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Gitp Ordinances.
AN ORDINANCE to prevent enticing

A N ORDINANCE to prevent enticing to
IA houses Of -fame.
The Common Councilof Marysville do ordain as
follows:
Section 1st.-It is hereby declared to be public
nuisance for any woman or women being lewd and
tute or lewd woman women, or for any womSn or
women residing or being in any bawdy house, house
OF assgnation house of ill-fame, in any house
or room having the reputation of being or Of being
In or belonging to, place of assignaton, lewdness
bawdiness, or prostitution TO deport herself or
themselves indecenty or lewdly, or 10 appear inde
Gently attred upon the public streets or alleys of this
city, or to stand or be at or in the vicinity of the
doors or windows Of any such house room, by DO
stons looks, motions, gestures words or by their
appearance or their behavior, to denote to- and to
attract or inform persons passing of their character
and 1utaon the character and reputation of the
house, or room, under the penalties provided by this
ordinance
Sec. at shall be the duty Of the policemen to ar
rest and convey to the station house any woman or
women who may be found upon the public streets in
decently attired, who deport themselves in a lewd
manner, sit in at their doors indecenty attired
or who deport themselves in lewd manner, or
sit in their doors at their windows with their per-
son indeceny exposed, who seek induce persons
passing to enter their houses by speaking, beckonng
or in any other method, whose general behavior is
OF character calculated to violate any Of the pre-
visions Of the first section of this ordinance.
Sec. B. All persons arrested for a violation of any
Of the provisions Of this ordinance, shall have
hearing before the City Recorder, or any jus.
shall pay fine Of not less than twenty Eve dollars
nor more than one hundred dollars, and In defanlt o
the payment OF any fine that shall be rendered agans
any person for violation of any of the provision
Of this ordinance, they shall be sent to the Count,
jan until the sum has been paid at the rate of tg
! dollars per day.
| Sec T. In suits before the Recorder or any Justice
OF the Peace for violation Of the provisions Of th
ordinance, it shall be competent to establish the char
acter Of houses charged to be houses of iI.fame
6awdy houses, or houses Of assgnation, BY proving
thelr general reputation among those living in the
vcinage, or among others who have means to become
acquainted with the reputation of said house or hou
ses, room or place.
Sec. 5.-This ordinance shall take effect on and
after its passage, and all ordinances conflicting with
the same be, and are, hereby repealed.
hereby certify the above and foregoing to be an
ordinance passed by the Common Council Of the city
OF Marysville, at their last meeting Nov 29th 1855
Witness my hand and the corporate seal OF
lsEAL.l said city, this, goth day OF November, 1889
T. E. FARISH, City Cl'k
Approved Nov. Both, 1859.
dec1-iw WM SINGER Mavor
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MACHINE OILSl LAMP OILSl
1000 gallons pure Lard OIL, in tins,
500 gallons Polar OIL, in tins;
500 gallons Sperm OH.
For sale low by r. II. HcDoNALDIA Cor
Druggists, Sacramento.
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Remember that we are selling our tickets at the
regular State prices, and advance other Lotte
rles. nov1S-1y
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PAINTS, OILS AND vARNISH.
A FULL SUPPLY on hand, atprIces to suit the ,imsT
900 gallons Lnseed OIL, in tins,
400 gallons Turpentne, in tins,
200 lbs Paris Green, IN OIL American Vermilllop.
ETC., etc. R. II. MCDONALD & co..
Druggists, Sacramento.
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A N ORDINANCE to protect the Sewers The
n Common Council Of Marysvllle do ordan as fol.
lows
Section mo person shall hereafter cut, tap break
oSre, OF IN any way make any aperture In any brick
sewer In the said city of Marysvile unless he shall
H,e Hrst nave procured the permission Of the Common
section z--Whoever shall offend against the pro-
visions of section of this ordinance shall on Con-
xcuon thereof before the Recorder Of said city be
or be o1 not exceeding two hundred dollars
Section 3.-Tbis ordinencn shnn nime.y Gays.
and after its passage. N' - '0'"
hereby certify the above to be an ordinance passed
the 29th inst 'S'e' ="
..... Witness my hand and the corporate seal NJ
lis: said city, this 30th day of Nov. A. ID. 1s5c
THOS. y. PARISH,
Approved Nov. so. WIN, SINGER Mavnr'
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1900 Packages
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
FALL TRADE.

New York and Boston, TWELVE HUNDRED PACK
AGES DRUGS AND MEDICINES among which are
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ID. ID. GASSNER,

Care of WooD, EDDY & Co.,
CNr ppaz-nvCCO
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CIT Y "A x S A L e.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
he 9Ist day Of December, 1859,
LIST.


described
bec
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PERSONAL PROPERTY.

IN tn estante:
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THE DELA WARE STU TIE LOTTERIES
Draw every WEDNEsDAY-and one Grand Scheme
per month EXTRA-wth capital prize Of
100000.
THE SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERIES.
(Authorized by the State of Georgia)
Draw every sATURDAY-also one Grand Scheme
per month-with capital prize of
100000

SS1OO, 900.
g2B- TICKETS in any of these and earlier Schemes
may be obtained from TEN TO FIFTEEN DAYS
AFTER THE DRAWING TAKES PLACE, and the
purchaser will consequently have to hold his ticket
only eight days before he will get II OFFICIAL
DRAWINGS, which will be published in several of
the most prominent San Francisco newspapers, and q
file of the New York papers, containing perfect list
of all of said drawings, can be found at
Wood, Eddy 81 Co.'s Lottery Office,
No. 9S Montgomery street, Rooms Nos. 2 and 8,
over Freeman Co.'s Express, SAN Francisco.
WHILE AlChEis'.-'s ss.''........ .-..,...SlO W
QUARTERS ......'..'.........'. Do
elY-ORDERs FOR TICKETS OR CIRCULARS showing
the plan of the Lotteries, and how the Prizes are
awarded will be sent to any desirous of living
them Enclosures Of $40 and upwards, may be
made by either of the Express compauies at the ex-
pense and risk of WOOD, EDDY CO., and PRIZES
WILL BE CASHED at San Francisco. All commu-
nications strictly confidential
Address,
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4NVH AIIUWH HIU aFFIVVVI " u5O IVI wv
Fifty Years,
still remains triumphant over all the multifarious
medicines for the cure of PRIVATE DISEASES, no
matter how long standing without any injurious effects
to the system. This remedy is warranted
PURELY VEGETLBLE,
QUICK in effect, and CERTAIN in cure, acting as
does Immediately on the organs THEMSELVES,
giving them energy and vlgor, and removing infa-
mmaton in a manner superior to any Medicine ever
made known to the world
For sale by D. BABCoCK, General Agent,
No. 73 Davis street, San francisco,
and by Druggists throughout this State and Oregon,
RICE COFFIN & co. Agents for Marysylle,
nov5-3m4p 27 and 20 d street.
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PAT ENT MEDICINES.
AGENTS FOR CALIFORNIA;
FOR SALE.

A BLAMING, TONGUING 4 GROOv-
worm won best Machines, having solid cast iron fr5ue
WIN two sets of knives. 1t planes lumber 22 inches
sl9e ana TWO inches thick, and is in perfect running
order' Inquire of A. s. RANDALL, . this ofice.
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TURPENTINE AND CAMPHENE.
WE are now importing our Turpentlns from Boston,
and have our Camphene distilled fresh every week.
Purchasers can rely upon getting superior article,
and always at the lowest price.
r. II. MCDONALD CO.,
Sacramento.
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4 UorIoN NOTICE.

IS % s sss superb Sas ssd
drawing suits elegant seven octave panoiorts
81 y n sss
@
ssly last hsy and complete order The Whole VIII b
.Df k sS'S
plate and S nd
mother pearl rosewood centre table, statuay tops
.s O. S
o nS So sn es 1 o. Two
so tables nlad buh tortoise sh brocade and lace cur
By Esrso praD D'1s
French PEI and .nie mirror. with Tieh s
marble Of the ssvsons; bron.es repre-
nr.
To%pea ebony sbls velvet TuIEIh
clock month; Oil paintings BY Kosssss inmsn Hun
q Enc Dean the Flight Of Joseph and Many
Into Egypt With The Infant spv ssyioSr r WI ,.roron
Carved legs and finished all round
laid Nth and sUS made BY smith
stool covered with brocaae cloth
&C. Chambers story-Richy carved rosewood bed
y aLsanS x
stands couch Chairs curtains shades cornces hair mat
Sheets quilts coansrpanes china toiea oval
tapestry carpets vases engsyngs curtains clock
Mahogany and black walnut SOFAS bedsteads rockers
snd
and crystal glass decanters gobets wines champagnes
spoons
. eps DDs, ss s
ana e furniture. ssS asrags sa
GALE cash bankabe money or certified checkc NBMParies
ss s s9SS. 4. shipped
pass within o few doors Of the house.
Office 645 Rrnadwav
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MATRIMONIAL.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A POOR SHOP GIRL.
NI modest and aGectIonate wife, by young man hav
ing good business of his down sclf made) and
ured oil boarding by himself Address Sincerity Herald Office
giving an interview or means Of corresponding.
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The above sale well worthy Of their ason Goods " can ni be
morning Of sale.
A UCTION NOTICE-METRoPoLITAN EXPRESS
1 e ss c 70 the soHnTy SF il he city win
No lao vack -Four horse wagons for removing furni
tare 70 and from the country carts Al al times by
Piano for sale; one Of the ses. in the city. 'fp'''
A rrRACrIvE AUCTION SALE OF COSTLY HOUSE.
At the private residence No 90 West Eleventh street.
. . Fifth avenue.
WIN be positively I'd !. wednesday,
,,x.oor September q, at 10Y O'Clock
Drawing Of furniture covered with three colored
sstn blue and crimson richly carved fruit solid
paintings by eminent foreign artists eogravngs, eegeres
ea'r0ure' Exh aRTEs f9sssa 81 SAILED
% the above sale as being the most recherche and costly
ever 0nerso puDnc SAFE avn. been ,oords
for the present owner BY Smith Son q this siy
yes tee French a china and dinner leo and 4
and sSRs
AZ
5 s
and music hall hat stand oclo Brussels stair
sna
and @ shaving Ss D0sE
esses paasses feather beds holsters and pillows blankets
ses i iSaes sss
% as aDa nSn
bisrs celery sands pasn marble punch bowl ST.
I'm nss dinner pieces s h
nd ONE OF s ns
kitchen furniture, desirable Terms sale
e he above mno
sn n sale as every article will be sold SSps
goods. Terms cash. A. ALBURTIs, Aucuoneer.
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C. FUTILE, AUCTIONEER,
IA. VIII sell this day. Sept n at 1919 O'Clock at No. Ill
Nassau street. large and varied of household
niture suitable for parors libraries dining cham
bers Housekeepers hotels and country merchants win find
the above sale well worthy of their Goods can be
boxed and shipped from the premises Catalogues ready
morning Of sale.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

mHOs WEIGHT. AUCTIONEER-STORE NO. 10 SPRUCE
street. Mortgage sale Of fancy goods, counters snow
furniture carets &C. &C. Ths day Wednesday sept
"a at 10 A. NJ at the salesroo consisting general assert
nent of fancy goods, &C., TO-
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A UCTlON EoTICE-THE ATTENTION OF rANyr rrs
a and ohers invited 10 the sale Of genteel bonsehoi1
furniture TO take place this day at O'clock al "A Canai
street, ioy old carpets some nearly new; must be SOLD
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ID 3 Nassau street-superb oil paintings.-HENRY H.
LEEDS CO VIII sell at auction Wednesday, Sept g. at
street superb oil paintings jus received direct from Europe
In this collection be found the works Of
Koekoek Campotoso, ROBBIE Brussels;
Dsbrakeeer Musin Dubrusor Mertz verwee Gerard and
others favoraby known connosseurs the
Stockman Cons Boon JEAN Stern Angus Van Impe
nier Roos Murtz Kester Crabees c. De vnck
equal celebrity and in this collection may gems rarely
met with They exhibition with catalogues; also
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pICH DRESS SILKS AND ROBES
Latest Paris Styles in great variety. Also
DRESS SILKS AT 81 PER YARDi
Full assortment Of RICH PLAIDS, &C., &c.
LORD TAYLOR
Nos. 46l to 461 BROADWAY
Nos. 256 to 26l GRAND STREET,
Nos. AZ and 40 CATHARINE STREET.
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THE CLOTHING TRADE.
RETAIL PRICES CURRENT OF THE SEASON
AT EVANS
EXTENSIVE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,
Go AND 50 FULTON STREET,
BETWEEN GOLD AND CLIFF STREETS.
Cashmere business coats. s. so 10 $a
Fan over sacks and capes. ................6 To 10
Good black cloth frock coats ............,......5 10
Fine black cloth frock Observation-Disclosures 10 II
The finest French cloth frock coats ......l5 10 a
I'm. ssin,ere business pants
All the new styles Of silk vesngs ......... 30 TO
oi'e schtSs "
0''o'"'oe 'eSs.
complete black cloth suits ................10 to
CASHMERE suits to match - Sl0 $I2 $l3 $l6 $8 and go
&C., &C.. Ac., &c, &c, &c, DC.
EVANS,
CO and 90 Fulton lstreet.
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NOTICE-TO SHIPPERS TO CENTRAL. AMERICA
IN and West Coast of South Amerca-Ohce of North
Atlantic Steamship Company company e prepared %
Railroad Company shipments Of merchandise Central
America and the West Coast OF South The Same
facilities will also he afforded shipments from Central
America to Liverpool by arrangement with the Cunard Inc
For rnses Of freight &c. apply at the office Of the company
No - Wall street, T. r. STEPHENS, Secretary.
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GREAT SALE OF CIRCUS STOCK, FIXTURES AND
partnership Monday October TO- 1852 l0A M on the
lot Of Broadway and Thirteenth all the stock
and appurtenances known Nixon mammoth
circus comprising the most extensive collection of performing
s"isbe for var;os businsss ses o ~" sy @
tire and seats nearly together with immense
variety properties and paraphernaa OF every description
appertaning to the business Terms will be the
morning OF SALE and the articles will be sold In pur.
chs
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I T. LEEDS 4 CO. AUCTIONEERH -GENTEEI.
Ii. household furniture, Thursday, morrow IOl
O'Clock house No. IS West Forty
of Broadway The entire furniture family rein-
gushing housekeeping consisting Of elegant velvet
three ply do velvet and Brussels stair carpets with plated
rods hall oil CLOTH mahogany hall stand and chair splendid
paror suits in tapestry and plush superior rosewood piano
forte made by T. Gilbert Co.. Boston tables
with statqary marble tops eegere rich lace curtains and
china grandoes old mahogany table marble
top French secreaire lounge mahogany chairs and
gold band china dinner set glass table cutlery
hogany bedseads best hair mattresses spring do marble top
bureaus and wristbands bedding &C. Also variety Of
kitchen articles.
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uENRY L. HOGUET, AUCrIONEER.
IL AUCTION NOTICE
BUFFALO ROBES

BUFFALO ROBES.
WILMERDING, HOGUET 4 HUMBERT
Salesroom Is and Is Barclay street
WillselI
ON WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER q, 1852
At IL O'Clock
AT IS EXCHANGE PLACE,
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND BUFFALO ROBES
Messrs RAMSAY, crooks, SON 90,
N. B-These the Backfeet and Upper Missouri robeA
and they the largest and darkest that this
The skins will be ready for inspection, with catalogues two
days previous TO the sale Terms liberal.
Every robe sof this years collection and fresh.
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FOE H aa AND KEY WEST, FLA, FROM
Charleston, s. C-The steamship CATAWBA Captain
os Mowes having been thoroughly
Saturday, Oct 1859 Immediately after the arrival of the
steamer from New York. Through tickets may be had on an
plication to SPOFF0RD TTLESTON co, 20 Broadway
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DROwNE 4 NICHOLS, AUCrIONEERS Will. SELL ON
Thursday Sept ~ at O'Clock. 10 from, Of saesrooms
IS Nassau street,
pair of very stylish dark gray horses is hands high
well single and drivers
warranted kind gentle; lady child drive
them viii stand without tying sold without reserve Can be
application TO the auceneers Also, second hand
top buggy city built little used: light very stylish city
built pony wagon together with assortment OF carriages
single and double harness, &c. +
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NINE. DEMoREsTs EXCELSIOR AND WOVEN SKIRT
Uu mandatory, 35 Broadway. Retail stores $40 Canal
street. 28 Boery The excelsior skirts have sewing
clspng weaving glueng and the cannot rip cut
out Of are lighter stronger and much more durable
than other In respect better than the best and
cheaper than the cheapest Also chdrens skirts all Sizes and
buses great variety Dealers will find to their interest to
call
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W. HUNT, AUCTIONEER IS NASSAU STREET
q. will sell this day, Sept & at 10Y O'Clock fine assert
nent Of fine new and second hand household furniture
ssng in part Of rosewood mshogany walnut and oak par
Tor, dining and chamber fnrniture also chairs
ees carpets sofas lounges bureaus bedseads washsands
wardrobee mirrors DC Housekeepers and others will
this sale worthy attention Goods carefully packed on the
premises for chipping. Catalogues now ready.
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one BOwERY-MAMADE wIDGFR CLAIRvoYANr
ACO gifted Spanish lady unveils the mystery Of fntn
ry marriage absent friends sickness; prescrbes med
for diseases tells lucky numbers property lost
olen- 10 Bowery between Houston and Bleecksr stee
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INOR SAvANNAH.-THE WE'LL KNOWN FIRST CLASS
j. sdewleel steamship STATE OF GEORGIA, Capt J. J.
Garvn will leave Philadelphia for Savannah Friday Sent
80 at O'Clock A. NJ Very superior can be Sc
cured by letter telegraph The Keystone State will sail as
above for Charleston s. G.. Oct Fare ship Sl6
A. HERON, Jr., Agent.
Corner Of Fourth and Chestnut streets Philadelphia
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NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP COM
IN pany-For New Orleans via Havana-To sail Wed.
nesday, Oct u 1859 at IL o'clock The United States mail
steamship CAHAWBA J. W. 8 mth commander, will com.
mence 70 receive freight on Saturday Oct 1889 at pier
of Robinson street. North river No bills of adng signed af
the hour Of sailing For freight passage apply the
agents, LIVINGSTON, CROCHERONA CO. Park place.
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GREAT sALE-THIs DAY. AT IL O'CLOCK, BY N. L.
VI PHILLIPS, Auctioneer The entire stock Of the New
York Bazaar Crosby street consisting of horses
light wagons caleshes rockaways grocers and vendors
two light carts harnesses &c. the whole
10 be sold without reserve.
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JAMES GRAY co.
q HAVE NOW OPEN
NEW FALL GOODS,
Or their own comprising beautiful selection Of
SILKS, POPLINS, vALENCIAS,
VELOUR OTTOMANS AND POPLIN REPS
MERINOES DELAINES,
&c, DC, &C.
stock of
:. REAL LACEs AND FRENCH EMBRoIDERIEs,
manufactured expressly for their retail trade-of the latest
Paris styles
72o BROADWAY
MAGENTA, MAGENTA, MAGENTA,
M Call and see
The Magenta cloak,
just received from Paris.
Price $3.50.
JAMES q. ATTKEN,
No. sos Canal street.
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TT SEAMAN, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL THIS DAY
LIZ at 2ocock at $50 Canal street. by order of executor
bar and household furniture counter kegs &C. also fur
nure carpets feather beds bedsteads and bedding writing
desks and secretaries
to mention THOMAS ROGERS Executor
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WIN. Writer'S. AUcTroNEER, WILL SELL THIS
w day at O'Clock, In front of his running
gears for also spring SCI OF
harness, Office desk, &c.
VAIN. WRITER'S AUOTIONEER, WILL SELL ON
w Thursday ii O'Clock A. NJ In Canal street. opposite
West Broadway the entire stock Of Inc factory consisting
tatuAry white and bronze OF the beautiful designs and
artistic finish by the best masters s4E
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A SSIGNEE SALE.
"A OIICLOTH, CARPETING MATING. RUGS, &C.
A. M. CRISTAI.AR, Auctoneer, = Bowery viii sell OF
this!day 18th inst. at l0n O'Clock about
46OO yards ingram and all wool Competing
0 yards Brussels and velvet latest styles patterns and
FIRST qualify.
700 yards Canton mating.
1900 yards "A. "a door and hall oilcloth
IS Brussels and velvet rugs.
The trade, housekeepers and others viii find 1t TO their ad
vantage 10 attend the above sale.
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A USTRALIA PIONEER UNNECESSARILY 1852
IA Carrying the United States Mais-Sailfng positively
the day adyertised-The beautiful AL clipper ship SAMUEL
g. GLOVER, l6O0 tons burthen George Kellum
err now rapidly loading at pier North river and viii be
G. made the voyage last year Australia and delivered
her In perfect order She has MAGNIFICENT
tons for both first and second shin
THOMAS PERKINS loading a pier ls East river win be
passage apply board, 70 X. W. CAMERON, bowling
Green Sight bills for SALE and cash advances on con-
signments Consignees Australia Messrs Wlknson Bros
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IRD TOWN, MD, TKRSDAY MoRNNC DECEMBER IS 1859 80

sake of hcaeh. ought never to be tampered
with. Wekannnt better close this article than
by citing u brief hat ppintc,i remarks of Dr.
Is. which tsfch upon the moral aspect Of the
qB.siion
alt is tn says he. "that the evil effects
resulting frkn the llahitnal use ol alchohol do
not affect fact of It's influence upon this
disease, tcgtsnmpti.n.l whether that influence
DC fsvoralEa oF not. In purely scientific
question, {i bought not 20 iI,huellce our opin-
ION. Bsl aSssrirs give origin - practice, and
~ tisls wAg Asseass. i.eaFir.s. nIsSu- the welt
bciEguf the eommrnitv We tri.h, therefore
t. demand ri.ld proof q the irrfii of The thep-
~ hci"re putting It III practice. When con-
sumption has actually commenced i, might
perhaps lie pru'l,-rt L. prescribe the Use & al
c"h"l with only poJGiiiIy uF advantage r.
>nt!ng from il. Bat with persons who ar.
Htiii IA health, bciirvP tie influence uf such
an ag"nt n aicnh"l wnulI hc mos, funesie.
,iH'Al) The iaj"y rrsuiiiny from i uouLI
IT'"dtiy far ""tlrei:F. any prrrcufi~e J,orrrr
" e""Id possH!y possess IL ,ls ,e,y + the
the ease. am happy ia having arrived at the
c'mrln'lon. nuintiu"n"cl. however. hv mora
conscientious. that Il has no .irI,i>s az a prr-
rc"'irs Of hh's much drcd!ed disease. '-Eaiti-
more AmaicIa.