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Fits! Fits!! Fits
DIR, HANCL'S VEGETAB- L EXTRACT
Z ? l L K P TIC PILLS.

For TIL, Cue Of Fits, SpasDes, Cramps and ali
TeIgoas and Constitutional Diseases.
ECERSONo who are lahoring under this distress.
l. ing maIOdy will find DIR HANCE'S fEGE.
Table EPihEC nc PILLS to he the only relne-
edy ever discovered ior cutting Epilepsy or Failing
Fits.
These Pills p9ssess specific acticn on the ner
Vous system; and, although they are prepared espe
clay tor the purpose of curing Fits, they ure also
OF especial benefit for all persons afflicted with
weak nerves, or whose nervous system has been
prostrated Or shattered from any cause whatever--
In Chrome compalnts OF diseases of long sanding
supelnduced by nervousness, they are excee dingly
beneficial
Price SO rer box, or two boxes for S.. Persons
out OF tie city, enclosing remittance, will h ave
For sale by SEr I'll 5. HANCE, No. los BAlIl.
ORE SIR EEF, Baltimore, Md, to whom orders
from all parts OF the Union must be addressed pos
paid. Tmu2S, ,'57.tvl
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A GaIphin badly Involved IN his
own FaIsehOOdS.


Fnons Of his recent cards June l5thl to the
pubic, tbs Black Republican deiauller, Gibson,
tells The iplIowing sso,ys
''Ay Predecessor hiied te ray what he owed
the State, by very large sum- tie paid what
the accounts showsd against him. but failed to
put me in funds to meet receipts which he had
given county tfeasureTs. These tcerS legally
La.lisq on Re Sasr. and was compelled 10 re-
Vsiye them as cash"
The above IS what the fellow says MIR since
he has sloped full, handed lroin the Treasury
But let Us see what he said on the very same
point on the l4th Of March, 1856, in reply TO
inquiries addressed 10 him by lion Alfred kel-
ley. chairman Of the Finance COMMITTEES OF the
Bsnate. Nequote from page IA Appendix To
Senate journal, 1856. Hear what Gibson then
Said:
Il had no hesitation in assuming the position
that the certificates Of moneys paid in ISSUED
by the laje frelsurer,) were not binding upon
the State, is / think it clear that no funds can
legally reach this department unless certified
by tile Auditor. My predecessor has provided
means, from time TO tilnet 10 meet these certiH
Gates, and but > ljUUuU are now outstanding
When he fails TO place me in funds, will refuse
10 receive these illegal certificates"
But the above, though enough, is not all. 1t
has been asked whether 1t may not bc possible
that the .'.neans" which Mr. Breslin provided,
were not good? This question is answered by
Mr., Gibson in the same letter (March T. 1850
from WHICH we have already quoted. lie fur
nishes Mr.. Kelley schedule showing what con-
stitate the entire resources of the Treasury and
SAYS that on the whole schedule OF drafts, ac-
counts, &c, there is not al item upon which l
cannot realize the money in two days"
. Was there ever a case i'll VII cll a dishonest
and iaitlless public officer Vas more completely
hemlned in Ii there is any chance OF escape
Nor this cool, calculating and rcmorselesS Gal
phin, We cuniess oarSelf unable to discern it.
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SALT LAKE POSTMASTER. Last October 29th,
Mr. Hiram i. Morrell was appointed Postmas.
terat Salt Lake City, Utah, is place Of Elias
Smith, removed. Tho credentials were regu-
larry forwarded from the Department, but nov
er delivered TO lr. Morrell Duplicates follow
ed withTno better success. Mr.. Morrell being
now at the scat of the General Government.
has received his commission, qualified before The
Hon. George p Stiles, Associate Judge Of U tab,
now in Washington, entered into the bonds re-
quiredy and in day or two will start fully en-
powered to take charge Of thepcstlof1cc at salt
Lake City.
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Sgttial Notites.
TIE GREATEST WONDER of
THE AGE.

AA1A ANN
N0PAY IL Dt. TOblas's celebrated Venetian
J. Linimsnt does not cure Cholera, Collie, Sea
Sickness, Chronic Rheumatism, Vomiting. Cuts.
Burns. Old Sores, SwelIihgs, Toothache, Head.
ache, Dysentary, Group, Coughs, Dyspepsia, Mumps
Chapped hands. cold feet, MOsqueto bites, Bruises
and Pains or Weakness in the limbs, back and
chest
no HuMBus-TRY II.
DR. Tobias has warranted his Liniment for eight
years without ever having demand for the retiirn
OF the none, all that is ed is 10 use il according
10 the directions.
No ONE WILL EVER BE WITHOUT IT
After once using it, Ii you do not lind it better
than anything you ever tried before,
orr YOUR MONEY RETURNED.
RF Thousands OF certificates have been received
speI king of Its virtues. Nowadays II Is the prnc
tce lo bill up the papers with certificates from un.
known persons, or given by those who never used
the mediGiue-now DIR Tobias offers to pay
1000 DOLLARS
to any one who will prove that he ever published
false certificate during the time he has had bis med-
iclne before the public.
Cnll on the Agent aud get pamphlet containing
genuine certificates
As persons cnvious of the large sale Of the Vene-
ton Liniment have Sta ted it Is injurious TO take
II internally, DR.. Tobias has taken the following
OATH:
j, Samuel |. Tobias. of the city Of New York, be
ing duly worn, do depose that compound Lini.
nen called Venian and that the ingredients of
which 1t is compounded are perfectly harmless 10
ia ke internally even in double the quantity named
III The directions accompanying each bottle.
S. l. TOBIAS
New York, January 9th 1856
Sworn to this day Before me-
.. FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor
Price % and 50 c.nts. Sold by tho Druggists
and Patent Medicine Dealers throughout the United
States.
" Also for sale, Or. TCbias' Horse Liniment, in
pint bottles, at 50 cents, warranted superior to any
other.
DR.. Tobias' Office, No Sc CouriIand street, New
York.
AGENTs--T Ii Logan g. Co. and Thompson &
Patterson, Wheeling; John Beall and 5 Hamilton
Cadiz A Jul Schneider, MooreheId; NJ Jolley, New
MarkeG Pmpps & Co. Smyrna.
November u 1850 lyr sepcinl notice,
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AffAtal OF Rev sprung tG 'saaGll aller
Goods liza RsOpessssie Ohio.
THOMPSON a SAVTNmEEsS.

ARE now receiving and opening their stock of
Spring d Summer goods, which have been pnr
chased i'll Philadelphia under the most favorable
circumstances
In their stock will be found all articles usually
keptin Country Stores besides great many thai
are not generally kept, and adapted especially ia
The wants ol this community; and will be sold as
low any other store in Eastern Ohio.
We respectfully solicit an examination of on,
stock before purchasing elsewhere. All kinds al
country Produce taken in exchange for goods o.
the hghest market roes.
THOMPSON g. SAUNDERS,
Hopedale, May Ia, 1857. IT,
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PiIgriasa,s Progress.

GIBsoy, the late Fusioin Treasurer of State,
passed through this city yesterde y, en- route for
New York. His pilgrimage to Gotham is, no
doubt, to lift the encumbranccs upon the State
stocks, belonging to the Seneca County Bank,
which he had taken the responsibility to hy-
pothecate for money to pay the July interest
and get the same back into the State Treasury
so that the Seneca Bank notes now being daily
protested at the bank, can be redeemed. 1t APP
pears that Gibson, without consulting the other
stock holders Of said bankyand takenthis liber-
ty with said stocks, and the home directors re-
fuse 10 redeem the notcs'of the banH until said
stocks are replaced
What q long tail our cat has got! Phinaealeg
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THE SENECA COUNTY STATE STOCKS.
OFFICE OF THE TREASURY OF SrATE,l
Columbus, June %, 1857. &

Columbus, June %, 1857.
On the 18th instant published q statement
of the amount Of the stocks in'the Treasury, de-
posted to secure the circulation notes of the in
dependent Banks ofthe State, with the state
ment that all of these bonds were in-the Treas
ury, except $132 1874. On discovering this
deficit called on Mr.. Gibson for an explana-
ton Of that deficiency, as compared with the
books. He informed me that they had been
sent to New York at the request Of the bank, to
be exchanged for other bonds to be returned to
this office.
On the same night | received my appoint
ment sent messenger to New York to ascer-
tain at the earliest moment what funds were
there belonging to the State or Mr.. Gibson, and
Immediately attach the same.
One hundred thousand dollars of Ohio bonds
were found in the hands of Messrs. Atwood &
Co., in New York, sent him by Mr.. Gibson
Proceedings have been commenced to procure
the return Of these bonds to this office. Where
the balance of these bonds are, (32 1913 14)
have no certain information. | have ordered
proceedings against other parties in New York
which hope will bring them tolglt. have
communicated these facts to tie public at the
earliest moment deemed it prudent for the in
terest of the bill holders ana the State
AL STONE, Treasurer
That is pretty kettle oflfsh, truly Gibson
passed through this city on Saturday, and wo'd
have to ride all nghS and half the day Sunday
to reach New York; Wright, the fusion Audi
tor, come along in chase on Monday, and was
making $40 time after Gibson.
Isee them on their winding way,
out their hips their coat tails play"
Colt Gibson! Goit Wright! Give us an.
other dish ofthis dealcation, Mr., Dennison, as
soon as youcan. In the meantime, watch and
pray - PLdiHtealer
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Valuable Article.

Dr. lALSEY'5 Forest Wine and Pills relieve
wi iii hwonderf rapidity every disorder incident to
the digestive organs, restores the appetite, renews
the strength braces the nerves, gives enstrity to
the spirits, recruits the mental energies banshes
despJnleney, Gains the disturbed imaginatianf
builds up the shattered constitution. and may be Ia
ken by the teebest maiden wife, or mother, as it is
pure wine made Of the most valuable native and
exotic plant, in the known world, including the
wild cherry and sarSaparIa
The lassitude which We all feel as the seasons
change. parncuary in he sp'iug, from the co d,
air OF winter pae bany breath OF Spring, can be
entirely removed from the systoin md tl. mind re.
stored 10 It's wAntei zone, by the use of the Forest
Wine and Pills. lne remedy is as simple as it is
Gtifa
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BOOTS! BOiJIS!
yt&sszS VI EsxassE
ssssss s-sss- M .asSs Isys
a.. Ss@Ssz
AN ID NO MIST A K E!!

FnlRE'Y GASES
lust received and for sale at the old and wei
y known stand offs SLEM MONS, who has deci
dedIy the largest and best assortment oi Boots ant
shoes ever brought 10 this market; consisting
Gents coarse, kip and fine Boots OF the best Phia
delpha make. very large and extensive assert
ment oi boys coarse and fine Boots. Also, youths
boots and shoes Also, great variety OF Own
Shoss-Butla!o Gum, &c.
Ladies' Ware!
Calf, Kip and Morocco of all sizes und of the yer,
best quality. very superior lot Of Ladies' Caters,
Misses CATERS oia sizes and quality, together with
an everlasting lot of chiIdrens boots, shoes &c "A
every size and quality. Together with lot of Loi
dies Trunks and Sachels. Also, splendid lot Of
Sole Leather, Mems Morocco, Ladies' do, kid do
pegs. &c which will sell cheap.
have large stock ofmy own manufacture, on
tncs, which am disposlg of at the very lowest
prices, All who wish gond bargains will do wei
to Gull seon, as undetermined to sell and no mis-
take cheap for cash or approved country Produee.
'ad'z, Nav ID. 1887, s. SLEMM )NS
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PIANOS u NHELODEONS.

<rzzxzsz=-s. HAVING OPENED A DEPOT FOR
ssT q the sale oi PIANOS and Child IL Bish
!Y9 Hops MELODEONS, the undersigned
invites the puulit t. call and examine his inGlru-
ments.
They are eof superior make, second to none and
sold at extremely low prices--hence undouhted sat
siaction is given purchasers, SO, come and see
before buying elsewhere
number Lf instruments always on hand for ex-
animation and competition All instruments war.
ranted. Old Pianos taken in exch nge.
e. MULLER,
Market street, Steubenviile.
July2, 1857, If.
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Atpnblitaa Corruption

91rThe following artieiesare from the New
ark Advocate. paper edited by W. d. Nor
eaa. Esd. late Auditor Of State. Aud the gen.
tlernah whom Gov. Chase requested 60 examine
ilto the State Treasury:
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Fusion Officials by tsse Ears---A
Missile from the Treasurer pro
Eeaak.


The Seneca county bank one Of Gibsons nu-
merous pets, is in trouble at the loss Of its basis,
the State Stocks deposited with the Treasurer,
the late Mr.. Gbson,and which have been traced
into some stock jobbers hands, in the City of
New York. The present Treasurer has found
part ofthe missing Stocks, but is still minus
large amount. Here is his last manifesto OF
the subject:
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4 SPLEEN DID stock ofCameo Gold Stone, PANT
"A lngs, Mosaic AMI plain Gold ear rings ant
breast pms Tor sale ut the very lowest p ices at
J ly2 B. X. QUESTS.
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The Attorney Generals Opinion.


Just before We went to press we received the
following correspondence relative to the Seneca
county Bank Bonds This leaves no doubt OF
their having been hypothecated by the late
Treasurer, Gibson. Although the State may
not be sued BY individual bill holders, the re
sponsibility rests with her to see that they in
cur no los to the extent Of the bonds, the re-
, covery Of witch is thought dnquestionabe by
the Treasurer:-S Statesman
OFFICE Of rHE TREASURER OF SrATE.l
Columbus, June "A, 1851.
c. P. WoLcoTr, Esq:-Dsar Sir:-Will you
be good enough to state yodr opinion as to the
liability ofthe State, for the circulation of the
Seneca County Bank, secured by Bonds deposi:
ted in this office?
The amount Of Bonds is as follows:
Now in this office 500 90
In the hands OF Atwood & Co.
Possession Oi which will,
think, without dotbt, Oe re-
In the hands, as b, lieve, Of
John thompson & Co., OF
N. T., similarly situated, lot
which think the State will
also recover the possession. 81, l23 IL
TOTAL amount OF Bonds. Go S209 645 IA
Total amount OF Circulation, 2O9 434 90
Excess OF Bonds over Circula- -
tlon. n........-..-.... ............. S2l4 Ii
very respectfully, your obedient serv't,
A. P. STONE, Treasurer.
ATTORNEY GENERAL's OFFIcE,l
Columbus, June "a, 1857.
SIR:-In answer to your note Of this date,
have the honor to say that, as the State is not
subject to be sued by private individuals, no re-
covery could be had against it by legal proceed
ings, either for the amount of the outstanding
circulation of the Seneca county bank or bonds
posted by that bank with the Treasurer of
State
The State, powever, has assumed to act as
the custodian of the Bonds deposited for the Sc
curity Of the circulation, Is, doubtless, morally
responsible for the safe keeping of the bonds,
and if they be hot safely kept for the circula-
tion ITSELF The State has never yet failed, nor
is there any reason to suppose it ever will fail,
to fulfill all its obligations, legal and moral
| will add that now see no reason to apprehend
tfsat possession Of the bonds themselves will
not DC resancd by the State
Respectfully,
c.. P. WOLCOTT, Atty Genl.
Hon. A. P, STONE, Treasr of State.
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NOTICE.

TINE BOOKS and Accounts OF DR.. 7. X Thomas
Il have bee left in the hands ol Johns PeaTce
Esq, for Immediate collection. All persons know
ing themselves indebted 10 DR. Thomas, will save
trt uble by attending to this notice Immediately
Cadiz, Ohio, May 7. is57-tf
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ESaAII Nll,EI1


Court Of Common Pleas, Harrison County, Ohio.
John Gardner, @.. .E
V5
james Matthew's e. Mar Hi H
garet his wife, and Jam IS Civil Action. 3sy
Davis, and Elizabeth, his
wife.
nj Office is hereby given TO James Mathews, and ,
lN Margaret his wife, and lanes Davis and
Elizabeth his wife, of the Stale Of Iowa. that john
Gardiner has filed his petition in the Court OF Com. n
mon Pleas for Harrison county, Ohio; the object and
pra yer OF whichis that the flninIf rernver ldg-
ment against James Mathews for vo hundred dol. 1
lars, tS20O, lbO with six per cent interest per an
nuRl thereon, from May 2pd A. d.. 1853 upon
pronlssary note, made pay able to the said john !.
Gardner or order, on, OF Before the first day Of
April, 1885, by the SAID James Matthew's, and dated
May ID, 1885, and for the sale OF Lot numbered
Ninsty, (90j in the town Of Cadz, in Grid county,
and the proceeds applied to the pa,rnsnt Of said
c!aiul---said tot having been morgascd bv said
james Mathews and his wife 10 John Gardiner tD
secure the payment OF said note; and, thnI unless
they answe On, or before the 22nd OF July, A. ID.
1857, the obligation OF said petition vii be taken
confessed by them aud decree rendered accor-
DINGHY JOHN G ARDlNER. y
BY MCConr & Ester, lis attorneys
NAV 90 1857 6tnr tG675 ats Us
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Tile best Combined Machine ,iosv IN use.
N EORGE & WILSON having been appointed
~ Agents for lie sale of the above Machines in
The counties of Harrison, Jefferson and Belmont
beg leave to call the attention Of Farmers to this
Machine as the hest labor and grain saving machine
now in nse. There has Been several improvements
made during the last year, which obyiates oil The
difficulties of their successful operations III my
kind OF grain or grass.
Ithas d raier aiways on hand and a oing the
work, pnftcdarly in heavy or lodged grain, better
than can be done By hand The c,laDge from a
Reaper 10 Mower Il very simple and madein a
few miuhtes.
Farmers can be accommodated with either d
Reaper or Mower separate Specimens OF the above
named machines can bo eeoa at the Depot In Cad
iz.1
Cadiz, MA TA5fn
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NATIONAL Police Gazette.

THIS Great journal Of Crime snd Criminals s in
l. its twelfth Year, and is W idely circulated
Throughout, tie country. ltcontains all the great
Trials, Criinthal Cases. and appr, pirate Editorials
on the sanie, t6geth, with information on Grimm
al Matters not TO be fodnd In any other newspaper
asTsSubscriptions, S2 per annum; Al, for six
fnonhs TO be 70 mited by Sui scribers, (xho should
write their names and the town. county and state
where they reside plainy1
70 r. A. SEYMOUR,
Editor g. Proprietor Of The National Police Guzotte,
New York City.
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HAIL ENI SPRINGS,
1857. IRk1.s

Carroll County, Ohio. sata
rTNHE SPRINGS, having undergone thorough re.S
l. pnirs ulrd their facilities for accommodation
tors N0 pains wl'he sparedto make comfortable
those who may favor us with their patronage. ,rh8
rooms will be kept in the hest order, and the tables
FURNISHED with the choicest selec IONS. k3lN
9y Guests who desire rooms tor any con-f
siderable time woud obiige the proprieto BY ad.
dressing him few days in advance otthsir arrival.
8J- Atter the 18th inst. hack wlllrun daily,dsts
ring the visiting season, from New Market 70 We
springs VIA Carrollton, leaving utter the passageof
tie Eastern and Western trans; affmdlng sRpp.
portunity fer persons leaving Gadiz, any pointon
the s l&LR H. 10 reach h6 Springs the same day
WILLIAM MetOY. fm
iupd Pronrirtor.
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Watches.

A FINE assortment of Gold and Silver Watches
IN just rece.sed and for sale cheap hnn ever ut
Juy2.57 Blk. QUESTS.
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Silver Wnrc.

A SPLENDID lot of Clocks OF every description
"a and Of the hest brands, just RECEIVED and for
sale at priceJNfrom 81 so up ut B. r. QUESTS.
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Irains ran through from PHtsbTg 10 Coinbl5us
I'm AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE 22d, ls5s.
~ trains on the above Road will run as 6llov ::
EASTWARD
lst TraiD-Morninq EYpress-Leaves Columbus
al .35, a. m; Newark, 3l0a. M; Dresdsh 4 u A.
m. Coshocton 5.6 a M; New -CoHarstown So
Uhr iehsvie 6 IS; Cadiz Junction lbreakfast} al
g. ~; Steuben Vile Junction 1905; Yellow Creek at
lilo, connecting with train Of Il P. road which
teaches Cleveland at BIS mi Rochester l2.Ip.-
ana arrives at Pittsburgh at 05p. m. in time ior
I've Fast Line" Ci the Pennsylvania Hail Road
al 10 p. m which arrives at Philadelphia and Bnl-
ilinore the following morning at els, and New
York at II 30 m.
2nd Mail Train Leaves Columbus at 1000 a.
m; Newark Ills; Dresden IL III; Coshocton (Iin.
nerl l2,43p m. New ComerstOwa So: Uhrchsvlile
,. 20; Cudiz Junction 80; Steuhenville JUNCTION
36i Yellow Creek 40, tconnecring with G IL p
Mail Train, which resches Cleveland at 9 50 p. IT !
Rochester 6.40, and arrives at Pittsburgh at f95 D
m in line for Express Line" OF Ptnnsylvania
Rail Road nj 40 p. nj, which arrives at PhIadel.
2hIa and baltimore the following day at I.t0 D. m
and New York at 6 p. m
3d-Fast reig Int and Stock Tran--Leaves Col
umbus at % p M; Newark at 9 90; Dresden i 20
Coshocon l20 q. m New COmerstown 4J; uh-
Tichsville 4.94; Cadz Junction &c., SteubenvIle
junction ~ 70. Rochester 30 p M, and arrives at
Pittsburgh at $50 p IN. The Pennsylvania Rail
Road now oilers superior Inducements to Drovers
as they have the advantages of either the PhiadeI.
phla or baltimore markets the same rate of tram
portatOn.
4th-Steubenvile and Newark Way-ireielt-
Leaves Newark at ,55 u. M Dresden 6lj, Cusboc-
ton u; New Comerstown 925; uhrlchsville 1885,
Cadz Junction l4I p. n arrives at Steubenyille at
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RALfet Thousand tlowors,at
J. IARHET1rs.
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A choice lot of pure Silver 'rea anil Table spoons
warranted TO contain no alloy. Also heavy plated
tea, table, and desert spoons. Butter knives anc
forks for sale cheap at B. X. QUESTS.
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TINE finest lot of finger rings ever brought to this
L. market for sal lie cheap at b. X. GUESTS.
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QKOWNS, Stoddard's, Wilson's and Bngley's
- Gold Pens at b. X. QUESTS.
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And morbid condition OF the bowels head ache,
Nervous Disorders, aud general DerangemeBt ut
the system. Affections OF the bladder Bronchitis,
Bilious Collie, Bowel complaints, Drupsy, Flatuency
Giddlness Loss OF appetie.palns in the bones, ,Sco-
uia and all other complaints which arise from inl-
pure blood and disordered state OF the system.
My Forest Wine Is in large quart bptles, one dol.
lar per bottle or six bottles Tor five dollars. Forest
Pills twenty five cents. .a'
General Depot No 64, Walker street ~ Y.
Appointed Agents in Cadiz, John Beall; New
Phladelpha, WIN. .. Hazlet, und by all respectable
dr. 6 lists through the State ID, f.
Nj, ~ y. -
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-13
6,PIRIs Of TURPENTINE fer sale by
S IS ALBk0.

EnAlNT AND WHITE.WAsH BRUsILEs----rror
saia nv COTTON & MeDERMOTr.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-13

A BLACK COATED SoLDIER.--Caldwelrs
wife was murdered during the sack of vii
lage by the British, when Knyphausen was
marauding the Jerseys. At the fight OF
Springfield he dealt retribution upon his
foes. None showed more ardor in the fight
than Caldwell the chaplain. The image Of
his murdered wife was before his eyes.
Finding the men in want of wadding' no
galloped to the Presbyterian church and
brought thence quantity of Watts psalm
and hymn books, which he distributed for
the purpose among the soldiers: Now"
cried he, put Watts into them, boys."--H-
vingS WashingtOn.