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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-06-24
JUNE "a, 1859.
MEDICAL.
JnIy AppOIRlmenlS

J"li pPOiRtlllbllS
DrH. TuBBs will be in attendance az fol.
calayos, Chase, lIotsl, on raedsy, 18Th
rAUrsriffa, COwles IIoulc, on Mcnday. 18th
CGryrts%p, American House, on wedn,adoy
any hu;sday, 2nth aud lls' July
i'' puWir'IJu upon all diseases If the Throat
lMnsa, ii.w' liver, Stomach, Bowels, Ktn6vs'
..' '''.ni q! &c. lroIty, Gravel, tho uu,atisu,,
..i''u.acs' Debility, Dyspcpsin, Eemu!e Dis.
p'.., Nsnr md lever, lits, Impurities Of tho
10y '"uN'i" 'anccts, Ulcers, and ali other
,.,"lf oi ''n@ ,ianding complains, both exicr.
l"r SON" Ich yeors DR.. T. has devoted his entire
% %n' !" 'Hl 'hi' utIsaseS treating thousands unnu.
Wy "'''F. w "H'i,i hnd exhausted every oilier
resource "iihln reach. In no case nre p,,pe.cI,
"r "i".r po'Ec"S tIHIiOEtG, nor does lie make sicL
lo nuke Wr'I, or tear down To build W broir =
The medicines can br taken with saleiy Ly ths
m''' G'.'a'c nud patients may remain at hJara
"HI continue Wl.h pruucnco their ordinary dict
hhI tA.rcI-e. flGgy have recovered under Ito
treatment after friends and physicians had given
Gp hIl hope. tHg !udi-pulabiG evidence OF which
gan always be- furnished. lnyalids, however re-
durel or Gpsp1iring, arc invited to cali and mnV
be assured that no encouragement will bo given
'r rNP"nss incurred, without a corresponding
prospect C.. recovery.
Ha aS.utrs -irs WORST STAGES cURrn.
Mr. W. still ro.iIss In East Cleveland is in Wig.
"f"us heallh and a living witness oi die potuiu.
hence OF the cure.
DR. II Traas Sir r:--WhcnI fret commenced
your treatment, tew months SINCE | was much
drai,i'a'"d. and suffering from severe pain in thi.
SIZE, shnlnysS OF breath, weak ness in the small of
The back. night swcats. resNessnesg couuhiuu and
eAacrlu,aung prolusoy. ot,n raising pint Q!
Wml.A suhsIln'e i'm "a single morning took cold
'tcGu, ui'y. aud soreness uLd inflammation OF tho
hfuni OF two years standing. scented iuCreuainy
and 'AtaH.ing down upon The lungs. AT times I
kI.I a. .II Gal
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GRAPE CRops.-P Prospects for splen.
dill grape crop are brilliant but few
days like yesterday and tho day before
will produce mischief Showers and hot
sun cause mildew and rot. Having es.
capped the biting most OF June 5,h, we are
inclined to think the grape sale from all
other evils. Should expectations be JUS
tilted, this years product will amply
compensate for last years failure. Vim.
tiers estimate the super fcal area devoted
to vineyards, in this county, at upwards
Of 1000 acres. and some are sanguine
that the average product will be 400 gal
Ions of wine to the acre, or an aggregate
OF 10000 gallons, (last year it was but
l7.5Oo.) Al an average OF 81 25 per gal.
Ion for the new wine, the crop would be
worth SLsOO,0O0, 1.-THE quality is su.
perior, the value will be greatly increased,
but 81 25 per gallon is the usual average,
- Cincinnati Commercial.
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aIEAvY FAILURE IN DREsDEN. William
trane, whose numo has hcon Impressed on
60 mary barrels Of DrcsIcr Wniskv. has
tailed TO the amount of 100000 or ssl5O.
600. The failure caused great excitement,
Tho Dresdon Latlhgencer SAYS;
The amount OF capital invested is large.
having been deposited or otherwise lert in
Mr. Cranes hands. by large number ol
persons of almost every degree of pecuum.
ny ability, in amounts varying from few
dollars to several thousand. We nre told
that tho assets will probably pay but a very
small allSporc"ntago of the liabilities, which
cnnnot bo determined as yet with any do.
greo OF certainty, but arc supposed to
amount to within the ueighborhooI Of say.
$4,000 or $4,000.
Many labDrers who had accumulated
small competencns bv hard labor and ecoi.
omy, and had deposited their earnings. have
lost all or nearly all they had thus saved.
and in consequence, considerable distress
Follows this failure. Many workmen arc for
the present thrown out of empoyment.-
We are informed that tho distilercs will go
into tho hands of Miles Jones OF Buffalo.
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CLFVILAvD MARKETS. ,..o,

flovE--TuC market is inactive and prices nre
nominal. '>>S "'e
,, MHaAr-lhe market is weak and unsettled
uouers are anxious To realize but bnycrs are very
wary sales nre car good red aud car medi
CoRN' IL dull with sules in smnl! lots nt sIc
ana Soo bus at s?c from store and haaged
oArs-Are dull. 800 bus new rom store soll
nj t5c '' 'o'N so'N
to l9c 49, w -
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What President Buchanan has Done

What President Buchanan has done in
defiance Of the people. us expressed thro
their accredited representatives, is fnrcibly
put tho following extract from Hartford
paper;
Whon Connecticut rcpudialel Isaac Tou.
cey, Mr. BUCHANAN took him into tho Cab.
met
=, when Michigan repudiated Lewis Cas5
hr. Buchanan took him Into tho Cabinet
When old Berks repudiatod Jchu Clancy
Jones, MIR, Buchanan rewarded him with u
mission to Austria.
Whom Indiana rcpudiated Jnln Petit. Mr..
Buchanan made him Chict Justice OF K .n.
bas.
When Iowa ropudaiod George W. Jones.
MIR Buchanan oHuroI him inlssI1u to 30.
gotta.
When Iowa repudiatel Augustus Cplar
Dodge, no was made Minister to Spain.
Wnon the pro slavery party failed to os
$nbish slavery ia Oregon. Mr.. Buchanan
maue its leader the United States District
Judgo
We would add, whom tho nth Concross-
ional District of the Oslo Democracy failed
TO send Billy Mcdill to Congress James Blu.
chanan gave him u .ftit olico at Washington.
MR. SUMNER on THE WARM EUROPE. .---
ln private letter addressed to tie editor
oi tho Worcester SPY by Charles Sumner.
and dated Al Paris, May 3ist, he says OF
his health
:" AT last feel happy in health. Which,
d not entirely assured, yet is such as to
allow me 20 walk naturally, uuconciouslv
and without pain, unless when 1 strike
INTO my Old gait, which you may femem-
Der was the fastest of the fast. hope
have not lost this, so that | cannot get it
back again. One must have been for
three years an invalid to know the happi.
ness In my new found strength"
Mr.. Sumner speaks as follows Of the
present war in l:Oly
his is a great historic movement
there has been nothing like it since 1915.
Many here think that no good can come
SO Italy from the Emperor Napoleon. l
I'm not o! that opinion, although join in
the distrust which prevails with regard
TO him. But the heur seems 10 have
struck when Italy is to be Tree, and he is
an instrument by which it is 10 be ac
complished. At Turin, where passed
seVera! days, all were confident OF The re.
suit. They expect the AusIrans 10 be
driven out of Italy this summer"
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nOorLAND,s GERMAN BlrTERs.--

AlNSI 4 \ ~ tf'sr AsbSIh va ~ ~ III
THEY ARE ENTIRELY VEGETABLE, and
free fror AIcadoijc stan aionts. and all injurious
mgrrdisnts: are pleasant to the taste and smell,
mild in ,Lcir opera,ion will cxpcl all morbid SO.
cre,iona from the body, give bloom TO The pal!ii
check, and healih and yigor to tho franc.
Ihcy pU cufc DYSPEPSIA.
Ih,ycW cure NERVOUS DEBILITY.
Then ,cHI cure LIVER COMPLAlNr.
Thcy rW cure JAUNDICE.
Tl.y uU cure DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS.
They nil curc CONSTIPATION.
Ih,ytcH cure PILES.
IHcy ,pW cure HEABTRuRN.
They o,R cure SWIMMING OF THE HEAD,
They oM cure FLuTTERlNG OF TIE
HEART.
They arr prepared by DR., C. NJ. JACKS IN,
4!s Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa. and sold by
druggists and sturekrclers in every town and viii
lage III the United States, CGnaIas, Wesl Indies
and South AmcricI, Al - cents per bottle.
4oJwo
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DR.. HUNTER,

or New York, win be IN PAINES-
WILLIE. from the 3o,h Of June to the 1ih Of July.
Tor the purpose OF treating Consumption and all
other Chronic Discases, such as Asthma, Phthisic,
Bronchitis, Cutarrh, Dyspepsia, Sick or Nery pus
Headache, Liver Complaint. Dropsy, Gravel, Dia.
belts, Salt Rheum, Erysipeias, White Swo,lmgs,
Fever Sores, and all other Serofulous Diseases.
lie has cure for Hernia or Rupture, St vitus'
Dance anI Epileplic or Falling Sickness Fits
4o3yl
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DEATH OF 4 DISTINGUISHED INVENTOR
Among our recent notices OF deaths We find
that of Walter Hunt. For more than forty
years he has been known as an expurlmcntur
In the arts. Whether in mechanical move.
monts, chemistry, electricity, or metallic
compositions. ha was always at home aud
probably in all, he has tried more cxrcri
monis than any other inventor He origin
ated the sewing machine, spinning flax by
machinery, the hrst nal machine. the first
machine Tor cutting brGds by one operation
placing pluGa iu leather for sucs ut boots
and shoes, IA method Of constructing docks
oy concretc, preparing paper pulp go as
70 form boxes by one operation. the ynpur
baths, tho bail known ne the Munic ball Tot
40 rIte, and many improvements in Gre
hrns, printing by rollers instcnd Of bAiis
aud so many other things oui space Will not
ndmit of details. Walter Huut, liku mcst
inventors, devoted his lilo to hs friends
yntbcr than to himself; was liberal to "a fault
and none knew linn but to love him; be
struggled with that monster, tho dollar. ali
his life, in hopes of mastering; vet his num-
hor!css experiments kept hlm always poor
Yet his lite of exertiOn has benefited tho
whole world, and ho dies as m0st inventors
DO, at tho very moment no anticipated sue
cess. lie, however. lived to tho ripe ago of
SO years, in fail vieor uuril the last four
days Of his ltte.--.N Y. tribune.
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Probate Notice.

TllARLES STAFFORD. administrator
~ Of tho estat" OF Mary Qnigley deceased
and Philinda Rider and l. T., Rider Admin
istrators of the estate of Wm Rider decoas.
cd, have filod their administration account,
IN tho Probate Office of Geauga County
Ohio, for settlement. which accounts will
be Tor hearing in the Probate Court of said
County, at tho Probate office, in Chardon
on tho 9th day of Juiy next ut ten o'clock
AM. until which limo all Interested NAV
except
NJ. c. CANFIELD. Probate Judge
ChHrdon. Juno l7th, 1859 492.3w
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MARROW ESCAPE OF NApoLRoE.-In his
visit TO the field OF battle at MoutebeIlo.
the Emperor Napoleon narrowly escaped
being made prisoner. He had pushed
on as far as Casteggo, and was observing
with his telescope, the movements Of the
enemy between Borbianelo and the Por.
tico del Stella upon the Pc, when suddenly
q detachment oil Austrians presented
themselves before him, only two hundred
PAGES distant Whether they had lost
their way, or whether they had advanced
thus far from mere hardihood, cannot be
told but II is probable that the latter
supposl'lon is correct, inssmuch as the
advanced posts of the Austrians are much
more energetic and daring than those of
the Franco Sardinians. Directly. how.
ever. the Emperor saw them he cbapged
color. threw away his cigar, drove The
spurs into The borse's aanks, and o4llonsd
back TO Voghera ata pace which would
have done honor to the winner OF the
Derby. Louis Napolian has faults, IL
must be admitted; but that of wantonlv
exposing his perron to the enemy, cannot
oTtsinly bo numbered among them,
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ATAlR1pJEJl


In Auburn, on the 10th inst. at The residence
Of tho brides father by Jonathan Burnclt. ESQ
Mr. RANSOM T. HODGES and Miss MARIA
ANIOlNETIE LUDLOW, both of Auburn
tCurreccdl
On the 'th inst by Rev NJ c Hcndren Mr.
Ak!tl ". BENTON. of Chnrdon, and Miss
AGNES V MILLS. OF Nelson, Por,ayo Comfy
"~N-c~~~~~oN~Nr~N~N~>cNN
DIED.
In Auburn, on the 18th inst Of Bilious Pneumo.
no, Mrs. BErSEY ROBINSON, aged 80 wears.
In Auburn on the 18Th inst. DANIEL, ETH.
RIDGE, ugcd IS years.
The deceased was formerly resident ofGrotou.
Conn.
In Hun'shurgh, May 2lst, nf;cr q short md SC.
we're illness Mrs SARAH SCOTT, wife of
Aaron Scott, deceased, aged rs years
The deceased, native oi Connecticut came 10
lluntsburgh, with her husband, in 1878 where she
TesiIed lill the day of her death She lived to see
the proudest hopes Of mo.her. devoted t. her
family, rea'iz,d--hcr children risen to usefulness
aud rcsportnbiliry, who in her honr of sickness
stood by her couch, ministcrel to her wants, and
closed her eyes in death, which, she became as.
suied, was hut the eve OF glorious immortality
fCoN
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NAPOLEON. Henry Co.. o. July 7. 1855.
DR. G. w RoBACK.-Drdr SIR For the
benefit OF suffering humanity, permit us to
announce through tho columns ot your Cii-
cular, the snrprising properties of yOur Scan
diuavan BLOND Purifier and Blood Pills,
which arc II suro euro FIR Indigestion and
Liver Complaint Wo have several persons
IN town. WHO have been suffering with Liver
Complaint aud Indigestion. and notwith-
standing that VIC have as good physicians as
can be found in Northern Ohio. yot tho dis.
ease haflied their skill. Consequently we
wore in II state of despondeucy, until we
commenced using your Pills, through and BY
the advice OF our friend. Mr. Brennan. We
used tho modcno according to directions.
and are now full of lite and hilarty, and our
gratiWds is equal To our Improvement in
hoalth and spirits. When we take into CON
sideraton what wo have been, and what we
are 1T prcsont, wc feel ike charging our
selves Of the ain of ingratitndo, if we did noA
try 80 announce to tho public tho great
benefits of your Medicine. Therefore. wp
recommend TO tho public at large, the cx
pediency Of having recourse to your Me4i-
cine, and consequently, as in duty bound
discharged what We feel to be our duty. 10
advising porsOns who arc suffering as We
have Suffered, TO mako uso Of tho only true
aud sure euro for the diseases already mon.
toned. Mrs GWIS,
Mrs BEHSAN.
Miss. HRAToN.
Q. @. SPELMAH.
See advertisement. 492w4
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Nature is the Great Physicinn.--.

Nature is the Great Physicinn.---This
is now admitted by the medlcaI protcssio as
'unIamcutaI piincilio Of healing rickuess. Its
wi.oly provided by tie humon economy, that
whonevor anything is wrong in the physical fys-
tenn. tie natural forces OF the body are brought 10
bear 10 eXpe the disease. The great aim, there
lore, is to strengthen the natural powers. This
has been keptin in view by tic skiIlul compoundcrs
of DR.. J. HOSTEIrER'S BlI"rERS, which
operate to give fresh vitality TO all The organs u
the body. The effect OF this medicine upon the
stomach, tho liver and the Kidneys, are prompt
and decisive. The patient " no is wise enough to
quit drugging, and try the BIrrERs, soon ieeis as
il he had taken new lease OF life and as he con.
,uucs the Use OF the article, he is cvcruyod to find
the streams Of health coursing through his rume
Let all from whose cheok the bloom hus departed
give Or. j. Hostcttcr's Celebrated Bi'ters a trial
Sold BY Druggists and Dealers generally, every.
where
0c- See advertisement in another coumn.-49O
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NOTICE.

EANETTE l.. ALLEN and Frances A. Allen.
OF W NalwOrih County, Wisconsin, mlnurs. and
heirs Of llCsea Barnes, deceased, lale Of Auburn.
Geauga Con ~, Ohio, are hereby notified hat on
tho 2ist day Vi June, 1879, LuCius Allen. Guar.
dian oi said minors, filed his Petition in the Pro-
nnlo Court q; Geauga County against said mi q.
nor', his wards. the object and prayer oi which
ftutlbn IL TO obtain an order for the sale OF the
real estate o! said minors, situate in Auburn
township, in said County of Geluga known as
being part Of Lot No. ?, Section No }, or kirt.
land tract in Tract No. in said township, und
coaIp i$ing twenty. one and eighty-six one.
hundrcdlhs acres o land. bounded on the east aud
west by lot lines, north by land OF anson Barnes
and south by land set to Fayette Barnes on parli.
ton of the estate Of said Hosea Barnes deceased
Said Petition will stand for hearing in the Probate
court OF sad County ct Geanga, at the Probate
Office in Chardon, the ID dav Of July,lsl g. attcn
O'Clock, A. VI. IUClUS ALLEN, Guardian
Chardon, June u, 1859. 493wi
STATE OF ONO, GEAuGA COUNTY, IS.
David Ames, Plaintiff
vs.. Court of Common plcas
James VI. Young, ct ul
FJNHE said James VI Young, non resident of
l. the State OF Ohio il notified that the Plaintiff
on the 10Th day OF May, 1859, filed in the Clerks
office ot the Court aforesaid his Petition against
Defendants, setting forth that on the 18Th day OF
ApIil 1893, the suid james NJ. Young, lraudu.
'entiy claiming lite TO certain lands IN Iowa con.
vcyCd the same to Plaintiff for tour hundred dol
lars, paid in note for $50, and horse harness,
wagons, &c. That 10 said lands said James NJ
Young had no lille whatsoever. aud by means
aud reason Of said fraudulent conveyance Plain.
Till had been damaged to the amount Of slU5 and
PRAYING decree holding sail conveyance voIdan
restitution to Plaintiff Of said articles of personal
property, aud that said James NJ. Young Shall de.
liver up to be Cancelled said $40 and asking ior
Judgment o sl05 damages against said james VI
\ ouus And an order OF attachment has issued
IN snid case, aud notice in garnshmcnt served
aud returned, as well as receiver appointed aud
injunction allowed. Said Defendant will answer
by the tinle specified by statute in such case made
9ud provided, or judgment will be taken against
him, "a default.
FORREST & SMITH, Auys for Puinuh
May 20, 1859. 4eSwG
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LITTLE MOUNTAIN.-D. W. srOCK-
ing will hayea BALL, ut his NEW COTTAGE
HALL, on tho Little Mountain, which is tn
Largest Holl in the State, on
Monday, the Fourth day of July,

AT One O'Clock Z. NJ,
Til, House is new and Strong, and capahs of nc.
commodating 800 couple, and Stocking is bound
Ia make cycry effort to have it pleasant His
Billiard Room and Bowling Alley will be in run.
ming order and properly managed TO make it plea.
sant n general invitation is extended to all who
wish Tor good time.
Music A. WEsr ASpP, Urso2's CorilLoN BAND.
The Road from the bottom to the top Of the
Mountain will be well Lighted.
May 20. 4SS.tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Rev. II. J. KENNEDY, of Painesvillc,
Is expected to pre- 'ch in the NJ. L. Church in this
village, next sabbah, at The usual hour Of public
worship. r, N.
Charlon, June "a, 1859. 4e3wl
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William Le>lie,s Estate.

NOTICE Is hereby given thntthe subscriber hu:
~ been appointed aud qualified as Adnlnistr,.
triK on the estate Of William Leslie, late o
Thompson, GeaugA Co, deceased.
SELENE J, LESLIE
Thompson, April % 1889 4glw3
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From these figures it will be seen that nearly
one.iourth OF the total deaths in the Country are
caused by Consumption, TO say nothing OF the nu.
merons other diseases spiinging from q slight
cold"
Do not trine with your health; but. if suffering
from a Cough, or Cold on the Lungs. buy bottle
OF HOUtLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL, and
you may safely count on a cure Thousands have
done 81, and have certified toits wonderful effects
Coughs sometimes proceed from a disorderod or
dyspePtIc STATE OF the stomach, in which case the
German Biuers should be used in cases OF weak
ness, or general debility of the system. resulting
from prolracted Cough, the German Bi;ters will
lie found Of greal benefit
Prepared only by Dr. c. NJ Jackson. 4lS Arch
Street, Philadelphia. and for Sale by Druggists
and Storekeepers throughout the United SIstes
and Canada. Price 10 cents per bottle.
January I, 1859. 469-1yins.
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July Appointments,
Prove all ThiERSs!!
DR., ~, w, ADSwOPTL

ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
w ILL BL At MS Flee, IN
CHARpoE, Chase House Monday Jnly JI,h.
PAIEESyiILr. CS1r.e- 1ouse, Saturday, July 9th
MADISON, Wheeler House, Friday, July slh.
,CLLytLANp, Johnson House, Tuesday and
wednesday,, July l2th and 18Th.
CONSTELLATION FREE
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DIR. He0ELANDs.
BALSANIIC CORDIAL,

EoI lhc peeNy cure of
CoughS Cotts, IlRN,uEG, Cr3"p, UourscprsS,
BroSchtt', P"crmoRu Diseases of The Bogsis
GrlS'nF from toli Mcjp,,ut Consumption, aad
for The rsip and If ota al po,SiJiel cue Qt ran.
ants m oa2lpccd >iagcs ofthc Lllfrr G,seaSc.
TJNIIIs CELEBRATED PREPnRA-
ton, like the Bitters, may be confidently re
lied on: It's designed for class of diseases more
general and more tatnl Than any other to which thu
people OF this country are subGct--those sprngnc
from . SAgH cOid.N hat eminent authority
Dr.. Bell. says: " will not say that colds are to
our inhabitants what the yiagVe aud ueiiotc tevcr
are TO those ol other countries but, can aver
confidently that they usher in disease of greater
completely md mortality Than these latter.T
a further proof OF lIe terrible iutaity OF diseases
resulting from cam mon CohI' may be seen by
glance at the following statistics, taken from The
Records OF the Beard Of Health of Philadelphia,
contessediy one ot the most healthy localities in
the Union g.
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r. b. HUTCIIINS

GENERAL AsEEr FoR rue UNirFD STATES,
i6j Chambers-St.. New York,
To whom oil wholesale orders should be addressed
Sold by A. Cook, Churdon, and Wm, Fisk,
Cleveland ;7syI
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OLD Watch ShOD!

ONCE more alive aud k--ticking, after
~ months of inactivity and silence--the main
spring broken--rhe balance d3muIlshed-t lever
bent--tho regulator gone-nnd tho wheels in gen
cral confusion consequently, the digels ~ Stdta
qAo-losl To all practical usefulness; but once more
isagain at his post, ready for opera ions although
never having captured an elephant killed r6i.
naccros or seen blhemoth OF any other varmint
IN the Old World being no more than an honest
Yankee. always having lived in the Western
Hemisphere, and worked ut the Watch Business
for more than thirty years, and being able to Go
work in qnattg ond Ior price satisfactory to oil
reasonable people.
Doors open al all hours G. A, BlSBEE.
Chaldon, June 6, 1859. 49ltf
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They should not be used during Pregnancy, as
a mis- cnrringe would certaiuy result therefrom.
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from any.
thing injurious to lie or health. Explicit direc.
tons, which should be read, accompany oach box
Price el Sent by mail on enclosing 81 TO anv
authorized ngeut, Sold by one Druggist in every
town in the Unied Slates
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TO MARRIED LADIES.

TO NJ ANhIED Ia DIES,
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills are invaluable, as they will
bring on the monthly period with regularity La.
dies who have boon disappointed in the use of
o'her Pills, can place the utmost contiddnce in Dr..
Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they represent 10
ia
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See advertisement.

INFO RTANT TO FEMALES.-.DR.
CHEESEMAN'S PILLS, prepared by CoRsE1Ius
l.. CHLEsEMAE, M. D., New York Cily.-The com.
binaIon Of ingredients in these Pills are the re-.
suit OF long aud extensive practice They are
mild in their operation, aud certain in correcting
Painful Menstruatisns removing
all distractions, whether from cold or otherwise,
headache, pain in tho side, pitnlion Of the heart
disturbed sleep, which arise from interruption oil
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