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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-17
News from Carson Valley.

1ne Inhabitants Of This valley never doing more
prosperous basiness than wing 70 the ucreesod
facilities for commun'cnion with Cafoyua sna Inc lp
arrivals OF overland emie mt, there 10 great dena
for all sneir aaricukura aud mechanical producs IN,
" vide awake sbous their Tertiary are san
gu'us they wl succeed Ahorry IN get hemseiTes ~
ua rpou fah
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Later from Salt Lxks.

RUxORKD DAFxAr OF 6ENEEAL HAaSEy-8rI9 q
AMONG THE MoaAoNa or CAxaos VALLEY.
We COPY the following rom sne Carson Valley coYyaJ-
porderce Of the Sacramento UEtou Il 10 dated Genua,
(Carson Valley seps 10. We place no credence In the
report
Within the last week :sn dsvs there has gres
STIR among the kormops In h. place and vicinity Rumor
has that orders from Sal. Lake, ai she instance or
Bsghsm Young, have been received, for aid In tho
preaching troubles ~ Salt Like Trus II 10 ths; the LAt
Day Sxnls almost unanimously dsposing o: their pro
perry st sacrifice, and will be ready 70 move In t~o
week. 10 supposed hat about four hundred men ~:A
their n miles will answer the cs Guns pistols ard
ammunition Are seiu1e Of . premium
Il ID also 70 ported here tbas Cen Haypey with $500
troops. met and driven back by the Normons. with
loss OF 600 The 10 sAd 70 have reached here
BY special express direct from Sail lake within day
two past
immigration coming thicker aud fasser trains ia
sieht from Hnng till night Mormon ranches res a.
IL disposed OF 10 Immigrants. aud s W be hoped that
win rapidly increaae In popp atm BY the exchange.
BY tho last from Calfo5 nla had report that
Brigham Young bad been tsssn pssoner charge Of
seascn and that Col Hsrpoy his way 70 washing
ton with the Governor IN CHARGE Ard snst,as
oh bjeci Of he above 20 cset hal report Col
Hsrpey not expected 10 lrrvo sah Lks before nc
LIST OF November
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-17

Oar Ca FROM This fesysory 5th inst The ocn
sutionA Convention making rsrid progress, md
important repoyts hal tee sEder discussion THO
slavery ssue ends te favor, and In CALfurnla Inc
ciiixens seem dhpned 10 let alone.
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ne following ID he liz. Of
rREAsUaE PER NOE

We are Indebted 10 the expires, companies Of Bsfoyd
%, Wells, Fargo %, and Freeman Co., and to tho
san Francsoo depot Of j. w. sullvAD, Tor nies Of
OAnognh papers.
ne oMcdai result Of the state eles.ion had been de-
eAred In most OF NE counties. tho o;N VOC pced
nsea thousand behind bai Of Inc preceding election
Ns returns show majority for JOHN q. veer, the de-
ccraio candidate for Governor Of eeven hoasAnd
scA Bn~ie, (Amercan) aud Stanley, (rspahHoan) MONT
sees Ts 10 ter leads his Know Nosning compeisx
AAcol and yctes. ne Lss;snscre Aso oyeswnelmnsy
aenourxSc.
rhe people resoved " psy sbe ssssc deb, b!
ysiy nrtosn taoasAnd Assnai "repudlAon out have
Aso refused 10 ui ssao ooavenop 70 revise .no
rrullon msjoriy OF AL he voies saa; neoessasy
10 Convcnion; bui 10 Eesi was hc indifference
asiisssed ssS iuporsxns oue,don, hat poiey only
u NE psopc voted cn IL saa
nniBs operations ,arcugnout sse sssle were csried
- vigorously ever. me various fumng cornpsnce
Ne rivers ssacg rsfly ,s work n s beds Of ne
Streams and many Of ner eassrprses rssrinns
ssssSuIy.
rAs crops ihroushou, No sse had sercrsny bess gar
ssrsd in excellent condisinn.
rhe missionary bark joan wlnsns, ~ al scccuIis
vas u UpolA, ali wea
mnixrsIss ty overland ron.e pouring the
AAas h reAa numbers rpc rumbsr Of women rni chi
A1eo - also u stocx, unusually gToAS Tue grcas
pajosity Of ,he trAins nAd difbcolsY ~.a
indiana
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Yc~ further indian dsprods.ous .crar,sd fas
rival o. ,hc coasnicn in Pages Sluni betxeeu
the various ports 10 wbica 70 csrey e mails wis
yecnmed with enthrsiAsm by ,ns people.
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ARRIVAL OF the NOR TnERN LIGHT.
~~>~>~~~~~~>~>--~~~<~~~~
Details Of Two Weeks News
from California.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Arrival ofS1, ,6S4, 400 in Treasure.
se~NNoN@orNoNo<N>-o~-~~
REPUTATION RRPUDIATED In CALIFORNIA.
.sS--o~~rSJSo.~eeo~-NosN~
MARRIAGES. BlaTHS hN0 DEATHS.
ey>rN~oO~~>Noore~V-~Nr|e
Hames Of tho Central Americas Lost
Passengers.
M A r. II q T b,
&C.. TO-, 4

M Unised Batoa mall steAmsnp Northern Light, L.
hklspaugh commander lafs Aspipwall at $40 P. 4. a
ne IN instant and arrived or Havana The night Of she
~. LA Havana =. 10 "A. n. on the l,h {havtng taken
- board 800 tons ocaD and arrived at Quarantine n II
u y. yesterday.
Hhs brings NE California mails Of Sept. II, eo4 100
il treasure on freight and 72o o. sepgors.
The Pscino Mall searaship COMPANY b steamer JOHN L.
AsveH,J 7. Watkins commander, icft aan Francisco
espG n a lol6 A. u and arrived al Panama Oct g. Gs
A. ~ with 7s7 passenger and treasure follows viz
For New York ,Ssa, $40
w 1o6Hn0 L1V,Vo1
Tw Panama .......................... 10000
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SI,esa,s93

AUsAA ,ooo ooo
me- Northern Light oss u Aspnwau United Sases fhgate
wabaSb, bearing he broad ponnsns Of Commodore Paud
10, 70 sail immediately On abort cruise
On OOa l5 At $50 A. lat 81 deg. NORTH lon. 70 deg
west, fell In with tho wreck of ahp OF shout 500 tsns
Rascrn bui wstcr,ogsed snd deserted; foremast
supmas and bSwspr gone; spays drifting Alongside;
gone from The .iern, with e exception Of ON he serm
nAon Of the Of her por, metal letters. she nad
evidently been boarded, ~ her Arcnos, chains s 30
were gone.
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s.yssss ~ % Jupsssur- -Lr v.osscy cfs,'sa ~ sse
cemse o. ~ ei Jasfce sarfsT, was 70 - nsd ~ tnn
Sovernor various names had been suggested for tne pc
sMco srions wbich the more pronlsen sere Hsssn
,, " hegs Baldwin End Gregory Ysie, Of San Irsr
sNo;J SWnsns, of sacramento, snd Jadse Dsnseraels,
shasta hsericr msmbcr, David Terry, who 'un ths
ssunsiet a. the Vigilance Oommses ~ san rrssc ~c, IL
so ite uh,f Justice u NE sosvcms Ccurt sse ste Of
ghI srpie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-17

eighth section Of the constitution vss MA IN opsratsa
Dursg thas sesion the uaahinery Of shs goveruusns
vass expenditure Of money. A re,me wHs isssiassd
whieh, upcn ,he assembling 4 The nsxt Lsgtslssare,
mont brcushsto dead halt he'd tss ei6n,h ssoon been
Htdly eafosced. rhe Pablo reveaue was then bos vi
ans and YIN Qua he mourning OF larger Indebtedness
hsn e3oooo0 wc should have hen hs - starting
pOfn-no treasury and . mevely nomiuAl xass orHsnl.
laton but In earring ont the very laws enacted by
he ns LesislAsuys large debt VS. uns soidabe This
ssumest eoes not Of oouse apply 70 heavy sspropria
tons made ate,wIG nor In furhesAaoe of We Laws Cd
vessd to; but neae, comparatively speaking, form in
significant em In the sum total Of present
That greater economy might not have deserved BY
we nyst Letlature. even under the knaon Of mons0y
isss body wss ros By sns rs-,cvs sshsS ss
ucn III power e enaot Whatever laws deemed necessary
70 the well being Of the young a and tho mped duy
such laws, cannot be mAerS Of doubt II was tho work
ing Of these primary onanmenm vhich entaod much Of
c no s ~ sns c We ns
has been the dscon Of vas majority OF the people Of the
State. 1he prevaiag sentiment u this eua y. uest
past snd or the future 10 stick 30 tue letter OF the
constitution the necessity for nrrrrrg debt which
may nope Ss osa
and yet bc not restrained in our he,hfui progress.
PRODUCE MARKET REVIEW.
creased rmness through the farmsh and auuarrne do
msstic. ~ wrile will bear qaoaaiion Of So sne ce
nsnd for consumption has been steady both The
Of byeadstuHs d owing 70 tae ymsrs Continuing 20
withhold their wheat from Market line OF action -heh,
persisied in fur few month. longer may INDUCE
siderable skpmcns rfcm the Fart wners tao harvest ths
season has BEEN Of tina most abundant k1osn
BY the Fyr Dutchman there were received 1900 bbls
Gsnego foar, which still re mains unaoid Some snaii
lots OF GAleEc, In all probably 100 bb, were sold from
nrst hands cusing the fortnight, Ai$i2 bo.
WBEAT--Tbe market has been sxoeedinglv stiff durirg
he fortnight and high So 8s paid for chlioe milling
samples day. however, the receipts heavier and
prices are oroopns VIC qoo,e 90 aako for ordinary to
choice ~ we write
BARLEY The average figure has been 81 80 81 IS for
the paat two wseks and dcoursglng accounts from No
the fail have thus far hsd 5eycepbe eec upon pries
here. We qrote 70 day 81 60 I 81 6b yer 100 lbs.
Qm-2Ales have rather droopet slnoa last steamer
and 81 ob 81 l2h are top quotations we wFIe Tne
Augusta Kaufman load cargo for AustTSls, and sho
80 some extent will made 10 yar
What Cheer. These exports, hoseyef, viii hardly rs
large enough TO Affect prices cne way or the otne-
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n, exclusive Of Aspnwan passengers

SUMMARY OF FassEsGKRs nv THE SONORA PROM SAN
rRAScIsco, August 20, cosYEcrINa WITH rus
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yryrH AvErrr-oa. MARX srrrHgTsor,
rvo splendid buildnss Al the Juncslou or Hxoaawsy,
rns svesse ard Twenty uth ssees, designed scr noei
srs cisss boarding houses usually have about atser
men employed; dschsrvsd nve snce I.s vo,k, and q
prsselsy " . s1n fu-shss rsduc,op IN ,es pms0 o
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-10-09
Deatbs.

Ia Saco, i5,h ult., Annie Marie, daughter CI
Jane. and Mary J Wood, sg.d 81 moa'hs -
81 Inst Mrs Nancy JohnSun, aged 81 years,
In Dayton, 23l Ill, Lizzie, daughter OF Amos
and Kelsey Woodmsn, aged % years, II months.
Ess,era pspers please cvpy.
la Navy Yard Village, kiiiery, Me-, on Sun.
day 21lh ult., after sickness of only two DAYS,
Samuel Badger, Esq aged ~ years-weil known
~ an -mineht ship.builoer IAN enierpn.ng eth.
zen ana christian gentleman.
In ParsOusiield, lsi ult., Mr.. William Z. Went.
worth, uged IS years, son OF the late Evans
WeatwOHh. OF ROlnsiOtd, n H.
In LI,nsTick, July llIh, after u long and tedious
sickness, occsslOned by disease OF the hear,
Iheoja,e u, wife Of Horace p Greene, aged So
years.
In this city. 81 int Sarah daughter Of Bill
llngs Hods,ion, AGED 81 months.
In tins city, 9TH inst, Henry Hawkins, formerly
OF Conway, n a., aget q years.
la Alfred, 30ih uli., VIM c.. son Of Timothy
shaw E>q aged Is years
In Cambtidsrpor, september q, Mr. Freeman
Davis, aged 10 years and 10 months, sOn Of Abram
aut Mary Jane Davis, of BlddeioTd
Ia this city, Oct. 2ni. Mrs Hannah A., wife
OF Albert u. ilil, aged 10 years months.
"ilsppy soul, thy days are enIeti,
Al thy mourning here below,
Go by angels hands attended,
To the SIGHT Of Jesus 60.
Waiting to receive thy spirit,
10 the Saviour stands above,
Shows the purchase Of his merit,
Reaches cut acroNn of love"
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WORLDS BLESSING.
Or. J. 3. NJ. GouLD's.

En,ervl aecOrdlns to a., Of Congress, In The year
ls5a. 10 the ClsTAs oaicc ofthe District Art
VI Massashusstis.
VIFE woali call the attention. Of the Pabe -, ss0a
w dertal PFeparaiioa, used only AZ an eAssr spi
t,ttoa which Ia SURE remedy, carrs IA trs I-tS -
aoars removes the seystrst pain In 10 nna''s' @1a
eViSests. ar, daily received by the doctor, u "
aghess resOmmsllatloa. nsihis day received ths o''
SNlng ga asa ,ssa
DEAk STA Ever since lhs Session u tAe Lss,s.'ll,
NOIuuSucrl have been severely ai1ictsl with lniis1
acry Rheumatism. 1 eNpcLici u,nsh moary sNa14'
ID lining ANY Tcef, uhsao u oar ksprvssntao'r,
.soasht me a bOuls of your Rhsamasic BAln,' aud
ron ts nrsi application the pain began 10 deefvss'
.Ea am alaaost entirely fce irum tAe auct.on.
Gca are aNtre that orierci sS b'ttiss more, WASH
lisnbas,l sIn0ng suffering nlSals, snl Ia eNrf3 .u-
lance /. has aror,led immoiats rci.si VIII give us
sstimoGy II ths worth u yOar nsd,ce, Gnsacsd, As
s1hf % my apYrcV.aiion ofyvar Sndea'ors 70
)SShc The pain aud anguish Of Jour kliSS-msn'
Very respectfully,
W. a.. Il. nAs Kill,
Clerk Mass. House ks.''
pr.JB.g Goaii, East Ab,ngtoa, Mass.
Mr. = L. CArd, Ts.iasss .! Portland, who has BEN
,cts wuh Scrsiaa Coz the last thTls yesrs, sarerns
ausoqdetly, much palm, ami whsss T.g a. had De-
lme sofe ana lame that sss very dLcas ior hH'
~ rss his hard o hrs head o. 10 pa On AMI take "a
al silhOat asssEce, AID Who has tTiCl Insuy s,ais
dmeiicine, without aLY hsVrabls srsct sAs lniucsi
10 Try br Goali' kAeamate Balm, BY vhch apple 4
ou c wsln tsvlty maatcs restored 10 TIE use oihi'
,rn, ard can ugs use q Gveiy.
AT Carl yvslics In Alter strcct, and ~cull b happy
o reccu,mepd % ttcss siolsry afaie,et. II may ~
..ii Win truth THAI |. inled TIE Verids IisssisS
No. II, Aiier 81, Portland, Ne. =. l. CAsp
Sfice .aa In eorstsry, No. l-2 school
street, Bo-fes.
Sod hy Tris,uam Ullu'aa, ssco Dr.. j. saw
,er, BIdelorl, and all the pnaciPal Drlssis's "a
he state.
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Mr.. W. X. Foster. or Bangor. the
inventor and manufacturer, of litde in
strument Tor sharpening pencils, has just
closed . contract for SlOJ,OOJ worth OF the
article. That Is pretty large operation IN
a small line II Manufacture. Mr.. Foster
has hitherto kept forty hand, constantly
employed, aud turned oGt Gi(y gross OF the
shhrpeacrs per day. lao viii now be OBJ
liscd to largely extend his opCntlons. Al
though the article seems small aud unimpor-
tant, q. first glance, /; Is nevertheless one
which has created an immense demand, and
the manufacture of which has bscOmc u
great business. Vast quantities are used IN
this country, and the demand Cor export Ia
Europe il Increasing every day.
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|A.erie.n Safety Paper laa.iie-
|iuriag Company Of New Yssk- /.
TsiH CAPITAL. 100000. :
a. Eicholas, Prss+. Once, 70wall g.

IL 4.
A Perfect Security against all manner 81
: Fraud or Coxnlrf dfing on Papr-Ts
I Prereni Photographs and Anasiaiie Csrx.
lerjab, Erassres, Tfansfns or Alterations
Having purchased the Psieat for the exclusive
| right 10 manufacture and cell the new CheinicL
! Paper In Amcfics. invruird and pairulsd On Eng.
land by hrSsr GLYsS, cclebtsled chemist ssd
officer IN the British army, u 10 hardly .scesssry
10 say that the Psp-, 10 recommended by NJ.
Kent, Assayer the y. 8. Mint, Mr. Lyman u
II bc New York Clearing House, and Meade BNah.
er., extensive aud skiIllul pho,ognp bcn, -
Broadway, N. Y. The lsiier say that no i,ni,a.
i,oa can be made On q cheek % bank note priuied
on the Safety Paper. Below IL our lis, of prices
4 Bank Checias-S cts per ~.
Bank Bills-slS for 1000 ,heeis.
B.lls Of Exchsuec-S25 fr 1000 .hecis
Promi,-oey No,cs-40 cts per ID. CT ll q.
Sight and Time Dni,s-s25 Coz 1000 sheets.
Insurance Policics-i0 cts. per ID.
Railroad Stocks and Doads-&0 cenis per 10.
Bank and Stale Slocks-i0 cts per 10.
BINDS and Motigsgrs-i0 cts. per H..
Wills and Deeds--4O cts per 10,
Por wrapping Silks and other fine articles 4 IL
excelleat, ss u prevents moths. ~ cts. q ID.
/ For tndeatures aud Agreements. 40 cts. peril
| AL State and County Records should elways be
printed or written on this Paper, ~ the chemicals
inserted In the pulp no, only prevent ensure or
transfer, hut make u lasting a. time.
\ For Southern Climates ID 10 excellent, and
mach sup, rior TO any Other; a. the moistness oi
ihs climate does not destroy ii,-,be properties in
serted Ia the pulp being q preventive. In al the
southern states, Cubs, the West ladies and the
Central american States, no public recools can
be- kept over 20 yesrs, written on the ordinary
paper, while the oils aud other chemicals Inserted
In this Paper makes il understandable by The rav.
ages Of time. II Is On proof against moths, ret.
and other vernin, which feast on md destroy oil
other paper now IN use /
The Company have now In operation Mills 10
Morris County, N. j., Of about 800 horse power,
snd arc sbleio oil nil onlen TOE Paper Ut ihs
shortest notice.
Ia. NICHOLAS, President ofihr Company, No.
20 Wall Street, OF to L. o. COwAN, Agent, Bid
deiotd -r... ..--.. .s... 3l3n
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MarriQQes.

Ia Ssco, l9,h nl'., by Rrt. J. Kceley, Mr. Hum.
phrcy a. Hanson, aud Mr. Eliza Poille. both ot
Ssco. 1t int 10y Rev. A sanders-n, Mr.. Chas.
F,ll"u TO Mi,s Mag Mcgee, both OF saco.--
3'd ins' nv Eh. .. LihJy, Mr. Alvin Hartman
aud Mis-, Mary u. PosS, both of Sscoyrz5s
IL Lower Bartlett. hy Joseph Piiman, Eq., Mr.
Andr-w Msnin, II Hollis, To Mis- Fncinc,r
A. Radon, of Bfidg,nn
Ia SumeT.worh, 3llh ult, Nj. Samuel Jsllison
VI WAiesto'oagh. Me, 10 hii.s MsryE Joy, If
South Berwick, Ale 29lh ult Mr. William J,
Hartman. of Jackson, TO Mss Rose n. Turker
IT Sar"nach. N. Y. 9th ult, Mr. Newell u.
varney TO Mis- Sarah ABBY Femlld, 18th a N
" rSics, Me. 2!J uit Mr William Welch, Of
l. neTics, Me 10 Miss abby Dodlry, Of Water.
o'on2h. Ale. 2l., ult., By Rev. X s. SiuLhs, Mr.
Daniel ,iould TO Miss Jane Dyer, both Of Ber
wick, Maine.
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Tue DECLINE N FloUR For some time
past there hes been steady decline in the
price OF -four. One who merely glAnces at
the price current from time 10 timc would
hardly realize that there has been fall of
nssrly three dollars on a barrel, Of some
brands, but it is even 50. The New York
Herald gives the following statement of
pric,s ON the Goth of July and 9th of Sep
J;T,-,nea NJ tvo months.
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4 despatch from New York, dated the
III inst states that. on that day, there was
n further decline in -four, OF from 30, to 80
cents ON a barrel, State iinur being quoted
ut 81 % cash. or Sl.I5 ON the usual time.
Waett, also fell to Z cts. on the bushcl.
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5Prtiul Autitrs.
rnE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY:
SIR JAMES CLAGEE'S
orr-,, .r-n rrMATp pTryS


Prepared from Prescription Of SIR J. Clarke, 81. D.,
Physician Extraordinary 20 the Queen.
THIS invaluable n,licine l. aaidHos In the cure Of
all those painful AMI dangerous diseases incident to
the fmae Constitution II mrleEass all excess and re-
move. al DISTRACTIONS AMI brings on the monthly Pgr
Cd with regularity Ts.s pills ,h,uIl BE- used two or
three W gs prior to c11aasmsuti they byy the con-
s:ltut5n aI lessen the SUI rim during labor, enabling
&c mother 70 perform her duties with safety to herself
AMI "dli; ., =. ,,.., nv female. ,h,, ar,
-, n, ing the E,d nrss m0aiA', as they are
- an ., 'sscaySiIgsI buI At every other time
.nI In sy.,v o,h,r cas-, they arr perfectly safe.
=, No.. q, Ssryoa. ~ spinal AGss,i.n, pain In
N, lack aud Limbs, IIsavine,s Fa'gas On snsh' sA'
eron. Ialpi,lilou Of the Heart l'w"s'' OF sr''''r
Mysteries, siss IIgalache Wilkes, aa' a" tue P''o'
disease. occa.ioasd by dsorlsrei syssa these f'''
Will sasrt cure when all other means have t'Sl' "i
although possril remedy, does not contain Iron e-
om,l. antlmsny, OF anv other miner'l.
Yu direction, accompany each bottle. Price, In The
uul,eIs,Als. ami Canada, one Dollar.
sole Agent. cor the Uuisl states And Canada,
LC. BALDWIN, 4 CO,
Rochester, ". Y.
TurrLT 4 MOSES, Auburn n. y, General Asen's
SILL 90 anl o postage stamps enclosed !" any
authorizes, AgyUt, vii, ensure bottle i'As fs ~ ~
.,I Nv = ,U,chell, saeo Wa. c. Dyer, BIZ.
,Isfrri, emf Drnssi.ls Ia every toWn In the Ih'"u
"a n F,.,.- Co, 40 ], coobru, n','sa, gh9ls'lls
agent f'r y .'"''H'-pN
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DR.. CHEEsEMANs FEMALE PILLS

10 resort 10 them al Ouce With these la her possession,
her spr-Iy cure l. irrgone conclusion. There l.
,ccason 10 Inquire the nature % the difficulty, IL
arises frlm th- suspension, iTrcguarty, Or over activity
4 ANY afthe fiusdl1B distinctive n sex, it, ref i as
sn under tie operation % these rus succession
gi,v - nlght. In the crisis % LIE which PrScSdss,
III 4. IA that when follow, maturity, they greatly "a
cltste the chance taking place In the system aal OBJ
~ taks thsm atany time, except during the trru 81
,i,, 10 administer them al that time would be 10
,.,sys5t Stturs Irom fulfilling herdesign.
Tbsss Pills aTs put az In square hatboxss Persons
,t,ir- ,h.,s there a 40 agency established, b. en-
1. o. p,iInr h, 4 a letter, prepaid, IL ID. {. l.
CIsssrSiS, Dox NJ. = 81 Post onee Sss-ltrI CIV
car have hsrn sent 10 their respective aade.es y tr
turp NAIL Agrals-S ,. Mitchell, sseo A'Sa" ST'
Rttleflrl; n. n. Hay, toghsnd h'uA'us w '''
On, NhalStale ami rytaii.
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M. cUDwoRrit-Do,anis luhr.Ary. Nc.

- y u
W lla-ari slrsst. Hsst'n Mas.
Am. CUpWOKIn attributes 20 Ma NAN ptscoyFhN
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Ass;sner,s Notice .

NOTICE j. hereby given that John Lord of BIZ.
\ drilrd, IN the cOuniy ut York, and State IL
Maine, trader'hss, thls day, assigned 10 me, the
subscribed, all hi pnIperty aud estate, both real
and personal, no, cxemp, b; law from si,schmen,
'us tie benefit at hi- creditors. SAID Instrument
sf assignment sls, b. found al the oiHcs of Coed
win & Fakes, Ia sid BiJie(Orj, and ihre months
,re allowed u ali creditor, vi sad Lord, 10 be-.
come parties 10 saii assignment according 10 law.
DAVID FALES,. Assignee.
DiddeslrI, October o, 1851. u q.
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