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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02
CURE or CONSUMPTlON,
ECSTETTER'S
STOMACH BIT I EnSn

II IS fact that, at some period, every rcm-
ber Of the human family is subject to disease
or disturbance Of the bodily functions; but,
with the aid Of good tonic and the exercise
Of plain common sense, they may be able SO 10
regulate the system as 10 secure permanent
health In order to accomplish thij desired
object, the true course TO pursue is certainly
that which will produce o natural state OF
things At the least hazard Of vital strength and
life. For this purpose, Dr. llostciter has in
troduccl to this country preparation bcarinS
his name, which is not a new medicine, but one
that has been tried for years, giving Eat.siGc-
tion to all who have used it. lie blttcrs
operate powerfully upon the stomach, bowels,
and liver, restoring them to healthy and
vigorous action, and thus, by the simple pro.
cess Of strengthening nature, enable the sys-
ten to triumph over disease.
For the cure of Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Nau-
sea, Flatulency, Loss Of Appetite, or any Bilious
Complaints, arising from n morbid inacuOn
of the S:onach or Bowels, producing Cramps,
Dysentcry, Collie, Cholera Morbus, &C., these
B;tters have no equal.
DiGrrhma, dyscntcry or nu1, generally con-
tractcd by now settlers, and caused principally
by the change Of water and diet will be speedily
regulated by a brief use of this preparation
dyspepsia, disease which is probably more
prevalent, in all its various forms, than any
/ other, and the cause Of which may always
! be attributed to arrangements OF the digestive
organs can be cured without fail Ey using
| IOSTETTER'S STOMACH DlTTERS, Us pea
directions on the bottle. For this disease every
! physician viii recommend Eitters Of some kind;
| then why not use an article known to be uial.
lible? All nations have their Bittcrs, as pre-.
ventivc OF disease and strcngthcncr Of the sys.
TEN in general; and among them al there l.
not to be found a more healthy people than
the Germans, from whom this preparation cma.
mated, based upon scientific experiments which
have tended to prove The value of this great
preparation in the scale Of medical science
FEyEn AND AGuE.-Ths trying and pGovok'
ing disease, "Ach hXcS us I.!eh'4css grasp ol
Inc Do"y ot mn, 'e1"c'ns nm ~ " ~ Srt
Iii, i' I ,,,,,rl,', ,,a,ass Lo dt,1r
s.o,, ,l,o LoS,, h., tio Tso Of TOeTFT,TFp',
RENOWNED BlTTERS. Further, none Of the
sboyc-statcd diseases can h9 contracted, ever
III exposed situations, II the Bltters arc use'
as per u'Fec'l0ns' ana vs. '-ley hS4l'cf cFC"'
I"''--" Ao' o"c!iN 'N9 pHIU'c' "itu icH"N' -"
necessary any ch%4Go ot G4C' OF lh'c'IT ,'oA
oil ordinary pursuits, D"t promote SC"A" sIeoi
p"u h@"'Hy GSSs'tG"' 'A' tol, l,p.H'nt - ~ ~
t'n,G" 40 - 20 :, wy -,,' 49,. i''
( euGt'ol " " 'iI'' 'uS.l 'H" PI4 t.''"'i' e,i''
LYr EtLSoNs "a -iS'GEet! 1'"I$, VINO arc
suffering from an CutcpllCl constitution alC
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02

ECONOMY ECONOMY is not tho moan,
"penny-wisc and pound foolish" policy that
many suppose it to be; it is tho Crt of caicu,
lation joined 10 the habit OF order. and tho
power of proportionng our wishes to tho
means of gratifying them. Tho ltlo pit.
fering temper Of u wife is dcspicablo and odi
Gus 10 every man Of sense; but ihoro is Il ju
dieio"S, graceful ccoHomywbch has no con
nection with nm Gvar'cioua tempor,-and
which, as It depends upon tho understand
ing, can DO expected from cultivated minds
Women who havo boon we'll educated fal
froaS~ueA a1j1~~-tic duties, will ho!d
them in Iigh respect, because they will So,
that tho whole happiness Of lifo is mado u
OF each particular day and hour, aud tina
much Of the enjoyment of these must do
pend upon the puacluai practice Of pirlHr.
whlcn are moro vutaaJ!e than spienitd -
Maria EdgeworM.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02
VOLUME X. NO. as.
Cortinas, the Leader Of the BROWNSVILLE
Assault.

The New York Times gives the follow
inc statement respecting the leader OF the
recent attacks on Brownsville, in Texas;
"Publc attention is at this moment dl'
yerled from the outbreak al Harper
Ferry to one Of another sort in the region
of Brownsville, Texas, headed by Corii.
mas, said to be a Mexican. The extent
of this guerilla chieltain's operations, and
the periinacty with which he pursues his
murderous plans, would lead TO the be-
lief that he is giving free course 20 deep.
seated and long. smothered feelings o' re-
yenge. II the information we have at
hand respecting Ihis man is correct ana
we have every reason to believe 1t Is, such
is the true state of the case.
"Corlinas is about 45 years OF age, and
was born at a ranch on the Texas sue o.
the Rio Grande, known as EIlnCurs"
some ninety miles above BrownsVIiie'-
Drrirp the Texes war with Mexico the
family of Corlnas was, according to his
story, robbed and numerically treated by
the Americans. Since that period he has
led rather predatory life, sometimes at
peace, but in TIE main robbnT, stealing
horses, and in various ways cvluctnS his
hatred of the whites. \ few years snct
one Of his friends or companions was exc
cuted at Brownsville, and Coitnas him
self was imprisoned at that place eightecT
months ago, and on his escape or release
he vowed signal vengeance as INST Ih'
sheriff and other cilz"ns OF the town b,
whom he considered himself grievoasI,
wronged.
It's in ruldllment OF his oath OF roVeng'
that Cortnas is now, with other dlSaticc
ted Texans Of Mexican birth, half breeds
Indians and rufians Of various grades
endcavoring 10 lay waste Brownsville AM
its vicinity. This affair does not original
in any ill.teeling on the part of Mexican
on the other side OF the Rio Gr"nde; an
whether Cortinas or any OF lis band haY
IN reality experienced unjust Teaimcr
from their fellow citizens in Texas, we {
course do not pretend to decide.
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nThe 1rrenressihle Conflict" I"

Tho words arc found in the speech made
by Senator Seward at Rochester, y. Y
They hayo bccu taken ~ by his political OPP
poncnts, especially 10y slavehOldcrs,and their
true mcauing so perverted as TO mako nm
appear an advocate of treason, that is, couh-
selling the North to mako war upon inc
South Tor the purpose Of putting an Gu" 10
slavery. But who that ioads MS SPoec"
with candor and fairness VIII say sncn 'o'-
riblo meaning was expressed w bat u"
said WAS true. It always was, ana always
will hr ,yin. Between freedom and slavery
was there ever auy real harmony; lhcy
xho Cxpcct to reconcile such lncompauhic
tbipa, must be regarded as vslonarics. In
certain states of our Uuion, there are nearly
four millions Of persons who are bought and
sod as VIC Of the North buy aud sell horses
and oxen. They arc owned by masters and
mistrosscs who by the laws OF those states,
can command their services and rCcclTo the
fruits of their labor. In other states OF our
Union tho laws forbid such onsIayumcnt -
The people regard it as wrong, aud con
di'ion that should bu changed for ono oi
frcolom as sOOu rs safely practiclble. VI
late Noars. Shareholders have been contend
mg that u natural condition Of the negroes
iylru among white population is that o.
suiircttuu or slaYory. Tho opponents o
slavery dcny this. Hero arn two antag
unistic parties, and there will DO an "irro
prussiLl conflict butwecn them TIL ono "
tho two Yields its opinion and giSOs up tor
tIrr controversy. When this takes place.
tho conflict will ccasc.-- -Erctr ~. II.
.NrtrS Lc!,rr.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02

some workman excavating near Eric. Pa,
last week, for tho SuuONry and Erio railroad,
struck upon what proved to bo tho burial
ground OF the marines who fou in tho battle
of Lake Ere, and tho city goyeyumcut at
oGce had tho romans ronterrod, whAo th,
citizens, who had heretofore boon ignman,
of tho locality whero tho marines wor,
buriod, raisal funi of S25 90 0 with cam
mendable zeal for tho erection OF a monu
meDt on the spot.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02
Etatistics of Headache.

The Medical Times anil Gd2cHs contain,
some interesting medical data, obtained
by inquiries made in the usual course O
professional experience, concerning tie
causes Of headache. Ofnincty cases cited,
seventy.six were Eem6lcs--a number
which establishes pretty strongly the fac
testified TO by most OF the old writers, that
females are more frequent sufferers. O.
the seventy-sir females, forty were sing lc.
The predisposition in the case Of females
is believed to originate in the nervous sys'
tem-susceplibility of nervous disorder
being much eftener found in the female
than in the male subject. It is likely to
10 exist in organisms which evidence a ca
pabiIity Of SO much Gnencss and delicacy
of perception, united with SO much prone
ness 10 emotional excitement, and IT
which the functions OF organic life are ob
served to be SO readily wrought by pass
ing states OF thought, sensation aud emo
tion.
OF the exciting causes, emotional DIS
tnrbance has the highest number. Ou
Of ninety cases, f(ty-thrce declared th'
to be one Of the causes of their attacks
forty. eight also considered that a,mo
pheric states were to be blamed, an
twenty five specified thunder. In regar
to inheritance Of the liability, in ninctee
cases the mother is mentioned, in nine tn
father and in twelve both parents; in al
forty gave explicit evidence of heredltar
predispostion,a and a few others mentione
cases in collateral branches. Out OF nine
ty cases only nineteen blamed their die
AS TO the influence Of climate, twen.y-nin
seems very clear that they are at least
able TO attacks o1headache in places whic
the air is dry and hracing; six commen
cold atmosphere and SIX condemn it; eigI
praise warm atmosphere, and three d!
like it; six are in favor Of sea AIR, an
four are averse toit. Fatigue is mention
ed as an exciting cause by thirty-two.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02

NEWSPAPER DECG5IoN.-Thc Supreme
Court OF Indiana has made decision
which has an important bearing upon the
interests Of the newspaper press. a con
troversY existed relative to charge for
advertising between the Commissioners
of Hamilton county and the Patriot news
paper. 1t was held by the judge that
the published terms of newspaper con'
tract. Ii work is given TO newspaper pub
fishers, without special contract contra
vening the published Terms, The publisher
can charge and receive according to tho
terms so published. /. is not necessary
10 prove what the work cost or was worth
the publishers have a right to fix the val
ue Of their columns, and il SC fixed no 9th
er question neeG be asked, but the price
thus charged can be recovered"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02

Tue oldest known painting in tho world
is Madonna and Child in $3.50. Tho oldest
10 England arc said to bo tho portraits of
Chaacor, painted in panel, 1900, and that
OF Henry W., dCno in tho beginning of the
hfteenth century.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02

HALF the regulations for Wit that pass cur
rcnt in fashionable life are based on i'll
natured sayings of persons, who would find
IL difficult TO obtain any notice in society
except By censorious observations
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02
n % n 4 G. H =.

All persons who are in an way Ow,
ng for Clothing or Goods purchased OF John Stroh
since February go, 1857, are hereby No
fed that Payment for such Indebtedness must bt
"'"N' INV '''O' W.T.. REXFoRD.
chaIdon, Julyl6th,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02
MRS. RoDNsoN's CERTIFICATE.

NlNH0j, TrunbnII Co, May l,t, ls43.
7 is corsilies that | have been IN very poor
hca,ta !0r years, ard found little or no relief after
cmp!u! ing number ol phyticans My disease
was Prolap>is Ureri. l had been reduced by that
and flunror A!bus until had become liberated 10
a considerable extent. by The advice of Dr. C.
W. DushEell | procured and took six bottles Of
aIshall's Uterine Cathocon which enabled mo
to attend TO my husband in his last sickness until
he died, which was about year since. have
taken three bottles since his DEATH which has mads
me able to labor and support my family of thrss
children. The Cathoiicon has nearly restored me
to health Ii is the only thing that has mitiqssS
my suffering for which fell very grateful.
MARY Il. ROBINSON
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02

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HICKORY btc'iHt' OHaTlc Co'' ''i"'' N"' i''', -
Paor q. J. WooD Dear Sir: Some ilmo last
snmlucr, we were induced to use some OF your
Hair Restorative, and lts effects were :" wonder
L, we ,'4' ! our '"'' ~ 20" '''' VIZ "''''''
- E,,r i,,,, eo,,. Lrol for some time had been
~ Nv ,'', ,...,I a., ri, .n~rs onI soma called /,
I.'iIIIi'y T', ,,ir ,I,St nnti,cIv cane of} in
''''' ''','I ,,,I ;ri.mJ er,ir,, H. suil;,rinos
J,,.,l ~. T., Nae your Pr.,,rnliyc. we did 50 wih
r L I 7 - ,,c, Inn, In ,,,,r .urnrisr and tlnt
j" =, '',i" r'I ,,,,, t,,, ,Ii.,ti,,,. r,,,,vr,l
H. - ,,,i.o'y o,tJ new croo ot hair soon
W., @ ,i ,,, rnn now snv ,iIni our boy has
,s henI,hy n sray and ns luxuiinnt crop OF hair
snnv niLrr child. We can. thclcturc and do
hereby. recommend your Restorative, IA perfect
remedy iol all diseases oi the scalp and hair We
arc yours respectfully, -,
GEO W, ,illGGINnOlllAM,.
SARAH w HlGGlNBOfHAM.
| r... Won. D.,r Sir. Nv h,ir had for seyero
rE"'' ," pocnn,,n, nrcai,,,mr.y %rny accom-
| 1yonisa bv n Iar.hness which rendered the con
.tnnt npr,lir.,ion Of oil necessary in dressing it,
! Whrn / CONNIE tccd usins your Hair Rcsloratly
| ob,ut Two months ago it was in thut conditions;
aW WJ nayiNt vim continued its use iii within the las
,hrep w,rs II has turned 10 It's natural color ant
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02

b T. G X w | L HIS
CARPET CURTAIN \ WINDOW SIlDE STORE
The ONLY ESTABLISHMENT OF TIE
KIND IN ONO.
LIVE STORIES 1870 FEET HONG DE-
4 vUled exclusively 10 inc sale oI the above goods.
STORY No. l
Is devoted TO the sale of Oil Cohs, from feet to
to - leot wide. and Rope and Canton Matt!nss,
Fl, J.I, ii, sd and o. wide.
STORY No. Q
IS an immense room, - feet high, devoted to Tive
Ply aud rhlcc-Ply Carpets, Piano and Table
Covers, Mats. Table Cil Cloths, Stair Carpets,
stair Rods, Carpet Swccpcrs, &C., sc.
STORY No, 3
Is devoted to Tapestry Brussels and Tapestry Vel.
and Muslin Gurtains Cotton, Worsted and Satin
Damasks, CUrniccs. Curtain Arms and Bands
Cords and Tusscis Gold Bordered and Common
Shades, Buff and White Hollands, Curtain Fix.
turcs, Pup!t Tasscls. &c, &c.
STORY No. 4
Is devoted 10 Hemp and Cotton Carpets, ChcaI
Wool do, Druggcts, Crumb Cloths, Felt Cloths
Carpet hlnlngs, Rag Carpets, List and Yarn Car
pets, Dutch Wool do, &c, &c.
STORY No. 5
Is used an Upholstery aud Sewing Room, TO
the Making OF Carpets, Fitting Shades aud Cor
nces, &c, Sc.
Nos. Isl and lS9 SUPERIOR STREET,
! CLEVELAND, ONO.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02

FOR SALE BY
A Cook, Chardon.
G, p. Treat, Caridan.
j. +. Williams. Parkman.
ii i. Bishop s. Son, Midd!cheld
d G. Kellogg, Munson.
Henry Cummings, Russell.
Lyman s. Scott Mulberry CornsYs.
Ierrick s. Gaines, Newbury.
Tew g. Butts. Rapids.
And by Medicine Dealers generally, lhrS
out the State.
II. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
Agent for Ohio.
March lS, 1859. 479-6m
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02

SF-Frcdcrick p. Stanton has fully ilcn-
uhea himself with the Republican parry
in Klnsns. During the recent canvass ht
made able speeches for their candidates
and principles. lie was, j! viii b" re-
mrmbcred, democratic member Of Con.
grcss from Tennessee, and was sent io
Kansas by Mr.Buchanan rs Gov. Walkers
secretary, and for some time acted as Gov,
Now he ",hrirk for freedom"
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Nyrsr Brprorp. Co.hoc,on ca Nov1a

west DcnroED, Coshoc,on Co, May a. 1857.
Nh II. b. Kingsley, Sir,-l have been selling
The medicines OF the Gratlenberg Company for The
last ton years, md have invariably found rhem 10
give good 81 i-acuon; and the pills have sold to
a good many tImiiits regularly as their tea and
coffee, and with my trade they become staple
article. Marshall's 5 Uterine Catholicon is a medi.
enc that has done great amount OF good IN fe.
mule diseases. One lady | sold it to told me she
had received more benefit from one bottle then shs
did from q long course ol medical treatment by tbS
NEST s.istU physicians.
Iauucry Isl, 1858.
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PAINESVILLE.
Hall Goods
NOW READY.
JOHN s. LOCKWOOD,
MILWAUKEE BLOCK,
PAINESNliLE, q.
READY PA Y, ONE PRICE!

ELEGANT DRESS SILKS. FOUL
ARD nmd INDIA Dos MEKINOS, A.
LEN .tHs Et''.iH.,, ~
AINiS'
RASKIIT PhAIDS,
WOOL Do:, UNION O0' ',,,~rs"
EERRnnSCI Do.i M,lisitiMsC ASD
COCIIiCO DO. BEST 10 Cent do,
DRESS TRIMMiNGS,
iIOug'S GLOVES,
SkiRTS, GAUNTLErS,
HOSIERY, ILANNELS,
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NR II. J. LYONS, the celebrated Indian Herb
~ Doctor, can be consulted ut the following
places every month"; during le59-GO;
Cleveland, Office ll3 Ontario street, south side
vt the Public Square, over Stairs Seed Store
Office days in Cleveland, as follows list, Cd, llth
l1,h, l5lh, 2ith, 2jth, goth and 3lst.
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| "lvc such bams as have no strife
with nature or the laws of life;
With blood my hands never stain,
Nor poison men TO ease their pain.
He Is 4 PHYSICIAN INDEED, WHO CCRRS!
The Indian Herb Doctor, z. j. LYONS. cures
the following complaints in the most obstinate
STAGES Of their existence, yiZi
Diseases OF the Throat Lungs, Heart, Liver,
Stomach DTOpsy in the Chest. RheUma tism
Neuralgia, Fits or Falling Sickness, and
all other Nervous Derangsments
! Also, all Diseases OF tie Blood,
! such as Scrotula, Erysipelas,
CaHcels, Fever Sores,
! Icprnsy.
! And all other complicated Chronic Complaints
All forms Of Female Difficulties attended 70
with the hnppiest results.
| Ii Is hoped that no one will despair OF q cure
until they have given the Indian Herb Doctor's
Medicines n fair and faithful trial. kyDminR
| the Doctors travels in Europe. West Indies East
, IAlits, South america and the United Sta.es, he
has brcu the instrument in Gods band, to restore
to health and Vsor thousands no were gwen up
and pronounced incurablc by the mos, eminent
Old School Physicians; nay more thousands who
we're on the verge Of the grave, are now living
MONUMENTS ; TO the Indian Herb Doctors skill
and successful treatment, and are daily exclaim.
, ing-" Blessed te the day when first we saw and
purloo, oG ihc Indian Herb Doctors Medicine -
Satisfactory references OF cures will be gladly
and uaceriuliy given Whenever required.
| The Doctor pledges his word and homer that be
will N nOwisc directly or indirectly induce or cause
uuy lnya!lj 10 take his medicines without tho
.rDr.es pryhabi! of II cure.
| Remember, consultation and advice free Tbs
poor shall hu literally considered.
g3-ios. CI!icu address, box 2UG3.
5v.I Il. J. LYONS, NJ. o.
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DECEMBER 2, 1859.
LEGAL.
Appointments.

"1ho roots and leaves will be for the healing Of
the nutuns,n
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MEDICAL.
December Appointments,
Prove aRa ThaNgS!!
DR.. n. w. WADSWORTH,
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
WILL BE AT his FICE, IN

AsnrAButA, Wednesday, Nov 3Oth.
JrrrrRsoS, Tuesday, Nov. 29,h
MsmsoN, Thursday. Dee. lst
PAiNEsylLLu, Cowlcs House, Friday, Dec. 81.
CuARDoY, Chase House, Saturday, Dec I'd.
CLLyElASu, Johnson House, Dec lth and jdl
CONSULTATION FREE.
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rTuA!Tu or AMERICAN WOMEN,

TIEAETH OF AMERICAN WOMEN,
4 E.oa. he n. J. Daby NcmS tEditorialJ
We desire to call attention to letter from DR..
Joshua +. Bu!gc, on Health Of American Wo-
in an able manner an! his skill and nc Iictl judg
ulenl may Le relied upon
EroH M" AibIny Eucning Express.
Alar>ha.!s ttcIine CU!hUlicon has proved to ke
fully as valuable q it is claimed TO be in many
severe tests made by medical gentlemen and O,Eels
Dr.. Bridge is regular physician Of very fine at.
tanren's, man OF great judgment and discrMni.
nation, Il JlGicious and highly oucccsstul pracii-
toner; in all diseases especially those of women
Cad cl!!.ge!
Fom P6ys,c,ans.
Marshail'3 Uterine CathUcOn will certainly
cure ali TIE dieasts for which it is recommended
IN the worst eases have ever met wi,h Mar
shnl.'s C;cr!ng CathUlicun is q certain aud safe
remedy.
MARSuALL'S UTERINE ECATHOLICON
Is unhesitutingly Offered as a IehabIc iemedy for
ult those complains to which every woman ia
liable, and w"ich gradually atlectlhe mind AS well
! as Tie Lody, 50 that to think talk or work be-
comes alike source OF suffering, If no, an impos.
| s.5ity Among other complaints .,r ,-h:eh ihe
Cnholicon Is remedy is he Falling of The Womb,
! WHITES, Suppressed, IRE gular Pant3 Men
! siiuatgn. B!oaIing. ihflamma,ions and Diseases
/ ut the h!dneys or Urinary Organs, Retention or
| lncon,lnCnce of Urine, HelrtGurn, Cosiiycness
! Nervousness, Paintings, Pnlptations, Cramps,
! Disturbed Sleep, and all troubles, organic or sym.
! pathetic, cOEEi cttd with the uterine organs
Ladies who are troubled with any OF the above
symptoms: or with spine, Ever or lung complaints
! are Invited 20 address DR. BRIDGE, with luh con
idence that they will find relief Matshalls uter-
ne Caihu icon is not quack medicine but its in
| g,dcnts have been made known TO the Medical
College. aud they are At the service Of any respect
! rle physician IN the country.
| ikf p5!,e gl -RurShdrS Uterine CuiAsiicon 10
one Do!!.r cad Hay per Single B9ttie.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02

A GOOD Lot of FIRKINS for Sale cheap,
"A, suitable for Packing NJ utton, Pork and
Beef CdHGaiSss them
Nov. I2 WILKINS g. KELLEY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-20

~roYrCr-TO SHIPPERS TO CENTRAL AMERICA
IN and Of South hmertcs.Ofce OF the North
Atlantic s,eensbip Company company prepared
grant bro bills OF ladug in connection with the Panama
Trircad Company shipments OF mechsndiss 70 Central
America and the West coas OF South Amsrcs The same
S~,lep also be Afforded shipments from Cnntrd
Anercr "a liverpool BY araug.snen, with tho Ounard line
ay rated ei freight Ac sppl once of the company
ne, - Wall street 8, ST&t AhSs, RWesxss