Dee. 8.
Tor Frsaght sppy board where a. bills Of AIDING win be
sissed and for Passage, a. the office Of
sPOFFORD TILESTON Co., No . Broadway.
TIE fvorite amer CAROLINA nsvios
1ivs vsIous landings the St johns River, f1da
WI connect with the frou New Yors, and leave
Sarleston s,eiy TUESDAY at oc ch p rhroogh tickets
u Jsek, oLyile SIS; to II Ati 10, SIS.
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NEW WIDE GAUGE ROUTE from NEW

IN YORK 70 tOChkbrER The nd fHESTEk eol
aENFSEE VALLEY RAILR 'AD 10 npso, and 10 oon
peoon - Bufse CorpIns and Ne~Vors and Nos
ADD Erie Rsirosds fortps areot fnp Hs~Ycrb
Rochester.
rb~ dhecDe OF rogto, with DO
svTdea b. the wiae rendes BY Ear The assts
she between the bovs-D.ped cinss
Tickets be proeu,-s tn SewYork ind Enc asros4
YeAet Office sot ~ and No ie5 8rcsSvsy; also
jersey City.
Baggage checked through
esr with otpsfch information sesred IN regard tbsrst
be obtained ~ ma the 9ensrs Freight Agent Of
the rev-Ysrk aud Err asro.1 En- 5uidtpss, or Q. D.
fAPrAN Expres Freight sg.n, No 1873 Brood vsy
No trains ,he Pufa C1nnut and New York hsilrosd
Sunday. J. A. REDFIELD Superintendent
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II1nsON RIVER RAILROAD.-Ona aud amer

MONDAY, Nov rs, no toe TT,hs "a leave Ossmos
Nostbern ano Western Train. Nal Train $3.50 Thrcnsh
Way TrsiD, u E1pres. rrain SIP. sor hudson SS'
1880 P. N. Fol Perisain, $50 p ~ rot Sing, sips
The posh. Fery fling s Peekss md Hsdsu Traas STOP
~ the va. Sc lon. ss q T SS,PS'
6om Cana ct Tor Albany and Trey, stopping oil us Ste
Sons VIM" " H. L. SYKES IA, 5sperintsndent
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u 10 e-nD.o iion witt, the LEHIGd VAL Ky kAILaoSp
spepeS Maaeh Chu9. Winter AyItI roeth
Nov ~ la5S Lave H.v-Yok fo h.sch Cbaoea aoa u'e
medi,s Plse-s foI Par 80 North Rvcr ~ A. ~
E-s"p $50 A. ~ sDa % NJ To- >oasrv' e q HSo 80.
N:i5 A. 81. Sl5 ed ~ n. The above 'rsas onnsS.
p,zsh- ~rb usD. the Nw-Jr Rs 'o.a lss.' Nv
Yob fiem foot % Coeula~dtst 80 and II ", 800
Pm JOHN o. STERNs, Superintendent
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ELUsHING RAILROAD. The steamboat
Isl AND CITY Ie.,.s FUTON Ferry whsf do
sa end 40 and P IN daily mseas saa s.shs ss
az which leave Fu,bnp the hour rorsoos can 90
In BY and retarn ~ te mort any
800. am rain Throush IN minutes fss Is cents.
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SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE

MI TI.v.I.I, for ca CACo, ST. LOUIS. xANSAs sne
- II. ,t ,usion ooDectnins routes fare &c S.ay %
NrwsOpK AND ERIC RAi'ROAO, or NSN-1 ~
CENTRAL RAILROAD os aposlssoop a. Loo "'asN' "
ses las Broadway. cor DeY-st .-,,. 60, 49,.
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usoR CALIFORNIA Day. Of ailias changed


~ 81 "a 21sb q esoh Month -uEw.YOaK sad CIL-
HesEls STEAMSHIP LSE We MoAeASgA :. AGES ..
:s -, sT1s 81 TIE WssT sS;'s.. ss,s.sJ Captain
::': s ss 81 Nss ID s : I'd,
- sesm,bp SIERRA NEVADA, q ono tom. sordsu,J
- Riesssos Trsns route having bot ues OF lsst
svspsyfstscp ~ srss carriages
fropTtetors eublt thea the i6hfnn
esely free from Sse.se, md that the fsica oao 81 70
Eesssss have cesee Pe.se Ia. he.n made BE- tss
sossndns parties ans the skhtest iteseeon 10 Ne
s.nnt between the oceans aeeo be ssprebeDded
CHARLES &ORS an, 2ssni. 40 Bovnns-srce'
Stamped letters tshcp fr Q! o"ru e.eh
CAMNG-DAYS 5th and 2Oth OF each Month
OFsur Hovs nom Oeeso % oossn os rtasms
ssss sisU sTgTe Is NAIL sTEsMsafP COMPANY
hsspd "a s,ses,sh fe Asr'pvs FRIDAY DC Jcoch
ssc~. 90 S..orjts ste.ushi, GEORGE la ", C.st
"a. T. Hsrrdos, u. 8. Navy
s,d cons e. Psnsms Nth the .ci6c Mil oiesnp Con
r~r w magnificent n, SDship JOHN L. SrEPHES A. Il.
ferssn snder. which VII BE- 10 resD~ leave
The posBc r'orrOed tb.s ~. P.ciso Mad stosm.hr
O. always have oae or eHrs lying sans
ready fer 70 avoid pes4e detention Of pssonse,
For psss.rs sppy to l. W. RAvsOND AZ tho only ofao.
u he oompAnes, No IN pess, sSrDer Of Warren 81. n &
EOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA-United
X State. Mail Jise The and splendid seam.hip
ALABAMA Geo Seheres ooaHsDdes sFi ssve Ne~. York
g ssv.n., On sATU Day Dec 3 nom pisi No sOrts
- ssih sssd P Geght sppy hard paasass
SAMUEL L .ITCHILL % IS sro.dw>,.
Ssn Ee~.yors to JschsJDyiile, ssl; Pi'ahs ass
Large and uooous tenohips leevs ssvsansb for Florida
three tpes week connecting With the resmers from Neg
ybs steamer kNOxvILLE, c. D. LaJlow eornrsss6ss VIII
succeed, TIRE above and lave WEDNESDAY,, Dec IL
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?Hg !. |. UNIVERSITY FAMILY
Ls[s ELL VA ~ -,,u- us.-,.. ,----.-- ~
.hs7SG Ea1NaM m ENB M M:1S sasS :

ISSU ED under the seal, sanction and authori.
tv of
THE UNIVERSITY OF FREE MEDICINE AND
POPULAR KNOWLEDGE.
Chartered by the State of PENNSYLVANIA. Apr;l
~. 1893. Witha capital of 100000, mainly
ior the purpose of awestng the evils of
SPURIOUS NOSTRUMS,
Also for ying the Community with reliable
remedies wherever a Competent Physician can.
not or will not be employed have pvrshascJ from
oG JOHN r. ROWAND, his celebrated
R0WAND'S TONIC MIXTURE.
h4own foruPwarls Of twenty-five wears as The
only sure and safe cure for
FEVER AND AGUE &c.
ana his incStimable Remedy for Bowel Com.
plants, '''
No"ANDS COMPOUND SYRUP OF BLACK.
BERRY ROOT,
" hlch highly approved and popular Remsdic,
together with the University Remedy for Cam
plants of the Lungs,
Inc unlyerStyS Remedy for Dyspepsia or In
Ihe C4iVcrity's Remedy for Costive Bowels,
Also the UnveIsity'S Almanac may be had
at the Branch Dspensary, or Store of Il. r. CIew''
crs, u Co., Agents Druggist Chemist, Corner of
Columbia, and Main street, Jackson G IT OLio
May 81, '55. l0-ly. 0''O'
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MEDICAL.
H, T, HelembOId,

CHEMlT, No. 2Gg Chestnut st., noar Girard
llousc, north side, Philadelphia. Sole Manufacturer
of llELMB0LD' GENUINE PREPERA TON
which are purely vegetable. Accompanying each
bottle OF which, will be found more responsible
references in cur immediate city and elsewhere for
the cure Of such diseases as will be mentioned, and
o cure is guaranteed in each and every case un-
der forfeiture of One Thousand Dollars placed in
the hands Of disDtuested and responsible persons
Of this city. These preparations are prescribed by
tho Medical Faculty throughout the Cnf6cd States,
and have become Standard Remedies.
His highly Concentrated
Fluid Extract of Sarsapnriiia!
for removing Impurities Of the Blood cases of SeroI
fula or Kings Evil letter. Pimpes on the face. and
all caly Eruptions of the kin, &c.
Ills highly Concentrated FLUID EXTRACT OF
BUCHU, for diseases of the Bladder, Weak.
ness, DC, flor particulars, which need not be-
given here, see wrapper around bottles, whether
IN male or female, no matter of how long stan.
ding. Perfectly pleasant to the taste and free
from all injurious properties.
1t is gratifying to the Proprietors, to know
that these Preparations have given to Patients
and Practitioners the highest degree Of salts
faction. They can be given with less trouble and
expense to the patient with more certainty Of
success than any other remedy.
'"IhOip pUo lOJlCIo nave Oetn received from dis
tinguished professors and physicians Of the
highest standing expressing the most favorable
opinion of these medicines, fully corroboratipg
and establishing the above facts.
HIS DYsPEPTIC CORDIAL, or MAGIC CHARM il u
pleasant medicine to take for the cure of Dyspep.
STA, Piles. Nervous Diseases, and all diseases
arising from indigestion or a forbid state Of the
Liver
The Liver being the largest gland in the hu-
man body, is more frequently deranged in ,ts
healthy action than any other. The conse-
quences of this arrangement are first Dyspen-
sla, known by costiveness, belching, sour stom-
ach sick headache, nervous feelings, cold feet,
wakefulness and variable appetite. Secondly
II he above symptoms are allowed to 90 on. then
follows Debility Of the lungs and a p.edisposi-
ton to Con sumption a
PRlCE EXTRACT BUCHU, 81 per Bottle
PRICES SARSAPARILLA, 81 Der Bottle
equal in strength to one gallon Syrup .....
PRICES DlSPEPTIC CORDIAL, Al per Rot.
tie Small ones so cents
To be had at the Depot 1863 Chestnut ST. peor
Girord House Philadelphia, or of the Agent
James II. G. Miller, jackson Ohio, and Drnc.
glsts and Dealers throughout the United States
T. 5. Druggists and pealears. in Medicine,
who wish to be Agents, Will please address IT,
I. Helmbold, with reference, names of Post az
flee, County and State
May 3nd, IS. 7-ly
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Proclamation TO tho Citizens Of
Jackson County.

Throw lnY-lC TO THE Docs.
.olvcrmochcrs llyru Electric yolaic Chains. DO.
dUclHg lnsIahtrclIel liom the most aruta pain aud
permanently curngal Ncumlgic Dncases-
rheumatism, painful and swced joints ucuinIpiao|
the ace Deafness, Blindness St. Vius Dancc poni
0tlous OF the Heart periodical Headache pains m Inc
Stomach, Indigestion Dyspepsia Uretincpans
TG1HESE Chans werefistmtroduccd in the city
v OF New York, less than one year since. and
after being sub jcclcd to the most through triaI in
every hospital IN the city, by Ds. Valentine Most,
Post, CarnoCham aud Van Buren, il was discovered
thnt they possess stMgeand wonderful power in the
relief and Ol the above class OF diseases md hpy
at once recommended through the papers of thccity,
their general sC,Ond their sale aud the success that
has attended their use is unpar lIeled
Previous to their introduction into this country
they were used in every hospital in Europc and are
secured BY patents in France, Germany Austria,
ltussa aud England; aud also in the United Sates.
"Jh'hk CI0Sc am p0Hder WeH."
The principles upon which it is claimed that the
Chains produce thormaycou, cures are, first-tbat
all NERVOUS DISEASES are attended aud produced by
deficient supply OF nervous fluid, aud VII agent |
that resembles closely electricity or electric ma,sna
tlsmi aud Sccond-tlnt the electric magnetic chains
by beng worn over and upon the part and organ Dis
eaSed furnish to The exhausted nervous system by .
powerful stimulating effects, the nervous fluid which
Is Sreqnled toprotnccn healthy action through the Gu
TIRE system. Nodsgusting nostrum is allowed to be
taken while using the chains but q rigid Observance
OF thegoneIal laws OF heaIthart required Brisk fric
ton upon the part diseased are much to the effect Of
the chains, by increasing their magnetic power.
1000 DoIarS
will be given to any person who will produce so ma
ny well authenticated certificates Of cure both from
Intelligent poticuts and scientific physicians us haze
been elected by thC use OF puycImach's Electric
Chains They never fail to perform what they are I
'ivc, TO do, aud no person has ever been dssat
sized who has given them trial tr
Ia Frmllp Diseases, /
more than one hundred permanent cures of prolap. I
ms nc have been effected within ,hc last year by y
ne use OF these chains By applying one end the !
hRn 0yc the region OF the abdomen and the other ,
p"n the spme Just above the hips the usual severe
!mpoms lncldcnttO that discascale at once removed
Mode OF Use h
The chain should he moistenrl before usc with
omnon vucgn' and then one end Of the chgip 4
houid bc applied directly to the seat Of the pain or
ID case and obtain apauphlct (gats,) Hcwilal, q
. rNrl0h ihrlD mode OF usrtoall who may dcsncir.
h Ir.n' >o respectfully invited to call uud nve,.
-o,r 'hul nae It's
t u iadigv.
Lodie, who .ncjr0i' Hc .,Iuo.tct uol wpu,.
ZEN hnta lev moments at cnrh time ul ami .l.-
}. by long use miscarriage !, rqnentl, produced 4,
" D. IL. &. MILLER only agent fo' ackson. -
J. STEIN ERl, Cen Agent. y
80 White New York
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-12-06
INSTANTANEOUS.
L. W. GILLELAND D ,
DEALER IN

DEALER IN
AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Corner Of Main anil Broadway Sts, op
poSite the ISham House. Jackson, Ohio,
WOULD most respectfully invite tho attention
Of the citizens of JACKSON and surrounding country,
and the public generally to his large and well soleC
ted stock Of
DRY GOODS,
Of every variety and dcspriion of staple and fancy
Goods, such as, Cloths Cassimcres, Satinetts,
Tweeds, Jeans, Cottonades, Muslins, Ginghams,
Drills, and various other articles too numerous to
mention.
FOR THE LADIES,
We have all kinds of dress goods and dress trim
mings Dress Silks, Dobeige, Chemisttes Dc LANES.
Wro't Collars, Dress Trimmings, White Goods, Cling
hams, Caicoes, Hosiery &C.,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
A general assortment on hands.
HATS, CAPS, AND BONNETS,
Of every quality and style, and at price, that will
surely sell.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
A complete assortment, and for sale low.
HARDWARE AND QUEENSW ARE,
Wooden Ware, Nails, Glass, Salt. Fish, &c. &C.
On hand and will be sold at some price. Also, a
fresh supply Of
GROCERIES.
cannot cnumerato, but cordially invite my
friends and customers to give me call before pur-
chasing elsewhere, as l thiuk it "no trouble to
show goods"
To prompt customers, lean afford the usual facili-
ties on time
Most kinds ofcountry produce taken, at ruling
rates in exchange for goods.
jackson, Oct. 25 'j5 3l-y (con.)