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We clip the following from the Pafish
Visitor, IN excellent litsis monthly issnsd b.
the Esangslisal KAewledgs Ssnisty of ne
Rpisoopai Church. Ishoids seeds Tor thought:
49, The nnesS mofai uortiuu III FNxSn Kon0
rrspudiatsd dancing q disrsputsbls. We
have % soratiou 81 Cicero, IN which hs do.
fends Murena, the Consul elest, whom Cato
sndssvorsd 70 restrain from tho once. partly
Oh the ground that be had BEEN guilty d in
dulging in this eiEsminats snuesmsnt. Hear
Cicero rspsl the charge "CAto calls Murs-
ID y dsuoer. n this reproash 30 trus, II Il
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rag eous 0alumny. Wherefore. Cato. - your
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"a The skin and entrails of a dog having
been found iD the streets at Warsaw, tho
Bulletin says that the people are under q
lively suspicion that they have been consn-
ming che oarcass in the shape Of sausAges.
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rms new Hesse.

The new House, ~ finally made up, 10 TINS
divided among parties: Republicans, liz
Democrats, %; South Americans, %; Anti
Lecompton Democrats, 8. The Anti Lscomp.
tonites are CLARK, Haskin and Reynolds, of
New York ;Adraiu and Riggs, Of New Jerssy;
Hickman and Schwarts, of Pennsylvania
ard Davis, Of Indiana. All elected by Re-
publican votes. The Republicans and Anti
Leconptonites have majority in the House
Of S. And some few Of the South Americana
are quite literally disposed towards the Re.
publicans. We do not see how there can be
any thing to prevent the Republicans organ
ising the House, with fair men, and on q
Just and liberal basis.
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v. = ussAvD- :. =. Onsss1MDsH. .. ,. pawn
Nc0avic, Chittonden 4 Co.
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Fsrwa1Aing ANA CsnHassisn
M1RCHAE1S,

uAv8 nov % hand, and vii BE- rt1siving dginl
IL the ssAson, = vDay LAnsB AnD Con1Lsn
sro<E - 0RQCERI16, vhAsh tAay taAs plsAsar
IN oqeTing "a. The safa3e a lows Aad Missouri .
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tnsuxauoo! Insurance Insurance
D0I10Ir2 - MOa. DweliinCDs sAgsrshAndiss,
! PORK Hpea1a PAblh nsil6ings. Manufacturing
Hstahlisnmh 0ons0hcld InsaitaSs, an1 ~ insu-
rable peopwt1sipenoA - the Dwsat faess In the
following substantial Companies 9#A
PH0NIx Ing. Co., OF HARTFORD, CONN.
4. GASEsAL0 900 900. a3aA
olTY FIRE ms. co.. or HARTFoRD. 00HN.
CArrIAL $4,000.
HARTRpRD FIRE Inc CO, on HARTFORD.
b N1 UAkl1AI o6O0; 900.
MERCH ANTs, ms. C0.,a1 HARTFORD, CONN.
CAPI1AL 600, 900.
.Inis Ae1aey 4SxvStast - l1ssss prompslyr
CASE.
Dwsllingp, viii fsrnitass thASsip, insured Ut
years. CAlland learn tho ratss.
I'd % aiA ~ ~. HE asa. S3
Novldln 6ec0nd-st., near Main.
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N8W BAA1hNOs
~ BxS. Layers,
I y 30 hxs. ~ n, 8E
Gpeat iron New York, ard for sale low, by
81 gb KELLOGG d DIhAE,
N QoslId 00 MAin-sts
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Those dssirina Insurance will do we'll TO call q
the Agency Once Of Q. \. DIMOND, q
Nov.l1dln MAin-st., sv90pAsa's Dook Store,
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fear my bones will bleach like these,
On some far distant plain;
And so I'll cheat old death for once,
BY travelling home again.
FART 3rd.-ms PREPARATION AND DEPARTURES.
Now boys, said Bill, I'm bonud for home,
l can no longer dwell;
Tomorrow morn travel cast
My share I'm bound to sell.
Who'll buyl who'll buy! we took the share
. The stock came very cheap;
Just then the rain in torrents poured,
And Bill was seen to weep.
D.. bought his blankets, s.. his boots,
The man grew awful sick;
He sold his coat and tobacco,
While Bailey bought the tick.
The balance of his worldly store,
He crowded in his sack;
Then gave his mates farewell shake,
And slung it on his back.
His satchel hung upon his arm,
He bent beneath his load
We saw him fairly homeward bound,
Upon the muddy road.
Farewell friend Bill, when next you start,
Out west to try your luck,
Remember boys will have their fun,
But oft they need more pluck.
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eREELEY's LETTERs.-No. u.
AN OVERLAND JOURNEY.
NOTES ON KANSAS.

LAWRENCE, Kansas, May 20, 80.
1t resumed raining in Kansas, after few
dry days, on Thursday the 18th inst, and
rained ''off and on" till Saturday night
Sunday the l5thIwas cloudy and chilly, but
without rain, until evening, when thunder
showers came up from every side, and kept
flashing and rumbing and pouring nearly
throughout the night. Kansas brags on
its thunder and lightning; and the boast is
well founded. never before observed a
display of celestial pyrotechny so prOtrac-
ted, incessant and vivid as that of last Sun
day night. The country, already saturated
with water, was fairly drenched by this de-
luge, which rendered many streams ordi-
narily Insignificant either dangerous or for
a season impossible.
At 6 a. m. on Monday morning, four of
us left Atchison in a two-hOrSe wagon, in
tent on reaching Osawatame (some eighty
miles rather east of south-One hundred
by any practicable route) next evening
The sky was still threatening we knew
that the streams were swelled beyond rea-
son but our pilot was most experienc ed
pioneer who had forded, been ferrid over or
swan, every stream in Eastern Kansas
L was confident of his ability tc go through
by some route or other. SO we went ahead
in a southerly direction, across swels Of
prairie rather Steep-sided for Kansas, and
through rayines in which what were usually
rills were swelled into torrents. From the
high level of the prairies little but broad
sweep of grass on every side was visible ;
but soon we were descending into new
ravine, aud now belts aud spurs OF timber
were seen, generally widening as they de-
scend. l noted that these woody spurs,
were composed mainly of Black Oak and
Cottonwood (the latter very poor but
quick growing timber. ranging somewhere
between Popular aud Bass Woody, began
to extend on every side wherever the an
nual fires were repelled from the adjacent
prairie, whether by tho iuterposition Of a
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PART lst.-HIs soLILOoUY IN CAMP AT CEDAR CREEK.
o what a cursed fool was |,
To start for Cherry Greek;
Here on this bed of straw lie,
Half froze, and almost sick.
This dreadful cough is working down,
My bowels gripe with painj
The Peak I'll never see, know,
I'll die upon the plains.
But if by chance, should escape
Grim Death from this sore cough,
My case is none the better then
Indians will cut me off,
Camanches, they my life will take,
Like some poor friendless whelp;
And then they'll have an Indian wake,
Aud dance around my skalp.
The very thought makes the chills
Run up and down my back;
My hair stands up, my toe nails creek,
My knees together whack.
There is Harris, Spencer, Pratt and Gull,
They're poking fun at me;
While John and Rube, and uncle Sned,
Enjoy it with great glee.
toiled and sweat to make yoke,
II took me near a day;
And then they laughed, like blasted fools,
And throwed the joke away.
l drove hen from off her nest,
And robbed it of its store;
And when tried to boil the egg,
They raised another roar.
I'll try tie road another day,
Then if my mind still holds,
Ill turn my back upon the way,
And bid good bye to Gold.
PART 2ND.-DuL LEAVES TIE CEDAR.
We're toiling now along the road,
The dust in fury flies;
My feet are sore, I'm almost choked,
Black dust is in my eyes.
Besides we have nothing here TO eat,
I'm hungrier than -
The sun pours down food Of heat,
This very night Ill sell.
Were now in sight of Hickory point,
Thank God its my last camp;
wen spend the Sunday here, aud then,
On Monday will tramp.
o horrorsl what sight see,
My spirit fairly groans;
The bills on every side are strewn,
With white and bleaching bones
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The following lines, though somewhat rude,
and wanting in smoothness of versification, are
graphic delneation of the experience of many
poor pilgrim to the golden shrine of Kansas.
We insert them because they have local in
terest, being first attempt at poetry by one
Of our Geneva neighbors, who fell victim to
the Pixies Peak deusion.
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Ia EZFa Es:.s::sir1 TIE5.. ssss
On and after Monday, April 4, 1869.
CLEVELAND g. ERIE RAIL ROAD.

LeGCGnS AShtd6UtG--GoING EAST.
Day Freight ........ leaves at liz Nj
Mail ....s'.....'.''. ......... .lZ'lJ p NJ
Cincinnati Express. ......... .......... 5.lS NJ
Stock Express. ........... 40 A NJ
Night Express ........ ........ IL .46 NJ
Mail train will stop at all stations except Wicke Mentor
Perry Unionvle, and Saybrook.
Cincinnati Express will stop at Panesyie Madison, Ash
tabula, COnneaut and Girard only.
Night Express will stop Painesvle Ashtabula and Cir
rad only.
Stock Express will stop to leave passengers at Euclid Wick
e Willoughby Mentor Perry, Madison Unionyille, Gene
va, Saybrook and Kingsville.
Day Freight Train EAST and WEST, will have Passenger
Car attached, and will stop at all Stations
Learning AShtabWlG-GoING WEST.
Night Express. leaves at t........ 1.39 a n
Day Freight. .......... ".......... 1925 A
Mail ................. ........... 905 A NJ
Day Express 49,. - ...'.''. 2'5a N
Express Freight Emigrant. " II AS NJ
MAIL train will stop at all Stations except Swanville,
Saybrook, UnOnvile Perry, Mentor and Wieke will stop
signal TO take passengers for CeUelaHd Oy at SaybrOOk
Unionvile, Perry, Mentor, and Wcklife.
Day Express West viii stop at Girard COnneaut Ashabua
and Panesyille only.
Night Express will stop at Grard Conneaut Ashtabua and
Painesville only.
Express Freight and Em1ant will stnp TO leave passengers
at Swanvile, Faruiew Girard, Springfield Conneaut and
Kngsville A. G. HUBBARD, Station Agent.
CLEVELAND March, 1859.
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ga mere scholar at court is an among apes
ga handful of is worth bushel of learning"
"Wisdom does rot always speak in Greek and Latin"
"A must sell his ware at the rate of the market"
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Agents,

II. FASSETT, Agent for the Purchase, Sale, a
Renting Of Real Estate Insua ee Negotiating Loans Col
lection OF Debts &c Property sold for Commission only
and no sale no charge. sale direct indirect cOnst
tues commission Corner Main and Center streets, Ashta
bua Ohio Also Notary Public 47O
ALEXANDER GARRETT, Land Agent No.
SO Water street. Cleveland Lands for sale in Iowa. Hi
nois, Wisconsin, and MnneOa at 81 so per acre and
wards sG9
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Clothing.

BRIGHAM & CO., Wholesale and retail
Dealers in Ready Made Clothing Furnishing Goods Hats
Cans sc Ashtabula. 4l9
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j. A. TALO0TT, Dealer in Ready-Made Cloth
ing, Hats, Caps and Furnishing Goods Of all kinds OppO
site the Farmers Bank Ashta6ula. 47O
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BSy~ "Bob. where is the state of ma

BS~ "Bob, where is the state of matri-
mony 2"
at is one of the United States. 1t is
bounded by hugging and kissing on one
side, and cradles and babies on the other
Its chief products are population, broom
sticks and staying ont late of nights. 1t
was discovered by Adam and Eve while
trying to find a northwest passage out of
Paradise The climate is sultry till you
pass the tropics of housekeeping, when
squally weather generally sets in with such
power as to keep all hands as cool as Gu
cumbers. For the principal roads leading
to this interesting State, consult the first
pair of blue eyes you run against.
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Merchants..

ROOT & M0RRIS0N,-Dealers in Dry Goods,
Groceries, Boots and Shoes Hats and Caps, Hardware,
Crockery Books Paints, Oils &c, Post Office Building,
Ashtabua. 4f9
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G.. w. DICKINSON, Jeweler. Repairing of
all kinds Of Watches Clocks and Jewey Shop opposite
the Fisk House, Ashtabua, o.. 4l6-4S6
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j. G. WRIGHT, Dealer in Millinery Goods,
Worked Collars and Sleeves and Fancy Goods. Next door
to the Post Office. 410
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Watches, JeNveIry, sc.

S. R. BECKWITH, Surgical and Mechanical
Dentist COlbrook, Ohio. 347
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A. w. STEELE, Watch and Clock Maker and
Dealer in ewelry Silver and Plated Ware &c Mechanics
Row, Ashtabua.
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GEORGE WILLARD,-Dealeri in Dry Goods,
ware, manufacturer Of ready-made Clothing Also whole
sale and retail dealer Hardware Saddery, Nails ron Steel
Drugs and Medicines, Paints, Oils Dyestuts, &c Main
street. Ashtabua. 4l9
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Furniture.

DUCRO & BROTHERS, Manufacturers of a
Dealers In Furniture Of The best descriptions and every
riey. Also general Undertakes and manufacturers Of Co
Ashtabna. 410
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Manufacturers.

II. INQUIRE, Manufacturer Of Tin, Copper
and Sheet Iron Ware Strict attention paid making sett-
ing up and repairing Stoves StOye-Ppe Pumps and Lead
Pipe EyeTrough Conductors, etc Old Iron, Rags Copper
Lead etc. etc. taken In Exchange. Hurberts Block, Op
poste the Bank building Ashtabula, Ohio. ASS
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WELLS & FAULKNER, - Wholesale and
Retail Dealers in Western Reserve Butter and Cheese
Dried Fruit and Flour Ashtabaula Ohio Orders respect
fully solicited and filled at the Lowest cash cost 40
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GEORGE Q. HUBBARD, Manufacturer Of

Tin Sheet Iron and Copper Ware and Dealer In Eastern
Cooking Paror Box and Self Regulating sheetOn stoves
Iron Pumps chain pumps lead pipe sheet ren sheet lead
sheet zine "copper" sheet brass tin plate porcelain ke
tes dairy kettles Eastern plOws cutyaors and most 9TH
kinds Of farming utensils Also, sole Agent for the sale
Stewards Celebrated Air Tight Summer and Winter Cook
Ing for Countv Ashtabula
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LINUS SAVAGE, Furniture Dealer and Man
ufacturer steam establishment North Main street. the
office Of Drs. Harrington Il Hall Ashtabula, o. 4l9
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Musical.

GEORGE HALL, Dealer in Piano Fortes, and
Meodeons Piano Stools Covers, Instruction Books etc.
Depot corner Main and Centre Streets rel rof H. Fassets
Once, AAhtabula. See Advertisements. 4l6
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Dentistr y.

A. BARRETT. Mechanical and Surgical Den
tist second floor Fisks Block, Ashtabula Ohio. 4s6
G. w. FOSTER, Eclectic Physician and Sur
Oeon Geneva Ohio 46s
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j. Il. CHAPMAN, Dealer in Musical Merchan-
disc, Books Fine stationery Toys, aud Fancy Articles at
his Bazaar and CURIOSITY store 5d door soulh Of the Bank
llain street, Ashabula 40
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A. - :" Ell a. OONi observation-disclosures Ol
stationary and Portable Steam Engines. Saw and other
MN work, and Jobbng and Repairing done to order on
tAeIt notice. and In WOrkmanke manner south Main st
Ashtabnla. 4l6
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q. U. OULLEI, Manufacturer of Lath, Siding
Cheese Boxes sc Planning aud Matching and scrowl-
Saving done the shortest notice shon Souh side Of the
Methodist Church, AshtAbula, Ohio. 44O
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F. J U s T II,

1O4 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, ASsAYER AND REFINER OF GOLD X SILVER. PARTICULAR ATTENTION given tc Inc Assay of Ores of every description Parties bavin, ores they wish to have testcd are invited to address it to as above.
 RHEREScI-HoS. SYLVESTER MoERY. o2mO-3
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P Il o T o G R A P H s I CHALLENGE THE ORLDi
R. Il. Y 4 \ C E :,

Corner Montgomery and Sacramento streets HAS COMPLETED Ills ARRANGEMENTS, -- and has now the largest and best arranged Gallery iu the United States, consisting of over twenty different rooms and four distinct lights, which enables him to suit the light to the various a les of features, by which perfect hkenesscs ot al may foe obtained. With his new style of Cameras, ju-, received by express, be i now executing pie targ-. from miniature to nu Life Size, superior to those taken iu any part oi the world. Those that think differently, produce thdr pictures. ] chal- lcue. comparison iu cthcr Photographs, Daguer- reaypc. ol AmbroNpc..
 Please oall and examine specimens. Gallery free t0 a.I. Rooms open from A. M. to r.M.
 Instruction given iu the aIt aud stock furnished. Having over s.lUgO worh of Cameras, Glass, pa.c-, Cu-es and Chemicals ou hand 8ul on tho Way, l sHall hereafter dispose of them otobout New York rures. s2g
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lIsTOLs AND CAnnINns.

{ SUPPLY OF COLTS NAVY PISTOL. (neU pattern,) Also, Pocket Six Shooters" together with number of his six barrel Carbines and i've barrel b,hcsi FOR SALE at the Store of the Sonora Exploring aud Mining Company, Tubac
 LPRkDEkICk HULLSEMAN,
 Store Keeper.
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Dr. J. P. CREAGER,
 BALTIMORE CITY, MD.
oeooD NEWS FOR rHE LADIEsn

4 NY LADY that will send her address to Mrs. ~ F. CREAGER, Baltimore City. Md, with 8 three cent postage stamps enclosed shall receive by return mail something ot importance to Aer. Wo- man know dyself and be happy o2J-3m
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J. J LECOUNT,

Importer and Dealer in Books te StatIonery
 Montgomery st., San Francisco, California. A LL ORDERS from the State and territoriss
 promptly filled. Packages ordered from Ari zoua will be forwarded by the Overland Mail w'.b prumptness. s22-tf
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WHY LABOR so HARD TO WAsul

! HAVE chemical process, for cleansing cloths Il by thc use of which they can be washed u ou, duifte ps,aI Hms without being boiled. and with scarce any rubbing thu, saving labor. oud the clothes are very white and civan. and they a.t uuch longer than # washed in the old way ot rubbing Uy
 Jard, or with washing machine, by which tue clothes are much worn. The articles used cost very little, and are easy Go obtain. mail thi. very u.c- iul receipt to order post paid, upon the receipt of SO cents. cent postage stamrs good as money. Address Dr. J. P. CEEAGEB, Baltimore city, Nd. 02O-5m
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CO-PARTNERSHIP

DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHlP : THE UNDERSIGNED having thi. day dissolved | partnership with JAMES II. TINl~ wishes Co inform the public that he will continue business nt tho old stand on the west bank of the san Pedro river, on his OWN HOOK N. C. CAY.
 SAN PEDRO RIVER, Oct 2s, ,'J9.
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orncs soxonA E. < M. Co.

OFFICE SONORA F. G M Co.,.
 TUntc, October 2ith. 1850. DETER GRIBBEN, Carpenter or Wheelrlght ! by trade, died on the 10th of October while m tho employment of this company as Carpenter. IL is supposed he was an Eugh.hman and had father residing in Englaud--ho about forty years of ago. His friends can learn the partiCulurs of his death, and his legal representative. can obtain tho amount due him on application to
 $. II. LATHROP, u3-2t Director of the Mines. Tubac, Arizona.
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nm ONEAT TEMALE mn.

DR.J. p. CREAGER, is be General Agent. wholesale and retail, for Dr. Whcatng's cele- brated Female P.ls. These PUsnr, a-tjy rplpptle for Loeiss, ior hc, restore hs Dmty coprs.s ,rl,u h.y may snD from ,,g crire ,r1ot.ra- They never have failed iu any casc where inc directions around the box containing hc Pills, have been strictly .ol- lowed indeed there l. uo ca.c of flilur, ever oainc to our knowledge. Being purely vegetable they are perfectly safe. Single boxes mailed io order, post paid, upon the receipt or one dollar by
 J. P. CEEAGEE Baltimore Guy, Nd.
 liberal discount to druggists. . cent postage stamps good as money. u.U-am
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SAMUEL ". CoZZENs.
A T J 0 R \ " AT | A "

A TToRNEY AT LAW,
 LA HESILLA, 4. IT, Will practice in the Supreme and District Court. Of the Territory of New Mexico and Texas. Parti- cn'or attention given Co criminal business, and to the establishing of old Spanish grants. aug l-5m
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MONLY. mn REsT 0E uONEYL

DR. cBEAGER i, sole Ageut for Dr. Wiudors celebrated Matrimonial Series, 8 books; No l. book for youug mcu de-l lgnei to prepare them for he Iocisty of Ladies No 2, Errors in Codrtshir" '" No. 3, Reproductive Control, any one of which will be mailed 10 order, postage paid. upon receipt Of -9 cenu' Three cents postage stamps good aI money,
 lfyou really want something nice do not miss the Honey or Washing recipes, for they aro all claim for them, and they shold be in every family. o2J
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NOTICE!

A IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE SUB- 'Sribcr are requested to settle their account. without delay. Having cold my stock and given up business, desire all accounts closod immediately All BILLS UNSETTLED by the Ist of Nov em- Der will be collected by law.
 PALATINE ROBINSON. October 27th, 1859.
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C.. F. HOOPER.

COMMISSION MERCHANY, 4 ND GENERAL DEALER IN GROCERIES, Provisions, Liquor- Dry Good- Clothing, Hardware. &c.. FoHr |JVA, Colorado River. B. E. RAYMOND, Agent, san Francisco.
 JORGE F. HOOPER,
 Conlsrs.1ue NsgoroHte General. Cu Proysiouc., Licorcs Jenero. do todas clases.
 Fort Yuma, Rio Colorado. R. E. RAYMOND, Agcutc, san Francisco. Aug I- lyV.
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that packages, boxes, .,
 parcels, brought by the Overland Mail. flef, in the oihce over one day, will be at the risk of tho owners, as the Company make charge for storage. they will not be responsible for any loss thnt nay occur, VIM. s. OURY, gent 0. M. Co.,
 Tucson, May ls, ls5g ou
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LnRGr T. HOOPER.
sAN ANTONIO AND SAN DIEGO
 MAIL LINE.

III A l. l. l E, THE San Antonio and San Diego Mail Line have in store and eu route from the coast q full assortment of DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, GROCERIES, LIQUORS, HARDWARE,
 NOODEN-WARE, To which they call the attention of the trade. To ob5ing customers for cash, or approved paper, al sixty days, we will sell at a small advance upon cost and freight
 EDWARD HALL, Agent s A < s. D. Mail Line,
 EL PAso, Texas o2O
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R. F. R AIM ON D,
General Commission Merchant.

IVHE FJ JLASkI TINES, HawLinVilIe. Gl., of
 | Thursday, March Sd, ls59 says FINE HON EI.-Dr. R. c. smith, of this county, presents Eo with a beautiful article of honey equal if not s0 Tcror to anything we ever saw. This Honey vas manufactured by Mrs. Smith, according 10 the d. rcctous given in n receipt which she purchased of Dr, J. r. Creager Baltimore City, Maryland, Any person can get the receipt for making honSv and be independent of the honey bee by writing io Dr. Crcager No. 55s West Baltimore street, Balu. more City, Md, enclosing 90 cents.