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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-31
Perfectly Pure Medical Tonic

Invaluable IA a remedy against BAD WATER,
GRAVEL, INDIGESTION. DYSPEPSIA. DEBIlI-
TY, &c They also certify that they toapd my
Schnnpps to be free from Arnylic Alcohol or Fusil
OIL an exceedingly hurful ingredient, found in all
common Gin. which DR.. Mott describes "fetid.
acrid, and asthmaca and producing irreparable ef-
fecs upon the and stomach" The certificates
also prove my schnapps perfectly clear of the Sc
cond or heavier Essential Oil of Juniper, also dan
gerous component, produced by the over distlaton
praclced TO increase the quantity in making ordinary
Gin 4"
These statements are made with view TO invite
comparison in California between the genuine Woics
Schnapps and the various brands OF bogus limitations,
Mixed ductOrcd Up, sWeeteind Gih, INST 'taF1,
black bottles, miiaion of my style OF bOttes) under
different names and labels. whether marked London,
German,, Holland Scheidam Schnapps, &c, IN ni-
mite variety that the trial will Result in
California just as il has long since done IN all the
odor States, in repudiating all the bogus, dnwhoo-
some limitations referred to,and the complete triumph
of my pure Scheidam Schnapps.
desire briefly TO notice two facts which have lately
added largely 10 the OF Wolfe's Schnapps in the
City of New York and elsewhere. Let. Pure French
Brandy It Is now almost impossible to obain-nearly
all the brandy imported from France being American
raw spirits sent there, made into bandy and shipped
back again. I'd Many people are abandoning the
use OF American whiskey, brandy and gin, since 1t
has been discovered tnat STRYOHNINE, deadly
poison is IN use at the west in distilling thereby in
creasing the yield of Liquor about one-third.
In conclusion, will say to all who desire a whole
agreeable tonic and s,imuentg give fair trial TO
w o L + e. s
SCheidam Aromatic SChnapps.
UDOLPH0 WOLFE, 3 ole importer,
a6-3m % Beaver street, New York.
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SAN FRANCISCO ADV'TS.
QURTZ MININ G
Machinery
BradfOrd's S Patent Ore Separator.

FENIlE5E MACHINES ARE OFFERED FOR
m sale, and open to the examination OF the
Msng community Of California, performing all that
is undertaken for them, viz: to concentrate the par
tties of rock after II has been crushed aud siz ed
The operation is nothing more than mechanically
spanning out" hut 50 nicely working that gold can
be pdnned readily from "black sand" The most i'm
porant application is 10 concentrate suphurels from
quartz, doing Il rapidly and well Nothing new, and
are in number of mining properties in the
older states. Machinery exhibition and for sale
by JESSE ). BLfDtNBuRGli.
d23-3m l20 Market street. SAN FRANCISCO
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-31
HOTELS, SALOONS, &C.
81. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
General Stage Office,
WILL L.
FRANK JOHNSON,.... Proprietor.

- THIS HOUSE, which ever since the 60
LIZ earliest days OF U-oyllle has been the le.lSs
popular resort OF the resident aud Travelling puohc
has LATELY been thoroughly repaired and rendered
IN its every appointment the very best hotel north o
MaNsHle.
BENG IHE DEPOT FOR THE CALIFORNIA
STAGE co = COACHES, Travellers to and from MI
parts of the STATE, Will find this the most convenient
and desirable stopping place in Orovillc.
The Table
VIII always be supplied with the choicest viands
oblalnable in the market.
The Beds
Are carefIy at lded 20, and aways kept neat and
LOuIl-4taOe.
The Ear
IL stocked with the very best brands of Wines and
Liquors In fact, is the aim OF the undersigned to
MAINTAIN for the sr. NICHOLAS, the character ot II
First Class Hotel, Complete throughout.
FRANK JOHNSON, Proprietor.
n. B.-Traveers, by leaving their names with the
clerk se called Tor the Stages AT any hour lhey
may desire
OroyiIIe Dec 2l d3l-tf
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-08-06
MARRYING WE'LL.
BY T. S. ARTHUR.

"And so dear" said Mrs. Waring, to
her beautiful niece Fanny Lowering, you
are about to become bride" The aunt
spoke tendcrly, and with manner that in
stantly broke down all barriers OF reserve.
And a happy bride | trust" returned
the girl, blushing, as she laid her hand up
on her confdingly.
"Pray heaven it may be so, Fanny"
Mrs. Warnings manners were slightly Sc
rlOus. Marrying is q very important step;
and in taking it, the smallest error may be-
come the fruitful source of unhappiness
i shall make no error, aunt Mary cried
the girl. Edward Allen is one of the best
young men; and he loves me as tendcrly and
purely as any maiden could wish to be
loved. Oh, | want you to see him so much.
i will have that pleasure soon no doubt
Yes, very soon. He is here almost ey-
cry evening
Your father, | understand, thinks very
highly of HIM
oh, yes, he is quite pet of fathers,
replied Fanny.
He's in business then, | suppose"
yes, he keeps fancy dry good store,
and is doing exceedingly well--so he says.
Mrs. Warning sat silent for some time,
lost in a train Of reflections, when she sud
denly started.
You look serious aunt. What are YOU
thinking about ? said Fanny, slight shad-
ow fitting over her countenancc
Mrs. Warning smiled as she answered
People at my age are easily led into Sc
rious thoughts Indeed ! can never contem-
plate the marriage Of young girls like your
self, without the intrusiOns ofsuch thoughts
into my mind. | have seen many bright
skies bending smiIingly over young hearts
long before noon were draped in clouds
Don't talk SO, dear aunt; said the fair
young girl [ know that life, to all, comes
in shadows as well as in sunshine But,
while the sky is clear why dim its bright
ness by thoughts of the time when it will
be overcast. Is that true philosophy, aunt
Nary
If such forethought will prevent the
cloud, or provide shelter ere the storm
breaks, it may be called true philosophy
But forgive me, dear, for throwing a shad-
ow where no shadow had ought to rest
| will believe your choice wise one, and
that happy future awaits YOU
You cannot help believing this when
you see Edward. He will be here tonight;
then you will estimate him truly
As Fanny had said, the young man came
in after tea, when Mrs. Waring was intro
duced. Allen responded to the introduce
ton somewhat coldly In fact, he was too
much interested in Fanny herself to think
much, or care much, for the stranger, even
though named as relative But though
ne noticed but casually, and passed only a
few words With Mrs. Waring, that lady was
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 1857.
Ml MINIS Y 3 Rl.
For the Lewistown Gazette.
A CDOUETTE.

TO C0QUErTE.
Les eo1uets sout des paour sociee.FRENcH PRovERB
Your brow Is polished marble fair,
And, o, how glossy is your hair.
Your eyes sparkling diamonds bright.
Emitting in the darkness light
But thea they're daggers giving pain
To many tender. hearted swain.
Your cheeks are roses, and their blush
Was given by a tender BRUSH;
But then, don't cry-for if you do
The tears will wash away rncr hue.
Your lips are rubies-precious pearls
And sweet any other girls
How poisonous is their nectar sweet p
But, Q, what precious little feet!
Iorr handS-how delicate! how wliite'
Their owner is lady quite.
Your tongue-of IL need not tell
When l reflect that you're a BELL
Your pretty little up-tdned nose
Bless me! where are you in those clothes?
With hoops and crinoline-dont pout-
Don't stick that lip quite far out.
I'm sure meant no harm, not I
You only need the wings to ly.
You are beauty, am sure
And others charms than yours are fewer
Your voice-how Iowl how soft! ! how clear,
Yourself, o, what a little dear!
How soon your charms could win NV love
And bid my heart no longer rove,
Did not know your heart IS steel
And never was 1t made to feel.
RUSTICUS
July 30th, 1857.
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MAGGIE BY MY SIDE.
RUSTICUS.
July 30th, 1857.


MAGGIE BY MY SIDE.
The land Of nay home is hitting.
Fitting frcra r4y view,
\ gale IN ''ig sails IS sitting.
1o.,s me merry crew.
Here let my home be,
Der the waters wide.
l roam with proud heart,
Masgie's by my side.
Ny own love, Maggie dear.
Sitting by my side,
Maggie dear, my own love,
Sitting by ms side.
The wind bowling DER the bi.low.
From the distant lea;
The storm raging round my pillow.
Brings no care TO me.
Roll on. ye dark waves,
Ger the troubled tide,
/ heed not your anger,
5laggie's by my side.
Ny own love, Maggie dear, &c.
Storms can appal me never.
While her brow is clear;
Fair weather Ilusers ever
Where her smiles appear.
When sorrows breakers
Round my heart shall bldc,
StiIl may / find her
Stt.ag by my side.
My own love, Maggie dear, &c.
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TO BUILDERS AND CARPENTERS.
HU M 3 - q 2
Vim. b. Hoffman & Co.

Il their Lumber Yard on East Third street,
\ Lewistown, near the Presbyterian Church,
have received, and are now receiving, in addi-
tion TO their large stock of well-seasoned Lum-
ber-
10000 # panel Boards & Plank, from to 9 in
10000 # first common Boards
$4,000 # second common Boards
20 600 # l. inch Boards
$4,000 # Sdings
1000 lights Of Sash, various sizes,
10000 Plastering Lath, all sizes,
Plain Siding and ready worked Flooring,
Hemlock Joists
Scantling, SKA, 4x5, 4x6, 6x6.
Lap and Joint Shingles and Shingle Lath al
ways on hand.
IF Doors, Shutters, Blinds, and Sash made
TO order.
All orders thankfully received and promptly
attended to. naval
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bic No. 24l9.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
ONE DOLLAB PER ANNUM.
IN ADVANCE.
For six months, IS cents.

Pan NEW subscriptions must be paid in
bce If the paper is continued, and no t
within the first month, 81 ,25 will be charg-
not paid in three months, Sl,50; if not
liz six months, Sl,75; and If not paid IN
months, $500.
papers addressed to persons out Of the
h will be discontinued at the expiration of
Eme paid for, unless special request is made
contrary or payment guaranteed by some
nsible person here.
ADVERTISING.
4 lines Of minion, or their equivalent, con-
sguare Three insertions 81, and 25
Efor each subsequent insertion.
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LOGAN FOUNDRY.

I%S % dGAAS as W ~ ~ 1 80 <.
HE public are hereby respectfully informed
/ that we have leased the above well known
Foundry, situate on Main street, in the borough
OF Lewistown, few dDorssouth of the stone
bridge, where we will keep constantly on hand
-, full assortment of all kinds of STOVES,
nc VIZ hathaway Cooking Stoves, different
CNsizes, Egg Stoves, Nine Plate Stoves, &c
and also
Iron Fence, Hollow Ware, Water Pipes,
&c, and will make to order all kinds Of CAST
lNGS. All orders sent to US will be filled with
care and despatch, and on reasonable terms
as at any other establishment in the State. We
hope, friends, you will call and examine our
stock before buying anywhere else. You will
undoubtedly save money by doing so.
DANIEL BEARLEY & SONS.
Lewistown, March &c, l657.-y
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Pennsylvania Railroad.

Fare to Harrisburg 81 so; to Philadelphia,
90 to Altoona, rs to Pittsburgh, a 70
IPThe Ticket Office will be open 20 min
utes before the arrival of each Passenger
Train. ID. E. robson, Agent.
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West Branch Insurance Go.
InCE HAVEN. Pa.

HIRES Detached Buildings, Stores. Mer-
bndise, Farm Property, and other Build
had their contents, at moderate rates.
DIRECTORS.
HJobn J. Pearce, Hon. G. C. Harvey,
In. Hall, 7. T. Abrams,
T. 4. Mayer, ID. X. Jackmau,
fes Crist, w bite,
Il Dickinson. Thos Kitchen.
Hon. G. G. HARVEY, Pres.
T. T. ABRAMS, Vice Pres.
i. Kitchen, Sec'y.
Y REFERENCES.
5el H, Lloyd, Thos. Bowman, D. D.
Winegardner, VIM, Vanderbilt,
Nackev. VIM. Fearon.
bite, Dr. ). >. Crawiord,
j OuiggIe, A. UpdegraT,
EW. Maynar3. James Armstrong,
ISimJn Cameron, Hon. VIM. Bigier.
RAgent for Miflin county. G.. w. STEW
Il Esq. aP23
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-09-11

lNJUPlCE.--Alonx @. spslding Of the State
IN of Vermont, is notified that Ruth sPaldlng
luid on the, ,26th day OF August, 1851 ME her
petition in the office Of the Clerk Of the Court
lof Hancock and State OF Ohio, praying that she
may be divorced from the said AlonzO @. pal.
ding, setting forth as causes, LIST, habitual
drunkenness Tor more than three years and I'd
extreme cruelty. The Said petitioner also asks
in the said petition that the care ana custody Of
the children Of said parties In said petition
aamed, may be de creed u her, and ior reason
RUTH SPALDiNG.
| By CIPLn 4 BkARpsLEY, her Attys,
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on tho above named DR.. Roback, and he rclcv
cd me oftle neuralgia, together with weakness
n the back. In the course ofthrcc weeks from
the time first applied to him l was ablc to gc,
up and attend to business, and can safely say
that from that time l have enjoyed the best o
ncalth Those who are suffering from any III.
ness would do well TO call on DR.. Roback, ut hi.
establishment, No. 6, East Fourth street.
II. G. STEWART,
No. II Chostnut.st.
Fon SALE by A. LANowoHTHY, Finday; b
u. DARSEY. a Co., Plcasantville WM, VkSLuE
vanlue; WM. PoKTEnrIELD, Dunkirk HESK,
KiLnnffER, PcndlctOn; +. W. GREENE, Colum
bus Grove: HirRiss L BLIZZARD, Ottawa.
Dec. 10 1856, (March 20,'57,) ly.
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disorders. which English Physicians teat will
Mercury to the inevitable destruction Of n,
patients constitution, and which all tho Sars4
parilt In tho world cannot remove. RI dH'
TRIESEMAR No. I, 2, and 8, are prepared In
the form OF lozenge, devoid Of taste or smell
and can be Carried in the wastcoat pocket =
Sold in Tin cases, and divided in separate doses
MS administered ty Yalpean, -Lallemap, Roux,
Ricord, &c, &c. Price t3 each, or four cases
In ono for 80, which saves 81, end In t27 cases,
Whereby there Ia q saving Of %. cl 'es
None arc genuine unless the Engravings OF
the seals Of the Patent Office of England, the
seals OF the Ecoe dc Pharmacic dc Paris, and
tho Imperial College Of Vienna are afixed upon
each wrapper, and around each case. limitations
are liable TO the severest penalties Of tho Law.
Special arrangements enable DR.. Barrow to
forward Immediately, on receiving n remit.
tance, the ~ and larger size cases Of Tresemar.
FREE OF CARRIAGE, to any part OF the world,
securely packed and properly addressed, thus
insuring genuine European preparations and
protecting the public from spurious and per.
nicious limitations.
Attendance and Consultation from IL A. NJ,
til l.. NJ. and from 4 till 3 In the evening
l5T PpIScE STREET, Il few blocks west OF Broad
way, New York. MAY 1, ls67.--ly.
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CLEVELAND, Juno %. 1850.

MR. II. d KINGSLEY Dear Sir: In July, ISIS
II was taken with an ordinary summer complaint
tor winch ! neglected taking any remedies.
hoping thdtit would soon stop of itself; but in
about three weeks ! commenced passing mu.
Gus and blood, and grew very weak, So that !
was unable to do naIfa days work. applied
to physicians. and WAS doSrd FIRST with opiates,
next with pills made Of Bcltadons and Nitrate
OF Silver, t0oh injections Ot Nitrate of Silver al
al! doing no good. ] next tool; various home
remedies; recommended by nurses and old ia.
dies; neither did they do mo good. Again rc.
turned TO the care OF the physicians, aud was
IdOscd with any quantity OgthG most powerful
laStrlnscn, known To the profession ('Win,) bu,
AL to M purpose. ! next tried Homeopathy.
which, for Il time, helped me, but thoy could
not advance beyond Il ccrI.,.a point towards u
Icurc.
From my experience, unhcsi,atlnrly pro.
nouncc it the hest Dyscntcry medicine ever
made. and would heartily recommend Us use to
every one with like difficulty. lam led to make
tbs statement IN the public. through gratitude
for the blessing ii has conferred upon me, and
through tho hope that others like all. Cled, may
reap the bencllt of us use
! Yours, respectfully, J. II. HART.
/ For sale by. "A. Langworlhy and n. Dixon,
| Findlay; HiIkins & Co.. G.lb6a; Dye. SirUther
& Co., Van Buren,, and By agents n n! the prin.
| icipal towns In Ohio.
! II. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
june 10, l557.-ly. Agent for OHIO.
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AMENDMENT NO, 1.


Resolpsd blythe General insn,bsy ofth. state Of
Ohio, Thre ffths ofthe members elected TO each
house concurring therein, That IL be and hereby
IL proposed 70 the electors Of the State, OH
the second Tuesday ofOctober next to approve
or reject tho following amendment as d sub.
sutute for the flrst and second sections oftlie
thirteenth article of tho Constitution. Viz:
Corporations OF every description shah be
created, ana corporate powers granted only by
general laws which shall define the powers,
pftyioges and nmunitics and prescribe tho
duties and liabilities Of each class or dscrip-
tions OF corporations, but the General Assem-.
biysmay enact special laws for the relief OF
corporations In peculiar cases, and may make
special provisions in regard to corporations IN
casos wherofrom their peculiar location or In.
teresis such special provisions arc required,
and may nom tine to time ilpr orrepeal all
Buch laws, az are authorized by this soGtinn.
N. II. VAN Worries,
Speaker OF the House. Of Representatives.
THOMAS II. FORD,
President Of The Senate.
Dated April 5, 1857. -
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~. President OF the Senate
Dated April Sd, 1887.
AMENDMENT no. ).


Resoirsd by hs Gens,di dssembiy Of tie Stat,
a. Ohio three.Afths OF tho memborS lectcd Ia
each branch oonourring thcrein thai IL be aud
hereby Is proposed To the electors of the State,
10 vote on tho socQr kTucsday or October next,
toapprove or reject the following amendment
Ms substitute for the second and third sections
Of the Twelfth article Of the Constitution. -
All property, personal and roal, shall he sub.
ject 10 taxation by a uniiIm rule. at the true
value thereof in money, but such deductions
from credits may DO allowed as the Gonncra
Assembly may doem expedient; Provided. that
burying grounds, public school houses. and all
other public property, and all institutions Of
purely public charity, and al houses used OK.
cluSively for public worship, shah he exempt
from taxation; and II the total value " the
personal property Of any person shall not OF.
coed my dollars, tho same may he exempt
from taxation, All properly emlycd in bank.
Ing shall always bear burden txationof equal
To that imposed on the property OF nd.vid
usls.
n. II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker OF tho House of Representatives.
THOMAS II. FORD,
President Of the Senate.
Dated April I'd, 1851
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+ UN Il IL A LIS .

THE undersigned have procured an ex.
cellent Hearse, aud will, therefore, be en-.
abled hereafter not only to make cofiins, bul
also te attend funerals on the shortest no
tice. 80.
No Charge
Win be made for attending funerals, and
Isatisfaction will be warranted, both as il re-
gard the style and price Of collins. ,
~ Don forget the place, one door eas
o. Henderson's block, on the south side o
Railroad street. G. w. PARKER,
-. J. r. CLARK,
Findlsy, o., Dec. 81 8b--tf,
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AMENDMENT So. 5. - ~


Resofed By iss .deiatI Asssaibis Of he State Of
Ohio, thrco-filhs Of the n'onbers elected to each
uppse colcurring therein. that IL DO, aud here.
6yb proposed 10 Lhc gloct,r. Of THIS Stale u
vito, on the second Tuesday Of Octber next
sppop the approval or rejection Of the following
sajucndment as IN additional section ~ article
oic~On ofthe Copslitation. Every County which
now is or may hereafter be entitled 10 MOI c
than ono Senator, or Gcpsonia;iyo Tor tie 70.
dduo Of the present doceDnial period, or Tor
vi, or any portion of any Subsequent d0connial
period shan be divided INTO as many Senatorial
and Representative districts as there may BE-
Senators or Representative elective In any year
OF tho present, or any subsequent dccenliial pc.
Rod which districts shall be oi contiguous Ter.
ritpTy, andeach district shall contain he ,rly
= rsltlo for Senator or Representative aS is NJ.
gtainabe, without violating the rule horem given
,ns0b coniiguity, and without dividing amy town.
sup, election precinct, Or ware, II any Issprc.
sentative, or S'atorial district composed vi
tWo or moro Counties shall by reason Of any
excess OF popalauea oyer = ratio, be omitted u,
additional R3p rps0nta.tyes or Senators Tor any
.Et,ytiop OF uespFesept or nity sabsequent dc
8olu,iAl period, iis dstrict shaiIbc divided into
two districts for each portion of such dreenna
period, which shall DO contiguous tvrIityry
and each shall contain us near i Ratio us Is NJ
tainAble without dividing Counties.
II By reason OF tho annexation OF one Senate
rs11 district, 70 another, there Snail be any ex
lxns OF population over a Senatorial ratio, whicl
shali " entitlcd 10 Additional Scilatof1ar repre-
ssntatun for any portion OF any dcccnnial pc
rod, each district, a. now constituted. s.iil
I1oSt ono Soa0r. ~
UouplIcS shall be divided into distrlcis b,
The county commissioners or sgch otIor boar,
2 GodlcerS elective and rosident Ia Tue lsycpo
cs1nty " may be provided Wy law. ASs<s
sss s. T ~ siSs. sIt s%dsIss n a tscss Os sSaS s'
mber OF cithor house shall be diyded tpt,
dstIicts for tho residue OF the present iecen
i,iaI period, ami VI IeAst four months k.,og 1
70 general election la tle irst year Or eaci
1hseque Mt decennial period, the counties on
titiod 10 more than one membor for all, or Nj,
ISissas e susS sS ssSsoSl g esf2 & al.i Il ssr Il 4
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Dated April Sd, 1857.
Rfsotped by Uix General .fst,gib oSHs Sfnts Of

Rssoipsd by tia General ,-f,Wg,b,y fflt STAFF Of
Ohio, Three -finhs ofthe members elected To each
House concurring therein, that II be, and licrc
BY is, proposed 10 the electors ui this State 10
vote ON tho second Tuesday Of October next.
upon the approval or rejection oftnc following
nfB6udmcnt, as n substitute fnr the nth and
sixth sections ofthe fourth article OF the Con.
situation, vii Sgc,5, Distrc shall bc held
IN each county atleast once in each year. rs
one or more District Judges elected by tie
electors Of scporate districts 10 be prescribed
by law, who shall hold their olrc for fivs
years; and during their continuance In office
shall reside In the dir!ct for which they are
oleotod. The provisions uftho fourteenth soc
tlon Of this article shall apply to Distric,
Judges, The General Assembly may by Law
Aathorlzc the Judges Of the District Court, and
OF the courts OF common ploaa, TO fix the times
ofholding their resptctice courts. Until District
Judges shall have been elected and gu ii,eed
Dptrict Ctsonr shall be held hy tho Judges o
the Supreme Court and of the Court Of Common
Pleas, as now authorized. Sect 0. The Distric
Court shall have such jurisdiction MS miy b.
provided by lnw, and the judges thereof ,iial
have and exercise such power and iurisd ctloi
NJ chambers, and may 10 required to SIT n
Judges Of tho courts OF Common Pleas as shal
be directed By law.
n. II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker ofthe House Of Representatives.
THOMAS II. FORD,
N President OF the Senate.
Dated April Sd. 1857
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S r @ W I s.

We constantly full and complete assortment Cooking
not 10
dlly, la
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lam Il physician Of thirty years practice
Ny principal study has been diseases of ic.
males. They have generally bai,icd my best
efforts. Obtaining the materials composing
with them, gave the medicine a fair trial. and
found myself abundantly successful In my
former practice could only mitigate the symp.
toms ofabout half the eases. and could not cure
one in ten. Now can radically cure seven.
teen in twenty, and can mitigate the rest. !
consider Mars.ialls CLthOlicOn the greatest
blessing 10 females have ever met with.
JAS. II. WILLIAMS, u. H., Charleston.