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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-15

TnE attendance at Market yesterday morning,
was not so large as on last Saturday, which, as
wc then remarked was one of the largest Mar
kets of the season. However, prices wcrc
pretty much the:samc, if anything, somewhat
lower At the opening, Butter Of the best
grade, brought Is cents, a second rate quality
El6 cents, towards the close they dropped down
to IA and IL cents; Eggs were sold at 10 cents
per dozen; Chickens from 80 to SO cents per
pair; Turkics 81 cents each; Tomatoes 80 cents
per bushel; Apples ranged from 10 10 20 cents
per peck; Grapes brought 10 cents per quart;
Peaches 90 to So cents per peck; Pears so cents
per peck; Onions 10 to 90 cents per peck; Green
Corn 10 cents per dozen; Cider Apple Butter
40 cents per gallon; String Beans 10 cents per
peck; Beets to cents per bunch; squsshes
q to cents each; Cabbage to 10 cents per
head Bacon cents per pound; Watermclons
10 TO 20 cents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-15

TnE city and country are at logger heads in
Louisiana. The country don't purpose always
to be servants to the city: The Democrats of
ouachita parish, after nominating full ticket,
resolved that, while we entertain lively pride
in the great commercial importance of the city
Of New Orleans. re insist that in the spirit of
justice to the great agricultural interests the
State, one Gifts Senator's in the national coun-
ellis should be selected from the country parish
es, and we instruct our Representative and
Senator to carry out this expression Of our
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-15

WElearn from the American Gaslight Journal
that there are 246 gaslight companies in the
United States, with an aggregate capital of $40.
100000. The price Of gas ranges from 81 so
to 81 per thousand feet. There are but COM
paratively few instances, however, where the
price exceeds 81, and when it is above that sum
rosin or some other expensive article is used Tor
the generation of the gas Mr.. David Melville,
Of Newport, R. L. is said to have been the first
person to introduce gaslighe into this country.
In the year 1912 he lighted his residence at
Newport, factory ut Pawtucket and Beaver
Tail Lighthouse in this way
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-15

wEare sorry to see that the Jennings (Ind.)
Democrat, edited by our old friend and college
mate, j. D. New. has gone to the hills of the
dead. TWAS quite lively good little county
paper, and apparently we'll supported, while it
vas independent, but it took the Democracy
and died. The obituary notice of it, states that
there was too great proportion of the party
In the county that couldnt read, and the rest
wouldn't.
N.-You will please accept our sincere
coincidence for the deceased.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-15

TINS Californians are immensely delighted with
Greeley. They consider that in possessing him,
temporarily, that they have among them the
regular genuine Gyasticutus, and they take him
round from place to place IN carriages, OK carts
and hand carts, over the ruts and across the
creeks. up and down the mountains, and every
where-so that all the men, women and children,
together with the Cinnamon and half breed Mex
leans, may have chance to see and hear the
wonderful Greeley. They recognize in old
White Coat their steadfast and abiding advocate
for Pacific road. and consequently they take
him to their hearts like brother. We see by
the last papers that he has been making them
big speech the subject of the railroad, -prefa-
tory to which we read that
Mr.. Greeley made his appearance at eight
o'clock. Great disorder ensued. because the
distant portion of the crowd could not see Mr..
Greeley, and they shouted "The balcony, the
balcony" and their shouts were SO loud that for
fifteen minutes Colonel Crockett tried in vain to
make himself heard. Finally his voice was
heard, and he stated that Mr.. Greeley protested
that he could not be heard from the balcony,
but he would compromise with them by stand
ing on the>table. This proposition was received
with applause, and Mr. Greedy mounted the
table.
From his remarks we extract the following:
First Danish all questions as to route.
thank God that live in city large enough to
know that all the railroads in the country run
to New York. Let railroad be built wherever
t can be built; let it come to San Diego, San
Francisco or Puget Sound; let it end on the east
at New Orleans or st. Paul'S. 1t will be tapped
at both ends, and every place that has sufficient
enterprise will get its proper share of the trade.
T. the government furnish such aid as shall
sVlffi III -,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-15

sTAnsrlcs collected by tie American Iron
Association show that there are 1900 efficient
iron works ia the United States. These produce
annually $4,000 tons of metal, worth about
afty million dollars. OF the iron used in this
country, 20 per cent. is of domestic mauutac.
tq2gs, xbilpt abe reqaiRipg 80 il tpfsated.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-15

A STORY is told of Bostonian's first appear.
ance in polite society in Arkansas The COM
pany we're engaged in dancing, but the loveliest
female present, occupied chair at the window,
without partner. Stepping up to the Indy
with Palpitating heart, his mind greatly exci-
ted by fear of refusal, he exclaimed, s.yyir YOU
do me the honor to grace the with your CON-
pauy for the next setP' Her lustrous ewes
shOne with unwonted briliancy, her white
pearly teeth fairly glistened in the Pickering
candle light her snowy bosom rose and fell
with joyful rapture, she replied, Eyes, Stree,
for I've sol, and sot till I've TUX rootl"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-15

TAG other day lady fell off the BROOKLYN
boat into the East river; poor Irisbman sprang
over and rescued her. When she was on deck
again, her husband, who had beon a calm spec.
sator of the accident. handed the brave fellow a
shilling. Upon some of tho bystanders ex-
pressing indignation, Pat said. ::as he pockctcd
the coin, "Arrah, don't blame the jintIcman-
he knows best; mayhap If hadn't saved her,
he'd have given me dollar ~
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-05-27
Dr.. KOBACK,s nEMEDIEs.-We pub.

DR.. KOBACK'S REM EDIES.-We pub.
ish, in unother column Of lo.days paper an nrli
Gle copied from the Cincinnati Times, descriptive
OF DIR. Ruback's extensive medical establishment
IN that city. by the way, DR. Robact's Remedies
have obtained great and deserved popularity
with all classes It has been but short time
since these Remedies we're introduced iato our
section OF country; yet Dr. Brennan, DR.. Roback's
agent in this place, informs that his sules Of
the Blood Pills and Blood PuriNcr now far exceed
those o! all other medicines for which he is agent,
combined The reason Tor tins, Is. that they have
stood The test OF practical experience. We know
this not uuiy from the mJuths of others, but we
have usel them in our own family wl:n the very
best results Foru diseases Of the blood, general
Debility, whether proceeding from sickness or nom
natural weakness, indigestion, and al kindred
ailments, we recommend the scandinavian Rene
dies as the uery 6St medicines eXtant. They are
destined 10 achieve, not an cphemeral success,
but permanent and deserved reputation, which
will render them necessity in every family .-
NipoieoM, o, Month Nest, March :.
See Advertisement. iSs.iw
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FITS FITS! FITS!!!
DR.. HahCeS' Vegetable Ertruct.
Eas6Eea2gSC Ed GSES,

FOF the cure U EdS, ADiSMS, CrdmpS, dhd al
NerUOHS dHt constitutional dISrdSes.
IOERSONS who are luboring under this dis
! tressing maiady will find Dr. IIaHcc'S
Fegetabte EpiIeptic PIiiS, to be the only
remedy rdlscovered lor curing Epilepsy or Fal
ling Fits.
These Pills possess a specific action on the ner.
Vous system; aud although they are prepared es-
peclaly Tor curing tits, they will be found Ol espG
clal benefit tor all persons afflicted with weak
nerves, OF whose nervous system has been pros
Iraled or shattered from any cause whatever In
chrcniccomplIints diseases oflong slanding,su-
porinduced by nery yousness, they are exceedingly
beneficial.
P,lco three dollars per box, or two boxes for five
dolllrs Persons out of the city emclosinga re.
mitance will have the pills sent to them through
the mail, free OF postage. For sale by SETH S.
UANCE, No los, Baltimore Street, Baltimore,
Nd,ro whom ordors from al parts of tho Union
must he addra~sed, sr-pHid a. ~
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From the Rev. j. $. Herman, of the

German Reformed Church.
krrzTowS, Berks Co., Pa Nov. 3, 1859.
DR. {. VI. JA3KsoV--REsrEcEED SIR i have
been trouo'c cl with dyspepsia nearly :wen,y years
aud have never used any medicine that did me so
much good as lIo1hand's Biticrs. um very much
improved IN health, after having taken five bottles.
Yours, with respect. J ). HERMAN.
Ask tor IIoJhlnl's G,rman Eitters. and take
n 'taus else, SEQ that the signature Of c. NJ.
Jackson n on the wrapper OF each bottle. These
B,.trrs arr mHnullcturrd by Dr. {. VI. Jackson,
No. Ills Arch Street. Philadelphia and are sold
by druggists ANA storekeepcrs in every town and
village in the uuited States, Canadas, West In.
dies, AMI South America, at IS cts. per bottle.
May -. -. 4o9-2w
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Millinery and Dress Making.
MISS L. A. KNAPP,
FO'Mtr79 q HHpn"H"', ;,

-. NFOfWtTl n HnuINWUI,
MOULD iutoIm the pnbiic. that shc
w has Just OPENED a NEW MILLINERY
nnd DRESS. MAklNG ESTABLISHMENT in
the House recently occupied by the y iduw Hoyt,
corner OF Wafer Street and Public Square Char.
don, Ohio Having had cons ,erahlc experience
III her business, she hopes TO give ohd satisfaction
10 ali who may favor her witl their patronage
All kinds OF Bonnets Cups and Head. Dresse :
kept constantly on hand.
Particular attention paid 10 Doing Over Bon
nets OF all kinds
Chardun. A ril /. Is 9. del .2m.
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BlLL.''' ''.' '..... ......... ..-..... So 90
This House is new and Strong, and capable Of uc.
cOmmolutng so couple, and Stocking is bound
Ia make every olfDrt to have it pleasant Ills
Billiard Room and Bowling Alley viii Jr in run.
ming order and properly managed to make it plea.
SAINT. \ general invitation is extended to all who
wish tor good time.
Muslo ~. Wasr ANDP. Upsoy's CoriLLoN BAND.
The Road from the bottom to the top OF the
Mountain will be well Lighted.
May 20. asst
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MEDICAL
THE MODE OF EXAMINATION

THE MODE OF EXAMINATION
Pursued by Dr. Wadsworth is very simple and
entirely new and by it disease of any Of the inter-
nal VITAL organs is IN very few minutes detected
with facility and certainty, without asking the
pauent a question, or having the least previous
knowledge OF the case.
Among the Diseases treated with perfect sue
cess, are SCROFI La
And all diseases ut ScrotulOus origin, Ulcers,
lumors, Enlarged Glands or JOINTS, llip Disease
Swelled Neck or Gutre, Scrotuluus sore Eyes,
Scaid Head, truptluns ON the Head or other parts
Cancer, tlstu!a, Spinal Diseases, dyspepsia,
Gravel, Impotence, Structures, 81. Nitus Dance,
Epilepsy, kheun ati M Drop>y. &c.
All diseases peculiar to Females, and all Chro-
mic Diseases U the Brain, Eyes, Throat, Lungs,
Heart stomach, Liver, Spleen, Kidneys, Shin or
other Organs, \ speedy cure warranted in all
diseases ot a. Syphl;ic or Nenereal' character,
without the use oi Mercury or other poisons,
which destroy the Constitution
Teeth extracted without pain by Galvanism.
Regular visits will be made during the year,
giving iose who Commence, opportunity 10 con-
unue till cured.
No certificates Of cures published but references
10 any number OF patients, who we been cured,
will be given 10 those desiring lhom.
THE POOR LITERALLY CONSIDERED.
Any person sending correct statement OF their
symptoms, and enclosing -, will have medicines
adapted To their case, sufficient 10 last one month
OF five weeks sent them ny Express.
Address, II w. WADSWORTH D..
Batavia NY.
May 6, 1859 4s6.rf
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CLEVELAND MARKETS MAY "a.
FLouR-Solcs ofaond extra at 81 80.
OATS New 81 cts. in bugs.

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET-MAY 2i.
BlEF 81 to 81 80 tor country primes 50 to
80 81 tor country mess.
PoGK.-el7 80 to sl7 - for new mess; SIS
3T!l for prime.
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nELIGIOUS NOTICE..-The Meslern ke

RELIGIOUS NoTICE..-The Western he
serve NgsJciation ol Universulists will hold Two
Days Meeting at WlIloughby, Lake County, o .
Oh W ,dneslly aud srnurslay, the lst onI 2nd
days of next month Services to commence each
day at OK o'clock AM a general invitation il
extended. S. p. CARLTON,
iss.2w Standing Clerk
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE.-Tho OFFICERS orihe GEAuGA
COUNTY Far AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
nrc requested TO meet at the Agricultural Hall,
in Clariion, on the FIRST SATURDAY IN
JUNE next. By Order.
May ~. 4ss.3w
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One of the most prevalent, and at the

One of the most prevalent, and at the
same time Troublesome and painful Diseases that
attend the human flesh, is the Fever and Ague.--
For long time the medical worIl have been con.
tinually bringing forth numerous specifics Tor It's
permanent cure; but all without effect Dr. j.
H1stetter an experienced and celebrated ply sican
has succeeded ia furnishing the public with valu.
able preparation tor the cure ol Fever and Ague.
The steady and increasing demand lately made
Tor the Bitters," aud tn5 universal success AT.
tending its use, have made Tor 1t reputation un.
surpassed by any specific OF the kind. For the
cure Of the Fever and Aguo, DR. Hosrctter's ceo.
bratoi Stomach Brtors must and should claim a
superiority over Aly other preparation cx,ant.
sold by druggists and dealers generally, every.
where.
~ See advertisement in another colum.
May i, 1889. 45G.iw
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DIR. lEOOFLAND'S
BALSAMLC CORDIAL.

hOi SuIt Oi
Coughs. COtdS, Influenza, Cr0RP, HoarSenPSS,
B'OachitiS, PHeHmoH1 Diseases ef Tie BOm,Ll
0riSi"g irOm COd hCipieHt COnSRHiDtiOU, ana
far The ieIjtt ond If at MI po,S,biel cu,e0t pdti.
e"tS ~ ddla"ced "t"geS oithe htter disease.
rINIIIS CELEBRATED PREPnRA-
i ton, like the Bitters, may be confidently re
lied on. 1t is designed for class OF diseases more
general and more fatal lhun any other To which the
people OF tins country are sublect-those sprlnging
from "SIgh cofd." hat eminent authority
Dr.. Bell. says: " will not say that colds are to
our Inhabitants what the piHgae and Vfii0u feue,
are 10 those OF other countries but, cun aver
confidently that they usher in disease of greater
completely and mortality than these latter"
a further proof OF the terrible fatality OF diseases
resulting from &" cnmmon coial'' NAV be seen by n
glance al the following statistics, taken from ihe
Records Oi the BOARD OF Health of PHILADELPHIA,
conlessedly one ol the most healthy localities in
the Union -
l552-'lotu deaths in PHILADELPHIA 1926
Died ut Consumption l,9l9
Died OF all other diseases (250
IN nuubeD ............. S,3tq
-1O26l
ls53-Io,al deaths '''.'''''''.'' 9749
Died OF Consumption ..,.... 1895
Died OF all other diseases..., 1884
- 9,7i9
lS5i--Total deaths ............... 1852
Died ol Consumption 2,l78
Died ol all other diseases 9,636
Ill 1874
FROM these Hgures, II VIII De eeen That nearly
one-iourlh of the total deaths in the country are
CAUSED by Consumption, TO say nothing of the nu-
merous other diseases Spinging from slight
cOld.n
Do not uine with your health; but. If suffering
from Cough, or Cold ON the Lungs, buy bouIe
OF HOOFLAND'S BALSAMlC CORDIAL. and
you may safely count ON a cure. Thousands have
done sn and have certified tuits wonderful effects
Coughs sometimes proceed from q disordered or
dyspeplic state OF the stomach, in which case the
German Buers should be used In cases OF weak
ness, general debility OF the system. resulting
from prorracted Cough, the German Billers will
10 found of great benefit.
Prepared only by DR.. c. NJ Jackson, 4l6 Arch
Street, Philadelphia. and for Sale by Druggists
and Storek eepers throughout the United States
and Canada, Price IS cents per bottle.
January 7, 1859. 469.Iyins.
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What the Press Say.


What the Press Say.
"Costur's" Ex,ormuators are mySluabe RENE,
dies Tor cieurwg houses of all sorts OF v5rmln.-
Wlta all confidence we recommend them " T.
DHHy AtHe HegSter.
"C1star's" remedies for all domestic pests such
as Rats, ltoaches, Bad-Ba5s, Ants, F,eas &c.,
are invalulbei we can speak from actual know.
Ledge VI tueir merits. Druggists und Dealers
should send their orders early, II they would secure
ira i5 ia thsn ". i ia trth
shall wrte slmething about your Exermina-
tors, as | eau DO 50 win proprety. luey are
Bellag rapidly here and destroying all ycrmlu-
E0. Blnmer, Fayette, Mo.
"DEAfH TO ALL VERMlN."
As SPRINi approaches
ANTS and RuACHEs,
From their holes come out
And Nice und RATS
In spite OF Cats
Galy skip about.
BED.BUGS bite
You i'll the night,
As On the bed you slnmber,
While lEsECTs crawl
lhro' chamber and hail.
In squads without number.
IT1STRULY WONDERFUL WlTHW WHAT
certainty Rats, Reaches, Mice MOlcs, Ground
Nice, BeI'Bugs, ANS, Moths Mosquitoes feas,
Insects on Animals, in short every species ni YER
mln' are utterly destroyed and extermnated.
"COStaFS Rat Roach, &c. ExIermuatOr,
"COSiarS Bed.Bug Exlermluator,
"COlarS" Electric Powder for Insects.
Supplied direci, by mail, 10 any address in the Il
States, us follows -
On receipt ofSl, box Of The RAT, Roach, SC EXT
On receipt OF %, box each OF the RAT, lloAcu,
&c Ext aud ELEUTGC POWDER, tsenG postage
paid dl sufficient 10 destroy the vernin on any
premises.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers everywhere.
"C0SrAR's PRlHcIPAL DEPOI, 40 BROADWAY
New York.
P.S-Circulars, terms, &c. sent by mail ON ap.
plication.
: Or WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR WESTERN PENNA
Ono, INDIANA, &c -
Az Pittsburg, Pa. B. l.. Farueslock g. Co., and
AT Cincinnati. O., John d. Park, and olhors,
A. lndianapolSr Ind, r. Browning. and others
April |, 1859. I8w
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
LEGAL SALES.

SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
10y Niriue Of nm Order from thr Poo
- butc Court OF Geauga Comfy, Ohio, shall
Soil, 10 the highest bidder. on the
18th doy Of June, Il. D. 1859,
between the hours Of One aud -Four O'Clock ?. NJ,
on tho Premises, in tire Township OF Russell in
said County, the following described Real Estate
Situate lG the Township vi Eu~,Cli IN said Cuun-
~, aud known as part OF Lot 30. ., in the Cen
ter Division OF Tract ,, and bounded as follows +:
Beginning at the northwest corner Of said Lot
No. g, in the center ot the east and west State
Road, thence south along the wet line of said
Lot ten rods thence east eight rods thence
north ten rods To the centre Of said road thence
west along the centre Ot III road eight rods to
the place oi beginning, containing onc.hali acre
ot land.
Also, anolhqg Piece ol Land. in said Russell Town.
snip. being part OF Lot No. 9, in the Center
Division OF Tract No ,. and part uf ! .ot No l3
IN Tract No. One Commencing at a point in
the west line of said Lot NO 9 lust 80 rods
north OF the center ut the enst and west center
Road, aud running thence north - east 33
rods; thence north 495i : east niue rods and
ten links; hcuce north -. east ten rods (;
thence a9G - Is rods aud nine links
tn the west line of land decided by Christopher
Etic to Samuel ; Ayrcs thence north ON said
llue Ia tue north line Vt said Lot No -; thcHce
west along the said north line of said Lot No.
10 10 the enter OF the Chagrln River: thence
s"ulhwardIy down the centre of sand River to
land formerly deeled by Harmon Chambcrliu TO
Nathaniel Robinson, jr; thence south to the
place OF beginning, to contain, as is supposed.
twenty light and 5.lOOth acre. OF land
lIRNs or SALE :-One.iour,h OF the purchase
money IN hand, one fourth ia months. one.iourth
III Is months, and the remaining one. fourth in two
years. Deferred payments on annual incfes and
secured as required BY law.
JOHN CHASE,
=, Guardian of Calvin and Sophia Robinson.
May 20, lS5g. 4SSwi
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SCHOOL EXAMINERS, NoTICE.

The Board OF School Examiners OF Goaugo Co
will noll their NEXT NEE Ting On FRIDAY
tie 81 OF JUNE, 1859, al CuARDON. The hou
is TEN o'clock An.
10 WORRALLO, Clerk
May 10, 1859 4s7.3w
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The TIcINo.--A name which is in
every ones mouth should be correctly
pronounced. The letters of the Italian
language do not all have the same sounds
which they have in the English. The
pronunciation of this name Is Teectceno
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MILLINERY.
II. w. BEARD

HAS Just I me to say to the Ladies of
! j CLnrdOn unI vicini,y, mat she has hut lust
returned from New York with lurne assortment
OF the latest Summer Styles OF BDNNETS.
CAPS, HEAD. D.DRESSES, aud MANTIIIAS'
all ol which will be Sold Low Tor Cash; also,
luBBONS, FLOWERS, GbOVES, ulrTS,
COLLARS, al d FALSE HAIR intend Keen.
ing supply OF Goods at Chnrdon, as formerly, at
MRS. BASSETT'S,
RESIDENCE ON WEST STREET.
have on hand a number of Bpnuc,s which will
Sell very low from 81 90 to 81 jO-such ns I
formerly sold at from 81 90 10 81 OO Cheap
Straws. NOT trimmed, at IfomCs to Is, with Cnpus.
May 81, 1889. 4so.iC
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VITARRANTY DEEDS.-Justp p inted and
w and for sale at this Office, lar quantity
of Warranty Deeds, which will be sold 'the quire
dozen, huf-dozen, or single blank.
Chardon. April |. 1886.
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LITTLEMoUNTAIN.-D. w. STOCK.

will have BALL at his NEW COTTAGE
HALL, on the Little Mountain, which is the
Largest Hail in the State, on
Monday, the Fourth day of July,
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IMpORTANT TO FEMALNS.-Dr

EMpO RTANT TO FEMALl,S.--DR
CilEE 5ENAN'S PILLS, prepared by CoENELlus
l.. CuGLsENAT, NJ. D., NeWYOrk City.-The COM
bInaton Of ingrelIent5 in these Pills are the re.
suit OF long nul extensive practice. They are
mild in their operation, aud certain in correcting
alIirreJ Juaritics Painful Melslrualons, removing
all distractions, whether from cold or otherwise,
headache pain in the side, pa piIation o the heart
disturbed sle1p, which arise from interruption OF
nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES,
Or. Cheeseman's Pills are invaluable, as they will
bring on the monthly pcrod with regularity. La.
dies whJ have been disappointed in the use of
other Pills, can place the utm1sl contiidnce in Dr.
Cheeseman's Pills doing all tina. they represent to
de-
NOTICE
They should not be usoI during Pregnancy, as
a miscarriage would certainly result horcIrom.
Warranted purely vegetable, and tree from any.
thing injurious to life or health. Exp icit dircc.
lions, which should be read accompany zach box
Price 81. Sent by mail on enclosing 81 to any
authorized ageut. Sold by one Druggist in every
town in the Unled States.
II. b. HUTCHlNS,
GENERAL AGENT FOR TIE UNITED STATES,
To- Chambers-St., New. York,
To whom all wholesale orders should be addressed
Sold by A. Cook, Churdon, and VIM. Fisk ,
Cleveland. 472yl
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-05-27

WANTED, Sheep PeIts. Gram, Butctr, Rags,
w and Cheese, for which we viii pay the
highest market price
Nov. II WILKINS &. KELLEY.