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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15
Law and Ord i'm Baltim0rc..

BALTIMORE, Wedneedsy, Sept II, Io ~
The Nioe-Preeident Of tie late Town Meeemf ~
day. pursuant 20 q resolution. selected CeukA w"
uitee TO make nominations. II IL composed OF ~
s'srlirg character itclndipg merchants, rsdes'sIS
ard mechanics. There IL no doubt that sfres
viii coon be presented. Tbs eoeues OF the m ...r
neDt getting oi,nayed, rowdiss and clablsss w..
rearly al tissppee red from the accustomed gatn"
places Tie city Is perfectly quiet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15
Tamperinx with Slaves.

NV. ORLEANs, Tuesdsy, Sept. -, IST'.
The planters residing in the psrsh Of Lsfsyet'e.
this State baying been seriously annoyed by ousis
persona tamperiDg with their slaves, formed We
lar &c COMMITTEE q fe ~ days since and expelled I,
large number Of obnoxious persons from the parish
after administering 10 them Q severe punishment.
A decsion hes been rendered 10 one Of our Distrd
Courts, propouncirg the statute forbiddng fr''
negroes from corgregs.ng with slaves, except usts
certain severe rules, to be constitutional.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15
Vermont State Fair.

BURLIsGToY, Vt, Wednesday, Sept. II, 1853.
The Yer mont State Fair attracts a large gathering
TIE show of horses, cat IL, sud sheep Is god. The
mech srica am floral display is not large. splendid
Exhibition If Howes scales attracts great attention
Gov. Banks of Massschuset's delivers "a address 10
morrow. The Fair continues Thursday sud Friday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15
Protection Of Cotton and Sugar
Lands.

NEw.ORLEAss, Tuesday, Sept. Is, 1853.
Commissioners have been selected f,s the purpe~
Of securing the erection of important levee tof the
protection Of large portion Of Northern Louiass:
q, Southern Arkansas. This measure bss been f,us>
to be mperstively necessary, in Consequence o tns
immense amount Of property that is almost annually
swept away by the riring IF the river.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15
Indictment Of Incendinries.

FosTos, Wedoesday. sept. IT. 80
In the Superior Court to-day, before Judes Rassz
four yonDg boys, named Michael Riley, william ~
fran, Tboe. Gordon, and Geo. G. Martin, vae
raiPped on indictments charging them with setnos
to the iouse Of Ibdnstry at Deer IsMd, on tns ~
August lAtt. Martin pleaded not guilty, Cobra
Gordon guilty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15
Burning OF the ROckdale Flour
Mill.

BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Sept. IA, 1852
The Rockdse Flonr Nil near this city, the propxy
Of Col George p. Kare, wa destroyed by fro tho
morning. Loss $4,000 which is Insured. The 6'
was the work of an incendisry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15
The Mississippi Cotton Crop.

CHARLysTOs, "Wednesday, Sept Ia, lSS.
The Cou,te,'s special New.Oreans correspoaden
reports serious injuries to the Mississippi Cotton crop
from rust and boil 4orme
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15

BOSTON, WedDesday, Sept If 80
large lot Of engraved bs In imitation o. ~ =.
currency bas been seized by the police 10 thus ~ /.
snspicion That they were intended for ctcoisa. ~
Hayfi. The individual ordering them printed s..,.
arrested, there beng no treaty stpalstioos ws"'''
ing il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15

ANERIcAS PRIMARY ELEcTIoSs.-Conventon
we're held last evening in the Wards below Four
tenth s It 70 elect Delegates TO the American State
Cow eltion a. Utica ON the 2lst lost.
IL the First Ward the American Council has not
had meeting for three years. Only five sin per-
were Ireseut at the Nominating Convention in
the let District last night.
In the lid District there were only two a. tho
CONVENTION if there WAS Any; could not learn that
there w.s any.
10 the lid District only eve or six men were pres
ert.
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svetp11prk daily Gtibn,ra
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1862
TO cnRRESPONpENTS.

taken Of Anonymous CommunicaoeA "hst-
ever Intended insertion be authenticated by he
name snd address Of the w-ruo' necessarily for pltfes
ton, but as . guaranty for bis good faith
We undertake n return rejected Communicative
Business letters THs TkiBuSs should In Al cases BE-
s1dIessed 10 HORACE 0RkDLEY Co
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he could rot do directly ard honoras'y. csn r.
feet no permsuent credit either 90 its inventor or
the srents of its execusicc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15

The steamship Persia, now overdue, with four
days later news from Europe, had not been sisnaed
when our first edition was put to press.
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70 the Associated rres.
r..urNnrnN NJ

~ 'D' Wssuiscros. Wednesday, Sept. IA, 1850
uousxer much our Government msy be Impress
with the truth that the Island of San juan beosg's
us, there appears TO be no doubt out tnss oo'a
Covs-rmer. of Gres. Britain and thH Of the uae
States will instruct their ssents 10 that quarter
with the utmost circumspec.ion in view OF siti'f@
tory adjustment OF the existing diherercss- is ~
be recor, cted that Secretary Marcy, four years aga
sad that the title ought to be sctled before eths
pa,ty should exclude the other by force or underA
the execise of complete and exclusive sovereigs CHI
within the disputed pcirts. This wss tho substance
his letter 10 Mr. Craupop, at that time repressa.,s
her M-iesty's Government, and - witch mucA IN
portay ce s AZ ached from MI tha, CAP De ssca
isined in well ofo,med circles % re lsootoe I, ,ntu
tba, no ser Qua difficulties likely to re'u, be,~ee
the two counties. IL any dargor a. al "ppreaeN
ed il il in consequence Of the well known iotepk
character Of Gen. llHney.
FOL. Hawkins of the British srmy yesterds
brought dispatches concerning the san juan dispute
10 the British Legation, and then LETT tor New on
to fake passage for Eoe'apd, with dispatches tea
Gov DonAlass 10 her Mejosty's Government, On IL
same subject
The newr Of successful revolution in Costa Rio,
beipg unexpected has created much interest AMI su
prise in official ard Diplomatic quarters. Senior No
fu., Mitster from that Republic, lot to-day Tor N''
York to meet ex-President Mora
Col Faunteroy left Washington TO day to tsb
comm sUd Of the military department or Ns~' henoe
Mr.. Hendricks resignation as Commissioner OF ths
Land Office takes effect tomorrow. No'hing ~
been heard from Judge Hughes as TO his aecep:snc
of The office
The Pr. sident has appointed Mr.. William Z. Moore
of Nebraska Agent fer the iofans In the Omaha
Agency vice Mr.. Wilrop, resigned.
Commander MoBlair has heen ordered TO the Wash
irpton Navy Yard, and Commander Thatcher 10 the
Boston Navy Yard.
Lieut.. Wstson has been ordered to relieve Lies.
II a., ,ba 4 Of tha
psrsiso.
Lieut. Murphy has been ordered TO the Naval Rso
dszvous at Norfolk, ard Leu's Walker and Daviisea
TO the Naval Academy at Annapolis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15

LADIES AND CHILpRyN.-One of the prettiest
aro..s of POEMS rod address 70 II Lady
viii Cater The Gser Boot woeh s'tfated
80 moce made Ct eourst, by tSrkhlt- ms
IApixs GAeAs reasonable In p.ce I'd naes 10 NJ excel
hat 10 maietsiA Lsies Shoes sri ShpPeTs s as vel 80
sh< rri q mss- by Ca>rStii SIS bedssy
RUPTURE CURED -Tae kIGGS IRu S. Is
Without r's ~hsths. ios uh,y beauty, cesn'ness OF
cpfsbify at1 eocoay IL IL prof.; may D. used IN
tsbirs sre osrtot urt tee ccd t.sre the op ass
Cfice No As broones: near bToziwsy, \.
HOILowAYs OINTMENT il TIE best PAIN Re-
fIEv,R TIE wosd Ia cs'e'o s5e 5s0s-roas Barns All
~a spsl, frvey and a. the sad,rcr l.eycd
- ess, u saw Asc.iseoy. 81 MAs-Esaas n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15
THE LATEST NEWS
MAGNETIC TELEGk.APM
From Washington.
RECEIVED NJ
soco..l Dispatch to TIE n. y. fr.buus>

sOcc..l psp.,eh to TIE n. Y. fr.buus
WASHINGTON, "Wednesday, Sept II. 1870.
While our Government takes toe poslhsa tay
the channel pearrst tho lslstd Of Vancouver
that meant BY the treaty Of 1876 because Of ~
allowing the lioe Of the 10Th psrsll,l OF l's'sdet
4, feet southery, 80 as to give the entire sl,sds
G,e,t Britain. Lord Lyons declines to So belis
the treaty, but points steadily to II" h''s a'hak
which says:
1.-THE line OF boundary shall be continued westvW
along the 10Th parallel TO the middle .. Tue osss
which separates the continent from 's0o"svsi
Island and thence southerly through the uidis <
sss channel ard OF Fucas Strait to the Pac'nc O,s
Provided. however, that the navigation oil tae che
~ the snd chsnpel and straits south OF the ~
r.r.,,e, remain free and open to both psrties"
The surveys at the State Department sIs
three channels through . sort OF archipelago
Islands. That pes< the continent Rossno, u
that near yancouyer's Island, Hsro, are both sos,
ub;ls that through tie center, Douglas, is zissS
and not very deep.
II il admitted that much may be said oa Bot
aides of the question, and, this being tho css
there will be compromise, and not in''issk
war. II the word Channel be construed II u
sense in which We .pesk of the British Channels
the Irish Channel then it means the middle Of h
w.tar hatween Vspcouver's Island and the csaA
mont A line thus drawn would give Sm Jss
Islspd to the British.
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ditevgdtsa
o. ID. Reynolds
Jared TiinpsoC.

Benz r. Hancock.
JaMes Grin rs.
Richard 3vTlea
james Webb.
Jesss e Wood.
ChsI A. KeUb.s.
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Brsirsss Notices.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
viRr.PfoOF SsIEG

vkrPtoOF SAIES
IN. v>.'d vd. repu,.ii I ~ The WILDE PaTYNT SAL.
.s.xs Ptss Psoov Saw h I'D other Safe has-r. ~ ins
81, q. ok, rr4tho~f augh. the - "NILDtE = hip
them cr q heir woErHLyss s,d q lnTo'> H,s
IA. COMO nty 1hst Do; b. nsunders.onh 80 ga
s,.,4 st The n oore sUVIet 70 "a TiLrns NC
that hir p4cs Of hrsiness 4. No y CtOk 81
a. ,s~ C.y Il Yo,k TIE SAFES generally c,Psse Of
thu usn thiro sg'i.s. ~ho = iTesppusihte
VIZ cAUTios PVBLlc 20 b. o. THU guard woeE
Esfss, The celebrated
ViIDss PATfNT SaLaNANrER Sift.
Erorn 9, te n, o-sof Ft-e pyoof NOJs 81 me tro-t6
Is SsskED 4" Ni-DlEs fATfh1
ana 10 70. ,ale tniy b. . ,,
ge-s sr7.sls L MtRyN. No ~ HerTaJs,
Me..r. QuIsk BEoTHERs No. 90 Maiden aae
No. lgt BROADWAY,
Cor,-r & D.y.t, ny.
v'e'e 'UA q G. WILDER /. c..
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Disis. Det>2dts.
I....Alym Lockwood.
William st0k.lcy.
ILL., , Scofsli.
Das ID Coleman.
lN....Rob~rI Bsst'y j.
George W. Waiter.
f....Dr SAMUEL Hal.
JAMES Huylsr.
EI....Cori e.;us Coisor,
Gilbert 4. Dean,
IiI....Joh2 II 5na-L
Geo. w Whsei,r
x....Frsd. A Wager.
George Kelly.
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-NocTEs.-No refrreDce b the eht. but
10 Tie ,psht his bCspes hss achieved word 'ae
,.,rs,ap kox xih X. KNOX, whose ia are 'hs
s~1f,o,.on Of sy. fashion. durability. AZ WHO'S
Lsstob "a he oorreT 81 Broadway AID Yukon st. TO get
g HAr 20 10 M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15

MAGNETIC lNsEcr PowDsG.
Parties troubled with Reaches Mo:h bed Bugs and other In
s.x. are requested leave bor address We viii
clear bcuses ss public huidugs &C. With this Powder aud
warrant ii od b, all respectable Uto,eEs aud
Drsgsts at old d. pot; No. IA Broadway ard By Mr. LIZA
VHKwoRrH Broohlyn. The Immense Of LYONS POWDER
has gwen se hos, q wohlfss limitations nnoel a'Fcnt
uartns This Powder has been tested IL New foIk for
yesr proven; further fraud changed 10 GLASS eau
hters With initials Co. p blown ill., be pare lar wAt
you inquire for L,oAs MAGNETIC PILLS are sure de 18th
kArs and MIct.
BARN PARK scccesos 20 l. Lyon Nos l. and II fark'
row, opposite the AsoI House
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-02-11
Cost of Building state Can tolls.

We notice that the subject of rebuilding,
or en- larging and improving the Slate
House At Madison Is now belore the Leg
islature Of Wisconsin, the estimates Of cost
varying from 100, 900 dollars TO quarter
OF million. Wisconsin is about MS pow
erty stricken 10 purse ms State need be.
and before entering upon any new Slate
House experiment she might profit by
| Ohio's experience in substituting a new
Capitol Tor an old one. From recent
letter ol Mr. Allen, member OF the House
from Ashtabula. to his paper. the Come.
aut Reporter, we append the following
extract. l, shows the progress still ma
king in the great work OF finishing and
periecIng the House that Jack built"
The State House Commissioner, in
answer to resolution OF the House,
affords us light as 10 the prob ,ble cost Of
the dome, or cupola. which surmounts the
capitol building. The cost OF erection
above the mi ain walls OF the building has
been large" TO figure i; up" says the
Comml 'sioner, "wlll be work requiring
considerable time" The cupOla Is l57
leet from the base OF the building. aud
slIl requires about 900 dollars 10 finish
the outside, and will then be Just so lar
completed rs TO suggest to Legislators the
proprlety OF IN appropriation to remove
from view the rnscemly structure and
to this end a roiO of" Curiulhian columns "
TO surround the cupolA is proposed by the
architect, to avoid criticism /; and the
moderate sum oi 6Ity-one thousand four
hMndrtNH tnl is, I
TINS is all intended TO complete the cupoa,
leaving the rutunda TO be provided for
by future appropriations, which is estima.
tel at 10000 dollars,-a sum too moder.
ate in comparison with other expenditures
OF the State House. When the State
House was set in motion two years ago,
The apparatus ior warming the building
by heated air was permanently arranged
In the basement, where are located pow
er'ul engines and boilers OF extravagant
dimensions but now it is proposed to
remove these, and Ior the purpose. "a large
excavation has been made the past sum.
U:er on the east side OF the building, 10
which the boilers and engines are 10 be
removed. Two "smoke stacks" rise
within the courts of the main building,
Constructed OF stone at no small expense
TO the tax payers of the State. The re-
movaI oil the heating apparatus from be-
meath the building, creates the necessity
to remove also these STACKS" which
the architect. says can be done Tor lorty.
thousand dollars. But it will be asked
why are these to be removed The an-
swer is simply, that the boilers beneath
the building are regarded unsofc,--that
they might possibly explode and make
something OF stir with the blocks ol
granite 50 nicely fitted one upon The other,
TO say nothing oi the danger which ight
beiaii those VINO COME here as the peo
pies servants. Tnen the stocks erected
on the outeI grounds will serve "A double
purpose-ior the escape OF smoke and
gate posts But more Of this At ano,her
Time.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-02-11
FEBRUARY IL, 1859.
MEDICAL.
March Amendments.

nr, H. TUBES will be in attendance us fol.
cnHRocS chase's Hotel, on Wednesday, 18th
March
PAlSrsvILLr, Cowles House, on Tuesday, 18Th
March
CmvtLsSp, American House, on Thursday and
Friday, goth and l1th March
FOR consultation upon all diseases Of the Throat,
Lungs, Heart, Liver, Siomnch, Bowels, Kidneys,
end spleen also. Dropsy Gravel, Rht umntism,
Nervousness, Debility, Dyspepsia, Ftunlo Dis
eases; Agne and Fever, Fits, Impurities OF the
Dlood, htuPuons, Cancers, Ulcers, and oil other
nal and internal.
= For some ten ycars Dr. I. has sdevoted his entire
time TO chronic diseases, treating ihousrnds untn
nIIy many OF whom had exhnus,eH every other
Resource within reach. In no cuse are ,,j,e M
or ohcr poisOns tmbioytd, nor does lie make sick
TO make we'll, or tear down to build IN amin -
The medicines can be taken " hh safety hy The,
most delica'e, aud patients may remuin at homo
and continue with prudence their ordinary dict
and exercise Macy hive recovered undtr tie
treatment inter friends aud physicians had given
up all hope. the indspulnble evidence of which
can always be- furnished lnyads, however tc-
duced or dcspniling are invited to call ana may
he INSURED thai no encohragtmtn MT will he given
or expenses incurred, without corresponding
prospect OF recovery
CLYpr q, July 27, 1856
Dr. lunBS -SR.--l have delayed writing until
several months have elapsed since nv wife discon-
unuod the Use OF your medicine am barny To
sny that she Il again restored To health Her con.
dtliun was peculiarly distressing. and one that
will rot attempt fully 10 describe. Her nruutest
sullrriugs proceeded from disease OF tue throat
AMI lungs, disDrdered STATE Of the liver nervous
prostrOtlon and general debility. Her health has
been dec inng or Tauy years, uRi sDe was te.
duced u mere skeleton. uGd her 'iie dispaircd
oiby her friends. The best ph, sician in lEa coun-
~ ,OId schooD were employed To iiuIc or no pu's
pose and they iolI US she must die. Hearing of
YOU, She desired tu make one NOR, ,ilort aud wo
dlJ So On receiving your first pre.cdy tion. she
was able to si upbul part Of the day TIE change
was great and truly gratifying to us both. She
applied tor medicine but twice after Obtaining the
first and we are happy 80 state that 10y the hlcss-
ing OF Cod, ihrough your instrumen ally, size now
enjoys better health liad she has for he last f.
teen years She oudrres moro hardsnips with less
fatigue. You can dispose o tlis statement M you
sec proper, for your own benefit aud the cuusc of
humauiy Yours respectfully, J. O. FORBES.
January /. I~jv iUg-tv
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-02-11

WILL CASTOR on EXPLODE ?-The
Macknac Mch.) Herald says tnat q
grocery store in thai town was blown tc
atoms. causing the serious injury OF three
men, a few nights ago. The grocery
keeper. at night. told the clerk to put a
can OF castor oil on the stove when he built
the morning fire, SO as to melt the con
genial oil, and fill some bottles. The
clerk built rousing fire in the morning
and pat pan containing fifteen pounds O.
powder on the stove, which when suffi
cienlly heated, awoke the whole island as
If by The firing OF a cannon, demolished
the " institution" injured three persons
as stated, add shook the village "ie the
foundation"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-02-11

ArTEMrr TO KILL A TIL,
Sandusky Register sa.s:-" We uudorstand
that rather Scrious atfray occurred u tuw
days ago, at school house IN tho neignbur.
mood ut WakoInan. Huron county. A stout
utf1iuty follow. wnosu ncphu" hal boon
chastlsed at school, Determined tC have sat
Isfaction OF tho teachor, a small, delicate
young man. Tho latter. hearing of tho tor
mors thruats, armed hIinsult tor self dulsnsu.
The bully entered the schou, room aud at
unco assalIed tho teacher. who drew u bowie
knife. HIS arm was soIzod, but no managed
TO iGiilct slight wound ia the side o: ms
adversary. Tne latter thuu clutchud the
tuachors haud. but bo twisted tho knife in
sucn way as to horribly nut.lalo tho as
ssIlsnts hand, who desiStud from Iurtnor
attempts at chastsoment Tho teacher
subsequently, complained of tho bully, who
was rocognnud IN bonds to appear before
tho next term of the Huron Cummou Pioas -
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-02-11

DRrFrED OUT TO SEA.-Tne schooner
William Price, belonging at Marble Head
was forced from her mporings in the bay
near the Government works, by the ice,
on Thursday morning, and Hoated into
the open water outside. The last seen OF
her she was abou; five miles down the
Lake. drifting before west wind. l. is
thought she may possibly bring up some.
where III the neighborhood OF Huron OF
Vermllion. Her owner, Mr.. Alex .nder
CIcmons. of Marble Head, will literally
reward any PerrSon who may secure her
and moor her in some safe herbor.-San
Reg. 5M.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-02-11
NOTICE.
c,oUIRESUMNEK,o of ESSEX CoIryTy

SStIRES Su NNER, of ESSEX COUNTY,
- State of New York, is hereby notified that
Susannuh GHTris, has, this l4lh day of January,
1859, filed her Amended l'eriIi1n in the Court OF
Common Pleas, Of Geauga County, in the Stale OF
OLl1, against john ii, sumner Gould NicAersun.
Albert l. Walker, Dagul w Mead lrn Fuller
John Fuller. the Hers and Administrator OF
Waller hing, drcensed, and the said SI.rre sum.
ner. pray lag that The equitable interest ui said
John II in land held b, contract truIn said IIiug,
be- sold and that certain debts due 10 said John II
Sumner from sand Mead Ira and John Fuller, be-
subjected 20 the payment of JulgmenI recovered
iE snid Court by said Susannah against said John
II. Sumner; that a Bill OF Sale OF Personal Pro.
perry 10 said Walker bO set aside, aud the Pro.
pery Morlgaged sold and app led on said Judg.
mcnt; and that Deed OF Conveyance uf certain
land in Thompson from said JohnI to said Gould
and decreed To be nul and void. and the land sold
ad the proceeds applied as aforesaid aud in
case said Deed ot Conveyance should not be So!
aside by tho COurt, that the Court would appro-
pirate the amount due on mortgage made by
said Nickersnn tor part nt the pretended purchase
money OF said land, claSmrd To huvo been trans
terred Ia said Squire Sumner by said John II. 10.
wardspaymenIo oi said painriH said Judgment, and
for other reliet. And the sail Squire sumner is
required Ia appear md answer said Peliu0n, on or
before the Third saturday after the IS IA OF Feb.
TuaTv nCxt
Dated this l4th day of January, 1859.
PiELIS q THRASHER
AItoTnsYs Tor Plaintiff
JaHuary IL, 1852. t70.GW
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FITS! FITS!! FITS!!!
DR.. Hances' Vegetable Extract.
ENlzeNESC P4EES,

For the cure Of Ftts, Spasms. Cramps, and all
NerUOHS and constitutional diSeusts
i)ERSONS who are laboring under this dis
I tressing malady will find DR.. Hance,,
Vesetabic Epiieptic P,lIs, TO be the only
remedy ever discovered tor curing Epilepsy or tai.
ling FIts.
These Pills possess specific action on the ner-
yous syslem and although they are prepared es.
pecaIy tor curing hts they will be found OF espe.
cial benefit Tor all persons afflicted with weak
nerves. or whose nervous system has been pros.
rated or shattered from any cause whatever In
chronic complaints,o diseases of long standing su.
perlnduced by nervousness, they are exceedingly
beneficial.
Price three dollars per box, or two boxes for five
dollars. Persons out of the city enclosing re-.
mitancc, will have the pills sent to them through
the mai, tree OF postage. For sale by SETH S.
IL ANCE, No. l0S, Baltimore Street. Baltimore,
Md,to whom orders from all parts OF the Union
must be addressed, postpaid. 43Tjy
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-02-11
NOTICE.

John M King, Pluf,
vs..
Henry VI. iiolbrook, Court of Common Pleas,
Joseph u. Garter, Geauga County, Ohio.
Loren Norcrosseta al,
Defendants,
he SAID defendants Rre hereby uati6ed
] that on the l4th day January, A. d. 1883,
the said plaintiff commenced an action in the
Court OF Common Pleas OF said Couniy OF Ge.
ausa against said defendants. The ohluct aud
praycrof said petition filed in said action j., is to
compel by order of snd COurl, the specific per-
tormance of n cert in contract nude BY lIul
brook Carter & Co., March 3OIh A D. 1883. for
the sale of about one hundred and Il tiy.seven acres
OF land situate in the township of Russell in said
County called the Upham farm, TO Sherman 5
Sandersuu, which contract by snid Sundarsun was
on the 2d day of May, A. 1851 sold aud trans.
TERED to said plaintiff. and for other relief Said
deendants are required TO answer said dpetirion on
or before the l2lh day of March, \. D. 1859 or the
same Will be taken true, and Judgment render
ell accordingly. PULLS & IIRAsHER,
Jan. IL, 1899. t41Owbl For Pltf