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Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-04
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GTATE OF CALIFORNIA, lss
, COUNTY OF YUBA, (SS'
District C5urt- Tenth JtficiH Distr let.
The People of the State Of California, to MfRON
LEFEVER-Greetjag. You are hereby required to
appear in an action commenced against you as de-
fendant, by John Eich as plaintiff in the District
Court of the Tenth judicial District in and for the
county VI Yuba, State of California, and answer the
complaint therein, (Which is on file with the Clerk OF
said county0 within ten days after service upon you
of this summons Exclusive Of the day of seryice II
served in said county Of Yuba, or twenty days Il
served out of said county, but in the Tenth Judcia
District Of the State of California or forty days
served out Of said District but within the State; o
Judgment by default will be taken against you, ac
cordng to the prayer Of the said complaint. The sait
action Is brought to recover the sum of -Four Hundred
and Seventy-sx Dollars Ninety nine Cents, alleged by
said plaintiff in his complaint to be due from you tC
him. with interest on the Of three hundred doar
from September 20th A. d. 1851 at the rate of three
per cent per month, until paid, (and upon affidavit
plaintiff il is ordered by the Court that service OF The
above summons be made by publication, for the
period of three months, in the Marysville Daily Ma
tiona Democrat newspaper published in the city
Marysville) and II you fail to answer said complaint
the said plaintiff VIII take Judgment for the said sun
and interest besides costs.
H.. Given under my hand and seal of said Cou. t
this twenty first day Of September, one thousand
eight hundred and ffty-eight.
WM. SHARKEY, Clerk of District Court
in and for the county of Huba. CAL
ROWE & DELoNG, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
sep23 -1aw-3m-sI*
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-04
Summons.
.,TATE ON CALIFORNIA, sc

STArE OF CALIFORNlA SIS
- COUNTY OF YUBA,
District Court Tenth Judicial District.
The people of the State Of California to FRANCIS
@. BOWEN, GreetiRg:-You are hereby required to
appeor in an action commenced against you as deen-
dlnt by Ca harine Bowen as plaintiff, in the District
Court of the Tenth Judicial District in and for the
County Of Yuba, State of California; and answer the
complaint therein (Which is on file with the Clerk OF
said cOunty) within ten days after service upon you
of this summons, Exclusive of the day Of service il
served in said county Of Yuba, or twenty days if serv
ed out of said county, but in the Tenth Judicial Dis
trct of the State of California or forty days served
out Of said District but within the State or judgment
by default will be taken against you according TO the
prayer the said complaint The said action brought
TO obtain a decree of said Court dissoving the
marriage contract existing between you, the said de-
fendent Francis @. Bowen and the plaintiff, Catha-
rne Bowen and decree Of divorce, according to the
statute in such case made and provided. Together
with such other and further relief in the premises as
to our said Court may seem right and proper; and II
You fail to answer the said complaint, the said plain
tin Will apply to the Court for the relief demanded
therein
H. Given under my hand and the seal of said Court
this 2lst day Of September, A. d. lS5s.
WM SHARKEY,
Clerk of the District Court in apd for the County Of
Yuba, California.
BE order Of Hen. ;. Nj. BLISS,
sep24-law3m County Judge of Yuba County.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-04

MAGUIFYING gGLASSES- suitable 70
WI examining Quartz-vcry powerful. For saleby
23-r RICE, COFFIN h co.
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discount of twenty-five per cent from the above
prices will be allowed to CLUBS ordering four more
copies of any more Of the above works. Thus
-Four copies of Blackwood, of one Review, will be
sent to address for four copies of the four Re-
views and Blackwood for $50 and so on.
A 4,
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-04
a Rare Chance

TUST RECEIVRD PER EXPRESS FROM
- NEW YORK
so OF. strychnne, in Crystal.
25 lbs. Iodide Potash.
25 doz. Assorted HaIr Brushes
10 do India Rubber Combs.
"a do do Hair Pins.
80 do Court Plaster, Black and White
- do Assorted French Pomades, extra fine.
"a do Wells Plasters
90 do Assorted Tooth Brushes a
Which, together with full assortment of DRUGS,
MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, &c, offered at pri-
cesfower than by any other house I'M this city, by
RICE, COFFIN CO.,
mveb1s- D st., opposite Wells. Fargo & Co.'s.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-10
The Pacific Railroad.

The majority of the Senate Committee
have reported in favor of the Central
route. Wis: from ZONE point in Missouri.
(St. Louis. probably via Utah. This
is undoubtedly the most practicable.
and is in the most direct route for the
carrying trade OF the world. The
Northern route, explored by Governor
Stevens too far north, and would be i'm
passible from snow, at least one third OF
each year, while the Southern passes
over almost inttrminabie deserts. This
latter route will undoubtedly command all
the influence of southern men, and will
of course. receive the support OF Mr..
Buchanan. The Cleveland Leader says:
Senator Gwin, of California, has now
a Pacific Railroad bill before the Senate,
which contemplate The selection Of the
Central route. The point of commence
ment is located or the Missouri, between
the mouths of the Big Sioux and the
Kansas. and the party contracting 10
build the road is authorized to loca:e the
general route.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-10
Expenditures for U. S. Buildings.

According TO the off: i report EN-
analing from the Office of Construction,
i APPEARS H., the entire expendi ure of
the Government tor buildings a~e!oaglng
TO the Treasury mrni. such as
Custom Houses AMI Marine Hospitals,
AIN oun:ed to not quite $500 900 up TO
The Year 1859, while from that period up
10 The close oil the last session there had
been appropriated for similar purposes
over Sl8. 0UU uOO, and So. 90. QUO arg
now required 20 complete the buildings
10 in process of construction. One
building alone, the Custom House at
New Orleans, will cost more than all the
fxpeniruits Of the Department for
building purposes from the commence
menl of the Government g the year
1850. This is something Ike progress.
aud it shows that there has either been
IA most reckless waste of the public
money, or else the country must have
been enriched by the addition to its
pubic edl6ces Of some very magnificent
sti uctures.-PHs Gazette.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-10
B. A. FAENESTOCK & Co. Pittsburg.
Ea
A correspondent of the Portage s

A correspondent Of the Portage SeEti-
mel. speaking of this firm. says:
B. A. Fahnestock & Co, corner
Wood and Fourth S reefs. Tie propri-
etors of this establishment are gentlemen
of the deepest practical experience. MIR.
Fahn, stock. himself having more than
tw~tn'y-eight years history as Il practical
Druggist. He was associated with the
finn vi B. A. FahnestOch 81 Co as an
active business partner at Pntsburg for a
term 'f twenty three years. and is the
successor of Fleming Brothers. Their
establishment is one of the largest in the
Union, containing an immense congrega-
ton of Medicines and articles used in
the manufacture Of Medicines, Herbs,
Minerals. Liquids. &o. On the first
flor are innumerable host Of regular
medicines. including Mr.. B A. Fahnes
tnck's own remedies. ON the second great
piles of boxes ready for shipment to any
quarter: on the third hIor he same gen
eral collection may BE- found, as well as
hat branch of tie n,anufactcry in which
articles are walled. labeled. &c, at which
operations 4 large NUMBER OF gisls are
generally actively employed.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-10
Revivals.

"A r .vival nj r.lisinn is progressing in
nearly every ChIisIaia d. nomination IN
Stxa,k N J. The idre'fi,er saws
''in one B1p;i<i Church forty two wer.
bsp'iz- d. and in aaoth.r thirty. The
Metho III revival ccn;irues and also tha'
in the hutch Reformed and Con ,resa
rioBsl Churches"
In Nswbury port. r. l. two hundred
have been converted in one o. the church
IS.
The Painesville Telegraph says:
The revival still continues at The
Methodist church in this village; the
house is crowded with attentive listeners
every evening. Mreiings a,e also being
held in the Baptist church-hilher;o with
good success.
The Ravenna Dsmocr1t says:
The protracted meeting in the NJ. E
Church in this village still continues
This is the third week since meeting,
have been held every evening. The
Rev. J D. Norton. the Pastor. has
presented every evening. and also on the
Sabbath. The interest and %solrmui,y
If the meetings seem Ia be steadily in
creasirg LIS; Sabbath evening thu
church WIS nearly or quite as cTowdrC
az it was at the Dedication u yea ago
Many pers ms went away. being unabl'
tn get - standing place within the church
The week day governing audience is lirg-
about thirty Of the onver have already
uuiieq with the church on p'ooa,ion =
and there are more than ns many NOR
either hopefully converted or occupy in!
the seekers seats.
The Cincinnati GdzeHe says:
The revival in the Park stree
chapel confines. Rev. Mr.. WiIsol
preached 10 a very large c~ongregatiul
IN thi- house last evening. and the meet
ing was one of much interest. Within
the past eight weeks, during which III
revival has been in progress. l76 con
versions have been reported.
rbe Cleveland Review of Tuesday las
.avs:-1 hare was = dance announced I
come oil al Chagrin Falls one night las
week. But two ladies were in attend
ance, aud the whole party adjourned I
church, where religious exercises wer
being held. The viiisg~ and viciniiy ar
all absc rbed in a revival
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-10
The First Test Vote upon the Kansas
Question.


Ga Monday was the first trial OF
strength between the Administration, Pro.
Slavery Parry, and the opponents If the
Lecornpion Constitution. There were
enough honest men among The Democrats
from the Free States, 10 prevent the con-
summation of that Internal villainy. The
forcing a pro-siavery constitution upon
The people Of Kansas.
If they vii! not filter. bu,g go on in their
good work, their names viii stand high i n
tscir couu,ry's history, when those Of The
northern raiior-doughfaces shall ROT.
The Cleveland Leader say:
The first vote was on Toe Adminisira-
ition motion Of Mr.. Stephens 10 refer the
Presidents Kansas Message 10 The Com
mittee on Territories. This was defeat
ed by the close vote Of yeas lI5, nays
ia. The question was then taken on
the resolution offered By Mr.. Harris, of
illinois, as an amendment 10 the motion
of Mr.. Hughes, of Indiana. 10 refer the
message 10 Il select committee of thirteen.
Tie resolution was adopted, yeas ia.
nays Iii. M. Hlrris then clinched the
matter by moving that The vote be ecnn.
sijercd, and that The motion 10 reconsider
be lail on the table. Carried, yeas lis,
nays1II. The resolution Of Mr.. Hughes
10 which the motion If NJ. Harris WIS
an anne ndment, was then adopted by a vote
Of lis TO ITO.
The. resolution of Nc. Harris refers the
Message and the Lccompton Constitution
IN a Select Committee of fifteen, to be :p-
pointed by the Speaker, with instructions
10 inquire into all the facts connected with
the f1rnla;ion of said Constitution and all
the laws under which the same origina-
ted, end into all the fLcts which have
transrired since the forsiaiion of the Con-
siiiuiicn, and whether i; is satisfactory 10
iie people of tho Territory; the Commit.
tee 10 haze power TO send for persons and
papers.
Monday, Feb. 8. 1855, viii ever be
marked as "a bright day in the records Of
ahe American Congress.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-10
Another Terrible st amboat Accident
From % to so Lives Lost.

The steamrr Col Crossman. bound
from New Orleans TO ST Louis with about
1--WE hafidred passengers and a cargo o.
four bundled tons of Of gr eeTes. exPlo
ded her boilers On the night Of the 4 h
instant, when near New Madrid. The
boat was shattered to pieces. and from
twenty five TO fifty per:ons instantly kill
ed. The wreck drifted on to a bar ard
burned 10 the waters edge. One hun
dred and twenty FIVE persons are known
tn have been saved. among them Capt.
Cheever. the mate, and FIVE ladies.
The Crossrnan was built at Cincinnati
a year ago. and cost $4,000. Loss Of
boat and cargo will exceed $4,000
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-10
6arrant's School Monthly,

We lave received The first number Of q
new monthly with the above title, jus,
started by Eges Slrgen.of Boston, the
arIhor of The Standard S:ricS of School
Readers. This Magazine Is devoted 10
the. instruction Of The young. and will.
w;thor doab', take the first rank of pub
iicaii,as Of the kinI. I. is full Of short.
interesting articles, and handsomely il
Justre,ei.
Published by Epcs Sargent, No. 2o9,
Washington ST., b ,ston, MISS. Price
Si.a9 per year.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-10

THE Cars SrABLEs.-The cavelry
stables of The Emperor of Russia are the
wonder and astonI>hment of those whv
obtain admission 10 them. The enclos
ure OF stone walls and iron frame, covers
an area OF ten miles in length by Eve in
width. The stalls are twel.e feel square
each, while IN the cenier of this vast
building is al arena where an army oi
Eve thousand head Of the finest horses
in the world are broken. trained and *
ercised daily by another army of the
most skillful traiuersS. ~jckies, DC. in
the Emperor dominions. BY al mper
isl decree. sales are permitted TO be made
when a certain num0er Of ANIMALS are
ia the stables.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-10

S"S $500
Our private opinion Is that Mr.. Ridge
way. the editor Of the Richmond Wing.
is slightly inconsistent. Ii We remember
ri lhtly be thou ht the attack on Mr..
Sumner by Mr.. Brooks WAS a very chiv
alrous act, but now when Mr.. Wise
comes into his sanctum and ba,terS him
over the head and shoulders with a walk
ing stick. he think; the act places Mr.
Wise outside of the code Of honor. Itis
astonishing what a difference It makes
whether it is our own head or somebody
else's head that is smashed NeUark
MereUry.
The Union Of this morning, says 81
far from any relaxation being likely 1,
occur in the efforts Of The Administration
70 press on reinforcements 10 the army
We have conclusive reason to believe tina
every resource at its command will b,
exhausted by the War Department for
swelling and expedi,ing those reinforce
ments. The preparations of The Admin
i>tration will be such that whatever re
>ponsibiIiIy for mischances TO our gaIl4n.
army shall attach 10 The Governm- Mt,
shall fall alone at the door of Congress
Cincinnati has certainly done its fu'I
share in filing the Ohio PeniIentiaiy
during the pas, three years. Tn. nunbs,
sent ,rom this county lor that lime has
been 147. The aggrega'e 'rrm Of their
imprisonment 456 Years. Tn persons
have been scn-fnced TO tie Penitenlisry
for life. and one Joseph L,efnerj to be
huug.-Cjn Gaz
The Cincinnati Enquirer say~: We
deeply regret to learn. BY a dispatch
from Washington, r ceived yesterday
from NJ r.. John s. G.. Bort. of this cry.
that the Hon. William Mzdrll. of Ohio.
FIRST Auditor in the Treasury Dtpart
ment. is lying very low and that there is
scarcely any hope Of his recovery.
In Western Massachusetts, the sleigh
in is EXCELLENT, th- snow in m any places
being two feet deep. The ice in the
pond in PItts6-li is from eight TO ten
inches IN thickness. The ice crop has
never yet failed ia Berkshire. and The
people do not believe it will this year.
Illinois vo:ed for Buchanan. Now both
Senator'S ard every Member Of the Hous-
from that State are opposed to the lead
ing measure OF his Administration: AMI
SO of the 90 Democratic Journals in III
inois sustain Senator Douglas.
Both Houses of the Legislature OF this
SAFE have unanimously passed reso'u
tions authorizing the Governor TO call a
State Convention, If Congress refuses 10
admit Kansas into the Union under the
LecompIcn Consii u'iun.
Anderson, the i!llbuster. has su'Ien-
dered 20 the U. 5 friga'e Susquehan-
nah.
The Gam. Law OF IL is State. took ef
feet on the first Of FEBRUARY. Observe
its provisions.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-10

A Committee Of the General Assem-
bly, has been Inspecting the Cincinnati
House of Reform and the Ohio Reform
School Farm of 100 acres in Fairfield
county. The GoEetts says:
The School is TO be conducted by a
Steward and Stewardess and by three
persons called Elder brothers. "Ihe de
sign being 10 have this Farm School par
lake Ct the advantages of a family in $ o
cisl benefits. On Saturday last. Mr..
Rermelin took from the Cincinnati House
of Refuge, the first quota of boys. ten in
number. To the 10y that was pointed
out TO him as the worst boy at the Rel
uge.' when at Morrow changing Ears.
Mr.. r gave his carpet bag TO carry in
trust to other cars-confidence besat
trust
Sometime next week, ten more lads
will be taken up. There is but one
building up. but by the liberaliiy of the
Assembly. no doubt. there will In a >hor;
while, be numerous home Cottages. whefe
boys cah have III, discipline aud delights
Of q tireside. and firrside companions.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-10
Mmriagts.

In Warren. on the 2l INST. By Rev. E. J. L.
Baker. Mr.. WILLIAM E FALKNER, and Miss
EMILY A. GIDDiNGS, both Of Wayne. Ash
tabula Co, o,
In Warren. at the residence Of /. N. Dawson,
on the 9Th inst. by Rev. Z. T. Brown. Ar.
HIRAM BURNETT. and Miss MAGGIE
DAWSON, all of Warren.
In Rowland. on the 18th ult.. by Ed. Cyrus
Ellsworth. Dir. LORESTON A. ADGATE, and
Miss SARAH LAPHAM. Of Rowland.
On the 26th ult by u. Z. Henderson. Nr.
HOLCOMB, of Madison, Wis, 10 Miss BAR
RET, OF Sharon, Penn.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-10
FITS! FITS!! FISH /.
DR.. HANCE'S VEGETABLE EXTRACT
EPILEPTIC PILLS,
,r the ears Of FITS. Spans, crassPs

For ths care Of FITS. Spans, CrassPs ana al hsrr0Hi
and C0sstitHtIOEgf Dise-Ses-
Persons who are laboring und, r this distressing NAL
adv will Rnd DIR HANCE'S VEGETABLE EPiLEPTlC
PILLS to be the only remedy ever discovered Tor cur
ing Epilepsy o. Falling Fits.
These pills possess n specific action on the nervous
system: and, although they are prepared especially FOL
the purpose Of curing Fits. they will be found OF espe
ciai benefit FOL all persons Athlete ! with weak nerves
or who &c nervous system has heea penetrated or shat
tered from any cause whticyer- In chronic com
pIaints. or diseases of long standing, snperinduced by
nervousness, they are exceedingly u nene,al-
Price 81 per hox. or twohOXeS for 81. Persons ou'
OF the city, enclosing a remittance, VII have the pills
sent them through the mail, free Of postage. FOR sale
by Z ). HANCE, No. luz BALTIMORE STREET,
Baltimore Md to whom orders from all parts OF the
Union must he addressed, pest paid
Iuns q. sly.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-10
A WOMAN SHoors THE Mourn

A WOMAN SHooTs a MANN THE Mourn
FOR SLANpER-HER TRIAL AND AcoUIT
AL.-Some three m In;hs ago Mrs Nancy
Wood of Port JervIs. Orange :ounty. a
woman having q husband and fam ly.
goaded to desperation by a man named
Jonathan Eldriige. who boosted that he
was her paramour, publicly shot him
with a pistol. the bullet knocking O1,
some OF the fellows teeth; and INJECTING
a severe wound. Mrs Wood was indie.
ted for an assault with intent to / L., AMI
tried at Orange County Court last weeL.
The Jury. after sn hours absence. re.
turned with a verdict Of acquitial, which
was received with great applause by the
audience.-New York Tribune.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-10
Fireman Burned to Death.
H. GA-..l.l Ill - IL O.L.

The cleveland HefOfL oil the 9;h1nst,
says =
At lel O'Clock this morning. a FIRE oc'
Cured nj l73 Orange Street. heal Erwin.
in a two story wooden building. occupied
by :wo famili-s. The family in the
upper part of the house was that of joins
EITzER. and in the lover part the name
OF The family is u~nknown. The building
was owned by CAHRLEs CRAGGL~. and
was totally consumed. LJss 5I.5n on
Tie building. and We learn insured ior
; 900
The saddest pat Of this fr. was the
burning TO death of john EITzER. who.
having saved his vi e and FIVE children,
went back to get some mouey in his
chest-as is supposed-aud 50 lost his
l;fe.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-10
Trouble in The Bible Society.

Another meeting Of the Am. Bible So
ciety was held last nj .ht, and a protest
against the recent action of the Board
was read. 1t was si:ped by every mem
Der of the Committee on Versions save
one. a warm discussion followed. the
result Of which was the denial of The re-
quest To have the docum mt on the min
utes. The signing members Of the Com
mi,tee then sucoessively rendered their
resi5uati, rs. The session lasted FIVE
hours.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-10
INTERESTING DECISION The An

INTERESTING DECISION The Ameri-
can Express Company was entrusted
with seven thousand FIVE hundred dol
lars by Marshall IL Ilisley. of Milwaukee,
to deliver at the State Bank in NJ ,dison.
Wisconsin. The Express Company
made a tender of the money after bank
ing hours. but il was refused. During
III . night the Express safe was robbed oi
its cent nts. including the thou ,and
five hu, dred dollars Suit was brought
by MARSHALL d lllsley to recover The
money Of the Express Company. who
held that once having made a tehdrr Of
money they were 70 longer responsible
Tor 1t as common carriers; and that they
kept it over night as a mere matter Of
accommodation to plaintiff. The jury
returned \ verdict in favor Of the Express
Company.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-10
Plagueing the Inventors.

The Democratic press is becoming
very tired of the X 'nsas question. The
Memphis Appeal calls it ''lroublesome."
AMI ~ bore to newspaper readers =
No doubt. This is a recent thing. how
ever. From the time Dlu, LAS invented
tie Kansas Nebraska cheat, and the
Democratic party saw that it was a goon
thing to rally a party in the North and
The South-a wonderful invention with
two faces. each very bewitching to the
particular section for which il was de-
signed. regard ess Of future Consequence.
they at once, and with due accord. en-
braced 1t. With it they succeeded in
the main in e%lecling a President who
was for Kansas in the North, and for
Southern rights in the South. This was
all very well. Bui the SEOUL is coming
now. No wonler they think it ''troub-
lesome'' aRd a bore" 1t borcs with a
zig auger. 1t has bored Mr.. Buchanan
go e~ifettuallv la h: peep e Oft is n
try are enabled 10 see through hun with
the utmost facility.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-10

Coon PRICES FOR SLAvEs.-Of the
negroes belonging 10 A d. Alexander,
Charlotte. Va. nine-were sold on Non
day. including a boy. three men and
FIVE girls. ranging from Twelve 10 twenty
three years cf age. They brought So
$50, an average &c SI.I70 each; which.
considering the hard times, we think a
crack sale. Th. balance were an old
man. two women and a family of a
woman and three children. that brought
corresPon ling prices. They were all
scld 10 farmers for cash bends. six
months credit.-Rirhnond Dispatch.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-10

WONDERS WILL NEyrR CsIsEl neither does
D.. TJeis $ VE>:TiAS iISISkST ever fail 20 stop the
most s-.sr- pain. Th:s ~ re- rsE humAug article,
bGt AZ oEf established rem-is; iayiag he.r ns~d by
fhsesanIs daring tie last Rfs--n yraIS Call @ the
a.eIt aal ct I i~amphiet WITH lif descri; tisD OF
this magic remedy. None genuine Enirss SgGed S-l-
Tolns. Depot. Sc Cour:iapdt stree. S-x ork.
Sold by WOODS xPEw. Warren; AVE WARD e.
Co.. Niles. and others throushoa; the COUNT.