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LAWS OF OHIO.
(Published by Authority.)
(Published by Authority.) [No. 1.]
AN ACT
MaVmor tiartia,! Aniruniititions fop tho
Joar 1959.
lP.c 1. Be ll enacted l'i the C, ncral
JietrmUly of the Stole of Ohio. That (In-
lollnwing sinus, in iitltliCnii tn tmiiior up-
jirnpriatimis. no. bmiI dm same am liruiy
niinroiii latt tl nut nl unv monoy in llm livnB-
ui v f..r gmioial 1 1"-1 ii no iiui'tuusus tor (In-
Voar 18o'J. In wit I
Fur ihu r iUi iii jmy of tlio Lieutenant
Govoriior us I'rosiilt.nt nt tlio Si'tnUo; tin
pay llKtit of num. 'mm nf dm (Inn la I A-i wi
ll;, their del ks. assistant dot k. si 1 jeaii's-kl-arin
mi l iliuir aisiatit.iiu I inr.-n-ngi'i s.
tile! tUMI Ot liflV llli.Usallll .1. ul IK.
Fur (lm .u rVn-iit ot emit ul nmn'C'itinn.
conviction ami iiai'Siinitatinti ul rniint'ts In
tlieiOlitn I'onili niiury, I'll thousand ! 1 1 ; i .
Fur dm payment of dm Balmy of du
Cnin.(ri)ilcr ol dm lii'.i-ui j, r.jjlit liuiiilriil
dollars.
Fur dm payment of dm salaries nf llm
clorki in dm I'" aitili'Glli't a oliici', twulvn
liunilrcil dollars.
For th cmitinirnt fnml of tho Comp
troller ot llio Treasury, llnai hundred dol
lars. Fur the cmitinciMit fund of llio Auilitur ol
Slum, miu (hnusahil dilUts.
For itm r nitiugniit fuml nl llio Treasurer
ol St.it.., til'ii't'ii Ii null nl i!ullii..
F ir gis lot tliu isiulo Ihiiiso, liftm n lain
dri'i) ilollur.
For Ixioka nmi fii;ij.-iziii-. ami lilriliny
for llio flalo lilnai v. Ilif i- IiiiimIii'iI ilull.ua.
Fur l lit! i'iiiiMiii:i'"i I'lpunsi'S ol dm ulna
rinn. nun liuii'lri'il anil I lly iliilliim.
Fur pnni'iii, trti'io ihiHu.ni'l ilnMars.
Fur liiiiilnii. twi'lvi' iIii.iisiiihI i..!ari.
Fur dm payiniitit mi ai'C.ii'iil nl llmsi'iiry
of dm Sncii'iary ol dm Stalo (.'uMinii-Siiilii'l
(f Cl. Ill IP HI nrllllnlK, HOVIMIty flVK (li.llHlH.
Tn aii(p'.V a ili tii' i ii'-s in I'm uppropriii-
inn In pa lm' oiirn inyi nh 1 1 pin I nl Mali'
II i ii'l of Ai ii'iiHiii n Inr IH.'iT. anil In pav
fur piniiiiij s ml I'liii'unni.". dm sum nl liw
h u ii'l ! ini'l dim .lull. us iiinl lilii-nn i t.
Fur Martini Mi l. mulilm. 1,1 iIm'
Bpprnpll.ilii.il mailii lot liff tv llmatl hi
itmil " an net Int tlm fi lii I nl Manila Mi:
Lmiyliliii." paiuai Apul 12, IBOM, nnu llmu
ami.! iliillaln.
Fir lm lunula, inn! tr bi a. ! 1 . 1 i f. ii mnl
ri'pair tnr tin. D.mI iiii.I Liunib A Imii.lun
thnusaiiil ijiihaiH.
Kkc. 2 Tina act ehall lako i fl'i ct frnni
and ulior iia
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WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker the House of Representatives,
MARTIN WELKER.
President of the Senate.
January 11, 1859.
[No. 5.]
AN ACT
To nuthnrizn I1'" "I" ' n.v
Mmre ol .Slnt'k held llm .Sia:o, in the
n'.. I... f'...... tit Hum Siiiiii jiml In
.i n I' ... ...laiinii
to tlio aiiiiea ol dm Conniiiss s ol dm :
SiukiUK Fuml passed Mav I. 1M.14 I
Skccion I. if' it riim trd Ly Ihe (Jmeinl1
Jin, nihil if the Stite if Ohio, Hint enemm
Olio
it urn ai:l to which una uci IB snoom-
.mu.ai y ..nil ..inn.i.laio.y, ho aoauieuoei.ua
m it i
That llio c ninnissionoi fl
tlio eitlkiuj;
fuutl uru lieieliy uudmi izcil, nnd w hen an
Opiortunily noMiiB limy hi e ilneetod to ex
cbani;n fnr nemlicatos nl dm six per cent
ilnt-k of llio landed debt of dim hia't', or lo
Bull, or udiHi wiso dispii.'i of. Inr money, any
and all ot tint Muirea of amek bold by dm
Slain in uny ot dm railin.i.l umiipanieii, und
canal I'ninp.UiH a of Una ISiaio : 1'ruvnleil.
thai Bucli shares of film k, shall in no caru bo
fold, or odmi wio dispnseil nf, ext'i pi upon
paynii.'iit tln'it'lni ; and in mi caen sliall
any auuli shares ho sold, eli'lianed. nro.li
rwiso disputed of, al less than llio actual
cash val no nf llio s.ium. Minuld audi eoin
llllbsiiilii l be iinahln (o t xebanun s.ml slocks
for ci'l'lilicatiH ot lliti fnudod duhl nl llm
fltuto, lin y may. Ht bueli '.iuin aa limy may
Jcuin priiptir.atlvet tiBO dial proposals w ill lie
rocoived by tlitini, at tlmir nllict) in Cniuin-
hua. for tho iiiircliaso nf anor all of said
Btocka ; audi notico ahull bo published in
auch newspapeia as (hoy may tin tut, ami
aliall bo nivu" at leaat iiinoly days lieloro
tho 111110 tixnd fnr openini; said proposals
l'rnpoaalB bball lm considered wiihout re
ipect to dm number of shams hid fur, uml
the sale Bball ho awanlt.il to llm biubest bid
dor; Provided, that iinlhsnr; in this section
contained shall tin construed to compel the
ginking luud cnoiuiissieuers to exchange,
lull, or (idiorwiso dispose of any of said
Blocks at less than tho par vn'uo thereof,
unities in their opinion dm iiitoical of tho
(statu will bo promoted (hereby.
Sec. 2. The cniiiui Bsiimei a of tho sinking
fund urn beri bv uuthoriz.id and directed to
anil, uml liauslor. any and allot (tin shares
ol Block bt-ld byllmSiuti) in ouv (in npike
coiniauy of tho Slain. They ahull, mime-
diuiely after tho pa-B i);o of ihiB act, adver-1
tlio ahaiea ol atock hold by tlio Mate,
io any lurnp'ko compaov to bo sold at nun-
inn, tn tho hilieiM bidder, in Iota of not,
lass (bun ton BlniroB eiio'1, not mora (ban
filly shares each, ul boiiih public, and cnu
Teniout plaro on din tins of tliu road ol
Baiil company, by givini; at least tliir'v davs
tioticu nl diu limn and place of Ihu sale, by
posters Bet up at the raio or gates thereon,
and in somu uopaier ot goni'ial rircula
tiou in the county or counties through w Inch
Said road parses ; Provided, (but iioihin in
this aeclion contained shall ho construed to
compel the sinkinif fuml oinnmissionurs to
Bell or iliHiioso ot, any nt Saul slocks lor Inst
than (hnir l.nr cash vniun.to no esumuieil liy
aid aiukiui' fund cmiiiuissioners.
Six. 3. Any sab) ol shares of Block made
under tbn provisions ot this net, aliall bo
couductud by un uunui uppuiuted by dm
(Jnvuroor; but tho approval ot at least two
ofthu cnmniissieneia shall bo necessary lo
ita conllnn ilion. I ho purehaser or pur-
cbafleia of Bool) sh.irea ol atn..k sliall bo ro
quired tu pay ono-ihird ot Ihu pui'eluiu!
money down and tin) balanco in two crpial
Htiiiiiul pavinenia. widi bix per cent, intoiesi ;
l.m in. ii.,n.l.ir shall ho ma. In l.v Saul coin-
ui'SBioneis until the lamn ia paiti for in lull.
bur. i- 'l lm shares ol atoek now ownei
by dm Stale, in any turnpike eoniiiany shall
lint viitillu tliu person or persons In whom
tno Baini) mav ho trausloi'ied, lyvirtuo ul
this act, to Toto al the annual olection for
cl foCtorB now provide! tor in tbn cbarior ot
Bael company; but (he person or persons
to wliotn Bucli shari'b ol stuck n.av ho trans
fened.aio lieroby authni izoil In meet at the
same lime and place with die present stoik
holders, uml then mnl there elect, suhji cl lo
inosanm reiruiaiiuoa nmi B..ei.i .,.oi,ii(.ii.
i BincKuoiiiera in iiitnr eiecu r ui.cci.iri,.
tho number of directors (bat die ioveinnr
it now required (n uppnint in said hourd
Sec. R rieciioii one of tho uhovo recited
Ct is hereby repealed.
See. 0. This act to take effect from and
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WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker the House of Representatives,
MARTIN WELKER.
President of the Senate.
[No. 14.]
AN ACT
TO provide tor I'laltme and -Recording
rraciions ot i.unn.
vnr.ic. "uii'iry aecuonaoi lano in una
Slate have become divided into such small
pareota ami frautioua as to render dm do
Boriptionof the lamn on tho tax dupbeato in-
foil una ana aouiiltui, (imretoro,
60110.1 1. 3t it tnacted iy thi General
. ..n mLI'j of the Si, ile of Ohio, Thnt in sucli
oust s. tin- ussossoib i f roal i ropurty in ihiir
B. vmnl districts, may inutility are liuirliy
nyiuimtl wlinii oiin msing uny such scutinn
Bo silli-t'iviiltil us iitnrt'Sit'il. to ciiiimi (ln p il l
8 -ct in ii nr s.iuh tmits I Ik-i o ' . I" iv In-Hie-
I'ssurv, In In- lu-ciiriiu lv i.laiir-l Mini laiil not
' cli sub i!ivikihi;i us I It - i i i t tulrt
lo i lm latnl in I lm s mm may n quiro. ami io
(iniiilii r (lie Sii'l tliienoii or Bnbtliiis-
mm as t ruc-i i tin or sub tin istiuis ul sunt
n-rHnn, nr n.iii m(s llo-nil as nmi lm
Bill) iiivi.ieii. nun soon iit'iiver mm; u miii
an ii unit" i fit (o llm r"Cni'li.r ol (lm count v.
In. M.all in rni atoly ruco. H tin. a,....,. i..l
nil ni.d almr Mich ri'iiml i-liall liavn linnti
ma. In. dm tnimlinr
v e nni or Irantioiia,
dm iniinlior m nitron tn mini anli ill-
sliall lio iI.tiiiimI in law,
n Mil'i.'iiMit ilnsci i 1 1 1 i cut o
Ia.nl an plat-I
trii, llllMllil'l'i.il all I l'i
ni.ln.l.li.r all puipnsiti
ol tuxanmi ami (!iiovi.y,itirintr.
r-fv.'l. 'I'iiat llm tit-i r.lnr uliitll mcnivo
fnr lllH MII'T l(V '8 llll'IlT d't HOt.lllO Mllllll llll'S
us lm ia allnwmi Inr I I'Ciirilini; tnn plaiK. tn
tin paiil out ol dm ciiuntv troanui v, on ttni
oiili r nt itm uudilor, unil ullowuiicu ol tlio
cninniitsiiMiri a.
Ski'. 3. 'I'l.ii net In t.ikn i Hurt anil lm in
toti:i' tiiini ami ntfnr in piiHnini
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker the House of Representatives,
MARTIN WELKER.
President of the Senate.
February 5, 1859.
I lull .by fit lily lluit I hnvo cnmparnil llio
I'.il'l'nnilllj ljH Willi Ulltlll.'lltlC'lll'il e i 1 1 1 1 B
i-i-ii'i il .v in.' I'm in dm Scarutury ol hiutn,
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C. C. FIELD.
Auditor of Geauga County.
Rising in the World.
You sliimM In-ar ciinoiuiiily in mind
iliat niim in lis ol us urn, Irom die vi ry
nauiri- mnl tn cin-iiii t of tin-Wiuli!, burn
to iniin our livi lilinn 1 by die -'sw-fatol
our blow." Wlial n iiMUi bnvn wr, tlii'tt,
In Mippn-u ibal our cbil'iien are tint lo do
llm s um ? If lin y "" H now and ibi n
ntio wtiuld lie, ( tiilnWi'd will) rXlraoiiliim
' iy pnwi im of ill i in 1 , ihnve t-x'rauidinary
p 'iwi'i ol miii'l in .y Ii h ve nil oppiinunily
ul i-vci i in llii niM'lvi'S ; mid it lln: bavo
iini Unit iipfiini tliii 'y, llm lint tit ia not voty
nrnal !u us or ll.i ill. Nor tint a il bcnci.'
follow tlmt llio ili sci'lldi'lila of liitimrrs
mi' always In b labni'i rs. Tim pill It Itp
j Hal l is slrrp and lniif. to bo sure. lll-
duatry, care, skill, xoi'lli'inn;, in die prt's
1'iH paii'iii, lay die fo'jiidalion of h ri-e un
ti. i' more lavorabie eil cums'.iuiCes for llie
chil ln n. Tliu vbildren of ibcse lake an
oll.er list' ; run', by nnd by llm descend
imls of die parent laborer becoino i'iill'.
ineti. Tliis is die iiaiural progress. Il
i by Hiti inpiin lo n ncli llm lop at h sin
gle leap dial Bo tnucli misery is produced
in llm woi I I. .Siioiely may aid in tin kinn
tin; laborer liriuotis anil niil'py, nnd bv
lii itiLritiLf cbildren up lo labor with si eatli
ni'ss, wnli fun: mid willi skill ; lo show
timni bow to do as ninny uselul tliinns na
n,,s;iblf ; lo lit) them nil in toe best man-
tier ; lo sel lliem nn example in industry,
ui .1 . ri.. i tr j.l.i .. 1. 1 1 n k..a iiml nt'iillifss : to
. ,lllituil, ,,,., K0 ,,mt
I., .. .i ii i... 1...1.1.. . 1..11 : .i...
' i'"7 snan neer nu inion- n inn m int.- vwn-
j It aly
10 let llietn always see n (;oou
living prnoeeilin Iron labor, und thus tu
remove fmni ibeni llie ivinpimion to s?et
nl the nooda of olhers bv violence and
fraudulent means, nnd lo keep Inr Iron)
(heir uiimls nl! die iiiilucemi'Uiu to hypoc
risy mid deceit, CuMiett.
The Key Sickles Tragedy.
every nay. n air. mcfciti li ul inreii una
asaii-natinn bniiso and thorn mel Mra. Swu
tibual'l ''Ion, do you think Mis .Sickles would have
ti"1"' 'o shoot tho fuitliliisB criiio'inn who
had stolon her husband ? No, Bid Wo
: "" do no such loolisti Ihinris, nnd why?
1
What a oman Thinks ok it Tim last
North lowu Tiim t coiitauia n Inner Irom a
lady, asisier.wo bidiovo, of Lvdia II. Sifinitr
nev. cninnietilini upon Col lliehanl-nu'
o;iitnrial in rt-lailnil tn tlio killing! ol Key.
I ho (Jul. bud sanl dial " riicklea could not
have lived bad bo not taken vcie.ini'n on
llio wily ai'uiiiidrol who robbod bun of bis
pnsiiinu and disannul his name." 1 1 is lair
eurresiinuileHt hatl sunposnd that " a uian'b
j virtue was mhorotu. a pari of bia naiure,
and nut simply a reduction ot llio virtue ol
lua wild.
lint alio must infer from tho oilitori.il to-
maik nlinvii tnal " wlinii lion. Mr. Sickles
went to Cniiuress. bis position. Ills nainn, bis
lioiiur, ib'peudeil upnn llio chasle bohavior
of Mrs Siekles lua wiliiw.ani stio an llabali
at :hat ! Tliu lieauliltil woman, capiivaieil
by tho graces of a tiaodsouiHr man (halt Imr
hushuiid, sins, unit is discovered, expoaed
and Mr S (tin nnlv iiiuocnnt pnisnn in
tint affair, sbnnta Mr. Ivov, not fur Imtravint;
his wilo liul for dishunurm htm. On, ogro
inus aellishuuss !
" It is Bt runuo." she continues, "linwdif
loreuily our sexeB aru cniistuuteil. Women
' But vivo lliesu di ;r. ett'dn tlovelopiniints
llee.iuse, if we are virtuous wo I. am cmill
donee in our virtue, and wu foot thai tn do
relictiou of din hush. mil can or iui'li I to
ell'ect the v ii (un of tliu wile. But suppose
on Boiile fine .S.itibatli mornini all tlio wo
men in Washiiiieu who suspect tlmir truant
lords, should silly out, "sword anil pistol
by (heir sides." in chastise I ho dear crea
I tinea who had stolen their utfeotinns
would not jbia murk an interesting epoch
insiiny .
llio foltowiui; paragraph Bbnwi what
wouiutl thinks nl man's courar;u :
" And vol this man, who could not moot
tlio hollow shells of humanity thai formed
lua socmiy al Wasluuiiioii, until hu bad vin
tlitnited bis honor, must now meet, mijlu-
times ul Ins (rial hear (ho co nst) journma
" uupi incipmu iiueriiuos couiioui una
"if" wlmni bo mannauiinnusly prnmised
" "t tn injure" hoar i.irain and ayain with
examoraiion and minuda, dm wliolu history
' misery revived meet dm womlei nu;
1 'onks ot his litilo one turninil from father
' moiher for an explanation of this mystery,
' ami in aner years no loriuroii nv ner recur
rmieo lo the first chapter in her life's reality
If he can do ibis and dare (n meet bis Maker
at last with tho brand of a murderer on
Bout, uml yi could nut meet (bo (allow lac
ed, mustachioed puppies oi Ins club room.
! If" mo. in (Joil 'a naiuo, in what cutisialB the
aupoiiu. cuumgn m nianooou .
A Newspaper F.ditoii. A newspaper
editor, must, bko tho poet, be born to
cjllllll, HS , ,, majority ol instance
,,,... ,r,. ,, w,l ht n nersno tor audi
I
I a post, unless hu baa a natural tasto ami
lipiiiuilu lor that description of literary la
bor ; liu' aliboiiuli many poisons nro utile
lo write ' leadera" or "liierury articlok" for
newspaper, tew can bo entrusted with
editorial control, low can scent out ihu libel
which luik in almost every community,
fe can distinguish tho report intended
please Ihu speaker instead of public ends
still tower who cull tell at a glance (he kind
of literary ol political material winch will
promote tho circulation of the journal
fact, a riuuil editor's cleat ditlieulty is not
t whi ,o sbould put in but what he ahnuld
I keep out of bis culuunn. Kuccesslul editors
i..,,,, ,,. iieen ireat uuthois: but men
common sense, una their good common
sense has taught ilium to wrtto but little
themselves, but to reap, jude, select, die-
luto, alter, ami combiro the writing of etb-
m.Lckambert Journal,
CLEVELAND.
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WILLIAM II All 1
l.oU-sitlv mnl Kulutl I uii lur in
All kinds of Furniture,
No. 107, Water Street, Cleveland,
109 ,ow m, iUIII a lag & c.niijliiiu tisauriiimiit nl
,4os,.M OO,, .MallOB.I liy,
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Itlaclt Vlllllllt II ml .111" I'
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CIIA.MI!i;it
lI'S. 'nriuus niyk-a,
I.I ll'NCI'.S, lit all piiri ",
M A I TIIASSKS, ol Hair. Manilla, ilxc'lamr nin
.iiuw l'i N i STOOLS.
All ol' w Inoh 1 xil'ur in 'in1 (inri liriinTOiiiiiiuniiy al
Prices to Suit the Times.
VM II Mi l'. No. 107 W'litr-r ?t.
15 ECKWITll'ri
t'AUPi; 1, 1 L U I AI. J. UJ.MHI U SH.iDESTflllli
'I an only i:- i'Aiii.isiiu;NToi'Tiii:
hl.N'H INHIIIO
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I V I" sTOHIi:s 'i:i;r I.iiNfi l)l
A VijicJ l'XcIiihm. I In tin--alu '
I llio alujvt' (jonils.
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SIORY No.
In ilcvntnl to thi: anli' ill I ul ( Iiiiih. from 2 fi'i't t i i
!.( nl". oml I! 1 ""'I Ctuiioti .Matuiiy,
1-1. J I, 4--1, j-1 tml (i-1 widi:. !
STORY Ni. 2
I ! nn irimifttjir room, -JJ u-vt .m . l ited tu Tw.
i i'ly iinii 'line f-i'ly Ciiifirt-, I'iiino fin! Ta li
' Cuvcrt, .M:!'. 'I 'ui i It; 'il (,l(!h-, Sifiir Curcia,
! ISt'iir lioili, C';ir(i-( .vvi 'icr. iVc, Ac.
STORY No 3
Is tlf voloi I in T:iH'Mr v IjMi-" l n ml ''npf-siry Vcl
' ct l'?iifiM. Kuj', linly irii-"- U ii r ; rs, l,rm
nnd lu-lin 1'tirtniiM CitM iti. W..rji'il uml S tiiu
, I ;i m k , Cumins. I utliini Ann :hi1 mh.
(.'onls iiii-i 'l ;iseU. (inlj llimtcirtl nmi t.'ntnin m
IrMli. Dt.ti' ;mh! Wliiti- l!ir.aiiti, Curiuiu fix
! STORY No. 4
j N flrvotcil la IIciiii itntl Citunii C':irp'tJ, f'lu'iip
i WimiI ilo. DriisiiiMH i'.iiin!) 'l..iii. I'.'li Cloilt-.
('nil-!
l.iimi-.is. K'riL' CiiriK-t-, Lll mid Yurli Car-
pet.-, JJuuli Wui.If....r,&c.
STORY No. 5
N urfl rm mi I 'jiliitUit-i y aii! Sfwin; K-om. for
ihf MnliiiiL' l (irji(!l8, 1' llUng HiudfH fiirrl Cor
iiKvs, V (, ir.
us. I? mill H SITCRinR STRELT,
( i.i;vi:i,.M), oitio.
CROCKERY & GLASSWARE
-i '. Xm?t" vft-"-
B'iisAVorl A; Co.
IUI'OK I'KIIS Of
CA 1XA A XI) EA Ti TUES IV A I.E.
Gib Fixturrs, Lumps fur I'litirelits n ml Hulls,
CTTI.EUY, I.OOKTNC (iJ.AS.SKS, TKAY.s,
Plated and Britannia Wars,
And n te.'il variety of
HOUSE-FU.1M SHIN 3 ARTICLE?.
0T'ii"l rnrcfully I'linked and Dii.ivi.iu.dat
THt UlI'uT f'BI 1, UK Clt.lRilt.
I'til.li KNSWYilJTII & Co.,
Cnr nf Superior unci Seneca fSis.,CI(:vt'jan(l
April l.r. IMj'.i iiJ.I-r.in
GEAUGA COUNTY,
ttcirtioii ! !
Lewis, Eiisto.1 & l1o.
(.'LEV KL AND, OHIO,
itavk oii:.m:i is tiiliu m.h
L L S 'I'll It I'.,
&L'i'i';iiii)it .5 1 iii'.f. r,
and nrn prcjiuiid lo exhibit u coinjcia asssori
luiint of
I'OiElO.X .1.X D DOMESTIC
33ry Goods,
to which the iiiipiuion of ilmsc in (.r-iuaCoitniv
ti ud vicinity, who parch .sc in t'levi tant, is o.
tieiitn I ii mint, il. 'f'heir sluck knviui; been pur
cluiscil nailer the tuot I'uviirulde au)ict., cualilcs
lliem lo uivo lilt I, 'l' It Villi A INS, ui u luiy.
iiasnruucui of .Novi'bies in
Dress Good, Lowm, lieroges, French
Jaconets, OiyunJie Unites, Ln dies'
Troiiiliiii Dress Goods, Vhints
Jiril iants, worth f0 cts . for
3 1 ets ; Col'd do. worth
I 3 els., for Mcts.
Nil. KM! SII.KSJI
FANCY S1I.KS, ol llni uent'st nntl oust novci
pailcrns, auiuu ul .')0 ccuis per yartl.
HI. K SII.KS,
rilSC!llT'".Scolcbrnie(l miikc; Oil Hoi ted Gro
tie Kliiuc, ij.iud iiluiluy,al 0 cents icr yuiit.
S II A W I. S.
STFXLA, DllOt'll V, CASILMKllKrillUKT,
CIlAl'l-., itc , e
iioi;si: 1 1 KMsiiiMi coons,
AGOOU ASStillTMENT l'i(, Linen, l.m
en .Sheeting, Uainnitli, .Viiaiiij, Ovyteil, i-c.y
tVc nmi
Aviin i: ;ooi)s
Of rvory ili'scriiiina. NANSDOKS pl dn nntl
eliurkeil; tloiiril ami plain SWISS .1 M'o.VLTS;
checked CAAIli.dC; lianred lllilld.lANTri.
I : i it it t i t I : tt 1 1:
r.mhroolertil N- tin, M'.iiriitni; .Stttn. Mimttn Cnl
torn, t'renrh I 'nfl i't.
Luces, Triininioss, ltulloo, e., .c., fcc
DOMESTIC GOODS.
A L A lit; I'. S l'OClv, lo which we invito par
ticular unciiiioii.
Brown and lilenched Sheeting nnd Shirt
iiiffs, Slimmer Stub's, for Cvutsuml
J'ants, Linen Drills and
Ducks, Cloths, Cossi'
nteresanil Vestinrs,
IIOMI KY, OI.OVI S A,M .HITS,
Hilil n nice assnrliui'lit of
CL DL UB Q EID rEal&Mi,
Tti!!t iher wiih a LAKUK Lo'l- OF UTIIKK
(il KHIS, loo numerous to iiiiiuion.
&y I'uri h. inert ill find one greitl oilvintnffe in
neiri'tiitg I'ri.m our ttoi i, we '.nee no Old liooda
lObhotv.iJU' Si:t'k being Entiiely AVui.
LP.U IS IMSIO-V aVI'O.,
Marble Sroac, No. 91 feii thiOR St.
Cleveland, Jnnu 1H5. 411 ly
jJ MlLLIMiliV STOHE
In Cleveland
SIioav & Co.
I T AVINfi opunerl a LAIKiL STOCK of MIL
I 1. LINLifi UOOfJS, aae now niaaulucluring
all kiiidaof
Silk, and Fanrv Straw Bonnets.
ALSO DEALERS IN
MILLINERY GOODS,
At l-"J Superior St., 4 th door from ilia Square
.Milliners supplied with ruttern Hats.
CUvelaiid, I'M. 439 tf,
IP --T CHINA MAI L "S
iAba'pRiif'i;! 'pi Kf n a 1
ipwis. il'J i ?j a s I
" -JU'sUV-
MEDICAL.
' HOSTETTER'S
STOilHACHJITTERS.
It a fact thnt, t some periotl, crory m(ra
bcr of the huiunn family ia subject lo disease
or (listurbrtnco of the bodily tunctionn; but,
wit n the nid of a good tonic And the exercine
of plain common sense, thoy niny be able so to
regulate the flytntem a to secure permanent
hcitlih. In order to accomplish this desired
object, the true courno to pursue is certninly
tlmt which will produce a natural state of
things nt 'the least haxnrd of vital strength nnd
lite. lor this purpose, Vr. I km tetter han in
troduced to this country n preparation bearing
liitu name, which i not a new medicine, but one
that has been tried fur years, giving satisfac
tion to all who have used it. I he Hitters
operate powerfully upon the stomach, bowels,
and liver, restoring them to a healthy and
vigomu-i action, an. I tlmn, by (lie Hiuiple pro
cesH of strengthening nut nro, enable tho (sys
tem to triumph over disease,
For the cure of Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Nau- '
sea, Flatulency, Loss of Appetite, or nny Hilioui
Complaint, arising from a morbid inaction
of the H rnmi'h or Howeta, producing Craiups,
Dysentery, Colic, Cholera Morbus. c., these
Iiitters have no equal. .
Diarrhira, dysentery or flux, so generally con- !
traded by new bcmUth, nnd caused principally ,
by the change of water and diet, will be speedily i
regubitcd by a brief line of this preparation I
Dyspepsia, a dineasc which is probably more I
prevalent, in all its various forms, than nny ;
other, and tho cause of which may alwayj
be attributed to dorangetnentH of the digestive
organs, can be eured wiihout fail by using '
IIU-STETIKU S MOMACil JJ1TTKH.S. ns pet
directions on the bottle. Fortius disease everv
physician will recommend liittersof some kind;
then why not use an article known to be infal
lible? All nations have their liitlen. as a pre
ventive of disease and streiiglhener of tho sys
tem in general; and among them all there is
not to be found a more healthy people than
the Germans, from whom this preparation ema
nated, based upon scientific experiments which
have tended to prove Mic value of this great
preparation in the scale of medical science. ;
Fkvkii and Aut k. Tins trying and provok
ing disease, which fixes its relentless grasp on
the body of man, reducing him to a mere sha- j
dow in a short time, and rendering him phy-
sically and mentally useless, can be driven
from tho ho.ly by the use of IIOSTETTKK 8
RENOWN El) HITTKKS. Further, mm of tho
above-stated diseases can be contracted, even
in exposed situations, if the Litters are used
as per directions. And as they neither create
nausea nor offend the palate, and render un
necessary nny change of diet or interruption
of ordinary pursuits, but promote sound sleep
and healthy digestion, the complaint is re
moved as speedily as is consistent with the pro
duction of a thorough und permanent cure.
ror J t'r.iont in Advonvcil X ora who are
suffering from an enfeebled constitution and
infirm body, these Litters are invaluable as a
resioiulive of strength und vigor, and need
only be tried to bo appreciated. And to a
moiher while nursing these IJiticrs ore indis
pensable, especially where the mother's nour
ishment is inadequate lo the demands of the
chilil. consequently her utrength must yield,
and here ir is where a good tonic, such as
Hosteller's Stomach Bitters, is needed to impart
temporary strength and vigor to the system.
Ladies should by all means try this remedy
for all cases of debility, und, before so doing,
should ask their phvsiciau, who, if he is
acquainted with tho virtue of the Hitters, will
recommend their use in all cases of weakness.
CAUTION- We caution the public aaiuat un'ing
any of tho many imitutioiis or counterfeits, but ask
for HosTKTTKn's Cr:i.RDnATt:D Stomach Hitters,
and see that each bottlo has tho wrl " Dr. J.
Jl us tetter's Stomach Hitters" blown on tho side
of the bottlo, and tttauipud on tho lactullic cap
covering tho cork, and observe that our autograph
signature is on tho luhcl.
S Prepared and sold by HOB TETTER ft
SMITH, Pittslurgh, Pa., and sold by ail
druggists, grocers, and dealers generally
throughout the Unitod Btates, Canada, tiouth
America, and Germany.
...i u . :iOK, nnd JOHN
H'llOl.s. in ( I inn,
mil bv DniLi'iisiM ami Deulcrs yencrattv.
Jan HO?!. H72-:yin&oi
N l:ITII Of AMI UK AN WO.UISN.
. i'tum tt.f .V. I'. Oiiht .Vr c (Kdiiiiriul.j
We diMirtt to rail uile'iiion to a letter (nun Dr
Ji.-.ltii:i I'. Uii ino.uii Health of AiiH-ricnii Wo
oii'ii," in anottier eoluinii. lie treats (lie toil-jrci
in an able inanmT. nmi liid skill and medical juuly-tt-iii
in iy be rein il upon.
Fim ii'l- Ai-nuy firming fitprrs..
!Iai-liaM's I'teriiie Catbnlieoii htu- moveil tol
till I V as v.iliialile us il is claimed lo bo in nian
en- ti -H in oh- ly nu'diciil geut Icineii und oiliei
Dr. Hnnuc is u n-jnilar iriiv-i.-iaii ul very iiur ti
ininiut iiik. a man ot tfio it jihliiiiienl and dix-rion
ti itnm, a iniliriiMis and hiniy bticei ssfn I praen
iiitniT. in all di.iettfuH, eapecKilly thusu ot wonie.
und children.
F'fm Phtjiic'itin.
Marshall's I'leiine Cutholicnn will enrtainh
cute all (lie disca-ef for which it is reconuiiOinli U
In llir w.iol i'.imjs 1 have ever mel wiih, Mat
sbadV I termo Cutli'dicoii in a Certain and ui
icinrdy.
A I A KHALLSUTKUIXECATIIOLICON
h nnlie-iiaiinulv idlcicd as a lebuble remedy fnr
all thuMf cointlaiuiH to which eveiy wuniaii
iialite.finil wine It annuity alli-ct me nil nd us well
ih llie tnHty. so iliut to think, tula or work he-
ctiiin s aliu a source ol toiiicriu:'. It not nn i in in it-
il'ituv. AuioiiL' oilier coHinlaiuis br which the
tatii.ilieon is a remedy h he railing of llie Wotnb.
Whiles. MippresM-d, Irrtuulur or 1 uiutul Alon
tiiuation. Hio.ni... lulhimiuaiions ami Dif-eahCb
ot the Kidneys or Ci'luury lrans, (ietenliou or
IncontiiH ucc ol I t ine, lleaiiliurn, CiU vt ness,
Nei vtiusiioM, FauiliiiL's, I'nljiiiations. Cramps.
Disiniheit .Itep. ami all trouble., organic or byiu
patlieiit',coi)iiecU( wiih the uieritii; organs.
Lidit's who are trouhled wiih nny ot the ubtve
symptoms, or widi pnio, livir or lonj i oiiiptainiM,
itie mviu il to oildri !.- I r )K 1 1 M i L,, vv ith lull iron
tub iu'h that Ibey will find reliet. Marshall's
I U-riue Ciiibo'iicitii i not a quack nicilu-ino hut
it h niireitirniit bavu lurn inudo known lo the
Medicul t'olh-fps, mnl iheynie at tho bervicy ol
any respectable physh lan ui the country.
The price vj Jlir,hnlis L'Urme Cutftolirun m
One Didhir and a Hnlf prr Single B ttlc.
Wf.vr HrnroRD, (.'oshocton Co., May 14, 18VJ.
Mr. i H. Kiimlt y, ir. 1 hnve been ft llins
the niethciuiu ol itm liiufleiiberu Company for the
la-t un year, and have invmiahly I mi ml ihem io
uivo good su i-lueii. m ; and ihepilliil havonohl lo
a ji'ioO many lamiti. a as regularly as iheir ten ami
eidb1!', und with my initio iltev b.-eouu! a staple
hiihIo. Mtii.liud'tf I'tci me Ctiilndieon is a imdi
cine that bus done a irent ninouiK of u-tod in le-
tnalo (lis a.-es. tJueladv Isold it to ttdd ma ttlie
hud icieivt d more bem hi Irom one Ik'ltlu iheimhe
did bom a lotn: coine ol uieuical treatment by the
moot bkiltul ilvsii-i;tns.
Vt.uis truly, J.VMKaS WILSON.
Jauuary Ut, lh;''8.
MRS. KOlIINSO.VsS CKRTI1 ICATH.
Vi rnon, Truinhult Co.. May 1st, 1813.
Tlis cernlk that 1 bavu ht-eti in very poor
healih for yearn, und found little or no relu I uhur
eiiU'lovini' a inunltcr ol phyiiciuus. Mvuiseuse
win 1'rolaphiH 1'ieri. I hatl ben reilucetl by that
ami r louror .mi an until i nmi ut'cmne ulci raieu to
n considerable t xl.-nl. Hy llio advice of Dr. (
W. liiediiu II 1 procured nnd took hi Loll let ol
Miishall's I'lerii.o Cutlhilicoii which enabled nie
to intend to my husband in bin lnt sicklies umil
he died, which wan ubout n year si'U'e. 1 have
taken three hottlrn Miiee his death, which has made
me able to labor und auppurt my family of three
children, 'l'i io Caiholieun lias nearly restored me
to health It is the only thiiii that h is mitiguled
my suffering lur which I fell very grateful
MAKY K KUH1NS0N.
FOR SALE BV
A Conk, Chanton.
C I. Troat. ClnrMon.
t. E. Williuins. r.trkinan.
II I, Bishop & Son. Midd'cnold.
I) C Kolloit;, Mutmon.
Hi'tirv (titnininfja, Kussolt.
Lvinan & Scott, Mulbtirry Corners,
Her rick & G nines, Newbury,
Tow & Butts, Rapids,
And by Modioina Duajori gonerally, thro'
out the State.
H. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
AjfQDt for Ohm.
Marob 19, 1059, 47Sem.
MEDICAL.
i
;
Fever and Ague,
from which mankind Buffer otbt a Urn part of
the glob, ia the conaequenct of a diseased action
in the ST.teni, induted by the poitnnouB miasm of
TeKetable decaf. Thia exhalation ia tvolved br
the action of solar heat on wet soil, and rises with
th. watery Tapor from it. While the sun is below
th. horisoo this vapor lingers near the earth'a sur
face, and th. virus ia taken with it through th.
lungs into th blood. There it acta aa an irritating
poimn on th. internal viacera and excreting organ
of th. body. The liver becomes torpid and fails to
secrete not onlr thi Tints, but also th. bil front
the blood. Both th. virus and th. bile accumulate
in th. circulation, and produc. violent constitu.
tional disorder. Th apleen, th. kidney, and th.
stomach eympathii. with th. liver, and become
disordered also. Finally, th. instinct of our or
ganism, aa if in an attempt to expel the noxioua
infusion, concentratea the whol. blood of the body
in th. internal eicretoriea to fore, them to cast it
out. The blood leaves the surface, and rushes to
the central organs with congestive violence. Thia
lithe Chill. But in this elfnrt it faila. Then th.
FavRR follows, in which th. blood leaves the cen
tral organs and rushes to the surface, aa if in
another eHort to expel lh Irritating poison through
that other great excretory Ihe skin. In this
also it fails, and tb tyatein abandona the attempt
exhausted, and waita for the recovery of strength
to repeat th hopeless effort another day. Thes.
ar. the file or paroxvems of Kbveb and Aoub.
Such constitutional diwrtler will of coursa under
mine the health if it ia not removed.
We have labored to find, and have found, an
antidote,
Ayer's Ague Cure,
which neutraliiee thi malarious poison in th.
blood, and stimulate, the liver lo expel it from the
body. Aa it should, so it does cure this atTHcting
disorder with perfect certainty. And it does more,
or rather docs what is of more service to those sub
ject to this infection. If taken in season it expel
it from th. ystem aa it ia absorbed, and thus keep
those who use it free from its attacks s keeps th.
system in health although expoaed to the diseas..
Consequently it not only cures, but protects from,
th great variety of arfecliona which are induced
by thi malignant influence, such aa Remittent
Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked Ague,
Periodical Headache, or llilioua Headache, Biliou
Fevera, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Blindness,
Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpita
tions, Painful Affections of the Spleen, Hysterica,
Colic, Paralysis, and Painful Alfcctiona of th.
Btomach and Bonels, all of which, when arising
from this cause, will b. found to assume more or
less th. intermittent type. This " Aoi'B Cuhb"
removes the cause of thes derangement, and cure
the disease.
This it accomplish by stimulating th. eicre
toriea to expel the virus from the system ; and
these organa by dogrees become habited to do thia
their oihee of their own accord. Hence arises what
wa term (KWimaMrion. Tim. may accomplish th.
eame end, but often life ia not long enough, or ia
sacrificed in th. attempt, while thia" AolbCukb"
does it at once, and with aafety. Wa have great
reason to believe this is a surer as well as safer
remedy for the whole class of diseasca which ar.
caused by the miasmstic infection, than any other
which haa been discovered ; and it haa atill another
important advantage to the publi, which is, that
It w aheap aa well aa good.
f rbpabbd BY
DR. J. C. AYER &
CO-
LOWELL, MASS.
Fbics Ons Dollar peb Bottli.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
bat won for itself such a renown for th cure of
every vnrietv of Throat and Lung Complaint, that
it is entirely unnecessary for in to recount the
evidence of its virtues, wherever it has been em
ployed. As it has long been in constant use
throughout this section, we need not do more than
assure the people its quality ia kept up to the best
it ever has been, and that it may be relied on to
do fur their rsli all it has over been found to do.
Ayer's Cathartic Pills,
fflll ALL THE PURPOSES OF A PURGATIVE MEDICINE.
Fob Costivrnrsb ;
Fob tub Ct hr or IMsi arsiAj
Fob jAVunicB;
Fob tub Club or Inmgbbtion i
FOB llKAnACIIK;
Fob the CfKB of Dybentery;
Fob a Foul Stomach ;
Fob tub Chub of Ehvsifblab;
For thb Pii.ks ;
Fob thb Clks nr Scnort'LA ;
Foh ail Scuori'i.ora Complaint;
For thb Ciiib of Khki'matish ;
Fob DiseabilS of thb Bbin ;
Foa tub Cuna of Livbb Complaint j
For DnorsT ;
Foa TBI Cobb or Tetter, Tumobb and Salt
Kheoh ;
For Wohms;
For thb Cube of Gorrj
For a Dinner Pill;
For tub Curb op Neuhaloia;
Fob PukiniNQ tub Blood.
are sugar-coated, so that the most senst
tak them pleasantlv, and being purely
, no harm can aria from their us in any
i etrati par Box ; Six Boxes for $1.00.
Orat number of Clergymen, I'hysicinns, States
roan, and eminent persunsges, have lent their
aamee to certify the unparalleled usefulness nf these
remedies, but our space here will not permit th.
Insertion of them. The Agent below named fur
niah gratis ourAifBKH an Almanac in sihith they
Br. given ; with also full descriptions of the sbov.
.omplainu, and the treatment that should b fol
lowed for their cur.
Do not be put off by unprincipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on.
Demand Atbh'b, snd take no others. Th sick
want th best aid there ia for them, and they should
Bat it.
AH our Remedies art for sal. bf
. .... (N .
Uuncrul Alii'iila lor tiemmn county,
I lm I'dttn, Ohio.
fT Sold tilpo by Dr. John Nichols. Chnrtlon, and
Kii.ld Jt Um.vii.anii. Cliiridoii.O. 4t.U-ly
Howard Association,
PHILADELPHIA.
A Benevolent liietitnttini, estithlinhed hit eveeial en
duwmentjnr Iht irtoj ut the iek mid iiittitM'
td, ujjticeit with V'trtitenl und EfH'
demie ilittileeA.
'pill? MOW A It ! ASSOCIATION, 1
I view ol" llio nwlul (Ifsiruciioii ol huiunn lile.
rniist'd Ii y i-xunl llist-nnrs, and llie ut'reptiout-pr-iuiii'i'd
upon the iiiilnriiiiinio vicliiosol such
ilifcnst'S by Quacks, hevtoal years oiro tlircclt'd
ilicir l'unuliinj Surytun, as u 1 hHi iliible Ai l
worthy of tlu'ir nniiiti, to ojicn a llisponsnry lor
I lie 'i'rontini'iit ol litis 1'lnptt nf lliccancs, in nil
ihi ir lonns, and lo tivo MI.DH'AI. AUVM'F
tilt ATI to all who niny nppty by Idler, Willi a
ili'Mcripiiou of their coailuinii, ino, occupation,
lialiils ol lilt - c.,) anil in cast a ol exireiot' (lover
ly 10 rt iiNfsw hi dm im s r urcnr'
( M AKt.l.. ll is ni't'tllcs lo ntlil thnt llie Asso
ciation coiiiiiianiU tin- loulicsi MtHticnl Skill ot (lie
niio.nnii will luruibh the lut.Bi approved modern
lll'lltllllUU
Tin' liireclorsof the Association, in their An
nual Ht-nnri upon tho trt-ntiiicnl of Sexual 1is-
t'list's, lor tho year nttling January 1st, lbrs,
t'Xirt'ss the lutxhost hnlisliiriitiu with llio success
which lias anointed iIih labors ot tin Lonsuliuig
Suriri'oii in tho care of SierinniorrhrtMi, Seminal
WiMikut'KB, luipotriii'e, ifiinunlio'ii. Cllt-ci, Syphil
id, llie. vice ol t )iwiuii-ni or Sell- AluiM', Sic, and
nriter a couiiiiuaiice of llie same plan for the en
suui'! year.
The Direciors on a review of tlie pnsl, ftclas
siocil ll i u t their luliora in this sphere ol bene vole nl
t'llorl. have been ol great lienelil lo ttie ntllirted.
especially to llie youne.nud Ihey luive rcsiilved lo
devoie themselves, witli renewed xenl, to this very
important but much tlei-pised cnuso.
An oilinirnliiu Keport on Spermntorr'Tea, nr
Sinun:il Weukiiess. tliu Viceul Onniiisiii, Mnslin
haiionor Still-Abuse, nnd oilier Diseesesof llie
Sexual Onion, by llie Consuliiii" Surgeon, which
will be sent by mail, (in a sealed teller envetoiew
fee i' ekiiree. on receipt of tw,. ntn m for poat
ago. Other fieporia and Trncia on iho nature
nnd treiitrneul of Sexual Diseases, Diet Ac., are
conatnnily being pulilii-iim) for grniulloua ilisiribu
linn, and will b. sent to the iililicted Some of
Ihu new remedies and methods of Ir.aimem dis
covered during the lust year, ore of great value.
Address, for Report or ttratnieni, Or, t;i:0.
R. I'AI.IIOl'N, Consulliug Surgeon, Howard
Association, No. 2 South Ninth Street, Philadel
phia, I'a. Hy order nf llie Directora,
KZRA D. II KAK'l'WfciLL, freiidint
Geo. KiS' Hlt.n. Secretary.
October 26. IB57. 559-ly
Dr. Cogswell's Medical Salt.
TNVAL DS, LOOK HERE. Person
afflicted with infliimmuiory complaints of any
desciipi ion, will find it to their advnmage lo pro
cure ue above valuable medicine ll ia very use
ful in Uheuinaiic complainis, and is highly recom
mended by thus, who have need it. Directions
for using will b. furnished wiih each box. Price
$3 For aausat tlii Office.
Char don, Jun4th. 18S7.
It
A I SINS by th box or pound.
Not. wiLiuri kuaici.
LITERARY.
hci, I ur.D,
WHITE W II ITT,
mnl 11 H7E nmlULLfc.
TllrJ PHILADELPHIA WKKKLY
Kcd, White and Itluo1
IS ONE XV THE LARGEST AND I1KST
1 Illustrated Literary l'ora in Hie United
.Stiitea. An linK rial yiiurio. containing S Ipngva,
or 4ocnluiiiusol I Iriguuil. Inieresluig and fas. in
ating Keadiuir Mailer. Irom the wiib ol III Best
American ALTHOKS.
pukmiums ro si nstttiorns
One copy for one year '! tO and 2 Premium,
I ne copy for two years 3 Sn and 4 ,,
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AND TO t LI BS.
Three copies, one year (,: on and 6 Premiums.
Iive copii-a, one year B 00 and 10
Ten copies, or. year l.1 if and ill
21 ciqnt's, one year '.10 00 ami 42 ,.
Tlnwe gelling up a Club ol Ten Subscr ilrs, and
reiniuing tfl'i, will lie entitled to omxna copy
I rue i and those st tilling :tu lor 21 copies, will l
etiiiiied to a copy anil pretoiuuis hoe.
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WHITE AND III. I Ewilj be entitled tu two Pre
miums, worth Irom SOccn'is to f.'aaj, by ihe pny
mi nt of 2 i cents on each As soon as the sub
scription nioiii'i is received, the sulwcriln-r will I'
inlorini tl bv letter whnl Preiniiiius lie is enliileil
to, and ilien it la optional whether lie remits the
23 cent on each and take llie Premiums or not.
THL riitttirvs.
The Premiums that we sell to the subscribers
for 20 cans each, are comprised as lollows :
list :
5 Pianoforiea '0 each.
fi I'. S. Treasury Noles SiJ
10 (fold W.nehes ISO
50 (ioltl Winches 100
2." I .old Walelies t,
fill Sewing .Machinca 1!
200 t.uld Waiehe Ii
IIIH) (told Walthes- SO
3iKI Sliver Wntihes 30
alio Silk Drens rmierna 25
ItSM Silver Watches 10
1000 (inl.l Chains J10lo25
(Sold Jlract It it, Armlets, Nec k Chains, Cameo,
Florentine, Mosaic, mm Hold Stone Sells, linltl
rind Si v.f I linn l,l' (inld Ear Dmns. Kings
Hrenst Pins, ilosoiu Sluils, Siteve llaitous, Curl
Tins, Lnrkcts, Keys. Scarf nntl Shaw l 1'ins, und
mlicr nrticK" wonii Irom 50 cis. lo$l2 each.
All coniiuu..icaliuns must be nil'lressed la
A. M imtlWN & CO..
123 South Third Sireel, I'liiladelphin, Pn
ACENTri WANTED in nil parisol the United
Status nmi Cumulus lo sell Books, Music. Jewel
ry, (i.dd Pens. Pencils, tVc, and rect ive suli
scriptious lostho RED, WHITE AND BLUE.
Untuhmues and NuinUircd Ceri;liciiies will be
sent io those wishing lo net as Agents. No cap
ital required.
All newspapers giving ihe above advertisement
l:l insertions, will he p.-inl in itoiti t en-, jew
Iry, Bonks, or Music, payable within HO day
alter receiving first number coniainuig the ndvji .
ti-tncnt. 47S-Jm
SOMETHING NEW!!
Ii (lift Eiili rjirite conducted uyion Ijbetnl
uml linmctm! I'lnn.
THE ONLY ONE THAT STANDS ENDORS
ED UV THE EN I'lifE I'liE.SS OF THE
CITY OF BALITMUIIE.
II. E IIOV T A Ce.'s
lilt EAT SOI THEIi.N
GIFT DO OK STORE,
Mo. 41 lliilllin.ire Street, ll.illiinorc, Jld.,
ilE.VDWL' Alt I E...S I'Olt
mi ii I ho i n iinl 1isItii Onler.
tlroater iiulucenients lluiti ever before tillered
SEND TO THEM FOll A CATALOGUE
A Oit'i Wniiti linitt 1'ilty t'ttiit tu
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
Acconipt.ntes every Book.
FT C AT A El Hi L' E.S giving Full Puriiculats
Mailed Frcu lo uny Address.
WHAT THEPKESS SAY
rpHFY Iiiivh ll liiil'.'iiiriteol ussnrtniri'
las ol II i iks, and have prepared thenist Ivea win
iiiiiiinieralilu eleuanl tints to be ili-tiibaied uni.ui.
tin ir " iroupe ol Iriuods and cusioincrsat lurgo ' j
nllim, re Smi.
Nut only niny a B..cclinii lie made of any clioiet
work, but wuh u the purchaser is mine to receiv
-nine article of Jewuliy. which, in many cusc
provus q.iite valuable. .- I.niilj, lirj-hmtn, .
They make no promises tnul are not performci
strictly to the It tier, and by 'bus punctually can
celing iheir obligations, have gained llie enure enn
lidencti of not only our citizens, but (he country
abroad.- - Baltimore Vutriut
A young lady oe piaiiitnnce of ours pnrchnsei.
for a Bonk at this establishment, a lew dnyi
since, and received a ilnuble-cased Gnld U'at, !.
vntiird nt one hitndi'd dfitorx.' -t'ttmnr.
The success which niieuds the (.ill Book Houst
of Messrs. II E. IIOYT &. Co. has rro precedent
in the nnnalsol (iift Enterprises. - .4 r'u.
Call and sec them, und our word for il, you wit
not regret your visit. lifinieli.
All Orders should be addressed to
II. E. IIOYT V Co,
No 41 liallimore St , liullimorc, MH
I eh. 11. 1RVI
Mi'lALL. 1 liblia.
ITAVllVtJ PA 11) M'lll ll, Al HA-
1 X lion lo the Cultivation of Small Fruits, one
spared no pains or expense to procure eveiylliiui.
I llie kind rare and valuable, I am now prepartd
lo furnish, io large or sninll iuauiiiies, on reusou
able terms, tho billowing varieties;
BE AC K D Eft K 1 ES.
Ntw not hi l.tx, on lawton.
.10,000 strong nud vigtirous plants of ihis superior
vanciy at the Inllowing reoucetl prices
100 Planta-
0.00
20 Planta
14,00
2,00
40 do
6,00
5.00
10 do.
UO do.
4 do.
1,00
Circulars, giving inlutmaiion as to management
ot plums and general cultivation will be forward
ed lo all putcliusors.
rotu iiisti R.
A very long. Iientm ul. sweet berry, and abund
ant bearer. Flijiiily csieemed.
ni wman's tiiornliss.
Prixed on account of its coiuparn:ive freedom
from Ihorns. and na abuntlanl yield ot fruit, tho
not so large as llie first Iwo varieties. Prices same
RASPBEKK1ES.
Brincle's Ornngo, i-2 per tlox. ; Fosiolff, River's
Large F&uiied .Mnnihly. KneveM's Uittoi. Hudson
Kiver Antwerp, lied Antwerp and Yellow Ant
werp, at 1 pertlnz , and 5 per 1 00 plums.
STKAWI1EIIK1ES.
More than One Hundred Varieties, embracing
nearly nil ilia Foreign uml Nniive kinds, both old
und new worthy nl cultivation.
100,000 reitliodi ' M i d ing, at 50 cents per
dtz. ti- per 100 1.10 per 1000.
Urea! cure hna been Itiken to procure and pre
serve l hose vurieiies, true lo name, olid they are
WARBANT1.D IORBHT
Carnitines sent on application, enclosing sinmp.
Address, J. KNOX.
Box 478, Pittsburgh. Pa.
March 18, 1859. 4711 4w '
Mew Bliicksniii liins Esiablisluuenl
IN CIIARDON!
THE 8iib8critiera would announce to the cilizena
ol (. hard. in and vicinity, llm I (hey have la
ken the Blacksmith Shop recently occupied by J.
M Conistock i Co.. ol the fool of Waier Sireel,
where ihey arc inieniling to carry on the business
ill all ita hruncliea. Having had an experience ol
several yeara ill the business, they are prepared lo
do nil kinds ul work, such a Ironing
Curringrs, Bun'its, Vn2n11t, Sleijlis, if.,
al aa cheap a rale aa can be procured at uny 01 her
establishment, and ill a durublu and satisfactory
muoner.
tm'iirticular ailrntion paid to HOUSE SHOE
IN li and custom work generally, and we are de
termined that 110 one shall go away dissutislied,
either with our work or prices
JOHN HAUDAKER it CO.
Chardon, December 1 5th. 185S. 4fi7 if
SI' III .11 ONS. Jusl printnd, quantiij
of Juaiicos'ttiid Conslublo'l blank, con
listing of Summons, bubpomas. Executiona
Writs of Allachinout, elc. wbieh niay b.'
founilat THIS OFFICE.
April SOih. 188.
UOODLntof FIHK1NS for Sal cheap
suitable for Packing Mutton, Pork and
Beef. Call . -LKIN3 fc KJTXLEY.
AUOOli Assort mem ol L A Dl ES' DOMESTIC
CALF BOOTEES, warranted lo auit. by
Nov. 12 WILK1NS & KELLKY.
TIN ANDSTONR WAHE, b
Hev.UJ WlLKl.N84iKEI.LET.
MEDICAL.
June Appointments.
Dr. II. THUDS will be in attendance as fol
lows t
CnARooN, Chase's Hotel, on Friday, 10th
June.
PsiNsriLLt,Americ&n House, en 1 hursdny.'.uu
June.
CLi vFi.ANn, Aniencan House, on oturdny tml
Monday, Mill and I Jih Juno
lor consuliaiion upon all diseases of the Throat,
Lungs, Heart, l.iver, Stomach, Howl Is, hitlm ys,
and Spleen i alsc. Dropsy. Cirnvel, Kheumniism,
Nervousness, Debiliiy, Dy-iiepsia, Female Dis
eases. Ague and Fever, Fits, lmi'tiiiiics ol the
HIimkI. Eiuiiions,CBiiterB, I lei rs, and nil other
varieties ol long standing complain s, both filer
nnl and internal.
For some ten years Dr.T. hssdevotrd his entire
lime 10 chronic diseases, treating thousands annu
ally, mnuy of whom bad exhuusied evety other
resource within reach, fii cose are mine nil
or i.'or pi, moot mi i.li Vi d. nor does lie make sick
tn make well, or tetir down to build upagnin.-
The medicines can lie tnken with saleiy bv llie
most dclicnie. nnd paiitnia mn reniain at home
and con'inue with prudence their ordinary diet
and exercise. Many have ncoveied umltr the
treatment alter Irit nils nnd physicians had given
up nil hope, llie indisputable e'vitlenceol which
enn always be furnished. Invalids, however re
duced or despairing, ere inviied to call and moy
be assured tlmi no encouragement will I e given
or e.Tj nscs incurred, without a cottespondmg
prospect ol recovery.
PHTHISIC OR ASTHMA.
The statement given this month will be rcnc
with deep interest by nil who hove endured the in
expressible h' r-ors ol Astlinia. Imperially iloet
it commend it: ell to those ho have believed the
treatment as- y re it ve liul cannot cure.
Iloi.Mt s Tr.. Crnwlord Co.. O , July, 1 857.
Dr. Tinns, Sir, Since childhood 1 have been
afflicted wiih Phthisic- or Asthma. My mother be
fore me suffered Irom llie same disease. Aa I
grew older ii became worse, llie poroxysma occur
red nftener and were more protracted and severe,
esjiecitilly so during the winter season. At all
times n little more ihan ordinary exertion caustd
a violent cough and gieal oppression in breathing.
While th paroxysms lusted there was a viry
distressing conch, and a constant ngnnized strug
gle Inr bienib.bi ing nt limes apparently upon the
vergo of siilTiictiiion. Verv (itife sleep cutihl be
obtained nl such lin.es. nnd lluit linle while silting
in my elinir. Two years ago 1 was induced by
the statement ol a lui'y hum you curtd ol Asthma,
lomake one tunre irinl.
1 hnd little lai'h at that time, pnrtly hecnusr I
had been sooflen disappointed, and partly because
olhers snul that I could not get well, 'ihe treat
ment wns pursued under circums'anees most un
favorable, hnving the care of sit k Iriemls. yei I
hnve been not only fully re'ieved of all syn piom
nf Asthma, but ol other directions accompanying.
I have no cough now. breathe freely, real well and
have good sircnutli. Yours truly,
4H0 sl'S AN A W CUAINTAN'CE.
ACER'S
Ague Cure,
FOB TUB SFZEDT CUBE Of
Intermittent Feter, or FeTer and A true,
Remittent Ferer, Chill FeTer, Dumb
Agne, Periodical Headache, or Itilion
Headache, and Itilions Fever, indeed
for the whole class of diseases origi
nating in biliary derangement, caused
by the Malaria of miasmatic countries.
No one remedy is louder called for by the
neceasitie of the American people than a sure
and safe cure for Fever and Ague. 8uch
we are now enabled to offer, with a perfect
certainty that it will eradicate the disease,
and with assurance, founded on proof, that
no harm can arise from it use in any quan
tity. That which protects from or prerents this
disorder must be of immense service in the
communities where it prevails. Prevention i
better than cure, for the patient escapes the
risk which he must run in violent attacks of
this baleful distemper. This " Curb " expels
the miasmatic poison of Fever and Aoub
from the sy.tcm and prevents the develop
ment of the disease, if taken on the first ap
proach of its premonitory symptoms. It is
not only the beat remedy ever yet discovered
for this class of complaints, but also the
cheapest. The large quantity we supply for
a dollar brings it within the reach of every
body; and in bilious districts, where Fbvbb
and Aoub prevails, every body should have it
and use it freely both for cure and protection.
It is hoped this price will place it within the
reach of all the poor as well as the rich. A
great superiority of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and cer
tain cure of Intermittent is, that it contains
no Uuinine or mineral, consequently it pro
duce no quinism or other injurious effects
whatever upon the constitution. Those cured
by it are left as healthy as if they had never
had the disease.
Fever And Ague is not alone th consequence
of the miasmatic poison. A great variety of
disorders arise from its irritation, among which
are Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Uout, Headache,
Mudneu, Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asth
ma, Palpitation, Painful Affection of the
Bplcen, Hysteric, Pain in the Bowels, Colic,
Paralysis, and Derangement of the Stomach,
all of which, when originating in this eauae,
put on the intermittent type, or become period
ical. Thia " Cubb " expel the poison' from
the blood, and consequently cure them all
alike. It i an invaluable protection to immi
grants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the malarious districts. If taken
occasionally or daily while exposed to th in
fection, that will be excreted from the system,
and cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity
to ripen into disease. Hence it is even more
valuable for protection than cure, and few will
ever suffer from Intermittent, if they avail
themselves of the protection thia remedy af
ford. Ayer's Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYSIO.
ar so composed that disease within the rang of
their action can rarely withstand or evad thsra.
Thtir penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
and invigorate every portion of tb. human organ
ism, correcting its dissased action, and rsttoring
it healthy vitalities. A a consequence of these
properties, th invalid who ia bowed down with
pain or physical debility i astonished to find hi
health or energy restored by a remedy at one s
aimpl and inviting.
Not only do thy cur th Jvery-day eomplainte
ef every body, but alao many formidable and
dangeroua diseases. Th agent below named la
pleased to furnish gratia my American Almaaae,
containing certificate of their curea aad direction
for their use in the following complaints: C'oifii
ffnus, iarl6urn, Headache aruinyjrom diiordered
Stomach, A'ausfts, htditet lion. Pain in and Morbid
Inaction of th hoteett, flatulency, Lou of Avp
lit; Jaundice, and other kindred complaint,
arising from a low stats of th body or obstruction
ef it function. They ar an excellent alterative
for th renovation of' the blood and th restora
tion of ton and strength to th aystam tUbtuuud
by dicaa.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
FOB TBI RAPID CUBB Of
Coughs, Cold, Influenza, Iloarseneaa,
Croup, Broncbitf, Incipient Consump
tioa, and for the relief of Consumptive
Patients ia advanced stages of thai
disease.
80 wide i th field of It ufuln ud ae B-'
ancrou ar th eaaea of it cur, that almost
every aeclion of country alwunda in persona pub
licly known, who bav been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases ef th lung by it
ns. When one tried, it superiority oisr vry
ether medicine of its kind is too apparent to cpe
observation, and where it virtu are known, the
iiublie no longer heailat what antidot to employ
or th distressing and dangerous enaction of the
pulmonary organa that ar incident to our climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded, thia
haa gained friend by every trial, conferred bensnta
n ill afflicted they can sever forget, and pro
duced cure too Bumarou and too israsrkaU to
k fergotwa.
MCr-ABID IT
DU. J. C. AYER fc CO.
LOWELL, UA8B.
UO A It. iVloiusMis, Flour, sun. Nails. Builder
O Hardware, alwavs on hand and lor sale tow,
Field &. Cleveland's.
4S5rl
lll'l K FISH by th. Ib or h.lf-K.rr.l, bv"
No. 1S1 WI1.K1NS . KPXLrTY
CtOIlN AND OATH, for Sale by ' "
Nev, m WU.UJjslfcUELLET.

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