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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-07-15

NEW BRIpaE. - The mechanics
have commenced the construction Of
tho Fremont & Indiana Railroad
bridge, across tho Blanchard, At this
place. Tho stone york vss com
v,sssd some time ago.
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MAssiAor.--Msfied on the 3oth ultimo.
BY Rev. William Young, Mr.. Robert Poe. Of
Liberty township. to Ms. Margaret Loy. Of
the ssme vicinity. $40 Z, f1
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Fremont & Indiana Railroad

NorroE. - The stockholders Of the Frsmon,
d Indiana Railroad Company are hereby notis
cd to meet at tho ONCE OF said Compsnv. /,
Fremont, Ohio, on the 27th day of July next, Al
10 o'clock, noon, TO elect seven Directors 70,
the ensuing year. and to transact such othe,
business ~ they may deem proper. ...-
..------.-- II, AAsDEN. Sscnstsry.
FsvxoRT, June 0, 1859.
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ALL GENUINE KrssrDY's MEDICAL DIS.
covrsr is put up IN four.squsre bottles, en-.
closed in red envelope. marked Kennedy {
Medical Discovery. VI AL ornras NOT
arSuiRE. rn
ISRAEL GREEN.
A. LANawoRTHy, Agents
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PRopucrIvH WHEAr.--We received
this week from Mr.. Garret D. Teat.
sorth, Of this place, samples Of his
rye and wheat, showing a very
abundant yield. The rye especially,
In length OF head, and in plumpness
of berry, cannot easily be surpassed.
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DsArS.-Died in Findlsy. on the 18th in.
s."nt, Of Scarlet Fever Abrsm ost,iussr,
aged six years. eight months. and sixteen
days. ...s
Died on the 9th instant. Melvin HeLsls,
aged about seven years.
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Tar OuesrIoN or CIRcuLATIoN. :

TIE QUESTION: OF CIRCULATION. -
The Editor Of the Courier affects hoI
to understand that we referred to him
especially ss endeavoring 10 under.
rate our circulation. While he is
accustomed to represent his circu-
ldtion as about three times that Of
the Js6srsonian, when approached
by advertisers, hisextreme modcstyl
will not allow him to put it above
"doubie that Of any paper published
in Hancock county," in his standing
notice al the head Of his columns
Whether the Editor has uttered this
Muuchsusen declaration 80 often as
tobelieve II himself, does not appear,
but one thing 10 certain that the pub.
lie arc not credulous enough to put
faith in his boasting, as his adver.
tising patronage plainly shows. He
had just as we'll stake down his
sign" and put up in its stead
TWISTING AND TURNING
DONE here TO ORDER" 1t
would benefit him full as much and
DO much more in accordance with the
truth than tho ridiculous display Of
his "three presses kept constantly
running" and his enormous circu
lationi
Now we propose to test the truth
OF the gentleman's declaration, BY
snbjecting the circulation OF the two
papers to an investigation. Will
the Editor accede to such an ar
rangement-darc hel 1.-The does, we
shall show that instead of the Cour-
ser having "double the circulation OF
any other paper in Hancock county,"
there is no material difference in the
circulation OF the two papers. Let
ms have the matter tested, neighbor,
and see II you are not about as near
the Truth as you were IN your state.
ment about publishing the laws once
upon q time.
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SCIENTIFIC AMRRroAN.-We have
two copies of this valuable periodi.
cal TO dispose Of, for one year, on
reasonable terms.
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The Great English Remedy,
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
Celebrated Female Pills.
Prepared from prescription of Sir J.
CLARKE, Physician extraordinary
TO the Queen.

Prepared from prescription of Sir J.
CLARKE, Physieian extraordinary
to the Queen.
This valuable medicine is unf,iling In the
cure Of all those painful AMI dangerous dseas'
es to which the fomale constitution Is subject.
Il moderates all excess and removes all lobstruc.
ions, and a speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
II Is peculiarly suited. It viii, In short tims
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, besrs the Gov.
ernmont Stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent
countsrfeits.
7a,s Pills should not BE- taken BY females during
the FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy
|as they are sure 10 bring on Miscarriage, but at
any other 'ims they ara safs.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections
Pain In the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight
sxsrtion, Psipitstion Of the Heart, Mysteries.
and whites, these Pills will slfsct cure whom
all other means have failed, and although q
powerful remedy. do not contain ir.n, oalo-
mel, antimony, or anything hurtfaito the cons
titution. HfsrN
Fuii directions accompany each psckaxs,
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB NOSES, (Lats l. 9. Baldwin 4 ce.,)
Rochester, N. Y.
N. B--Sl 90 and postage stsnps sWciessd
10 any authorised Agent, Win trsurs bottle OF
the Pills by return mall. 4llcC -,o.-, +. -I'
For sale BY A. LANow0nTHY, Wholesale
and retail, Findlsy, Ohio.
Jan. n, lsss.--iy.
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4 DMtNI 'ftA rOits SALE Oh LAND
IA On the thirteenth day OF August. ls59. at
ono O'CLOCK. p. M, on tho premises. 1T the late
residence oi John Nichols, deceased, in Amin.
da township. Hancock county, Ohio, will he
sold TO the highest bidder, the following real
estate, AZ the property OF John Nichols de
ceased. to wit: Tho West half of the North.
East quarter Of section thiriy.thrce In town.
amp one south ~ range twelve in said county.
sibiect To the dover OF the widow, appraised
al $500. Terms of sale; one.tliird ni tho pur
chase money Ia hand on tho day OF sale. and
the residue thereof IN one and two years there.
after with interest from the day OF sale, to be
SECURED By mortgage On said premises.
The dover estate OF the widow will be sold
by her on reasonable terms.
ADlJAH SMITH.
AdminisfrafOr Of John Nichols.
o'NsAL \ BLAcKroKD, Attornsys.
jane 2t.--[jt
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Proposed Amendment TO the Constitu.
tion,

proposed Amendment TO the Copstitu-
tion.
Relative to an amendment to the Constitution
providing for Annual Sessions of the General
Assembly.
Rssoired by the General dsssabiy Of hs sfufs Of
Ohio, Three.nfths of the members OF each
house concurring therein, that Il be and is
hereby proposed to the electors os the state tn
vote nj the next annual October state election
upon the approval or rejection of the iDllnwins
amendment as substitute for the hrst elauav
OF the twenty.ffth section OF the second a-ii
Gle of the Constitution Of this state, to.wii: .
IAN regular sessions OF the General Assembly
shall commence on the FIRST Monday IN January.
annually"
WILLIAM b. WOODS,
Speaker ofthe House OF Repte ,en,atiyes,
MARTIN WE.KER,
President of the Senate.
April 2. 1859.
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A GREAT HORSE AND CATTLH
MEDICINE.

caanaitisn dido iP%uvs.'
ders.-Thsse d
Hesders are hsA
IN very h,gh ssG
SIgs,fi::;$syt$gSS S'I1,i: ;ytgSS
PLANT. etc.
They are sncsl.
knit 6r enas
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BRAGG i BURROwEs,
Sole Proprietors, st. Louis. Missouri.

We, the undersigned, masters and owners Of
steamboats, running to and from the port OF
st. Louis. impressed with tho Importance uf
having on hand, At all tiIncs, q safe and certain
remedy 10 be used In cases II sudden disasters,
hsve obtained u supply of Or. Bragg's Arctic
l.nimont, which we shall always hereafter car.
ry upon our respective boats believ ing Il to
be tho most speedy and unf,iling remedy for
the euro of burns scalds, wounds, contusiuas,
&c, ever offered TO the public:
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Important to Fe nales.

Important to Females.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
Prepared by Cornelius l.. Cheeseman. NJ. ID.
NEW YORK CITY.
Tho combination Of ingredients in these
pills is the result sf u Ion: and extensive prac.
tice. They are mild in their operation. and
erti,in in correcting all Irregularities. Paine.
ful Menstruations. removing all obstructions,
whether from cold or otherwise, headache
pain in the side, palpitation Of tho heart, dis.
turbed sleep, which arises from interruption
Of nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES,
nr. CheesemansPl lis ARE Invaluable, rs they
will bling on the monthly period with regular
ity. Ladies who have been disappointed In
the use Of other Pills, can place the utmost
confidence In DR. Cheeseman's Pills doing al
they represent TO do.
TICE.
They should not be used during Pregnancy,
as miscarriage would certainly result tharc.
from.
Warranted purely vegetable, and FREQ from
anything injurious to lifo or health, Explicit.
directions, which should be read, accompany
each box. Price 81. Sent by mail on en-,
closing 81 TO the General Agent. Sold by one
Druggist in every town in the United St,tcs.
r. d. HUTCHINGs,
General Agent for the United States.
los CHANBses SrREgr, NEw YoRk,
To whom all Wholesale orders should be ad.
dressed. 8 Id by
j. :. rkASSsaSSS1lsrHF SsSSls. F~Dt.r, Ohio.
January IL, ls59.-[ly
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T. u. Rrierly, ben. W. Lewis; John Porter,
South wester; +. c. Kercheval. IIesperian;
NJ. Mcclellan: W. q. Hawkins. Iatan: T. q.
Drnffen, Meteor; J. W. Terrill EInigrant; II.
DIETRICH, Dew Drop; John II. Burk. Morning
Star; J. n, Manson, Silver Heels: r. u. Nc.
Pherson, Jr, c. ", Sombart; W. B. Miller. r.
J. Lakeland; Lewis, Perry & Co, les North
second street.
Also, for sale nv l. GREEN. Druggist
Nov. 10, lass. tJuly 30. -lyl Findlsv, Ohio
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Ayers CaGhartic Pills.

81 ~ ~ SSop14cp4 O4S i 1llSs
For all the purposes Of purg gativs Medicine.
ToR CosrrvrSEss;
Fon the CuRR of DrsPEPsA;
GoR JAUSpicE;
fon Tue CORE OF tSpIoKsrfoy,
FoR HEADACHE;
Fon the Cure OF DrsESrrRY;
FoR 4 Foul SroM,cAu;
FoR THI CURE OF ERYsiPKLAs;
foR THE Piles;
Fon THE CuRE OF scRorrts;
Ton ALL ScRoFULoUs CoxrLAiSrs:
roR THE CunE OF RnEUMArIsM;
For DISEASES OF tn. SKtN;
Fon THE CURE oE LIVER COMPLAINT;
foU DRoPsY;
on TUE CuRE OF TrTTrr, TrAoEs. AND SALT
RIIEUM;
FoR WORMS;
Ton THE CURI OF Corr;
EOR "A DINNER Pill;
FOR THE CCRE OF NEURALGIA;
Fon PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
They are sngnr-coatcd so that the most seus,.
tive can take them pleasantly, and they arc the
tcst npcricnt In the world for all the purposes Of
4 ihliily physic.
Price 25 cents per Boz; Five Boxes for 500.
Great numbers Of Clrrgymen, Physicinns.
Statesmen, ami eminent pcrsonagcs, have lent
their names 10 certify the unparalleled uselu..
nes' OF thcsc remedies. but our space here VIII
not permit the Insertion Of them. The ntcuts
h:low named fsrni,h gratis our AMERICAN Al
M,SAc In which they arc given; with al, 0 fup
descriptions Of the above complaints. and tia
uealment that should be followed Tor their curu
Do not BE- put Oft hy unprinciplej dealers with
other Preparations ihcy make more profit nil
Demand .AYEH's, and take no Others. The SAX
want the hest aid there is for them, ani tLcj
should have II. :
AL our Remedies are for sale by
A. LANGWoRTHY, Fndlay:
ISRAEL GREEN, ."
!. NJ. S N. N. HELLER, Van BureR
D.PE TIERS d SON. Arcadia:
H.W ATKINS, vanlne;
HENDERSON 4 SONS, Nj. Blanchard.
February IS, lS59.-ly.
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u F,RI0DTD n
" YOU HAVE ANY PAIN

sHrrsArisn. rsusALaiA, ssorosirrs, pAa.
ALSsis,.oL SORES, scsLp HEAb, pusNs Anp
scALps, sTirr JOINTS, SORE THsoAr. sraAiss
Ann sRursEs, sosE sarAsrs, swoiLsS sLAsps
rLhs. or curAs,ous pistAsss -- .-...
BUY A TTLR RoF
BRACES ARCTIC LIEIMENT.
And get the United States Journai Free.
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FsvSoST, June 0, 1859.
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TosHEr BORDERS. NJ every variety, "A
~ HENDERSON 3 SONS.
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ton Poss.1s ssV,,s y,.ls ~ sorsss and % sssus ss
pa,posss a Tor "hiss ,sy ar. rse%a:n%sa Ssys
lound them greet medicine for eaiti, having the Het
and ICED tbsm 81, johns cenditIa Hvasra hssS
ftegurnty given them TO ssss thAI esesps dsse..At
son .asctsd sure. .ii made ass .iys sse,E ,sif
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nd pssurr,ysn and vii cure COWS 81 diving sioipU
ma. They also iyc.sa,s The su.nt o. n,,k chez .hs
ASSURED thai they are suVenr to any thing ess
Of Hcoy Horn. cars shea. be s.srssed thai pes =
selves 70 be hninbusre With tbs ssssrton that sa.s.
thing elss 10 lust 4 good.
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Ny horse va worked and driven 20 hard. that !
seemed completely worn out .ud used up,. The wait'
4 tey yards, he would .rsmbs ~ ovsr MS ,ssnsd :
S% STsSiinf. n, 'SSSbfrs6s & BE- f6sfd dfowfSsR
rapidly Improved unui he seeanss psvtseiy ysn: lite
.sd him for one hundred dollars. r. sLAYHAKEI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-03

X u a T. X x Co. =
Richmond, Jan 81 1883 } JAn9t-u
Hui ROUGH FREIGHT ARRANGE
MENroFrom RIchmond, Virginia, fkSA y
Louis, Montgomery, Tuscumbii, Aug tista, Ma
con, Nashville. Chstttn mooga, &c.
THE RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD COMPANY
announce that they have just concluded receipt
pr and forward goods specified At The fowny %
rates: 'e ~"
How Special lst 81 Sd
From Richmond to CHARGED els.a Ga. cls-. o.
Knoxville, Tenn, an fall - 1855
stations nj rs
tanooga. ............. 100 bs. e5 O9 50
nashville Tenn ...-.... leo bs. $50 "a oS
Tuseumh!a, Ala rs 4 30
Memphis, Tenn. ........ 100 rs co / n a. ys
Rates loo p,pnt.
follo~s To Knoxville, a.
eumbiA VI ~ To Atlanta, Ga, 81 II Macon Ga Al 80
~ Montgonery Ala 81 i9 10 81 Louis via Msmpis al "a 10
NcksbuTg, Natchez and New Orleans 81 IL " -
~ To Dalton and all points East aud South
VIII 90 into eject at once But 10 Chattanooga H. is
cents per 100 lbs additional will be the caulrtion
road. ~ 'b'- ''"''
Hor classification o. articles information see hand
bills or apply AZ the ollce Of IL, Richmond Danyr Railroad
Company, Richmond. q CANpHTII So,
Richmond, April ed 1859. a,5l n,
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Passengers breakfast and Ashland dine
comfortable steamers between Aequa Creek and Washington
~ Yer further Information, apply at this Office
shoekoe hil JAMES H. WINSTON
s,,,,, ,,--,r . Gen1 Ticket Agent
once r. " z. r. X. Co, )
Richmond, Jan. 81, 1888 Ian9t-,f
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CANAL ROUTETO LYNCHRURGA NDHUCI
ANAN.

II and Lexington 400 - $3.50
on The 18Th day 81 July the hm Of r. Edmond will com
mnee running their trweekiy line The Jane.
issr hana"ha Canal leaving Richmond usual Monday
Mednesay and Friday, At T. NJ reach New at A.
aud scoyie AZ ~ NJ VI the nrs Lynrhburg Al M and
Buchanan and Lexington at p. " Of the second day
RETURNING:
Leave Buchanan at A. Lynchburg atTS<p Mo,d,v
wednesday and Friday reach seoitsve O ~ New Can
Ton al Y y VI, and arrive Ia Richmond A. NJ
The boats connect at New Canton stage Tor the Ine
loitesyiIe. wv N' '' N"A'
PASSENGERS from the country will observe
ey arrive In Richmond and Lynhburg O'Clock In the morn
and ~ Y. ~, from Iynchburg.
Q e ne Of iyaI At Inter
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1859. NOTICE. Is5g.
k&M u sss:s.i - szSzR{
TO PASSENGERS GOING N0RTH-NEW ARRANGEMENT,
IMPOKTANT To TRAVELLERS.
THROUGH TIChETSA THROV6H CLTE.TES

THROUGH TTCHETS AND TWROIgH S1ESfS
GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE
CARRYING THE GREAT UNITED STATES MAIL
TWICE DAlLY-Sunday night e1crpted-be,ueen
RICHMOND, ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE PHIL
ADEtIA, NEW YORK, and all important points West Via Ac
qula Greek and Washington, over the
RICHMOND FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD,
To the Potomac River IS miles, by SPLENDID and
steamers themes TO Washington, 81 miles, miles In ThourS
beng comfortable and perfectly safe rate Of speed.
81 Hours OF departure ESQ A. NJ, and T.OOP NJ
,Bsggage under charge OF Special Agents. CHECKED
THROUGH TO Washington, Baltimore Philadelphia ana New
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LUCIUs HART,
POUR AND SIX BURLING SLIT,
New York,
IMPORTER DEALEn ~
hLOCk I'm, BAR LEAD, NTrWM.
ANTfMONY, BAR TIN HAHBfrf INITIAL
FPFTiTFn. COppFR TfVgrbss eoi 80,
PIC LEAb HfaNTTU I'm so3 lnsssie'
Aso, MANUgA CTURER AND TNPORrER o. sJfvpR p1a
fsvorshis terrrs 80 a.
nUHYEA'S HEPINgD NAsZRNA for f,,It-
- nary FuFposcas-Thls article Il
dian Com exclusively. and vn ~ fund decos ana
Ehoiesoe, a. vel a. m excellent bsss Reyods
for ssie By w n W. pr1a @"'
"oia i01 broad street.
a RgLs; PgRE BLACKHERRY WINE Jo.,
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Rarrdntd n gre perfect s1tfrcon ne noH,v ,riU DO p,
JgHJsi. and our agents hsreJv dHtl0rizSfL %
make good any CfRHrs erhGf our
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NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.-The YORKTOWN hay .E<--s
- ing been temporarily withdrawn line
tween here and New York, departure
from New York has changed
will leave follows.
The JAMESTOWN Saturday, at................8P NJ
The ROANOKE on Wednesday aL..........--...8P. 81
RsTGRSISG they viii leave Richmond folous, viz
The JAMESTOWN on Tuesday, ............4P. 81
The ROANOKE Friday, at...................4P NJ
ITnr an W. I,sI,,-
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VAN HAAGAN a. mcKEONE'S
ORIENTAL DEFENSIVE SOAP,

ORIENTAL DEFENSIVE SOAP,
Rarrgnai 70 CIR, p,:t s1fSieoT, as moH,y ,iu6sr.
J1ndel qnd oug AGENT are hs,,1y dHilOris,dto
A. VAN HAAGAN
PTsfal soap nassr and having Tor The last twelve
particular Soap. IN various Offers II public
soap which VIZ save Time, Labor and Money. we
boI) and h does not give fol- sasaeion money
Among The advantages other washing soaps the fol
Clothes need boiling, very rubbing Cmo,, art-
One pound E 70 a' far Tor any three pounds Of
'SH ,o.h s9,lP ~ tgo pounds best family soap.
Of family ih,i reguirss with The bes, family soap and
Yer cleaning pants and removing Grease printers
M y unsurpassed Nahinists printers and painters z
y an Invaluable article br washing hands Il does not eap
,po,y 81 hs materials used and ihe ro,p Hot oon
Wssi soap and undoubtedly he best adapted for white
Tor sale ~ SPOTS, HARVEY 4 co.
oc19 Sole AGENT. a. Risbr,o5a
STORAGE wANIED.-taviug made a large addition
~ On hs be- an PREPARED 70 store svE
dss received IRON and delivered free
ED have excellent place 70 store damp vhsst and per
'ons having such n store Hi DO vel 70 give me call
VIRGINIA INVENTION.
PORTANT TO PLANTERS.
j machine far Prsssing Sna ssSsIEilt@nIna Hun
pntti hoDncco, preparatory 20 Packing or
TIE @shlns pan simple and liable 70 r., or
presses. ssd a. De ssm s s s,sar y pousS .,,siiss op
saen,nE ds'iee-tus faishsning NE leaves Tsn before
I. sse, ,ss. 's % cent ., che lsss, sps as
otaeeo and does ne YORK grrst ~. bstier
ns,y haf Ths mssins. go bui tide vsn compared
VII" Of, value sTiib, ,-H, BE- Ts hs 2s ~,
VI
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FIRE INSURANCE.,
FIRE. INSURAN CEI
KNOWLES WALPORD, AGENTS,
OFFER superior advantages who
~ other buildings Insure. We
ample capital that portion the premiums
Policy holders.
The premium good Companies,
ap2l KNOWLES A wALPORD
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AR r A N rs
EFFERYESCENT
SELTZER APERIENT.

i A tx * A n L -
EFFERYESCENT
SELTZER APERIENT.
T. valuable and popular Medicine Pssparsd conformity With
Ge%any 10 most convenient , and portable form has
toa, ~ ,s Men,. ,S S's ta,o sT
Public, as the
MOST EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE
Saline APP orient
spng waters seidE Powder articles both
nom Il: eSnP1e'ns aud greater efficacy may be nsa Eih
BILLIorS ANp TEBEILE DISEASES SICK MEAD4cHE Loss
PLANTS. PECULIARLY INCIDENT TO The
SPRING AND SUMMER SEASONS.
IL particularly adapted to e Of Travellers by
Invalds and Convalcsceuis Captains OF Vessels and
Planters will andit valuable addition to their
With those who have used it, has high favor and deemed nd
~ TORPID STATE LvER-It renders great service
In I rS';S 6IE hsS Am R Is,l3R
AyinE All inaafnaory symptoms andln eHecualy
IFS SUCCESS is CASES OF GRAVEL, INDIGESTION HEART
BURN AND COsIlNENEs-Proves TO be Medicine Of the
AcIDITI OF THE STOMACH: AND THE DISTRESSING SICK
MSS so USUAL DURING GNANCYIrlss speedily and
marked Eleeess under its healthful influence.
IT AFToRlS ii!E CREATED BELIEF TO THOSE AFFLICTED
inaamH atory tendencies
IN FACT IT Is INVALUABLE IN ALL CASES WHERE A GIN
TIE APEEIENr or PURGATIvE Is REQUIRED.
in the form Of Powder carefully put up bottles keep
Taken IA the morning never inire. the ayoraton
exciting Aealhy and vigorous tone % the stomach CREATING
enjoyment also enables invalid enjoy many IuIuriss
with lmpuuity which be debarred and
Numerous testimonials from prof 'onal and other
eresng popularity for series 81 years strongly guarantee
efficacy aud valuable character and commend to the
Prepared and Sold, Wholesale and Retail, by
JOHN 4. TAERANr \ Co, Druggists,
Jelo-y no Z'S drernSeh ~, cor OF Warren, y. Y
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-24
The Naples Cemeteries.

L spent an afternoon in visiting the
great cemetery of Naples, in which the
rich man and the poor man both find
their last resting places. The graves of
the rich re.distinguished by magnificent
monuments, and largo number have
miniature family chapels erected over the
remains of the dead, giving the cemetery
at distance the appearance of beau
tlful country village. The poor, howev.
er, are buried in as heather manner as
was ever practiced by the pagans. There
are 800 vaults, each about twenty feet
square, for the reception of the bodies of
the poor. There is .cbapel connected
with these vaults, to which the dead poor
are brought, when they are stripped, and
at the close of each day, one of these 365
vaults is opened. and the bodies that
have accumulated during the day, are
tumbled headlong in, a cart load of quick
lime Is thrown in with them, and the
vault is closed. Twelve mouths from
this day this same vaalt is opened again
to receive new deposit and more lime,
and so on for every successive year, there
being one vault for each day in the year.
The custode in attendance offered for one
carllmi to raise the stone from one of
these vaults. thas we might look in upon
the horrld AND brutal spectacles. favor
which we most respectfully declined.
These vaults, it is said, when OPENED
on the second day after the bodies have
been deposited in them, have shown
swarms of rats and other vermin devour.
ing the flesh and the bones Of the dead.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-24
Five Minutes.

A number of years ago. it was custom
of the Orthodox churches in Boston--at
the request of the chaplin of the State
Prison-to furnish about a dozen teach.
ers, who would voluntarily go to the
Prison on Sabbath forenoon to instruct
classes of the conyicts in a Sabbath
School in the chapel.
Hon. Samuel Hubbard was one of those
who went. Near the close of the time
devoted to instruction, the chaplin said
"We have five minutes to spare. Mr..
Hubbard will you please to make few
remarks ?"
He arose in calm, dignifed manner
and looking at the prisoners said
' | am told that we have five minutes
to spare, Much may be done in FIVE min.
utes. In five minutes Judas betrayed his
Master, and went to his own place. In
FIVE minutes the thief on the cross repen
ted, and went with the Saviour to Para.
disc. No doubt many of those before me
did that act in FIVE minutes, which
brought them to this place. In five min
utes, you may repent, and go to Paradise
or will you initiate Judas and go to the
place where he is? My FIVE minutes
have expired"