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west Boiford, Coshoqton Co. Nay u, ll5I.

~
Mr. n. b. Kinss oySir - have been sci ling the Medi-
ones Of The Gefenoctg Company for the last ten
and have yau1by ound them TO give coed sasfa tioni
and the Pills have sodto great navy families as regu
ary hert aud coffee and with trade they lave
m medicine that has done great amount Of good female
dsoases One lady sold Il 50 told NJ shehsd receiv
cd baneft from bottle than she did rom long
course Of medical treatment by the most tkiful phYsi
jim. 1, Isss. JAMES WILSON
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epefial Notifes.
| WIGS hi WIGS 1

RATcHELoRs WIGS AND ToUPEEs surDass ell.
rhsy are elegant light, Easy and durable.
Fitting to oharn-no turning up behind-no shrinking
sthe head indeed, thiss the only Establishment where
thesa things properly understo a and made
113 Broadway, New Yort.
ianiT w. FIsKE, Cleveland. Ohio, Agsnt.W n
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Stoves and Enam0led Crates.
w. II. Marvin,
No. ~ South Side Public Square, nearly oppO-
site the Old Court House,

site the Old oourt House,
THANKFUL FOR THE LIBERAL
a patronage q hia friends aud "tho q mankind
uufng lho knll trade determined out
his large variety OF COOKING, PARLOR HALL. aud
OFFICE STOVES and ENAMELED CRATES at
EfentY reduced prices .
His MAMMOTH COOKING STOVES fr Hotsls,apd
M victor Coo1ing siovoa for private nniilSs, Gamtbe
ied loF peri tctDn operation and fuul
rs Hot Ar PaTlor Heater for Parlors, Halls School
Qutesr churches, Sfofos, nAde for AnthTnnitp Coal
f - constructed that anEWers eithsr fer Hstoye or
iufnhct, or roth cOnbiued and ghere40r0 will produce
mech more heat than other the market II u
neht handsome aud dur BILE gnd giving great sasfac
tiqn To ina1y Of best unous His poarl" which Is
made oval r pAroru buTns ooke hard coal with sat
ecphOm and nentness and aO satislaotiOn
Tue neWost and most desirable styles OF EhAMELE ED
CRATES on hand at the lowest pri6oa. Ua.I.l t
Tie manufactures and keep supplied with Tin, COppsT
alN GU hand
fil Roofing Sld all Johbitg done on shoh notice
~ are respectfully solicited 10 call hsors purchasing
~ W. L. MARVIN,
deols No. "a South Side Puhiie square
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'Rei'o'sd by the former Legislatures.

Rei'eed by the former Legislatures
A number OF smaller items, too tedious to
enHmeafe, were allowed and ordered to be paid,
awelling the whole amount of the appropria-
tions for revenue purposes for 1859 to the inn
meuse sum of $e6I $40 %.
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6nir Dpe.
UEntistrp.
REMOVAL.

NTINOF ' NIls
DR. b. f. ROBINSON HAS RE.
J moved his Dental Office to his residence, No 46
Wood 81 four doors North ofho E Church, whore he
will lie happy to an Of his forne patrons, or any 9TH
eTs Tho may need his services.
Ctevelaed. March 10. 1eb8-mh21:dt
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N. II. sOLOMONsON.

PRAoTIoAL AND SCIENTIPIe OPTIoAE,
eeps largest assortment Of the most approved kinds OF
PECTAcLES. Allhs glasses, whether for near or far
ishted ground under his inspection by machne'
Of construction with the eTeafest care as to
Huitthe eyes in all cases, curing Weaas Di1zinsss or
RamndtiOr i tie Eyes, and mpartng strength oI long
reading dns sewing.
" N. II. Soomonson would here inform the public
hathe employs any in the sale Of hslenses.
rF- Also, splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES hi
CROsgoPEs, COMP ASSES, Eo., kept on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
asserted without pain, as perfect as natural.
lE-ohee3s Superior street under the American Hotel
iun22
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OpstGrs.
iar0m0rk

1IARPENTERS TOOLS.-The larg-
J est aud best variety An the oity--fOr salohy
spsO HK. RAYNOLDs, No ssuPelior 81.
uOUSE TRIMMINGS, Of every des-
ILcnption variety style aud priee-fgrsale by
apa0 X RAYNOLDs, No. ssuaenoI so.
IRON AND STEEL.--At out ship
j Iosd. for saloby H. X. RAYEOLDs,
eos6 No ssuper ~.
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Att'Ds & COlt1stIlOrs,
Boar0inop.

BOARDING. - The House No. "a
Id public Square, and hy the stone Chureh-one 9tthe
neasantest locations In the cyhas been thoroughly re-
paired and Is for noafders Families Wshng 70
furnish their rooms can be accomm9osioa WIZ w
and Convenient rooms and h3dronms and Single b0aoer
ard Day rdsrs will find good aecommoda on tea
sonebie Terms aides not excluded. References given
and received. aprlhD o W NJ MI -
BOARDING.
BOARD, WITH VERY DESlRA-
ID BILE ROOMS, IN suits Or SINCE House Ana lose- %
tiOn very pleasant at Dr.. BkACHEb NO ~ hiis 81,
the Medical College mar1s; .Ilsss
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
MONDAY NOTHING, APRIL as, 1859
pLAIN I'm oRNAMRNTAL PRINTINq

EIHIIF EIINU VTIT07III ny N TIITIE TTNW
" Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every dosoripie
dono at he Printing Estabshmento Of the Lsad,r ONCE,
the latest mpr wed aud most rapd presses IA the
best STYLE short notice. and reasonable rates Par
toular attention paidto blank work Every description
ofBnding done especially Blank Books Ledgers, Journ
ais Sales Boaks, Receiving Books, ee.. &C.
bd5~ For City News see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
page
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G1lorNpers.

FNC5 n AVTNG AND LTTHOGRAPH1NG
& BURRIDGE, WOOD
Id RNGRAVFRs AND LITHOGRAPHERS Rsnk
tranf Cleva1and n
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uOTEL DUMA S :
Gobatf0 au0 GJt9ats.

ToHN LYMAN, Manuf4gtHrers 49, TTJ I
al Whoiessle and Retail denler in TOBACCO, SNUFF
and CIGARS, in Hswitt's Steam Power Block, West ST.
near Canal Basin, Cleveland, Ono. ocz5 5GIN hzI
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Persons in any part Of the world may be successfully
treated by forwarding correct detail OF their case, with
remittance for medicines nc.
N
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BEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN

Female Irregularities, weakness uterine displanemsHts
and All local uterine dcues and constitutona troubles
Of wtmen are entirely cured bY THE gRAEFENBER0
NJ hIAHSHALL'S UTERINE CATHOLICON
In this connection Miss Bcecher Of the Rev. Hen
~ Ward HecchFr In letters 20 the people, page 29 says
have nine sisters On sisters sn-law, and fourteen f.
male cousins, all ma )od and all delicate and ailing
Amid the immense eirc tQ friends and Quaini ancos
eanlOt ecal ten married ladies'. BON In this century and
country Who are perfectly healthy In cases however,
where the Graeiguberg Cathocon has been used must
ladies have become bust strong vgoruus aud healthy
Mrs 01aecn, OF - ira snya "Heauiful indeed - the
COnndng trusting nature Of woman but how much does
need TO he protected by wRtchfuness that will lead her
time Of disease TO appeal TO medical adviser Of ecien
hc education worth end purity OF character Al
these may be secured BY addressing the 0raefenheg Com
pany. a
II gYes great oaSure 10 certify TO the nynrabe GU
rattye action Of the QTaefonberE Marshels Uterine Ca
h0con In al Cases Of female disease and TO The skin and
high moral character of the Medibal Department Of the
Graoienberg Company.
Auburn -Four Corners, Poan.
am Methodist clergyman BY heart has fairly aohed
10 witness the feeble health Of women, have travelled
my circuit preaching the Gospel thank God however
that hnvs ali these diseases give 70 the 0raen
berg haTuhas Uterine CathohoOn, wherever has been
uued. REV, PETER SHARP, RdgewaY, Mich,
former Uf Western Stark, Medinn o. o
a. FeF sale hy Druggists and Medicine Dealers through
az F0r medicines or agencies address
II. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
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AND AGUE

TNROM WHICH MANKIND SUE
n FER OVER A LARGE PART OF THE GLOBE,
4 the conseq1enqe Of diseased eotlon Of The ylem IN
eIhaion q evolved BY the action Of solar heat on wet soil
BELOW R hon "a ms 2apoT asSs near hs snrhs sur
ises and The Is taken w6 lhIough the lgngs iao
nal sosTA md sKcTeting organs af The body The liver ee
he bile from the blood Both the viTns and The bile acou-
molao n the circulation and roduee yioent constitution
sympathiso with tie liver aud bee mo dSranged also
Finally the instinct ~ onr oIsanism es IN an ssmpt 70
the body IN the Internal eKcrelaes 20 force them to east II
aa Organs with eonsesiise Violence Thls o ths chill
bHi h - ~ Spe J. th oIssns wy d 1ubs ~ w
surface ASH another effort to eHpei the irritating poison
Sis and tss system abSadons he attempt eIhaqsied
na SS not @ % e, e FSPqS. % me RSP
FtvSR 0I AND % AauE such so sonsuona SsdrGsr viii o.
We havo iahorsd 10 hud. aud have found an antidOs
AYERS AGUE CURE,
G S S SSS SodS II s a se2 soSS ana
Sos s s' % sS yR 4 y PfTSSs mSs ssos &
s4oss L rom ~ sssiaS rs & Sbsorbsd and
G Sss SS s 70 ~ ne ds s ia
RSs ons sT 1SeS s,a oql aass S sa c6
9 Rsmi..gg. Es e. hi fsvs Dumb ,I 9f Mss6ed ASas
ssS9 E1IPses sSse S Aiis sS h oSk rS SaS AS
M 3 ai' yps gIs T. move the ea
TRis 4 Sseo@pshe By it@SaiSg t6S sScrstersg TO az
yrssrg 70 ne sS sSa s sess ~ ss a e isS
Hence arises Whut pccnaion Time may acooul~
plsh the end bnt 0on e not long enough, or 10
sacrificed ID Che gonpt while this HAGun CURE does n
and with safety We have great reason 70 believe
that this Il we'll remedy for tho whole
elias Of diseases which caused W the misaneo nieo-
ton than any other Witch has been discovered aud has
sti another advuntago 70 the public, which d that g e
cheap we'll as good. I /"
' PREPABEDBY
ma. j.. q, AKEH A o o.,
." LOWELL. MASS, ... .a
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A CURE WARRANTED.

DR. AMOS SON have devoted their attention eKclu-
uVey 70 this peculiar class Of maade and e relief they
have been enabled TO render their fellow erea
is fully testified and gratefully knowledge by
esceut patients aud others daily uvng town lom az
the country f the express purpose MY of consul
ations while theme NeTtiOns hve been c cd by the most
signal Rdvantages yet from what they have experienced m
requiring into the Of these Infectious complaints
(rom their most sApe condition TO that Of the most dan
and inyeepe) they have alwaya entertained th
possibility Of their prevention and renewal and likewise
invariably found that m most horrible and malignant forms
Of disease could amOH nrahy be tced 10 OF the
following causes Ignorance neglect orthe bed effect so
untklu and improper treatment; therefore lr, AMOS
SON have succeeded In discovering in the Selection of
their remedies safe eectunl and cautious course omit
ting all combination Of remedies which bear equvOoa
character, well those whose premature OF udcilus
application might be productive o bad consequences In the
hands OF private individuals In short the laudahie end
their remedies s the essenng Of great mass of human
misery by the sleyiat0n relief and provenOn OF these
gevous uctons thntara In reality tho secret foes Of lie
and which, while they extensively surround call aloud
fer our skill and nteTfs 10 their determination
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CANAL FUND.
appropriations for Cdnals Ter Gsoa year sHdAg Rov Is
1852 and Jor drt quarter dseal year 1890 provided IA.
Canals are not leased,
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cIFNTIFIn INVENTION.

DR. AMOS SON take pleasure IN announcing that they
have invented most important instrument for the cure O
the above diseases II a been subjected 70 test BY the
most eminent physicians in London, Paris, Philadelphia
and New York It been declared the only useful nsru-
ment ever Invented for the cure Seminal Weakness
disease caused by the habits Of youth Price
$40 by mail or express.
N. B.--Dr. AMOS 4 SON in order 70 satisfy The most
akapticA tbs merits Of this Instrument pledge them
foVes that in any instance where prove unsalisac
tory, aer fair trial tho will be refunded by
turning the instrument IN good order.
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~ For medicines OF agencies address
H. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
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The Plaindealer plainly dealt with---U. ..
Judge Wilson evea more radical than
ErereOilerl
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For sale, Wholesale aud Retail, by WILLIAM FIsKE
No. % Superior street. Cleveland, who will supply the
Annie dc Femme" At the Propretor's priees.
aul0 dhwly6
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Harpersa Ferry Riot.

HARPER's Ferry, Tuesday morning, Oct
19. = The Baltimore Greys in pursuing
Cook aud his men, stopped at Browns house
and there found wagons with arms ammuni-
ton, consisting of rifles and pistols bearing
the stamp of The Massachusetts, Manufacture
ing Company at Chicopee. There were also
a large number of spears and bowie knives
on poles, Indicating large number of men
to be supplied. 1t is supposed they were
brought through Pennsylvania. The insur-
gents did not attempt to rob the paynaster's
department at the armory. There was much
money there; but it was undisturbed. Brown
when he supposed he was dying said his OBJ
ject was to tree the slaves from bondage. and
that no other persons than those about him
were connected with the movement, and
that he did not expect aid from the North.
The foregoing was answered to questions
propOunded to him. He insisted that what
he had done was right; and that he ought to
be treated as prisoner OF war.
Last evening a party of marines and
volunteers visited Browns house, and found
a large quantity of blankets. shoes, clothes.
tents, aud l500 pixies with large blades
affixed also documents indicating rami-
icatiOns through several States among
which were letters from several North
ern individuals, one from Fred Douglass
containing ten dollars from a lady from
the cause, and one from Gerrit Smith about
money matters, and check or draft from
Smith tor one hundred dollars, endorsed by
Cashier OF one of the New York Banks
Gov. Wise has all these papers. Wise offers
$1,000 reward for Cook. A number of armed
men are after him.
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pp Gdtsrapb.


New York. Oct ls.-The steamer Europa
arrived at Halifax this morning with Liver
pool dates of the 9Th.
Cotton sales of the week SIS 900 bales; of
which SPECTATORS took 5000. and exporters
ii 900 bales. Fair and Middling qualities
slightly improved. Inferior qualities con-
tinue unsaleable. Holders offer freely, but
show no disposition TO press sales. There is
an improved demand by the trade. Sales
Friday 10000 bales; of which spectators
and exporters took 5000 bales. Stock at
Liverpool $4,000 bales; of which 446, 900
bales are American.
Manchester advices are unfavorable. Little
inquiry and prices weak. All qualities par
TALLY declined.
HAvRE.-Cotton sales of the week 5000
bales. New Orleans tres ordinaire 1907.
Bass 1Olf. Stock at Havre IS 900 bales.
Breadstuffs firm. Provisions steady, but
quiet. Consols. 958(995a. Bullion in the Bank
of England decreased q 900 pounds. Money
market generally unchanged. The Zurich
Great Eastern was expected to leave Port
land for HOlyhead, on the day the Europa
sailed.
Italian affairs are unchanged. There is
great agitation, and numerous arrests at Ma
pies. A letter from India says the discharged
EurOret n troops have consented to go TO Chi
Ma. The ship American Con gress' was ashore
in the English Channel. 1t was expected
that she would b. saved.
The kangaroo and Queenstown ar
rived out on the 9th, the Ocean Queen" on
the 7th, and the Persia on the Sih.''
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ES- WILLIAM S. REEFS. famous in the West
few years since as a street preacher, died
at Keokuk, Iowa, last week, leaving for
tune of $3.50, 900. He had led singular life.
An Englishman by birth. he left college at
the age of sixteen, master of eight languages;
came to New York in 1880, entered into mer-
camille business there aud amused cOmpe-
tency, which lie lost in the panic of 1887 and
then became wauderer; visiting other coun-
tries, aud appearing occasionally in Philadel
phia, Baltimore and Cincinnati; seemingly
(says the Cincinnati Gd1ene) without any def
| mite purpose, and earning by various means
Of labor, sufficient to keep him above want
| This was the period when he engaged much
in preaching in the open air. He subsequent
| ly went to the West, and obtaining some
money, fortunately invested it III a farm Sit
uate on the outskirts of Keokuk. This, ut
that time, was one of the cities to which EN-
igrants and spectators 1Ocked in great num-
bcrs. REEFS took advantage OF this, divided
his farm into lots, and sold them so advan-
tageously that in the course of two years he
realized quite fortune, At the time OF his
death his property was valued at Sl5O,OOO.
From the time he left college until the day
of his death. he was opposed TO all churches,
believing that the Gospel should be preached
in the streets. In 1853, he established the
Keokuk Post, and subsequently stated the
Dauphan Post in Kansas, the latter "a free
soil paper.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Oct. l9-The excitement is
subsiding. There is a question of Jurisdic-
ton, regarding the matter between the Fed
eral Government and Virginia. The subject
causes much discussion.
The result of the riot is as follows: killed
3 citizens and Is Insurgents. Wounded, 3
Insurgents. Prisoners, 5 Insurgents. The
prisoners have been committed to the Charles
town Jail. The question of jurisdiction is
thus settled, the local authorities are to try
the prisoners for murder and the United
States Authorities will proceed on the charge
of treason. Brown is better He further
states that he never had at his farm but %
linen at once, but had reason to expect
achievements from Maryland, Kentucky
and North and South Carolina. He had
provided arms for 1900 men including
200 revolvers, and 200 Sharp's Rifles already
at the farm He thinks he prevented rein
torcements from coming by his mistake as to
stopping the railroad trains Sundi ~ night.
Garrtt Smiths letter informs Brown of
money deposited in New York Bank to the
credit OF j. Smith d Sons, Browns assumed
name. A bushel OF letters have been discov-
cred, many informing him from time to time
as money was raised.
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TIE CIRCUS AND THE CALIoPE.--The circus
now in town, like the Democratic party, is
intensely National; but neither the posters
nor the advertisements in the newspapers in
innate anything about its being Grand or
Consolidated; which is very singular, as
every other circus claims to be both the one
and the other. 1t has. however, 1.-TWO Grand
Free Exhibitions'-the caliope. and "Miss
CAsrELLx, who will walk Wire $500 feet
Iong) to the Top of the Centre Pole and re-
turn. This tremendous feat, which would
knock BLoNDIN's Niagara tight-rope perfor-
ances into cooked hat if it had chance,
came off 1--WE supposee at o'clock In the
afternoon yesterday. The caliope went
through the streets in the morning, pouring
out stream of alone, sweet Home" as
large as Lick Branch during heavy swell
in the Cumberland. In the picture embod-
led in the advertisement, this steam music
machine is drawn by twenty-fonr horses.
When it passed through the streets it was
drawn by twelve-showing a falling off of
the actual from the pictorial team of one
half the animals. 1t is supposed that ths
missing dozen died with the bots On their
way here from Springfield. A very serious
loss to the proprietor.
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THE CONTESTED ELECTIoN.-In the Senate,
yesterday, the Committee, to whom was re-
ferred the contested election in the Chatta-
nooga District. submitted two reports-the
one from the majority in favor OF Mr.. MINIS;
the other from the minority in favor of the
contestant, Mr.. TIBBs. The reports were
read, ordered to be printed, and made the
order of the day for Wednesday next. The
minority report is very able one, and re-
fleets great credit upon the author, Senator
STOKES. The majority of the Senate belong
ing TO The same party with Mr.. MINIS, We
do not doubt that they will be controlled by
the views of the majority of the Committee,
and give him the seat
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rs-The New York correspondent of the
Charleston Courier gives this notice of Peter
Farley :" Il saw the venerable Peter Farley
Goodrich in Wall street 10 day, leaning on
the arm of his son, Dick Tinto' Goodrich.
Tie old man is fading and failing fast. He
wore his spectacles, and had a handkerchief
and was satisfied that the popular author
who had delighted so many hearts and homes
and given to the scholars SO many pleasant
and useful books, cannot long remain among
u.s. 1t is very rarely nova days that the old
man leaves his quiet home in Connecticut to
make a visit to New York.
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nzes-There is no denying that it (MURDocH's
"Hamlct') was pleasngly grand and grandly
pleasing good enough to delight everybody
present Still, at the risk OF being set down
/" damphOol" by our racy neishOor OF the
Patriot, We must say, We have seen Hamlet
more TO our liking--only one and that was
young Booths Hamlct.-Ddtiy .Ne~s.
Say what you will, we shall never set you
down rs "damphool" don't swear. And
as to being racy, we treat the impeachment
with the scorn it deserves. We rarely attend
the races, and neUer bet on them.
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maFkela.

New ORLEANS, Oct. I9.-Cotton sales to-
day 5000 bales; market steady but quotations
unchanged. The steamers news mad no ef-
feet on the market. Sugar dull at 6(963-
Molasses, new AZ. Lard in kegs Sc. Hhis-
Ky 2o9. Freight on cotton To Liverpool Is.
New York sight exchange premium.
New YORK, Oct. l9-Cotton firm; sales to-
day 500 bales; sales yesterday ] 200 bales.
The sales to-day included 800 bales, from
New Orleans 10 Liverpool in Iransite at Il /.
WIN S-l6 freight Flour firm; sales to-day
1880 barrels. Corn llrn; sales $500 bush
els; mixed Sl.00. Sugar-Orleans at auction
63(964; Muscovado 60I7.
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GOLD Discoveries IN CARSON VALLEY.-A
letter in the st. Joseph JJaTRIL from p. Il.
MANCHESTER, dated Carson City, Utah Terri
tory, contains the interesting information
that valuable gold deposits have recently
been discovered in Carson Valley. The pre-
cious metal is found in the quartz rock,
which yields 81 900 to the ton. A mill is
already bring put up for crushing the stone.
Carson Valley is a part of Utah Territory,
lying east of the Sierra Nevada range, about
two hundred miles from San Francisco, and
six hundred from Salt Lake City.
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The Test Of IL Years Experience
Has proved the superior quality Of
HEGEMAN. CLARK 81 CO.'S
Genuine Cod EIiNer Oily

1t is pronounced by Physicians tue best remedy
for Consumption ScroGua, chronic Rheumat &c.
ever discovered.
CAunoS.-Th- value of this remedy depends upon
its purity, and in order 10 secure customers u
pure article vi firm weLt to Merchandising 10
superntend the manufacture Of our Oil and war
rant ii pure. see that the label has the eagle aud
mortar, ana the signature the cork of eACu bot
tie, there is great deal Of cheap, inferior oil
palmed oil for genuine, to the great Injury Of pa
tents.
Ss-Ask for Hegeman. Clark & Co.'S, and take no
other, as many have been cured with the genuine
who have used others without any benefit