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The Shasta courier., 1860-03-10

DITERArURE.-Our friend Leply, of the Paci-
fc Book Store, has loaded our table with late
publications including the New York Herald and
Tribune, Sunday Mercury, Weekly Leader, Har-
yer's Weekly, Frank Leslie's Illustrated News
paper, London Illustrated News and Leslie's
Family MAgazine-all of which are for sale at
bis-counter, Post Office building.
The Shasta courier., 1860-03-10

THE SIsKIYoU SHERIFFALTY.-The Supreme
Court has rendered a decision in the case of
Searcy VS.. Grow, reversing the action of the
Sskiyou County Court which annulled the eec-
ton of Grow, Democrat, to the office of Sheriff.
The Shasta courier., 1860-03-10

WAsHoE.-A. Bull, formerly of this place, has
been to Washoe. He saw but two claims that
were paying an ounce Of mineral. The other
claims "are undeveIoped," and hence q their
value is alr-coniecture." He didn't invest
cent. Why don't everybody get crazy about
Washoe? Why not Forget Frazer River?- p
Everybody rush to Washoe and get silver
mine Two that pay have already been found.
Go it ye followers Of Prince Humbugl
The Shasta courier., 1860-03-10

DsFThe friends of a celebrated wit expressed
some surprise that, with his age and his fond
ness for the bottle, he should have thought it
necessary TO marry. q A wife was necessary
be sala my acquaintance began to say that
drank too much for single man.
The Shasta courier., 1860-03-10
NOTICE.,
Dry Good
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP

NHE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
l. between James Freeborn, of San Francisco
and A. I. Corbus, of Horsetown, under the name
and style of Freedom Corbus, was dissolved
by mutual consent on the lst of February, 1860
A T. Corbus is authorized to settle all out
standing claims and accounts due of and to the
firm. JAS. FREEBORN.
A. T. CORBUS.
The Shasta courier., 1860-03-10
Summons.
In the District Court of the Ninth j
dicial District, State of CaIifornia.

In the District Court of the Ninth Ju-
dicia1 District, State of California.
''A'' Of County SaH1ty&s'a; Of Shasta IS.
The People Of the State Of California to HUGH
McAANUS, Greeting:
NOU are hereby summoned to appear and an
l. swer in said Court unto the complaint of
Robert NJ. Woods, filed for the recovery of the
sum ofThree Hundred Dollars, alleged to be due
and owing from you to him, for certain horse
saddle and bride, sold and delivered to yon by
plaintiff; also for the recovery of the balance of
an account due from you to him for horse hire,
am uniting to Twenty-fou Dollars, all of which
will more fully appear by reference to the COM
plant, copy of which is hereto attached, filed
in our Court within ten days after the service
of this writ if served in said county-wthin
twenty days ifserved in any other county in this
Judicial District and within forty days if served
in any other county. or judgment by default will
be taken against you for the several sums
above stated, amounting to Three Hundred and
Twenty-four Dollars, with costs of suit &C.
WITNESS: WM. P. DANGERFIELD, Judge of the
Ninth Judicial District of said State this oath
day Of February, 1860.
JOHN ANDERSON, Clerk D. G.
By JAMES KEEN, Deputy.
The Shasta courier., 1860-03-10

gsn. A St. Louis correspondent writes " It
is more than probable, from information lately
received, that if W. II. Russell carries out his
design of establishing horse express between
Atchison or Leavenworth and the northern end
of the Placerville telegraph, that Butter6eld &
Co. will establish similar express over their
routa
The Shasta courier., 1860-03-10

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
County of Shasta. o.
Upon reading the affidavit of James D. Mix,
Attorney for plaintiff in the above entitled cause,
it is ordered that the service of Summons be
made by publication in the Shasta Courier for
80 days from this date
Done at Chambers this 9th day of March, $50
WM. p. DAINGERFIELD,
mrl0:30d District JUDGE
The Shasta courier., 1860-03-10
DIED,

At his residence in Tehama county, on Cot.
tonwood. on the 4th inst, D. c. HuSrooy. pro-
prietor of the Huntoon House" He had been
aling for many months. Aged 80 years.
At Centreville, on the 9Th inst, Mr. julie Fer
guson, Frenchman, of vascular rupture, pro-
duced by fall aged 30 years.
The Shasta courier., 1860-03-10

nES- We thank Hon. Stephen A. Douglas for
8 copy of his great speech on " the Invasion of
States" &c.
We also thank our Congressman, Hon. John
@. Burch, for copy of Senator Green's 10th
and llth of January speech.
The Shasta courier., 1860-03-10

rA- The treaty made by the American Min
lister with the Juarez Government in Mexico, is
likely TO be confirmed by the T. s. Senate.
The Shasta courier., 1860-03-10
B Halls sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock
and Iodide OF Potass---

Is prepared from the finest Red Jamaica
Sarsaparilla and English Iodide of Potass-
Admirable as restorative and purifier of the
Blood, it cleanses the system Of all morbid and
impure matter, removes pimples boils and erup-
tions from the Skin, cures Rheumatism and
Pains of all kinds. All who can afford should
use it, as it tends to give strength and prolong
life.
Sold by Druggists generally at 81 per Bottle
R. HALL & CO., Proprietors,
Wholesale Druggists,
jaT:3m1 lf3 I45 Clay ST., San Francisco.
The Shasta courier., 1860-03-10

u6- Mr.. Burch is Chairman ofthe Committee
on Agriculture; Mr. Scott of the Committee on
Indian Affairs.
The Shasta courier., 1860-03-10

try has been favored with generous supply of
rain. 10 most of our dry diggings the miners
will in consequences have suficiency OF water
for three or four weeks
The Shasta courier., 1860-03-10

bdy- Charley Duane, who, after time and time
again risking his life to preserve the property of
the people of San Francisco from fire, was ex-
PEELED from tina. city by the Vigilance Com
mittee, returned on the John L. Stephens
Charley Duane has ennobling qualities which
far outweigh his faults.
The Shasta courier., 1860-03-10

1 ExPREssIvE.-John c. Fremont headed the
list of subscribers in California. to the monu-
ment to the late Senator Broderick. He gives
$500.
The mother of John G. Fremont was inferred
in this city, and her grave We believe, is not
marked Charleston Courier
The Shasta courier., 1860-03-10

PREAoHrSG.-The Rev. ]. L. Williams will
preach in the Methodist Episcopal Church in
this place, at half past ten o'clock tomorrow
morning.
The Shasta courier., 1860-03-10

Ssow.-On Saturday morning last our citi-
zens were delighted, on arising from their beds,
to find the ground covered with snow 10 the
depth of about eight inches.
The Shasta courier., 1860-03-10

FAT OFFrcE.-Concha, late Governor Cen
aral OF Cuba, made a fortune of seven millions
of dollars during his administration.
The Shasta courier., 1860-03-10

pR- Sam. P. Fair, the absconding Sheriff Of
Siskiyon county, was residing in London re-
rontiv
The Shasta courier., 1860-03-10

I@ Some seven thousand Cinnamon will
shortly sail from San Francisco for Frazer River
Good.
The Shasta courier., 1860-03-10

DELEGATEs.-The following are the names in
full of the delegates to the Charleston Conven-
tion Major John Bidwel John A. Dreibelbis,
John S. Dudley, A. E. Smith, G. W Patrick,
Wm. Bradley, Newell Gregory, and John Raines.
The Shasta courier., 1860-03-10
MARRIED.

On Oak Run, on the 5th inst, by Justice Ross.
Mr.. j. W. Jones, of Siskyou, to Mrs. Helen
Laughlin.
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E@- All of the troops but one regiment are
to be withdrawn from Utah
The Shasta courier., 1860-03-10
MAY DAY BALL
WHTSKYTOWN.
g. Ben MIX

SD Will give May Day Festival and Ball,
u at Whiskytown, on
Tuesday, May 1st, 1860,
On which occasion he will be happy to receive
his friends and acquaintance.
Prof. G. r. Godfrey will deliver an appropri-
ate Grafton for the occasion, and in the evening
Ball will be given, and no pains will be spared
to make it pass off pleasantly.
MANAGERS.j
Yreka, WearerrHe,
DR.. Raymond, J. E. Church
VIM. Cropper. VIM. Lowden.
Scots Valley, French Gulch,
J. E. Carr. VIM. E. Hopping,
Mountain House, Larry Hughes.
James Kelly. Toner House,
Whiskyto0n, L. H. Tower,
N. Harrington, l.. Burk.
George Cole. Horsetoscn,
Tehama, J. C. Spencer,
VIM. Mayo, H. Chandler.
A. Winemiller. MillUlIe,
Oak Bottom, James Keen,
A. J. Van VIE. Red Bluff,
Oak Run, Sam Bishop,
John Hunt. H. Peachey
FLOOR MANAGERS.
John Anderson, A. Skillman.
Shasta, Feb 25, 1860. f25td
The Shasta courier., 1860-03-10

6. L. PAGE.-Some weeks ago a young man
bearing this name established Gymnasium
in this place. After getting the institution full
under weigh, and collecting the ten dollar tut
tion fee from his thirty or forty scholars, he
suddenly sloped, absquatulated. His sudden
'staking eff" occurred between two days. He
is young man, of gentlemanly manners, but
steal hot stove of a very warm night-there-
fore folks where he may see fit to establish an
other Gymnasium need mt take them in of nights.
The Shasta courier., 1860-03-10

Hal Hal HA!-Col. Washington has recently
discharged six employees from the Custom
House. Cause-suspicioned of Latham proclivi-
ties. Among the number is our jolly, hearty
laughing friend Judge dulce, of Colusa. We're
sorry for you Judgs-ha, ha, ha,-we are upon
our seul-ha ha, ha
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-29


REAL ESTATE FRANsFERs.-Dec. Is, 1860.
in Bristol, to VIM. Wagner, the south half
Of sub. lot No. 16, in J. A. and Frank Gran
gers allotment of ten acre lots, 54 and So, be-
ing S211< feet front on Perry street, and $50
feet deep, situate near the corner of Perry
and Prospect streets, one mile east Of the
Postohice. Consideration 81 ESQ.
November 8, 1s6O.-John Keep to Mary
Banerschubert, 40 feet front on Detroit
street. and extending back l47 feet. situate
near the Circle, Cleveland City, West Side.
Consideration, s575.
EDecember Is, Is6O.--John outhwait tC
Daniel H. Keys, Is part in common of Sc
feet front on st. Clair street, and 90 feet deep
situate 2S1 feet west Of Water street. Con
sideration, Loo.
December Is, Is6O.-Alden B. stockwel t.
Steward Snyder, the south half Of sub 10
s2s in Barber 4 Lords allotment, being 81
feet front on New Harbor street and I41 fee
deep, situate IL miles southwest Of Centei
street bridge. Consideration, $500.
December. 10, lsso.-samneI Callahan t
Charles E. Gelwing, the soptherly fractions
half Of sub lot 2S7 in Nelleyville allotment
situate on Brainard street, and \ milesontl
Of Columbus street bridge. Consideration
I 500
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WHEELERs WAFER DRawzR-asH been
tested by thousands and is approved BY the
public at large as being the only Water
Dsxaaes.- o.. .laarit IN. hsa. The tasts of the
many thousands in use have proved II to be
TIE only one that can be used successfully in
cold weather, as its working eannatibe afies5
ed BY freezing. While other parties assuIn-
ing our trade mark oWater Drawer" and
claiming theirmanufacturs to be equal, have
been rendered as useless by freezing, have
endeavored to make the public believe they
were manufacturing extensively for the pur-
pose Of sfecting sales of County Rights, and
70 palm Off on the people articles that havo
no merit or utility, as the few in use have
proved worthless, and the masking of The
same suspended. Atthe same time 50 otriyal
is their claim, the title to namo patent is
hardly warranted. Parties interested and
about to purchase County Rights can easily
ascertain by referring to claim what they are
purchasing; also would do we'll before part
sng with their money to notice what is used
to make up the Water Draloer they are about
to purchase, that is claimed under Wheeler's
Patent, and by other parties, for which a
patent fee will be collected Of all parties
using them. If desired, ordinary small
chain, which can be had at any store, can be
used on Wheeler,s Water Drawer, but win
be more expensive than rope, and if not
galvanized, be very Objectionable, and for
deep wells not practicable.
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na-There wiii b fooDd adverlised in .

8-There VIII be found advertised in our
paper some family medicines that We desire to call
special attention 10. Ameng them Is Dr.. Viewers
Salt Rheum Syrup aad Ceraie. We speak mere az
restly Of the Carate which Is ointment every fam
fy should keep at hard
We know il has 20 equal far the cure Of frosted
feet, ehiihlains chspped q cracked hands or lips,
and for sore nipples t tbe only thing required II
any person 6 afflicted with any diseass where good
salve is wanted, VIC advise them to give Dr. Viewers
Cerate juss one trial and they be convinced ofits
merits.
DR.. Viewers Syrup. with lho Cerassi isssure cure
for all humors sures end diseases that arise from
impurity OF "a blood.
Another Valuabls preparation Is the old standard
remedy and peoples Grorlts, Perry Davis Pain XII
Ter. Our readers only to know that this reme-
iy Is purs and genuine, and sod By all our city
druggists.
DR.. s. o. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bitters is q
vcry agreeable medicine, and valuable where stn-
alating agent is desired.
We know thai an the above name1 remedies are
ust what TIE sfieted require. aud can Be f6uad &c
the drug stores generally. Louisville Dem, Feb. iq.
Sold By Gaylord a Hammond. e. s. MackenEies g.
W. ssskrider, Strong Armstrong and VIM. Fislte,
Cleveland, o.
BsE-See Advertisement
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TIE NOTORIOUS BIEI- -BzDTORD---1hisi in
divided, who escaped from jail a few days
ago, where hewas-imprisoned for destroying
property WAS arrested night before last on
board the schooner Scotland, and taken to
the PoEicestation. Hewas placed in q cell,
and fettered-the latter being gentle hint
that he shouldn't escape again. He didn't
so understand it, however, and yesterday
afternoon succeeded in. freeing himself Of
the fetters and escaping from the building
He was re-captured, howeverswhile between
the wall of the building and contiguous
fence, and more closely fettered than before.
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rorurR,s nnAD rms.

The following is al extract from letter written
,,T the pastor Of Baptist Church 70 the Journal
and Messenger, Cincinnati, Ohio, snd speaks vol
.-es in favor Of that world-renownsd medicine, OF
,gns. wIEsLow's sooTHiEe srHUF E0n CHuBREN
nEEEHIEa: r,I
ave see an advertisement In yonr oolhnans Of MS
yripslow's Soothing Syrup. Nov We never said .
-, in favor Of patent medicine before in our life,
,t We feel compelled 70 say to your readers, that this
!. no humbug-wE HlVE rhIrD II, AND Ksow ~ TO
Az II cLA1ils. It Is probably, one Of the most
,,.essfI medicines Of the day because q is one Of
u. hest And those Of your readers who have bahiea
- do better than TO lay in a supply
Sc advertisement IN enother column, fep2sli25
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rnIEND II 80. - IT.

from the recipe Of Dr. Stephen Sweet, Of Gem
ecticut the great bonesster, and has been used in
mis- practice for the last twenty years with the most
astonishing success. As an external remedy it is
without a rival and viii alleviate pain more speed
" than any other preparation. For al Rheumatic
and Nervous Disorders It is truly infalibe, and as
,urativs for SORES, Woanda spsains, bruises, SC,
its soothing, healing, and powerful strengthening
properties excite the Just wonder and satonishment
.,f all who have ever given it triaL over Sour
sundred certificates Of remarkable cures, performed
gy Il within the last two yeara, attest Tins iaet
for sale BY Strong q Armstrong and VIM tiske
See advertisement. sep2l- h2adeW
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RoBBzRIEs-ARREsT AND RElE1sE.z-About
3 week since, robbeTies involving money
and property to the amount Of several hun
dred dollars, committed at a house on Water
street kept by VIM. Keisel, were made
known to the authorities. Day before yes
terday, Mr.. Wainwright, one Of the losers,
procured a warrant for the arrest Of Keisel,
charging him With grand larceny. He was
arrested aud taken before the Police Court
yesterday morning, but no evidence appear
ing against him, he was released, The Po-
lice have the matter under Investigation,
but the thief has probably made good his
escape. is 9ais da ssaa =
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PRoF. EEwBERRY's LECTURE.-The lecture
Of Prof. is. Newberry, before the Philo-
nathan Society of Youngstown, Mahoning
county, on Thursday evening Of last week,
upon f'New Mexico and iis Ahtiquitiss,Y 2 the
AIahoning Register says was Of the most in
terestjng character. At the close Of the lee
ture he exhibited some curious specimens Of
weaving in theWny Of blankets and sllaNls,
the handiwork Of the Mocha Indians, e
tribe remarkable in many respects for their
superior intelligence and civilized habits o.
life.
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n. PEUsoss, Rec. Sec.

To Our RTaDERs.-We beg leave to call
the attention Of cur readers TO the fact that
the carrier boys Of the Leader viii soon call
upon them with their \ NeiF Y eaF Address, =
weurs not going to bray, but we can con-
fdently say that more beautiful speei-
men, Of he art Of printing than our forth
coming Address, both IS to design and
finish, we have never seen. No care has
been spared in getting it up, as We have
looked as wen 70 our own credit as to the
satisfaction Of our readers. With regard to
the subject mater ofthe Address, WeWillOi
eourse leave the reader to judge. Asa spec
linen Of art the Address is worth preserving.
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PRoF. cOwPER's soaREE.-Ths soiree at
Chase's Hall last evening was truly de-
lightful affair. The chiIdren-the boys
dressed in various costumes5 and the girls
looking like fairies in their white gauze
drssses-daneed with grace and beauty
perfectly bewitehiug, rejecting the highest
praise on Prof Cowper As q teacher. d.!aE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-29

A CARD.-EDIToR LEABER: The members
of the MOnas' Society regret your conceived
necessity for the structures published edito-
rally in the Leader on Wednesday morning.
There was no intention Of giving offense, and
it Is the wish Of the Society that the mem
bers Of the press should ever be present at
its festivalI, and except from the result Q.
circumstances, you could not have com
planned of the rudeness e which you refer
". BREE, President, Monas' Society.
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POLIUE COURT.-The following business
was transacted yesterday morning. =
John Wilson, vegraney, discharged on
promise to leave the city.
John Goodman, ihtoxieation, 81 and costs.
Martin Morgan, assault and battery, 81
and cos Is.
George Forsyth, drunkenness 81 and costs.
Mary Burkhart, keeping disorderly house,
% days House Of Correction.
Anthony Gallagher, assault and battery,
S. and costs.
Wm- Mcdonald, intoxication, plead gull
ty and sentence suPended.
Lucy Kruger intoxieafion, 2e days in
House Of Correction.
James Duave, intOxicatiou, discharged.
John Kelley, 5 days hard labor
Several cases were continued.
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TCau on most any Druggist or Medi-
sine dealer and get ons Of the Perry Davis Almanaes
or directions for the Of the Vegetable Pain Kill
sr yon viii and them instructivs and By foll3 ing
he directions, immense amount Of suffering can
be prevented and at q triiins expense. Be sureyou
get the genuine Davis Vegetable Pain Killer upon
It's reputation, and great sale, many other and
worthless preparations being paned OF upon the
5able. Don't delay, but got It, and test IT,
sold everywhere, and By Gaylord Hammond,
}Wm. Fiske, c. S. Mackenzie, strong Armstrong
and T. W. suckrider, Cleveland, q.
Ug-gee a Advertisement in another column.
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DONATION PARTT,-We are happy to learn
that the friends of the Rev. VIM. Cormac,
Pastor of Sd Baptist Church, West side,prc-
pose giving him Donation Visit at their
church on Clinton street, on Thursday even
ing, Dec. 9th, at which time we hope there
VIII be a large number of the friends Of the
society present. 1t.
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ADMITTED TO BA1L.-Johh Mathews, the
young man arrested on suspicion of attempt
ing to set fire 70 the house No. 7s5 St. Clair
street, appeared before Judge Lawrence yes
terday, and the case was continued to We'd
nesday next, january I'd. he was admitted
to bail.
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S- Wholesale purchasers teiit ind at J.
B. COBB d co.'stse largest stock ~ tie city Of
School Books, optlias Aeps, cEiirck Music,
Bibles, Hymn Boots, Lap and Medical
Books, Bank Books, Stationery, dc.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-29

rs E. Stair & Co., Fashionable Hatters
and Furriers, 245 Superior street, next west
of H. D. Kendall & Co., have received per
express, large addition to their stock of
FURs FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
They would remind their friends that very
little money will purchase an elegant set Of
Furs this season-and nothing makes so ae-
ceptablea Christmas present as an elegant
set Of Furs from the store of
E.sTAIR & CO.,
decIs:3l6 245 Superior street.
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9plEIaI aIatIets.
Dyspepsia DJIpop1ial n Dyspopsiail !
wa isiif Ho,g Cared

NAqi lSlH Hoe Qitcaf s.
DysPsrsia 9 our Nationsi Disease--Tsak stomach,
feeble DIGESTION distress amer eating eostve habit
tbilioua condition How mauy suffer wiih Il, andits
attendant symptoms q low spiTt1 bad taala coated
tongue, obstupidsd hsad, and attacks % headaehei
Yet how ieV kaow how % cure itl Generally, be-
use the bowels ara eaustpated, resort is had 20 ca
artcs or laxatircs. But such accndition lFas nav
~ eethurties, whose unly odic6 n TO weaken the
stiOn, snd imrair the integrity Of the entire a.
kltite system
R Rdumphrey's Hom0paihia Dyspepsia Pnls-a
Br, mcdicaiod susar pii-haVe cured hundreds Of
Brest and most obstinata cases. This Is dDne
m improging the tone, snd restoring the in
ciarEth the digestivo organs, from which result
SoyeiiAte, regular habits, clear head, and buoy
Eovist Such medicine q a gem, aud only To-.
gNiea kuovu 10 ~ oFrrqtiate1i.
Gr,ssdl1ts laf l11, viii directions. s boxes 81.
Sent 0I usil or znrea1, res ofcharEe. 90 reccipt
Of the price. address t4att "
Dr-E. HUMPHREYS co.
No, a62 Broadway, n. y.
Sole BY Z. ". Sackrider and Churchill a Bre,
Eas-Sse Advertisements IN smother column.
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FoR TIE HoLIpAxs-LlDIEs' FURs.-Late
arrivals have made our stock Of Fancy Furs
very large. Some sets are little better
than any before offered in this market. We
will sell them at unusually low prices, and
as low as can be purchased in this city.
L. BENEDICT & Sous,
20I Superior street.
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~Can not be denied, that the celebrated
savss- All other remedies for humors and chronic
,omplaints. All over the country people are ad-
yertisnz this fact Ifthey arc truly Is good as they
sr said 70 (and there is no reason to doubt they
are truly blessing TO suffering humanity. ~
T-o-s,le bv strong 4 Armstrong and Wm. Fiske.
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Spiritual LECTURE. = Frank L. Wads-
worth, Inspiritual Speaker, VIII lecture in
Chapin's Hall on Sunday morning and
evening. Morning free; evening 10 cent?.
subject in the morning" Relation of Spirit
to Matter"-applied physiologieally. Even
ing " Magnetic Relations of Human
Beings-their Moral effect" lids
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FURs, FURs, FURs-LAsT CALL.-We have
still on hand splendid assortment of La
dies, and Cents Furs, which must be sold
before the holidays are past.
Those who would avail themselves of the
privilege of purchasing at first cost would
do well to call before the bargains are all
taken. FULLER & CO.,
1873 and 1876 Water Street, Cleveland.
deeIg.3I6