davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-06-26
Tbs rates ef frtik on live stock Esst were axet
the 18th tfAprtt, ~ folIoNs:
EATN o1 E111GKf on L1yH arpQK XA3y.
10 pEIKolT OF TOLEDO


the 18th tfAprit. ~ folloNs:
RATnox v.naH7 oa !1y1 sroo1 Eat.
10 px1Ro1T OF TOLEDO
xsa esRs ut 70 I'd n. l.rz, car, .$s @ Wy q q
Sass Ess.saa e e eens4. :s ssi,:.: ss ss @ e e
.nsa: esRs ID IL, ls1sses's III sA 1ssa &c
S5ss ~ T.95s ~ '2 ~ s; 'iSsS 5 $S ;S
q r17rrB1s6u ao 8HLAM-
s!ss$so sSa!Ss!n ss?s2ii < IT, E.: n; @ is@ i s &c
e ngaa Z, c.1 @ than 70 Banao
Hsss ,5's51a 5R'sIS; !; M .' a' is' thaa TO Hs'0
SATURDAY EvxStSo. Jnae 2t.
The receipts and shipments this weak as com,area
With the pEee. ding week ~ arc follows:
Rec*tcis iess Than 14t weeE; 57a
Ascompared with tbs corresponding weak Of last
yesr we md as follows:
kte es,e 81. ol cossssp;idinE 1s:E oi ss
h5sa1s eot,essentnx 1.sr IN iii 3st
Sh4I ment8 les8 hhts W6ek 5S.8
Tse receipts tass week, though mors IN last 1va
neA1lT all been bought up a. the wsek c.oaes With
probably less than 800 nesd unsold.
The latter pstt ofthe week just closed his been dis
tnas1thed fo1 its activity We do nat Wish t. En-
derstcod by hs thAt great amouut OF huslness has
bern t,ausac.ed, but that co1pEed with fs~ pro-
eedtn9 wneks, It has been ua7suslly brisk 1t open.
cd dull enough however. to CO asa for al tbs in
creaset activity At tho latter en5.
The s1!iyA8 for tbs week have conslstsd Tor the
most p21t Of thin and lnt1toe stse1s. aud ore than
the usual proportion OF cowl Few really good an,p
ping cattle we're en- slIs- Atsr the nrss day or two
of tie ek seesp nntlog no prospect Of getting nd
OF their tcck It the at which sh4T era h-ld
hexan 10 sks the folly Of demanding sueh
able p,1ces. Ind wis.J concude1 10 oI.s III III stock
ut such prices - would enAbn dslIers u hand,a 1t
Without An Aesotute eertalrtY ofloy Toe rssu1t vsa
in Of :thlnx like tbs old arttvltv
The good a.d even pass lbla &ra1ez of shipping cat
tie were Eari11y taken. aud most OF the iufer1,r
Esadts worked of. The presencs Of a pnubsr Of
Nashville. LchIsV1na and Pittsburgh tpy ats enabled
dsoy.1s - .e,iizs eerJ Zekdiy upon tha: Esade o,
stock ecme iscck .attie Wexe wA7tsd. but ths d.
mand was ltM1ssd and soon sau.ns1. Bat:h.r,. eat
tls wern in good request.
Tie following summary Will shaw ths daily condt-
Eor II 'he market du1sng lha week. and II tssine
governing the ssms:
MosDAr-1he usu. dn'ln.ss prevailed. and prices
were nc mlna1. There was quite nunser Of u1to,d
csttte IN h3 va1ons y1rdI but NJ oae ppt IN Al A.
pesrante ard tfcrne buyer. Tbs only % "a made
Were to e:tJ husehcrs. Tut 50 hsAd changed ha.ds
during the da5. 1t S ts45.r0.
TT1spAI-Ihe mazket conttnu I'd dull. sud owing
10 or1ther uefaTo1able sdytces from tho ut pr3cas
became unsettled. and a.;hou3h tasre was really mo-
Quotaole decline, iii K1sdes became weaker. Taa,e
uas tnsa' acstnce It ali sh p,lag demsnd 1h pf1n
clphl buaness biting transacted By b9teh.ra and vpsc
lAfo1a- The tS.et were 80 hrA1 q: A3SeAt7s
Tor iuttEtos to common, 45.oaa15o f,s conuou
to falr. snd u .3aa6 20 for romuon 10 good,
WKDsRsoAy-The market opcnsd mort ncs,ye. mi
With scarcely 10 g;oi feeling IA sesad 70 g.ites n
, 1865-06-26

eHEEP--The demand tor The weak has bstn mod-
crate. ind the supply equslyso. Prices hays rulei
steady durtr the yrek. and chrunlelo no change
The price ranges rum sa25 toI.'5 los COMMON to
, 1865-06-26
SATURDAY EVE, juns Il

SATURDAY Ev1., 1un3 sl.
Tbs summer trade IL dsJtax up. AMI the volum.o
buttntss Ia generally fcstt1cled to the nlIng OF
smRn b11ls TOT. hesptng up asao!tmrnts. esiat ara
nIm 1t prey1aus quosstloas. STANDARD shestiugs
ere 1c higher. reLst-es tie so1ewhst easier-naH
, 1865-06-26
COMM ERC1alAs

SATURDAY EVENING, Juus H.
The following SUMMARY shown the movement
in produce AID provisions during the past 81
hours, compared with The movement for tie eAne
time 1aIt year:
pvrryn1s ~ a
, 1865-06-26

SATURDAY EVENING. June u, 1855.
eALEs AT TUE FIRST DoAnp,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENCY 7-aU LOAN !.

SUPsCRIpTlUN AGENCY 7-3U LOAN
61oenp NATIONAL BAHK o0 CHIuAso,
Tai. BANK vii seco4ye sanse!p:io1a to m nbY ~
Q. 8 kotez, aud Pay tas ttte9ess nom dkta Of rub.
scr1ptlon to the 13th OF July.
Ihesa notea arc issued in daaomlszcns Q: 3o. sloo
t3o1 $1.10o and 3DoQ btk1 !htazezl At the rata Of
79ls pee pei Annuu IN Legal tsuder notes OF. as
ht opt4oa Of the aoFeE n1Ent PET Ssns u So4t And
Att payable three YeAr1 from 18th o4 JuJ. S mar
oa converted n the option Of the hoGa1, II maturity
Into per cent 50 gold bearing bondt.
Ey hct OF Co1x1Ea1 they 40 fs1e tun ttAtd and
Municipal ta1stinu. and having shis advantage are
tho beat aecnrty for nEeatmens now IN the inaIket
We atlow tho N1u3l E1te OF cant cOrnEpl1oa 70
snn-AEertz. snd AND the notes nce af charge.
Tha nota0 Will ha re&dy t6r detvsy about the LIT Of
June. J A K1tIA F1sE!dbnt.
, 1865-06-26
TOR INVl9ORATlNG THE
HYHIKN,
AID fuE TW cuK1 o.
scRoFUIA, CANCER, ao1TRE, ULcE8a
sK1H DISEASES, &c.
Jnynesa Alternative
Still Maintains its Superiority.

bhh u1aGAdk.a, &C.
Jnyne,s Attentive
Still Maintains Its Superiority.
IN
ssss Cd M ssanx : z s
!uAJ e,adlc.se fo tne human s5stern tse di,sasss
sssn Saaa p.;cas,S Sis i u IL sA'' I: a''
CANCER AND CAFCEKpps AFEKCr1uNs OF III
sen s'S "a sy q r. e. II ;asa h.a
cases Il tas dises.e a Vaca jsJues Ase,ssiyr sss
Sn ssfr s:sn e
according to directions
.rRoPsY AND pRoPsIcAL BWELLIv8s.-Maay
physctHna who hsve ed tho Alternative Ia dsceess
e i .sa r xsst xs1s b. ~ 9 r
xestion axettaE tho ahsothenrs 1ato hs.lthy e1er.
"a q. aasS1 q s!e
EPILEPSY. FTrs, CoEvUls1oEs. sre usasIy eea.
MS Alternative IN junction Mn ~ Saaa,iye Ps
fore By II a1a s0ac, 70 shcza tnlos Alnlctior1
IN tnat at Uice1aons oI tha S1eah Or Doaa4- Ealar-
neas Gt sas Jo;9; ,qi !, nsen aaa ~ r.
eate' ~ a:2 ~, nd s!tca!.'ss wt!a q
ssqs ss non ssi 4sss s,s g se
sKfy p,ssAsRs. 0. al hnd1, scsd Had. 7ertsr.
RoaEs1ess Of taa Skin. TO-, no readily essed bI tas
AnesaETe,
EuETMATIIsA. I., AND NKuRA1oIA-1a chronic
sly suceesafni. In Acuta Rheumatisn a. Jsyne.s Iai
directions A~~N'"e1' ASsosoia~ 70
:, EEAA1E coArLAsrA-1n many anec:,oa, c.eu.
10 1EN&lkA. t&p$C ClAlIY wHEu Afr4Ysnp
, 1865-06-26

urs,aI<d y.Ite1dsy. 9eslerA had u.r.'y y,sld:d'o
Thn trrrttstibla leE3c II evtna.- snd 10 Longer cen
tended (es pstcss which v.so nscsHote- dsucs ina
sr,,yi,y. III sails ve'e loo h.Afat II 99s.sltos
io.e,fts 10 c.u nsn. p.31a > lar eonnoa 20 tAs:
ts7sas 3 for talr &: g1oa aud ts3s1 foT 1904 10
ehelte. m
Turr.par-Tee m .sk-s opsnai Actir", VIVA Al
x5snt aut su:-ly O. loxkr erades 5u. WISE eo1pH<
ttvtly v rl Cd shlppipE eatte on $ae- ooe or t"o
Iovfr. mtnt euyets msdd sttr appeaza"cs aaa
southt Light scea # soe0l 100 .bs weight at Stta
$lso LOT l'o ioa- nunAr ot Eastern shippers
bought tss ely, ard about 400 had Wtrs t'ksn o.
EIstefn tecouu'- Ptt:ss ra1ed A,oat the sama d
st1refuAv, eut tr'f4 wax 1hs sAles were 1.su
head sr the sale Of yexses1.y,
ERrpAI-Th:Ie Continued sc:,YltY IN th7 m n
kts, and especially senvs tnquryt good shipping
Steer, which wire ver1 tesrss. Tha lower grades
wese IN abundance. and prices rnle1 ust4e lower.
ysiie sh'ppt-E Steel Eere lsa:se better.
The enterr7 ALes vfre 9.:r0 haai ~ Atss3I 13 f,r
good 10 zen, tt EGe3 80 ios COMMON 10 al. a53
a6ss tcr tstr 10 goed, and sstsa37-5a sos xool to
ehetce.
eA7u,pAT- The market vas not active ana the
"a e. made 60 net tud.eAta any p&fttsuaf change n
the uRrtet Fasrks. Tie mort Of tho aNes w4fa Or
light inser1cr sseets snd eoxs for Gtanx FIR city
slaughter. The week closes with al the good grades
exhausted and ont liualtel n1nh.s OF any kiod On
sale. Sales $50 naad II t.a Tor ln1er1as Il ess
lor good.
From careful survey OF tbs sbayo aunmsry va
ttduce fta iolloHirs ta3.s Of eam2srsuve vain:s:
This EEL Lsn veg; :;
fss:ss $s
\: Hostn eis eten to ;;.sf ;;;;r. md as@
soxs,.............. ......-.... saaL5 Aasats
ThIs ccuoI ARSON exhibits = sl2hs advance In tha
better g.ktea OF shipping oittle cling from Is
&c aud dec inc tn tse ruugt.r 2rAdss Of about tie
saua amcnaE
Compared with tie ps1co eue yssz $50 nnd the
sollcwtg;
Th'syeM. Lassyesr.
Medium 10 Faif.. ...... soS55:o 5oa3 50
twin bs oh.s1yed th4t p.tees are to-cay ths slme
IS ona yaAs ago ...- ..........
r1e wl,hent CHANGE Stock and butchers Cattle ate
most In ceuaud Ihe kales ~ tolo1s. Iaad9 ye.-
tetcsy alter Ihe closing OF our report;
CATTLE SALKs TODAY.
Hal, l. Rst ", ssld Keesovs1 s. head. averaging
4 as:s 4 teia e.s's
7.edn noots 10 hs.d fs's stssz'. averaging ISIS
Aa.sas soa n!etm'n 50 had fa'r Srsds, averaging
"A. Adams id ptpaa. 70 n..dconman grade. averaz-
sti.a. ia Mosss Kelly 50 head tatr, .veras,ns
Sl.Es!y M.:s,ns, ,q.a res.,. saa ca,a7essso ID
a:ss @ ssad oses k:sas .res.sx
slsss: ssSsi g. ss9t '''s e'"en grade ~
:. MICHIGAN BouTH1KN YAJDe-
Correr 4 DEotaes .o,d Jacobs d Kel y s:hs.d ~.
ctpsef Brother 81 stowsil. 1o3 head. averaging
LEI rs, Ht $3.50. .......
- Yc1T wA1IE TAkp9.
.Ioha4cn to Mefh-ison. & h=ad. aver,E'rE l,see
M8-xI- .... .........
Wallwork q Mailer, to McPseFzoa. 81 al. aver.
sRlnx 1,1aQ ~, 1t sG75.
tame To Dauose, ID heAt, averaging s65 ns. At
S3a5.
Same 10 Daobee Is head, averaging as5 ns, Is co.
Il }GS.
The foToairg table ihows The dnitt receipts and
shpnersl Of Hogs for tho week ending to-day. COM
pared with tbs rrcetpts and shlrmsnts oi tho Cor
Tim ndl-r nftf RI 1854
, 1865-06-26

We md. b an q aaMtEattbH Ct INC t56Fd nXutf1,
tba tho OF this week t2E iess than taose
Ct 1aat wsek. a4d tho shionents 1854 ltss.
The market during he week hss b.en active, snd
the sece'pta havs heeu caught up 1spdly a. th.y
were received. Tha market opecsd with prices rather
derftksed, owing t. tho unfAyasAoie advscca tsom
New Tcrs. Tbs tee tna reaehet aot tAf Com 20:
z leo ns, but the activity cout1n1et- 4 favorable
ru1u In the s1ket aEain stMtc1 p,tces upward and
sse the c:ose Ct the week The decline had fny
overcome, sad prte.s closed about II. a.ne ls4:
wick.
The following asu the c1o1ny prices l,1t Week ID
, 1865-06-26

7-10 l.OAN-NEW SERIE5.
THIRD NATIONAL DAEE OF CHICAGO.
We have this day received taExa 1upply Of the
TEWD SERIES teaEpg date July 18th, lstS, aod asu
PAttleA deaf1rZ 10 3tveat ch1 Rend currency M
season coutfstt Eee OF ar9e, from Ill polnt1 o46t
Of tho NsaisaIppi and tho rotea Will bs sent them
t-ce OF fcsa,Ee, IKA HOLMES, Cash1es.
f,h1ck m .tuuA 1EHH - -
, 1865-06-26

nM. n. ,a73 ....... .,.. .-....;-.,. ,,1 ~ Il
w ~. ~. g.Na. "aS eAee's.'o'1 out unu
t,'. 1.1 W ae ssosA nole, ea'es "ete inaus AZ
anas9s.., oo!on .ae sneet LUZ natAet oPenea Al
-. 81 .as A71' ~" si's'a a. i7As' 7'''e'
~ss lu's. ~ 20:
eoss.na,ns W. aa,a non4s we're more aenve. M 1o-ds5
n'.S ea'ee =. t"ea"enies AZ AoS' ant olo
oes Si1 nes a. '';s' VIZ 4uole'
F;ve.Txan,,.. oa!1nS' 1IsS tanaz' Inaa
Ten Fcr,lea. e5 Mi
Seren-Tht1ies... 97f par.
I be sale Of the third eerIes OF Scvcn-lhirtfes
, 1865-06-26
CUlCAEO CATTLE nIAHKET.
For the Week Ending Jnne -, 1861,

SATURDAY yxaIy1, juno n.
TIE following table shows the daily rkcs'pts and
shipments OF Beet Cattle during the woek ending 10
day. coupsred with receipts and shlruent7 -of the
CORE. ponoiuR week Of last year:
, 1865-06-26
Chicago DRY GOODS MARKET,

5,c00s 9..-.......--..a7
Gold opened at 141S At dallsghers.
, 1865-06-26

New York htock mRtAsk.
Cloang pIlcez for cash. J1ne a. 1s5 Eeee3yed by r.
g. sa!te@stall Co., Commission, Stock and Boad
B{pkaTr, IS Clark lt{e4t, Eb1eakq:
, 1865-06-26

Ff6Dkltu .......@f 1o
1s|e Regal. i
- Jcij m
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-10-31

believe and he is not disappointed. pnrlng
the last decade he has assailed almost every
prominent government officer of all admins
trations He told the truth about Buchanan
when he said he was the best friend the dis
unionists had, he supported Breckenridge
and abused President Lincoln before and
after he was elected, sud now he is hurting
anathemas against President Johnson. He
won't hurt anybody, at least, we don't think
he will. Ore thing, however, provokes Us
even to writing this article, and that is the
fact that every petty Copperhead sheet IN the
country is quoting his grum cling as the senti-
nents of the Republican party. They know
when chasing him as Republican that they
are living, but liesis their chief stock in trade.
He never by word or deed assisted that party
to anything, and his efforts have been more
against than for it. He never has claimed
to be acting in concert with it, but be has
always said that the ultra pro-SlaTery Dem
ocratic party would sooner attain the end ne
so much desired-which was the dissolution
of the Union-than any other party which
had ever existed. He was honest and Is so
to-day, but honesty is not sufficient to save
him from the condemnation OF every right
thinking man for his abuse Of the President
Putting on the shoulders of Wendell Phillips
The burden Copperheads do not wish to carry
will not gain for them any power or respect
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-10-31

RAJ During the many changes of weather
nature is now undergoing, and the many
cases Of serious Illness, it behecves all to use
extra precautionary measures against taking
cold or making unnecessary exposures. Wrap
up warm when out in the air, and do not be
deceived by the few rays Of sunshine. We
cannot expect any other than cold, damp, and
jisagreeable weather during the coming
month. Cur pleasant Fall has made people
unusually careless, and we hear and see the
consequences every day. We are all too
liable to act injudiciously and should take
extra care TO guard against sickness.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-10-31

rn. To CovsUMPTIvEs.-The undersigned
having boen restored to health in few weeks
bv very simple remedy, after having suffered
several years, with q severe lung ahectlon-
is anxious to make knoWQ 70 his felleT-suf-
ferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he VIII send copy OF
the prescription used. free of charged, with
the directions for preparing and using the
same, which they will find sure cure for
Consumption, Asthma. Bronchetis, Coughs,
Colds, etc. The only object of the advertiser
in sending the Prescription is to benefit the
afflicted, and spread information which he
eonceives to be invaluable, and he hopes
every sufferer wiz try his remedy, as it viii
cost them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address Rev. EDWARD 4. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
Sent 1868 T3mCg
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-10-31
Our Young Folks.


This deserTedy popular periodical devoted
to the interest and amusement of young
folks is about closing its first year with a
success never attending any juvenile publ
cation in this country Its articles and u
luStrations are of character to command
attention from old ani young. The NoTem-
Der number contains the following articles -
Halfhours with Father Brighthopes, by }. 7.
Trowbridge SirFranklin, by Elizabeth Stu
art Phelps How Pine Tree did some Good,
by Samuel w. Dufield Disappointment. by
Mrs. Anna NJ. Wells; The Cruise of the Leo
pold, Oliver Optic; The Boy of the Chicka-
nauga, Edmund Kirke; Farming for Boys,
Author of Ten Acres Enough" Sir Walter
Scott and his Dogs, Harriet Beecher Stowe
Sunday Afternoon, Gail Hamilton; Winning
his Way, Carleton; Round the Evening Lamp.
Terms, $500 per annum. Address, Messrs.
Ticknor & Fields, 10. ia fremont Street,
Boston.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-10-31

Eg About once a year Wendell Phillips
gets grouty, scolds, pulls his hair, and makes
faces at every thing and every body. During
these periodical fits he is not a Pleasant OBJ
ject to himself or friends, and to relieve bis
and their souls from the burden, they e1tem-
porize meeting, st which Wendell is per-
mitted to blow of his bile to his hearts con-
tent. Like the little dog IN the Story Book
he must bark if he don't bite, be 1t least must
be noticed. He has lately had one Of these
Gts, and is in a really serious condition, and
threatens ever so much if President Joh.son
don't consult him bLfore acting upon any
more measures relating to lis Southern
brethreE"-his HSouthe-a Brethren" and
the Cops Southern" brethren, being differ
ent institutions. he lives in Boston and says
what he pleases, and If they are not pleased
with what be says why he don't care, as It is
not the first and he don't intend it shall be
the last time that they will be in that sz.
Now, we opine, that nobody cares particu-
larry what Wendell Phillips thinks or what
be don't think. We take il that It is With
him as with every public man-hs says a
great many things hs don't expect people TO
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-10-31

s9- The Jersey Shore Videtts thinks we
have an easy time, living in county where
there is no opposition to the County Ticket.
Not so easy friend as you may think, but you
may have the same if you begin the right
way. When whiskey ruled Potter County,
the Democracy sat in high places; when
Bacchus was dethroned, Democracy took the
lower seats. So long as temperance and
intelligence are the dominant traits in q
community, just so long will right and equal
ity prevail; but when vice aad ignorance
predominant, you viii not long wait f0r the
rule of oppression, bigotry and intolerance.
Close your whiskey shops--that Is TIE start
ing point. How can ron expect to gain good
ends when q glass Of Ehiskey balances your
vote. The fight in this county never ceases !;
we are compelled to war constantly with
mems depraved appetites, aud misconceiveG
notions of freedom. Tis true, when our peo-
pie compare our criminal lists with those of
counties where grogi is distilled in an undimin-
ished flow, they thank their good fate that
they do not need to witness the misery nor
pay the taxes. But they sometimes forget
these things ard it is then that the work is
and must be done. Another thing; tae very
fact that there is no opposition to our county
ticket makes it very difficult for oue friends
to see the importance Of every vote and con-
sequently it is hardly ever possible for US to
poll our whole strength. They think Potter
is so very small that il can have but little
influence on the State. With Congress safe
Senate over 1000 majority, Assembly over
3Ooe and frequently over 1000 even when
there is opposition, and with ro opposition
in the field for county ticket, what think you
of the work of getting ouf full vote? Be
satisfied, friend, with your work this fall, but
labor for the future.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-10-31

re- The Harrisburg, Pa, Tslsgraphrelates
the following, which we commend to the
attention of enthusiastic democratic support
ers of President Johnson in this vicinity:
A distinguished Pennsylvanian, who was
present at an interview with President John
son, when il was iutimated that the Copper
head leaders Of President Johnson, when it
was intimated that the Copperhead leaders Of
Pennsylvania were coupling the Presidents
narae as being in sympathy with their move
ments and objects, Authorizes Us 20 say, that
Andrew johnson Indignantly repelled the
intimation. and declared that he lcQs unable TO
discriminate arhstisr the asuH asaS greatest, TO be
doubted By LHtoH men, or claimcI BY Copper
heads as being in syzaDathy aoith their heLIish
dastgRs on the coEHtry!!!
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-10-31

TIE AosRoE DCCTRINE.-Heie is the whole
story copied from Mr.. NonrOe's message, de-
livered December 2, 1928:
With the existing colonies or dependencies
of any European power we have not inter
tered and shall not interfere. But with the
governments who have declared their indie
pendcnce, and maintained it, and whose in
dependence we have on great consideration
and on just principles acknowledged, we
could rot view any iDterposition for the pur-
pose Of expressing them. or controlling in
any other manner their destiny by any Euro
pean power in any other light than as man.
Hesitation Of an unfFieHdly disposition toward
the United States.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-10-31
REBELLION IN THR HUMAN INTERIOR

RebeIlions are not confined to bodies polite They
break out in interiors well an in the "oow-
els OF the land" The DatueAl law Of our bodies is
health, but We misuse them, and they revolt. We
subject them 10 exposure, we overtask them, we
overload the stomach, we neglect the bowels, we
plunge out of hotter than the tropics into
atmosphere below freezing point, aad in varioAs
other ways trihe with our health.
But these frames Of ours are wonderful machines
and re csn, BY the use of the PROPER MEANS,
90 ISvIGORATE and REGULATE them to
render them almost proof against the Ordsas 70 which
in our recklessness, we subject them.
Nothing that has ever been known or heard CT as
tonic adds SO much to the resistant power Of the
human system under circumstances unfavoraole TO
health as HOSTETTERS STOMACH BITTERs
If you would escape the intermittent fevers hts Of
indigestion, bilious attacks and bowelcomplaints, OF
which cold and damp the frequent causes, use
the BIITERS as .~ PROTECTIVE MEDICINE
In either case full reliance may be placed upon Its
efficacy. Sold verywhere.-ISunday Mercury, Dee
%, 1862.
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MAR I'D .

YOUNG-PALMEP-O the 24th, Anboy, O. by
Bev. John Robinson, Georgs I. Young Of the Cam
eron CI-IzES and Miss Emma l. Palmer.
TACET-LOVEJOY-Gl On me 24th. in Conneaut,
O., BY the same. A-tbIr G. Stacey; Of the Cameron
CITIZEN. and Miss Ella LoEsioy.
Printing Offices must be big things n Cameron
county. We know Printer who is afraid 70 get
married for fear his w.fe-tual woU'd-0e-usEht have
the establishment to support b washing boiling soar,
choppjug wood some other equally interesting en-
ployment. But, "Gnde luck : yez Z.
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Harper's Magazine.

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