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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-08-07

RAILROAD PRoJEcT, FROM TOLEDO, ONO VIA.
ANN ARBoR AND HOWELL To CoRUNNA.-We
understand project is on foot to construct a
Railroad from Toledo by Ann Arbor and How
ell to Corunna and, thence to somo point
ia the Saginaw Valley. We know ofno route
contemplated in the State as important as this.
Such a road would be Of incalculablc impor.
tsnce, not only to the citizens of Washtenaw,
Livingston, Shiawassee and Saginaw counties,
but also to the inhabitants along the entire
route south. as well as to vast extort OF ter
ritofy in Ohio and Indiana Our citizens hold
a meeting on Wednesday evening next upon
the subject Of this Road, and we expect to see
tho citizens of Monroe, Washtenaw, and
Livingston taking hold of this matter in good
earnest. Shiawassce Dem.
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From NIcARAGUA-The following is
an extract from letter from San Juan
del Sur, received at the Office of the Nj
caragua Transit Company -
"Captain Walker was beaten out of
Rivas, with the loss of twenty men the
natives who had joined him all deserted.
He was hotly pursued by Gen. Bascker.
He threw Off his coat, containing all his
documents and private letters. The par
ty passed through San Juan del Sur on
the night of the lst of July. seized a
schooner in the harbor, and sailed for
parts unknown. They left the barracks
at this place smouldering mass OF ruins.
They took the passengers boats OF the
company to embark in. but returned them,
in no way violated the rights or property
of the company. Thus ends tha famous
Walter expedition. IN. Y. Advertiser.
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No. 459.
Oregon News.

We have received Oregon dates 10 June
23d, and make the following extracts from
the Oregonian -
Lanes majority is about 1000.
INDIAN WAR-We have just received
private letters from Jacksonville to the
l4th Of June, which fully confirm the fact
that the Indians have determined upon
another war with the settlers. Volunteers
had been raised at Jacksonville, and had
gone out to to bury those whites who had
been killed by the Indians, and 10 chastise
them. Ths rumor was that two battles
had been fought and the Indians whipped
in both encounters, and that seven In
dians had been killed and several prison
ers taken.
OREeoN SALT--We were shown few
days since, a fine specimen Of salt, manu-
featured on the Willamette Slough, about
fifteen miles below Portland. The salt
shown us was of the finest quality-o of a
pure white color--free from all impurities,
and equal in every respect to the Salinas,
in the State of New York. The springs
from which the water flows is said to be
inexhadstible. Should this prove true, it
will be Of incalculable benefit TO the peo-
pie Of Oregon, and keep within her bor-
dere large sums of money, which is being
sent out Of the country every year to pro-
cure this article. We understand that
machinery is being prepared wherewith to
manufacture enough for our home con-
sumption at large reduction from the
price now paid for it, and also large guam
titles for expectation.
EE Col. Ripley, Capt. Stoeman, and
Capt Whiting, U. s. A., left Steilacoom.
w. IT,, on the Sd Of June, for the pur-
pose of locating forts and an arsenal.
re- The coming harvest bids fair to
yield the farmer rich reward for his la
Dor, provided there is a market for the
surplus now growing. There will be dou-
BILE the quantity OF wheat, oats, barley,
&C., gathered this year, in Oregon, than
in any previous year.
THE MINEs.-The mining operations in
southern Oregon, are almost entirely sus-
pended for the want Of sufficient water
It is said there has been less rain during
the last winter and spring than ever be-
fore.
OF Although we have been repeatedly
told, within the last ten days, that gold
mines had recently discoveted near Fort
Colville, where men were making, by pan
washing, from $40 to $50 per day, we
have regarded the story like most rumors
of this kind, as humbug. But now the
evidence is conclusive that new and i'm
portant mines have been found. The
facts are that three or four Canadian
Frenchman. who reside on French Prairie,
left their homes about the 1st of April for
Fort Colville, with view of prospe citing
for gold. They returned to-day and
brought with them over three .pounls of
gold dust, which they obtained on small
bar at the mouth of the Pond Ortille,
small stream which, we think, empties in
to the north fork of the Columbia river
about 80 miles above Fort Colvlle.
FREE Soil CONVENTION IN WASHING
TON TERRIToRY.-The free soil convention
which was held at Olympia, w. IT,, on
the 26th uit., nominated Joseph Cushman
for delegate to Congress, from that terri
tory.
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TRIED AND icouIrTKp.-Tbe Treasury
Department have advices 81 the acquittal,
under the b-Treasury law, ofJames H..
Forsyth, late collector Of customs at Tole-
do, Ohio, before the u. S. Court now in
session at Cleveland The charge Of the
court was in his favor. and the jury, after
hanging TO 5--for some time. finally
returned verdict of acquital. live arc
not mistaken this is the tirst trial under the
penal clause Of the Sub Treasury law
brought to final issue before a jury
washington Star.
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THE NEW MowN-HAY.
by PARK BENJAMIN.


Talk not to me Of southern bowers,
OF oders breathed from trop;c flowers,
Or spice trees after,ain
But ofthe'sweets that freely few
When June's fond breezes stir the low
Grass. heaped along the plain.
This moraing stood the verdant spears,
All wet with diamond 'ew--the tears
BY Night sereDely shed; 1tt. let
This evening, like an army s'ain,
They number the pacific plain .e,
With their fast fading dead.
And when they fell, and all around
Such perfumes iu the air abound
As if long hidden hives
Ofsudlen richness were unsealed,
When on the freshly troddon field
They yielded up their lives;
In idle mood love to pass ,f
The ruins ofthe crowdedgnss,
Or listlessly TO lie, s-E.eg
lnhaling the delicious scents
crushed, from these downcast yerduons tenl
Beneath sunsetsky
: It's pure delight, which they 49,. "a
Who dwell in cities far away
From rural scenes so ia r,
Can never know It's lighted rooms,
Pervaded by exotic bloon-
This taste Of natural airl I
This air, so softened by the breath
Exhaled and waited from the death
a OF herbs that simply bloom, yt
And. scarcely noted, line the best o "
Dear friends, with whom this world is blest,
Awaits the common doom a..t ID
And leaves behind such sweet regret
AS in our heart is living yet: g
Though heroes pass away
Talk not to me Of southern bowers,
Or odors breathed from tropic flowers,
But of the new-mown hay.
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CONFIDENTIAL "A man 10 Brooklyn advcr.
tised on Wednesday for clerks TO go to New
Brunswick lie had plenty ofapplications, and
mado an engagement for one year with two
young mon. Thcy were 10 start tho nexl
morning, and in order to feel assured that they
would not disappoint him, he requested then
to leave their watches, and they compiled
The young mon left--and SO did their employ
or.
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T.. ] CADWELL'S
DAGUEEnEAN GALLERY.

\ Tl CALDWELL respectfully informs the citizens
NJ Hudson AID vicinity thathe has all the latest
pro, emcuts for taking i.ktncsses.
dTRooms over Turner 81 Rude's Store, Hudson. NJ.
Hudson Jan Is 1851. iy33I
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Daguerrean Gallery.

TIL. H.LAVERTY,-.Artist
NOULD respectfully announce to the public gener
w ally that he is now permanently located in the
Village Of Hillsdale, aud will counue to operate in
roomsover Russell's Store, where he has large
Sky.Light
which, acknowledgedo to be the only light by which
correct Daguerreotype Likeness can be taken.
Mr.. Leverty is in possession of all the
REAL IMPROVEMENTS IN THE ART
and he usts thotby and assiduous att nton
duce such Leike Pictures fail to suit those
who may be pleased to favor him with their patronage
All are mostcordally invited to call and examine bis
Rooms and work and judge for themselves.
u Rooms open from A. M. 10 p. NJ. Instructions
given in the art and success arranted.
Hillsdale March 81, 1884
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ONGER'S
M A @ G r { @ UL A 7 0 r

LNOR Cholera, Dysentery, Darrhea, Sea Sickness,
IL Fits, Delirum TreCens, Nervous Diseases, Pains
of all kinds, Female Complaints, &c.
ALSO:
CONGR'S TONIC LIVER PILLS,
for Liver Complaints. all Billions Diseases Impurities
of the Blood Coed in ALL cases where any altora-
ative is useful. And for all the purposes of FAMILY
Book for the Million around each bottle of the Reg-
lator. And Proofs of experience to be had of all
agents gratis. ~ From 80 to A Pills in Box.
For sale by G. w. Underwood and J. r. Simpson.
Hillsdale and all Druggists in the country. 9dec;y
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WYN KOOP'S
EEy YER e. .FG UE
EXTERMINATOR. a
Prepared by ROBERT ID. WYNKOOP, New York
Price One Dollar.

Price One Dollar
THE peculiar operations of this Medicine in these
Diseases has undergone long and long and close obser
vaton in bilious climates and it is believed that it will
never fail, If properly and udicouslv administered
unless other diseases predominant of different char
acter. 1t will be found efecual in of The ealar
cement of the spleen known as the Ague Cake,) also
Lioer complaints and Jaundice with all those various
notifications which arise from the same Ii is
highly recommended by physicians, and has been
tensvely used with distinguished success in relieving
many OF those who sulie ring under this scourge OF
country Persons ofweak stomach and children
may take il without the least difficulty. II strengthens
the stomach and digestive organs, induces appetite
and seldom requires more tia.i one bottle effect
The quantities of Quinine and other things
which are swallowed at random, in enormous drughis
of whisky rum &c is suiicentto ruin the constitution
Of and the morals OF community aud do more evil
than the baneful effects of this disease ITSELF The
safest manner OF hreatment, especially in these d ca
ses. is the best.
cERTIFcATEs.
We honestly believe that certificates are not genera,
y read, but It has become customary TO introduce
nem that have, in order satisfy those who you
such evidence introduced many GENUINE certi.
Gates our space will allow
The Assistant Surgeon ofthe United States Navy. who
resides in the city Of New York has kindly given
usthe following ofLe effects ofthis medicine
GEHTLEMES-I have used your compound in cases
of Fever and Ague, and have found it the
purpose better than anything have ever prescribed
in my practice. have used when employed as Assis
tant Surgeon in the United States Navy on different
stations, and when have had many as forty or ft
the sick list time, and il has alwaN
proved successful. / recommend this article from The
certainty Of its effects and give npreterence all
other articles in medicine for the distressing complaint
Yours &c, g. II. TRAPhAGAN, Nj. ID.
~ For sale in ITillsdale by MoTT s. Bro, and q.
w. JInder rwood.
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HENRY B ARMSTRONG.
IVkpN NREE NJ u IT'D L. GkDNV EEl

es Martngals Trunks, Yalises, Carpet BAGS &C.,
sdd dealear in Ladies Satchels, Whips, Fynetts
Rufalo Robes, Hair Mattresses, Harness Sole and Up
! or Leather Also--Iides, Sheep Pelts, Furs, Dee,
skins. One door North Mitchels Store. n369
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MIcu SOUTHERN AND NORTHERN IEDI-
ANA r. R.-The American Railroad Jour-
nal understands that the Michigan South
ern and Northern Indiana Railroad Com
pany's forthcoming report for their fiscal
year ending with the 3Oth ult. -as yet un-
publshed-will contain proposition TO
consolidate their several issues of bonds
by an issue upon their whole property Of
Sc, 10000. OF this, $500, 900 are TO
be used for retiring the outstanding bonds,
and 81 $50. 900 to be reserved for dou-
BILE track, but not to be used till 1881
The total cost of the AIS miles of road,
leaving out the amount reserved for dou-
BILE tack, will be represented as fol-
lows -
Capital Stock, S6,928.9 300
Consolidated Bonds, 6,750,OOO
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G. J. DICKERSON,
ATTORNEY Il COUNSELLOR AT LAW.


Will give prompt attention to the collection of claims
-selng Of Lands and the transactions Of all kinds of
legal business anywhere in the State of Michigan,
indiana or Ohio.
LIFE & FIRE INSURANCE, in responsible Companies
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. an business. lune20yl
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$6,928,9
6,75O,OOO
Sl3,678,9OO

Total, Sl3,678,9O0
Or deducting 81 900, 900, which is not
far from the vald of the other items Of
property owned by the Company, not
represented in construction, nor necessary
for the working of the road, there is left
the sum of Sl2,678,000 as the total cost
of the road. or S96,69 per mile"
sum not likely to be materially increased.
except to meet the legitimate demands of
an increasing traffic"
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CERTIFICATES.

TUST RECEIVED
y Goldfish
MackeraI
Teas,
Coffee,
Sugars.
Molasses.
And general assortmen ofchoce Family Grccerie.
SIMPSONS.
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]. N. MOTT. M. d,

j. n. MUTT, NJ. u.
NTOULD respectfully inform his p, ons and friends
wv that he will be in hisoffioe at Motifs Drug Store
where he will be very happy to consult and prescribe
for Them He will also tend with the regulnr prescr
bng Physician in the viliage and country Meicaland
Surgical consultation. Particular attention paid Ia pre-
seriplions for the Lungs, Throat, Eye and Ear.
Hillsdae. May 1855
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iNsURANCE AGENCY.

Risks taken In the following Companies.
PORTAGElNSUR iNCE CO., Cuyahoga Falls o.
CITY INSURANCE. CO., Cleveland, Ohio
NEW YORK CITY INSURANCE COMPANY.
May 1855. DAN'I. l.. PRATT, Agent.
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FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY.

WASHINGTON UNION INSURANCE co.
CAPITAL, $225,OO1.
CLEVELAND, ..
No special hazardous or steam risks taken.
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FARMERs UNION INSURANCE co.

CAPITAL, S2D0,000.
Athens B adford Co., Penn.
Insure 40 anst loss by Fire, Houses, Stores, and
other Buildings Goods, Wares, and Merchandise, on
a. favorable terms any sinilnr institution.
Insurances taken on Steam Mills Factories, &c
Hillsdale May 10, 1855. l.. PIERCE.
The Nevada journal., 1855-09-28
SUMMONS.

cIAIE Of OAlIF DISTRICT COURT.
County ofNevada. 80 1ith Judicial District.
ffiHE PEOPLE OF CALIFORNIA TO THOS. s. BARN
& STEAD, Greeting: You hereby commanded to ap-
pear and within days after the service of this
writ if served in this county within twenty days
Of this county and in this District and within forty DAYS
If out of this District and within this state the complaint
of Manson Plaintiff file in the Clerks Office of
the District Court aforesaid against Defendant
the recovery of three hundred and egty two dollars
IN case Of your failure 10 appear and said
paiat, the said Plaintiff will take Judgment against you
therefor by default together with damages costs Of
suit and also demand of the Court such relief
prayed for in his said complaint.
In testimony whereof l. JOHN II B0STWICK Clerk of
che l4 Judicial District Court aforesaid do hereunto
hand and impress the Seal of said Court this ath day
Of September s. d. 1855. J. II BOSTWlCII, Clerk
By T. P. HAwLEY, D. c.
State OF California County Of Nevada, s. in District
Court 18th Judicial District
H. Manson vs.. I. 5. Barnstcad.
appearing my satisfaction from the affidavit Of the
above named Z. Manson that of action exists
against the said T. s Barnstead Defendant in the above
entitled action and that Defendant found
after dligen search made and that he is resident of
this State. do order that the summons in this action
e served by publication thereof in each week
she period of three weeks in the Nevada Journal
paper published At Nevada City, County and State aore
said.
Given under nv hand this Sept, Goth \ D. 1855.
THOMAS H. CASWELI, County Judge
A TSUE COPV-ATTEsT
J.H, B0sTWICK, Clerk District Court.
Sept GS-3w BY T. +. HAwIEY D. C
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METALS, &C
EpAR IRON, Boiler Iron, Shutter Iron,
HD Hoop iron, Russia irou, Galvanized iron;
Brazier's Copper, Bolt Copper;
Timed Copper, Plain Iron Wire,
Galvanized Wire, Brass wire,
Copper wire, Rafting wire.
Copper Rivets and Burrs, Zinc,
Zinc Nails, Spelter, Sheet Brass,
Banca Tin, Lead pipe. Sheet lead,
Bar Lead, Pig Lead, Wrought spikes.
Force Pumps, Lift Pumps,
Rams Yellow metal Bellows.
Composition Nails, Coke Tin plate.
Loaded plate, Charcoal plate,
Bibb Cocks. Stop cocks, Croton cocks,
Oil cocks, Steam cocks; Boiler rivets,
Shutter Rivets, Coopers Rivets,
Iinmen's rivets, Copper rivets,
Leather Hose, Hemp hose,
Canvass hose. India Rubber hose
ose pipes, Hose Couplings,
Copper Bottom. Barbers Basins,
Water closets, Wire cloth,
I'inmen's tools, Tinmen's Machines.
Solder Irons, Plumbers Tools.
Black Lead Crucibes, Kettle Ears.
Sauce Pan Handles, Jack Screws,
Iron Safes &c,
Inc above Goods are now in store and for sa
'y THOS. H, SELBY d co,
August l0-3m
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THEATRICAL NOTICE.

TIME UNDERSIGNED RESPEGII Ul1N ANNOUNCES
4 10 the Profession that he has at considerable
expense fitted up in magnificent style THEATRE with
stock of scenery Stage, Dressing Rooms and every
requisite for Theatrical entertainments 1t will comfort
ably seat Five Hundred persons, and WILL BE RENTED
BY THE NIGHT WEEK, or MONTH, for Dramatic En-
terainments, Concerts, Exhibitions &c, &c, on THE
MOST REASONABLE TERMS All communications ad-
dressed to the undersigned will be attended to with des
patch. Nevada, Feb. eff l.. p fRISBIE.
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NJ Ew BEDFORD OIL AND UAMPHLNk WUKhS 81
~ Washington street, San Francisco.
We have hand and for sale so 600 gallons of bleach
ell and refined O-emeracing Sperm, Lard, Polar Ele-
phant China, Neatsfoot. and Tanners Oil. Fresh Cam
phcne Burning Fluid, Alcohc and Wckng of all kinds
and OF the best quality Also Soda Ash Potash Talow
and Grease, Soap. &c.
heaters desiring genuine article at low rates are in
Vted TO call and examine stock before purchasing
Aug. 3l-3in r. +. KNOX x co Manufacturers.
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IRON! IRON! IRON!
George &. Johnston. s. Co.,

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Iron, Steel and Cumberland Coal
SO and 81 Battery street, San Francisco.
M + have now on hand full assortment of
w American and English Iron
Swede and Russian Bar iron:
Shntter, Sheet and Boiler iron
Plough, Spring and Sheet Steel.
Blister Shear and German Steel.
Sanderson's Cast Steel,
Toe Corking Steel.
Weights and Mousehole Anvls,
Swedge Blocks and Cones,
Wrights Solid Box Vices
Bellows and Sedges,
Carriage Bots.
Shutter und Boiler Rivets
Files, Rasps, Horse nails, Borax.
Cumberland Coal.
Norway Shoe Shapes. &C.,
Sept 2l-3mis
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Scni-Annuai Report.

n ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISION of an Act
entitled An Act 10 provide for the Incorporation of
lowns the undersigned submit the following Report
the Finances aud alrs of the town of Nevada for the
serm ending Sept. l, 1855.
The present Board of Trustees took Office the 9th CAV
OF May, which time the outstanding Indebtedness OF
the town was. Sl1.0 25
Money in hand. of Treasurer wus......... 36 50
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Probate Notjco

LNSTATE OF THOMAS HUGHES late of Nevada dec'd
"a Before Hon I. H. CASWELI, Judge of the Probate
court VIM. Hughes. Admir- Of the estate of Thomas
Hughes having filed the petition for sale Of the real
OF the deceased in accordance with the Statutes of tho
state and said Judge having appointed SATJ RIAY GOTH
SE1TEABER at 10 o'clock A. NJ at his chamber m ks
Hada, for hearing OF the same.
All persons interested hereby notified to apuesr
NJ sad time ana pi1ce to show If any thev have
Why The prayer in said petition should not be granted
BY order of Probate Judge
aug. 3l-4w J. II BooTWiCK, Clerk Probate Conrt
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

nj Office Is HEREBY GIVEN to the creditors and oil
persons having claims against the estate Of ISAAC
w. HURp deceased, lale of the county of Nevada. To
exhibit and present The with the necessary vouchers
the Undersigned at his place of residence in San Juan,
Bridgeport township. within months from date hereof
for settlement they will be forever barred of the ben
eft of said estate. TIl0S. D. CULVER, Admr.
August 2--iw%
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Wells, Fargo & Cos Ezpless.-ll11iR
NOlICE.-We will furn ish Government ; Cent Euvel-
opes with Frank upon them, At the rate of S12 SO
Per Hundred which will curry Single Letters enclosed
therein any Of California Coast Routes free
of charge. The Ten Cent overnmept Envelopes, with
our Frank" will be furnished $40 per Hundred,
which will carry Single Letters enclosed therein, free Of
further charge, through Atlantic Express,
Letters covered by these Envelopes will be charged
at old rates. c. W. MGLF0Rn gent
August "a, iS55-3m
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFE,S SALE

2 virtue of execution to directed issued tfo
he Clerks office of the District Court in and for The
nunty of Nevada in favor Of II. K Ferre and aganss
dams Co., dated Sept. lih, 1855, for the sum Of One
housand and Seventy Dollars. Debt Damages. with in
crest on the of One Thousand and Seventy Dollar
rom the 3st day of August A. D 1855 the rate OF tea
er cent per together with costs Of suit taxed
5Olo0 Dollars, have levied upon and seized The fo
owing described properly TO wit:
A house and tie lot which il stands, situated Oh
.ouder Street. in Nevada City, and now occupied bs
X. Ferre us dwelling house which shall sell ut pub
auction TO the highest bidder for cash. in front o tbs
herids Office, Nevada City, the Sd day OF October,
D. 1855. Given under my hand this 18th day,of Sep
\. D. le55 Attest w W. WRIGHT. Sheriff N c.
Sap IA, tbs BY c. FABIUs WooD, Under sheriff
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada, Township
y OF Bridgeport s Reore Daniel Dustin, Justice Of
he Peace Personally appeared before this ID
lay fJuy a. d. 1855, Sarah Hargrears wife of Samuel
iargrears Of said Township, and being duly made
declaration that from and after this date she intends
AIRY on IN her own name and on her account the
business of Merchandising, Ranchng and keeping public
boarding House and that the amount invested in said
business does not exceed Five Thousand Dollars
Given under my hand this I'd day Of July A. D. 1855
DANL DUSTIN, Justice Peace
JULY 6. 1s55-Sm
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ADMINISTRATORS S NOTICE.

MOllCE is hereby given 10 the creditors and nil per
SONS having clen3 against the estate of Samuel liar
rson deceased. late Of the county of Nevada, exhibit
ard present the with the necessary vouchers
undersigned at his place of residence. in Alpha Washing
ton township within months hereof for SCI
ement, or they will be forever ed of the benhf OF
sad estate. Is. A. HARRISON, Adininstratur
Nevade, September 2lst. 1s55-3w