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rI never" saws lady, ''sent thss psssags to
the door but once, and for that onee ! shall
never forgive myself. II was moro thsn three
years ago, and whom told nv Svsnt that
morning to say 'Not at homo, to wnomsocver
might call, except she knew IL was some mtt-
mate friend, felt my checks tingsc, and tho
girls look u surprise mortified me exceedingly.
But she went about her duties and | about
mine, sometimes pleased that had adopted
convenient fashion by whicn l could secure time
to myself, sometimes painfully smitten with the
rcproaches Of conscience. rhus the day wore
away, and when Mr.. LEK came homo he started
me with the news that very dear and intimate
friend was dead.
"It cannot bc,' was my reply, for she ex-
acted Of solemn promise that would a one st
by her dying pillow, As sho had somethins Of
great Importance to reveal to me. rou must
be misinformed: no one has been for mo- here
suddenly horrible suspicion crossed my mind
"'She sent for you, but you wero not at
home, said Mr.. LEK innocently then he con-
tinued: Il am sorry for CaARLIs, her husband;
he thinks her distrees much aggravated by your
absence, from tho fact that she called your name
piteously. llo would have sought for you, but
your scrvan! said she did not know where you
had sone. l am sorry. You nust have been
out longer than usual, for CnARI.ks sent . ser
want over here three times.'
"Never in all my life did | sxperisnce such
loathing Of myself, such utter humiliation. Ny
servant had gone further than |, In adding false
hood to falsehood, and had placed 1t out Of my
power to rsprove he's by my own equivcca ion.
! felt humbled to the very dust, and the next
dAy resolved over the cold clay OF my friend
that would never again, under any circum
stances saw mot at home"
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The Trade In Tea.Ss.

None but Hrsnchmen, Of course, would think
NJ making regular business Of trading In these
brovp-coated gentlemen, and accord'ngiy We
And the trad. fourishing In Paris alone. loads
for sone years have bssn the Indispensable alnes
Of the Frsrch market gardeners, cuitivAting uch
and most grounds. Many Of these mon 6il th.Sr
gardens with them 70 get rid Of 9 throng Of In.
sccts INJURIOUS to the Vegetables they have raised
Nv laborious and scicntinc culture. Especially
do tosds attack and den,nlfsh the sugs and mails
which IN . single night sometimes utterly de-
stroy the commercial valns of lettwce, carrots,
recourse to those singular rilisrieN tho Hrench
gardeners initiate thor English brcthTen.
A great portion Of the vegetable supply Of
London Is derived ffom kitchen gsrdsss In tho
vicinity Of that immense city, cultivated, Is
said, by IS. 5.090 persons. These garjens arc .
perfect marvel Of laboroes culture. You 500,
sometimes, acres and acres, covered with hnnd-
glasses. Bichly manured and sedulossly ten'ietf
seme Of these garden spots are 50 managed as to
Weld five crops annually. Net only n there not
q vecd among them, bat the Vegetables ars OK
amined with lenses to detect mildew and fungi.
Besides toads, which they pay six shihings
dozen for, they make use Of fowls to destroy the
aphiies, rigging them with boots ~hlch prevent
their scratching, and allow them only tho use Of
their bills.
The prios Of to,ds Is lower In Paris than In
London In tho former city they arc still sold,
not withAtanding the demand for about hfty
cents dozen, and many are exported to ing
land. The dealers in this strange commodity
keep them In the bottom Of huge casks into
which they arc constantly plung'ng Their bare
hands and arms, without showing the slightest
fear Of the liquid secrcted by tho toats, which
science has sometimes declared harmless, and
sometimes pronounced venom0us. Busy little
fellows, these repulsive looking creatures arc,
and worthy Of all possible encouragement and
patronage.
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MAIL ITEMS, 90.


lr Is undeniaole, says rnxutos, that, IN
Americs, it taxes three 10 mAkSs i@"-h'' 'h0'
anu hred Rni.
Uupr,a tho pressnt A,roLEoSs reign tho |
Froncb have constructed ran WAYS to tho extent |
Of more than $500 miles.
w,.,rox b,. u,,.,.,d.s, IL |
.,.,.I so,na ,im. since that hs h.d invest
cd si55. 900 oi tho money ho received for the
o.,,o Tha ns.su un,n,,on wa, that hs hsd paid
ca9o' '"o w, q, 800. tn.t na
,,'. nj. ns, ss foy them. and they have zone to
Ssv' S,'aa,, y" "~''
p'''''''
A MAN named DANIEL SrArFonD stole pan
of oxen near Detroit last week, shd IN feurteen
ho.n .,rssted tired. conyioted. Az d was on his
wnv 10 the state Prison under Q sentence for
,brs. ye,rs. This WAS pretty quick work, but
commsns.bIe and worthy Of Imitation in older
esmmunities.
The good people OF iN'souis lnns'oa , .h'
the Mayor should put stop 70 sunny 'iu,nh, %
and that worthy oihcis', 70 MAKE the ,"sso"
general and Wholesome, had ministers ana ue1-
cons and all, In fact, VINO were foInuS io"uI1y
20 church, arrested along win com,hon is'.s
who were not chuIchwhd Douha. ine huo
not exceeding S2o, VI imprisonment i~ ah
days.
PRETrspEp surgeon, named hosvALLr, gov
S3i out OF tho w,usr vi ,.a .no 49,
a. New orleans, - .he yHuo VI ..1 ~. hadss'
which no saa no .'ns s .nd ~ orsvsnt the nec,s
For the SAKE OF Peice, apu " PIoVeu' sn' % n.,,
aty oi the pody oeins ~" rsI,,.t;o, ~ rns
u, he wouia consent W 'AAe 'Ho '~A1A "
lnoVef-uoPPoo/f"s
IssIsMuRRAY Is an island In the Western
| Ocean, about five miles west from the most
northern part Of the county o. slg0, ana aoSIs
,, x % :, m occu,isd bx ne rsons ali related 70 each
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Do you know what the people OF Cape Ann do
when Il rains2" one asked Of another. Upou
confsssing his Ignorance, ho was informed that
they lot Il rain. This Is the true philosophy. 1t
is best not to fret at evils which We cannot help,
W even for those which wo might help, for fret
ting docs not bstter . thing any. We always
admired the example Of tho venerable negro In
the song, whose name was Uncle Nod When
his teeth failed him, because Of his declining
years. and he could no longer cat the corn broad,
he ''let the corn bread DO" with charming resig-
nation. There Is an old saying that 1T is no use
70 cry for spilled milk" Rrsttng shortens lie, and
makes II miserable while It lasts, tiring sympathy
and wearing out patience. Frotting wrinkles
the skin like baked apple and placos personh
beauty at risk. The Sage Of Thorndyke was
one hundred aud ton ysars old when he died, and
ct that age face was fair ~ an Infants. Whom
asked the lea On, his rcply wn; l never allow
my face to pucksr with tho wrinkles Of fretfdl-
meas and III tsmpcr." Tho wise Paterfamilias,
In the midst Of his family of discordant elements
his antagunistic children qusrrelling and max
ing q particular hurricane about his house
never frots. He looks upon them complacently,
counsels tho noissst that will hear him, and
makes up his mind that II they don't heed him
they can let It alons.-Mrs. Pasts~gtows Knffsr.
Work.
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Nsw He 10 Of he kis q d cad.

At the British Association, recently, VI. Op-
LIN described . new mode Q, bread making,
which excited the admiration OF t.e = seouon' 1au
this process the carbonic acid is proaueed mae
pendently, and superaddod TO tso nouI, wh.on
consequently undergoas no hoaIncsos "oss
ever. lhe carbonic acid gas Is storoo IN an oiui-
nary gasholder, and is puihped there'loln INTO -
cylindrical vessel of wate:, whereby the water
becomes charged with gas; lhis wster-s0ns
water, as 1t Is commonly eaiied-ls mixed under
pressure with tho flour, and me resulting dough
becomes vascular on removing ,he pressure
it is then divided into loayes sni baked. ih,s
process is SO rapidly gone through that IN an
hour and a haif from the n,st we'uhg u tns
flour sack OF Hour Is made INTO two,pound
losves. The advantages Oh tnis new none are
Its cleanliness rom the oeginhing 70 'ne enu
OF the opersuoh hea.hes .ne nVui not s .h.
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Nspole..'. New ahlnsopr.s Pr,.o,pls.

The trial ship upon the new principle, in
vented by the kmperor himself, is begun at
Brest from tho plsna furnished by NJ. DKPuI DE
LoMK. The vessel Il TO be the first Of series
TO be constructed after the same model, iron
cased, one hundred metres in length, and armed
cut through the eremy's centre, and dividing
him In half, enable the new invention to pdsser
outre with as little danger as tho Muitesr in Its
rhinoceros fashion Of attacking the other jour
malls. This work, and the announcement Of tho
opening of the vinosnnss Railway on the 22d,
have bean the principal subjects Of business con-
y.rss,oa during tse last tsw Say: stS ut
The Magenta (the name Of the new vesseI 10
destined TO sprssd tho elements Of war abroad
the Vincennes hallway to draw them 70 inc
capital. The troops hom the fortress can ,"0 40
brought into Paris almost a. few minutes r,.o
tice, and the consciousness of this mcnh'y wv
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The Prize Fighters
In reference to tho ls,s fight, a Buffalo corres-
popdent has the folio wing;


popdent has the folio owing;
Everybody was greatly surprised at the speedy re-
suit of this match. hoEsItssr was probably moro
deeply interested pecuniArily, thau any other per-
son. lie and his whole party, however, behaved
tho mill. JIM HUsnss also, who has Lost on almost
everything he has bet on latsly, WAS winner to =
large amount; ; he sold Rock Cottage on the Bloom
jpraals Real with all the land thsreunto belonging,
nd Invested on Pnos ho was also quiet, IS
usual. BILLY MULIIGAs, who left his friends on
this occasion and bet on PRIcE, won about
his bat and fairly danced on IL, so pleased
was he with the result inamucA ~ no had been Ad-
vissd ali along 10 bot ths other way AL tho Aonnis.
they should have boon inveisod into 80 "soN" q
thing. nolnssKr hlmsslf went up 10 PRIou OF the
ennousion and sAit. '.Yoa hsve won tho fight fsYiy
and your fisSds AZ, 1sioo."s !. ca. mo ,eya Hssa.
was veIy jubi II over tho victory. P4,GE was eE
ceedlpgly Inessy, aud ksiscSd on walking 10 th,
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somethng moro pala.ssse thon the present oopees
forvbodings of an unduvoloped ant
Lancaster, Oct, 1859. JoHr Wnk
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greatly increase the secu-ity Of the honest bour-
goise. who brho'd ssfetv in soldiers, and like the
great Napoleon security In h,svy bsttslions.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
rFRMS-CAsH m ADvAuCv

two words) oue day, 81 coots; two days, IN osrts
three days, 81 90; IN days, q u Hlnssrt.d hssas
80 cents each day.
Marriages and ID, sths, = ccots fcv esch for hrsa.
Monthly advertisements Of four ines inssrted q tnr
convenenc~ of the Once, - far svery - issrtions
AdvsrN-ments rrceived untr 10 O'Clock r. r. -
esfahlishment n entirely closed on Sunday. =
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FIN A N CT A L ID
NEW YORK, wednesday, oos. II.

NEW HOfkke
The steamship Aria, for Liverpool, tAkea OUT ~set
To3 u In specie.
sroCK ExCHAN0n sALns-s1EsF DoAkDs
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CTOvKs, yrOvD STOVES or ALL
4: e.. s,s:. y :,;s ~ 3; ':Sss IL a
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BOARDING

A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE AND SINGLE
hsentisnsn, be isted With good b,sse
A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR TWO
IA sinsls gentlemen cen be accommodated With
board vhsrs tho comforts Of homs Gao be saIoys1
Mechenics p.sfexrsd. Apply ct 30 ksseI IT.
"A FEW GESfHCrAbLE aAb css Be
"A soccUmodsted WITH sood bosrd ano pleasant
rooms fos swesh a 2 Thompson d also rcou
shis pises eossA ssd s'sv~s-isAs - hais pssA
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CORPORATION NOTICES.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE.

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE.
~ Nev York. OsA 10, I@p,
Pubic noaice !, hereoy gtvsn that on The 18th day
o. October, 1sne, q 10 o'clock A -, shall prcceeA
70 drsv p>nes Of Juror for the following Cour.s =
be bid IN ard for the Cay and County Of Hsv York.
on NE lH Monday Of noYvmber nexti
panel Of - Grand Jurcrs Also panel OF lbQ
pefH Juror for . Couy Of eeaerel 1essforA A gand
Of 100 pssN Jururs for gaprems. Court Cironik
pan~ d tae petit Juress for euperior Court and I've
pana,s of l0( pstis JGou eseh for Court a Ccmmsu
oio sIm JOHN CLANCY. usrs.
CRoTos AcoukDCcr 1IpAkTnss1' 0,;I,..I .,,s ,ss
UNPAID WATER RssSS NJ an i
Notiss b hrvhy given thas By au ~ a tha Le9lH
hturA ~ Der opnt vi1l ba added 10 all uulAh vskR
ruue ths hrp dAy cf Novernber IN shdlton 70 III
Ave psi sssA vhish v~ i.orsd - ~ Ara ~ a
s1is1A nYpERr VAN sCHAICK. President.
MILITARY TAX FOB 1859.
NlPAy your Comu,utastou Tar u Seventy ffve Ceuss
before the 18Th DAY Of October o. you will incur the
etats 6ne u - ed sssfa. which VIII be rigidy an
Th~ tsos. are nsy es-e n rseefytns scmpusatiors
~ the ReceyH q Talps' Office, usw CITY Han, from
A r. toAP Mt the MarshAls offics. lev Fultor u,
room daily from 10 o'elcck and at the Divi.iou
Armory, cor Of Elm and White sta every evening,
vh-re the Rsosivers reespf can he obssined, vhich
will eIemyt the holder from aid parads and Az mill
tary 6uty dnrtns the yvar. oa s'loo .
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bOARDING-2 OR 8 GENTLEMEN CAN
ID have goo1 board and large, airy rooms, where 0r
boarders are onlT kspt; Will hsve the comforts Of
home; bath gss 10, In the house: terms moderate
Apply set Fourth ave- near 10Th T. sels sAsS'lA1
EOARD-FUR TWO YOUS9 LADIES, IN
ID an Easish family. where thoy can have 2 qai%
somfOr.Abis homs. Apply st III Perry e. oc's slo'
DOA2DNG- MEH CAS Blk ACCOMMO-
Ddsted yitA soo1 bosFs, clean beds and airy rooma
weekly. InqsiTs In ths stara Is ssss'iso
pOARDING-GENTLE AND WIFE,
ID also few young men, can be socom ncd.ted With
good board and peasAnf rooms ct 80 Third avenue,
Whsrs he comforts Of holns osy be realizsd.
- ------- -. saAs ss~s SEQ
ROARDING-A FEW YOUNG MEN CAN
- bs accommodated With hoard q a pr wesk
single men can have sins!s bel. for - - per veska
yih psivilsgs Of hath, hes and cold wAter, - NJ
'slinah q, pstwsss ist sva and Ava 4 oeS SAAe'iO
ITO LET-NKWLY FURNISHKD AID
psaHy h,teA rooms, fss hnels sentiemeu. wtthcus
sess. r. Ssss .SS Ssy:ss q ,n,, = 81 es.ss' s
'auirsd. oii S1TS
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rADIEs TAUGHT TO OPERATE ON
lLwheeler q Wilson's improv~d sewiUs wschinet "
40 all kiuhs II sosk tbs msnAsan snt ~ she mao ius
Leaned chsrs~s only for the fall % r-s
--Appiy sf 1Ga hishth ave, bot s4ts sad soth ssA
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Feb. i, 49,
If you arc sick, the probability is that

II you arc sick, the probability is that
the root OF your suffering is in the stomach
From weak stomach proc, ed dyspepsia, langor,
oppression IN the diaphragm, jaundice headache,
nausea, bodily weakness, dimnrss OF sight, heart.
burn, coslNeness, dysentery, aud legion Of other
turmenlIny diseases. Indigestion produces thin
blood, and Thereby destroys Tie Iungth aud vignr
Ui the system. To restore the tone OF the stomach,
and enable il TO throw off, and dismiss forever ali
these tormenting and dangerous complaints, no.
thing is necessary but II persoyering use OF llout.
lands German BIIte,s, prepared by DR., c. VI
Jackson, Philadelphia There Is no mistake % no
failure IN their sanativC effects
For Saieby Druggists and St>rckeopers in every
town aud village IN the uned States, Canadas
West Indies, and South America, at - cents
per Bottle. 473 2w
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NHEEsIEE"s SALE.

ID tue of Hu Execution issued oUt
ID o' th3 Court Common Pleas. Of Geauga Co.
Ohio. iu the case ui Leouard 4. Giiiiey, r, Fred
orlck ) llerand,un aud others, - me directed
aud delivered. / have levied upon, aud shall cx.
rosr for Sale at Public Au,tiuu,on
THHrsf,y hr IOh duy efFsb,Uary merit.
between the hours OF Niue O'Clock 4 u and Six
O'Clock ? M. o. said day. at the Foundry, in Park.
man. in said County, formerly uwucj by said
Frederick ). lIcraudr"u aud Nathan + Treat the
undivided halt an common ut ihe following Pro-
purty, l. wit.
/ 40. pollock'~ Plow Pattern No , ditto.
Longs row Pattern, Eagle PIrw Paua,u.
McNliau'S oIitn, iron beam; | Hurse.Power
Driving Wheel Pattern, Baud Wheel Pattern.
Spin Wheel Pattern, Piuni m ditto, set Ur
ArCh Pattern, Ceure liu dHtD. Car Wheel
Pattern, ! Lathe for Turning Iron, | Band
Wheel SHAFT Pattern, Beam Scale. Cooking
Stove Pattern called " tanners n,hphi,' /
Cooking Stove Pattern called Nanker Nv
u1n." / SLeel Iron Stove aud Pipe GtiddIr
Patty PATTERN. Binder Pattern, ! 4 n Ladies'
with llGudo-, Hand Ladies B'ack.muh's
Bellows; and, also. Uh uao-half IN conruou
aud uudivl ed nt divers other Pauerns Tools
Implements, md I hln4s cummuuly apperlain.
ing to Country Fuuniun-. levied upon us the
Property Vi Frederick : lleruute3n
L. u. WHITE.
Sheriff OF Ge7uga
Dated jan 2s, 1850. 4-2.2w
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It,s "a com mon observation that there

Ii Is common observation that there
are more sufferers from debility, among Amer.
cans than can be iound among any other civll.
lied nation. The reason is obvious. We take
too little exercise, and forget the wants of the
BODY III the absorbing pursuits oi business In all
such cuscs, ordinary medicines can do ltlle good
Wnlt is required is just such tonic and invsOr.
atJr as Dr. j lloSletter has given 10 the world in
his CELEBRA TED "BIrrERS." The weak
and nervous dcnizcn Of the counting. house, the
exhausted totlor upon the sfop.bourd, and the
PROSTATE student OF the midnight lamp, have
found n wonderful regencralor in the " BIrrIRS,' -
and prefer 1t TO more prcientuus, but less eifca.
cious medicines. Bat il. should not be forgotten
that the agent which is magical in its influence
upon frame which is merely debituted. is
equally powerful is assisting nature to expel the
most terrible forms OF disease Who will give it
"A trial
Sold by Druggists and Dealers everywhere.
9rJ- see Advertisement in another column.
jan. 2S, lo5J. 472.4w
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NOTICE.

CQUIRESUMNEI of ESSEX COUNTY,
- STATE of New York, is hereby notified uIu
Susannah GuriS, has, this liiI day of January,
1859, filed her Amended Petition in the Court VI
Common Pleas Of Geaugu County, in the state oi
OhIo, against john II. Sumner Gould Nckcrson,
Albert l. Walker, DuYM W Mead Ira Fuller
John Fuller. the Heirs and AdnnI-Irator OF
Walter King deceased, and the snid Sq-lre SUM
ner. PRAYING that the equitable interest ol sull
John Ii ia land held b, contract from said King,
be sold and that certain debts due to said John II.
Sumner from said Mead, La and John Fuller, be
subjected to the payment ct II Judgment recovered
ir sIil Court by said SusanGuh against said John
"A Sumner: that a Bill OF Sale Of Personal Pro.
Uerty tu said Walker be set aside, and the Pro-
perry Morrgugcd, sold and app iSd on srid Judg.
mcni; and that Deed OF Conveyance Of certain
land in Thompson from said John II Ia said Gould.
ard decreed to bQ nui nnd void and the Iund sold
a-d !fe proceeds applied us aforesaid and, in
case said Deed OF Conveyance should moi be set
aside by the Court, that the Court would apprO.
pirate the amount due on n mortgage made by
said NickersOn for part of the pretended purchase
money of SAID land, claimed To have been trans.
terr0d to snid Squire Sumner by said John II tn.
wards paymCntUt said plaintiffs said Judgment, and
Tor other reet And The said Squire Sumner is
requiued 10 appear and answer said Petition on or
before the Third Saturday after the 25 h Of Feb,
runEy atNt.
Dated this l4th day Of January 1859,
PHELPS & TIlRASHFR.
Attorneys luT Plaintiff
January II, 1859. 47O.Gw
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NOTICE.
TEUOMAS pUppLEN ELL is HERE

by notified that Alfred }. :. Barnes, Admin
istratur oi Abner lowe, drcra,cd, has his day
filed hi Petition. in the Court OF Common Pleas
ui tue County oi Genug1, in the oialc Oi Ohio. Il.
galnst SAID hnmns Poppleweil. setting forth that
Il certain contract in wri ing was made Tor the
purchase, and sale. and conveyance OF ccrtnin
land situate in PlrkmHu. in sand County on pay
ment therefor ag eel therein, titut tic time ur
payment OF the wh"lU pIrchase morey had elapsed
and that the same had not been paid aud pray.
ing Judgment tor the sum OF S,2J with nuuuul
interest thereon from tie ilh OF October 1886 and
II said Judgment should not be paid within
time to be fixed by the Court that tn,
Court would orGcr Sale OF he said contracted
ui TO payment OF said Judgment Aud sud
Thomas Pupp'ewcll is required to appear and an
-wer said Peilrl1n, on or before the Third Sulur
day after the 25th oi February next.
Dated tins 18th day January. 1859
PHELPS ~ 'TilRASIIER,
Attorney Tor Plaintiff
January II, 1859. i7O.Gw
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NIAlilIIIEl)-

AT Chase's liuoI, III this village. on the 27Ih
ult 10y the ltrv. r. Nuron, MIR GAlUS MUM,
Ol Ncwbury, 10 Miss FEkLlETl l. ST. JOHN,
ot itussel
Also, at the same time aud place. and by the
sane, Mr. CALLB Al RE, ol LhagIin Falls. to
Miss ANNA CLEMENZA CHAMBERLAIN,
OF Auburn.
In Chardon, on the 3lst December, by Samuel
McGumigal, Esq, at his residence, Mr. GEORtiE,
l. BAkILElI, 10 SARAH J. SMITH, both of
Newbuy.
On the eth Ut. by the Rev. J. A. Pepoon, at
his residence in Alunsun, Mr.. HARRIS LELAND
10 Mrs. FANNY Il. ALDRlClI, both oi Munson
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FITS! FITS!! FITS!!!
DR.. HunceS' KegetaJte Ertract,
NJ p3ZepESC P5EES,

fOT m' cure 0 tHS, SpdsnS. CrdmpS, aHd all
NerOoas d"f constitutional Diseases
I)ERSONS | who are Iaboring under this dis.
tresSing malady will find DT. Iuucr,s
vegetable tpIieptic PMS, TO be the only
ling Fits. -
These Pills possess specific action on the ner.
vous system; and although they are prepared es-
pclllly Tor curing Tits, Ihey will be found OF espe
nerves. or Whose nervous system has been uros
truted or shattered from any cause whatever. In
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NOTICE.
John NJ. King, Pltf, !

VS..
Henry NJ. llolhrook, Court of Common Pleas,
Joseph b, Garter, Geauga County OHIO.
Loren Norcroee,ct 1l,
Defendants
The sa'd defendants are hereby not,fed
/ that on the rith day of January, A. d. 1859
/ the said plaintiff commenced an action in the
Court OF Common Pleas OF said County o. Ge-
anga, against said defendants. The Object and
prayer Of said petition filed in said action j., is to
compe. by order of said Court the specific Der
lOrmauce ul certpin contract made by lIul.
brook, Carter & Co.. March 3Oth. 4 d. 1888, for
the sale Of about hundred and Il ty seven
OF land situate in the township of Russell in said
Comfy, called tho upham farm, to Sherman ).
Sanderson. which contract by said Sandurson was
on the 2I day Of May. A. d ISM sold and trans
TERED to said plaintiff, and for other reief Said
defendants are required to answer said petition on
before the 18th day of March, \. d, 1859 Or the
same wall be taken as true. and Judgment render
ed accordingly PHELIS & THEAsUER,
Jan. "A, 1859. t41OwOl For PlIH