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Hang UP TIFF, Bex.-We infer from an item
amongst the news received by the last
steamer, that another female crusade upon
the pockets of the nation is contemplated
for the purpose of procuring funds to COM
plete the Washington monument. We never
liked this way of gauging the patriotism of
the people, ard to prevent its repetition
hereby beg every postmaster to hang up
box for reception cf voluntary contribu-
tioRs to the n, ,oeument fund This plan has
already been adopted by several hundred
pestnasters, and is entirely unobjectionable
1t is estimated that if each post Office would
contribute but five cents per month an an
nual increase of $4,000 would accrue to
the fund. The watchword of all editors
should be
Hang up the boxes on our Postal walls;
The cry is-"stN they coaeW
Unless the box plan is universally and i'm
tnedately adopted, we shall have all our
precious mothers, wives, sisters, daughters
and cousins besieging our strong boxes as
of ycre.
The hydraulic press., 1859-11-12
COnStabIe,S Sale.

ID virtue of execution. issued cut of Justice S
bB. Caswelrs Esq court, of Bridgeport township,
county of Nevada. to directed. in favor of NJ Holt
Otis Iiiscox J. c. Br3dcrick aud T. Z. Could partners
in the name of Shawmut Mill Co., and against James
James Ryan, John Madden, Dennis Henuisey, John
Ryan, Kern Ryan. VIM Roach. John Doe and Richard
Roe partners in the firm of Tennessee Co., have
SEIZED and shall expose for sale at public auction be-
The hydraulic press., 1859-11-12
NOTICE!
MIDDLE YUBA CANAL & WATER co.

NOTICE is hereby given that meeting of the
IL Stockholders of the Middle Yuba Canal aud Wat
Company will be held at the Office of the Company
in North San Juan,
Thursday, the LIST day OF December,
A. D. lS59 at o'clock for the purpose of eecting
for the ensuing year President, Secretary, 'ftessrcr
and five Trustees of the Middle Yuba Canal and Water
Copahy, Incorporated September lst 1882 under the
act of April 14th 1858, to provide orthe formation
corporations for certain purposes, and totransact such
other business may come before the meeting
Witness hands this 1lth day of November, 1859.
A. FRASER,
RICHD. ABBEY.
w. 2. l.. WINHAM,
j. f. CLARK
JAMES FRASER.
Trustees of the Middle Yuba Canal ard WaterCo.
NIL 2W
The hydraulic press., 1859-11-12

Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock and Iodide of
Potass.
The hydraulic press., 1859-11-12

At Yreka new paper called the Northern
Journal has been started; Jas. NJ. Bassett ed
itor. 1t is Independent and full of local
news
The hydraulic press., 1859-11-12

New PApERs.-The Democratic Age is pub
lished at Sonora, in place of the old Herald,
by TN. Machin, and promises to be a useful
sheet.
The hydraulic press., 1859-11-12
n12t tbs
GOnStahiG'S sale.


EBY virtue of an execution issued ont of Justice S
4 DB Caswells Esq. court. OF Bridgeport township,
county of Nevala to the directed favor of NJ f. Iot
Otis HscoN aud Adam Crawford. partners doing busi
ness in the Of Shawnlut Mill Co.. and against Pc
ter Gflham j. F. Drake, Philip Riley, Robert Sterling,
d. McBe,h. J. w Wood and John Doe, partn r., in The
tane of Bay State Co, Lave seized and shall expose
for sale at public auction at clock, on the
Fifth day Of December, A. ID. 1859,
at French Corral in front of g. b Casw ellis Esq office
to catisfy Judgment rendered by the aforesaid court
the Sd day of November, D.. 1889 in favor of the
above named plaintiffs and against the defendants.
the of two Hundred and twenty eight dollars and
fifty CENTS debt. interest, damages ara, costs of suit
with three per cent per month interest from date of
Judgment, the following described property. towit
Ali that tract parcel of ground comprising the mi
ming claims of the Bay State Co.. there being eight in
number less Of the size of so by $50 feet and
situated in Bridgeport Township, Nevada county. upon
Manzanita HILL in the town of Sweetland back of the
Old Dominion House. adjoining the claims of the Pros
pcct Co, aad lying northerly from the same having
front of lG0 feet and running back into the hill $50 feet
more or less and designated by stakcs-together with
all the TOOLS sluice boxes and privileges belonging
said claims. Also their right title and interest in and
to the taisluice situated in Old Dominion Ravine, and
connecting with the tasIuce of Clark & Co., in
Sweetland Creek
Tile above having been taken in execution as the
property of the Bay State Co.. aud will be sold to the
highest bidder for cash, satisfy the above demand
and accrung Costs
Dated Sweetland, the 9th day of November, A. D.
1859.
n12tds SIS. IIUSSEY, Special Constable.
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AYERS
A G. u II GU h T..

ron THE SPEEDY cuRn o.
Iaisrmiiieaf Fercr or Fcrer aad Ague, Remit
tent Fever, chill Fever, Dumb Agus, Period-
zeal Headache or Bii0us Headache and Biz
ious Fepers--indecd, for he phois class Of dis.
eases originating N hillary arrangement,
caused by the malaria Of miasmdtic countries.
MO ONE REMEDY is LOUDER
IN called for by tho secesses Of The American people
ody we are now onnb I'd ofor with perfect certainly
that ID Will eradicate the dsass and with assurance oun-
dod on proof that no harm can arise on Tvs use IN any
That which protects from o prevents this disorder must
be Of immense service In the communities "a when e-
walls PreusHen s better than oute Tor the rlteH IS
apes the which he must run ~ violent etacks oi this
bulefu dlstemprr This "CuRE" e1pels the miasmatic
development II the disease f taken the first approach
Of Us premqne symptoms L. Is MY only the ees rem
the cheapest The large quatiiy wo supply for 90
brings within the reach uf every body aud IN bilious dis
trets where Fever and Ague prevails every body SHOULD
lection II is hoped tuis will ulace II within the
reach Of ulhe poor we'll a. the II H. great superi-
speedy and ccriau cure lneimi is that conHif
no Quiniue mineral consequently II produces uoqutusn
Those cured by ate eft heaay If they bad
Fever ami Asue is not alsus the consequence othe mia.
poison great variety Of disorders arise from its
irritation smoug which Neuralgia Rheumatism, 0out
Iieadache BliRdness TOohache Earuche Catntri Ash.
les Pain In the Bowels, Cole ParalAss and Defange
nent vi the stomach, all sf which, when originating this
cause. put 1.-THE ntetsntt pc, or become peuodicsl
quently them all aiks ltis invaluable ecor
10 immigrants and persons travelling ortempurarly rodi
while exposed 70 the Infection that viii be eNfroted
tho SYSTEM and canut accumulate sucieHt quantity
lection thuu cure aud will from luiermit
tents II they avail th msees Of the protection this RENE
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For all the PURPOSES OF Family PhySic,
Are composed tbat disease With" the range OF their
tiOu rarev Withstand eyBdo hem Their penetrating
properties SEARCH and cleanse aud rvgOrae every portion
OF the human organism correcting its diseased acOn aud
restoring ueahv vitalities consequence o. these
propertes the invalid who IS bow down with pain
physical debility iHastOnh ed to ud his health eTgy
isstorod ~ rem, dy At once 50 simple and inviting.
Not Only do they the
body, Tlso niy fJrmidah and dangerous diseases
The agent below named Is pleased TO finnish giais my
American Almanac, cunsininE ceT Gates Of their
and directions for their in the following aints:
CostiveuCs Heuubrn Headache arising disoiderod
Stomach Nsusea Indigestion, Pain and Morbid innrti1n
the Bowels Faiulency loss Of Appetite Jnundice snd
other kindred comp uints arising fum low o. the
body obetruClini Of its functions
DO not he PIT of by unprnepled Dealers with 9TH
pill they make the more prof iOa Ask for AEER's
prf.f and lax Hflh els
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Nav YORK BAHKET-Dec. 10.
[BY TELEuEAPH.l

FouT--Saes Of s5Ohbset S5ooGSslo for super satei
20 i0r Slaei IS. uahO ur super Nestrtn
s5Isi.o tor conr onto med ex'ra wottgT9' IS tJ5'S
Ir uierUr gu1d sI'ups blunds extra Fuut1 tocp -
Blark lnll and 5Glcc lower; closing very quiet.
Ctugdian kluurSags $50 bnls al 50 Ob t1 common 10
- nca sEtiu. MARKET fra ard 4ulot
Igs trn --lu tsir tvuurs' % sitVdl 20.
Wa. atN Vera q1el ID nomintl' la- lover 1ltheTgh
thera prCbslua i've 10 10 70 iOf good AlW Olu
ds srep. Slls Is reuse irr esp IT. as tv"un6 &O)l
bus NIlw Cub was bought Oh speculation at Sl4l
S.
rye Less bl syaut Sales small Its al siHc
'lu,y--Ne quv anu n'mnu al IaVE-0t. IhoIo IS ou-
~ "A sna sRplV "a market.
psa9lf ia yellow m " ito.
O7U-Buoyaat, -C -siH tor SI"e'Wes'e aud Cuaa-
dian ,,, -..,,.-
FOk MI, heavy and over. Sales $50 bhis .sl6 for
m'is 5000 Tor me, b5Jgl6 81 fsr western aud OF )
BeefS, sray aud unchd Sales 3s9Ihbls a. slGtG0 oqu-
try p0me: SSUfHO cuu,trV nessi sSgSl iuf ftpacktd
u1uss; Slh, ,FtlS llJI extra mess.
Bc HAms-UnChu. sales 40 bDls new western Stltlo
ala 81.
P1no mess hrnt quiet at Si1dsl9.
Cot meats qurt d unchanged
Dttssei nI-s-- ~ 70
Lads $50 DO u 7lUlls1c iOr Nu5tef
sid Ike f]r city. . . ..,-
iJT S.utC,
Chres--Steadv at 96uLc,
WOOL tluet aud uru dos small paICLls u5ttc ~ A
&c; ItEas -Bh 81 bac and Cal HG53lc.
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sUGAR9
N ---
NnRNrNnLeAnHn orRIcE

FLnrR-Tlera is very geol home lAnont to-day, and
sss, are re ortcd Of 80 b extra IS 90 81 bb's choice
do sos bbsd a. ssG1; q bbls double extra ST Sei
Rul ~ bhls sGperhue at 81 co.
WHFAi -scarce and firm. Sales are car red a. sl23i
9sa-s DO on p7yats terms; o'r wL.:S a. s. 81.
OATS-Sesrge, and worth Aic
HO03-stee Sales lisht weight s. S5,25 l8l 10
2ns %; sad lots weighing 200 os and over at S. ST.
BUTrER-Commoa 10 good ". H. roll is worth lbhl5l6
ss soms sales very choice dairy, made to-day at
N9'sc.
EGGs-Hssvv. Sa!esRtlsr.
POULTRY-ls eItrsm -ly dull and scarcely aalSabls
~ oi .0l rs chicke0s sold Ut &C.
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL,

FUN IIt NAFID CUNE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, HOarSeResS, Group,
Bronchitis, Incipiont Consumption, and for the
relief Of COnSumptiDe Patients IN ddpaHced
stages Of the disease.
81 wide the field Of its u and yre
the cases Of its cuc3 that est every section Of country
auuunds IN psrsuns ubiclv unuwn who have heeu
ed from alarming aud even des ceae diseases Of the lungs
by use When tnre ted It's SuPerl ry CyoIY h
medicine VI the kim Is too apuareunt escape obseya
ion, and here is viut known, the pubic longer
hesitate what autdOe Co employ for the DIS ressng aud
dangcron affections Of he pulmonary that are Incl
dent 10 omaiO. lille mauy inerisr remedies thrust
upon the community have failed and been diteare this
has goued Cnds by tual conferred benefits on the
all cted they forget aud produced
merOus and too remarked le to be forgotten
Prepared by DR.. J g. AVER & CO.,
Lowell Mass
All our Mfdines FOR sale by WM FGSKE & GAYLORD
6HAhiAipND and all Dta efs In Biedicinss
dpaI1 a - yttytf avrnr Etut
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MlARIAoE oP COUSINS -Gevernor Maqcfin,
Of Kentucky, recommends the legislature Of
that state to prohibit by la =, under severe pen
allies, the marriage Of cousins IIo saws that
the imbseiles, insane, deai-mutes and blind in
tho different asylums Of that State whn ars The
Otf pring Of cousins. is from sixteen TO twenty
per cent, ofthe whole number, aud be claims
thnt II is the right aud duty of the State to pro-
teet bsfse az eainsi The evil aud eIpsnssby Erbid
ding such Unions, which nature plainly forbids
BY The natural penalty she uniformly inaiets.
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Ctnnl Nctifta.


nEFAULT HAVING BEEN MADE,
qui ne hnt uaty aynG ai dto rav the instslmeni
No smher6 g. 1854, bel seen Adam Ursho sud Ozone
shaier p1y a The 90 td pf, aud Hiram stone, plftV 90
tho second pa Coz Tho sale by b. second part TO he fs
tion 70 Ohio Ciy I'D cleveland comrowd of tart OF
the ougina lots No co sud q iu tfaoklyu tewaship
Cuvahofn uuiy Ohio ard The said aontftc having been
ifned by sail q ng o. the undcutued Notice % hnfc
said oonturi ihe unlufs guod viii on the 20 dsy Of De
mhcr 1870, pt O'Clock. A. VI nf said duY u the dou
" the Court Huutc, corner Of Champlan ard seneca
streets, n no ity OF CWclfn' uyahog county. Oho,
sell y Public nuc ou sad loi oil lgnd and ne lni9vo-
Ciev is"d Nv eIsseaeq 30 da,.i '''O -
MASTER'S SALE- PURS UANT
1NL 10th fomiunnd uf decfetp order of sale from
the Cour OF Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga uunty, ut the
suit Of The dOrc G.. Caroline NJ severance
asanst Mormon Btldvin, May II. Ba'dwin, john NJ
Aunsio nd hers. witch orler Is 20 mo dtfecicl
shall exoose sale a Public Auction nt the doir uf the
Court House, cf Ssruc uud Chamuian streets, IN
tho city q Cleveland On mo IN dry q January A. r.
1850 the huuf 2t'C Ok M The o., piects aud
aces c d, siin1e and being The city Of Clevt land
/ AID described asloilt W., 70 vii;
Situate tHthe township nt b-ookyn, being mn mh
IN the thirteenth tbusc t townships n the Cunutuliru
western Hesgive 90 he Sine o ONO. aud which Is uls,
nthe County Of Cuyp oiA, Is by hcilg In thai
pqrt q Go CITY tl t vel dd which lnruey the CITY Il
Ohio. H,d desrrbed NJ flluws. TO wit :slnnd Block
No 20, 81 aud 3'c oid w tn man and survey made b
cn'ds said block b. g thn heretofore decided To sit
Norman Baldwin hV Tromusun, be the samt n
less, but sulec' 10 all iegn hlshwa,s Sll lots 40
40 LAWRENCE, Master Commissioner.
RANNY PAoKUs NoBLR Plsi,uss Atorn,y.
q
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HEw YORK STOCK MAnKEr.-Doc. io.

ny TLLLILATHsI
Second No mate al charge, though salos were
fsla aud pIIces We suslaiuet,
Money md exchange unchanged.
doni DO ri--t,l 2 g Gh; III e. 5'si, ParsuH l1Es
~ ish; NJ rfd l5g4; Lac Gran "a; No cs bl56
Resdiag ttisi Va Is VIA 5DSi Oh q X Gyis;
Erie IS.
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5. y. SANFORD, n. .W., EDrtncipaI.

THIS INSTITUTION ABOUT TO ENTER UPON IT'S FIFTH YEAR
ru
iRI
y ~ rim
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RoiI Rooms.
Cleveland and PIil.buryh RaIl Road,
lS59--60.
Cleveland, Columbus / Cincinnatl Railroad


lAs2R w. ~ y 80 ~ Y M
WINTER ARRAN0RMF n q
On AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov.
~ "a 1859, Passenger Train leave Cleveland folio,
1g5 A. NJ Cncunnat Express stopnii Of Beres Graf
ton Ia Grange, WELLINGTON. New Loudon, Sa-
lem shelby, anc oil stations south Of Shelby.
40 NJ Cincinnati Night Passels stopping
tiunu between Cleveland aud Gallon, and Al
Cardington and Delaware; also, stopping to
leave passengers at stations south of Gallon.
CONNECTIONS.
sheiby, Bandusky, Mansfield and Newark Railroad, fer
Crsstns Pirsburg6 VI. Wayne and Chicago Railroad,
for Forest PIPER erSanduskyi Dephss Lima, Ut
Wayne, Lkporte, Chicago &C. west and East
for Mansfield, Wooster MassllOu nc.
oahoh and ReefontHne Railroad Line for Marion Belles
fontaine Suney uuOu, Muucte, indinuapolta
IeTre Hante, Vincennts Evansville, LoucVills
Ds ava ,iytSn aud Cincinnati Line 'or Springfield o.
laytou, hamilton, Cincinnati. hchmohd, IL.
dianapOlis, Terre Hauto 81 LUu!-, Sc; and ~
Cincinnati with the Ohio NJ Mi'sissippi Rail
road for Louisville, and eli points On the Ohie
River
Csunbas, Little Miami and Columbus, aud Xena Rail
road, for Xenia, Dayton, lndianap0is, Tetre
Haute st louis Morrow, Loyelaud and Cin-
clnnatl and with the Ohio and Mississippi hail-
road Cincinnati for Louisville, Evahsys
Cairo st Louis, and al ints on the Ohio river.
Colnnhuh Central Ohio Railroad for Newark Eanoayle
Wheeling, &C; Columbus, PiQua aud Indiana
Railroad Tor Piqun, Urbana &C.
~ FoT Tickets 10 ali points and information apply at
the Union Ticket Oce 81 SupefiOrsreet OF al the PAs
ssnser Station . , .,.- -.
| Ol.v,t,va Nnv ,
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HANNA, dAkRETSON u co,
WHOLESALE GROCERs,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants
And Dsalersn PIG Iron, nsot Copper, sass Fish PSsT
40, Harveys Block, MerWin slTest and River
EaIzS-Atfa CLEVELAND. o.
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HEATH OF AMERICAN WO-

Read Notices In The Tribune since Dec / 1858
From MS FKcellenc JAMI S u wESTCOTT Governor
o. FLORIDA, and q ember United staes senate:
For upwn-d q syrnty d ygsTs was afflicted with
scasc my family which The best med cal aId surgical
ia ent In he country uied cure but which Welded Ia
most salts aciOrv manner. tthe GIaefenber Remedns
conscienrlJusly advise theit use.
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MAkINU IONNIIIIUN8
At Cleveland with ovoand aud Toledo, Cleveland. Co
lumbus Cincinna Cleveland and Erie and ClsVs sad
and Pittsburs RHilt Is.
At SOlO with hacks to thaETn Falls, sc.
At MantuB with hacks for Rnvsuna, Sc
Al Bracevile with hacks to New .OI FHt &, Ac.
At Waneu with hacks 0 sharon. G .eeu6eld bsRdTllla
Bloomfield Canheid &c.
At Youngstown, with stages for New Castle, POLAND
Lowell, and En0a Valley and ueLce BY 2. =. W. &C n
CHAs. l.. RHODES, supt.
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NEW YORK. February, 1853.
Dr ]. F. BHIDdE-Denr Sir Some two in
innate female friend had bCen suffering from falling the
womb. whites Hud dtrn ged situation, tOgetl with
the ATTENDING symptoms clearly ACscr bed in pdYei
tscments aud pamphlets She had the very hest med cui
stli1 th c un'i ent pros rated, and her phys an
finally told her at be though her lie might possibly be
prolonged litlc luugrr under tie most iudcions
tfea mfut For two iCr that se CON inuad 70 sink
when came in yOUr oi1o NJ the GTneteubeTg Nc dCt
lns lion and re ed her symptoms. As you conf
dent Of the Gracft pbeg NJ shas CBthulicon la reey
Jug her she discharge all the physicians ard tried it tho
dOuhtiugy pruvidrnli5 y, Ieey her quick y, and
bot e. entirely crr'd her Since them for years
ttere has been Ruy OF the comp aint aud
she Is s!rong, active and heathy when Young Eir
mo RRIGDG
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For Sale.


"a ACRES WOOD LAND, miles east OF the eiiy-SIl
perucie,
PROSPECT STREEr AND HURoN-nesr Erie the
the Cleveland Ssmtnarv with ~ feet tTont on Pros
poet and Huron streets. Chosp.
BUSINESS PROPERTY-A lnt on the River and canal
800 feet "n each; east Of Snd adjoining the G 40 r.
BOND sTREET-SO feet front With aud a halfstog
house 5000,
PROSPECT ST.-Tuo Story brick house and loI nearly
new and we'll arTanged-S2sO).
lOl ACRES-n wilougub on ridge road, 4 mile from
the Centre with god buildings Tuit, Gc.- $500 per
so ACRFS-sdjouins the lpes of Berea rich loarnins
soil with stream of NateT-S35 per acie.
EUCLID 81 a good two-soTy house and barn, aud lot
btx2 Ofeet-S ,00I.
81 CLAIR ST West of ontaro--A dr.t-slass brick
houss with u Odern imI roVtmea.s-S 5000.
VACANT lol-CouoT superior aud AIuirsou streets
SIS per foot
PROSPECT ST.-vseant lot--s3o por foot.
For Sale or Exchange.
22s ACRES TIMBER LANp-on tho axe sho, e-ssst OF
Painesvlllsi valuable limnsT miles from n saion
5 Der toro About lwo thirds Of the pay may be IN
western ands--huf 0n time
b1H ACRES IN RARNt A-Goo SOL and we'll located;
70 e1ohan,e for ctJ property
90 ACRE Sin PoTtasa copuiy ono and halt miles nom
TallT9sd ,lson ess lroa, Rsyeans-s seod farm with
DETROIT ST. MAR sTATE-Honse end large lot with
shave and fruit trees; to exchange fsf farm.
90 ACRES, WITH BRICK PouSE-2 stoIies-on ths
Enohd plank rgad. miles FROM the city, Win tske y
10 westIu ands ana mqs OF balance On i years time al
ROUSE & JENNINGS,
aoEl0 Real Esguss aud Insuraaes AEohls
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NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY


NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD,
Comprising tho following efficient aud reliable Lake
Lines!
Daily 10 DUNKIRK AND NEW YORK
Daily to SAEDUSKY, TOLEDO AND DETROIT.
Tr-weekly 10 oGnFNsBURGH, ,oSwE0o, BOSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND.
TIi-Weekly to CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, MACKI
MAC and Intermediate FOus.
EY' Properly CONSIGNED delivered G. care will 70
ceiYe prompt and careful attention and dispatch
~ Passengers will be oketel through all directions
at the lowest lates.
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SANE RD's
Family Cathartic Pills

Cases, Ar Tight, and i0W keep IN any eli
male,
The FAMILY rtIuAnTIC Pill is a gentle but ar-
tive CHthuruc am ne tetuT has ubtd Ia his prso
zee more tbHn ,veuly tea's g.
Inc t"rntanf's ii in'.t ~eniAnN lIotn tEono "lu
have long usru hr I4t.tS ald The satisfaction which
all Express Tur thC uAs, has Induced me 10 place
then withiuttr TH;JI pi al' 81
The Pruius sion we'll nov mat different CalhHrtga act
Mo FAMILY CA--ITHA RrIC PILL
has, with duo rri. ts well established fact,
been compounded fuu az variety VI he pun u NeEo-
table xtFuCts. When uC 1lallk| eVory OF the
alimcuinry cauul, mud Hte- GOOD and SAFE IN all
cases where Ca kInic 1 zineeded, such Dr.
RANGEMENlS Vi the .-isTO NJ a g ID SLEEPl-
MISS. PAINS IN lhE 81 X AN ID / IN 8,
CO,TtVENESS, PA 3 NIlAND SOkENES OVER
THE WHOLE BODY It-IfruIp sudden cold, Which
frequeutlv If lCcted, - end 10 long VI Fr-
yer LOSS OF ApPE III tE,H CREEPING SEN
TON OF COLD OVER. THE BODY, kESrt - &
MES HEAn-ACHE, or WEIGHT IN THE HEAD
n IuhAmmutory Diseases, oms Children Aduits
Rhfumn ism Pufih tho Bleed ant nany dis
eases which hesh 10 hrir numerous 70 mention IN
this advertisement. D'ss lto3
PRICE 80 GENTS
Ef- The Liver luYlHnTntT and khmly CathurtiC Pills
tetH by Druggists generally aud sold Wholesale by
the Trade IN all The large Towns
S. T W SANFORD. n n
Manufacturer nd PT0pfeteT
huaV Xark
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LOST 9rIENTIFIC INVENTION


Al srumen for the OF Nocturnal tAssions more
properly known Seminal Weakness, &c Cen be perma
emily cured r i days t1 months by the use
this Instrument when used COngnty with med cines
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-17

OUR FIRST IMPORTATION win
~ bee due here N days, ami ron that lima f.,-
ward custom and huyeTs generally rely our
being consthnth supplied with AMP stock OF ihe Al
Goods aud for they be from any Mar
Cleveland, Dec 2, So i5d22
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-17

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CLEVELAND AND MAHONIN0
~ RAIL ROAD--rIME TABLE, No ls
Totake effect aud after Thursday February TO- 1919.
GOING EAST GOING WEST.
Cleveland 70 YouagS R0sagsfOlCR % CLsSt
f0pa. tgHd,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-02-17
The beings Of Cupid-

Next to getting married yourself,
which is always just the incest thing
yet invented, is Witnessing the con.
nubial alliances of your friends and
relatives. We cannot undertake to
decide such a question of philosophy,
as the increase of weddings at par
ticular seasons Of the year, but We
can give a decided verdict for the
cake, and the bushes, and the oh
be,joyfullness Of every body and his
friends. Take our advice, reader,
male or female; don't stand there
sbivering and looking so melancholy,
but cast your eyes and affections
around for the one "congenial Spirit,
and the first step towards being
some thing in the world get married.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-02-17
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