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MINERS EXCHANGE BANK
coraer Montgomery al Jboi7oa st1co.a.

IUFHt1 a-olI. .l.l'.3 ~ t-llI-FI a -lIltI7'
"a SIX months bear :. & ceut e month. deposits for
tx months and over, e coat pes month. Goi hast
c5usianad Tor Assay tonnage, v receive tie Haost
.vctuaI attention. Advances psade thereon sen desired.
Geld Du=t purchased 10 the lest rr.aos. .j5 90" EN
change Ike Eastern states at eiEy e it cn.5 lays
ate-raWn at rar. Te EsCai H1uAi, tcities extended
tie Merchants and Traders, and the lauk VIII bc kept
or Tea for the aceon2IAo Of Lct oa,ors uu 4. =,
and on SATURDAY antii TO p. 81.
n B.-1ners can remit their money Cola Dust in
seaLid paeEaces by Express, directed 10 me with s5.ch
Instructions they may Gsen proper which ail receive
tie most faitfsi attention without charge.
January 2e-am a.S. WRIGHT
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NEVADA COUNTY & SACRAMENTO
CANAL COMPANY.

Qate South Yuba Mining Sacramento Canal Company
YIlIIE SHAREHOLDERS of this Corporation hereby
4 notified that there viii be Il meeting OF the at
the Secretary Office United States Hotel Nevada on
SATURDAY the 81 day Of March j. D. 1853 at 'ei0cs
p NJ for the pur Of taking into consideration the
increase Of the Capital Stock Of said Corporation from ON
Million Dollars 10 the of One Million Five funded
and Fifty Thousand Dollars in sixty Two Thousand shares
Of Twenty Five Eoilars each.
Fer order Of the Corporation
Hamlet DAVIS, President.
T ". Co1GrRy, Secretary and Treasurer.
Ncr-a.in Efb. . 1S55-1m
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NOTICE-

FTIlE undersigned has appad for letters Il aimini.t-a-
ton upon The estate of " II Spencer. l3te o Ne ada
county deceased. and has o5tarel from the Probate
Judge OF Nevada coaEy special letters Of administration
upon said eseate.
All persons having money other cfcc.s Of s1d estate
in their hands are hereby notified OF said special appoint
ment-and thnt application has been made for general
letters of administration. 4. ". POTTER
Public Administrator Nevada Co.
Eeyada Feb s-42
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STATE or CALIFORNIA. County Of Nevada. Town hip
Of Little York this the 2d day of January A. D. 1853.
before Of the Justices OF the Peace, of the Town
ship and aforesaid. personally appeared ELSIE VII
MOT 10 me known TO be the person ramed in and VINO
signed the foregoing declaration, signing and executing
the same in my presence and acroN thai size
executed the freely and voluntarily and for the
and purposes therein mentioned
Witness my hand and seal this the day and date above
written 4l3w JOSEPH GARDNER Justice of the Peace.
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aTIN0NC

CtTATE or CAIIT0ENIA. COUNTY AND TOWNSHIP
- OF NEVADA. s.. Justices Court. Before JOHN
WILLIAMS. Justice Of tie ICace.
Tue People of lie state of Caltornr. TO JOHN C. FAL
ME: Toa are hereby summoned 20 appear before at
lay Office in sail township Saturday .he 24h day Of
complaint Of DAVID n EATs who demands q Eo1 the
one Hundred ana Forty one 53lon Dollars for mo-
uaid for use and say Plies furnished you SCI
forth in the complaint Of said RcaFi'.
On fail,re appear and answer Judgment VIII be
rendered against YOU for the Of One Hundred and For
ty One 50 100 Dollars damages and costs of suit
under my hand, tbs 4. D. i5l nineteenth day Of
November JOHN WILLIAMS.
Justice Of The Peace.
0RprRr That tha foregoing c0niaini he Published in
the Nevada Journal 4 week fer three months sur
ccssiycly 5oHE WTII1iNs,
9l-8m Justice Of the Foaeo.
ClTATE OF CAIIfOREIA County anj Town dip Of
- Neyada, Fefure G, SJUh Justice of tia leace l.
Mary Jenkins the wife of David Jeu1s of the Towns hip
Comfy and State aforesaid, make this my declaration
that intend to carry business in my name, and
rny osn account o-eit The business Of lnn-heePng
and also the bsucss Of Aning agreeahly to the proys
ions of fac statute Of s state, entitled An Act to
authorize Married Women to transact business IN ther
own name a sole Traders passed AIr 18th, 1852 And
further declare that the amount invested IN tie business
above specified IS less than Five thousand oiiars IL
witness hereof subscribe ny name hereto this February
lst y. D.. lS55. her
ArTEsT c. I. Smith, NARY < JENKINS.
marx
County AMI Townsoip Of Nevada On this lst day Of
February, \ D. 1855 personally ap cared before Mary
jenkins above described known te to be the person
who executed the foregoing Instrument. aad made het
declaration tlat the ioreeong statement is true.
41-3w C. T. SMITH Justice Of the Peace.
Filed February l. 1885, at 10 past O'Clock P. NJ
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LrGaa ADvaf,rgs.1gnngg.a

CtTATE OF CALIFORNIA County os Nera7a. ga.7
- mon IS fle-,- arr ea-s that fI-ls l!iHOF
Vic Il EEWASU WII.5iof g tle C1tnty anal STATE
Aforesaid being lssir9.s Of avalng myself of the rgtv
les nj provisions Of Act of the stature ct I'M
State entitled .'An act 30 authorize Married Women f.
transact business in their sole traders d.
hrrebv declare M intention to carry Mining busncs
ana Provision Store in my and account in The
county and Late Aforesaid and fron this date VIII bs
iulivduaIlv responsible in nay for all debt.
contracted by on OF my said business emf
ing III my said business al not exceeding Five Thou
sand Dollars.
Witness my hand this 22d day of January 4 u 1850.
ELSIE WILMOT
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UNZpHD STATES IorEG,

BROAD SIhEEI, y l. N-AD9
TgNIIS WEIIrES0VN AND C05N0DIpUS HOTEL llaa
been orenei hy the subscribers, FOR the accolEnoia
ton OF tl4e5r friends and the travelling pubhc
To strangers visiting Nevada upon b7sae. or 'asuTa
city, vol sanpe gth conlfcrta bic apartments es2ec'-
For the use Of Ladies and Families,
And in all respects residence uncguaied IN the n-as
region.
The Kitchen and Harder heinE Hn+e1 ile cniFat ol Nr
JENKINS celebrated for his talents caterer Is su
cGiant guarantee that the table WI! At al times BE- s
piled vitf every deicaey Of The seaso' served Up ~ 's
bes stvfe Tie Bar is supplied with choice selection q
Wines, Liquors and Cigars,
And he subscribers propose to keep IN al respects |
class Hotel oa scale q liberality hitherto unelals II
the mountains.
determined "a make this esa tiisheut aoe * f',
convenience and resort arranzemeu5s have been ere
nto With te LI5a Telegraph line fo- tAe rcseIi}' -i
7 garts Of lie state of the c1rreus of lie day
iaclading isa.,s..alt Legislature proeeea ltEs
COLBURN K JEShiNS- ProrrietorS,
T " C4ra-yv Il l.. Jl-,i.lSs
Neva1a. pee. y, 1s54-u
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SIN Fraaa.sco Advertisements
.nnn 49, - cnINA nIcE.

= nna MATS MOI CGfEA RICE,
. wv 80 hhds lXI, ami extra Clear Bacon
100 b.ls Billings Hams. 100 bbIs Aiaes' hams.
100 bbs clear Pork, 100 hf bbis >Ia clear Pork
500 hf bbls SIP Goshen butter, 20 hhds do in kegs
400 cs Leaf Lard, 10 and 20 ID ns i5 kegs Leaf LARD,
$50 kegs B syrup & gals 30 bbs crushed sugar
900 bbls powdered sugar 100 IF bbs o Sugar:
I50 bbls O refined sugar 400 mats No China sugar
$50 bags green Rio coffee, $50 bags fresh Chile beans
90 cases Twin Pro Tobacco, 90 Twin Siss obacc CO..
p cs Peach to5acoo 20 cases Elephant tobacco
30 cs Ell Sacramento sobacco, 40 cs Grape tobacco
80 cs Fruit and Apricot tobacco, $50 SINK tobacco
COO gross " Matches. 1oD doz 3-hooped Buckets
1000 bxs English Soap, 30 cs Imp. tea and lb cads
800 cs Gurp Tea and BIB caddies, loo fh Apples
300 cs Young dyson Te.. | and pound cadGes.
400 cs cs0red Pie Fruits 100 cs fresh Strawberries,
$50 cs fresh Peaches, Is cases natural preserves;
500 cs Thomas eau Oysters, 100 kcnseti's oysters
$50 cs Lawis'oysery, 100 cs Iohsers and lb cans;
10 cs Clans, aud ID cans, 80 cs Roast Chicken,
81 Is Roast Turkey, geo cs assorted Jams and Jees
SEQ cs dy Peaches bland qr gallon, 200 Chers
90 cs Stoughjon liiiers, $50 cs Pepper sauce.
$50 cs Mustard IN glsss In, 200 81 Pepper in glass,
SEQ cs ground coffee in Tins 230 6 Gloves and Pimen,o
go 6 III gallen Pickles. 100 IS olive oil,
100 cs sardnas quarter hoxea $50 bxs Layer taigins
500 boxes Adarlau.ine candles For sale by
/. J.. BREWSTER & Co..
January 19-En. - Front street. cor. Clay.
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NARY Z JENKINS.
SGy IEECETS

CtTATE OF CALIFORNIA, CoUNTY or NEVADA, s.. jus
. tees Court Before Y C. Bell Justice Of the Peace
The People Of the state of California to Richard Nest
You are hereby summoned to appear before at mJ
oloe in sad hip, Saturday the iGth dry Of Marc
A. D. 1885, Al o'clock T. T. to answer the complaint Of
T Ree see Tor certain note Of hand herein filed foJ
o. se1enty-tliree dollars given to the said 7. T.
~ - f @ dated November 1T 4. T., 1884. On
fii =, - , -ar. Judgment viii be reuiere-
against yoa for the sum OF seve.- tj;s, n 1E5f
and costs of suit. Given under ny ham,, - \ -
18th dar Of February Y G. BEII. Justice Of
T Reed 6oe Richard West, il IS ordered that put
l;cation be ma9 in the Neya51 journal fer the term o
HceAs. !. g. BELL. J ,. Rough & Ready.
A True COPY: J. J. 0I;N, Con-Gble.
43-2ws
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esry.EIsE,~saHT.

sETIE C-PAGTNT TRSIIIP heretofore existing hetw6-r
z. ABBOTT & RH0AlS in the FGujuTc i!Usness !:
this day dissolved by mutual consent TIC business
tie firm will be settled Oy > G. ABBOTT.
j G. ABIDfT.
Nevada. Feh G-1mf 7. c. EHoAbS.
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witness my hand this 9th day Of January - D. 1855
her
ELLEN = E0UANON.

STATE or CALIFORNIA. County O. Nevada Township
Of Eureka. This day Elle BoLauon the party who o&eeG
ted the foregoing instrument in writing personally appear
ed before the subscriber Justice Of The Peace IN ad To-
and made oa h that She contents Of sad writing are traI
and that the same is her free and voluntary act.
Iated his 21;h cay Of January ). j.. 1853.
42-a Il. HENnIIE0E.
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,5.EFATRTCAL NOTICE.

--1rr I-NpfHslGNED RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNtIS
to The Profession tia. lo has, nj considerable
* ense fitted up in masn.Gcsn: style THEATRE ".'h
new stock Of Scenery age Pressing Rooms, and every
,o,,:s.te for Theatrical ,nmeats il viii comfort
,bfv sect Five Handtel persons, and WILL HE RENTED
aY TIE NIGHT, WEEK, a. MONTH for Dramatic Tn
,or.inr1ont4 Concerts TX. .Jtons. &C., &c, oE TEE
.s3s,r REis0NABIE TEI3is. Al communications a.
sse % The undersigned will be at;erlcl to with tca
...,ct, Nevada. Feb. eff IT. FEIsHlE.
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Copv attest:E. Esleys IEilS Constable. 67ll3

ITO ALL WHOM II MAY CONCERN, be e known that I
Ellen Bohanon Che wife of Patrick Bohanon) Of the
county Neva5a State OF California shall by force and
virtue Of an act entitled AN act to authorize married
women to transact busnc in tetrovn G5scle ira
dcrs passed tie 10Th Of April y j. 1852 by the Senate
and Assembly o. California carry on and transact business
in my own name and 3ly account from and after
the date Of these presents. Te said business 20 consist
in eeuing hotel and merchants STORE in TIE county ard
State aforesaid the property and funds invested in said
business being less than the Of five thou
sand dollars.
Witness my hand this 9th day Of January \. r. 1865
her
N T0[IA[C[
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fruAT, or WHICH IS THE BEST
Or yTer-a Destroyer


q Il q,cs ion daily anI hourly atvl b.. parents anxious
for ID, ,eal.a Of their eI 3ren Al who are at all ac-
qaautel with th1 article VIII Immediately answer DR.
Bel ANES CiEaGATID TEt1iiFuGE. L has never been
lnovn C ela an Of She safest remedies that can
he u.cI fel Of OTIS Lately handed Us the following
7la:c-lent in re!ere,.ee to ;-i5 ke.luii2s' -
Ezg Taa SEPT q, 1852
,ig 7Iss-t Young lad Of my a~la nai'1' 'la been
o- p l,ag TIM. glgy .irc tonhirl Ni'h v'rrl' al
wise. he To try ,r ltcT.,I,e'- eel br'si Eef i'2 SIC
nc-,rlin-v purchased ANA tou 'iyL |!!'eI caHsei
cr t. il4ciarte al unutlE largo quantity o5 "'rAs-
She wa INN stately roiyoej or all The dreadful sip-
to.nt accompanying this dsrac. and rapidly r"e2''s"i
he usual health. The yolng ltly docs 30; wi,1 Her
nqrar ,ti,ncl her residence ho"ero7 IS 80 flijh st
mi she refers 10 Nes iIlrk;e No Aauhaton place.
p E-nr. H-.lnc's teieb.ateA Nefn'tDE, also 'aS
liver flls can had az al respectable Ira5 stores
in this city.
t,t. uone bat tx. NLNNH's EcrmGGSe III Others in
e'''i '''''"' TE. EIBAN AGENT Nevada.
PARK :. WHITE, san Francisco.
.an Is fsSs cs--l-n
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A CHiLhENGE.

HFREDY CHALLENGE any negro in this state,
4 born il n free State. fight fist fight
weiga hundred and forty pounds My reas ons
or giving the above challenge is because have been
i,hposet by Northern negroes.
teb. 81 '55--iw BRYAN AObNH.
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n CARD.

n He UNDERSIGNED RETURNS HIS SINCERE THANKS
to those kind friends that rendered such prompt ana
Efficient aid in removing his siock--so much exposed
the tey curing element Such zeaOes and tiiney e4
ions The part of my rienis, conynees me Iere
II Sal time Coming when I shall be abe 10 return
thanks IN more substantial manner II. i. STILLS.
Nevada, February p, IsjJ-lw
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sU mm ~ $,

StTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County and Township Of
= Nevada Justices Court, before r smith, Jnsti1e
Of the Peace The People Of the State OF C&lloIna 10
John c. Palmer You hereby summoned to appear
before the undersigned Jusc9 OF lie Peace, at his eee
in said Township, FRIDAY the 18th day of April 4.
D. 1850 a , ocloek =. u, to answer The complaint ot
Hundred and Twenty Sight Dollars aEI Fifty Cents, al
lsdgel TO be luo hl BY you for Horse hire at slnl
times on account Of which is on lic in my oGce as
sail complaint. On failure to appear and answer,
Judgment will be rendered g1fnst you lor said sum of
One Hundred and Twenty Eight Dolers and Fifty Cents
damages and costs Of suit
Given under nay hand this Fourth DAY Of January, 1855.
c. F. SMITH Justice of the Peace.
Ordered that the foregoing be published week lor
three months successfully in lie Nevada journal.
c. +. SMITH, J. 7.
Cory attest: Z Eseys I,ll; Constable. 87lJs
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AInrau3ar's Ei6 Clcvcs

AVING made arrangements with the Agents Ct this
celebrated Manuaciory. have jus! received, and
shall continue receive large stock OF Ladies' and
GeEi!cmens y bite and Colorcd Kids of superior quality
which will be sold cheap.
3G-3U Q. p. BLACKHAN, ComInC rcial street.
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Garden Seeds.

(, TkEEf. and California Garden seeds for sale at 1c
, decei prices at the Brad street Drug Store
Nevada Ieb- i4-sm W. G. ALBAE.
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story, Ezesiiagt0za O. 70"
For Sale.

rryFIr VEIL I5E8TE STAND ENOTN As THE AsFP-
7CtN- llSTAC-5ASI s offe-.l al private sale Eor
term= cra1,5ra 0f 3if Y. #. It- ut
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Nevada Tempt c OF Honor 40 8

}'eets every Monday evening At Temperance Tan, q"
roteri IN gool standing are cordially invited TO attend
WM IL II. MCKEE, ". c. T.
y j. HICKS W. r. 5o9In
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-09-05
Cross PURPOSES.

An amusing incident occurred at Gin.
cinnat tie othar day. Chase and L. D.
Campbell addressed meeting Of the fn-
sonists. When Chase had got through
with his speech, wherein as usual he apoli-
gizsd by a side wind for the proscriptionis!s
with whom he is running, Campbell arose
aud made a speech defending Know Moth
ingism. About the strongest excuse he
made for the existence of that beautiful :
ganizaiion. was the fact, that by the act to
orgarize Kansas and Nebraska, foreign
paupers might be sent into the country by
ship loads, get on the cars ard steamboats,,
and tumble into those territories, declare
their intentions, and become voters imme
diately. and override the will Of native citi :
zens. Mr.. Campbell enforced his excuse
in his peculiarly bitter and strong manner,
and from the reports It appears to have bee.
received by the Know Nothing audience
with great satisfaction
Nov the fact ia, that Mr.. Chase who had
just taken bis seat. the candidate Of Mr.
Campbell, and Of the audience for Cover
moi, lin his place in The United States Sen
ate, voted for this Identical proposition
and made strong speech in its fayorl Sc,
the Globe and Appendix for list session
33rd Congress. When men Of such incon
gruous views, act together. they shouls
study their parts better.--Steu. Union,
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1(cbo advertisements
PROCLAMATION.

TS HEREBY made to the qualified voters Of IIar-
L riaon county, that general election will be held
as required by law, on the second Tuesday, being
tie OH day OF October, A. d 1855, at the several
PAGES Of holding elections in said County, at which
mc the following officers are to be chosen, to wit:
one Governor, one lieutenant Governor, one Audi
tor Of State one Secretary of State, one Treasurer
of State, one Judge of the Supreme Court for the
full term, one Jndge of the Supreme Court, for the
vacancy, one Attorney General, one member Of the
Board of Public Works, one com.nen pleas Judge
for the third subdivision Of the eighth judicial dis
trict to fill vacancy, one Senator, one Represen-
tative, and county Treasurer, one Sheriff. one
Prosecuting Attooney, one county Commissioner,
one Coroner, one county Surveyor and one lnhrma-
nv Director And the Trustees of the several town
ships in said county, ruqured to return the iol-
lowing nlulber OF Jurors from theirretpective town
| ships te wit;
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Meeting Of the Democratic Cen
tral Committee.

Va AA &OAAAAAAA OSCNh
The members Of the Democratic Centra
Committee Of Harrison couaty are earnestly
requested iomeet at Mr.. Vincent's Hotel
in Cadiz on Saturday, September 10. 1866
at one o'clock r. N. Let there be a full
attendance, as business Of great Importance
is 90 be transacted The committee con
sists of the following gentlemen:
Shortcreek, Asa Holmes;
Green, 5 r Watson
German, John Brown;
Athens. DR.. T. Finley;
Cadiz, G, N. Allen
Archer, James G. Love;
Rnmley, I Finicum;
MooreReld, Ephraim Johnson;
Stock, D s. C9ulrap;
North, L. H. Custer;
Monroe, Thomas McClintock;
Franklin, Rein West;
Freeport, A. w. Hunt;
Washington. Moses riley;
Nottingham, Benjamin johnson.
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Probate Court,

Jacob Feltnbarger admir-
of Samuel Fetinbarger Probate Court.
decd.
VS..
Hester feldnbarger, !
Philip Feltnbarger, and un.
known heirs OF said Samuel Petition to sell land,
Fetinberger,d deceased.
NCU are herpby notified that on the 7th day Of
L Aug st A. D. 1888; said administrator filed his
petition in the Probate Court of Harrison Coun-
ty Ohio, the object and prayer of which petition is,
10 obtain an ordrr Of said Court on the sth day o
September 1855 for the assignment OF the dover OF
Hester Feltnbarger, the widow Of said Samuel Eel.
tinbargar, deceased and for the sale Of the tow-
ing real esae to wit lots no. [2 [l4 1881 and us
OF KeHey's addition to the town of New Salem llar.
rison county Ohio; Of which lots, said Samuel Eel
tinbargar died seized in esmple and also lots Nc
Efl0) tl6) u8)(4n and 40 Of said addition to snil
town. to which said Fetinbal ger had an equitable
title or tax right
JACOB FELllNBARG ER, admir-
ofSamuel Feltinberger by
augl5 5-4t j. NJ. Esttp his atty.
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And tho Trustees Of the several Townships, are
further required to return from their respective
Townships for the use OF the Probate Court OF this
County as they are now required by law to return,
All qual number Of Jurors, above specified The
list containing the Of said Jurors return
I'd, I'd be delivered to the Probate Judge OF said
anty at the same timethe names of the other Ju-
rors are delivered to the Clerk OF the Court of Com
mon leas The Polls to be opened between the
hours of six and ten O'Clock in the morning, and
close at six O'Clock in the afternoon OF the day
Sheriir's office A. G. NIXON, Coroner and
acting Sheriff. Har. Co.
| Cadiz Sep S, .55.it. BY A. BARGAR, Depty.
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How THE ENGLISH NATI JNAL DEBT ORlG.
INATED.--England spent 36 millions Of
pounds in the Revolutionary war, when
William Of Orange assembled to the throne
30 millions thereof had been borrowed
62 millions were spent in the Spanish war
from the 4th of May, 1902 to 18th Of March
1918; 324 millions borrowed.
81 millions in the Spanish war from Esd
October. 1899, to 3oth April, l748-29
millions borrowed.
Il2 millions in the war of years--6o
millions borrowed.
l36 millions in the American Revolution
ary war from 1878 to the peace made in
Paris the 30lh November, l782--l04 mil,
lions borrowed.
464 mi lions in the French revolutionary
war from 1st February, 1898, to the peace
of Amiens, 100000 millions borrowed
1850 millions in the wars with Bonapart,
from April. 1908 to 18th June, l3l5-28t
millions borrowed and III millions raiset
by taxes.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-09-05

AS aspiring snd Summer Medicine, Carters Span-
ish Mixture stand pre-eminent above all others
Its sngularly eficacious action on the bloodi its
Strengthening and viyifying qualities its tonic ac-
ton of the Liver; its tendency to drive all humors
the surface, thereby cleansing the system accord
ing to Nature prescription; its harmless, and at the
same time extraordinary good effects, and the num-
ber ofcures testified to by many ofthe most respect.
able citizens of Richmond, Va. and elsewhere must
be conclusive evidence that there is no humbug a.
bout it.
The trial of single bottle viii satisfy the most
skepiical Of its benefits.
- See advertisement; (April IS 4w:)
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Hoohand's German Bitters, prepared end sold by
Dr. Jackson at the German Medical Store, l2O Arch
street, Philadelphia daily increase in their well ded
served celebrity for the OF all diseases arising
from arrangement of the liver. These Btters have
indeed proved blessing to the afflicted, who show
their gratitude by the most tatering testimonials.
This MEDICINE has established for itself name that
competitors, however willy theii schemes or seduc-
tive their promises, cannot reach. Ii gained the
public confidence by the immense benefits that have
BEEN derived from it, and will ever maintain ITS po-
siton. See advertisement. Aprn lS. iW0
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HEThe Cambridge Tunnel has again
fell in, and passengers and freight have to
be hauled over the hill in wagons. That
Cambridge tunnel is dear affair.
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Attachmex t Notice,

AT My instance an order Of attachment was This
day issued by Andrew Lynch, aJusticeoi the Peace,
Of German township, HARRISON County, Ohio, for the
sum OF S35, Is against the property and effects OF
ty. Dated this 3othday ofJuly, A. D. 1850
August s, rs JR ROBERTS.
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EEWe regre. to learn that the paper
mill Of Thompson Hanna & Sons. Sieu-
benviIle, blew up on last Friday night. No
one was killed, one NAH was severely injur-
ed. Loss about $4,000.
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EE The Comm issioners Of this county
are now in session. This is the last meet
in : for Mr.. Caryer;his know nothing friends
having seen proper to throw him overheard
at ti.eir late Convention.