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Calhoun. Lsst DOdge of All.

A Lawrence correspondent of the Boston
Transcript exposes fraud in the certificates of
election to the Legislature, under the LecOmP-
ton Constitution, of the vilest description. Cal
houn hls certified that the Free State members
he has given certificates to were elected to the
Legislature on the 2Ist day of December. 1887,
when it is notorious that the election took place
on the 4th of January, 1855 The object was
to enable the Pro Slavery men to obtain an ad-
vantage in the organization of the Legislature,
and enaule them to rule out those holding ere
dentials PurPOrting that they were elected on
the 2lst of December.
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ERIE CoUSTT.-The Republicans of Erie
county have nominated F. F. Smith for Sheriff,
Holly Skinner for Treasurer, o. C. McLouth
for Prosecuting Attorney, A P. Foster for Sur
veyor, c. Beardsley for Commissioner, John
Weeden and H. G Depuy for Inhmay Direc-
tors. The Convention unanimously resolved
to support the nomination of : 7. Worcester,
of Huron county, for Judge, thus placing Erie
county in the right position. The Register
says.
The Republican party has never entered the
field With a stronger ticket 1t will, of course,
be triumphantly elected
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-20

GRAssAoFPERs.-Thesel lOng-legged interlo-
pers are eating all before them about Fredonia,
sw .rming in such numbers as the farmers have
never before witnessed. Chaiauque County is
alive with them, and even the eomfelds do not
escape their ravages. The vicinity Of Buffalo
is suffering from the grasshopper visitation.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-20

A SAD AccIDEST.-The youngest son of the
late Seth Simpson, of Townsend, aged ten
years, came to his death on Tuesday Of last
week by an accidental discharge ofa gun which
he was carrying. BE was getting over fence
and set the butt OF the gun on the opposite
side, when the hammer came In contact With a
rail so as 70 cause a discharge. He was shot
through the breast, and so horribly mutilated
that be died instantly Free Press
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-20

EMr. DoOlittle of Chicago, who hired two
men to whip the sehoolmaster Keith, because
the latter bad sent the boy home to wash his
face, has been fined $500 and sent to the CITY
Prison for six months. Doolittle is man Of
property. The court served him right and
Doolittie in his retirement can study the con-
are shot dead with impnnity, and his own State
where men are imprisoned for even the attempt
to kill sehoolmaster.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-20

y regatta, in which twenty yachts en-
gagged, came off at Buffalo on Monday. The
distance sailed was twelve miles, which was
made in two hours, seven minutes and fifty
three seconds by the Yankee BLADE, of Buffalo
which took the first prize. The race is repre-
sented to have been an exciting one.
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INTERESTING RELIcs.

Mr.. Harmony Laughlin, of RushVille, e1hib-
tied Dutch Bible and Bible Dictionary, prin-
ted in Amsterdam in l7ls. The text was in
large type-clear and distinct-the annotations
in small letter, and equally as legible as the
text. The Bible cost fI5, or SIS. In it was
record of one of Mr.. Laughlin's ancestral
families.
Mr. Laughlin also exhibited very large sized
linen vest, worn by his grandfather over hun
dred years ago, who was a man weighing $40
pounds. In aPOeket of the vest was a roll of
Continental money, amounting to 2,4O0. It
had been given 10 Mr.. Laughlin's grandfather
for services in the Revolutionary War. This
money was regarded as a curiOsity-many per-
sons on the ground had never seen ConIinen-
tai bill or its fac simile. This currency was, at
one time, almost the only money in circulation
in the Union. The old saying. " not worth
Continental, - had its origin in the depreciation
of the money which the Continental Congress
issued to defray the current expenses OF the
War of Independence.
The same gentlt man showed some relics
which had been in the families of his ancestors
over enc hundred years Among them were .
willow basket-the first, perhaps, ever brought
into Indian4-sOme table cloths and linen goods
made in New York when 1t wes colony, and
some crimson window and bed curtains, fur
nished with brass rings so as TO slide on a
string, which had been used in New York over
a hundred years ago. The linen was of domes-
tic manufacture-made by the simple means
known and used in America before modern in
ventions wrought the great improvements we
see throughout the country for the production
OF fabrics of all kinds. Spoons, with bowls
worn quite small and thin, and variety Of other
articles were exhibited by Mr.. Laughlin.
Mr. Peter Louny, of Noble township, Rush
county, produced powder horn siIty-five years
old; and small ak which was used in Wayne's
Army, in 1874, in clearing passage for the
baggage wagons through the wilderness. The
AZ had been preserved in his family as me
mento Of old times. The powder horn had
1een used on many occasions for hunting deer,
Indians and "other game %
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DIED,

At New Britaiu o. August loth Of causuai1tian Mr.
WILLIAM p. TUTfLE, late Of this city
Although resident OF this city but s1me sixteen o1hs
AI Turtle formed large circle Of aoqlntansss who will
deeply noun his los He member Of Rev Mr.
Whites lP mouth Church, and a faithful aad de-
voted follower of Cars and d5iy lived ap the proos
non he made. OF mild dlsPosiioa, unsassurg aad re
lirns his his many vhues Only aaW
those bes. acquainted WIKI him.
In tbs cy, August Is.a Mrs BETSY JACOBS aged ca
years
Funeral this afternoon al o'clock II the residence Of
her son. J. II. Jacobs No. 4s east Columbus street.
In this city. August 18Th, CHARLES BALDWIN. son
Of Eli snd susan B. Hus;Qa- aged year moaths and
days.
Funeral this ailsrnooa, ~ ocloek a. the residence
ofths paIeEs No Is Orange street. Frslds OF the family
are invited TO attend.
In Ravsnna, August lslh, Mr.. WEALTHY A. BOS-
WORTH, wife Of AlarclE Bosorh, and ees- daughter u
Wm- PEice. Esq. sged p years.
In Ravenaa, August l4h OF cougos.ite chls M4s EU-
NICE MORGAN, wife sIr. Daniel Il M1rgau, aged q
years
In RaTsana, August Is h, SIrs. cORDELIA A RATIf-
BJ RI, aged p yeaTs-
In Rsveuna, August 18th Of corKumrfiIn Ms JEAN
NETTE fRENcH, wis of Mr.. Henry n. Yreneh,
aged 2 years.
In this eitv July 2sth, AZ l045 P NJ Of fuB,rcEIar
nsniz7efis LEWIS HENRY DODGE, aged years, ~
m5HIhs. son of Dr. Leuis Dodge-
A pledge was sent from above,
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FEM1LE EoUEsTKIANsx.-This is to be one
Of the features Of the State Fair. The Register
states that the ring has been rendered for the
purpose of a trial of skill in female equestrian
ism, and the first prize will be an elegant sad
die, costing $50.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-20

RETRED.-Mr H c. JOHNSON has Withdrawn
from the Wooster Republican, one of the best
journals of Ohio, and the organ of the Republi-
cans of Old Wayne. His partner, Mr. FoRE
MAN, remains at the helm The paper has a
liberal support, and is every way worthy of It.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-20

TTPHUs FETER.-The Buffalo Express states
that in Erie and Chatauque Counties the typhus
fever is unusually prevalent, as it is throughout
the eastern and middle portions ofthe State.-
1t does not appear, however, to be as fatal as
on former occasions.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-20

DELIeHTFUL SCENERY The Kansas City
Journal describes the Missouri River scenery in
few lines, thus
On one side of the river there are immense
bottom lands, covered with cottonwoods on
the other side tall eOttonwoods standing upon
immense bottoms That's all
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MARRIED,

In this city August Ish a the residence Of Gen John
Cr0sell. By Rev Dr Carter, SIR J OBEHHOLSTEh
merchant Of Akron, and Miss LAYERA 5 CHURCH
Al Rsvenna. August litb. Mr SAMUEL J. HOPSON,
and MARGARET RuLAND.
EAt Lecomptoa, Kausas. Aug. tfh. hIbilr T. " SHER-
MAN, OF the L. $ artillery, ald Miss saARY II SHAN
NON daughter o. H1n Wis shmnon Ex-t}OVsrnnr af
that Territory, aud formerly OF OHIO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-20

A SLAVE MoTHER Kills HER CHILD On
Sunday last, a slave woman, about As years of
age, owned by Mr. Cleveland of Florence, Ky,
gave birth to a child, and soon after she took
the infant by the feet and beat its brains out
When accused of the crime she acknowledged
her guilt, and gave as a reason that she would
not raise up children to be slaves all their lives
Such is the peculiar institution
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-20

McHESRY.-The Hamilton Spectator states
that the Queens Counsel who visited New York
and Washington with McHenry, is now salts
fed that " there is no longer any doubt Of the
truth of the statements made by McHenry and
his witness. There is not likely to be any
further action in the matter" Where is the
real Townsend
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A pledge was sent US from above,
Inc child how lying 'neath the I'D;
And we, o. rn1ve our faith and love
c. - sh.sz rl-a.-ia1-a lfalIra - a.

II i- VI no ordinary degree OF Eni hearifet
nvmpafhT that announce The ueccaE3 ui Intelligent
beautiful: and universally admred child In 1 is1I
tsef courteous bearing. and anlabll Of clsps tlun
Lis FAR IN advance OF his age AID j. vii. 10 doub,
move Is0urce u consolation % his parents
- know they must thas outeunE ihs sprt world
their darng boy where his defeats nature ard
crosses MORTAL for the harmony Quude and re-lqus
pace OF the immortal ie We passed tgo Gntrs nights
than the 'ukewr Inttres Of fuend couli not help
bet feel Ls sorro heholdng his iferEs clay eenf
a. We 40 that ms sgfrit pure and happy thsn when
watching ms daiIrOus srugEes during the Old Grd
fescrhane asuu IS Of iudaued brain. HIS dissasfu
bsrctar rlsllsclts tuherclar piion
OF The bralu-v1s which be bed long been Lrsd
u<e and one WHICH When ed clfi-eir beTurd
tie reach OF any knd Of medicine decided N
resece hT cuusel q nhy sici1us q dlereuf Ech.os
We nav he family not 10 feel thsv had 10 sn.
br1t r that be h1d been fly red By Colin pre- eEsnce
he rest the f1miiF-Th 1afgtuuF ticket 10 the
concert angels in the brilliant halls Of aszEeHDotrs
L ergrE MESeas
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-20

Ninth DIsTKIcr.-Judge Carey, Of Wysn-
dOtte county, has been nominated for Congress
by the Republicans of the Oh Congressional
District.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-20
ANNOUNCEMENT

EDIroEs LEApER-olease announce the name Of VIII
LIAM W RICHARDS. OF Sol0n, candidute foT ~
noinati0n % the ocg II County Comusouer subject %
the decision Of the kepuoii CaHty Coayeatlo and
ohlge MANY NEFUBLlCANSlI
au1DdEws
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INDIGESTION.

DkHSEsTowN, Mo1tgomsry CO Ad-j
January Is, ls55-
never felt the benefit OF any medicine much fum
The bottle Of BGRHAvE's HOLLAND BITTERs /
purchased list fall 1 wish 10 know wicre / get 8
without fear Of Imposition. fsigned,l
auf7 INioEfH r. DElLEII-
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TO TIE PUBLIC.

have this day sold my entire stock Of Flour Grain and
Fded, located t54 Ontario s., TO- HoLck Co. and
tait thls opportunity OF Recommending them
and public a. worthy Of their patronage and
feel confden that they Will eldeaNor 10 please and satisfy
who will favor them with their patronage would al
thanks old Customers who have dealt
with ny old stands for several past. would
call the sttenlion ofallsleh indebted 10
cit Ct By note OF account to call and settle the sane VI h
out ky. H SrELLEE.
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Cleveland. July lss. les
OR BUFFALO-THROTGH n G m
NOTICE.
WHERERS, Various Iudil

WHERERS, Various individuals
have besnin the practlc- FOR months past Of
depo Ting Goals. Iron and other 1fercandiz
upon ny Nha, erected upoa aud adiacant 70 the u s.
Government Pier in Cleveland, dddeT license given
10 them By the Cleveland Pittsburgh Rail koao
Company all such now therefore, hereby no
titled int species OF authority heretofore expressly
lmpliedly 10 sad Rail Road Complny To deposit
goods upon said wharf q receive Wharfage r has
been b. revoked All persons who shall said Whar
any portion thereof for business purposes, after he Isl
Of Iuns la. wlhnlt obtaining zufh1rY
tlrueys Cleveland. Messrs Spauding Parsons vii
be deemed trespasseIs and treated accordingiy-
EK COLLINS
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for Sale or Rent.

FOR SALE-A FAMILY CAR
Top BUGGY SLEIGH Bufile 4 Io5s, , HsElsss, y
HOUSE TO RENT No. 8 Sher -
II IN street. Possession given October lst. IT. ff
aals dgx lss Ell BALwIN c
DWELLING TO RENT a two -
u u a59sy Hou-e on Haroa near Euclid street 81
Inquire 10 is5 PrasPsci .tresi saisa.l,
E0R s A LE.-DESIRABLE <e4
Il PkorEkL H.-Isyo Dwellings, 6 By D. each, III
Oh hie1 They are loeated t4s sane being Is
s91s 5 Se al a baIgsla Al spplied Tor soon prics
Hsf I lS eSsS ss sb s' x @ 500 10 cash hoSss ahs
menis. Secured h5 mortgage On The premises -
cal a; his Cabinet soss On Greenwood siIsst .o9la
FOR RENT A COTTAGE House,
I, io9 g. q ~, @oSd 9 street Inquire OF WI H4Rr neat
FOR RENT-a desirable front OF
n ~ , sIfE On me seeona nos near the MerchaHs Bank
ROUSE & JENNINGS,
lu' Real Estaie AGENT.
EOR RENT-DWELLING HOUSE
NO 2s &C deny Street Possession tmEaedis5eiT
FOR SALE-A SPLENDID ONE
Il Itorse Cartaso and Troitng SuIkv Inuuirp o. The
sahse1her q / L. HeNifts OiHcs, AIerWii St. Whels
i1Il5.i5n l5s John D. RoCKEFELLER.
FOR kENT-A LARGE AND Ell
igib'y locaied BosrlIns House. veil pafruniz5
lessse boz frh diorm ton apply this oaice tJune1
SEYMOIR COTTAGE TO RENT
OimGsner i5aIs Water 19d g g M S1r,sis AgPy TO
FOR SALE CHEAP AN INTER
S IS, N he o IziaIss &c o. AangfaetgTa Establish
western laads VII be taken.
Address p o., DEavser 0l-ilnli;itf5
INDR RENT -nNE ADnTT
- se aleat o.ei also, Room viva power suita
s1 ~ n9 = Ps5Pses also large basement
Iagls:.f 8 a " HURLBuT.
E'OR SALE OR RENT-A yeTV
- osie.is Bysillns House with 70 fg1ms, nurs
POSSESSION glK=n immcdlatry.
apia i Is 8 The sa'a''sPfa Si1 e ne n ngre@sss n
ENOR SALE.-A GOOD BUGGY
- nearly new also, good harness and saddle may be
n'u 1t OA gam b. 2P9lylPg ygI B. b., pr,,,,, -,
Cleyellal March is. '5s-aih2o.dif AZ 4 -
LYMAN HLITTLE. HIRAM h LITTLE. ELL " KEYEs.
TITLES Il KEYES,-Dealers in
- - REAL EsrAIE-ohies. over . SuPeriorsf Ciess
gg9d Fariag Lands Iowa aad Wiscasin v-iic. We VII
s7 s 5 T l9f SHs q sKesnss for Personal PE9gsTy civ
EARMS FOR SALE.-Four farms
Il IN vicinity O Clevelandprice from zoo 70 So 0C0
Also several Houses and Lots the CiIy sale VsIy
Also, woolen Factory. Saw Mil, sir Dwelling
lssSee ui land at Bedford. miles
X which We will sell on .oug tIme or will 80
change lur city property.
Also Saw M II. COniIng Machine House ani 20 arrs-
lali y miles out On c. \ NJ X r atAur1fs
,AIsO 1ne family Horses. and several second han
wagons and Harness. llfur sale vef AMI
credit VIII 5e given Ii desired.
Also, several good Hodses 10 rent
mhediI LHILES KEYS, oreres Sup s.
ENOR REN@.-A BARN, CONVRi
u Rieully located. Enquire Superiorst
March 10. 'Ss-mhl5:dt' 5
SCHOLARSHIPS FOR SALE IN
- the 6es Conmercial coll ges IN lie country CaiIat
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General Nutifts

NOTICE.-THE OHIO LODGE.
~ NJ, llss. Of The Grand United OrderOf ODD PEL-
LOWS Will have a GRAND PARADE,
ON Friday sept. Sd, ISJS,
Ia honor OF the Fourteenth Meeting Of the Annual Move
able Committee. 70 be held Ia thu. City. All members Of
this Order solicited 70 attend.
By order OF
avlsd l9l WALTER TYLER. y. G.
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NOPARTNERSHIP.- THE Under
signed have purchased II II Steer his entire sinck Of
Flour Grain Fsed, and have this day formed eopart-
@rship for the purpose ofcarsiag Who'll and Re.
tail oar Gran and Fe=d business. underthe and
stvle OIL ]. HOUCK Co. ami would respectfully
t lhe patronage oi such may need arts les thslr line
o and OF all who have been the patrons cid
F.ourand Feed store, No. 81 Ontario 81.
j. J HOUtK
n VAN PELr ]. ]. HOUCE 4 CO.
Cleveland. June fth, ISIS
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Notice to Contractors.
Once Of the COmmissi. .ners OF CuyahOga Col
Cleveanh August "A. is5s
GEALED PROPOSALS will be re-
- eeNed this oce until 9Th dsy Of Sc 9enber
uo1t, y O'cock M for building TIE sUPERsTRUC-
TURE FOR A BRIDGE uver the Chippewa Creek near
Cutshaw's Mil In Brrcksville.
Plans and Specca OF the work may be this
Office
b. order Of the Board
aul4 dSWls5 WILLIAM FULLER. CLERK
nISSOLUTION.-The tirm Of PRES
~ Colts, SLEEPER : CHASE IS dissolved, from
and af.er thu date. by mutual The business viii
h6 settled hy ether Of the undeTsigned
C. s PRESCOTT
s ID. PRESCOTT,
G g. PRESCOTT,
J. X CHASE,
Cleveland, July I, ls5s. JK C. SLEEPER
The subscribers will nfinue the business Of PRES
COTS. SLEEPER & CHA>E. At The sane place, under
the style Of RRESCOrrS CHASE.
c. 8. PRESCOTT,
;. ID. PRESCOTT,
@ G. PR SCOTT,
II. CHASE
Tufv fsf 0frvS.F a a
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MORNING LEADER.
PIIY YAND oRNANFNTAL PRINTING

FRIDAY MORNING, AUG. 20, 1s5s
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FOR SALE-A FAMILY CAR
IL RIAGE-aew and we'll made A So second hand
Top BUGGY. SLEIGH BufIlO Robe Harness Sc
R1l9 dis3 BRAYTt = 3 MASON
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-03
San Francisco Advertisements

destroy the soft parts and the bones TO mory
separate and come away, eavingthe sufferer an object
hdeous 10 behold when blotches and pimples break
out upon the skin when he has painful swelling upon
Dre-dispose to consumption other consttuona dis
ease the Dr. guarantees asks no eompens alton
In RHEUMATISM, chronic or acute in DfsENTE-
RY or DIARRHCEA, he has safe and effeetual rene
dies For the treatment of the consequences of elf
abuse such as nocturnal emissions nervousness tmld
ty headache pains in the back and limbs. with general
weakness of appetite loss of memory injury to the
sight restlessness confusion of ideas, &c. For the
above named malades, the DR.. will guarantee cure or
ask no compensation.
All consultations by letter otherwise, free All are
invited to call it may be much to their advantage
- Office hours from 9 A. NJ, to 9P. NJ
San Francisco, May I, 1858.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-03
The Aromatic Schiedam SchnappS

consequently in great demand by persons travelling,
or about to settle parts of the country especially
as well by many in every communi =. where it has
become known account Of its various other rene
dial properties.
In all cases of Dropscal endency, it is generally
the lny remedy required when adopted in the early
stage Of the disease.
Inllyspepsia maadies when taken In proper quanti-
tics diet drink and especially at dinner It is found
by inform experience, be eminenty eicacious in the
mo- obstinate when the best of the usual
remedies have failed afford than temporary re-
Nef In cases Fatulency, it is immediate and IN
variable specific and may be administered in dlGted
ar proportlonate quantities. even to Young Infants III
all those ofgrpinS pain in the stomach ana
bo wells which they especially subject, rs wen as
In, clIoc of grown persons.
lis iudieous adoption in connection with the principal
meals or. when of exhaustion dictates its use
never fails TO relieve the debility attendant upon pro
tracted chronic maladies low mt and exhaust
ed vital energy, by whatever cause iniued These are
fact, to which many Of the most emu, II medical men
hot England and tho nitci States, have borne ties
tim and which corrOb0g ated by the highest writ
ten authorities.
PItup in quart and pint bottles in Of one dozer
with my name TIA, botes cork and fac simis Of my
signature the label
ror by ali the respectable Druggists and Liquor
dealers in California and Oregon
UDOLPHO WOLFE. Sole Importer,
No - beaver street, New York
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-03
,dies' Mount Vernon Association OF the
lInlnn.

Having received by the last steamer, from the
1 cent of the Association copy of the Constitution
lu Bv Laws together with most hattering le GER
tb-,urh her Secretary. find that Vice Regent
st he A PERMANENT RESIDENT of the S,ase
4 l cannot eopscieutiously declare myself SO,
: all in anv future announcement that may be neees-
s,rv. restrict myself to the title IN which am
prouilv confirmed the PIONEER AGENT for
the State of California. My labors will continue
here until the completion of my plan, assisted by
Mr. Wcntworth.) and my account and FUNDS,
Ter dine unauestiouablc supervision, be RENTED
=, Virrinia In addition. l shall endeayor to do al
,rbieh am requested to accomplish IN the letter.
o., extract Of which subicin.
- CHARLOTTE NJ. S. CONNoR.
San Francisco, Nov. Sth. 1855.
a. The Rcreut hopes. my dear Mrs Connor that
,.o,,r 90 operation with tie future Vice Regent
,Ssr annointsl, will be - cordial, as the erorts
mn have u.le as Pion ser in this sacred VOTE On
~" sb,res II the Pacific, have been patrlonc ana
Ions Your appeal TO the citizens OF Caliiorni,l,
~. Recon considers. admirably adapted 10 arouse
.,,,or.sf mi produce golden harvest
Very respectfully yours, ,r,,roN
CHRISTIE JOHNSON,
pr;vote Secretary R. Mt. " Assoo iation. on
pb;odelphia, Oct 4, 1855
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-03

HIGHLY IMPORTANT to the SICK lis it not
IL Awful TO Note the Haggard, Sallow. Cadaverous
Faces and Wasted Skeleton Forms meet-This is
not confined to the old but the young, ablebodied
and those in the prime of life, complain after being
here sOm5timc of Illness grow unnaturally fat
sudde"'y Others waste and grow thin they cannot
local describe their disease vet they feel univers-
all. ur'v H. mentally and physically some have pains
and We ness in the breast limbs body; they feel
want oil muscular and ment Al energy, want Of ami
nation and have fearful forebodings for the future,
poor appste nervous irrit ability and sleeplessness
their kin is dry aud occasionally flushed and heated,
thin psllid and yellow.
Now Sudden Deaths, Luuacy and Universal Debility
is too too prevalent here and who wonders when
combined with the climate like this, dry air impreg-
mated with electricity and galvani-m Ne have many
who have passed through sickness whose life is IN
TEMPERATE and DEBAUCHED, or have seen others
who have been nearly Docorcd to Death by quack
dicines, hy the advice Of The Faculty., who have
imprcgnated them with mercury calomel. &c.
Fer all such ca <cs is Dr. Jacob Webber's Invigorat
ing cordial sau-ufer most especially adapted, mas
much as the above cases and symptoms did DR.. Web
ber minuely stuuy in adapting his Cordial their
1t envens the Torpid Liver, elects all Bilious matter
from the system, alton Free Perspiratiou
$50 necessary health), ii purifes and Enehes the
Blood, gives Str n9th to the limbs and Body and is
positively infalble in all Nervous Diseases. Trembling
or Wax alulness.