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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-04-27

James p. Scott, Clerk aud Register
Of Ottawa County, and Notary Public. Once
at the Court House.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-04-27

George Parks, Treasurer of Ottawa
County, Grand Haven, Mich.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-04-27
BUSINESS D1REcroRx.

s. r. Sanford, Sheriff of Ottawa Co.,
Muskegon, Mich.
, 1859-12-07

The meancst man under the sun is the writer
Of anonymous slanderous letters. Such u fel-
low, named Patterson, got causts at the dirty
business in Xeoia, Ohio, and he got well pun
ished for it. The Xenia 73rcA-Light gives The
particulars. The slandercs is named Patterson,
and the victim Of his libels is a respectable
widow lady, Who SAW fit to decline his hand.
The 7arch-Ligst says:
These ]ctters were received By her brother,
her brothrt-in,!aw, the minister and elders Of
the church to which she belongs. aud some Of
Of the Postmaster Was sought, nnd he put rri-
vate mark upon fire postage stamps. four ct
which were sold to the rascal. In the course
Of some two Or three days two Ct the marked
stamps which had been sold came back on let
ters, one addressed to the widow lady's bro
ther-in-law and the other to her minister, both
anony nous, and rejecting in the viest manner
upon the lady.
The scamp WIS invited to the house Of the in
jured lady yesterday afternoon, where he found
congregated several Of those who had received
his letters. The sight wilted him at QUE He
denied the writing, but the evidence was against
him. lie declared that he knew nothing dcrog~
atorY to the character Of the widow, and signed
q certificate to that effect.
After this tie widow and her sister in-law
each drew rax-hide and gave the fellow q
foggiug. The 1ortA-LiyAe says:
The ladies' performed their part Of the affair
with will-Weltin. the scamp's back ard head
in the most approved style. He took the thrash
ing-a part Of it ia the presence Of crowd
which had gathered to see the fellow dressed =
in the most at;ect style, begging for mercy iron,
those who were avengipg the sneaking outrage
that be had committed upon them.
, 1859-12-07

The threats Of lisuaion which preceded ard
accompanied tho election of Bauks to tie
SpeakerEhp Of the House Of Representatives,
are again renewed. Tie Washington Uaion'
the organ Of the President, is lavish in warn.
ings which are taken up a,d re-ecLoed Ly eve
n dirty little Administration journal in the
land. We lave short ard easy method with
all slcl io!-le-rol. The Opposition will do
no:hips not warranted by the Constitution and
the laws; and when you gentlemen Of the De-
mocracy Of the North or South, want to dis
solve the Cuion in consequence Of their legal
action. do you try it; and every rascal Of you
will be hanged. The sooner you begin. the
quicker will your nccks get in the halter. Now
60 ahead aaa a:temp. what you threaten, il
YOU dare
, 1859-12-07

FT.HE GREATEST WONDER OF
TIE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
Prof, Woods Hair Restorative.

aays.tt St. LnnJ. Ma remce.at: Es;ow ,ah,4a
!ste. y pr Msvd "f ". IT, ~ ssoa. % ssa' - =
hls hair t:c sueh esene'- ntt l-vs IT. <cect. ~htn
coming fo si75e aoaree. II eer!lae7'r+ ne <..',o.
ta, the u: heEda 20 tncouluns. Cut usess rL
fezy fson tic pseaa: "a ,,.
atrett.cn called n"E!ll nj. IL ii bta!y l*s e.e
ere,+ II your hair resturse was ;uti. I'd 10 .a.
krsy probably :n.th wh:se NY xL..syra D:
chsre.er, sh.r: E"n,t. .sutc ru.used eut::e u
prosns wha: Lid s!.h*i. ls+.n a:.ut ~ e. se-k.
have since procured o1htT .te nf wEeh have rset
~s: ht +. tta .ia 'a. q 81 ia ,ai
fcs. a,d y haF has rt-tnt ~ na.'nl eo' ahd ee.
II Ysye y1-s anl svfv siI: my 4e ~itt At
the ae t:ly.two ytar k+ u-eas xtLt-c .anr rptet
The aoov. nrtlse d due I" soa 'os ytI valuable
discovery. assured lh4: wtl:ey.E vi lightly ~.
PR d1re:!cts wi! rot hasc 'ion u eohsr-t az
nsatetn.ut~. etsz :h:> CITY tni a1sssstt h<te
oae L:rr a.i.pLin= ."ns any 70" may as~ q
tie ase. with name attached, IS Ut y"us ssrser -
MI ,'a eli. t. P.is ~. tsay " ,sars a. u KxYMjsi
EAz1sosz, lap. 3.l:.s
- WOODS HAIR EE>loRAThE-
Professor Nont-tear ST: Having had far 1"e-.tusA
ssli,w M issc-, ID Sew orr-r. in ISL. Gaet.
a11 a ains ~ s. Nv ,sss I'D x
weci. oil 3A'"r, Z Ie2 n
Il: si;a Hss t. s:,
!sr sn.. ard rast7s o. tha tr"'1 Cnnea at N;tv'
sel4 ~. s gentleman Of great 'nS"sns nS*E a;S H.
EsroxrzIn Jan. i. ls3s.
s,r Ktst,naye i E!scs me pl-a.u,s W that st.
ha% se~n t1cecn rrmus.,S Inflammation. isntsu art
ssa IT, sy tsHs IL S:e
~ .:nst aste:s VA as.ans tx the Ir e:er,u,t or
l. W. 5 s:
Df7lsEl4:> atu Fancy tiocL4 l1<a.G:1. no
, 1859-12-07
Letter from Keutucky.-T1ac AntI-
Gfddfn.e Plot.
Correspondents Of the Elattnnatu Ccmmerc:a1l

EDS. Coz - hare jus. reached this place
from Richmond, Virginia, having left there On
last Friday morning was sthere only one day
and night, and whilst there learned of deeply
laid aeme to capture ). Il. Gildinss, for the
purpose, as they say, Of trying him for treason,
DC, in view Of bis connection with the Har-
perts Perry insurgents. This scheme is found
ed upon the reward offered recently, anony-
mously, for the bringing Of his person to Eir-
gnia. You will rtcollect that . reward Of ten
thousand dollars was offered This amount has
been raised for this direful purpose; the object
will be to seize him and aad cross the line iutn
KENTUCKY 1nt Virginia imme liate'y.-aud
whilst do conceive that the conuuct oil Joshua
Giddiuks deserved punishment, believing rs
do, that the tendency Of his course has been
calculated to a!ienate the feelings Of the people
aeninst each other UPON the subject Of slavery,
without the slightest benefit 10 tie slave either
present or prospective, but calculated, in ny
humble judgment, to confirm the people o1 the
South as q unit to sustain slavery, they viewing
the Efforts, now being made IS being nothing
less than IN effort to force them to surrender
that institution, which, rs natural consequence
will make them cling to II With more tenaeity.
Atlthis IbeIieye, and more too. but Giddinss
is m old uAn, and the bringing Of his gray hairs
down to The grave in this manner would bring
lasting reproach upon Virginia, Hnot upon
the whole South.
Iwould have addressed Mr. Giddipgs direct
II but do not know his post Office.
would advise him to be ever On his guard,
and keep Is far from the Ohio nTer Is pos
sible.
/ offer no apology for not giving my name,
living ~ do in the South. Yours truly
Cx1oy NoETH AND Sor1H.
, 1859-12-07

Tbc'po1itical editor of.he Eaioa and Democrat.
thinks his concern viii no doubt be proppcd up
by the libcralisy Of Milwaukee, buslnc,s men
So ho thinks the most cGectual way to bring it
about is BY nisrep.escnung US. Although he
says he is "willinE to confcss," that "thc bust.
ness men Of Mitwaukes" would "not dc:csioraic
In bis opinion" If tbev would advertise, yet, be
can see no rcssou why Mc have word TO say
about them. Milwaukee can sell goods cheaper
than Chicago. The same reason which makes
her tho best wheat market. o"ghs to make her
The best market on the lakes, Tor our merchants
10 puschase eastern raa3c goods.
WIFE class Of good business mcu in Mi!wau-
zee, this would soon become known. Hardly q
western merchant il aware Of it now, They afe
slow 70 nake known their advantages, We care
NOT for their advertisements. Itis no personal
matter which controls u in this. and tho Eu;on
nsn il to be pttied. if he on1r looka ri teIr W.
like 70 tce Milwaukee prospeF-wa wi*h she Ind
We wish she had ten where now she only has
one merchant OF public enterprise, and spirit
md who understood western enterprise, not to
advertise with us, I've hare plenty Of them IN
our own city,) but to deretope thc'r position,
take command Of this g.eas western trade aud
keep it-not let it - to Chicago. Tac Unien
man thiIks Milwnnkee ahead, of Chicsgo as I
trading point" He no doubt thinks the moon
il made Of green cheese, Or that every thing will
go democratic next year His powers Of credu.
lay a1e neariy equal to his: ignorance.-La
Efpasy RAe41z--~-~
, 1859-12-07

The sentence against Grccn, for killing his
master, F. H. Wright, w:s carried out on yes
terdsy BY the hanging Of the cuiprit. The exc
cution took place on the bottom below town,
about II clock, P. r., in the presence Of large
number Of men, women aud children. The day
vas cold enough to make the time spent ID
preparation, after the crowd had assembled,
seem almost interminable. The Rev. Ar. Faek-
Ier offered feeling prayer in behaf Of the M
happy soul about 70 be launched into eternity
Green spoke to the people prcsent-indeed he
talked almost necessarily from the time he WAS
placed upon the seaGold until be was executed,
repeating the substance Of what is contained IN
his confession, published n ous weekly tlis
morning. The rope being finally adjusted, the
through the trap-door; bat owing 10 some mis-
tate il tying his hands, he was enabled 70 estsh
again. His hands were then tied behind him,
1ad after some time spent in preparation, be YES
let fall the second time. This time be fell about
four feet, and was killed almost Instantly,
scarcely moving Limb or muscle. ST. Joseph
F<a, 3d.
, 1859-12-07

].ssotrtd, That the Southern States are, Of
right, and ought to.be, III fact, supreme on the
0'cs''nns which Affect the fortunes Of domestic
slavery,
I:set.xd, That the acts Of the General Gov
ernment, restrictive Of the fnrcign sluve trade,
arc i'll jeEogation Of their right, and ought to Le
repealed.
Such ere the resolutions offered By s1r. nansz-
Ter. in tile Soutl. Carolina Senate, on Monday
last. They were referred 10 the Committee On
Federal Relations. This is the first bound Vi!
The revival Of the African Slave Trade ball.
Edlits,aor< Idfsict.
, 1859-12-07

Cor. Wise baEing requested The opinion ot
bearing Of the State laws upon the distribution
Of incendisry- publications through the Post
office, thu. officer writes long report on the
subject, in which he takes the ground that the
federal power to transmit mail matter does not
carry with it the power to publish and circulate,
and, therefore, that local laws affecting sueh
question, may be enforced. After this decision,
the circulation Of Objectionable mail matter in
Virginia may be regarded as definitely rrohib-
tied. 4 new panic has been created bE the a.
legged discovery Of Internal machines, wh'ch,
according to the Richmond Enquirer. are to De
With the immediate and di.bolca1 design of
blowing them up.
, 1859-12-07
CHnntnf Seward Denfk&.

Paws Thurs.ay. Nor. L. ls17.
31r. Seward arrived here fise days ago, from,
his trip to Jcruaclcm and tn. Holy Land, and il
in good health and spirits. lie LAS had some
adventures Of dramatic nature, and has found
besides cot few obstacles to travel on the routc
be las passed over. MIR. Seward Indignantly
ds.iss Ter kdeinc hard ef The projected asurrt-
tion at IIarptra Fsrry, and although he recol.
lec.s having received cali from man known
US Col Forbes, there tras no mention mad 9fanth
att<mpt 1t tins2rftctlon- Col. Forbes asktd linn
for nieaus fur another object, which he refused,
aud that was all be ever saw Of the Individual IN
question. Mr. Seward goes home in the Araco,
il Decentralization Il. T. Tina,
, 1859-12-07
Tho kidnapping Itukiucss-.--Sotes
from Perry County.

Cru.s.. IL. Dr.. 4 1870.
7ery scandalous affair trauspircd q. Tame;
roa. Perry County, Ill, few days since. the ac-
tors in which deserve the cxccra,ion Of every
l.w.abiding citizen. a poor negro who hap-
pcned 10 pass through the place, a few weeks
ago, was captured by the citizens on suspicion
that be was u fugitive. In their efforts to chain
him ia Mr. Farrell's cellar, the African made
riolcnt resistance, whereupon 4 mob assembled
and compelled him to submit By treating him in
most cruel manner, after which he wes teddy
the neck with ln-ge rope, care havins been ta-
ken to deprive him Of the use Of his hands. by
fastening them behind his back. witnessing 3
these atrocities, I informed Mr. D. G. Rooz of
the circumstance, and BY course of legal pro-
eeedings we compelled the kidnappers to libez-
ate their capt'vc-ahat is, We procured officers
from Centralia, who exhibited a wit Of Aaitas
corpus for the release Of the prisoner from in-
cnfceEatlon. This Whole affair WIS monopo1ized
blythe Democracy Of Tamaroa.
The Mining Journal, an obscure organ of the
local Democrats. published ut Du ouoin. nine
miles south OF Tamaroa, in latc editorial
aninadverss upon my cha1act.r for my inter-
, 1859-12-07
WASHINGTON AND EVERETT !!

Ineln3ing View q 1t Vernon
In the Engraving Of wa.hn9ea Taese splendid eax7-
Ing, fon, the original painting By H.ek aal AEe e.
ks&d On steel the hkas1s style Of Ar. 5acT ssca
-3133 lnchss each containing six sarAsE 5Ex7 50 n7r5
eoar. miserable pitures hare betn pae uFoa :se pub
ue n wosks Of a-and especially N CHEAP. black and
nudity eng.av:nss-hat Is t!deuh to convince persons
Of taste they safein oesE Whit they haze not
t.ss .etn We hare paid The aszs slsts ther pre-a
amounting to produce E.-E.r-
Ing. rxAezsr1 u veil the btst portat. aad
th.t ssA1itA Splendid Ornaments to aay fios- oroas
thsa Can be relied On:
u-Tte Editor Of tho Se1 Yozs Observer rzrz-
~Thee ena.!nss genuine vu1ks of A-the Likeness
admirable The portrait q Iii. Everett win take p.e
eedenee Of I'll o<tssa"
uThey Sew Tork chr!,ti.a Advoe.ss a3s:-~Ihey
finest eav!ues ve hars e1cz seen. sad hs
PUBLISHERS ARE FULLY RESPONSIBLE FOB
ALL THEY PROMISE"
TERMs, ALMOST GRATIS.
We IN send. rost Pad. securely pae>ed In rol3ers-
Eo1m ExGHAy1xGs. szd I'd i N7saasae. 5s1f. for +
1Asrnts Who rena ~ 1t one tine VIII have s,t.a
eo21 OF each engraving. The rs,sa.tnsaars-
HARPEKS,
TEE Kx1CKEEBoCkER,
GoDET'S LADTS E00K.
THE ATLANTIC,
sB-By special az.s1ksatn: the euttrn JeAfs subse7:p-
ton to The Masazae b pad W rs 70 heir puhshes
aad subscriber rere shelr supply for tie Jeas direct from
Their re37eeti7e puoatIou oeas. Tia cost Of ths
astnx paid ony ty tho difference hstveeu Tho lowest
wholesale, ard the ssEuizE pnen Of The M3kazsnes.
Enx,a,inxs teat 1t anee and subscriptions to rezod-
!ais eouDerce with euert ISSUE ua:ess otherwise
dssed Mcey 1t rlsk II proof u retained at having
been nailed F1zt impreazons bet, the.stors aend
sa.sy. Address, o. H. RAILET i CO..
, 1859-12-07

Easxa.es from Tic Saturday HFcks..
SEA-CEplSG rRoN THE EG<IoN.-Numerousf facts
says contemporary. indicate that the state Of
New Jersey is settling down beneath the sea at
the rate of about i foot in hundred years.
TIE SrofkuoLnzR's Taorknn-A Receiver is
as bI.l ns a thief.
CASrxE-A correspondent aaks, If a Sky
terrier is hiEh-bred dog, what low bred do;
is: To which Jo. Caso promptly REPLIES, u
"well"-bred cog.
1LLisols CorrlrT.-
Il little country is dangerous Thing;
Drink deep, or taste not the PcGrian spring.
SEw Mor.-Itis proposed to ssnrt II new comic
paper, devoted to mots ausl things, end To he
called "Thc Moving Mocll,ne :''-:Sat"r3dy
pftss,
, 1859-12-07
W1scoxstx.-The official canvass Of The yotc
cast at the late election. foots up rs follows;

The Milwaukee Nxeonsia aays that
"Beriah Brown, Of The Madison Fatriot has
sons to Washington under the hope Of obtain
Ing alice Of the Congressional printing. He
will be oae Of the Douglas Candidate Mr..
Brown msy turn up in something fat-as he is
used to lobbying"
, 1859-12-07

ave are not at this moment advised how
much Of the balance unissued at the date of
this statement has been since issued The mis-
cellaueouAstate debt is $Go22, 600. This added
to the railroad debt, as aborc, would make the
issue we're actual debt, the entire debt would be
,0oo. This debt is within q 4,44S, 900 Of
lie amount limited By The State constitution,
$50, ,ooo, 900 being the utmost Of the indebted
ness the Legislature il competent to contract,
for any object beyond provision, for military
expenditure to 1epel INVASION and suppress in
et.EHaaii0f y
, 1859-12-07

Iowa LEGlsIArrnE.-The Mills Brothers Of
Des Aoincs City, Iowa. hare issued aprospectus
for Daily Ltgislatirt Eeporter to be issued
during The coming session d the Iowa Lcsisla-
frre.-ferrns e. o. for the session.
, 1859-12-07

Another Head in tho HaKkct.
Mr. james Rankin, DOUG las Postmaster ut Le-
bauon, St. Clair County, Ill.,, has been removals
and WIN. a, Mitchell, Buchanan mau, appointed
In his plnce. Tic Douglasites Of Lebanon are
getting up rcnoustfance.
, 1859-12-07

The Ccntrnlta Kfdnapnlu: Case.
The Csutralia kidnapper who SHOT at the ne
gro whilc running few days since, hss been
bound over iu 81, 300 for trial at the next term
Of tue Circuit Court.
, 1859-12-07

Or l. TorR o. 0rsERyAr1ox.-Then naguates
of he New YORK Central Railroad are On 4
tour OF inspection, preparatory to making their
aunual report to the stock holders. It Is pre-
ciselY such oficial supervision as this that giTes
this rad its hiah chaFActer,
, 1859-12-07

WET TIE DEs1s wrnE REMOVED YRon TIE
F1oo1 OF TEE HOUSE At WAsu1xGrox.-To gire
free scope for action in the coming contest for
Speaker. and to expedite the decision Of iszi-
ta.ins questions, requiring knock-down argu-
ment4.
, 1859-12-07

Aao1,r,ox17 TAzrzo AxD FEArnERrn.--Sav-
annah, December, s-Mr. Fish, i shoe dealer,
born in 10 Massachusetts, has been tarred md
featbere1 for expre8siu9 abolition sentiments,
, 1859-12-07


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w,.u,xorc- r,:t.z e.. p.e e15,s
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co,~-s.. h,re sr-;~ea h.ra m ~ nj. t;1ne-
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49,. 49, 49, ~ H." "-s-,.-" =. ~ wash;nc,on
- sse.sa 49, ~ ~: ~ .;.:as ...;ros
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:, o., :1se MI. -. .-a.oaa -
t" W., -. ss"ss:... .,.. ~1.o.~ar INV =:
seeA sAsA* ~,
Speaker, lie WILL mol be hepuohcan. say
pretend to JeE, oot II Is only P'etence'. 1ne,
rr;rn1v 4nne IN heut fhe Rnnnh1icaBE. but their |
ei'p'' uope ~ 's~s VIC A'.en'
a So A'IT Ths:s - ".s..a. ..n,s IL ~ h1htsn
w.. 's - f~1e a.. s,,,,,
v.-sts n.,,.,.. a., ~. an,;-
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Aeeonop'ou uaeinps's ''oAA - a'e.A Wv. w.
parry 10 "A'ca eaey a'e en.en, 'noeo'eu ~
thc'F scats IN 'n's eongtcss' nu1 ao'"
ing o'o oFo"n 's snaAe" ~ auc iaees " sas
ooo'a 'a"et'canS' "ua su' A1,N'' Do's,t
P'ofea Sao Ao'e: ~ g. AA.'
eaoeaa w! ~ seEPo. =, 40 ~, c'e,.1s.,
arc 'a@s wv A'A'''A A'eA1o-AS' "''@
/ oplsc'e"
| LEI me put R1eols@''n " 'e.o1u' "A'eu :o4
can refer 10 "oeN nenee' a.u eee w" -, 49,
I QStf8T.
down on JOHN SHERMAN OF onlo' 1or epcaSes'
aud they Will elect III" easn5 ano Ct e1peo''oas's'
"nateser may oe h.au ~ 'he eonaa,s t4s'
1o'a'! ol LUG '"ent}-sa'e' 1Auef4e3''s' useAe '1s
e'eenon ss "1.9' 'oeosA " An- ~. .'.aa
'no .1u'n''.s"au -. auou e"u NV o"'' '@'>' >
11e1e Is = WA 'ne.e u u WY
| ooustas A'At t'p7 e|eA eo 4oau' WV eo'aS ~
Tue AnttLecolnp'oa nlenioeto VIII "c'et oAeee
70 Il. ah'hA @oat you ma! tei5 On tn's oaal
Clare' 1tasxln ano Ae5noaos oi He" 'ofA!
ADRIAN md h'ggs o. nc" jersey; n1esman anu
sen"aF7 ot 'ennss.'aoia &na oa'''o, !, 111raaa'
e'sn. III as'' VIII ne'1nef c1'e. .ne A'e"l
oerane eaueus' ooF support ''s non.'aee' aoo
tnat eaea o' .nese ine"ue'a lfe'e's eae e'e's''"
o1 1ae ncinp"en' sanoi'a.e ~ 1us AEso'''ps'A'
TIC. Inc lnaue1ce o1 ooaslaa n'as prevent 'aeI1
from Young 1cF saeFn'an' pu' IL cann"l n'aAe
tacm support bocock. ana tnere Is no 1aes7len
but each aud NIL oi 'hcm eeslfc . speeaS organ
'zaaon ot tne House, ano WILL ho1 eoualaanee
or promote oeaa!. pone.as says 'na' " 'oes 60
! win tne hepnoheaos' " KNOCKS hls enances On
! toc heao NJ ~nal'es'on, auo fe'os's " uss'.ss
LOT n'n 10 co%pe'e 'of 'Ae non.'aa.'o" 1ul 's
Anues ,esa1o n1s psospes's u De,as aur m no.u..
, 1859-12-07

eaTHE JON ES La II +,
mid Il eres,ix rs!uctI ps.ees, ~ yrAKBELL VIVIAN.
Central atrtet Eo.1on. lsuesas"ss to =. = 1o9Ee1
.. B-Ths Jones Burner :-centlI !aPsofed mssr n'E'
Coal on Burner naunfae4nf1t- oe@s AsFst@
, 1859-12-07


PURE VEGETABLE EStEAEls. art pu, I'd IN
GLASS cA>ES. A1h THi,f, A.,U WILL
KEEP IL ANY .L!NATE,
Tho Family caih41t.c r. 14t,' .,t-stCuh.rt1r..tt .tt
PILL Il 6eutls but on ..I. :3ft IA. Of u
i've Gathastic which the au~e.%.
proprietor h1s us.l tp ht TIN Family Chstar1I.
praGLce more than twenty Fiji IA inference
Yeasa. = 't'thii vr!lw>'At..asdI-e
The constantly increasing teen sor:r'Gt:r! t1rc
tspIaud Hum ihose ~h. var<ty Of f:c yif-.- Veg
have iorg utet the FL !ahc E1:r.cf. With aet
and the sattsfac,ioa whlc, e Er ~ e7es' pa " thr
n. express in ard 10 thsl a1.ehfnFy caEa AID u
use has Induced 70 ptaft kuad and -tls In 81
them within tn. reach al It ~ hers Caisasf.c l.
The Profession xe!l k-c~t II, suSa a. usfan@.A+aA
of the Siou.rs Set ~. Fa.u4 Ia ta lax L. IN
Co4.vsEe1s P.r and >Cstr+At over lbs vi tt:. T.
sudden cold. vi ffe.ieL'f. Z EtE ets&- er IL III
course of Fever " Appetite c,scphS s<n,a,.
Cod Tire botJ- AsttsaNett. Hesaa:ht. Or ..sM or
o. Adults Kaeuna,;n xFeat Pu1.arr of sIe D!et ,a:
pany Iseal*& which 8es AeiF tuo huiocEoua to sa
lon Ia this advertisement. Dcsc. tn ).
Price Three DfnseA.
Tho Liver 1hvsara or and Family Cshatt!s fta ~
tailed By Druggist xer.r1t}y. Ard soo Wao4enle hy tie
A'-~" ~ N j. +. r. SANFORD, II.
-4 &+n1 Manufacturer aid ~ isYo1tway.
, 1859-12-07
Mcoisil1rs. ST..
SANroKD'o ). l.e LIVER INViaO.


n1 compromised entirely ;,.r. Gr-, m. he,
~ established fscL S,uLG.<S a 1n. Auo aAe pec1@%
proved by I'll that have IT, at 4 nnv .no y
confidence IN Ill d4sas-s for Wh.ea il i. c 70 "a
It has eurxu taaW and. =. Ghrc1It M.Heno@A
within the last twa years = Mxr i.rf,.iG,' sun
Who had given up al Aop<> r. i,r.r1v 49, L1s<a:t-
Of relief, - the numtluu, tttt,u,l a:h.i. o.ouAA
unsolicited certificates L.. = ir t;hl.it,s s:hs got
uy possession show. : tus Chni:,s 1f:s ~, Ger
FTss t.o*a u41at 1t at.apte. - f.atal-ntr j,,, -
to The temps rantAl II 1le aIt Wratrs,*. Us =
individual taking H. s-e r.++l .n,r :. ,fi. ~. 'As
used N .ncn atastesas. t'rfn:sy amsy .tttie.ne
1.ct Tbs dictates Of you. .tCiiE - fhor.,n. -. '
lt1sn*at 1H1 r,. y ~ twenty m!Lue.
80 % tes e. ~ ~ !-'st t~o Or thseu Teaspoon.
cure Lrxr Comrls'a 1tl- men. 1t .,t.ef
uous Att1ck+, Dt.; e...l7,s ! i
All Via arc :.s=" 'r r:ns te-s:mony IN Ia t.;n,
NIX u IL. l.. .-.sa vita tae tay1xor.i1r
swallow both ut.e'le:-
, 1859-12-07
CsTRANGERS AND CITIZENS
~ lsECClN1NG
GIFTS AND PRESENTS,

Travelling Cases. Ere~&:ng Cases,
Travelling Cases, DKes:in3 Cases,
Rich I,ir Pms,
Rich Hair Pins,
Shell Combs, Shell Combs,
Rich and Beautiful Fans,
Rich and Beautiful Fans,
Elegant Pocket hives,
Elegant Pocket Knives,
Carved Pearl Gard Gases,
Carved Pearl Gard Cases,
Carved Peax1 Port n1ouaies,
Carved Pearl Fort Monaies,
FURNISHED TRAVELLING rags,
FURNISHED TRAVELLING BAGS.
Pearl. SOUVENIRS,
PEARI. SOUVENIRS,
Purses, 8sushcs, Combs,
Purses, brushes, Combs,
Shell Snuff Eoxes, InIaid,
shell snat Foxes, 1niaid,
Fine Soaps, ia;r Dyes, HAIR Oils.
F'ino SOAPS, Hair Eyes, Hair Oils,
Shell Cigar Cases, 1nla:d,
shell Cigar Cases, 1n.aid,
foRTFoLios ioIsi Fol.ioS FcRSisiiED.
LADIES' WORK DUXE!,
LADIES' WORK EUNES,
Ladiea' Bags aud Port monaies,
Ladies' Rags and Port Mcnaies,
Rich and Elegant Curriers',
Rich and Elegant Garters,
IENELIY CASkETS, GOLD PENCILS,
JENELkf C.ASkETS, GOLD PENCILS,
Beautiful CABINS.
Beautiful Cabas.
TOILET POWDER. EOTGE. pEnFEMEHr.
TOILET POWDER, luCGE. FEKFIJMEhY.
s,.issnE*, EAI+':s. SHAWL r!ys
SCISSORS, E.tlSj4h~. SHAWL PINS.
BROOCHES, NNAGEIEV1.
BliUUCHES, ni:AGEIkT-.
a., .t;., .te., a., d., d.,
SHOULD GO TO
J. u. Park, Bazaar or Fancy,
M 1ptT4r <sCKeEEw