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The Placer herald., 1859-11-19

Most interesting companions-Girls in
their giggehood, and boys in their BOBBY
hood
The Placer herald., 1859-11-19

SrocK ON THE WAY-We learn from the
Arizonion that large droves Of sheep had
been passing daily through Tucson for Cali
fornia One flock alone numbered some
forty.six thousand. They were mostly from
Rio Grande. New Mexico.
The Placer herald., 1859-11-19

Artistic and life like pictures by all the above
new and beautiful processes, of finer tone and in
finite durability, unsurpassed for boldBcss of out
line or beauty of finish, will be executed at all
times and i'm all kinds of weather.
Persons heretofore unsuccessful in obtaining
perfect pi lures particularly invited to call.
Old daguerreotypes and other pictures copied
improoed and rendered imperishable.
Views of buildings, mining claims, &c., taken
at the shortest notice.
Deceased persons taken in the most appropriate
manner.
N. B--1nstructions given in all The depart
ments of the Art at
WOODS AMBROTYPE GALLERY
Mill street, Grass Valley,
by IT, NJ. WOOD.
Sentcmber 10th 1889
The Placer herald., 1859-11-19

Whv is the guinea so called! Because
the gold with which it was first coined. IN
the reign of Charles H. was brought from
Guinea. For this reason the guinea origin
ally bore the impression of an elephant.
The Placer herald., 1859-11-19
A Fault Finder.

Stopping for few hours at the thriving
village of Lane, on recent return trip from
Iowa, we found ourself quartered at the
Lane Hotel, kept by that jovia host, Colonel
May. The Colonel related a story of his
predecessor in the "Ilotel," who was not re-
markabe for his assiduous attentions to the
comforts of his guests. One morning n
lodger came down from his room, entered
the office, and inquired where he was to go
through his ablulions. Landlord informed
him 'rily that the creek was about forty
rods of. Guest at length succeeded in get
ting gill of water to wash in, when, turn
ing to huge rag suspended on roller, he
remarked:
81 say, landlord, that's ID dirty towel
for a man to wipe on"'
Landlord, with a look of amazement, re-
piled: "WeIl, swear, you're migay partic-
ular. .S;rty or serenity Of my boarders have
wiped on that towel this morning, and YOU
nre the first one to find fault"
The Placer herald., 1859-11-19

INFLUENCE OF RAILRoADs.-Th 1tabam-'
ian Of Greenvie, Alabama, says that as an
instance of the prosperity dispensing infu..
ence of railroads, cite the enhanced value of
real estate in Butler county for the years
from the first projecting of the Montgomery
and Pensacola road to its completion to
Granville. The following figures are an ell
oouent commentary. We give the year
and the corresponding total value of re"F
estate:
Year 'aiue VI nca' Es'",.. ~
iosa (survev commence ee) $ 53l 0l5
iosI 5723O3'
Ie55 irradinp commcnced) ... S9l.l76'
$40 1,247 ,45s
ie57 1850 1868
ie5s 1925. .9S3i
1s59 win be over. 1000, 600
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The amount remains about the last Monday
being 3O $50 bus against 81 300 then
OoBNHas advanced and latest sales at S5Sdc from
store This morning the market is somewhat unsettled and
lot from Detroit Offering &c. with sales to noon
CATsAre dun at 45c The stock hand contin
large and demand light being confined to the wants Of
the city.
BARLEY-There has hsen nothing doing, and we quote It
nominal at 6Ocd65c.
RYE-Contnues inactive, at 9OcdSl
GROCERIEs-Moasses has declined aud New Orleans is
selling at l0dnc Wenote decline in CASTLE soap
which is quoted at 8a4c The better grades sugar al
lower and crushed powdered and auulaed quoted at
iO6lO4c.
HIGHwINEs-Ha declined during the week, and at the
close are firm at 26c.
HIDES AND LEATHER-We have no change to note in
these articles, For quotations table
POTATOEs--Have largely advanced within the week; and
with light receipts holders end difficulty in obtaining
9OcGS 90 per bushel for large small lots The demand
both for home and export and during the week
many orders for loads for interior have been received
which It bias been impossible to fill.
Professionalism has been very little doing in article
eomiug under this head Mess Pork has sold in small lots
range Of sl7l75O but except retail way there is nc
demand to Hams have been In moderate inquiry at 6
for avore brands Of ugareured though large sale
ported Friday at l0c. Sales "Comstocks the
ofsO0O reported the former figure Shoulders
inactive ard nominal Dried beef continues steady
atIc Lard is inactive and nothing has been done for
time.
sALT-Has further declined and is selling freely at 81 100
81 i3 per Dbl from dock, and at 999Jsc for sacks.
sEEDs-Remain inactive though note speculative
inquiry other places where It is bought
at $3.50 to hold over for next
WOOL-The following are W, r. Cooke Co.'S quotations.
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~ TlII -. -.

Cleveland April o 1859 . i-''' - ''''' D' 'Ao'n''
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One Hundred Dollars Premium
DIR. GIBSON.

Professor of Medicine and Electropathy,
HAS CONCLUDED TO PER.
H MANENTLY locate in Cleveland aud has remov-
ed MS Office rom Bank street 90 the west side OF Ontario
street oyer O. Beck Co.'S Grocery store, block from
Tho Immense success Of Dr. GIBSON in the treatment
Of Chronic Diseases him in announcing 10 the SICK
that he will make
No Charge for services lBhich are not suecessfil
according to an opinion which Will be given when the pa
Complaint Dyspepsia m It's worst form Age and Fever
DyseneTy, General Debility Nervous COusumptiou ASH,
est Of hands Pa1ayss or fssy mpotepey N y6s oi
Dance, Lamenoss, Sick OF Nervous HeHdacho ali nervous
diseases, Neuralgia. Diseases OF the Kidneys Drogy
Scaled Head, Feyer-Sores White Swelling, (Dr a will
pay 500 10 any physician in the world who viii equal his
from disease Of the optic nerve, termed Amauross
also nursing soe-mouth LsuoorhWa Rnd other diseases
DISEASES OF THE BRAIN
which have seldom or never been cured
BY Dr. g. with degree QioeTtanly, amounting 10 math-
emutou precision, namely Chronic Inflammation or Com
gcston Dizziness Soienug nf the Brau, diseases which
sooner later attended with melancholy state mind
with loss OF ambition or mental ey and which requout
wi forfeit sl00in Of failure remove any OF tb ast
named diseases 9 hopes this notice with the numerous
and very respectable aud favorable references which ho
can give VIII be sui'on guaranty 10 the thousands WHO
aro suffering from disease Of the brain that ev can now
positively recover their health or receive handsome pF-
Patients may be seen u his ,ice In various stness of
cal men without success.
mode OF detecting tho location Of dseases-he a ime
ntely point the precise scat of an pain or dseas m E
ense Of any invalid who may present himself f5T sTamna-
OFEIcE HoURs-s 70 ~ and TO o'olook daily. su,,
days excepted, and from 10 o'clock on Monday and
Thursday evenings ipn
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NEW YORK MARKET-Juo 20

DO
rMaTket heavy ard 5al0 cnweI; sales 500 bbs
at IS gl6l0l for superine sate sb,3515 60 or extra
State s6OOdl6.2n for suDerfne WESTERN S64b069O for
common TO good wesernj S675d7 10 oT DO round hoop
Ohin the market closing heavy Canadian h1ur nominal
rive hlur duu;s $50 bals at 81 as
WheaThe wheat market very dul and 1Tooniugi sal es
7OOObus Sl52 red Kyi SlsO9l,sl white Ky l6 white
Mich; 81 % new Amber Georgia
Ry0-Duli at9Gs,
: Barley-Quiet
Corn heavy sales $4,000 bus at sic for mixed wesTn;
s2dso for new mixed westerD s6c wrn Yellow e5e round
yellow -
Oa's dull dG5l for staie b0GD52 for Canadian.
Whiskv-LONeT sales $50 bbI at 26c.
POr-Uusetted and prime over; sales 1880 bbs at SIG
so for g. do PTimy nominal at Si3s6:
Realistically; sales 600 bbls at S66Od700 for country
prime; 50 OO9 % or country mess SO9l3 for repacked
Chicago do; Sl4 00Gl5b0 for eI'ra,
Prime Mess Beei-Dull and Nominal at S20ll20.
Beef Hans-Quiet az SIS GOALS
1Bacon-Uull unA unchanged
Meats-Duli sales les pkgs at 6sl for shoulders
eGskc for hams
Ihrd-Heavy; sales0f 400 bbls'pt l0A0nk
Butter-Duil; 1901 for ohio l4d2O for Stare
Cheese-Quiet at 4l194
Eides-ouiot soles 900 at go for Rio Grande; IN
Tor green western
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Mf0itines.
The Great vital RegeneFatOF,
TRHESEMAR!

DROTECTED BY ROYAL Letters
4 Patent from ENGLAND, and secured seen Re by BY the Seal
nf the ECOLE DE PHARMACIES DE PARIS and IN
IMPERIAL COLLEGE Or MEDICINE, VIENNA.
No 1-Invaluable for Relaxation, SpermatorrhRa and
Physical Exhaustion, and is tonic.
No 2umpleely oradicates all Of those diseases
that have been hitherto treated by the nauseous and pep
Cious s Of Copavla and cubebs.
No. 3--Has entirely suppaned the injurious g.
curry thereby nsurng the su speedy relief dispa
ing all the impurities md roofing out the venom Of disea
TRIESEAIAR, Nos l. aud g. are prepared in the 10 L.
of l0Zence, devoid Of smell, anu be carried
in the wastcoa pocket SOLD IN TIN CASES and divided
into SEPARATE DOSES, as administered by yalpeRu Lue
man, RouX. RicOrd &c sc Price, 50 each four
in for Sg which 50; and in S27 clses, whereby
there saving Of 50 To be had, Wholesale and RETAIL
Of lr. BARROW, 1874 Bleeoker 81, New York. Immeli
aelY receiving remittance Dr. Harrow will TOrward
the n RI ES EN- X to nny part Of the world, securely
packed and addressed according TO the instructions o. tile
writer.
Fol sale by u iAYLORD & HAMMOND,
hnO WILLIAM FISKE.
dec6 d&w ly 2G0 AGENTS Cleveland.
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Df. AMOS Sun hnVe devoted tholT Intention fNrIU
svey to this peculiar class Of mala and the reet they
have consequently been enabled to render fellow
lures is fully testified and gratefully acknowledged by
escent patents and others daily driving in town from
helTe KerlOns have been er ed by the mos
signal advantages yet from what they have
iquirng into the of these complaints
from their most simple condition that Of the most dan
geruus and inyeteatu they have always entertained th
9t their prevention, and removal, aud likewise
invariably found that the most horrible and malignant forms
Of disease could almost invariably be traced the
following causes Ignorance, neglect or the bad effect
uuSklul and improper treament therefore Dr. AMOS
SON have succeeded in discovering ia tile selection
heir remedies safe, eeCtuR and cautious course omit
ting all combination Of remedies which bear an euuvOca
chaiaGer as we as those whose premature nudciou
application might be productive oil bad consequences m the
ands OF private individuals In short the uudable end
arrremedes is the lessonng Of great mass Of human
seTy by the aleyatlOn relief aud prevenuOn Of those
levOus Affections that in reality the foes Of lite
md which, while thoysO extensively surround aOuH
OrOur skill and interference Ia their eNermnation.
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RuFFALo MARKET-IunnI2n.

(BY TELE0RAPH,l
Flourdu and lower sales 800 bbls at 6 for stusht
extra Wis; S79E3h extra Mich Id and oeio, 81 bOa175
for ouble eXtEas.
Wheat quiet and no sales.
COTn-AlsO quiet and lower; sales small
Oats duh ana nominal at 45.
Barley-Dull and heavy.
Rye-FiTm at 81
Mhiskey-Steady at 2bc.
Caual FIeights-s1lc corn, SC wheat, and sc on
-four 20 N. Y.
Lake imports bbs -four 1000 bush wheat 10000 bus
corn.
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en- physician Of thirty years' practice My principa
study has been diseases of females They have generally
bgod my best efforts Obtaining tho ngterinlf COMPOSING
MarshalFs Uteuno CathOhcOn was pleased with them
gave them fair trial. aud iound myself ubundanty sue
ctsbiul In my former practice could unly mitigate the
symptoms Of about huf the and could not cure one
ten Now can radically cure h least seveue In tw "
~ AMI mitigate the rest consider Marshals Utoune "a
thocou the greatest blessing to fomnrs lave met with
j ~ WILLIAMS. NJ u. Charleston.
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w., pold,,i Coshoo,on ~ Nnvl4ls

West Be ford, COshoct0n Co, May IA, 1861.
Mr.. II. Kincs ~ Sir - have been selling the Medi-
enes Of the Gnofenleg Company lor The last te9 yeas
and hwe yRraby found them 20 give good satisfaction;
and the Pills have sold to great many nmlhes as n gu
larry their aud coffee and with my trade they have
become stupie article Marshalrs Uterine CathOlcon
medicine That has done great amount of good IN teme
Diseases One dy sold u to told me that she had reCev
cd more benefit from bottle than she did rom long
course Of medical treatment by the most skful physi-
cihns. Yours truly,
jan. /, 1883. JAMES WILSON
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GRAEFENBERG
Family Medicines.
HONE TESTIMONY.

HARTFORD, Trumhull Co, Ohio, March q, 1901,
h0Tehy certify that have been dealing IN the Grueion
berg Modcnes for the past year and can truly sey hal
hato never offered any med cnes 20 the public that have
met with the decided appreciation OF the people Ike these
uriouarly the Pillsan Cuthoioon They viii readily
perform all and than Is promised for them. have
sold about dU bottles of the Cathooon the past season
aud hear the best results In every case
J. ~, e. JOHNSON Medical Agent
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BEANs--Have exhibited more activity than for several
months past and several sales have bson reported Al an
provemen OF 2e upon former nominal prices The range
for al qualities ls s75S9sl25. |...
BUTTER-Remains soady at last weeks prices. W. r. ia
taken shipment l2dlSo Central has sold sAl0e
CHEEsE-Has declined, aud best qualities W r are only
worth S6e the rauge being 71E6sXo.
EGGs-Have been lnmueh lighter receipt than last week
and prices have advanced m at the close they ares c
with sales for local consumption at 2c, The arrivals up
Saturday were l22 bbls, against 22l last week.
FIsHThe demand for whitesh has ruled active with
light receipts and reduced prices largely advanced
hero and In other markets We quote wholes lOs halves
sO6s6 Trout continue steady $3.50 and g. for vholes
and halves Pickerel declined are selling 80 aud
g. Otber varieties unchanged and steady quota
tlons.
FRUITs-Dred fruits duh Sl,75 per bu Is the
highest figure for apples and this obtained only for
siona small lots. Peaches nominal At B and lee orpeeed
and unpeeed The market amer for lemons and
and the former quoted B445O and the latter S4ds
Other kinds steady at the prices quoted In LIST
FLoUR-The market has ruled very du for days,
the only transactions have been in small lots for home
Sales in this way been made decline Of 25c from for
outside figures and choice quoted
S775, with only light demand We quote superanes $3.50
81 for a qualities extras S725ls77b for to choice
and double sI756sO for red wheat choice white
wheat brands The stock hand Is 9ss brs against $3.50
do. last week. Receipts have been iollows:
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A Good Tree is Known by its Fruits
so IS
Good Physician by his Successful Work.
To the Consumptive, and all those who are suffer.
ing with disease Of the Throat, Lungs
Heart, Liver, and Stomach.
THE well known and justly celebrated
R. j. lyons, FROM SOUTH AMERICA,
"a the People of Cleveland =
that he has taken an

Would announce 10 the People OF Cleveland and vicinity
that he has taken
once No. lib Ontario Street.
All who suffering from the ub named dseasea or
other complicated complaint Of standing Hro in
formed tnat they eau consult the Doctor ~ FREE OF
CHARGE,
ID Is hoped that no will despair OF cure until they
have given the Indian Herb Doctors Medicine far and
althful trial.
IsS During the DocoIstrayeIsn Europe, West indies.
Est indies South America, and the United StaBs has
been the instrument IN Gods hand restore 10 health and
VgOr thousands who were aud pronounced incur
able by the most eminent Old School Phyaicians nav
more th9usands who were on the verge Of tho grave
now LIVING MONUMENTS to the Indian Herb Doctors
skill and successful treatment, and daily aiming
Blessed be the day when dt saw and paTtOOk uf ths
indian Herb Doctors Medicine"
hememher-COnsultatiOn aud advice free The Door shall
literally remembered
t-- Take Notice-every Wednesday and Eriday DR. Iy-
can be consulted ut the Franklin House, Pear lst
West Side,)
Is5- Office Hours--from A. N.to6P.M
declldkW IL 26l
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NEW TREATMENT,
Buffalo Medical DisDensarv

Established Tor the cule Of
Dyspepsia, General Debility, FeUer and Ague,
Asthma, IaciBient Consumption, Iatrm-
ities of Youth and old Age dc.
EY NO MERCURY USED. "a
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Dr. AMOS SON take pleasure in announcing thu, they
have invented most important instrument for the
tue above diseases 1t las been subjected by
most eminent physicians in London, Paris, Philadelphia
ana New York; 1t has been declared the only lnsr
men ever invented for the OF Seminal Weakness
any disease caused by the secret habits OF youth Price
$40 by mail express.
N. B.--Dr. AMOS 4 SON in order to satisfy the most
skeDca astu tho merits Of this instrument ledge them
selves that IN instance where may prove unsatisac
tory, after fair trial the money will he refunded by
turning the instrument In good order.
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]. H. q. JOHNSON MadIeal Agonl
Road whnt Dr pu,bnell sevso n tho oraefenberr N

Read what Dr Bushnell says Of the GraefenbeB N
cneE. Dr B ts ply scian OF extensive prnchCo, and
he rosttlCk,
- This cortihas that have used tho Graeienherg Pu
and Mprhalls CRhocon, sold here by j. II. O. johnson
In my practice 10 my ontiIe satisfaction They are goo'
medicines Dr. q W. BUSHNELL
Hartford, Trumbun Co., o March 4 1857
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llhneifiQ1ls & 9nrQeolls

He paredt troat (usuay without med cno) the fol
lowing and analogous Affections viz:
BRONCHITIS; with irritable throat, and weakness aud
hOa rseness of voice in speaking and singing.
WEAKNESS OF THE CHEST, with cough, bleeding at
the lungs PAIN shOrtness of breath and palputon Of the
heart
toe aCdlty Of collapse fantneSs dull dragging
pai in the sides and an a gone feeling which are az
graNlated on erecting the body.
WEAKNESS AND FALLING OF THE BOWELS;
with constipation, chronic diarhga, prolapsus ami and
piles
Au BINARY WEAKNESSES, with irritable bladder and
lncOntlnGnt and painful uImatiOns
SEMINAL WEAK ESSES; WkdCh IL not arrested so
generally tend to insanity aud physical Iuin.
SPINAL DERANGkMENIS; with curvature, ,inequ lie
tie Of the hips and shoulders, ungTaCefu gait and pain
enl weakness Of tho back which, II arrested tend
th ilr increase and to consumption.
HERNIA; radical cure effected ION principe) by
mt ans OF his new combination Brace Truss.
BEREAVEMENT OF THE LOWER EXTREMI-
ii ES with coldnessi nunbness heavness and swelling
St luding.
The dropping young ladies' with peaked shoulders and
aud sharp shoulder blades aud hatness Of the chest
Which are so Indicative Of early consumption pleasantly
SKIRT SUFPoRTERs attention OF ladies' is called 10
hl combination Abdominal and Spinal shoulder Brace and
skirt Supporter, by which most the ahoy affections may
be prevented relieved, the form and bearing Of the
body improved and the weight Of the skirts held away from
thb stomach. luyalidB tho city should inquire
letter when DT. b may he seen
The medical profession are invited to examine his suIg
cal devices
Lady in attendance upon Ladies' dsolO
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The shipments for the per been 46j bar
rsls against els7 last week
RYE FLoUR-sels steadily at s. 20 for good qualities
CoRN MEAL-Is in fair demand at 81 65 for to s
for extra bosd Of 1000 lbs made Saturday at
the latter agure .or a very choice article.
GRAIN-wBEAr-Has declined 5ll6c since last Monday,
and the quiet G.. sl6Sl66 fo red The receipts
compared with those oflast week. are as follows;
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COUNTRY INVALIDS.
Persons in any part Of the world may be successful
treated by forwarding correct detail Of their case
remittance for medicines sc.
Address Dr.. AMOS a SON, COrnor Main and Ouav-Sts
Buffalo N. Y lnusdNvs lv265
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lsates Of Enre

CLEVELAND & TOLEDO RAILROAD.
Fissl class Clsyo.ald u De roit,..,...-....-S 90
f'rsI glass, Cloygind 60 CIc4go. .......... $40 90
., iowa City,. ~ 2i
tOrl LeuyeuWOuh. % 90
So. JIseuh ..... 9B 51
~ bteBhs VIII he taken by The load 20 Iowa City
W 81 LQns WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS, al as 10 y
rates as by any Other route.
JOHN u PARSONS
CioVeland' Feb lb-tobl6d6m2H GenTicket Ag't
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CLEARED.
Steamer hlny Queen Vger, Detroit.
Steamer Sea Bird BOdgett, Buffalo
Steamer Western Metropolis, Pease, Buffalo.
Steamer Forester, WnId, Toledo.
scoW G Pendleton, Becker, Buffalo rs M II lumber,
II CrOwell
iron, ] A Redingt0n.
Propeller Comet, Watts, Buflo
do Iron City, Turner, OntanOgan
Brig Tence Burns, Buffalo $40 tons Coal n j. Webb.
do Gen. Worth, Jones, Chgo 800 tons coal
Schooner foIklown Lacy, milwaukee,. 500 tons coal
do Georgo Davis. Becker, Burial, 2O2 tons grind
stOnog, p M slaves, sundfY.
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I0rangprrtaiicn.
SlEl9A 1859. s@G


= kA1siiy9ik9
THE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co.
VIII during The present season. run then well Known and
npnlar Line OF
FIRST CLASS SCREW STEAMERS
Rsgu'srly between
Oadensburgh g. Oswego, and Upper Lakes,
Forming TRI.wEEKLY LINE between
ORdensburgh and 0swego, and Cleveland, San
dusky, Toledo and Detroit,
And a sEMI-wEERLY LINE between
Ogdensburgh and Oswego, and Chicago, Nil.
waukee and Intermediate Ports,
Counect'ur at o,isnshursh with the
Ogdensburgh & Vermont Central r. r. Route,
Between
Oqdensburgh, Burlington, Concord Manchester
Nashua, Lawrence, Lowell, Worcester
and Boston,
And a. osvpgo with the
New Oswego Line Of Thirty First Glass Canal
Boats on the Enlarged Canal,
BettOesn os1OegO, Troy, Albany and Nei0 York
Connecting also It Dunkirk with tho
NEW YORK & ERIE RAILROAD,
... AID forming
DAILY RAILROAD LINE
between r1rkirk, Clryo'an and sandusky, and
TRI.wEEKLY RAILROAD LINE
Between Dunkrk Chic igo and intermediate Ports.
~ Property forwarded By thi, Line win be subject &,
uut one trlnshpment.
~ AIei,haud se marked N. r Co Express will b,
forwarded fT'm Now York hv Express Froighi Train
over the New York Ere Railroad, and promptly for
warded from Dunkirk.
~ These Lines conne-t al Cleveland with the Cleve
land, Detroit and Lake Superior Line.
.. APPLY TO
J. MYERS, Agent N. I. Ca No. III Broadway, n. Y.
j. l., WARNER Agent n II Co, No CWuiies Slip N. y
JOHN HOOKING, Agent N f. Co, No. s5 state street
A. CUsHMAN, ,uAgsut V. C Line, No lOs State Street
CHAs S TAPPAN. cor. 9Th aud Chestnut st., PhilA.
| 7. + CHURCH, Agent, Ruuses Point, N. Y. -
| c. L. THOMPSON. Treas N f Co, Ogdensbugh, N Y
GEORGE PARK ER, Age {.
| HOVEY b CRAWFORD, Oswego. N. Y. "..
| s. d CALDWELL, Agent, DunkiTk.
CHAMDERLIN, CRAWFORD & CO, Cleve and
| T. s. CHENOWETH CO Cincinnati, o.
| j r MCBErH, Agent sandusky.
VIM. z. WALKER, Agent. Toledo
| ~ X. MATHEWS, Agent. Detroit Mich.
]. Il. CRAWFORD, Mi w9ukee, Wis.
McHENRY / BARKER, Racine, Wis
MATHER CO., Chicago.
JACOB WASHBUHNE, Davenport. Iowa
II 2. WiBORG co, Fultcn City, Ill
n W. GRAHAM & co , CBiTO, Ill.
FIFE b MICHAEL, st. Louis.
Office Of Lhe Northern Transportation Company
Cleveland Feb 18th. 1859.
marl9Rs CHAMBERLIN, President.
BUFFALO, CLLVELAND and CHICAGO LINZ
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-21
/ MOST SCIENTIFIc INVENTION


An Instrument for the cure of Nocturnal Emissions
properly known as Seminal Weakness Can be pont
neny cured IN from fifteen days to two months by the
Of this instrument when used cOniOntly with medicines.