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The Aiadness OF TrifIlng Win Dtsease
Trutha For Thnar Win ISnn.n,.

Ihe madness OF Trifllng Win Dtsense
Truths For Those who Reason
4here are thousands of lunatics at large Is
the man sane who shows more soicitude 10 keep
his house in good repair than to preserve his
health or prop his faiing constitution Such
man ls, as Shakespeare has it, essentially mad
without seeming so. Besides, there is no ex.
euse for remaiuing sick, when the means of 10
coverY have been placed within the reach of
every valetudinarian The great and good
HOLLOWAY, volunteer ing the Tesources of a we'll.
stored and powerful intellect in the service of
humanity, has sought, found, combined, and
applied the anudotes to every disorder which
assails the system, either from within or with
out. His two world-celebrated remedies are
achieving, in all regions and climates, and
over the most irghtiul forms Of disease, the
most signal triumphs. Beletns of Holloway's
victories appear in every puplc journal that is
sues from the press, and more than ten thou
sand certificates Of cures accomplished bv his
Pills and Ointment, are published e.onuaily in
Europe and this country. No lorger are mine.
raj poisons and paralyzing narcotics consi Tered
necessary 10 the practice of physic. The two
medicinal wonders Of tie nineteenth oentu,v
have superseded them.
The dyspcptic, the scrorula strickeu. tho vic.
tins OF liver complaint, of eruptive disease, or
worse than all, OF mineral medicines, rejoice in
TIC hhlutdIy REVOLUTION.
Above all, the feeblsr sex in every condition
OF life, and in all countries, have reason 10 con
graduate themselves that Professor Holloway's
remedies have been given TO the world 1t
would seem that their mild, conservative action
has peculiar and most beneficial effect upon
the female system and constitution as the cri H.
cal periods of life. In girlhood, maturity, and
old age, as maiden and as wife and ~ other
fragile and sensitive woman fiuds in these nre'
parations the surest means of quetinr every
pain, regulating every disorderpd function ana
replacing torpor and debility with activity Nd
strength
The value of sucb medicine as Holloway's
fills as household remedy cannot be over.
| appreciated Husbands and fathers know lit
tle OF the piany aches and pains to which tho
ieebIef members Of their families are subieeted
IA c"nscquence of their scdentary habits, and
the susceptibility Of their nervous systems -
They suifer uncompainngly. Diflilence, p ey
haps, prevents them from applying 10 a ,,hv
slolan; or II they do sock medical AID il is to N :
| purpose But in Holoway's reredies. The,
have sure means Of relief, and in the accom-
panying directions and advice, a chart that. /
implicitly followed, will guide them 20 renewed
health and cheerfuInoss.- - Home JoilrnaIn
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WELL MERITED TRIBUTE The sandusky Reg
lister makes the following note Of tho paintings by
Miss c. L. Ransom, who Is well known in this
city;
The studio Of Miss G. l.. Ransom, over Moss1
Bank, presents many attractions TO the loYefs OF
the tiae arts Besides the finished portraits Of
many Of our citizens, there is LARGE collection Of
beautiful landscape sketches, good part Of which
Is Of Put-in-BaY scenery, thus possessing local
interest and value, and ne copies from the prOdne.
tlons OF old masters Miss r intends spending
the winter IN New York City, where she will work
IN the studoof one Of the first American artists of
the day, and Is therefore deslFous OF dsposing Of
her collection Of paintings, " could not recoms
mend our readers TO q more Desirable place 10
procure the kind Of paintings 20 which Ne have
referred than Miss X studio She 4 an artist of
much merit and deserves the announcement Of
this community. - "
Miss II. has had excellent success In painHng
iie'lke portraits from dagueneOtypes az A nnD,S
Der OF specimens In her studio show, and Will com.
tlnue 10 fill orders during the winter with which
she may be favored, as her residence in New YORK
will not conflict in the least With any engagements
she may make before leaving this city.
Miss X will remain here only few weeks lon0.
or, and those desiring 10 procure any Of her pain
ings had best call soon. Her studio Is omen eyeTg
afternoon for the reception Of visitors
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FROM 40. LOIIIs.

Sr. Louis, Nov %.
The Overland mail with dates from San Fran
cisco TO the 7rh inst heing two days later than
received by the steamer Baltic, reached here last
night
The Governor Of California has ordered an
election to be held, on the 10th of December, to
I'LL the vacancy in the Senate. This, il is an
ieiPated, will be very excepting election, in.
yoIvng the question whether the Legislature
shall grant the right to construct brcakheads TO
protect San Francisco harbor, the project inyoly-
ing the expcediture Of IS 900 600
An association has been formed at San Fran
cisco with the intention ofembracing TIL whole
State for the purpose of excluding tho Chinese
from all employment except that the lowest
kind
The Denver City Express, with dates 10 the
nth inst, and $4,000 in treasure, reached
Leayenworth on the 25th inst
The Provisional Government was working
harmonously.
The Legislature was engaged IN perlecting q
code Of laws and concerting measures To raise O
revenue to cary on the Government
Mining operation continued to Do prosccuict
TO considerable extent, the weather having
been more favorable than was Anticipated
The Utah mail oflhe 81 brngs accounts of the
exeeuliou oflhos IL. Felgus0n for tic murder OF
Alexander Carpenter, This Is the first judicial
execution ever took place In the territory.
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ROBBERY IN sHALERsvILLE.--1'he house Of
James Stirling at shalersvie was robbed on last
Friday or Saturday by boy II years old, who
has lived with Mr. Stirling and who had given his
name as John Lucas Smith. Mr.. Stirling aud his
wife had been to this city aud returned home on
Saturday. The boy had been left in charge Of
the house Taking advantage of the absence Of
the family be had pried open the windows Of three
doors that were locked, stole a watch s. in
money, fine overcoat, vest pants, aud a lot Of
other things and made or The nelghbors saw
him about the house on Friday evening so that he
went that night or Saturday morning. He had
spoken Of a brother Benjamin Lucas at Toronto
and Il is presumed he has gone there Mr., Stir
ling offers a reward Of S25 for bis ares.
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~ Nature is the great Physician. This

70 Nature is the great Physician. This is
admitted by tie molical profession iundame
principle OF healing science. II wisely provided by the
human economy tha, whenever anything wrong in the
physical the natural forces OF The bOly brought
To bear expol the disease The great aim therefore
strenthen the natural powers This has been kept
by the sklful compuuuder Of Dr. }. J.HoSTETTERsBIT-
TERS which operate to give fresh val, ul the organs
o the bodf The effect uf This medicine upon the
pch the liver and the kidneys prompt and decisive Thq
patient who enough quit druggg and try the
BITTERs feels IL he had taken new leSe Of life
and he continues the Ut the artc he Is oyetOyed
find the streams Of health coursng through his France.
Let all frCm whoe check the Lloom has departed give Dr.
J Hostetiers Celebrated Hitters trial.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally everywhere
nnuc0 n
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FROM wAsnINGTnn

WASHINGTON Nov. %
II Is understood that the Presidents next annual
message viii not be more than two-thirds the
length OF that Of 1858. It's nearly ready for the
press.
Whatever designs France aud Spain may have
on Mexico, with view TO fix its future form Of
Government there Is nothing to warrant the sns
picion that Great Britain is united with them for
that purpose.
Ihe subject OF Mexican Affairs will doubtless be
prominently presented to the consideration Of
Congress during the coming session.
Among the recent arrivals are persons who
formerly held Office in the House OF Representa-
tlves, who are here waiting the organization, hon.
ing TO be relnstated
Ihe more than usual large number Of aspirants
for the positions Of Clerk Doorkeeper aud Post
master, have, besides, drawn hther a correspond
ing Increase Of place hunters
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Mr.. NANDENHoFF AT THE ACADEMY or Music
The Academy Of Music was last night crowded
nom pit to dome and the Boston orator, lawyer
aud dramatist bad no cause 10 complain Of his
greeting at Cleveland.
Ar. Vandenhor prefacol his remarks and his
readings by 40 explanation OF his failure to appear
last Thursday evening, which was entirely satislao
tory 20 the audience and fully exoulpated himself
liom all blame.
lie announced that he should present to the au.
dIenee strange contrast from the writings Of
Shakespeare and Dickens, Ofthe former he should
read the Merchant of Venice" and Of the latter
tue trial OF "Pckwick va. Bardell," He would
thus present twotrals, one a complete drama in
itself and full Of intense dramatic power, and the
other as humorous as could be well conceived. IL
may wellbo believed that the audience had no.ob,
jections to such selections, which would. give 90
broad field in which to exhibit the versatile tai
ent Of the reader.
Words cannot do justice to the eoquence OF
tone, gesture aud counteunnce, with which that
masterpiece OF the Immortal Bard was rendered.
The immense audience were most thoroughly cap
tivated, and might be truly said to chang upon ihe
Ups OF the speaker as he personned the murder.
ousrapacity ofthe acCursed Jew when creditor, and
his alject cringing when SO completely dscomattcd
by the Justice" OF the most learned Judge, 81
P5rtia.
Not less perfect was Mr. VOnleubofrs sprightly
and laughabe rendition of tue memorable sketch
oil Dickens aud during its reading he kept his
hearers in a roar of laughter or a broad smile Of
humor.
Mr.. Vandenholr is a llno actor, and the exerciae
OF this talent added greatly to the effectiveness q,
the readings.
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THE FRIENDs or john BRowN IN CoUNcIL.-
A few friends in sympathy with the heroism aud
integrity OF John Brown met last evening at pri.
vate dwelling to talk over his approaching execu.
tion; and decmDg the occasion one Of deep signia-
cauce to all parties, took some steps towards or
ganizing meeting to be holden on the day of his
death; the occasion TO be celebrated by apprOph-
ate religious exercises, music and speaking, 70
make the meeting instructive aud impressive.
A second preliminary meeting will be held at the
Yestry of the weseyan Church this evening at :
o'clock. All interested are invited.
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HOME MANUFACTURES B. LEMON, of Bed
ford, has been for somo months engaged in man
uiacturing woolen yarns at Bedford, and within a
few weeks past he has put his machinery in ope-
ration for the manufacture of cloths and cassi-
meres. Mr.. L. is a elothier and ia master Of his
trade and gives his personal attention to all the
details of his business. We have seen samples Of
his work and consider tho qualities most excel
lent, and we believe that farmers who keep lin
tied number of sheep can use their wool to good
advantage by having manufactured by Mr.. Le
mOin. Let those wsO want cloths or yarns by all
means give him call.
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MON cnAnLnsrnlYN.

CuARLEsrOwR, Nov. %.
Saturday and Sunday the town was crowded
with strangers aud military. Extensive prepaIA-
iioLs are beihg made for the reception OF additional
military forces approaohingt Ohpfches oil taken
possession OF for barracks. seutihCa are nightly
firing at imaginary foes, and number OF citizens
narrowly escaped bullets
On Sunday niRat tile military confidently ex
pected on attack, and Honlintls Wfre doubled No
foes appeared, however. How they are expected
TO auiYo Is not stated but as the conutry Is being
petfOled Tor twenty miles around II must DO by
the "nndergOund railroad.i
II is stated on good authority, that Wise has
sent spies into Ohio and Pennsyi iyenia, and Il l.
from those reports that large bodies OF armed men
are arming aud moving toVfrd Vliglnia, that tho
military iorces are being % largely aus gm ented.
About 700 additional troops have arrived here
linee Saturday, Including two companies from
WReeing, so lhAtwe have now about 300 militia
~ undernms,
letter from lIsnlerdon county. Pa, slates that
large bodies Of armed men arc moving towards
NTghiA aetois The north mountalBf, supposed 10
be on tholr way to chaIlestoWn. Thofo reports
cause constant pRnic.
All y quiot to-day and arfangemeBts are maxi
ing for the erection Of the gulowa.
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iAIR DlEi HAIR DYE - HAIR DYE
Wm. A. Bachelors Hair Bye!
The only harmless and reltabLs Due knOioI

The only harmless and reliable Due knO0n
The OrguAl and best In the vorldi
All othets mere limitations and should be avoided
81 wish TO escape tilGule.
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed Instantly to
bssun and natural Brown or Black, without the least
injury to Hair OF Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
warded to Vim A BaChelor siace 1893, and $1,000
applications have been made to The Hair Of his patrons
his famous Dyes.
VIM A. BATCHELoR'S HAIR DYE produces color
not TO be Distinguished from nature, aud is WARRANTED
uro the least however long may be continued
aud the III eeot Of Bad Dyes remedied ts Hair nVgor
Ated for life by this Splendid Dye.
Made sold applied TN private roonisl at the Wig
Factory, No 3ti Broadway, N, Y.
sold m all cities aud towGs Of the United States BY Drug
gsis and Fancy Goods Delless.
~ Tho genuine has the name aud address upon steel
plate engraving on four sides Of each Box, Of
WIN. A. BACHELOR,
ianI7 No 233 Broadway, n. Y.
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AID For FUGITIyEs.-The ladies Of Cleveland
who undertook to give some material aid, both in
money and clothing. TO the fugitiyos in Canada,
desire to state the complete success of their efforts
large box of valuable clothing, containing in all
about two hundred articles, left by the steamer
Ocean for Detroit on Wednesday, the 23d inst
Measures have been secured for tho careful dis
tribution Of the articles.
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DEDICATION AT NORTH RoYALToN-The Meth
odists of North Royal!on, tuyahoga county have
just finished the erection of new and beautiful
church editice at cost of SLGO0, which they in
tend to dedicate to the worship of Almighty God
on Thursday, the sth of December. Tho Rev. t
Barkduil, p. =. OF the Cleveland District N O.
Conference, viii preach at 10 l-2 A. M, and Rev
w. u. Disbro at PM
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TRAVRLRR's RBGIsTRR.
DEpAnTUREe
NEW ApyKRTIsrmrNrs.

Situations wapted-Appy a. stair s Sons Seed stor
O. Gutter 4 son-Auctou Sale
s S Barrie-Lamps
hettbefg Hausmann-German Handspun Linen
W H. Ambush-shavins and IIarr Dressiag
Ho'lo say's Pills-special Notice.
HostSttet's Bittars-specal Notice.
For Reni-DWenng House
10 Brown Son Important TO Ladies
Hawks Bro.-Ntw Bloks
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Fur SALE PosTPoNMENT.-The sale of Rich
Furs by o. Cutter & Son bas been postponed m.
I'll Wednesday, 3Oth inst, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
when they will be sold at No, l3G Bank street. op
posite the WeddelI House. They will be ready for
inspection this morning at the above mentioned
place. See advertisement
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NO. Is CoNcERT.-A grand vocal and instru-
mental Concert is 10 be given at the Academy of
Musc on Thursday evening, Dec 9Th, Tor the ben.
eit OF Phoenix Fire Company This is one OF the
oldest and best Companies in the city, and is
deserving Of the encouragement Of all property
owners
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BALTIMORE AND OHIo.-~Erom The last annua
report Of this road, it seems that there has been
reduction of S029,95s,o5 on working expenses,
compared with the preceding year, and an in.
creased net gain Of SG57054 So This result has
been attained in a great degree by the dlmunlli,
of forty per cent in the speed of trains, running
freight trains at the rate of eight and ten miles au
hour, aud passenger trains at maximum of TWEEN.
ly-iive miles. Avast saving has also been produc.
ed by the use of coal OF al the engines regularly
in the passenger and freight service, the average
cost ofiuel on eighteen passenger trains having
been but two and eight-tenths cents per mile,
while the same engines, when burning wood, cost
for fuel from eight to nine cents FER mile
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CnAaLrraoN. s. C., Noy.

NHAhLhihohi y W. NOV. 90
The steamship isabel has arrived from Havana
The Marquis serrano, the new Governor General,
arrived on the Gath inst. aud was received by
grand demonstration lie had been sworn Ia aud
entered upon the duties of his Office
The steamer Moses Taylor was at Havana when
the Isabel sailed.
The sugar market was firm.
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INV YoRE, Nov %
Inc Times publishes dispatch from Mexico
via Panama, which says the Conservatives. led Inv
Gen. Jordo, and the Liberals by Con. Coronado.
met at Tepec, Mexico, about the Sth inet. The
Conservatives were victorious, killing Gen. Coro-
nado aud five hundred Of his men. The los, of the
Conservative is not known, bat supposed 10 bs as
greRt "a the Liberals.
The Liberals had fed to Mszatan.,
Gen. Coronado had imprsoped Her Rri,ani.
Majesty Consul OF Mazatlan, on account of bis
refusal 70 pay second duty on the treasure shin.
ped on II B, NJ ship Colypso Captain Sidney
Greenfall, of Il. b. NJ. steamship Amothyist re
leased him, and blookaded the port Selling two of
their ships loaded With cotton.
Capt Stone returns to Sonora with an escort of
200 U. s. troops aud 400 civilians.
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Yesterday Afternoons Report.
FRoN oIIARLEsrowN.

bAhhlHuNNf NOV. 81
A steamer arrived lfom Norfolk with two
companies Of l7O men, and will 90 on 10 Q ,ar.
lestown in g special train to night. TWO com
panies Of 100 men lrit CharlcsloWn to-dav TO-.
Wheeling. TO guard the Ohio hne Tie Vir
gina Cadets and, over a hundred volunteers,
numbering in all over two hundred men, went
up IN special train this afternoon.
These reinforcements will make Tho force at
Charestown over one thousand They are
quartered in the Court Ilouee and churches -
Every car that passes through is searched for
armed mep, at all the stopping places in Virsin.
IA. What new information has been received
has not transpired There seems, however. TO
be determination 10 keep up the panic. The
militsry movement, it is said grows out of a
confident belief that an attack will be made TO.
night. ltis said that Gov Wise and Mr.. Hun.
Ter profess 70 have received information that an
attack will be made 20 night Companies from
all parts the State have rendered their ser-
vices to the Governor, also four companies iron,
Georgia and one from North garoIira. Tho
services Of Che latter have been decliled.
The citizens OF Rockingham county havs ten.
dered hundred mounted mrn 10 proceed 10
any point the Governor may require them
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BOARD OF EDUcATfoN the Board last
nignt the Committee upon the Hudson street diff
hoully reported, but their report was referred back
to them for further aclion--tO be reported upon
again at the next meeting.
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POwERLEss FOR EyIL-PoTENT FOR Coon
When pain Inflammation s present. aud Brandroth's
Pills used, they at seize upoa the humofs which
are the occasion OF the pain and Inflammation and remove
them from the body This quality o. alone sezing hold
aud causing the expulsion OF dopaVed humo possessed
bv no other medicine. For Brandrehs Pills operate solely
upon those impurities which surround aud affect the tbs
and organs affected by disease By natural affinity
hsy seize these humos because their life Is below that
of the surrounding parts and eSpsl them from the body
Young people cannot but middle sged aud old people can
M measure appreci te that icne which, being used
In sickness acts only upon the Of disease which
las power except those humors whose preseuce
produces every pain and whose removal removes every
disease Whatever organ affected there these wondor
fu pills penetrate and impurities rom thus pre-
venting settling Of the humor; because they removed
from the body In rheumatism evers pleurses pains In
the side dyspepo head aehes cO,ttyeness Asthna colds
coughs throEis, piles ucerS, boils they give imme
diae relief; aud taken early prevent organic disease
Maades, pronounced beyond human SKI have yielded
10 their influence and niious human lives have been
saved by their timely Oh how important in sickness
10 that medicine winch only sXingushes tho diIoaSe
and leaves ell efec, behind.
Sold at No 29i Canal s Brandrehs Building; and b,
A. s. ca diner No 900 superior street. Cleveland; and by
j. u, Wheedon Hudson, and all TespooHbs deSleIs
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FROM RICHMOND.

R.cHNoND Nov. "a.
a dispatch urges the people Of Virginia to
stay away from the execution Il saws that
visitors from other StateS, if they arc permitted
TO bepresent at all, will be assigned a position
where they can DO no mischief.
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MEssRs. LANPHEAR Il BARRETT:--After fully
testing the merits of your Easy Washer" in my
family lunhestatlngly pronounce 1t far superior
to any aud all other washing machines thatI have
ever seen. It is saving of time ofiul eighty five
per cent, and washes cleaner and safer than ninety
nine professional waaherwoman in one hundred
You will find my opinion ofyour excellent inyeu-
tion more fully expressed in the Literary Museum
OF Dec LIST, 1859 Yours truly,
o. L. DoD0E.
Hl.unlnnh NJ. oaLl 1asn
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FoR HoLIDAy pREsENTs.--Call at Green's for
one 81 his gems ofArt viz Plain or Colored Photo.
g.faphs, equal to the best ever exhibited in this
, vicinity. FoREsT CITY GALLERY,
noyl7263 2i3 Superior Street,
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Nov. %
The case Of George c. Bates against the Illinois
Central railroad, which has been on trial Ia the
U. s. Court for the past week, involving right Of
defendant 10 their depot property m Chicago, was
decided to-day In favor OF the rUnd.
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Ane Nut Candy made and sold by Caleb Tur.
ner is the finest article of the kind We have ever
tasted and his pop corn is number one and that
Is the verdict of the public.
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~ For well becoming ana beautiful Hat or
Cap we recommend +. Rlniui's excellent assort
ments Of Fall Styles, at ITS Superior street He,
as practical Furrier, Is now engaged In manulnc-
turing Capes, Mufls Fur Gloves, etc, etc. for the
Fail and Winter trade.