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CITIZEN rtrt9en YubI:tum Die tractcnlt, gn;eiae, boF mob,
rue cT lcei9en -91breSSctt mtine marmen up tlsIant jnacrtt.
ltitn Saecr otnl etiube piren itebcn.
Aelnnlben etehc 5I9IeiI ;ur Su4riht. Sas i'd cine ueus Scns
cun9 cGfer ldWeelihcr Ylui. gel erbaltcn batt, bic biGiait bci mir
iN paetn lto uno mciGt it leItt III ieccr 3oos. un6 gatt;ert
oriuIttcn Mid empietlc. ar. SpIIf,
S~rcaeiiraFt, ratc cr 2ter.
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SG0cr=&% pmnpaauic!

Den Ntt9I'crern CUR 9~iGttrltt, Dap irctu Icuncr.
ltaN, NbrnrN ) llbr, ~rr9clmGFj9e Grletr. llcbuu0en
III Ter ,,NfriltdrY bau" itdttinrrn.
Seprn !rbtrn lcnnrrit tang i'm Mcmat incst biz
nlrnntltds %rrlammtunA in Nutlle rrS herrr Sdac
TAFT. Na1emcprr rrr ,Srro
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T~dacr5lCrs Sllpn.

Ntttrtn Wrchreea uni Gem IutIttuna in; @Qpcmeircu biz
ereebtre Nniet9t. Gag th ce frubcr ron mir an Yrrlo,troer
9tfuettf FSlrtbl6ati mteoCr ucc,npnntsn babe unc tic ;rip
S!tlIidHe be'.ens clnpItbie. Gir eues Bier une irnIt;oc Gr<
Irllnundtn mto Srrle frIoen 81. 9ioCput
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Der Undergraduate crIautt ih irius Srernee uto baS az
lentrnts eelltNte 9ublifum iun' SeiuGe itirer an SrpoelrSfr
lSfr'amsrs"tils, bem 6atrlrpanp 9~eaeulbcr) oclcetncH l,curn
@arlsu~9StItb'ho %freuntIiht rinELascn, bic an iccem 3oes
Ter S"pde, baupiiotblth oser an leetHn Srnutao uuh NfcrtGa
nit cen eelten erlrnhur9sn nrtl ", lebtn 1T, meetolb eirtgn
Ycoisnurs ent1cecnliebt g0spor Somf
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SnU. 6 MetIun,
Smprrcure uno Gambler ron
S~ranpics, 9Sinc. Sins, 8ums uup gEtYsfie.
Gatade unp Gisarreu,
VIC. ia 9arpfrdsc, Rihmrnc, ga.
Sn mcinem StpTe Gnr 9rnHeo g9Nrthruic haze ids aeaerplrlio
iN9enos &ritel. Die th mctncn ctutdtn auneen tciienS trrfckg
tn taGn: 909nae. Sob. lie unc Soisroc Yranbtee, benanSi.
lStn 9tu, 5anaiea Rum, Scptlh uo irlb S]4tjstcY,
9Hgt-. SptroS, Itapeiro~ uuo MdIa4d . GS Gin.
400 %tte. Nenrl. uro Sbtp 98bittea,
"IO % grGnho, Gin ub Srtgi Ioein,
20 Do Slo Apptc Sranor.
10 GO aNN ttrtcn &pc 94tiSfts (rpn IL SATIRE c().
!" CO Srssllipr HSr SSRH9te9 01r mcIttn ids OIein;s:r
Ngcnt bun,
On MORE 0h1npdgn r, rcriu1ti6c Sprtcr.
Glarct, Souttrne ur 9 ticcS btumcr Q1cinc. Curacao SJp,r,cr
Ole; ohte basaua Giaurrer. ' ON"
Ganiene far e"S mir itt'ber ~3cihtnftt 3utrauen, bcTe it brd
euNtt'iNc |HetEorUn9 euT NufuG9e ealel,c auG frre,tiu mi,
II crbdlten. I,hu M rftm
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.tnterje'dnttsr bait fcrlr1brcnc rtter srcfru 9orrotb su
Glhcn- uno 6itStntpl; trItcy Suoltt6f. mn fony ,r,rs
Muneen lrrn'lt inter Cen eunit!Iitcu "itonGInNen pryicbcu.
STi N3Hlrn rmn , 3lotttrn ione o09 &ScgpaGcn lcnrnfrc, be-
iSget SslAIuu9Eh. MtIlt htH;:rtalltn wrCern tel G0tucu Ii,
eNts rhtr e'se u. SEnrIe9, 2rpaci,rlFc, Lnir IN Ter ScI:s
n'tcfrl1Se in .&rclSlir nate &'yrptr Mycnne puocu, prpmrt
etlNrSf. %Trllt: Nde tritE GIhrMkpli IL 81. 90. NIB
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9cuti ID 6ebammc.
Mlrs. y. SaMm0nn. WinrihNl. Strnfe.

imIldtn Der 5tcn unp 6!rn.
mettt hen 6rautn 8lamoues nc c~rlst,rft an;ciac. tas liz in
SrNildl1nc ais ptbamrt Uurit!tuNo aui tn unigtfnidt II Sam.
SHA IN 2'etEh ler &ren'Et bt'iGrcen bM, w0Eitsy lie Tic tctsr
5sI3ntNf rHLIe9tn Tam, wes9 II lc iN tt ppIfommtm IN SEX
Sthhtlhn ptlttA9 cmpneh!I 3u9sih madl tWi6t ibr:n Cjoune.
Ihntn rt AhltlGe, Dap III IN 1~suidiGHb mttrtrC Sabre, lpwts In
SaltinPre ~ sabre prGt!icj! SAT, unr Dap III: otebaIb Die 9trite
Ean9 aeten tIin' rap ne rtlrai9e Mufri 4 IN rtr itn.Qnte3 JHe,f,
mo sur "oAsennenlisn 3RfriroenDei! a~usgtbtcn fam. l3J.!
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-09-10
10 1. Vsiuaunl 4,
(fruher MrS. Ni,St,)
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triauEt lh itrcn Runb,n uno bcm Gciammtcn Iutl;fum bic 9lutiac
gu MAIDEN. e1f nc tpre lrtbtrtse ~9Nchnan9 az @MitaunrNFc rct
IN0tn hat nuo III ttrcr u,ucu 9Dobuuns III 9rrubitrGEc ;pirhrn
Der |. uo 2 (rubtr Y'r0tcttS 6pell, i'll fuptn III, mrlcltt lie
prnti9cn Nufra0,n ertgro,niirtt "
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9nlanoif6e 9erl6te.

Snacsr. Ter 9erinlt tctrdst $4,000.
Niaaara, 5aus. Die SstItanS' R'gte 1T
in cine neue pbaie setrstsr, ihosm petr Si'h+
Din iest sti Naht utsr rns cru 9'9""ae" III unp
auf letntm 91eJe Vruhttn9cln mo NAtftFn tt
ocn lisG. percn yiht rc un9epsure sisie retht
rer,Gh hsr,rrtretsn lltf;. iitsr pr!bef nus Sell
.r-,r,urt II Nuf Ger Mtittf ls urs gSeaes
,n,,frmmsn p,r pas lretc Sitt erlcihen, rus
t;si,, 5uuf,t b,rrlttc, tis Der Sutcl Ter Mtcuae
am eauaptlfbrn llier pie g~ludtttte Nnyunft bee
t,ufnhns, Nf,bmlnplcr5 mslpete, Der ma msni.
osn spi,uf,u in psrlslbtu Nttie unp unter benz
S,Ibsu ,;,rb6tuiIIrn ieinen Nidmes antrat. IN
n.,, : y ri1t mcbr ais 6-S Otinuten bermfts
Gr 5+,eu mould srlhGpit pon lcinem @ona, uup
rurrc MN ltineu 5rsunptn auf DIR amer { uilhcn
6eits fr,1icia empfanaeu. Der Wanu mus nab
oerape Sdtrrtt uno 2rtlt auf l,insn N8rsc ,eirtn.
SeerGn9tc gage einss ShiffcH
Wt larejrbil. D. Srpt. Nls bier oen WISER.
p,cl anacfrnmtne SGif Cir Scbn 5~raufiiu te.
,idbtet, raj Se at 10. Auault psn Iompfcr
Gualanp, wtlbtr tsrcits 150 Gaae non 6o,ru,t,
nah Gngiaup untsrpe1t mar, actrcTcn babe
Gene MIlhtne mar tclhGp ct mcr,cn. 81
frtttc itm an Hctrn9mittrln, unp pe Mauu.
lbnit Aattt lth leit % ldasn nit elmer tIal+su
MabIicit t~e9ni9sn mujIcn. Orr Oamrfer Fat
IS 9hll8irr' IN Sorp. mrif 5roueu unp &ns
rcr. Der Sir Spbn 6rautlin pcrIab ibu mt
Y~eIcnemiticin.
Rem gort. Gin Niclentunnef. Dem ibcr.
t1uftru &rrtshr i'm S%fcdOpap at3ubt'ien, 1T etn
rsurr NorldIaa dufSctau6t. mclttr rarin tcItrbt.
untsr Dem Srodcnan. rtt game Strcde pcn rcr
ID. str. bis ,tr Battery rineu Sunucl nu,uIe
gem, wetbrr MT jcoeu 9Saarcnbauir an r,r
StraBs rurh cinrn Sbormcg i'm Baiement in
SerttnpunN 8ctraGtt mtrrcn Ira. Gin 0ehtn,
anihlu9 1T ratci mid aussecteu.
Srit Stdlcs rcu &eY eridrE. limb in bru
Scr. Staltru, iUmsjt rte Serttts reihcn. midi
went9rr oils "a NtInnsr BON trtrpsrnen 6be.
mannrrn setGetet oper rurt Y,lclcninIltIt per.
muncct mUrren.
- 5n ben lcBttu Ii Iasen iinp aus zen pees
l6lcrsnrn Gpeilsu Der linton nitt ncniasr ais
IS Srltltmurrc 9emelprt mrrren.
- 9uS Nerrid. Sutnrts, cridblt man Icforure
0ei&ihte Gin Mann uno feline 6rau maren
i'm @artru teihditiat, mGhrtuo mclden: le ouf
Ten Wsp'nten tdmcn, cinise Sadtcinc nrtbmsn.
Gig ~ batCn. G1 ftl Ram Rem Manu elm. pa,
IN ttutr aiten = lttrue nate rcm 6aule ith e,nt1c
p%efancsn. Gr tr9ab iih paGin, rcdtc ctejeltc
""f. ilEB lh binat, uRo mai ale Sadltrine be-
'"us' N's run Dice 9clhebcn mar, crariff er
"uA elm Stud rcn elmer alien Vlants unp
mari 70 stentatI b%rraue. Mahpem rtejcs az,
lhfNEn, entN'dir CT ~ lcinem GrItauncn. ran er
sne 9rpBs NdN.lltlan9s rurh rus SGcancbmrn
GET 3lahte au'9rrrtt bate. Gr mar nun wirt
lsHN I'm Piyrn 49,, 49,, 49,. M.
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Vermischtc Anzeigen.
Sbps. @cifcr,nnnn,

Nr. ~ Nidinltr unbe Dem Qtteu Narft,
eTlauet lt rae ssetrts Subltum ouf fem rsiAss S6ub> nnS
Sutrt-So5cr tisner 5atritutcu ue 3npprt0iiun atm rtiom su
mS1eh Ihc retpritt ncbtn biIiaeu 9rtilcr r tue 9ccicnunQ.
Ntp0rGiuren ntrHtn rrpnpt trfrrht.
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TEN ceutlhsn gutltTant 81, cracbene &uieiec, tos Ter
unNrittrnete &c truber rrl 6T. GutIe au Yrpct ltrafe &c
iufrfs @orten- SStrtblnoft utcrrrWmcN hat, Die, ncli u,e ar,
I@niadprll tutacrtrttt. sincnr rcd, ;Nbt tp&cu 8enin crtGes
etH!ie't. Grt ~ttirecR Ter teltn SuOlit6t Guo lrtS Yryr6.
niclen Siartcn 81 eirsnt germ bCiud,tsn s}cronuour1erIok M
E1aUfh. sD M. StcbsL.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-09-10

Ode Der Srrdp- uup 6teu Strdes.
e. VI. Nu ienba rmpfcblt ierncu 6rruneen
rnp rem Nutittun Irin gut aiUrtirteS Eager pom 5rib.
labrS sSaaren, Die SIT rrn titi9lten @rr,lsn ~atyc9ctcn
percen.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-11-25

An article has recently appeared in tn,
newspapers, purporting to be statement o
opinions Of Hon. Edward Bates Of Missouri
on the slavery question Indeed il has beer
quoted as an authoritative statement. The
New York Tribune has so quoted it, and com
mendod it in emphatic terms: and for many
things the article deserves high commendation
There are exceptions to be taken, however --
We are therefore rather pleased to see an ar
ticle, from the St. Louis Republican, dcclar-
ing the statement was not authorized by Mr..
Bates Undoubtedly the expression of his
opinions was in the main correct if il was
not authorized however, Mr. Bates has an
opportunity to give a correction in a few res
poets, which we think is needed
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-11-25
UNFOUNDED CHARGE CONFOUNDED

CoRNHIIu, BosroN, Nov. IA, 1859.
Dear Sir Mr.. Richards, Architect Of the
State House in Montpelier, informed us this
morning that a story has been set on foot in
Montpelier to the effect that you had been or
were to be paid a commission by the furni-
ture dealers, who supplied the furniture to
the State House.
In reply TO this rumor we would state in
the first place that the furniture was delivered
at the lowest cash price, and at a much cheap
er rate than pro rata for any similar sale, in
deed cheaper than we ever before sold frst
class furniture, and consequently we could
not afford to pay the smallest commission to
any one on account Of the above, even were
it our custom, implied or understood and in
the second place, we have never had an un-
derstanding or intimation even. that COM
mission was TO be paid 70 any one
We have not paid any commission, were
not to, nor shall we pay any and any rumor
TO the contrary is uniounded The facts are
as we write them, and any assertion otherwise,
Is false. and made up out of whole cloth
BLAKE O. DAVENPORT.
To Or. IT, T.. PowEhs,
Supt. Vermont Capitol.
J. Charles w. Davenport. declare that
am member Of tne firm of BLAKE 81 DA-
vENroRr within named, and that tie state
ment by them written is true.
CHAS. w. DAVENPORT.
Sworn to before R. /. Burbank, Commissioner
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-11-25

/ To MAKE PuRE WINE or ApPLEs.-Take
pure cider made from sound ripe apples as it
runs from the press put sixty pounds Of
common brown sugar into fifteen gallons of
the cider, and let il dissolve; then put the
mixture into clean barrel, and fiji the bar
rel up to within two gallons Of being full with
clean cider put the cask in a cool place, leav-
ing the bung out three or four weeks
~ There was snow in the vicinity Of st.
Mary's, Elk county, Pa, a foot deep on We'd
nesday
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-11-25
WEDNESDAY,, Nov. 10, 1859.


I FRENCH ana opposed by Mr. Nash Nr Chandler calle
/ for the yeas and nays ON the passage Of the bill
I Icas-Messrs Aldrich Armstrong Bartholomew Bin
Chadwick, Chandler, Chttcnden. Clarke, Davis Evers
French, Harris, llnmn, Mason, Needham, Nicholson
1 son-23
Nays-Messrs Allen, Green Hunt, Nash, olin. Tut
/ Debate hereafter
Mr. Davis moved reconsideration of the vote, vhicl
was rejected
House bils Das,ed. -Constitutine Sarah smauey heir
ataN Nc regulating the sale Of medicine, usually con
.idefei poison Boo amendment 0f act t1 incorporate h
VcrEcnnes 81 Bristol Plank Road Co.. Incorporating th,
Draining Co.
Mr. Chuendcn called up Senate bill providing flr couu
81 lees OF trustees u actions before Justices of he Peace
MrClarke supported. and Messrl Chiuerden Wilson and
Evers opposed the bill. Third reading refused.
On motion Of Nh Harris, adjourned.
HOUSE.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
M Abbott of Landsroyc presented bis credentials
sworn and took Dis seat
Biih rsfevea-Iteltng to wdts Of mandnmus and
cefunfa' Iud Go ihe uusuoe process both 90 Judiciary
committee in relation 90 setting hrc n woods. &c. &.
committee un aFneu.tufci providing for obtaining OF
certificates Of tcachors of common schools 60 commte,
on education ior relief of banks n the State, 20 com
mittce ou banks
Soate 5is r,fsrre{-ro amend See "a chap a. g, 9.
Judiciary committee in relation to militia, 70 committee
on military Affairs TO repeal act approved Nov 49, 1857
relating 20 lenoes Tor printing the laws relating 90 th
grand st' providing room for tne Vermont historical
socieiy-scverauy referred 20 committee on printing.
btAs t7tr0auoea and rctarred-By Mr. Rounds of Clar
cndoni in relation TO duties of listers by Mr Matthews
Of NeIshire regulating fees OF certain of certain officers
by Mr. Morgan of pownal in relation 90 county cierN
and registers Of probate; seycrav printing committee
The House then took no bin i'm amendment of aci in
cooperating the Vermont and Canada Railroad the qucs
ton being the adoption Of SIR Patts proposed amend
ment which substantially provides that before the COM
tempated line Of the Vermont aud Canada Railroad 20
extend from Wnoosh % the present line Of said road
shall DE located on the application of said railroad COM
Pny ile Governor shall appoint three commissioners G.
locate the said line Of road according the meaning and
intent ni the charter of the road.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-11-25

There has been another alarm in Virginia,
growing out Of rumors Of barn-burniug and
Of a design to release Brown. Gov Wise
has ordered out 500 militia.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-11-25
Tor no UIITV I0UTnlI
INiPROMPTU.

military Democrat took occasion. in a
crowd, to cali the attention Of Senator Mich
olson, of Rutland county, to the scurrilous
squib discharged at him IN the Woodstock
Aye whereupon Mr.. Nicholson replied, that
it was a greater joke than the Harper's Ferry
affair itseifi that both the Democracy and
the military were thrown into such general
panic a' to show the white feather at the
harmless clcaio Of peace-loving "go5blsr'
DrArH or Gov RANsow.-A telegraphic
despatch from st. Louis announces the death
Of Hon. Epaphroditus Ransom, late Govern
or Of Michigan, and formerly citizen Of w.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-11-25

BUS rcferredFor the preservation Of hsh IN Green's
boro pond In relation % religious and other sociees
both 10 General committee 0r the enlarremeni NJ hre
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-28
rRoM NEW YoRI,

Anew 4 okki OCh. ~.
The Herald publishes series Of letters from
Col Forks, the author Of the distraction Books
Tor Guerrilla warlato found at Browns house, 20
various Republicans, principally to f. B Sanborn,
Secretary ct Massachusetts, Emigtant Aid Society,
and DIR. 5. G Hone, Of Boston. One letter, ad-
DRESSED to the latter, dated May, 1858, is prehced
by the following mtmoraulum "Please show TO
Mcssrs, Sanborn, Lawrence, &c'n
Copies will be sent TO Gov. Chase, who found the
money, and Gov. Fletcher, who contributed arms,
aud 10 others interested, as quickly as possible
The letter gives the plans of Forbes anG Brown for
an iusurrcction Forbes plan, with carefully se-
lccted oolOred and white persons, was TO organize
sloog the northern slave frontier, Virginia aud
Maryland especially, series OF stampedes OF slaves
each one Of which operations would carry of In
one night, and iiom the same place, some twenty
TO fifty slaves.
This 10 le effected once or twice month, and
eventually ouce or twice q week along non cont
guous parts OF the line, if possible without conflict
only resorting 10 force II attacked. Slave women
accustomed TO field labor would be nearly rs useful
rs men. Every thing being in readiness TO pass ON
The tugltiyeS, they could be sent With such speed
10 Canada that pursuit would be hopeless.
In Canada, preparations were to DO mado for
their instruct and employment, Any disaster
which might bofall stampede would ut the ut
a. ost compromise those only who might be engaged
In that single one; therefore, wo were not hound
in good ft,th to tho abolitionisi-. rs VIC did not
Jeopardizo that interest, 70 cOnsu than those
engaged in this very pr, ieot Against the chance
Of loss by occasional accidents should be weighed
the advantages Of Il series Of succcssiul runs ---
Slave property would thus become unteuabo near
tho frontier; that frontier would be pushed more
aud more Southwark, and it might reasonably be
expected that the excitement aud irritation would
impel the pro.slaycryites 10 commit some stupid
blunder.
The Missouri ftontier boing so far from the hab,
table part of Canada, and the political parties,
anti and pro slavery being in tho state, Missouri
so nearly balanced, suggested peculiar action in
that quarter which would depend in great meas
uro on affairs in Kansas. Brown had different
scheme,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-28

HoT WEATHER AND WATER.-Durng the in
tensely hot weather we have had this season, we
have often heard people complain in a most dole
ful manner Of the heat, aud yet do not Introduce
water on their premises with which to keep them
selves cool by wetting their door yards and side
walks. We would advise those 10 call on D. p
Bowers, (suoeessor to J. b, Barnes, Plumber At.
water Building, who has large stock Of Plumb.
Ing Materials Hose, Pipe, &c, and engage him to
putup ccoling institution forthwith. We would
advise them to get Bathing Tub at the same
time, and Wo VIII warrant that they can keep
oOsd. lH' ....
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-28

o. j. KELLER, M. D., EULECTIC
0lc Office 3 Public square, residence "a n 81
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-28

TRUR, If IT ISN'T PoETRY.-Bore, the local
Of the Herald, in Wednesday nights ISSUE attempt
Q terrible joke ON the presentation Of knife to
Brown, Of the Plaindealer, for being the homelost
man in this region. Bone considered the tribute
properly bestowed, in reply towhioh Brown draws
the following vivid portrait of Bone, The latter
will have 10 trot out thai Injua us fighting Editor
To our readers abroad there no information on
this point is necessary we viii fay that Bone is the
hOmtliest man in America. lie has broken five
Cameras in endcayorng TO get picture Of hims
self to send TO the children Of bitter personal
enemy, maliciously Intending TO Tighten them to
death He has been offered good salqry to stand
up In n cOnheld as q scarecrOw. He Is compelled
TO get up three tme7 every night and rest his face
In his COuriing days ho was utterly unsuccessful
until he procured mask. Il Is a iayOre threat
in this city with mothers who have unruly children
that "BOne will come and carry them OFF, II
bushes them up at once. lie has gait like a saw
horse aud when he walks the sidewalk the very
bricE blocks seem to reco from him with horror.
A nice man lac TO speak Of our meri,ng the knife.
Ii we do merit the knife be deserves meat axe or
what is a tremendous sight worse Dodges SloOrd
Of Bunker HW.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-28
powpRLrss ron EvII.-PorpNr ron Coon :

PowERLEss FOR EvIL-PoTENT FOR GooD-
When pain or Inflammation is present. aud Brandroths
Ps are used they Gt soza upol the humors which
are tho occ sion of the pain uni Inflammation and remove
them from the body This quality o. alone sezing hold
and causing the expulsion Of jemuvad is possessed
bv no other Medicine. For Brandrchs Tils operate solely
upon those impuH les which surround aud affect tho lis
sues and effected by disease By natural affinity
uhey sozo these humnrs because their life below tht
of tue surrounding parts, and cNpel them from the BODY
Young ooplo cannot but middle jgol and old people can
In measure, upproc te that icue Which, being used
In sickness acts only the Of dsolse and which
has power except those humors whose preseuce
produces every pain, and whose removal removes ssery
disease, Whatever organ nfaoteI there these wopder
ul pills penetrate, ind remove Impurities FROM thus pre-
venting settling c humor because they are removed
from the body In lhsuma'iN ,eyors plcursos pains in
the side dyspepso heal aches cottyeuoss Ashml colds
coughs throtts, pills ulcers bols they give mme-
d!ae relief and taken early, prevent organic disease
Maladio, pronounced beyond human skin have Welded
10 their influence aud millions human lives have boon
saved BY their timoly Oh how important in sickness
to that sdico which onl oxngushes tho digoase
and leaves evil eloa behind.
Sold at No. .g Canal ST. Braudroih's Building; ana l
s. Ca du No 90 Superior street. Cleye uud aul by
j. ., whcudon Hudson and all resi- octEbo dealers M
medicines dSw
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The Great vital RcgoneraIor,
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PROTECTED BY ROYAL Lettors
- Patent fn'm ENGLAND, aud secured b, the seal
9i n nIig W. ,EC0l.E DE PHARMAClE DE PARIS snd VA
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Physical Exhaustion, and is tonic
NO >, ,ompuiey erudcates an traces Of those ssase,
that nve boon hitherto treated by the uausnous and ,rnt
cious use of Copuvia and cubohs
No 3-las euiirely suppaned the injurious uso q as
cuIs hrfthy nsuting to thA sun relief diso
'n Az .l9 nng9nlies sud ruous outthe venom OF dissa
IhlhSEAlAR, Nos /, aud O. prepared ia III 10 n,
OF iuzenae, devoid Of or smoll and cpp ho carried
~ NE wnsooai racket SoiD TIN CAsEs and divided
ihn SkfAbATE pOskA, as administered hY Nalpeuu Inlle
man konX Rlcoid &c sc Pnco, 81 ,1ch or icuT
n one Tor s9 which 50; In Sg7 casns whereby
there Is SAVING 50 To nb6 had wholesnie and fetsi
OF pr HARROW, l9i llletckor ST., New York, Imnied
heN 1n iegeWlng remtttuuc' DR. Harrow will forward
INC ~ Es NJ x 70 auE part OF tho WuTli, securely
writer - -
FdI by GAYLORD 4 IIARMONn
anti WILLIAM FISKE
docs d&w ly $50 AGENTS Cieyelesd
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PoLIcE CoURT.-BEFoRE JUDGR LAWRENCE
In vain do we look to the Police Court for inter
esting ITEMS The ball and chain scare the crim
mails into duty.
John DriscOll was yesterday morning fined the
costs for keeping disorderly house. and threaten
cd with the chain gang if be was brought up
again.
John Linnman, for petit larceny, was sent to Jail
for five days.
John Brad, for shooting at Frank Lynch, was
fined the costs.
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r-y- A Warnino 10 the tTnwarv and ono

EB- A Warning TO the Unwary, and one
''mighty to save" is contained in the book HUMAN
FRAILTY, or PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCHES 1t
explns fully and unequyoclly tho causes Of
tonal arrangements an prosraed wors with unfailng
instructions eradicate every and particle Of the
of dease that guuwing that nsidiously but
surely eats away and uudermnes the constitution Leaving
but the wreck Of his former self The victim Of this
fatal tendency should not osea moment procuring this
invaluable work.
Sold by DR.. BARROW, I51 Prince street, New York
Price 25 couts. Sent free everywhere.
soldby GAYLORD s HAMMoND, and VIM FISKE.
Druggists, Cleveland. oct7
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Since 1853 the following railrC
occurred in this country:


Here we have Ia the brief space Of six years,
nearly four hundred human beings hurried to a
terrible death, and over six hundred more cruelty
maned, and all "by accident" we are conlly as
sured, Some Ofthese disasters we're attende with
unusual horrors, even for a railroad calamity, al.
ways marked by appalling Incidents For exam
pie the disaster 90 the North Pennsylvania Rail
road, July II, 1885, occurred to an excursion train
Of children belonging to the Catholic schools Of
Philadelphia, which came Into collisoa with an
other train, aud converted q day devoted 10 Joy
and fostvity into one Of agony and death SO
also the collision on the Susquehanna railroad,
within nine miles OF Baltimore, 4th Of July, 1854;
both trains were filled with people who had started
fov pleasure, and met only mutilation and despair.