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/|yD TENTH WARD REFORM MEETING
~ The friends of Reform in the Tenth Ward will meet
ON Err - WEST BALTIMORE STREET, adjoining Metro
potan Hall, between Gay and Holiday streets on THIS
Thursday EV ENING the 27h instant, at ~ clock
IT. DANIEL NJ. THOMAS, Secretary
|EY REFORM MEETING IN THE TWEEN
- TIETH WARD.-The friends Reform in the goth
Ward are requested to meet at MT VERNON HALL North
Thursday EVENING, 2Tth Instant at ~ clock The
meeting Will he addressed bg Chas H. Pitts, Esq and S
1t A. 4. CHAPMAN. Chairman
{fD JOIN T REFORM MEETING.-THE
RS 18th, 18th 18th goth Ward Reforners will hold
general meeting FRIDAY EVENING. 2sth instant AT
half past o'clock. Al MOUNT VERNON HALL. Howard
street nearly opposite Centre. Addresses will b. delivered
1P THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
which will he held at John Kjnsey'S CENTRAL AVENUE
GKFE HOI So near theConer Of Canal and Eager
O'Clock, on SATu RI'AY EVENING NENT. 18th October
Mr. Preston and othericnds Of the will address the
meeting o27-3t
Up THE REFORM ASSOCIATION OF THE
- 18TH WARD will hold MEETING AT THE NEW
ASSEMBL1 ICONS, corner nf Hanover and Lombard
streets THIS (Thursday) EEENlN G, II p. NJ
The Special Commit ee viii meet at above place & o'clk
By order, NATHANIEL RAMSAY WATERS,
II Secretary.
I~P TWELFTH WARD.-THE FRIENDS
OF REFORM are earnestly requested 10 attend at the
Hail W corner OF lexington and Grcen streets MEET
NGS EVERY NIGHT till Election Dav at half INST seven
o25-5tt BY ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE
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ECONOMY ! ECoYoNYlI

ECONOMY ! ECoNoMY!!
DOLLAR SAVED IS TWO DOLLARS MADE.
This be done by purchasing God already Sawed and
Split at Office Of City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
NOS NORTH STREET.
slO-tf JAMES II IoIIrc0N
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A lady PHYSICIAN FROM Boston

MRS. ANNA MANSFIELD, a Lady Physician from Bos
ton arrived in this city by the last steamer from Boston,
Her skill as Physician especially in reference the
prevalent complaints among her has been spoken
Of, in very high terms.
1t is probable that she will deliver Medical Lecture to
Ladies during her stay Announcements Of the location
here will soon be made. II
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KINnLING Wnnnl K1Nn11Nc Woo,

KIEDLIEG WooD KINDLING WoopII
SAWED AND SPLIT WooD OF Ivy SIZE
At Ofice Of City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No. 3 NORTH STREET.
slOu JAS. II. JOHNSON
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WEDDING Presents.

WEDDING Presents
J.&R CAMPBELL
New JEwELRY WATCHES, CLOCKS
jar. CAMPBELL.
BEST QUALIFY ALBATA WARE
JAR CAMPBELL
FINE FANS, SCARF PINS
Jar CAMPBELL.
MANUFACTURERS OF SILVER WARE
JAR. CAMPBELL.
PLATED,TEA SETS, TEA KETTLES, URxs, WATERS.
j. & r. CAMPBELL.
SLEEVE BUTTONS, STUDS, yGsr CHAINS
J. & Il. CAMPBELL,
OPS Ivy 227 Baltimore street
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BEWARE OF DECEPTION.

BEWARE OF DECEPTION
There is sole ercre agent the sale OF the kind
IF Coal heretofore sold By tie Baltimore Coal Company
and k7lolcn as GENUINE BALTIMoRE COMPANY Coal ANY
such pretensons fraud and dec pon We caution
sumers against buying inferior article under the old
trade mark, and invite attention to the following;
WILKEsBARRE, PA, June 6, 1859
hereby certify that have mined, prepared and shipped
all the Coal sold by the Baltimore Coal Company the city
of Baltimore and elsewhere for the past % years up to Sep
tember 1857, and the Coal am sending GROVE MIL
LB CO, and others, of Batnor- precisely the same
kind OF Coal from the vein and fully equal to any
shipped by me for the Baltimore Coal Company with whom
have connection, answerabe for the cha.
racter OF their Coal since September, 1857.
ALEXANDER GRAY.
Weare prepared to deliver any quantities above cele
brated COAL also Medium, Free Burning and Cumberland
Goals at the lowest prices Orders respectfully solicited and
satisfaction warranted.
GROVE MILLER & CO.
EardS-N W corner Paca and German streets; Howard
above Franklin Office 81 Second opposite
Clock. s29tD29
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LONDON HAIR BRUsHRs.-A complete assortment
of the best London make comprising great variety of
most desirable patterns, Of all sizes
y. ITYNS0N JENNINGS 4 CO..
PHARMACEUTISTS.
o=Iu IS North Charles street
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A S T W E Elk
IL OLE TILE EYIIIp1nInNr.

I A S T WEEK
- OF THE EXHIBITION,
THE MARYLAND INsrIrrre
WILL WILL CLOSE TUESDAY EVENING, November Ist
The BLUES BAND viii perform every evening
price. og7-sf St"
a. oPPER-DISTILLEDR RYE WHIsKEY.
vear Z g1s different W;1 been in store from ~
Commission Merchant,
-ozl-eo2W| (up stairs
o. UNDER A DECREE OF THE CIRCUIT
Esiiiii COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY, the undersigned,
day Of November 5 O'CLOCK P ~ a. tie Ne9 i fT
THAT L0f Of GRoUNB on FXYET = Eb sFREEf
IN SAD CITY, as occupied by the late Dr. Thomas H. Wright
northeast corner Of lot ground subaased bv Thomas H
Msnt 70 heodore anderson and running thence southerly
easery parallel with Fayett street eight feet two inches
feet six inches thence e @h aoTad str Ct twenty four
seventeen feet nine inches thence northey parallel with
and theme westerly binding on the south side Of Fayette
S wtnyive fee5 SIX inches to the place Of beginning
DWELLING, and three story Brick Back Building hay-
Office and dwelling BY the %s late e' br
s pav al I"g IT Is now occupied at yearly rent of
prs on the l3s Of January 1851 The taxes viii be paid
Also, ALL THAT LOT ON BALTIMORE. STREET in
said city BEGINNING for the at the distance of ninety
three feet four inches hereabou the norta
corner OF Bal and Green streets, at the oufhe
corner OF lot conveyed by the Committee the Presbytr
ian church in id city to Nelson Wade, and running thence
cast on Baltimore street eighteen feet middle of the
part ion wall of the Warehouse erected on this lot and the
one erected on the adjoining lot thence north with the mid
ten feet to twelve foot alley thence west binding on said
alley with the privilege thereof eli hteen feet to Wade's
1911 and thence, binding on said lot to the BEGINNING
rms lot is improved by a WAREHOUSE, which is now
of St00 ' " " '"iiiuai rent
The Trustee will sell such title to said lota he can law
Trustee rs. Hayward et al - e''he'
Ierns-Onet cash. and the residue in six in1e aud
eighteen months, with interest and satisfactory
HUGH l.. RONit, Trustee.
o-,o,, CANNON 4 MATTHEW'S,
o-- 3H2M AUS P Auclioneers
d. SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
Esiii ON LEXINGTON MARKET SPACE
49, NEAR PACA STREET
will ofer at public sale on THIS Thursday AFTER
NGqHi ~, 2tti ms ant at o'clock, the premises
ILL liza 70! W GKUU Nd on the south side of Lex
agton street beginning &C feet inches from Paca ST.
with depth ofl5E feet to an alley ~ feet wide
The lot Is in fee and is improved by two.story BRICK
BmlLDlNG, now occJpied as a tavern - N
Terms made known at sale
JOHN CARSON,
!. ,.,rr-, Attorney for owner
II SAMUEL H. COVER. Auctionper
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SOLE Agency OF THE BALTIMORE CoMpANYs
CoAL-1 have stored in my yard 1000 Of Baltimore
Company Coal for which am the sole agen) of the var
Gus Sizes which offer for sale the lowest market rates
Orders for any quantity filled promptly
CTAS. GILMOR,
Sole Agent,
o2l6 IS Second, near the Post Office.
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THE LARGEST FURNITURE
M CHAIR MANDATORY IN THIS CITY.

THE LARGEST FURNITURE
ND CHAIR MANUFACTORY IN THIS CITY
E. MOI TVS,
No. 81 NOErH GAY STREET, Baltimore
Opposite the Odd Fellows Hall,
Where can be found the largest stock Baltimore made
Furniture in this city Citizens and strangers are requested
to examine this stock Of Furniture before purchasing as
there be found always hand and made to order:
TEIE-a-TETES, in BrocatelIe, Plush Hair Cloth So
FAS, Walnut and Mahogany in Plush, Hair Cloth or COW
cred in goods to ORDER Full French Paror Half French
Arm, Rocking, and easy CHAIRS of various patterns in
Brocatelle PluSh Hair Cloth, CHAMBER SUITS in
"atnutapd Mahogany aous styles; from $50 to 5000
large assortment OF CaneSeat Rocking, Chamber Dining
and Reception Chairs, in Walnut, Oak, &c: EXTENSION
TABLES, SIDE BOARDS, and WHAT-NOTS, of all pat
terms Hair, Husk and Spring MATTRESSES on hand and
made to order. All goods carefully packed
f. MOUNT,
mhI7tf No n Cav st onD odd Feoys, uor
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FINE GOLD WATCHES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
ONE oil the most splendid assortmens Of WATCHES in
this country TO be found at the subscribers am
stantly receiving Watches from England, France and
Switzerland and will sell at the lowest rate for rstcass
Watches.
GABRIEL u. CLARK,
Importer of Watches and Jewelry Manufacturer of Silver
Ware, wholesale and RETAIL Calvert and Water SITS
Baltimore
N.B.-SpansA Silver Coin wanted SLIT
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REMOVAL.
c. Y. DAVIDSON Gas Filter, HAS REMOVED from the
Old stand, No IS North street, to
No. n. LIBERTY STREET.
N B.-Gas Fixtures at reduced prices. o7lmr
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80 I---lI ~ .Ll1.-.
pUCKWHEAT BAGS!
~ CORN MEAL BAGSll
FLOUR BAGSm
Plain, or Handsomely Printed in quantities suit
ALSO,
tuil supply Ct
GRAIN.
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EOPPER-DISTILLEDR RYE WHISKEY.
~ $50 bbs different brands, been in store from 90 to
years Warranted win be sold close account
S. B. 0WINGS,
Commission Merchant,
IS South street,
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FINE TABLE CLARET.-Another supply received
! /! GREEN YOE, 50 Baltimore street Pitt
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p THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
D HOME INSURANCE.
COALES FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY

GREAT REDUCTION on MERCHANDISE RISKS.
me Companies represented are all UNITED STATES
COMPANIES, of solid capital and tried character Their
condition from year to year being laid open the public
inspection
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MILLER & BEACHANPS
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN MUSIC STORE
No. 10 NORTH CHARLES STREET.
'!"gs !ar FOREIGN Music solicited. list,
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LEGAL SALES.
SlInRIEE,S SALE

DH VIRTUE or AN ORDER or SALE
- issued from tho ofIiCU Ut tho Clerk Of
the Court Of Common Pleas Tor tho County
OF Gcauga. aud State OF Ohio. in u certain
suit wherein Clark G. Sumner is pi,int,T
and WiIliston Komptou and others are De.
londants, to mo directed and delivered. /
have caused to bo appraised and shall expose
10 saIo at public veuduo ut the Door of the
Court house in Chardon in said County, on
Saturday. The mn day cr June A d. 1859
between the hours of tun o'clock AN, and
tour PM. OF SAID day, tho following do.
SCrlbed Real Estate to witt
Situate in tho Township of Thompson.
County OF Gcauga aud State Of Ohio,and
known as part OF bot twclyo (i2) in said
Township. and bounded IA follows to wit :
B"gtnnng in tho center Of tho Road run
Mug from Thompson to Chardon. on tho
cast limo of land decided by Roswell
Adams. to Aluxan lor Sherwood, dated
December Ilih AID l85-; thonco west
cr'y along the center OF said road sixteen
rods; thence south.CastOrly to the first
mentioned line; thence north on said hue
to tho place Of beginning, to contain ouo
acre Oflaud.
Said premises appraised at SIlj
TERMS OF SALE Cash in hand
Il G.. WHITE,
Sheriff and Special Master IN Chancery
Shor'iis Office. Geauga County.
May G!h 1859. 48G.5w
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CLEVELAND MARKETS MAY 81.
FLoUR-Salcs of good extra at 81 25.
OATs-New so cts. in bags
MARRIED..

On Wednesday morning, June lst by the Rev
w. Collins, OF Chnrton, DR.. J, J. LAWYER to
Miss MARCIA NJ. WELTON, both Of Burton.
With the above notice we received a splendid
loaf Of cake, in return Tor which we lrus, that
peace, happiness and the unnumbered bless
ings of Heaven will attend them, and may the
voyage upon which they huYe embarked prove
long and prosperous. May she always find Aer
" lawyer" good couRseHor.
In Munson, on the 3lst ult, at the residence of
bldes father, by the Rev. A. Woodard, Mr.. JOHN
G. HOLLIS, late Of Greenfield, Mass TO Mrs
ALANTHA l.. HOLLIS, oil Mnnson, daughter
OF Seth Brewster,
At the residence of Elder Abram Woodland, in
Munson ON the 2lst ult, Mr.. WILSON WOOD
ARD, Of Mmson, to Mrs, ARCENA CLARK, OF
Newbury.
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THE TROUBLES IN UTAH --Lato adYices
from Utah indicate furtnnr Serious trout bio
in that Territory. The differences SO long
sxisting between the Executive aud Judicl-
ary arc about to result in u collision between
tho United States troops under Gou. john
ston, and tho Mormon military undUr Cs'u.
Wells; 5000 Of the latter having been
called out by Gov. Cummings to protect
tho citizens from what no dooms the uSUrp
alton of authority on the pars of the Judges
and Military.
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DIED.

At Parkman, on the 2ih inst Mrs MARY
WILLIAMS, leilct OF the late Russell Williams.
|, has been the good portion Of but few through
long life to accomplish so fully the gentle and un-
obrrusive vrtuc, and duties of true Christian wo-
manhood, and no one ever wrought them out with
purer and more unseIhsh devotion. The uncom.
planning cheerlulness with which she endured the
anguish OF long and hopeless illness, was but
fitting completion of beautiful example, which
her lille and death furnish It's the reward of such
below, TO be ever loved while living and ever re.
membered when deud,
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From these figures, it will be seen that nearly
one-our;h Of the total deaths in the country ara
cuused by Consumption, to say nothing of the nu-
merous other diseases springing from a " slight
cold"
DO not tihe with your health; but. if suffering
from Cough, or Cold on the Lungs buy bottle
oil iHOOFLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL, and
you may satel count on cure. Thousands have
done 50, and have certified ;uls wonderful effects
Coughs sometimes proceed from a disordered or
dyspeptic state of the stomach, in whch case the
German l}iuers should be used in cases OF weak.
ness, general debility of the system, resulting
from prolracted Cough, tie German Biters will
he found of great benefit
Street. Philadelphia. and tor Sale by Druggists
aud Storek eepors throughout the United States
and Canada. Price IS cents per bottle.
Jaruary I, 1859. 469-1yiRs.
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THE MODE or EXAMINATION

THE MODE or EXAMINATION
Pursued by DR.. Wadsworlh is very simple and
entirely new and by it disease OF any OF the inter.
nal vital organs is IN very lew minutes detected
with facility aud certainty, without asking the
patient question:, or having the least previous
knowledge OF the cuse.
Among the Diseases treated with perfect sue
cess are SCROFULA,
And all diseases OF Scroluous origin, Ulcers,
Tumors, Enlarged Glands or Joints, Hip Disease,
Swclled Neck or Goltre, Scroiuuus Sure Eyes,
Scnld iend, Eruptions the Head or other parts,
Cancer, Eistulu, Spinal Diseases, Dyspepsia,
Gravel, Impotence, Structures, ST. Vitus Dance,
Epilepsy, rheumatism, Dropsy, &c.
All diseases peculiar TO Females, and all Chro.
mic Diseases of the Brain, Eyes, Throat, Lungs,
Heart, stomach, Liver, Spleen, Kidneys, Shin or
other Organs. A speedy cure warranted in all
diseases OF Syphlitic or Vcnereal character,
without the use OF Mercury or other poisons,
which destroy the Constitution
Teeth extracted without pain by Galvanism.
Regular visits will be made during the year -,
giving those who commence, opportunity to con.
lnue till cured
No certificates of cures published, but references
tJ any number of patients, who have been CuIed,
will he given to those desiring them.
THE lDOR LITERALLY CONSIDERED.
Any person sending a correct statement ut their
symptoms. nud enclosing 10, Will have medicines
adapted To their ease, sufficient to last one month
or five weeks, sent them hy Express.
Address, IL w. WADSWORTH, MI.
Batavia, NY
May &, 1859 4s6.tf
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Remarkable Increase of Emmlgration.

A'"Au"A Asple AICTeaS9 OF Emmig ration.
The present month is likely to prove
the most buoyant in the emigrant passen-
ger trade OF any within the last two years
The Liverpool 1TmsS, OF the 23l ult,, has
the following
Snce the commencement Of the month,
~ ships have been cleared 10y the Gov
ernmeu; Emigration officer at this port
having on board 675) emigran!s chiefly
bound Tor New York. The numbers
carried out by some Of these vessels are
truly formidable /; for instance, the Con.
s!eIlation had on board 751 souls, and
the Emerald Isle, no souls the latter
having sailed on Tuesday, the l9.h. Of
the total number li07 were Eu.iish, only
81 Scotch, while 4G4O were IRISH, and
A37 natives OF o;her counties. The ma
jority of the latter were Mormons--352
chiefly Danes, having, with SAT EnghsA
and Scotch total 737 Mormous, -
sailed in the William Tapscolt tor New
York on the | lth instant. In addition to
the above the ships Great Weatern and
Jeremiah Thomson, with about 140J
passengers, sailed from the Merscy on
Thursday, the 2lst, and before the close
OF the month upwards oi 1000 more are
expected to embark, making the emlgra-
tion TO the States upwards Of 10, ,OOJ in
one month. We may add that the mon
ster clipper Waite Star, belonging to
Messis, II. L. Wilson and Chambers,
will sail the early part Of next month tor
New York
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VOLUME X. NO. 22.
A Golden Wedding,

On Tuesday, May II 1859. Mr.. Robert
Russell and wife celebrated their htlicih
wedding anniversary, at their old resi-
dence in AuSlinIown, Mhonius County.
On this occasion the aged and happy
couple were permitted to greet all OF their
children, (nine in numbrr,) aud thirty
two out OF thrly.four Of their grand
children now living. The two absent
ones are in the State OF Missouri. |, is a
fact worthy OF note, TINT death has remov-
ed but three from this large family these
were grand children.
MIR. Russell was born August 23l, 1881
in Loudon County, Virginia In 1855
his parents moved to Washington County
pennsylvania, here he lived until 1902
AT this time he removed to Gcauga Co.,
Ohio. In 1897 he removed to Auslintown
where he has ever since resided, nonored
and respected by all VIII, know him. He
married Rlchel HAmpson, May, II. 1900.
1t is truly an event of rare occurrence,
that persons So Gar advanced in fife are
permitted 10 meet so many Of their des d.
cendan,s on similar occasions. This meet.
ing made deep and lasting impression
upon the minds Of AL present, Auer
plrtakng of the b0unliIul repast, the aged
sire gave briet sketch Of his pioneer lite,
to which all listened with marked atten-
ton and Interest. Some Of the grand
children followed him in briefand appro.
pirate remarks. Mr.. Russell received, as
token OF respect, beautiful cane, oa
which he may lean in the decline of life !;
also book containing the entire record
OF all his defendants. My the last days
OF this aged couple be as peaceful and
happy as their past lives have been pros
porous and honorable. NaaoaiRy Reg.
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HOrICE.-Th will be u MEETING OF
tho b o AR d OF TRUSTEES OF ASBURY
SEMINARY, al CHAGiuN FALLS, On SA-
1UkDAY, the 3Uth day VI June next, at O'Clock
I'M. L. u. MIX, President,
49u.l!s B. WILLIAMS, Jr, Secy.
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NOTICE.-The OFFICERS olthe GEAUGA
COUNTY FREE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,",
Rre requested to meet at the Agricultural Hall,
il Clarilon, on the FlRSH SATURDAY IN
JUNE next. BY Order.
May 20, 4SS.3w
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

EOriCE.--The Annual Meeting OF the
Geuuga County Bible Society will be held in
CHESTER, on TUESDAY, June l4th, conf
mencing at Ten O'Clock AM. for business, ana
al One Pm. Elder JOHN DAIH will deliver the An
nuul Address. Pastors are requested to send up
all Funds collected Tor the cause. All lricadIy to
10 cause are cordially invited.
LEWIS u. MAYNARD, Pres.
June 3, 1859 49O2w
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DR.. RoBACK'S REHEDIES.- We pub.
ish, in another column of to.doys paper, an arti.
Gle copied from the Cincinnati Times, descriptive
OF Dr. Roback's extensive medical establishment
IN that ci'y, BY the way, DE- Robuck's Remedies
nave obtained great ana deserved popularity
win all classes. Ii has been buta short time
since these Remedies we're introduced into our
section OF country yet DE-. Brennan, Dr. Robuck's
agent III this place, informs Us that lis sales Of
the Blood Pills aud Blood Purifier now far exceed
those oI al! other medicines for which he is agent
combined. The reason for tins, Is. that they have
stood the test OF practical experience We know
this not only from the mjuths OF others, but we
nave useI them IN our own family wi:h the very
best results Foruli diseases ui the blood general
deulty, whether proceeding from sickness or from
natural weakness, indigestion, and al kindred
ailments. we recommend the scandinavian Rene
dies us the cery b,M medicines cXtant. They are
destined u achieve, not an ephemeral success
but a pefaiNgnL aud deserved reputation which
VIII ronJer theW necessity in every family 49,
NlPoieoa u, No,M Vest March 2
See Advertisement. 4G9.4w
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From the Rev. J. y. Herman, of the

German reformed Church.
KurzrowN, BerSs Co., Pa Nov. ., 1859.
.DR. g. M. JAcRsJt-Rrspfcfp Sir I have
been trouood with dyspepsia nearly :wcn,y years
aud have never usel any medicine that did me so
much good as iIoonani's Birrs. am very much
improved in health, after having taken five bottles
Yours, with respect, j 5. HERMAN.
Ask Tor Hoofland's German Bilrcrs, aud take
nothing else. See that the signature oi c. NJ
Jackson is on the wrapper Of each bottle. These
Bittcrs are manufactured by DR. c. W. jack son,
No ll5 Arch Street, Philadelphia, and arc sold
by druggists nni storekoepers in every town and
village in the United States, Caualas, West In.
dies, aud South America, at 7j cts. per bottle.
May q. 1859. lso.2w
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BlLL........ ..,'. ..''''' ...'...''.'' 81 w
This House is new and Strong, aud clpabe OF ac-
commoduting so couple, aud Stocking Is bound
make every effort to = ave it pleasant llls
tBilliurd Room aud Bowling Alley will be in run
mug order and properly managed to make it plea.
sant. \ general invitation is extended 10 all who
wish tor good Time.
Music "A. WEST AHDP UrsoN's CoTILLoN BAND
The Road from the bottom TO tho top OF the
Mountain will be we'll Lighted.
Muy 70. 4oS-u
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NOTICE

They siodl not b, use during Pregnancy, ns
mis- carriage would certainly result therelrum
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from uuy.
thing injurious to htc Or health Explicit dlrcc.
upns, which should be read accompany each box
Price 81. Sent by mail on enclosin! vi to any
authorized ageut. Sold by one Druggist in every
town in the Uni el States.
r. B. HUTCUINS,
GENERAL Agent FOR THE UNITED STATES,
l6D ChamDers.St., New York,
To whom all wholesale orders should be addressed
Sold by a. Cook, CharLon, and VIM Fisk
Cleveland. 412yl