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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-26
Blood Food

DR.. Brownson having been so far reduced by Con-
sumption, as to bo considered beyond all hope ofro-
eovery by the most eminent of the medical profess
sion, and also by himself-a regular physician OF
twenty years praotcsas last resort conceived the
idea OF ofANALIZlNG THE BLOOD, aud appl yng the
subject Of physiology to tho more Immediate connee-
on al effect OF the state Of the blood upon the health
and system The result has been the production OF
the BLOOD FOOD" from the use Of which Dr. Bron-
son was restored to pc rfect hedfh Within six months
after It's tyo thousand consupptives
were enoetually cured by Il. II you have any com
plants ofa consumptve tendency Cough, Geld Head
ache Papat0n ofths Heart, Loss OF GPstite or pain
in tAs side lose no time In procuring bottle OF the
"BLOOD FOOD" lfyou are suffering nom .Neru0ns
Debility or your sleep Is broken and dsturbsdf your
Spirits are Depressed your Organs RELAXED, you will
find In this an untainiDg remedy, by commencing
with ten dr0ps hyour Liuer Is torpid or diseased In
any maner whatever ortDo bottles Will be slret
inygorate and bring 1t nv lively and healthfu action
In the most nveterate Of Dyspepsa tho patient
can here nnd the most efficient and grateful relief
benefit is always experienced after taking only one
bottle In Male or Female Compfa and Weakness,
the sufferer after trying other remedies In vain, may
rest assured that certain cure will result from the
use of too or three bottles. The "BLOOD fOOnri II
oaectual In all cases of EruptOHs, Sat Rheum Sero
faids and other like complaints Pale and emaedtsd
Chiidrsn and adults Immediately benefited by it'
use II gives strength TO the body and color and beau
iy IN the skin. Physcidns Of all SCHOOLS are using II
with wonderful success,
For full directions see circulars Price 81 perbot.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-26
!, see circulars. Price 81 pOrbot.

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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-11

APPLIcArIoS.-There is no less invention in
aptly applying thought found in book than
being the FIRST author Of the thought.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-11

IT is truth not often realized that man must
be already wise in order 70 love wisdom
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-11

ANTIXoXY. is said that Basil Valentine,
q monk Of Erfurt, while engaged in his alche-
mical laborS, threw some Of the preparations
Of antimony where pigs had access to the
mixture with their food and having observed
that. after becoming sick, they rapidly iat,en-
ed, he thought that his friends might profit
by the same treatment, and so he fed them in
like manner with the swine; but, to his dis
appointment, found that what was good for
the pigs was bad for the monks, for they died ;
and 80 the metal obtained the name Of anti.
none, antimonk, anthony.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-11

NEvER PLEAD GrIL1Y TO POVERTY -Credi.
tors never annoy man so long rs he is get.
ting up in the world. A man OF wealth only
pays his butchers bill once year. Let bad
luck overtake him, and his meat bill will come
in every morning. as regular as breakfast and
hungry children. Again VIC say, never plead
guilty to poverty. So far as this world is
concerned you might better admit that you
are Scoundrel.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-11

TIE ToPAz-The topaz presents eight va
rietics. Those most esteemed are the rose.red
and the white or "water drops" The value
has deprecated, in consequence of the large
supplies obtained from Brazil, the average
yield Of that country being forty pounds an.
nually. The largest known topaz is in the
possession Of the Great MOgul. weighing 1914
carats, aud worth $4,000
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-11
ROWLER'S INFALLIBLE
RHEUMATISM MEDICINE,

ROWLER'S INFALLIBLE
RHEUMATISM MEDICINE,
FOR CURING RHEUMATISM MERCURIAL AND
CHRONIC DISEASES
las the PhGnx rises from the ashes ~ It's Ere ami.
mated with life does this medicine reinvgorate
the whole system, and overcome dseaSe)
The removal and permanent Of Rheumatism Meyeu
rial and Chronic Diseases, Secondary Syphfs
stubborn Ulcers Cutaneous Eruptions, Swelling
OF the GLANDS, and all diseases arising from
an iUiudIcous OF Medicines
stimulates to action the absorbents and secretons
drives pain OF all kinds from the body and reduces ali
dwellings In an incredible short time.
In the above named diseases this preparation is
Unequaled in the Known World!
AZ the medicine will recommend itself when once used
certificates are considered unnecessary
N. Bit contains no MercuriAl breparAton None
appear on the label OF each bottle,
Prepared only BY J. b. RoYCE, MD,
Importer, Wholesale and Retail Druggist
Corner q and Second streets. Sacramento
FOR sale by PETIT CL0ATE, Druggists Main street
Placervle. ;eoar,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-11

"Boss. want twenty-five cents" said
Jour. printer to his employer,
twenty-five cents How soon do you
want it?"
Next Wednesday,"
"As soon as THAR You can't have i'll
told you often that when you were in want Of
large sum Of money, you must give at least
four weeks notice"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-11

Spermatorrhcea, or Local Weakness. Nervous De-
biy low spirits assude weakness 81 the Limbs and back
nasPosnion AND ncspapi'y Tor study ana Iencr gun
love ofsoude timidity sefdsru dsEiness. headache
involuntary discharges pains In the side Affection Of the
eyes pmpes the face sexual and other nnrmitiea In
men, cured without fail by the justly celebrated Ply
stefan and Surgeon L. CZAPKAY. His method Of curing
diseases is new and UNKNOWN TO OTHERS, hence hts
great success All consultations by letter otherwise,
free. Address, L. j. CsdphnV, n. D., San Francisco.
California.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-11

The undersigned Ia personally acquainted with Henry
WessnG and knows that the related In the
foregoing certificate are true tie Henry Wrestling
during his Illness and bears willing testimony the iact
Of his remarkable cure by Dr.. L. J. cEapkSy.
[Lsl A. ROsENHEIM.
Subscribed and sworn to before this l1lh day Of DC.
tober, 1859 City and County Of San francisco, In
the State ~ California.
Isl ~. THIDAyLT. Notary Public.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-11

IT is a beautiful fact that the sweet bells Of
Easter once charmed away the haunting spirit
Of poor Chatterton, and stayed the hand he
had raised against his own life.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-11

WHEH some Of his coUrtiers endeavored to
excite Philip the Good to punish prelate who
had used him ILL.," know" said he, that
/ can revenge myself, but it is fine thing TO
have revenge in ones power and not use it."
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-11

:-uii.. -, - ''i l.rv.i. feA.t on
% ~ \, h'a', -" slightest alarm Or t1ci;rnsr.
tte r. -hr,Nr Az rt -tH"tHr' tNS SEIZE end
Wit e: ca.a i~:t, .;"rs ;hc hcArAhy Ia Of 10y ani
vat nf t,soi '.-r 'h- rEht'rl eIturE, Anf times
PIE ISufAl hr'sos a. 'g. follr Utd nv involuntary Do
Gauges ANe ~. q HpT' A-t1 lnd IN fArt II uihs
ATE. haV cous-i''d ;he paca'. RI inspired ~
ah'N tt-iAN .!ie ~ ell. bu' Sk, Il L.e ago, Goa
t.wI's;' : I'D ~ tcN NJ hNat
W. '.t~ GiNd ''' Gn' I;unA't from fslre TITO
- - fAs pit NJ quArA. zen. dut, to
It, t.s'' ''a ~ IL roy ~: .A' = ~ GA kAy
AL@ o.. '"'it tn al W'.--L.At-.is',i -. ed
al n.iN'r-, h' N's'r"d " rIf-t.SttV
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site fs.n4N. ccatty a'Sa, FiAac
All tW"rn - i'' ~. i;'N tsy - Ap.A 1855
(ssatr JJhA NIrLLr' :. T. =. N"'lfJ Publc
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-11

THERE is q volume contained in the few
words Of ShakSpere, when he says: Drunk
enOess is an egg. from which all vice may be
Matched"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-02
Public Meeting aG warsaw, mo.

WARSAW. No.. Nov. 30--A mass meeting of the
people of Benton county held yesterday, at the
courthouse Mr.. Means, chairman; Tom Murray
secretary. a committee was formed for enrolling
volunteer company. They reported eighty five
members, and the number increasing. The follow
ing resolutions were adopted.
Resolved, That we, in common with the people OF
the border counties hail with feelings of the great
est sasis action the prompt and energetic action of
Gov. Stewart in sending troops to defend the homes
and fresides Of the border squatters, at a time
when we were wholly unable to do so ourselves,
for want of arms and ammunition
ReSOlred, That we regard it the duty of every
law abiding citizen who feels proper respect for
the supremacy of the laws and regard for ndividu-
al right, not only TO hold himself in readiness to
turn out at moments warning, but to give all aid
and assistance in his power to the troops in the
field for our protection.
Resolved, That when a country is threatened, as
this is, by a band OF blood thirsty villains. who
boldly proclaim their intentions not only forcIbly
and illegally to take our property, but who hang, in
broad daylight in view of their families, for Of
Tense under Heaven, our very best citizens, and
with newly furnished from Northern factories,
shipped eiandesunely to Kansas roam over the
try breaking up the peaceful relations Of whole set
Elements turning out Government officers, chasing
away citizens &C.. that feel proud Of the
Of our Governor, and proud to claim the citizen
sOIdiery of St. Louis, BoOnville, and Jeffeson, and
other military organizations of our State, as the
bulwark Of our safety in time OF need.
ReSolUed That we are glad Buchanan has at last
seemed TO arrive ut proper sense OF his duty, by
sending Gen. Harvey 10 Southern Kansas with in
structons to take Montgomery, dead or alive.
Mr. Murray left here to-day for the headquarters
of the army, and his return we will have late
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-02
THE
ONLY DISCOVER
CONFIDENCE
THE BALD AND GRAY.

WORTHY OF ANY CoxnDEEcE FOR
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
RFANY since the great discovery Prof Wood have at
tempted only initiate his restorative but profess 70
something that would produce results identical
but they have all and gone being carried away by the
field its resistless Read the follow
ing -
PROT. o. j. WooD CO.. GentsThe letter wrote in
1856 concerning your valuable Hair Restorative, and
have published in this vicinity and elsewhere has given Use to
numerous inquiries touching the facts The inquiries
il fact Of habtaton and stated IN
the communication second, Of all therein contained
third does my hair be in good order and Of
color7 To all and do uvaTiaby,yes My
hair Is even better than in any stage Of my forty years
s more of thrifty and betts coored The same is true Of
vhskers and the only why 1t is not generally true ~
that the substance washed of by frequent abuaon oil the
when Used by wpng the face in close eonnec
with the vsker the result will follow as the hair
have erecept Of great many letters from all parts
Of New England, asking if hair still continues to be
good much fraud in the manufacture and sale Of
compounds well this it has doubt, been basey
absolute injury used Of restorative Of
months and hair as good as ever
old and not gray my head face; and to
this send you lock Of hair taken on the past week
your favor II quart bottles last summer for
which very grateful gave it TO friends, and thereby
induced them to try it, were skies teal until AFTER trS
and purchased and used il with universal will
favor that send NE test by which can discover
fraud in the Restorative, sold by many, fear without auor
believe where coed effects do not follow the failure caused
by impure article, which the inventor OF the good
dee my duty heretofore to keep you aPpnsed Of the
hair, assure all who inquire OF me OF my IN
shaken opinion in its valuable results remain SeaE Srs
yours, a. Y; "a In SI
The Restorative put up bottles Of three Sizes viz large
medium and s1na holds pint and retail for 81
per botte mediums hold least twenty cent more in
proportion SMALL retas for 81 per boe the largo
holds quart per proportion and retals for 80
New York. ia Market street, ST. Louis Mo- and sold by all
good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers Wholesaled BY
Even, PendIetOn * Co., and retAied by every Drug
house in the INF States. ifebll-ly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-02

NEw ORLEANS, Nov. 3O.-COtton has declining tendency
sales OF lUO bales; middlng 9H aeek IS 500
bales; OF the week bales, against 500 bales dur
ing the corresponding time last receipts port
than last lOO bales at all southern
exports Of the 40 bales exports Of the asou "a
OUO bales; hand S37 $40 hales
cHARLEsTOS, Nov 29The cotton for the past week
reached A. 400 bales The market advanced &c during he uE
Mid1lings al 81 9l0ke.
MssILE, Sales Of cotton oday $500 baes Mdux
IOc. The market dull
AUGusrA, Nov S9-There little doing In he cotton trade
that II is almost useless 70 make report
heard Of few sales 10 Mddnr
Il must also BE- borne in mind that in duh are
particular in their cassealOls coons which would
readily class Mddng Fair would rot be regard
ed In dull tine better than Good 'Mdng Lev grlcss
cotton entirely neglected.
The New YORK EVsfRg POss ssh uIt copies the fl
lowing in regard to the Cotton erop from circular Of Messs
Ne Bros, sent out BY the steamer Canada
There longer any question ct Of general Li
The plant having survived the last month Ia
places, OecAsonsd much dHererc opinion Of the e.
tent damage Done The hne followed ss Nv
SUCH however, been except in Texa al
Louisiana, where cotton still growing, yield viii BE- b
previously expected. Public opinion,
settled upon bales the probable result az
this crop, only elect general iros AZ
South this confirm this cause il 70 t.
regarded rather outside figure ceips
any criterion, they c0nhrmatory view For =,
the dsverieI closely with o559 today
showing difference " only II 200 bales two yeas
while receipts the Gulf ports y telegraph prsey
correspond. Whistler this identity viii E
forssesn neither receipts this early as e
able evidence Of though they certainly influence gener
al Or inion.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-02

TYesterday while strong around town, we happened to
call upon MessFs. Potter Merwn 81 Market street, and found
gentlemen doing business that old firms we'll
envy Upon aqu found out that the whole secret Of he
Is that they rot afraid to ADVERTISE and that their
In the Language OF heinsped writer cast thy tread
upon the waters aud after many days it shall be rurned
ycu We found file their Office all the leading papers
published in the United States, and many from Europe Their
advertising alone to thousands Of tollarsa
nusy. They the manua tuers and PrOpretors OF the
Cherokee Remedy uDfaDg remedy for the nniosnaie
see the Indian "Dr Merwns Fever and
Pills certain and preventive OF Chils and Fe
ve aud Cherokee Cure unalng specific for seminal
emissions and all kindred disesseJ These
medicines are compounded receipts procured by Of the
propors accelerated medicine maa Of the Cherokee
The bSrk and hsros are all reduced to powder
mills prepared by steam. and the medicinal properties
extracted by and alcoholic process in such manner
every Of medicine has the form amount Of
medicinal virtue the a5aratory the medicines are taken in
bulk bottng wrapping department, where they
through the hands Of boys and girls who skilled in putting
ech article up beautiful style We much surprised at
ingenuity dexey dplaye 10 this branch Of the bust
After medicines properly PACKED in strong boxes,
loaded and taken 70 the steam
railroad depo and from thence star forth lightning
speed TO their Destinations their erand Of TO
nearly every civilized world. We bespeax for these
gentlemen large they deserve il, for have
amount OF and indus
~ dsplayed by business men. decide VIM
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-02
From Pike,s Peak .

FORT KEAExEY, Nov. 3O.--The coach from Denver
City Nov. 10th, passed here at P. NJ. yesterday
1t carried eight passengers AMI SI2,3SO il dust
The Legislative Assembly of the Provisions, Gov
eminent had adjOurned from Denver to GOld>n
City. Tiv REMAINDER of the session will be held at
that place.
Fifty two freight wagons, belonging to Alexander
Majors, arrived on the evening of the gath. Large
numbers are still leaving for San Juan mines, and J.
900 are reported returning from there disappointed
1t is reported here Fort Kearny) that the kear-
ney City Blues yesterday killed two Indians and
wounded some Others who resisted their claim to
some stolen horses.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-02
marketsbY Telerlapn.

REw YOsE Nov 31CottOn dull Gselinng zAle to-day
500 bales; ndding upland I0z9IOS. Flour sith de-
ciDing tendency, 81 1894 80
CINCINNATI Dec. L-FOur dull, SOlD4 40 Corn 29g32
Oats % WHISKY 15Obbls pork dull al a 10
GA IS Lrrd dull at s5699 Sugar 6687K Molasses .
go; C5Fes 145I9ljk;
Nrw YoRK, Dec. Cotton dull wish declining teude,e
Prices Irregular, sales 800 bales Mlddliag u,laDd lO
les. FlOu- dII declined 9I0 Sales $50 bs MA 3;
Goa qui + 59ool bushels e4s67 Mess pork dull les
27S bbls l6 20 Lard dull, sales 80 bbls lO>S9II
NEw OzLsNs Dec Cotton sales to day l250 bales Midd ng
o. MOiass sO9a2 EOur hes drllinihg tsnesncy G2K
a IS Corn Gees; Lard in Eegsl1.
Erehan0a-,ofhfrg -dof,y-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-02

MnLEDGEvILLE, Nov. ga bill has been intro
duoed into the House prohibiting the leYying Of any
execution from the courts of the United States on
property of the cdzens of Georgia, prior to Decem-
5er 1861 the sa'es under such process to be void.
debate too place in the House bill to protect
the rights of the citizens of Georgia. An amend
ment was offered TO extend the provisions OF the
bill to every State that voted for Lincoln which
agreed to.
Mr. Mcdonald opposed the bill and the amendment
expressing warm Union sentiments, and moved an
amendment, timing any Georgian $500 who sells a
bale of cotton or barrel of apples to any person
north of Mason & Dixon's line. Mr.. McDonald's
amendment caused a eommotion and disunion aid
conservative sentiments were uttered.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-02
Save The Leaves.

If Brother Jonathan were as saving of manures
as John Bull is, he would be better farmer. No
one knows until he has seen it, how careful English
and European farmers and gardeners are of every
thing which can be converted into manure. Aud
this is ground of their superiority in agricul-
ture. Now, let US repeat, what we have often said
that few things are more valuable for fertilizng
purposes than decayed leaves. They are hardly in
ferior to barn-yard manure. Gather them up, now,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-02

Nav YORK. Nov. 30.-It is understood that Gen.
Briggs, member of Congress from this city has pre-
pared detailed plan for new compromise sub
stantialy like the Albany Journals plan, with the
restoration of the Missouri Compromise line west
of the Rocky Mountains as the main feature.
dispatch to the Herald from Washington saws
that the Navy Department has received dispatches
from Flag Officer Pendergrast, with dates from Vera
Cruz to the 2lst. Mr. MeLane was at Jalapa. The
robbery of the British Legation, which was at the
time in charge of the Spanish Minister, is confirmed
The health of the officers and of the squadron
is good. The ST. Louis had arrived at Vera Cruz
The Pawnee is on her way home. and will go into
Philadelphia
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-02
ArriraI Of the Orerlana Wall.

FoRT KEARNEY. Nov. 30-The California Overland
and Pixies Peak Express coach from Denver on the
9th, has arrived here today with six passengers
and "a 900 in dust
Capt Anderson with his company of Dragons
returned to-day, without being able to hold any
speech with the Indians.
To quiet the apprehensiOns of settlers, express
riders and mail agents along the Platte, the hos
tile attitude that the Indians have assumed the com
manding officer here has ordered Captain Steele,
with his company of Second Infantry to leave to-
morrow morning with all dispatch for Cottonwood
Springs, where, it is reported, whole bands of Ar
rapahoes, Cheyennes, and Sioux are encamPed to
the number of from 10000 to $1,000. Embodened
by numbers, they annoy travellers and commit small
and great robberies. 1t is realty feared that gen.
eral Indian war will break out
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-02

TRADE OF NORFOLK.-The annual report of the
Norfolk, Va, Merchants Exchange, shows that for
the year endng SOth of June last, the receipts OF
produce at that city reached S4,lI4 S54, of which
81 100000 was in cotton. A merchant of Memphis
Tenn. has recently visited Norfolk to negotiate for
the transmission of twenty-five thousand bales OF
cotton from Memphis to that city, on his own &C.
count
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-02
CHEROKEE CURE!

IN unTdiZi70 cure for Seminal Weakness, Noe.
tuTnaI Commissions, InPot'ney, Loss Of POWer,
Pains IN the Back StORs in the Bladder INSTRUCTED
and Difficult AeRStruGtion, and all Diseases caused
by debating from the path Of Nature, and fHdEgi'O
an SeLJ-POAuti0R.
By the Of this Cure all improper discharges
ed the weakened organs CT generation speedily cured and
full vigor restored.
Either contemplating marriage, should reflect that sound
mind body necessary promote connuba happiness.
In the "Cherokes Cure the poor debated down and
desparng deyotee Of sensual pleasure will and relief
safe and pleasant but immediate in its action
tanning mineral poison but prepared from vegetable
extracts, in the form Of a delicious syrup.
81 per Bottle three bottles S. and and forwarded
by express all parts Of the world.
Sold by all respectable Druggists everywhere.
POTTER & MERWIN. Proprietors, st. Louis No
Sold in Nashville by Ewing Pendleon, Berry Demovile,
G. ". Hendershott, aud by Druggists everywhere.
ortlP EUIy