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The Nevada journal., 1859-02-04
Interesting Correspondence.
NEvADA, Feb. 4, 1859.
JOHN ToRRENCE,
Dear Sir:

Dear Sir:
In our intercourse with you during your repeated
visits to our city in company with distinguished
fessors of the histronic art have discovered
y those qualities which properly belong to true gen.
terien and to which when prominent in an individ-
ual we deem ourselves right in paying deserved
tribute. Permit US therefore, your Nevada friends.
to testify unqualified appreciation of yourself
by rendering you a complimentary benefit to come
of on any occasion you may choose as most con-
venient or appropriate.
We are, Sir, your most DEVOTED friends and ser
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-04

VThe Erie Canal contains more
water and floats more vessels than any
canal in Europe, and has 5,56S vessels
on its register. of which LAG are iarg-
er than the one in which Columbus dis
covered America.
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-04

IThe Varieties Theatrical Troupe
consisting of Miss Susan Robinson, Nellie
Brown, w. II. Brown, j. Il. Woodard
j. B. Robinson, VIM. Robinson, and 9th.
ers opened the Placerville Theatre last
week, and played to good houses.
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-04

PuR. Docs.--Messrs Burton, Cald.
well, Young. and Moore have our thanks
for interesting public documents.
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-04

Ten Broeck's WINNINGS in England.
Bells Life brings copious tables setting
forth the result Of the late racing cam.
paigniA England in pecuniary point, of
view. Among the winners for the year,
we find the name of Ten Brock prom
inent. He stands credited with s15,744,
of which s5,475 was won by Prioress,
$4,000 by Babylon and 81, 900 by Wood
burn. The balance was won by his
English purchases, Eclipse, Barbarity.
Miwosa and Orlando. The above sur S
include Mr.. Ten Brocck's winnings in
stakes" alone. What he may have
pocketed in the way Of bets, of which
official record is never made, is left to
conjecture, but that it was beyond his
winnings in Stakes" those who know
his shrewdness in everything that per-
uains to the turf, and have watched his
success in the different matchesin which
his horses have been engaged will not,
we are certain, for a moment doubt
The heaviest winner during the season
was Sir Joseph .Hanley, who fobbed in
stakes alone, SCI 900. Mr Merry stands
next, with some 5000, and several
others with S30.O 900 each, follow.
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-04

V On the 2Ist of last month cabi,
on Remington Hill accidentally took
fire. Six men occupied it and had sew
eral months provisions on hand. Moth
|ing was saw e1-not even their clathing
While the fire was raging one of the
partners gazed upon the scene and cody
remarked that "he had been shipwreck
ed upon sea but never before on dry
land" So says expressmsn Sam. Her.
Ycy.
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-04
Notice--To all whom it NAV concern

~ Notice is hereby given that the undersgn-
ed will not be responsible for any contracts made
by F. j. McWorthy, on the part of A. D. Skillmsn
%. of the st. Louis Mill, as he has authority
to act for the said company, either in making
tracts or collecting money.
A. D. sKILLMAN
Nevada E.h 4 1901
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-04

RETURNEu. - Henry P. Sweetland,
member of the Legislature from this
county in 1854, and Mr.. Theodore Mil.
ler, first G Jerk of 9 G oun ty, arrived
on the last steamer.
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-04

FEES IN OrFIcE-Our Legislators
have performed one good act for the
benefit of litigants in this county in ma
king Nevada judicial district by her
self. 1t will save seekers after justice
thousands of dollars annually by ena.
bling :hem to come to trial on a day
appointed. saving the expense of keep
ing crowd Of witnesses at the
county seat for nobody's benefit bu,
hotel and saloon keepers.
One other act is an urgent necessity
The fees in Office should be greatly re.
duced, that justice may be accessible to
the poor as we'll as the rich. The costs
of commencing trial in this co,tnty are
such as to almost bar poor man from
the threshold ofjusticc, 1t is not so in
some utter counties we could mention.
Why should fees be kept AT ex.ortionate
rates here for the benefit of few indi-
vidual Office holders
We hope our Legislators will attend
to the wants of the people in this fee
business and see that this wholesale rob-
berry is legalized no longer Nevada can
furnish employment to a county clerk
and other officers under any fee bill, and
pay them well for all they do.
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-04

SELLING OUT.-Brother Avery of the
Press offers his Drug Store at North San
Juan for sale, being stuck" after anoth-
er.vocation. That's right,IBrotber Avery
throw ph,tic to the dogs."
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-04

The KANSAS MINEs.-An importan.
fact is TIE prolific nature of the Kansas
gold fields. 1t seems to be settled
that the mines in that locality give
great promise of richness The min
eral wealth of the new FL Dorado is also
coupled with fruitful soil and delight.
full climate. The country is, thereto re
adapted to permanent settlement, and
will probably add anothcr state or more
to the Union.
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-04

OPPOSITION CoNvENTIoN.-The Amer.
cans, old line Wings Of Kentucky and
others opposed to the present admins
tration will meet in convention at LOU
isville on the 22d of this month to nomi-
nate candidates for Governor, Lieut..
Governor and other State officers.
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-04


Mrs. WALLER played the Duchess
of Malf" at Memphis, on the 29th Dec.
This actress, who never assaye in San
Francisco more pretcnttous part than
Kate U'Brien in "Perfection". or Ger.
trude in the loan of a Lover" has late
ly become a celebrity in higher assump-
tions. She performed a few tragic
characters during her sojourn at Nevada,
before leaving California for Australia.
In the latter country her success was
remarkable. She has since visited
England. and now holds front rank
among the actresses of the day. We
learn that Mr.. and Mrs Waller purpose
soop revisiting Califarnia.-.S F.. Ma
tiOaal.
For some unaccountable reason Mr.
and Mrs. Waller were never able to pro.
cure an engagement in San Francisco
to their liking. Here both were prop.
erly appreciated. Mrs. Waller makes
the best Ophelia we ever saw on the
stage. Mr. and Mrs. Waller were ia
vorites in Nevada and will be again
welcomed among us by host Of old
friends We hope the information of
the National will prove correct. e.
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-04
G A u II | D n
G A U II | D N.
NEW CROP IL AISINS!
HAVING LEARNED That
Old Raisins Of the Crop of 1857 arc frequent
-ly offered for sale as
NEW FRESH FRUIT.

Buyers requested to notice that the ONLY nAis-
ms oF-THE NEW CROP in market, those
from the cargo recently received direct from Ma
lasa by the undersigned, per clipper brig pride Of
the Sea-"
To Prevent Fraud,
Fruit bearsa conspicuous brand over the shipping
mark as follows:
".Pride of the Sea."-C.'& d.
The Fruitmay be always known
BY its resh and Superior Coudiiion,
For sale by .s-4
CROSBY & DIB BLEE.
feb4-1mis III tery street.
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-04

THEATRE.-In consequence of the
inclemency of the weather Mrs Wood
and her most excellent company did not
appear at the Metropolitan on Monday
night, as was announced. The bill was
therefore reserved for the, following
evening. candy Blake" and "Jenny
Lind' was the programme. The audi
ence, though moderate one, for reas-
ons beyond the power of the troupe to
control, appeared highly entertained
Wednesday evening the SERIOUS Fam
lily" and "Mr. and Mrs. Peter" were
played. A fair audience was delighted
on the occasion. Perhaps no crowd was
better pleased in witnessing stage per-
formance.
Last night, "Giralda" and Betsy Ba-
ker" were enacted to a good house. The
early hour at which we 60 to press pre-
cludes the possibility of speaking of the
character OF the acting,
Last night was advertised as the last
appearance of Mrs. Wood. We learn
however, that the many warm friends of
John Terrence in this city, determined
to compliment him with benefit, and
prevailed on Mrs Wsod TO remain two
nights more. The benefit comes off to-
night, when the boys will be likely to
turn out en- masse. Tomorrow (Satur-
day. night will be the last appearance
of Mrs. Wood positively.
Mrs. Wood ard troupe have met with
greater success than any company Wis
iting this vicinity for years. She has
not only made the engagement at this
place profitable one, but will leave II
popular impression Of her talents as au'
actress.
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-04
SllerifS Sale,

BY ED. BURRELL, Deputy.
, 1859-05-04

was tho most a:lcc:l,p 14aoLiua Of the day, and
this was nmply sufficient for the requirements OF
thut time. III 1911 Or 1912 new double cyhn-
der press wns produced for us. capable of TAX
ing from three TO four thousand impressions un
Aour. The power Of these presses was soon,
however, found to be inadequate. The inyen-
tive power Of men Of genius was now put to
the severest test, and in 1915 Richard n. Hoe
made his great discovery Of what is called the
rotary press, two Of which were soon afterwards
made and put up in the vaults of this establish
meut These presses would print eight or nine
thousand sheets m hour, and were then thought
to be everything that would be desired. But
even these sutliced only for limited period,
and the duplication Of forms seemed to be t1It
only resource left in order TO print of onr con-
stautly Increasing edition; but the end iortu-
uatety IVES not yet
Inventive genius was mt at 4 *taudstill; and
in l552 We had the satisfaction Of adding six
cylinder printing press to cur establishment,
capable Vi running Utf twelve thousand copies
per hour Eight cylinder presses were also
manufactured, but thsy were no faster than the
six, gu account Of the large diameter Of the
type cylinder, and few came into nsc. But in
spite of our six cylinder press. the pressure Of
our daily increasing circulation weighed upon
liz, and reacting on R. Hoe Co., compelled
them to produce their far-famed twenty thou
sand per huur ten cylinder printing press, two
Of which, in 1871, 1T n cost Of $;',"", we're
erected and put in operation in onr spacious
vaults, together with adequate propel}ing power.
, 1859-05-04
mrDtral Cdr1s.
1;1nnfrtakrrS.

CEXTONS AND UNDERTAKE
~ ERS.
H,yr On hard Al ait tine. ercr style a:d fnIsh WG~d,
Lad eud zuc c'in' :.',o shn'u:. tHd ar Irepa,rd
Eun,ra,,: a,1 nav found la1 and ready 10 give
nrors.: .ttcut.,.a 10 Their hus!ar>s II al to;:>.
..114 WRIGHT T. Nr:1f'EE.
, 1859-05-04
fral Gstatf.

p EAL ESTATE FOR SALE
, 1859-05-04
Ored1l Etn1l1crS.

ATLANTIC ROYAL MAIL
II STEAM AAClGAT1OS Company ScT York and
uls Steamship
CIECASS1AE.
car.!o Isla to .a;l from ~ IoIs 2" y Ih1Fsaay N.
the l.".ai Ma;. Tnors i! 1'a*s.Ee;-Fl't C!a.s w.
S~cu ~ T!1d GO; including ftoc tickets to ate Et'n
must ,r,ssr 1iac Knife fyrk. etc. and hsdnk f1atase
to II Jllu Ftr t'!as w. ssecnd G.s ~; to,d, He
~ Hua,vn r q Broadway. and Il t.t othe. sas;s:
tied offers IN the interior. a&Ee IN the tlflca2' can ne
oecrt any Of the above otcct bring *lsons ut from
any u .h- principal cite. the liner Of railway IN tfea1
Uri:.ia for ~, Of from G4lwav for AA1 -
ALEX. HOLLAND. Manager.
JAS. C. FARGO, 0Ecc Of American Etprc4s c.,
| Fo. " usa-:.oFu Stfett. Chicago
<.r v,,k %ov - 1ksa nuS4bs.sS3~km
, 1859-05-04
Eprria& Aotifrs.


:E DIR. j. Hostctters Celebrated
EonscA ntteEs ono ofthe s-@test strengthening prla.a
lions eAtan.. Iii especially aG*ed tio>s vii, A.
actrd with tic Fever Aeue Or any other disease ar1nx
f,n adsondcced condition ofte digestive oras For ,he
Fever anu AGue uere Is perhaps no medc;ne In The world
conso H. rs cntess pufdca and 7rplenses the tlotd.
which 10 Important to bin. about cathy action In dis
sases Of 1hts naturr THE Htes among the
poula and at tie tine v.uatlc esc1c In 1hs med
cal ~rria. In Recommending ~ the public We ars fully
conscious o!do!h1 them Ga sxrrcc. knowing d.
their many c,cuc qualities ard and speedy acinu In
al Cases where the disease sed hv rsulary Of the
digestive u7sa* trial will su1ce for tc nuS skcllc.l
Fur sa.e bs druggists aud dea.ts generally everywhere
ap.;-:wt
- lIrrriny's Patent Champion
FIRE AM HCRGLAK.rEou:S sAFEs-With Hail.
rateut Powder Jr.uf 1rEs. Ill. tk: awarded
separate medals al c Mo.as FIX. Luulon ISL and tho
Worlds Fair. Nrw York. ISL I'd the only American
Saf4 thai AWARDED medals vt tic London Wotds
Fair.
Thc@e Saez form thr uot peect ketur'ty against Fire
and BarI.ars, If any safe offered to the public
soo RrwArn will be paid Ia le!son that en- show
Int HzII,SGs rA7ES7 CuAur.sS SAT1 failed 10
prr.cryc rs contents !u accdr,4,4l fire.
Tie subscribers at>n manufacture all kinds ~ Boiler and
C:'!e. Iron Bank Chests aud Vaults. Vault Doors and
Aucy fokes Chc-:4 fur Rrttr. Jrwecrs and private
tAn.lea for 1'atr, Diamonds :sl other v4lua'es.
SlLAs c. HERRING L CO..
cs1 RrHadwas. cntzrr Ct Murray street,
Olru.te City Hall New York.
CL HARMON + Co. Agents. Chicago III.
f<sIsn.c:'s
- Those WHO are Curious to
:.:c,. the wondct:al perfection which \. ohawallt
fiat manager at Bachelors \. ~ as brought tie uanu'
4ac4urr Of Wigs and Touce Invited to visit liz Wig
, 1859-05-04
@res4 Trihtttte,


JOB PRINTING
Tle Pxz.s AID Tsunz osFs1 prepared 10 execute, q
4ls nsse srsy variety sf job Printing In the rr1 xAa
arR and At ta4 Leu4t Lisins Prs. falesa1 attention
gwen Il The psiutsssf
Essa, s;'srs s4*0' f71s t1mas .vsa41.s % nanos
!'Anru.xTs, c,surLAna4 GHEcks,
EtASk Nu7Ea. LABEls, TekE1s-
HE-rRLSTlSG IN CoLoKsa1
In all It's varieties In beautiful style and 1t odesata
rates. An Examination " specimens aud prices feS5Se'
f.slly invited.
os,crs from the country promptly 1lled srd and sent
l'meby sxiEen.. -------
In the Old Church Tower.
MT. :. 1nrtcu.
In The old church tower
AAnEs the bell;
AM a.s,ve II u. tue rane,
IL tie sun:l,lne aud the rain.
WI IT |Es f 81; !; y&;S i lis 'xo ha''s'
In the old churcltuwcr
Hangs the lt!I;
ah. A. s.' :. lnd nd aud Fiji %:i NH mi swsS
Asusrs lat.on says sap"l:uF
'iSi VIII! hs!4iil II ! !"ssji VII: '''s'F'
Iuthe cid cbunh tower
p.ep md t slrnl;1. mn Hask :asaia.
Ah:wEas ,sas.eu an! wi;4. I'.In F..
Viii! her Ilan1s upon htr breast,
III %Ittrsa ts.s: i iis' /, w: II: ;0n' 10 'e''
lntl.e old c1nrel. tower
quaint fi.rl tina, seems to Ln.w
All nut Joy amt ali our woe;
II = slah when We are wed.
, 1859-05-04
s, h Kerfoot & Co.,
Next OosF to the Post Office.


VEST SIDE.
as. Hou:s .aa !st On Svftou.ssr atsT May
~, 4s:s iss i s:s i: a:s Srs Il.
~i *z s4,; e. sf.i e %siss:,nsas x ';!s* brick
"::s so11;: Effect. fset u sn si',sF ;m Ea'atedss'' aid
oIse snd 'vt i, u natsa 1.'1 :3ET.t e. near
~243 s3xl;i feet on Hine Island ayslut. near
"ss, 1''ti:{ % Fl y so1, Washington and shs
~;:1 New sa,att iusst @ and,ot on I17stias'.a.
nrar i1lu. lasand a7e'sat-ae
":s House and 1T On cns'is.st-, near Owen
":s, ssr1os irvi: 81. Aberassn a'd as,sr
"s:1 c;.is; 1T on T~e,t.lst. near Blue Is.
"4oo no';:e and it q T*<1a1 street, ncar
ADS :;1i:' 'ta'a ftei - WarT;;'', Y. Of rp.vn
, ~. rs5t shh hYn.e ;aH.' ssss!sNxS s;a! 7;s9
"41. 4sxIU fvyt vi cor Of cornel:a aud Hub
ti-l,s,s.. with hru'e tarn etc-ltuo
Lot .e of Twelfth aud Canal strses pr foos
Several o.s on rse.st f. Of Canal per fsss
SOUTH SIDE.
No AZ. A nutet of 1t. rralrit and Indian.
"s7 :G; tsst o. S! !. w4'eF 81 street, near
"57 eo1eufc "n Market; near Madison street.
"3a .shea D s'asf % FfssEin and vaa purcn
tt:rc.so,eD.
NORTH SIDE.
No. sSs AB. u1-Lot 4o1los feet Ohio street. VOL
colt >rtt-.f.0.
"e.: Fire lots N :sasxick s:rest near CHI
"sa7 Two 1t. On Huron s,fce near az ca.,, .lo
"a1 uopse ss AMI an! '!" /" No, 4s North Dearborn
"ss5 eo7l:lv,xsss on North Clark street, near
, s,,3i " nG 1ysns ss3 r va W;cn;; a:s si Ssi,s
"s.l so11o5 lei On eor Elm and =. Wel!sss,4.
with three story fsa1uc dwellings
Al % ars ;t setst ;,s: Il , 1 il Fops e:9nt :E;
"sn f.m . 4 H., - e. H., IL 1asx Co.
":ss 1r.r:s!.5 : ia1sn Of 50 ay.s, IN Lake s.,
ILL.,. ll1 miles fsDrl Koc2and atAita
":,5 Improved FIN, iii Of e,o acrr4 near Dc
k:4b Statiuu-S33 per lcre. .
e N cl'sasS = e. !nc'u1ns stock bei"E al
PROPERTY IN CHICAGO,
TshE z1HNAsGEn FvN E*I41So LsSDs.
No. c;s Az. ll-Norh u: Of lot = ronsH Ad.!tton,
having fruit of 65 # nn finttlat stteri,
with two a:'ry h1usc tlc'run- fsice
".=,; sazisj Il Sn the cone7 Of c,,easo avenue
l.,l.t aid Lara. I'rcr eo,tss'.
"s::1 3lEiat5 # on Lara,ee street, 1'eas n4ck
Hawk street, with h1's;. Fslcr 3os'
uuu>. a1sd lit nn Suaih Wells si1ect, ne2E
.Ead1sun street.
FARMING LANDS.
TogE Exc,.ASsEp fos n'c.a" M ,:r,rrsr1- ST. .,
n1ea nnr1!wcst If t'il;a,.o. offered in
exchange fsr eutsl dH e!l.s. huusc
:.y1ycs $. H. 'i REffUof ii y '}'s IT, ,!E;: E:Syr= y
,t1,pE>7,rE1, >.,rnEE'r 1on II
, 1859-05-04

DAILROAD CHAII2S-Just Re-
l. l. ceved 1000 Railroad Chain, for sale cheap,
xpA1Dejt2 LAkE7 tKo"N q w.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-19
NEW YORK MARKEr-May ls
= -.

Flour Dull AMI unsettled. and lO975 cents lower
sale 10 OO hhls J IS i5a7 90 Inferior t1vy choice state
81 2@iao extra stae 81 OS7 % supeThag wessr4 50 i
ONO sing hOavv. Canadian uunil 81 ihds 70 for EN
ina; small 81 esrye q quiet at Si7jQ55D.
Wurtt-iia wv uumtlHl in3f lower sales of Or
bus; 81 10 for 'uud Milwaukee club; IA O256 10
vii s,uh1m. S27i flr inferior dos S4i0 tOr white Ky
S 81 .or rel southern.
pye-Quiet and uuChl hlngel,
Cln-Opcned buj ant but closed heavy sales r 3 o
bu.; s4,n for white authgn; 9sa fer touud ye low 9
q8A for vel NV Jersey; Ied western numin1l at g5c
OaisNteady; 5s@6sc fJI state 6l9b3 tor western al
Canadian
Whiky-Fi-mer; sqes Of 100 ibis at 3lk0lr; so 100
bhs evening at 3O@3lc closing to-day very quiet
30Mc
Srk-Heavv and unsettled; sales or7lOO hbls; SIS so
IS Tor uew mess; GO thin mes; Sl9 J Ipnm
mo; SlGbO@5 15 tor pr me- Including zOO bJls do las
evening
rrino; Ga 70 for do mess Sl2G for cparked Chicago
Sl5dli7 for eX1ras
Bee. HIms-Sl4 iO0l750.
"a, Nets Frmer; sales ofsCO pkgs 774o for salto
shoulders, gal5SC for 10 hams.
for primo wU,' Cru
Buue -sieady at isd20 for state aud western
Che Lower md teavy li 439QN C for new state.
Hd-s-Naike % n sdv 6msr with sales Of 100 at 2ll
for CulifJmit and 23c for V cru Cruz
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-19

DR.. AMOS & SON have devoted thdif attention e1clu
syey 10 thus peculiar class Of naiadl aud the ree they
have consequently been enabled 10
fully tesIhGd and gIate fully aonowle ded by
escent patents aDdOtheTs daily arriving intown from m
parts of the country fp he express purpose MY dfconsul-
atios wh9 heTe Nerons hqve been er ed by the most
signal advantages yet from what they haYe experienced
quifing into the of these infectious cOmpaints
rom their most simple condition 70 that Of the most dan
gerOus and iyeteato) they have always ntertaned th
possibility of their prevention, and removal aud likewise
Invariably found that the most hOrbleAnd malignant
Of isena could almost invariably be traced 10
following causes Ignorance, negee Tie bpd effect So
unskilliul and improper tTeament therefore Dr. AMOS
SON have succeeded M discovering in the selection
their remedies safe eectual and cautious course omit
tug all combination Of remedies VIII ch bear equvoea
character well those whose premature or niudc1us
Application might be productive u bad consequences IN the
bands of ptyute individuals In short the audabe end
their remedies Is the lessenng OF great mass Of human
misery by the aevlaiOn relief and prevention OF those
gsvOus Affections that in reality tho secret foes of lie
and which, they extensively surround call aloud
for skill and uterft renee 10 their determination
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-19
BUFFALO MABKET-May IS

Flour-In moderate home demand, and to eGcct sales
liberal wOulI be iv; sales 1870
at Sc lH07 o. for extra lluUls AID WiscD.,ln ST57k,
Tor AiiUh Indiana aud JhJ; - l2s for du-
bic
W cat -Molerale milling demand and rarket a shade
enSier; ae Of a W Uus slsOl5JH for red Oho 81 40
for 1 MIlwuuke C ub.
C0ru-DTuupus
Oai>-~ elCy; nc sales,
Hurle -Qutt
Rye Mar o. bare.
Whsky-Sa uf 100 bbls at 3Oc,
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N WIfILT7aMs II l N b. 1tI CddTosioa I' Tl


west be 'lOiut Npahuilpu W. adF ~ ltht.
Mr.. VI, b. Knfs Sir - have lCon selling the Medl-
cines Of the Guefeneg Company for the Ast ten years
aud have ivaT1by Ound them 70 give goud shsiutiOu
aud the Pills have sold 20 great many families rcEu-
ury hoir tea aud coffee, and with my trade they have
become staple articlaT Marshal's Uterine CathOCun
medicine that has dhe sfeu amount Of good ~ female
diseases idy sold It to told me at she recey
benefit from bottle than she did nom long
course Of medical treatment By tho most hkilful phyg
Jsn. /, 1853. JAMES WILSON.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-19

am physician Of thirty vearu phctioe MY utincipa
study hiss been diseases females IhsY have generally
bnfl6d my best Efforts Obtaining tenaterialc composhg
Marshalls Uterine Cath0hcOn, was plaagal with them
gave them fair trial, aud found myse bbuudanty sue
bslsul Ia my pracnce could gImttigatn the
symptoms about half the and could not
ten Now radically vt least sevonte ih tw n
wand MITIGATE the rest consid NJ iTshals Uouue
thoeon the greatest blessing TO females have met with
| " WILLIAMS NJ ID Charleston
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-19
TIE MOST PERFECT ROTATING MOTT
is obtained without The use Of weights.

The great dcsid be obtained in the construction
Of R0ary Haruws simplrly absence OF unnecessary
Fiction motion aud Is Cbmed for his improve
tha these valuable requisites have heen cred
degree Of perfection than those presented by any
other rotating In its ngt mgnts most wonder
ul simplicity, has every adyUntlgs found IN all the
best rotating haUows combined in one
This harrow having three small cTculas continually
vulving w u puverZe the soil more u going the
gIlnnd. hlm Gummln Harrow win thI- Llmls oNer.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETING ls.

BeefCaule-NIolemtey acly prices declined fully &c
par Lound, E .ugiug tt To l2c -rere pts ut s6OI
Fhrep and Isimcs-tn mode ate demand q decline OF
2fd5le per uCti--rccCipts Of $500.
Suine- acVe at advanced prices; sales at G3fld67Sr
60, 5, sG5ltc
Net kegtIuts G50l.
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