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Weekly Calaveras chronicle. (Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras County, Cal.) 18??-1874, 1868-01-04
The Troubles of Young Married Couple,
in n Sleeping Car.

The cars on the New York Central
do not assort their cargoes. Male and
female, old and young, are left to lay
themselves away for an extra 81 30 on
shelves not much larger than those that
grace the pantry of the guide housewife
and they are slowed away nliscellane.
.ously in the same car, side by side, with
little regard to the proprieties which
decorum should enforce between the
sexes. A correspondent speaks Of The
troubles of a. young. married couple,
whose berth was near his, and who de-
cided That the lady should occupy the up
per shelf, while the husband was to
take the lower one. '''sssas' ~ $
The car was diply lighted and yet
the twilight fickeringsa Of the lamps
made many things visible to the naked
eye, We could not,g If We would,
help but know from sounds and wbis-
pers that the lady had a fearful time Of
y in climbing up to the upper shelf
that her hoop skirt was q formidable
obstacle to her elevation, being higher
at the bottom, longitudinallys than the
space betweea the berth aud the upper
part Of the car-that the husband made
fearful and frantic efforts to- crush it
down, and like|Banquo' ghost it would
not go down. 2 rs e 70. .s-Tlo !
From all this it will be seen that che
female undertook to take off the indis-
pensable skirt and undress herself after
she got into her berth. John and the
lady made heroic and energetic efforts
to nnrobe the latter, aud it was satis-
faction to know that the; labor was fual-
~ successfully accomplished. "Be
careful, JOHN" ssDon't. tear my skirt,
John,,' aud many, other remarks heard
through the car, showed that John was
doing his part manfuily in helping the
unrobiag process. s.' ..s'', ,' r. e. =. !. :
Finally, after the female had got plac-
ed on the upper shelf, We all felt easier,
and we're just preparing to dose, when
Ia new trouble came 70 the surface. -
|"John, |" said shrill female voice, did
you bring my parasol ., /" said
John, "havn't seen itat all.' HOh !!
Lord, John, then it is left at the tav-
ern. What will I do r. she added 10
|sgonized tones. lo"D7-lit, old gal, =
said AN irrevereut old brute Who soceus
pied the berth the correspondent, sssaev-
er mind your parasol but ,pse your par
Weekly Calaveras chronicle. (Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras County, Cal.) 18??-1874, 1868-01-04
THE AUTUMN OF THE HEART.

The corn bows its head, for the sickle.
The nightingsle's murmur IS hushed,
Rain tears from the arbutus trickle,
Beech fruits in the forest lie crushed. -
We have fought, but the battle is ending;
We are wounded and sick from the flight !;
Blue shadows around us descending
Breathe kisses of night.
We have jodmeyed, not needing the danger,
Cried N wild sppplieation, above;
We have loved till our eyes lost their anger,
And hearts become sleepy with love.
Red roses are>dying which .wreathed us
We are stamped with the iron that sears !;
Dead love in compassion bequeaths US
& Its relic Of tears. ioA n 5"'Yis ~ ~
9ifllii asii 10 ~ aaJ-.esi bGn .is..9bif
All. me! but the Summer was pleasant!
Shall We die and lie dreaming again:
Would We yield the dull days of the present
For an hour Of the past, and its pain
Do VIC hunger for kisses that stung us.
Or long for the lips that have lied ,---
Must we stoop for the gauntlet they We flung
Weep Creep to thcirssisie iss.s
We cringe to these sewers of sorrow;
We cry for blishted caress;
We dream for night; on the morrow
We gather the teurs Of distress.
We bow to our grief and. privd5on
! Wepay for the pleasures that cloy;
Our work is to build the foundation
They love to destroy.
Oh. women with hearts Drumming over
With passions we-neSer can feel.
The world is too weak to discover
The mystical love yon conceal. =
Our sorrow. not ours the reproving;
Your triumph. and ours the defeat; go.
Our lives are made bitter from loving;
Why, you are SO sweet!
Weekly Calaveras chronicle. (Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras County, Cal.) 18??-1874, 1868-01-04
- II . =
TERMS.
JOB PRINTIN G-
al kinds of JOB WORK executed with
deafness and dispatch. and on moderate term

ns- From and after this date all Sserifs
Constables' and other legal sales. advertised,
In the CuRoSIcss, must be paid for on the
day Of ssle, punctually. We hold none but
tbe officers Responsible for their payment.
mS Transient advertisements must be paid
IN advance. Job-work paid on delivery, 80 81
caridbiy. :, -. ,!'ba.iilsgs,,, ,jse,,z 10
red to settle on the first Of every month. Our
city advertisers will be required to pay up
every three moeths, ,....,r ...i,..,.s, ~ 80,
n Advertisements will bceontinuednntil
,rlered out and collection enforced. A adj
vertiseu,euts should have marked upon them
che number Of assertions required.
There will be no deviation from the
above established terms and rules Of business
Weekly Calaveras chronicle. (Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras County, Cal.) 18??-1874, 1868-01-04
RURAL PARADIsE.-Bay an acre OF

RURAL PARADIsE--Buy an acre OF
two Of ground, fence it, build a neat
cottage On il, marry an angel In hoops,
bslmoral skirt and jockey hat; take her
70 the cottage yourself, abstain from vii,
|lainous drink, live upright before God
and man work for your money. Do
all this, and you win come as near en-
joying Ill the original happiness tina
survived the fall Of Adam as is possible
for ordinary mortsls.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle. (Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras County, Cal.) 18??-1874, 1868-01-04

REpRoor. when the most insignifi
cant person tells US we are wrong, We
ought to listen and examine ourselves
and see il it is 80. Let us believe if
possible that We are in error When any
Iune thinks we arc.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle. (Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras County, Cal.) 18??-1874, 1868-01-04
The KOOms.

are LARGE AND AIR and eminently suited
for families, and the beds are the latest style
of SPRING MATTRESSES, WITH CLEAN
SHEETS and a sufficiency Of covering.
The proprietor is determined to conduct the
+" Monitor in such manner that the most
fastidious can frame no objections to it in any
of its appointments. He therefore solicits
of the public liberal share Of patronage. !,
The tariff Of prices is suited to the times.
Don't forget the sign The Monitor.''
Aok. Hill, Dec. 9th. S65.-i9'67:tE
Weekly Calaveras chronicle. (Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras County, Cal.) 18??-1874, 1868-01-04

OUT ofrHEszApow.-


WeleoPeg hsEbdsk g the So.Td and ths
Long hath she hnsdished Il so. 4 and
pain;
Sad was .hs heussheld and .hushed va. the
Let the house ring with sweet laughter
Long has the Death-Ansel hung DER thy
home,
Eof he hath aaa like the joy,.birit.. come;
Suashine and music shall brighten Thy
track.
Home ONE shall be home 4sgain-veleome her
TO d Rs'SSHr ias H., { a.:w ossians1T 4
Soon shall the pellid cheek flush ike the
sopn Mi lie lsngaid heart .i,th asthen md
thrill;
isoos shall the crimson ! tide rpel.ips the
Rush tssr.. gu the ysins tiu they derh y
She will be hopeful and cheerful. ere long;
Daily her step will grow steady and strong !;
Out from the clouds Of Death, gloomy and
black,
Welcome her back agsin%~elcome her back.
Out of the shadow into the sun
Out Of the sunshine into the shade s-''
Thus doth the life stream of destiny run, ~
Happy are they who are never afraid.
Strong is ahe hand that hath guided THY
. bark -a9nsYi
Into the sgn again, out of the, dark,sG aW
Music and laughter shall brighten thy track,
Home shall be home again-welcome her
':esMck:s IEs;frsFs - III ,..sis,ss ~ ~
Weekly Calaveras chronicle. (Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras County, Cal.) 18??-1874, 1868-01-04

Al BAsHFUL LovER. lAC odsin Kate
was a sweet, wide-awake beauty Of about
seventeen, aad she took It ID her head
to go down on Long Island to see s5me
relatives Of hers who hado the hisfor-
tune to live there. IS Among those rela.
tons there Glanced to be a youngswain
who hadseen Kate ION a previous eccas
sion, and SEEING fellrdeeplyi inniovsf'
with her. He called at the rheuse on
the, evening of her arrival, and she met
him on tho piazza, where she was en-
joying the evening air in company With
two or three Of her friends At length.
be stammered ont: ELBOWS your moth
err" "Quite well, thank you" An
other silence on the part Of Josh, dur.
ing which Kate and her friends did the
best they could to relieve the monotos
ny. After waiting about fifteen min
utes for him to commence to make him
self agreeable, he again broke the spell
by-"How's yonr father ?'s which was
answered much after the same 81 manner
as the first one, and then followed an
other silence like the other. e elbows
your father and iiother?" again Pit Id
the bashfui lover. ACUTE well, both
of them" This was followed by an
exchange Of chances end suppressed
SMILE This lasted some ten miuutes
more, during which Josh was fdgeti1g
in his seat and stroking his Sunday hat
R,k : l..x .rosLo a.. action oo mo frorvY
Weekly Calaveras chronicle. (Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras County, Cal.) 18??-1874, 1868-01-04

AN IND1GNANr Woman. -Some hor.
ria wr.,.h, =. ,,,;;;,,,. rs,,an..,...e.;-:.
- - 'u' =" op'u'o"
'nat woman VINO loves unsougnt de-
serves the scorn Of the man she loves,
is shot dead by the following from
,adv corresnopdeat...,s.. ...... 80, -.
n..-..,f-.,...,.......,.. - -. -
Luz. az, 80 ,o' $3.50 :, - Da' 'uay rae
/. 'a" WY Puunsu 'na' ''e :. seq auo'hee
po"ue' playnino losynps ever press
us !. 'nus'ac.'' anu a','e 's'cs grant ms
moruipg.ssMav no .xoman,s heart ever
learn to beat faster-except with ind;r.
nation--a.,the mention, &c bis-p,,ne
and NAV his stockings ,always need
|darnipa. 80 =, 80 -.
And when his nerves are unstrunq
BY disease. anil his head throbs as
|t6ouob an carthonake were hIeaL;no +
NAV he have notli,ino IN n. s;ck cbaTrgi
her hit hoot heals and not ono ;nsh -
muslin Of eriuoliue Ns'la7l.ai q
Give her iov,e,. masked = or With =
true.heartedt m. IS This wonld. metb;nks
Weekly Calaveras chronicle. (Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras County, Cal.) 18??-1874, 1868-01-04

In the early part Of the war, John
Hughes, who at that time lived in Al
edo,sa little town some twenty miles
from Muscatiue, and in Illinois, went
into the army. Bot a week before his
enlistment he married 40 estimabls
young lady to whom be- had been long
engaged Itlwaa the desire of both that
|the nuptials sahould .celehrated before
his departure. We suppose John "a ,ex-
|perience for awhile was similar to that
of handreds of other young men who
volunteered, 10 defense Of their country.
On Snithss expedition up Red River,
hoysser be had the misfortuue to be
wounded, aud in that condition fell into
the hands Of the enemy after the, battle
of Pleasant Hill. He was sent, with
Others to Tyler, Texas, where he be-
came insane, and froH thence he was
transferred to the lunatic asylum al
Austin. e. 'ssi.' s''ife''u ,a2s''ss'5'5'i' 9g'
TIE news CAME back home that he
bad been Killed at Pleasant Hill, and
he Wis Sd reported on TIE roll Of his
regiment: His bride oiifiabyurnned for him
nearly TWO years, Wien, On SHE advice
Iof her parents and friends, she accepted
the hand of'another, and married him
last Decemb II. golfer first husband Was
discharged ifroh the asyiaaaS restored
agaiu'to his reason, and as soon as he
could accuImuaate the necessary meaus;
be- started for hones ARRIVING at New
Boston, the, nearest river town to Aledo,
he fell nlwith "a nBau from that place,
and without making himself known,
soon learned the condition of affairs at
home. Grieveda beyond expression; he
thought overtha situation, and finally
determined, like Enoch. Arden. toleave
his whiloin wife aud her new.foundl love
to themselves. q Following out the ore,
solve he came to this city, and thence
went up into, lama, county, where he
had distant. relatiyes living Thedesire
to hear from his old home, became at
last SO absorbing, that under an assumed
name be, subscribed for the Aledor Rec,
ord, The village paper. s,5e,,. no.
Last night he saw a notice, of the
death. Of bis wife's second husband, to.
gether with a paragraph sympathizing
with the ;bereaved widow, and giving
an account Of his own melancholy death
as illustrative Of the hardness Of her
lot. Knowing that, his wife was again
| free, BE forgot whatever resentment he
might have felt over her second mar.
rage, and on Saturday last he put 10
his appearance in pcrsbn: .. What was
said at thap Iesentfal' meeting We have
ndlidea. 10 Wera know, though, that
the coupleicaineg to this city Monday
night, put up ut the Ogilivie,,e and yes
terdayanlorning took the train westward
to their new home in lama county, Ii
appearances can at allebe reliedlon, we
will Eager our Bottom dollarthatt day
there. ism ia happier man this side Of
the Rocky Mountains than this same
John Hughes AS flor Mrs. John
Hughes, dear reader, she looked, less
like widow than she did like bride,
and if you can draw. any, conclusions
from tie statement you are welcome to
+hac, -
Weekly Calaveras chronicle. (Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras County, Cal.) 18??-1874, 1868-01-04

HAPPINESS is wealth.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle. (Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras County, Cal.) 18??-1874, 1868-01-04

is loaded with the beat viands the market and
country affords. and all cooked in the most
approved style.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle. (Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras County, Cal.) 18??-1874, 1868-01-04

8 A LADv5 called at q store, recently,
and inquired Of a green Young clerk for
screwed" Not willing to appear igno-
rant, nor exactly comprehending her,
he handed down . regular twisted cow
skin. z "A: ..s Jaz-r.,
3 "Why," said the lady, 'sshat is not
what want
! well" replied the boy, ssthat isthc
cruelcst thing l know of
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-25
,tszt .ERE saEX "a n
NUMBER SO.
Esrly the nezt-merning, after Jolly.
,realfast. the -haun1s s--szzora a-eallod .ux,-.

.isEsrly the next1merning, after s,iplly-
breakfast, the zhsnaasz ware- called ua,x
h9rses saddlsd, guns prepared and load
ed, and We were off for the grand deer
huntsq Being an amateur in the business5
Twas placed on a stand !; that is d placs
where the deer is expected to pass during
the chase Others ;,ofsthe party had
beennlefton strands in thelreara to, kill
the deer if / failed tordo 'so,sand the feif
mainaera went furtherihtb the hills with
the hounds TO flush othe gameg osB hada8
splendid 4 London-twist double -bafreledb
shotgun, and each Of those dsath2dsalI
ing tubes had astoutl charge of, powder
and twelve buckshot in tn Down. on
an old log / 1sat, uwith the formidable
weapon lying aerossqmyolegssD "a long5
long time eIs'sat there's witb7 heroic
endurance Eahd theamost anprecendentsd
faith.9 Finally, howeverpd my hefeism
began to fagyands Iucompared myself tU
Patieneet and0 Misunderstanding ons&alog
waiting forssomething tosturn inp; and
was seriously thinking of deaving Rthat
standfor aIseat, by Doc oc's1,kitchensafre2
when Iiheard q rustlings of, leaves aads
Swapping ofsstwigs inHthes edistancssszf
Looking ino the direction from Hheucsr
theisOuuds dproceeded,i as -thelinoyehsts
sayydI saw noble adeer coming. with
long bounds toward me. uWhennbe had.
got to. within twenty steps iofime, O. little,
TOWARD my left,q and almost opposite II
pulled back eboth hammers of that, gun,
rosestosmy feet, and, without taking aim9
pulled both triggers, and--thatiwas all
KNEW about it for full ten minutes.
Inthe meantime the driving party .camei
up and discovered me 81 by my,osheels,.
which were always large ones. and
which atthats time iwereslying up onthe4
log, while the balancetof meIwas pretty
we'll showed over, on to the other side,y
WhenoI cameto, they were rubbing mes
with whisky--I suppose i it, was the.
smell that brought me. q aropnd-thes
dogs were lying round painting, and the
buek wasass dead q door nah, with
inaiTe feet Of fA#here heHwas WREN
pulled those awful triggers, Afeff Goth
charges had gone to his heart and the
breech of the gum had gone into smyt
comInissaryd d apartment with force suf.s
fcient to knock me into a cooked shat90
: IHwashelpedion horse by some Of then
party and my deere placed ono another,o
and we were both borne IN triumph to-
Docs house; but somehow 4 newer did1
glofify smuch sins thateb dodbleendAd
double-barreled shot. It sbroughtmmas
more relax ationy tiianffI ohads ibargained
for, and when Issuficien.iy recoversdstov
travel, i .traveieddor this little domicilesi
and, between you and me, Will, Isdon'ts
expect to stake any relaxation athiso
Christmas None ofathatlssrtlanyhow!g "
Motif Il can, help tl'ssnasd gnliI9is adj 10
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Bank Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO
IN all whom it may concern. that the City Bank
of Cleveland, an Independent Banking Company,
organized and carrying ON business an lndepen-
dent Banking company at the city OF Cleveland.
0hio under an act of the General Assembly of the
said State of ohio entitled AN Act to incorporate
the State Bank of Ohio and other Banking Com
panies passed February 24th, ls45. being desirous
IT relinquishing and closing its Banking business.
To that end has in of the statutes of the
said state of ohio in such case made paid and
deemed more than ninety per cent. of the maximum
ss es sef s
security to the satisfaction of the Treasurer,
Secretary and Audit, of State of said State of
circulation at the Office of the National City Bank
oil Cleveand, at the ssid city of Cleveland, where
1Done by order of the Board of Directors of the
d3y s.eL q l!ysIsEes sIsEess5 f VI yfess H. ssS
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SHss ,.,,s ,sGo u.s. OHIO, FRIDAY MORNING,
oEMEDICALsaGsd9zs zA
asWOMAN,:..

.rna bWOMAN. b ~ bn]
! ,bnAlsvoIo nj namslfne2 xnnoy soIz +
tss1ts bs1io;ios T7T7-2uinsvs wsl 3 odyi
FEMALES OWING eiTo THE
peculiar a and important i, relations which
they sustain, thsir peculian organization
and the Offices they performs are. subject
tomanyJ Jsuferings.s Freedomfromtbsss !
eontribate'in nosmaH degree to their
happiness and welfare, for none can be
happy who are i'll, Not only SO, but no
one of these various female complaints,
can longdbeosufered 3tolrun on without
involving the general health Of the in
dividaaB and ere long producing perma-
nent Sickness and premature decline. Nor
is sitpleasant to eonsulta physician for the
reli6 Of fthesevarious delicatesaffections,
and only upon the most urgent necessity
wifi a. tfas woman SO far sacrifice her
greatest charm as to do. this, The sex
will then, thank US, for placing in their
hands simple specifics which will be
found eficacious in relieving and curing
almost every one Of those troublesome
complaints peculiar to the sex. a9A'o 'AA
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Q a. -n1ecoNNHLL. General Assz
LATER.

q Atthe Ohio State Fair, which closed At Toledo;
the FIRST PREMIUHfor the best F anil Sewing
N aehines over seven competitors. :" E,,-t ~
send for a-circular, or call and examine the Ma
chimes at the new Salesrooms,
2I East State ST., Columbus, Ohio.
"a zsia7 ". S. BROWN, Agent. . nod 3 q
S2 AN kinds Of stitching done to sordeB snd
satisfaction guaranteed. oct24-d2m2taBT&s ,
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Exchange Pain for Ease

And Weakness for Strength. Get rid of the all
mepts which interfere with enjoyment; cast gloom
ard dependency to the winds; take stronger hold
of fife-and. in short. become ,4,st ,,f- s-.5. s
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HO0FLANDS GERMAN Ii BIFlEERSs

Biliousness. Indigestion. General Debility, and
all the complaints which proceed from want of
proper action in the liver, the stomach and the
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NEW MAN

Through the instrumentality of the most powerful
and popular Of all vegetable invigerants and cor
receives --r-.f... svE lssl7f4 -. .sar
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The Sisters of st. Mary's,

~ Somerset, Perry county. will open their large
and spacious building for the reception OF pupils on
the first Monday in September, 1868. For Board and
1uition. $75 Sso s85 and SEQ according to the de-
phrtment of the pupil. SR. ROSE. Sup't.
= Address Box Isl. aug3-dU
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FOE . SALE da5Yl laALL tiDRBGGISTSl
alAnd Dealers In Medipines everywhere 7ud 4
Ez2-dw&s HeowlyItaUco 5ns ui sn91Uto ;s9J
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HooHand's Gerrfsn Bitters, per bottle :. !: 81 o.
Hoofand's Germanl lBitters, half dozen. ....... o.
Hoofand's German TONIC, put up in Of. bottles i q
per bottle, or half dozen for 81 so. uz'oG >
Donot forget to examine well the, article you bu,
norder to get the genuine. i3 bs.bgra r,o :
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a. n ass n.srry asri ma Bib saedt
Sgs,1I-N'...1A1A. e. fS>M

7nsm 15yeD gi bsbGnf hGa .2ao c, 7iIui
-IDo aids asdT .lss1s1ai auiWsTb sbroe
Ola nof1s53grf5 10 4I,.l bsGaoI5 7a1sa
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CAUTION.

See that the signature n of G.. Al. JACK SON
is On the wrapper Of = each bottle, An 9TH
Principal Office and Mahufactory at the German
Medicine Store. No. s3ls ARCH STREET. Phia-
delphia, Pa,
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HON. JAS. ROSS sNowpEN

Prothonotary Of the Supreme eourtof Pennsylva-
- ''l>i - PHILADELPHIA. Se-t. IA, 1867.
..Hoofand's German Bitters'' is a very useful ar
ticle as tonic and APPETIZER. 1t Is not an in
toxi ating drink. and may be used benefcially by
persons Of all age. Re pectfully yours, -:
-IH 1-flIL u JAMES ROSS SNOWDEN.
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CONSTITUTIONAL SPECIFIC,

W hich not only combats and conquers diseases that
is the best known safeguard against ali unhealthy
influences. Persons whose occupations and pur-
suits su oject them to the depressing effects of
close, unwholesome atmosphere. should take it reg
ularly as a protection against the low fevers and
other disorders which malaria ;engenders. Inva-
lids who are -fi-i' 4ot fpi6iF7 i-'f- Ia +l''
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RESTAURANT.

IDANK EXCHANGE RESTAURANT,
ID Corner State and High streets.
CHARLEY MYER, Proprietor.
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nWAsTINc AWAY.
GERMAN bBiTTERS

dieinalfy termed. ExtractsJ of Roots, Herbs and
Barks, making preparation highly ncentrated
kluQ. L : II. :. -.
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HON. C. w. WOODWARD,

Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court of PennsyI
- s PHILADELPHIA, March l6, 1857.
/ find 'Hoohand's German Btters'' is a good ton
ic. useful i in diseases Ns Of the digestive or
ity and want of nervous action in the system. -.
Yours truly, - E.GEO. W. WOODWARD.
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CHARLES M. EVANS, Proprietor.
PRICE9.

-Iie Formerly O. M. JACKSON d co. aa
II O} ss;h 9nJ --Oz-5s9t syd-v1Cs
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SEWING MACHINEs O.

A ETNA SEWING MAGAZINES,
"A The best in the world. Nos. l and Operi
House. W. PIMMEL, General Agent.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-25
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
HOOP SKIRTS.

U REED,
~. Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in Hoop
Skirts and Oorsets. Also, dealer in Berlin Zepher
and Fancy Goods, lO3 South High strr 1t.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-25

iI f. HARRlS q CO.,
- Wholesale and Retail dealers for Lighte &
Co.'s and Haines 4 Bros Pianos. Also, Organs.
Melodeons and other musical instruments.
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IT q. WOODS,
Os Agent for Chickering's and Emmerson's Pi-
amos. Also, Organs. Melodeons and Sheet Music.
I 2l South High street.