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The daily Butte record., 1858-07-12

AUCTION SALE To DAY-C. Stewart,
Auctioueer, will sell to-day, at the Store of
J. s. Lomnx, corner Of Bird and Iluntoon
street, q large assortment Ct Groceries,
Provisions, etc.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-12

SrATE TREASURY. amount Of cash
on hand in the State Treasury n, the COM
mencement Of business on the morning Of
the 9th Of Julv, was so65 4i0 95.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-12

DIoorR va. AHArIc.--A Digger pitched
into Celestial n, Coloma on the 9th. beat
him badly, and stole his license.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-12

CoUNTY ScRIp.--C. Scriber offers the
highest market price in cnsh for scrip
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-12

THANs.-Geo. Lyman. OF Wells Fargo &
Co has cur thanks for fAyors newsralorial
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-12
The CONVENTION.

The primary elections, go far as we have
received returns, have resulted as follows;
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DAx'L PnrTcHGED, See'y.

CLEVELAND AND GKEAT BEITAIN.-BritiEh
publishers appear to be directing their attention
TO this part of the world At present An Agent
from two publishing houses there, was in Cleve-
land last week, gathering information and see
ing all he euuld about our city, with the view
of including it in the British America Guide
or Gazetteer, and Directory which is to
be Published there in January next Besides
giving historical and general description Of
the city-its travelling connections, Sc, they
purpose giving some views Of il, and have AZ
ranged with Mr. North, the photographer. to
get them up, from the best points, for the Pur-
pose Of being engraved for the work. From
what We hear, the work will be valuable one.
and one which viii have very large sale in
all the principal cities, the Western States, and
Canada. Messrs. Cobb 4 Co, Booksellers, ars
the resident agents here Mr.. J. Jameson will
visit such parties as are desirOus Of insert
ing their Cards in its pages, which We under
stand en- be done at very moderate figure.
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pbpsifialls & 5uraeoms.
u MORTON, NJ. D.,-Physopatbi

r MORTON, NJ. D.,-Physopathic
Oser Eclectic Physician snd Surgeon p iessr Of Mid
Eifsry and Diseases ol womea and Chilnren- DR. NOR
tend 70 all calls his Profession either hrs oco
thsirprvzfe dwellings, Dr NJ discards all roisons Of
nsver reduces his patients tocurs tae but pivremoVe
be cbtTucons, stimulates aud tones up the system BY
Those ate 81 with diseases Of the Liver Luur.. Kid
1eys, Spleen Neuraga- Ilf natoH Rh-umafsm teither
sf0naeh. Colripafloa of the BJges Bio1s Affections
Gave Srofl Gus Sv eiiinss and Uloss Caneer Fstuas
Impurities ofthe Blood Crrouic long sanding
diseases eissssss peculiar o the FINAL such Sup
cd 10 call HIS Mole of treatment is also completely
Idaotee 20 Diseases Of Children
Dr. H. has also safe and filrg remedy for
Fever and Ague, Choiera orbus nyseutey and
Oarnoea Coc Cram ps LoekiaW Fis and Spdsms treat
rVDrsI isaso prepared totreaf success fully TEyE1s
o. the varions types toGefher with all other form Of acute
but facts deducted from years the Reform or
New School System Practice, and thorough reading
ssaaS ron he 81 sna y nsE ssSos o. sdSSs
Dr. NJ will keep eonsianily hand AMI for Sas all
fractures and syrupS such usua kept IN Botsnic
Eesee aud houssquiau Drug siores. Also, all o. tSe
cared By himself Remedial AGENTS amg1s which are
as iS,loSin- Va. Sonpoard syrgg q The NandsTing
A.; Aui-B l0uE Pills exclusively oT the LIVER San
Bftsrs DysOePe Powders; Tooh- Ache Drops hrh
Weak Sornnc lasned Eyes; Csnker 1Iedcine for Csn-
Ss!g & eTe- s.9eta &c certain snd sp-ed enrs Dr
Co1scmptio Eud al Diseas Of the Lurrs; Rhumafic
~ 5 =, sss. a5ss 70 az sSs n
-dy for The Ceoera Mother Cordial o. FEMALE Friend
RN b PsrtieaIaT ktIsnfioa vriiihs pa;d IN tr.,r.
ing all Old Chrunic and Private Diseases, cleanse the
the dead but he does cis thai he can cro M ru
tbe Diseases ard maus that considered innurabis
oSes 70 I0y 81 LS,aia 81 hssidssse. No 10 Church
CPS DR.. NJ. would ssy that he can rive ,re s,u-
dent god chance IN his oreto red Medicins and rs
r1ousbranches. ap edla kdo~vf Jniv1e ia
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The RECENT RAILRoAD AccIDENT.-By des
patch from Mr. CHAKLEs BARRETT, who was
severely injured by the recent accident on the
New York and Erie Railroad, We are led to in
fer that the extent of his injuries is not very
great--and is confined to his broken thigh. Mr..
B did not state in his despatch when he should
return 10 his home, and as some of his Iela-
tives from New York are with him, we are
grsttfeJ to know that his sitastionis compare
tiveiy comfortable.
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GnorrR Axp BAKERls Paw

1st. Cotton is used as 1t Is purchAsed-on spOOls
without rs-windinE saving tine, trouble and
waste.
I'd. The trouble and perple1ity Of filing shut
tie, las In other machines is in this avoided no
shuttle Is employed, the under thread being used
from large spool.
ID. ItiE very simple jet strong in construction,
easily learned Snd kept in order, and does not re-
suirs to be taken apart to be oiled.
sth. The stitch Is alWsys distinct, even and reg
Ilar, and viii not zip though every fourth stitch
be cut.
sth. The stitch Is as elastic as the most elastic
fabric.
This Machins embroiders beautifully.
Ladies snd others interested In the saving Of
labor are invited to call at the sses-TOom Of the
subscriber and examine for themselves. The
aboye machines are freely shown and samples Of
work given a. ell times.
The services Of q LADY and the use Of amachiDs
can be obtained by the day IN families. BY calling
ct the room Of NJ. Hopkins. Terms 81 ,SoPer day
SAMUEL HoPKIss.
EorthrOp spsnglsr's Block,
RhsOdsg:lss sUPsher ~ up stsirS.
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LEAyENwORTH CITY-DEsTRUCTIvE
FIRE.

LEAvESwoRTH, July l5,yia BooSvILLE, IL,
A fire broke out about midnight on the 18th,
which at one time threatened the total destruction
Of the denser portion Of the city. It originated IN
the green room Of the Union Theater, corner Of Sd
and Delaware sts., and rapidly communicated TO
adjoining buildings.
Thirty buildings, principally included in the block
bounded by Cherokee, Shawnee, Second and Third
streets, were reduced TO ashes The loss is est
mated at 500 900, on which there was bat trining
insurance.
There is no fire apparatus or organization IN the
city, aud the progress Of the cOnhagraiion was
prOvidentialiy arrested by lul Of the wind and
coplous fall Of rain.
A general panic was manifested at the breaking
out Of the fire, but most Of the cilz Afterwards
worked energetically, and the fire was finally got
under about 3o'clock.
One hundred aud fifty recruits from Carlisle Bar
racks, destined for a regiment Of mounted rifles in
New Mexico, arrived at the Fort last night. They
60 forward forthwith
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FoR LAKE SuPKRIoE.-Vice President Breek-
enr.dge, Senator Slidell of LOUISIANA, Senator
Bright of Indiana, Auguste Belmont, Senator
Davis OF Mississippi, and other Washington
notsbles, whose coming We noticed s1me days
since, will start for Lake Superior in theseam
er North Star this eveniI g. A number of the
party are already in the city, and the remainder
are expected to-day.
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ErWlIfT IN INPOS r.ENs

CAUTION TO iNVALIDS.-DR. SAMUEL s. FITCH
(Oce Tl4 bro dwsy. New York; know A. the author
Ms, Erzsue Trcafmssf fer the ds-ases Of tn Lungs
Heart Liver siumanA, Bowels. Kidneys skin, Nerves,
Muscles Jours Blood and fJE all Female Complaints
continues his 1Iar4ice with hrs usual q he -
r absf ro NC YORK Gzi has Ho- been for roEY yeGrs
de Aas ~ ofheroos ossocSs or PariHsT nf Bs o,
chieqgo Dsfroit Pisgrgs ssEAsTt al las aofh -
Y BsuGre of al psrs0ss Hsng s z7c CT FTtfceiEg 70
Asve a0s or 70 h-rs hsf ey PTaeE'ozai eoHHseoz Ss
In! Thy ere E7osersFF Apply personally or b. let
ter, directly 70 hiusof al his Office IA Broadway New
York where alone his treatment be had Remedies
sent to any part Of the country and treatment conducted
success uy By letter vs, IRON the pGient preferred
His SIX LECTURES" the Lungs. md Eplainiug the
1nehod by which he cures tue G5Jva dsssss $50 pages
bcund) sent By nail. post paid. for 40 cents
q Beware esp cially ofthe advertisements Of FIFTH,
Dodse Co Of De;rcli and Of Fitch IL kss OF Pats
hugh, Chicago, &e-
n Rrrnaz-.- Nc-- YnrE Inne. lssa
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iun5:dlm IS
EHAIR DYE HAIR DYE-HAIk DYE.
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye,

THE ORIGINAL AND BEST IN THE WORLD!
All others arc mere tsons, and shSuld be syoded, If
you wish 10 escape ridiculc-
GRAY, RED, OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed Instantly to a
beautiful and Naua Brown or Black without the least
niuiy 10 Hair or Ska-
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have heeu
Awarded 70 WmA Raieieior sinea ts3s aad sooSa
applications have been mace 70 the Hair O hrs patrons OF
his famous Dye.
WA A BACHELORS HAIR DYE prOduces color
not 10 be distinguished from naturI nd is WARRANTED
not inureiq tle lozst hoWa.sr cus Iasy be coui7
ue AL the IN effects Bll y,Sremsoied; the Hair iS-
vigoraied for life b. this sple did Dee.
Nade sod or applied lin private rooms II the Wig Fac
I33 Broadway, y. Y.
" The Gsnuine hasthe name address upon steel
engraving On f0aF siles OF each Boz, 0f
WILLIAM A BATCHELOR.
VI.
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PERsoNAL.-AmOng the arrivals at the Amer
iean on Saturday ard yesterday were Hon John
Slidell, U. S. Senator of Louisiana; Hon b.
C. Gilbert of Mississippi Hon George Abel
OF New York; n ". Summers, Luke Baker
and lady, and J. c. Cook and lady, also of New
Yors; Robert Morris of Kentucky; h S. Ruff
of London, England, aud L, S Benedict of
Troy, n. Y. a portion Of these are on their
way TO Lake Superior
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TIE NEW MARKET SHEDs.-We are informed
by one who is interested that the property own
ers about the new Central Market Grounds are
willing to pledge themselves, collectively in
in the sum Of one thousand dollars, toward the
erection of good, cheap frame market sheds, to
be erected o.. the new market ground at the
earliest season
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FROM WASHINGTON.
N L

WAsaIN0TuAl suIy ~.
The following named officers are ordered to pro-
eeed to Washington TO report 70 Gen. Clarke, Mai
Carlton and Lieut.. R johnson Of the Dragons
Captains Weller, English and Underwood; Lien
tenants ByseIl, WOODS, Pottlebaum ana Bonnecas.
lie, Of the Infantry, and Lieut. Ayres, Of the Arti
lery They win leave with the resnforcements from
New York.
The steamer Water Witch has arrived here
II il true as reported, that Minister Forsyth has
been instructed TO Withdraw the legislation In Mex
leo and return home. Mr.. Henry, Of the army, was
bearer Of dispatches 10 him.
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SATURDAY NIGHTS REPORT
FROM NEW YORK.

NV 1oEkl July II.
A despatch from Port Jervis says the Jury on the
Erie Railroad disaster has returned verdict exon
Grating the Company from all blame. The evidence
before the jury was that the speed Of the train
about twenty-five 10 thirty miles per hour, not 30
fast as usual. The track was IN good condition
and on a straight line. The injured are all very
comfortable to day. and many are leaving for their
homes
Five girls belonging TO the House Of Mercy were
drowned last evening IN the North River, et the
foot Of Eighty sixth street They had gone into
the river 70 bathe, and wers walking out together
from the shore with their hands joined. wbeo they
suddenly got beyoad thsiF depth, est thsE footing,
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IMPORTANT DECISION
- Ina II

Animportant decision has just been rendered ey
the Supreme Court Of this State in the case Of the
American Transportation Co, against More, Fooie
& Co., Wholesale Grocers, Of this city
Judge Campbell deliyeredthe unanimous opinion
Of the Court, holding that Lake navigation IS not
inland within the meaning Of the act Of Congress
Of 1851, exempting ship owners, &c, from laolli-
ties for losses by fire happening without their de-
fsult
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NEW GOODS.

O RAYMOND & CO., have received,
De Bl.ek Dress silks new and fall supply,
India and summer 81 K.
Stella, Cashmere AMI Ihibet ShaWls.
White Crape Shawls embroidered and pl1i1.
Rrocha Scarfs and Shfwls,
Black and Colored silk ShzWls,
Black silk Anrtiliar.
Restori Dress Goods, Moussiins de Chens.
Chai de LANES, Robes Qulllss,
French B. filliants, Organdt Musins
Chinfz Organdles ChocOlate Orsandies
Restori Grenadines, BeIsge Robes.
pain all woo de Lsines, HOvlcs' PTin's.
French. English and American alicoe-,
la les Grunflets, Gents Driving Gloves
Ladies Marssie Cola .. Chantily Neilsi
Parasols. Ribbons md Lace,
Embid Hsndksrch efs Emb'd Collars.
Sleeves and Collar Set Black Lace Mitis.
Chantily Bugled Collars. White Silk Fringe,
Emhd Bands, dsings and fns-TtinEs.
Fancv Belt Ribbons Narseilies Thinning.
Black Velvet Ribb1ns Smyrna EdsInEs.
Bonnsf rzues llluslo1 Lace
Bonnet Rouches, Ale1andeI's Kid Gloves,
Eubd ace and Nuslin Window Cutains,
Damssks, Mdrveers Tsble nd Piano Coyers.
Marseilles Quits, Co1rts Panes and Toilet CcFsES,
Russia ToWeIings aud Hukabuks,
staple Shirtings and Fancy do.
Bruad Cloths. Casslmeres and Satineff8.
VesiinEr aud Gents Shirts md Collar,
Checksd Yag pDrab Alpacca.
e-4CarkRares q, C11harM,
Nschelchiss tsrs, and Umbrsllaa-
All OF Wnic-h .usAt ioE, md Will be sold q
iuaiI $ND CO.. g Superior s..
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II. J. WHITTLEsEF, Rec. Sac.

NoTIcs TO FIREzEN members Of the
Board of Engineers and FOrenen are hereby
DOtifed to attend the next Monthly Meeting,
Tuesday evening next, at a O'Clock, at the
City Hall. BE- order Of
JAMES HILL. Chief Engineer.
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J. g. Barnes & Co., PrOPrietors of the Cleve
Iaai Plrmiiag works, Atvrater Block are prepared
VIII srse force Of experienced wOTkmsn doing every
esr tioa Pu uhing in the most thorough manner.
he most scientific plaEs rezsolaha ters aud On shoTt
notice Larye stocks Of Fountains o. dsrent siEes and
fEss Baihinr Tabs of cast iroa and wool tned with
inned-c5Dner heNters, lead a. g1vHuized irou
pinss Leather India Rabb@r Hose every descnpi1o
~ Rrass ani plated Csks iucafins the Pa S-iclos
EE Cors- rerenty inroluesd, Was. BOWS and all kinds
fWztsr Works krKflrcs keo constantly on band Al
Sork warranted me.dkWff
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CoxIxe.-COLLINs, tie distinguished lrish
Comedian and Vocalist, will give one or more Of
his fne entertainments at the MelOdeon some
time during the present week. Look out for
something good
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SAILED.
NEw YORK, July II.

NEw YoRK, July n.
The steamers City OF Washington, for Liver
pool, aud the Bremen, for Bremen, sailed from
here about noon to-day, with large number Of
passengers
The U. S. storeship S pply sailed from Rio Js.
neire, June 6th, for New York
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cOLuxBus THELrER CotLArsED.-The Static
maa of Saturday says;
The Columbus Tn -ater closed last night, after
O miserable existence Of two weeks. The Man
ager, Mr A. j johnson, yesterday took an e1rly
train for regions unknown. leaving behind him
number Of unsettled bills for board, sdSeTts-
ing, de-, &c.
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PoLcE CouRT There were nine cases before
the Court on Saturday mOrning-fOr drunken
ness 8; grand larceny g. Eagraney l; assault
and battery l; petit larceny l.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-19

e The members Of the Association of the
Alumni of the Cleveland High School are re-
quested to meet at the SuPerintendent's Office,
High School building, on Friday evening, July
2sd, at o'clock, at which time business Of
importance will come before the Society.
HI. WHIrTLEsEY, Rec. Sec
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COLLISION.

NEw ORLEANS, July l6.
There was collision of mail trains on the Jack
son Railroad at Bahaa- Several wounded. None
killed
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DROWNED.

SCHENECTADY, July II.
A son Of Prof Pearson, Of Union College, aged
about II years, was drowned last evening AZ l-2
O'Clock, in the Mohawk River.
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To restore heal we must parity the blood. Fsvers
without exception. rise from foreign stiers having been
absorbed and rsiaine inthe circulation Thee causes
sickness may produce iaaeuEis Group, re maiism
g1ut ch3lic cough Bat BTandreth's Pills. simple
potent, and veg table, the and the cure fol
lows ofcourSc Thy the means Of every day saving
Iaany Esiusbe lives Punefusl uElce ss Canal street.
Brandreih Building New York Sold also BY
iuns.dS rIur nBR7 GARt INFR. ~1evelard
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FROM ST. JOHNS.
CANAL BREAK.

ST. JOINS, n. F., July H.
The weather is dull and quite warn and not IN.
favorable TO the Telegraph neet Wind west.
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scHEGEcTADY, July IL.
The Canal break near this city has been nearly
repaired and boats will pass freely on Monday
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FROM BOSTON

BOsroN, July u.
The steamship CSnada will arrive at her dock at
about O'Clock. and hsT mails will 60 forward On
Sunday night and be due u New York on MONDAY
rnnruin~
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SONS OF MALTA CONVENTION.

'11---7 y TIT w ~
0ne hundred and 6fty delegates to the National
Convention Of the Sons Of Malta, have arrived
here, including Is from San Francisco and repre-
sent2tives from Cuba and Mexico. Delegates from
France and Engiand are expected BY the Canada.
The Convention meets on Monday next.
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HORSE TANNING.
The Great Secret 0Ut at Last!i
Auths sEcsETs of Rzne, and o her celebrated HoTse
Tamsrs By which AZ many uasuEsrnahe, vicious snd.
sauky horses made the valuable Of their species
and tie meih0d Of breaking oOs By mail Dos
9.id o. the receipt OF Two D5llars Address,
Ba1eS- WN RA les AGENT Cleveland, o.
The book which send contains all tAe information
tt eaa be obtained u any and Is the that
nraclieed br J. RARE, and sod Book for By his
Aseut. for from three dslss. and bond required
Of 50 Q 10 keep the secrets. iuls.dEwa;lss
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In Towx-Hon HoEATIo SEYMOUR, Ex-Goy-
ernor of New York, is in the city ani stopping
at the Weddell House
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THE BEST ARTIFICIAL Help TO
III H soLoMONsON.

PRAcTIc1L AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIc4N,
Ksens the largest Of the most approved kinds Of
SPRcTAcLES. Ahis glasses, whether for GEAR or if-
sighted are ground under his pecon By machine
~ of anew construction with the reaeSt care, so as 10
suit the eyes in al cases. curing Heakafss, D=1sss o.
IEs0Eafoz Of E,1s ard impaTiing strength iof Osg
Tesdipg OF fae sewing.
q n. H. SolonoasJa woald here inform the public
thai be employs any the sale Of This lenses
T. Also. splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES MI
CRoSCOPEs, COMPAS. Is, &C .ke2; On hand
ARTIFICIAL EYE.
1nssrsed without pain, perfect usiuIzL
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Ale,ifinrs.
HEALTH OF ANERICAN No,

EALId OF AMERICAN W0s
We desire to a. q; Dsy Nsss tEgIsori
sr eolsSa On He Hsslh q Aneriean Women snoSb:
his skill and ne cs jod snsa' nav hs resi- H5 -a
..ssarsh.isT iss.a e, "a 46lssay Moriag EIars,s
- Seias9ie As i cAimrd TO be IN many severe es Z
gAgsiean fvsry roe aiisnmsnts ma of resI iiSSss
,f 49, Si na9n iudiciaus and hshly succsssiul prac-
ssd1s sShS5 all diseases s'Peeilly those q and
EoA Psssiei4as.
1iaIshalls Uterine Cafhsiicou vii eertainv errs Al
'u@ = Siscases ior Wlach q is recoumsude l."
ILhere Is no nedietne like II in this counfryr
Otsnne Cafhoieoais GER am and safe remedy
MARSHALLS UTERINE cATHoLicoE
Is unhesiiaiingly ered reliable remedy for Al those
u1lly ae me mis as well as ths body 50 hal 10 III
5S, ~ ~S'A 9seolaes alike suree Of suffering II
coo = reuedy are Falling Of the Wonb, wass SUP
anma iOns and Diseases Of The KilSeSs ar fa.r & hn
gans, Retention or IncoaneEce Of Urine Heartburn Cos
DIS uIted SLEEP and all troubles anc or sya a,hec
Connected with the uterine nrgans
LADIES' who are roube with any the above symptoms
Ss pr BRpeE o. % f1s S%STP-lRs % are nv, invited to , adj
ind resfi MsrShaIs Uterine CsihoiisoS i ~, 49,, WI
nedicoe but ingredients have been made known % he
speciabls librarian IN the country
N Bries o MARSHA LIS UTERINE cATHoLE
con - O1s D5iaraH HalfDsr 5iagIs b0tf'e.
WEsT BEDFoRp. Coshocfon Co May a ISL
Mr- B Knssey Sir--I have been selling the medi-
snE q TIE Gr3eRbers ompany for the last years and
the pills sold 10 Ersaf many faniiiss as reTusrT
As thsrtea and coffee and with ny trsds have 6sce
as ape article AIarshalis Uterine Ca h0ron j. ne :
GINS tia. Eas done g1t amount o g1od IN female dsea
Is One lady 50 % toll she had received more
beneft from one bottle than she did fru l1ng course m
medical treatment By the most skillfal phvsicilns
January lSt, ls5s,
MRS RoBINsoNS CERTIFICATE.
VERSoN, Tn mbuIl Co, May Iss, 1855.
This cerdes that have been In very poor health for
yeaTs and iound lte o no reiefater empo,ng number
o. fhyslcans; kly dissese was ProaD~s Ute u had
been reduced bv that hnd Eouor Abus until had become
liberated to consi lerahle extent BY the advice OF DR.
Bushnell procured and bottles Aarshals
Uterine utholicon which enabled attend nv hus-
band IN his ast sickness uaf he cied which sboai
lave tlkeu three bottles since his d. ath.
Whrh has made ab labor and support nv family OF
hres children The CafhOlcon has nearly restored me 10
health II l the 0nlY thing that has mis ated nv suffer
ing Tor Uhieh feel very grateful
MARY E. ROBINSON
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-19
SATURDAY AFTER0ONS REPORT.
FROM new YORK.

FROM NEW 1Ohhs
NEw YoRE, July IL.
The steamship Austria arrived early this morning
from Hamburg via southampton She brings
London papers Of July 4th, and has also 4oO pas
sengers. She reports heavy westerly ga,es ana
fog the entire passage. Saw nothing oil the teie
graph feet.
A despatch from Washington says special
messenger left on Thursday for Mexico, 70 minis
ter Forsythe approving Of his suspension oi diplo.
matte intercourse and directing the Withdrawal OF
the legation, and his return home.
Later adYices state that Mr.. aud Mrs Brown OF
Tioga, are so badly injured it is feared they VIII
die.
The Rev. Edmund B. Palmer, Of Boston, it is
also thought will die.
John E waite, of this city. IS also lying in
critical condition.
Apriyate despatch from New Orleans, dated yes
terday, says Gen. QuitmRn lays at the point Of
death at Natchez H. could live but few hours
The Austria brings nothing later ihal the morn
ing edition of the Saturday Times No news IN
addition 10 that already teegraphed nom hailiax-