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Iod 80.
a. D. B. HaI irsa c.Fs Of God HoS-
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Jay q 49, 30 S. ssazssa Br osrs Agtatof from rhasd-
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-rprrr0p CoCRr-Nytcfli Tfrr--BefOre Judge I'll
r,~ri. p ecf.tons Sarah r HlLircn rs. JInss Hen
80 utS,on ivorce on ground q nhiehty granted
ChrrL,fe 49, Commando Herraouus T. Com esset -
Divorce refused hecR-e no eFd nee q, FINISHED mat Ut
lendsn been personally served y" On process OF no.
Jl,sb Hlyyi,r-nfG "a sas Hfnn1h p P1yns A hu'-
bard made party 20 tne suit on MS wri account Fhl
having no interest property held in trust Too nef cannot
anon - Motion i1r receiver denied. with costs
JiAi4v' Baker Henry y Hl55sA and omerf-M hen n
Al answer responsive fo creditors Dill th" uF'rNA
denies possession OF any tqlape assets ne ~
cannot be granted against him Motion for ne exeai de
U- Ciark,on ~ D1rid ClGr,ou and otaers A grant
20 trustees in for the grsnfor during life, AMI alter
hs deah fo pay annuity iO his widow. snt alter her
death 20 his sht heirs vested remainder IN h' hes
hvng AZ the time OF his feah. the possess IN only nrnk
o0sfooned until the death Of the widow Exceptions I'd
report overrlled and partition decre-d pursuant 10 re-
irrff's report
I4aAl " s. D rp5nd Vs. I'm Jirt II M In case of lis
agre neut among part o" nefs o snip ne -pio{ nrI
o th majority Of The owners against ihr wishes i
the minority can be- restrained until such majority ha
have obtained Admiralty permission % employ hrff
or until ike. -srrV for th- return Oi fhe chip iu NE urls
..nt Ias Den f- carried freight TOR hs al tlfr- an "
ssiors. and e ow ners Will De r-sfaiuel from coli
-rla slc eight uutl such advances De- PAD or ale
nlsry secured Motion lO dl-su Ir me t ln'll1 grant
,.i upon frrul ans giving The requisite security.
HIM. S.ral " Ullf0 HJrei IA answer which
aeowsiv arswers The biz of particulars and not the
comp. sIlf Insufficient and may be- denured Co., Dug
rsnn -.ncAen olt a. ifgoious-Mouou u 'tnA" o.i
denied. with rus-
Ffo.frd Hoolsep sfai Riai1yd Sld - ii hofion
sul- against .ho representatives. OF deceased
fef-r liant granted
Jla S,,aife az. H'm n MC1,,asy Motion Tor Iudg
in Of non-suit granted, unless pAfd ..fu
OBJ ny a. next circuit ana pay me COSTS OF I'D" 'o
and Of motion
Ce5 n More " F,y and Nesonaa On eomp plant for
answer Wa iase ordered 20 be stricken out, and
frrrruf alftf
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UxfrED STATS PArg~r OfFicE. July 9 i3fs.
On TIE PETITION Of Asa 5arzess and H-rn.n

OBa.slu. q Washin gtnn Connecticut praying f9r TIE
extension u patent grauted sad Burgess aac bsd"
FOR Improvement clover machine. for seven years
FROM ne expiration u ssld patent, ~hlcn z<ss place %
th- ioth day 1f OclUo-r. I8fs-
Il order-s hat Petition b. heard 81 n Pssat
Ocz ca day Of september nezt- a. 2
o'clock u AID a. persons rocr-d " appear and
cause any they have, Why sac petition ought rot
be granted
ORDERED aso hat tbs b. Published IN tie Intel
Hy4reer R-pubHc s-d Uri0r Washingt0r G ~ North
Auere.n and Gaz-e Phll4de phlss Telegraph. harris
burg. TroC1e. NeNforki Advertiser, koctesier; C0u-
r.nf Hartford. Alas. Circinnsu JO1rna'. Columbus
Herald C.~VeIscd once Werk Tor tnree success ss
xeek. previous y the seventeenth day q September
ner THOMAS EWBASk. Coma isso1-r Of Patents.
PS-Edit0fs y tn above 7apers viii please copy.
se1d heir bis % the P.-en Oce. with paper
inx ms nOrce Iyle laW5w
DOWEH PRESS WORk-Dons By eco ROE
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Whafers.

Aa S.u,ac-i sta ship cI-n BAILEY Paea. osssa r.ieshs
Az Apf H. 100 - o iet At Tacshusns 81 p
I-ts-au Blass Sant.rs-t $50 -p PheasE, wf.o- d. -
.gn. fna@rf sBsdsorf - pm. iffa Worn bsifh.
-1 DO seg DDsd Fs1sr befoft spn spas - Tao.
tu.ra A. o. u. ,tsfo. Cas-. sb-tiafi 10 SPIN
Jay .ho feaue Pa-nr romPs o. g 80 from b.f
ori ssa Repor- 81 - ehs-s la- g. shps hoes-sani Ia
h-f. Lsa-s C-en..i FaLs. Plttsr. NBetoftl dean
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-23

HYNRy CLAY AID THOMAS II. BENros.-These
two Senators, whose ability. whose patriotism and
whose talents and sfAtesnsnship have become part
OF the history OF country they have BOTH like pa
triots out for the sfessi0a y SGrvg Their
voice like that OF the gners OF the Declaration OF IL
dependency viii be beard and felt by the whole luon
Mushroom politicians, who love Slavery, viii be sWa
lowed Up BY the armies Of recdom.
Wilmington Dell Blue Hens Chicken.
KIDSArPINe.-The free colored children. four
IN number, Kidnapped nesr Shswneeiown n some
time this Spring have been recovered, and tive OF the
kidnSppers q Mr. uarms and DR. Carr, have been ar
rested Al Shreveport La and Sior examination IN
default OF bsll seng 20 lzL These deserve
long term in the Peniteutsry, with those concerned
with them in the diabShesl outrage.
lsprnsheldsUl) Journal
THK NAVAL School AT ASNAPoLIs-Tne A.
annals Frse Press SAYS the Annual Examination Of the
Nidshipnen OF the Naval school has been postponed
t pcrsSt Court OF lpQulTy 60 be held recently ORDER
ed hy the Secretary Of the Navy HE purpose u TIE
Coar Is ~ discover The suihors OF some disturbances
which said % have taken place al me school sors
" satsr the fourth OF March last
GRrAr DRourH on lose Islam The long
continued dry weather has nearly ruined our potato
and ost crop, oar pasture ground presents eioon'y
appearance cur garden vegetables src nearly destroy CO.
IN tact all vegetation IL suffering Cor want Of rain but
thsAk God We have no Cholera among Us
Huntington Il. ~ Demoerst
NESERABlE NEeRo.-A negro man lIsml be
longing 70 Nj John T. Boyd Of Berkeley Co Va died
On the sth inst He 81 wears old AZ tire time Of
Rraddoeks defeat. making hin us years Old Al his
death lie was ne trss co3ored man owned By the
late Gen. Boyd 81 berkeley Co (Rslt Clipper
FtREs.-Ihe dwelling % David RoAefts ESQ
OF Glens Pals, WAS destroyed BY IRE on Thuesdsy
Loss about Sl0t-no insurance except on tfA f.irni
tare On saturday 18th, the house u Jnlins a. RID
Al south Glen's Falls. WAS also burned Iowa
rS~Hsa. GSoKss TiHsirs. Sn ssea add y "a lsay
citizen OF Troy died Of the prevailing epidefni hat
civ on Thursday last. Mr.. Tlbolss Bat atew years
nce vas Nsyor q Troy, and some thirty years sgo
State Senator.
r. Tax PHI BsTA KArPA SocIkrY Of hsr-
ward University held It's annual celebration a Gam
bridge on Thursday last Rev. Dr.. bErHv>A 81 fnaiA
delivered the Grafton % TIRE subject Of kn1s atefed
Patriotism" The Psem was by Mr.. J0hn FELTON,
~ young man, suspected Of being one Of
the ncendisries who have lately infested hoxoary sna
Tor whom rewards 10 the amount OF s@.eo hsFe rtes
offered has been arrested and convicted TO AL a. peo
ham, hsss
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CTINE.-s- CELEBRATED D.,

~ >-o- oafe-Asr 1913 a - 1880 20 --'Dnf
Erope FOR IL exlrs0rtnsry r-novanS and INV goralng
properties Also. Muir 4 Cos ard J. 4 r Ternenf-
-psrshnx Scoth Ae. sad bass Cos Tonic East ncis
D.. bter Ae IN pint 4ot cuAu bottles Imported and
Dor sale IA gina. pure stale 10 g1snres ~ sait
chss-r. and c-hv-red free 81 charge any part u The
CIV OF S-x-Y1rs. Brooklyn. Wilau.burrb and Jersey
CRY. By G. P LETHBRIDCE 81 AID . Fglton-st New
YorE
Phsde .01a Porter. Ale and Champagne Cider In half
pint p.1t and ciari 3o-s. 10 the highest PERFECTION
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1vSs itbse~~r,a Oaouisga Asa W Eruoas kucid. oao4
deg, Wx onsnasrs fsrtca rorsoa C1-sa
oesssc, ksst R~a~ "a kr.tsie, CeleHe A1sa = IA
<~s hcsy Chssr. Aladrc stons kdgs. tets
!.eae - va oe.ss k.st sVs,asase orgo bss- peh-f
$ts<a Ar>r A,EeNso. JoAa L,le As~s-us - IA senc
s<s JOY >A A~eees s>ues esoss areossf teose ~ -
ssea W kreks c>s <hsss.eQs-. Sass Terry wssae ster
49, sohn n Neh>a >4ns ~ hnss. Ah-xsay Couaty, D.
sksnsst 10 "wscoy, sas Ia atoed speoasd 2. raAfA
Brecass established. koe>rt Pa. a. Az Ave Scr.
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ARINE JOURN VAL.
PORT or NEW YoRK....JULY p

ARRIVED Bsft Hen Hccuch Re a,, - says sali sni ,s
Dss.-'e-f.i Richardson & Watson
us s@s B--. # Pspet Herman Potomac h's' sup "h'e
p / W~sfcntt . 49,
i.a 8ff Fsrrc a, marble. Pilot l.. bsree'
"a, Crpisn Of Py mouth C9fush Cair a. 10 sat e. WV
Wright & o. IN Al
s,hf Jsm-s F-auo Ilnss. Bait uofs, cos u
sltrI ruftln. C0uct in Wig nal sod -
s,hr Pauhn- Ok ~ Va. roQd
schfL 8.rd.ai, Va, wood. - a
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The C.fr5ly irud N0apf1i1fv Of the l3tn says
spirit OF riaf.nr anour the hands On the ia tinor
and ONO NailrOnt. west ~ Cur terand appears rom a."
.rrcrts 20 be- ou the During The whoe OF lasi
week runor. of various kinds were sfoa 10 us CITY con
cerrr The dangerous situation of particular pare--ihe
nr and danger contractors in and The detention 90
aa work conseou4uf upon such state of affairs On
Tr.dav grrof fry or assembled. and marched
I'M , .,vr ff- .re frtve ak miles, threatening
to ala mot eqv. of work or who bad not the honor o.
ng natv. of the same county parish DO Ireland with
inselves with death and destruction Hi- also rmored
that Aefs are being committed on ine farmers IN ne way
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-23

HARvFsTIKo.-Whest cutting commenced 10
Ibis County early last week and became general on
niay and Saturday. Our farmers are now n the m.ds
oi harvest and viii have mainly finished, 50 lar A.
wheat il concerned. about this day week Finer wea
,her was never seen The hot dry days which preceded
the commencement Of haryesiing corrected the tend
dcucy % rust rpening the grain rapidly and sai'ly-
There has been 10 greater crop ia Monroe County
since 1852 and there every prospect OF remuuerauug
urices Rochester American, 8Jlh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-23

FIRE AND Loss OF LFE.-A correspondent Of
the To>do Bsde writes from Richheld' Ohio July -
AZ follows
One Of the most heartreDding and appalling scenes
occurred Last night that happened In this Vcnty
Tho lac residence Of Col b. LathrOp, occupied ~
his son and family burned to sshes win nesfly
ali IT, contents The family consisting ~ the Tune Of
seven individuals were awakened about II CLOCK az
rght Iv the FIRE and smoke bursting into their rooms
yor,nS lady By the name Of Jane Holloway and NJ
lie girl by the of Lucy GilMnson were Sleeping
In ne Of the chambers-Miss Holloway first raised the
alarm she started to 20 down stairs but was driven
back by the flames and exclaimed that she could not
como down, but told by some one belo" mat enc
must She then rushed through the hre and smoke
with but little injury. The little girl Ian Interesting
youth about Z years old attempted TO ioHo" he'
but was beat back Ivy the re and smoke she was toid
o. % 70 the window, whore she sPrang out and was
caught In the arms OF a man below. but was 90 badly
burned that she died In about Fix hours No one else
badly injured BY this time the whole building was
completely nwraped In flames, and the inmates escaped
with but little more than their night clothes
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HAI TIO>.

CAUTIO>.-Al persons warned against purchss-
- inx Cer.itcstrs y STOCK n the Northwest Copper
NJ ning Company james O. Clsrs. secretsyi lss1ed Ia
the name Of H>arr ~ i@zna<ev the transfer Of he
s1ms has been Stopped for Tia bOoks Of ths
Company. BY order Of ne Prssi1s1i Of ne Ccepsay
wi slDlW
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DysrH or DANIEL BRADFORD. Esc.-The Los
irie (easr- Of the 18th contains the following MOTTO
OF the death Of this gentleman long connected with th
kentucky Press
Of Lexincfon Nv expired Of Cholera several days ago
in mat cify lie WAS for long ume connected with ta'
Press OF Kentucky. and much respected BY bis fellow
eifixeus Daniel Bradford the son OF John ersdorc
sh noneer % printing the West The elder Bradford
rrah,i she'd the ksnfskg tassts In Lexington, ~nea
lsr nan of keutuc Nv was Wilderness and he North
Wesrern Territory wss the home Of ssvsgrs tpoa M
OF John Bradford from the edorshp q oe %
- n.,,, Bradford assumed IL and conducted the pspe'
ir sn abe 5a3cioas genglemanly manner Mr. nfsd
frd vss fnsgsffz<e Of fsyee County Tor many years
ana WAS az upright and faithful euren.'
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AID MONEY MArrERs


- 90 L So o. lles 30 Enc kk.---som ~
5000 ny An II Bds lOi Is do------ 49,. ~ ~
Bk Of Com. full. l0l 100 Harlem ~ -
p Harlem. pref iell. 81 100 Long lsiAnd..---. 81
81 Enc RR...... BON oQfl
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rrtnHr-i,N1AN,ti NAIt.

a. COUNTRY SEAT TO LET OR FOR SALE
a.. house and garden Long Island sound. shoui
" one mile from The railroad depot II fofd, Cosn.
The house Is ~ BY ~ with kitchen asched There are
pazKas al SIDES u the house. both IN the fret s9i
secOud stories there 10 Of land aud hard ssni
beach Of three miles Ia extent that belong properly
abOat the house many shade and fruit nAkinfh
most desirable summer residence. The grounds are
well arranged and the bathing and fishing exec ent H.
quire o. lje5 n J. Bill st. n WsilsL
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r. FOR -ALK OR ExCHANGR--N Z,

- bruns~ick, y . STRAIN Ins~ed-O mill. b1ldin{
~ Sy ~ feet, ihree stories high, containing fJS
steam engine OF tfesn horse power boiler. and al n
wOTks Witch areof the modern and improved c0rsfn
uoo In complete order incladngs good Of 20
grinding Gaze and feed Conner ted with me properly
rood three story brick dwelling, larkr paved ysft
and wharf where vessels II feet dram II ser nay O.
liver and receive cargo from The mill The shove pf0ref
y difably located for the above sirds
Of manufacturing purposes, and viii be sold exchanges
for other property. Apply
jyzl I'm BEALE MkLICK : DEWITT 10 B,o.ast
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'OR SALE or ExCHANGg-For civ !

~ Brooklyn property three iots " ground one bong
corner lot on which there IL . tWO-sf0ry yelling
house, and Kitchen sached 10 the rear containing 10 Al
nine rooms, "h aIbsrn on The 81 The lot loensd
very pleasantly In the village 81 Planfed, Y ] 90 ~
man street, iin Ten minutes VAL 81 the depot Of ~
Ne~-Jrfsey Central Railroad here the psss seve
ulnes zach daytime irym New York hOufs, erperse
~ cents The properly l. free and ee with Usrrsass
TILE. Possession Immediately Dor terms apply 20 IA
PEkEGO, "a MAldsn-ane, or 20 Nj STEPHEN VAIL Il
Plainaed ivAG
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FAvNY FoREsrTR.-Wc are pleased 70 an.
nounce that tiers from Mrs Juison have been received
bv friend in this city, dated Msulmain, April 81 IL
which Al. says
81 ann decidedly better than was month ago ana
there l. now evoay prospect Of entire recovery Nhst
theintontions OF my Heavenly isther may be- towards
me- cannot know. bat do think feel submissive 70
his will A long life seems very desirable in place
ike this but the AI wi alone tell whose lite 10
preserve. and whose 20 tax, away
This announcement, though not entirely relieving
The many hearts sa3dened by recent reference IN the
newspapers to the health Of TINS cs'imaole missionary
adv viii prove Of great comfort showing her perfect
r..i.uaton 90 tine Divine ~ and her iul trust n the
power 81 Him in whose hands alone her destiny rests
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Lynx SHor.-An animal of the Lynx species
known among Canadians BY the name Of Loepceslsr
wss shot early ON the IN inst BY the senune on da'
Al Wolfe's Monument Plains Of Aorshsfn The snimA
was bounding over the ground IN the viciniy q Ine
sentry post wheo. not knowing What sors OF oesst
- lQusbsc Mercury, lsth.
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NEW.YORK TRIBUNE.
cexerser seward and the Whiss oil
Phftadelphfa.
We fpd the following letter from do'' "a" An
- a.. pkua6<fntia North american

We end the following letter from GOV. Sk"AhO
4, the PHILADELPHIA forth AnerteaH
a,xrtxKx: Your letter invrng ~ 70 -
,.s rslehraon Of The recent Annvef'sfy % - a.
~ a. ,r.crsely engaged In professional duuss Al Al
sndsgus a. prevent me rom rsn s 80. 1feSre
49, wfhoa expressing my CONVICTION Of ne trat9.s
,ess and usuce u The ve~s o. ne re- PohslD '-- -
vrig carry which you have exhibited . = Il. .-.,.
yoerieSes has shown that The counsels o. MS pay
Lad % domestic property, While tney az 49, j. -1s
s1on.i noderston AID magnsnmiiy Bat mere - ly~
o~,irg eed on poAdcai acton hitherto ne1poIes ~
rsrties ard unmessyraby untrodoen ~ -. ~, r, -
ineviisbls conf ct between HuUsa sAscfl 49, .e ~
ny ~ pee Government long fepressec mas
$3.50 f-sr =, iasf The policy u ebobsnng olst-fy ~
ne Fedora D...s e sn debate wheh perysdes the
f-ono - distarbs and tends 10 oisorRan1e az esuls
dsie threatens the subverson Of the Government
.nd H. dissolution Of The Jnion IiseA
All Ighened ssgsciOrs and candid men, see ma ne
ro5 hss arrived when Slavery ght not 70 be defend
= sne cannot be projected by TIE power or nr1ence ~
III FEDERAL Government a. il has been heretofore pryie
q and defended against he iegitmAe consti.tDna
90 10 uue Il within The Stzies where u u sanclofea
by Consultations and Laws j. Il eq1sy apparel ins
e withe rawal Of that protection and defense W. 49,
he spin; Of faction sediuon What Other Parry Ia
Wig party has fully saop'ed az II. basis NJ q
vorce he Federal Government from savery Wnat otb
e. party has 80 Implicitly adopted me pEfpie o. ne a.
SOME az preuacy of the laws and therefore 30 well pre-
pared 70 reprcss faction The eKgency u ne nmes 70
eares that ihe Government shall combine both these pm
eipes 10 is action avoiding on the one nano any c0nces
ns 10 Slavery beyond the leer Of the Constitution, aD'
o. ne Other niemperate zeal, which sppe4s from cOnsu
tufed authority u violence and sedroo.
II hasaways seemed 70 nor hat The Wing parry thrOug
us long and often dishea enng trials Was ocq1lnng %
frnn@ss the eonssency and The discipline necessary
enable Il 10 conduct the country safely through tnis D.
greatest emergency. agree, therefore. most cofdsi
with Won In your opinion u the importance % ulcaun
ia pdnciple row zeaOusly and energetcay iha
ever before aud oice that the frat permanent Admin
ration which The Wig party has called into power IA
fsy and compete Indicated its principles, iis "sdoi
and It's patriotism.
ara. with great respect your humble servant,
WILLIAM ~ SEWARD.
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NOTICR.-JAAEs 3 AYREs, Denus- having re-
Warned this city and located s5 Fulton-st Oppo-
his former residence will be happy ms Coz.
patrons and he pssnc generally, VINO may need ais
services. jyzl 81
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- snc heir wires obtain pleasant furnished
urfgrrished psrors with board n W.shiDgtor-
Brooklyn The location % Of ne finest IN the city
f-~ sinsle genuemen sso, can be Accommodated VIII
rooms and partal board stage. reach Fglior Ferry Il
rue Tor business Address R1fa a. this oce, jy2l n
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EnENrn ANp ENGLI.n BOARplNG Ed

4 Day school for Young LADIES' No. Caro--pae
3 eeckersL New iOrk-This establishment, conducted
~ Matarn- Xix who assisted By the mosr talented gro
ssors Of city. enjoy the confidence q a.
hose 10 entrusted their daughters ~ her care
Every il paid The morals and comforts Of tae
2upis Terms mOdersie. The house = spacious AID
-i.rfsrtshI-
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FIRES ~ 1HE WooDs- We learn that on FL
hav p coufagrafion commenced in Benson near me
Lake shore from the burning of a il'oW'ciesrlh.
bib event over largo tracts OF partially cleared land,
desrovnq timber fuel and other Outof door property
10 considerable amount 40 the date OF our iniorina
non Saturday the connsgration was stih spreading
and H. termination difficult o. be c1nJrctured No
bindings had been destroyed bran. fEtl Wing I'm
During the late very dry weather fires have rae'u
very extensively iu the tmbered lands ia Bethlehem
and Whtefeld. Coos County \ ID. q.'huiy on GU, GU,
.,bc- belonginq 20 Holt a Deuing badly injured
in Bethlehem Very great damage wss done 10 some
very tine tlmbored ois. y H. democrat
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-ru0-F WHO ARE GOING TO CALIFORS

w. invite 20 ca a. ~ FGtol-sL and examine our
Gold Washes They series u pans Arranged a.
10 be driven By and WISH more 10 a
day viii one ~ hem. Than fNrrty with The hand
n.u they require rss wafer than any other scnine.
- A. - arranged hat hey can b apart and
n.rs-d IN = very anal space Al know the pan motion
ID ~ me besi hat h.s been ted Tor washing god
~ IN. SHERWOOD 4 FITZGERALD
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- r.,rt...r,rp.v. JAW -.

s-,rs,,z Corrr-rr CAa~byp-Beforc Judge Oakley |
-. - ~ s,-~s s,lr-ksEp Narr u " Ccnanl 4
-i.e 70 TIE custody q infant child Of Mrs W winch
Nrs orc clss thAt h- mother gave 20 her already ~
-ed 10 TIE parties appeared when II IS stated nat
A. srxbe arrangement hsi been entered into between
thern IN respect 10 IL
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DOARD DOWN TOWN. gent

ID and lxo single gerlen.n, can obtain good boz
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DOWEH PRESS WORk-Dons By eco ROE
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LETTER FRON NAIATifN w were perm itrl
fevt-sct tic following from letter dated Mazatsn
Nav 70 have inst arrived and am very mucn iaii-u-'
ana hurried as we were fortunate ~ - ma here a
French ship which IL 20 ssn for Sih ifHho.'', u.
,oorroW She charges us so passage. / expect 90
write vor from san Francisco in about 80 days tnht
being the usual time for the trip a this season Of the
wear Al other seasons The trp made ln from = 10
ID dnys hrt now the Trade winds set in and the Time
i longer Until the last ten dsys had quite pleasant
trip within that period. however the road was "or-e
than any ever travelled. We crossed mountains '''v
feet above the level of the and which overlooked
the Pacific -l miles from This placc. We ma mere
every Kind OF fruit and 10 the greatest abundance.
% Crescent. ION.
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