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The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25

DS-A miner recently left Mariposa witi,
more money than We ever supposed any ffty
men had in the county. He came into Welk,
Fargo & Co.'S Office, and asked Mr.. Conden
the best way Of sending money home. He was
told, and then asked how much he had. Hs
coolly replied $4,000 to the utter astonsh
ment of Condor, and said that he had more
buried near Shasta.-MIr,posa Chronicle.
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25

WRIsKLEs.-It is said to have baea salts.
factorily demonstrated, tha. every time q wiis
scolds her husband she adds wrinkle to her
face 1t is thought the announcement of this
fact will have most salutary effect, especially
as it is understood That every ti,ne q wife
smiles on her husband it will remove one of tha
old wrinkles
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25
CONSTABLE'S SALE

STArE CT CALIFoRNIA, County Of Nevada, s-By
Acyrtue otan Execution to NO delivered Issued from
tao Court OF L. G. Niles, Eq acting Justice Of the
Ieace III and for the County aforesaid bearing date
April 9Th D. 1856 to satisfy Judgment rendered by
lac aforesaid Court on tho 18th day Of February D.
1885, in favor Of Ransom Gilson w. S. hliler Isaac
Fleming w. D. MoLoua and G. Roberts under the
hame and style Of Union Mill,n and against Hiram
Dewey, Samuel s. Davis and Mary Davis, his wife,
iot the sum Of hundred and six dollars debt, in
tsTes damages and cost ofsuit. have taken in ex-
acuion and will sell 10 the highest bidder for cash in
f.ont Of the Juscs ofice q Sidney c. Herbert Jus
!ce of the Peace on Broad street in the county and
township Of Nevada, on SATURDAY, the 10th day of
Eay, A. D. 1886, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock NJ
nd O'Clock ~. All those certain pieces parcels
Lots Of land lying and being in the city and county
en- evada, State Of California known and described
aao lows let. The lots upon which stand the build
unknown as the Metropolis stables and bounded and
a9srloed as follows commencing on the west side Of
Aiia street. in said town Of Neyaia at the north
eese rly of the buildings aforesaid, thence at
riSh auglos with gaid Main street, . W. eighty
elSh feet and three inches thence south II l2
9ry eight and eleven inches to the northery side of
Broae street thence s72 IL forty feet and six
ncdesaon said Broad street, thence northerly Fifty
tees AM six inches 20 point feet east VI the south
east eoner Of the largo building aforesaid thence
e ssty feet and six inches to the west or south
tlds Of Main street thence Al along said Main
street to tha place Of beginning ID All that piece
OF lot OF lan' known the Empire Saloon" lot, com
Inenciny a 6e point where said lot with thei
OF j. Westerly and running along the north line o
eain street 8 feet thence northerly 100 feet
mo ravne th'nce parallel with Main street IS feet
theace IVO feet south to Main street. 3D. All thai
ot known as the Nevada street cottage lot adjoining
IN q lot OF CommaG Co, en- tho west side Of Deer
Greek and above tae mouth of Cayota Ravine, run
ning along the east line Of Nevada street 50 feet
"a nce iU0 fset more less easterly to the middle
Deer Creek and down 10 said stream eighty nine feet
thsnce westerly to Nevada street, together with al
aud singular the appurtensnces.
The above described property md arrurtenance
will be sold subject lnortsags for 5000 in favo
Of Hc ry Meredith, E.q.
EAkca as tho property Ct Samuel 8 Davis anc
STy DAVE his wife, to satisfy the Ebove demand
AMI accru;n5 costs.
J. L. BROWN, Constable.
Neraaa. pril l7ih l9li NJ
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25

TRrE HAPPINESS. wko confines his d..
sires to his real wants, is moro wise more rich,
and contented, than any other mortal existing.
The system upon which he acts, is ike his soul.
replete with simplicity and true greatness: and
seeking his felicity in innocent obscurity and
peaceful retirement. he devotes his mind to the
love OF truth. and finds his highest happiness
in a contented heart.
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25

REFINEMENT Of LANGuAog.-A gentleman
ordered rocking chair, which was received b5
his wife, lady very precise in her speech.
when sent to her residence. Upon making
trial of the chair, the gentleman expressed his
great satisfaction with it. when his wife 70.
marked, "The man said its equilibrium was &C
curately adjusted Did he really say that
those very words?" inquired the husband. -
"Why no, not exactly" replied the lady; "As
said it ioggled Just right !"
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25

An old clergyman, one Sunday, dt the closs
of the sermon, gave notice to the cougrega
tion. that he expected to 60 on mission to
the heathen. One of the deacons, in grea,
agitation, exclaimed: "Why. my dear sir
you have never told US one word of this before,
what shall we do?" 20. brother" said tbs
parson, II don't expect to go out of town."
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25

WARMTH OF CoLoRs.-Place upon the sur
face OF snow, as upon the window-sill, ia bright
daylight or sunshine, pieces Of cloth OF the
same size and quality, but of different colors,
black, blue, green, yellow and white; the black
cloth will soon melt the snow beueath it, ana
sink downwalds; next tie bins. and the, tas
green; the yellow bu. slightly; has tho suow
beueath the Thi.e cloth viii be 3. s.m IS G.
first.
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25

re- The missing Steamer Pacific, there is
little reason to doubt, has met the fate Of the
President. and other noble Steamers, that
have disappeared in the stormy Atla1tic. 1t
is improbable that intelligence Of her fate will
ever be received
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25

A fellow down in Mississippi, who does nos
have much confidence in the honesty of post
masters, wrote the following warning on the
back of one of his letters directed to q post of,
flee in Kentucky: "Now look here, all YOU
postmasters! want you to be devlish partio
ular with this document it is a cash letter
Now, look here. 1 see you, don't break the
SEAL"
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25

There can be no friendship where there is no
freedom. Friendship loves free air. and will
not be penned in straight and narrow enclo
Sures. 1t will speak freely, aud act SO, too !;
and take no i'll where no i'll is meant; nay,
where it is, it will easily forgive, aud forget,
too, upon small acknowledgements.
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25

FUrILIrY OF GRIEF.-There is many a
loss over which we all know for certain
that we shall no longer grieve in twenty
ten-two years. Why do we not say to
ourselves, | will at once, then-to-day
throw away an opinion which | shall aban.
don in twenty years ? Why should be
able to abandon errors of twenty years
standing, and not Of twenty hours p?
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25

A hotel keeper in Boston boards lovers fyt
two dollars week less than he charges other
folks. There is philosophy in this. Love is
very etherial in its nature, and can live on
moonbeams. We know young man who took
the disease III the natural way, and subsisted d
whole month on German flute and sonnet.
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25
From the C ncinnati Commercial.
Never.

may be asked, as have been asked, when I a
or the dissolution of the Union I answer nev,
never, never.-Henry Clay.
You ask me when I'd rend the scroll
Our fathers names are written Ger,
Whom would see our flag unroli
Its mingled stars and stripes no more,
When with worse than felon hand
Or felon counsels would sever
The Urion of This glorious land
answer-nevcr, never, never!
Think ye that I could brook to SOC
The banner have loved so long,
Borne piece meal Ger the distant sea-
Torn, trampled by frenzied throng-
Divided, measured, parcelled out
Tamely surrendered up forever
To crafty soulless rout
OF traitors never never, nevori
Give up this land to lawoss might.
To selfish fraud and villain sway,
Obscure these hopes With endless night,
That now are rising like the day
Write one more page of burning shame
To prove he useless. vain endeavor,
Oar race from ruin to reclaim,
And close the volume never, never!
On yonder lone and rocky steep,
The sculptors art. the builders power,
landmark DER the soldiers sleep
Have reared lofty funeral tower
There it will stand until he river
That Hows beneath shall cease to flow,
Aye, till that hill shall cease to culver
With natures last conyulsive throe.
Upon that columns marble base,
That shaft that sores into the sky,
There still is room enough to trace
The countless millions yet to die
And would cover all its height,
And breadth, before the hour of shame.
Till space should fail whereon to write
Even the initials of name*
Dissolve the Union man remove
The last asylum that is known,
Where patriots find brothers love,
And truth may shelter from throne-
Give up the hopes of high renown,
The legacy our fathers WILD
Tear Our victorious es CLOS down
Before their mission is fulfilled.
Dissolve the Union while the earth
Has yet tyrant to be slain
Destroy our freedom in its birth
And give the world to bonds again
Dissolve the Union-God of Heaveni
We know too we'll how much it cost;
million bosot1s shall be riven
Before one golden link is lest.
Nay, spread aloft our banner folds
High as the heavens they resemble,
That every race this planet holds
Beneath their shadow may assemble;
And with the rainbow's dazzling pride,
Or clouds that burn along the skies,
Inscribe upon its margin wide,
Hope, Freedom, Union, Compromise
Mr. clay's very words as he pointed to tde monu
nent that stands upon the height near Frankfor
boye the slain Of Buena VISTA including the renal,
{ his own son.
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25
SUMMONS.

CTAIE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of Nevada, Township
Cof Nevada Justices Court, Before A. c. Niles j. p
The People Of the State Of California 20 II. D Page
Tol are hereby summoned TO appear before the under
fsne Justice OF the Peace al his Office in said township
IN Wednesday the esth day Of May, A. D. 1856. at 10
O'Clock A NJ TO 10 the COMPLAINT off, u Glad
ding who TO recover the of Sloe interest
due three several proory notes given by you tho
aid GladdiDg, copies of which file in my Office
On failure to appear and answer, Judgment will be
rendered asans; you for said Of sIss and interest
ranages and costs of suit.
Given under nv hand. this 25th day ofFebruary A. D.
d55 (feb. % SE) A. c. NILES, Justice of the Peace.
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25

Words are little things, but they strike hard
We WELD them so easily that we are apt to
forget their hidden power. Fifty spoken they
fall like the sunshine, the dew and fertiiiziug
rain-but when unftly, Ike the frost, the hail
and the desoating tempest.
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25

The citizens of Oneida. n. Y. are evidently
opposed to long prayers, judging from peti
tion presented in the Assembly as comiog
from them, to make the Lords prayer ths
only legal praye- to be used by ciergymen, %
account of its brevty.
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25
SHERLEE,S SAIE

pY virtue Of a decree of reclosure and an order
- Of sale ISSUED o,h of the Hon. District Court Of
Nevada, State Of California, bearing date Anril 7tb
1856, properly atested and to me directed founded
on ajadgment recovered in said court in favor of Isaac
nannater and Thomas W Aapplebee and against J.
D. n ior me sum OF Five hundred and forty
one S5 100 dollars. debt and damages and interest on
S5l6 Oo at the rate of ten per cent per annum from the
day Of DecemberA d 1854 together with all costs
Of suit am commanded to sell the following prop
Nevada city and county, commonly known as the ISL
Charles lying and being the south. and next adj.
joining the house Of Elizabeth which shall
sell at PUBLIC auction to the highest bidder for cash in
AY, April 26, 1856. at The hour Of , o,cincS ~
Gwen under my hand It Office in Nevada city thi.
l0ih day IF April 1856 '
w WRIGHT sheriff. NC.
Nv VIM BurrrRrrrn Denntv
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25
SIMMONS

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of Nevada,
aCrownship Of Nevada, s. Justices Court Before
&C Niles, J. p The People of the State of Cali
iornia to u. D. Page. You are hereby summoned to
appear before the undersigned Justice of the Peace
a. ms once in said township on MONDAY, the 23i day
81 1uue, A D. ls56, at 10 o'clock, A. n to answer to
nS nc 81 OF Kent McAlliser who sue to recover
" uue On account filed for goods &C. sold and de-
Nereu 20 you AT Your request On failure so to ap-
.aia n s % will be rendered against
under hand this ish daS Of Marsh :, su,'
is2o A. g NILE Justice of the Peace. - =
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25

Earnestness is the root of greatness and be.
roIsm. "They were in earnest" and not,
They were only joking is the epitaph which
history has inscribed in letters of light, or OF
blood, on the tombs of her illustrious the he
roes, martyrs, and teachers
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25

An editor down east, said that he hoped {,
be able to present a marriage and death az
original matter in his columns but unfortu.
nately thaw broke up the wedding, and tho
doctor got sick, and the patient recovered.
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25

One OF the Texas papers says there is no wa
ter 10 the vicinity of Austin nearer than two
miles, and that people are obliged to swim
their horses across the river to get at it.
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25

The Weleh have a saying. that If won n
were US quick with her zee, as with her tongue.
she would catch lightning enough okindle tbs
fire in the morning.
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25

Dante wrote line worthy to be written on
the forehead and on the pal..s Of the hands,
when he said: Think that To-day shall never
dawn again.
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25
4l-sm J I. BROWN Constable
ADMINISTRATORS NOTTCT

NUTICE is hereby given to all personq ha,;.-
~ claims against the estate of Thora. P is ns
ceased late of Nevada county, State Of Calorn;.u
present the same with the necessary vouchers ~ ~, y
1t y Office in Nevada, within Ten months from AMI
3D. or be forever barred from by leuedt Of gaid 60
gate. 5o-lD 4 FELT, Public Aimicttra:or
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25

nes- The man who imsgines himself wise bc>
cause he detected sone typographical errors Ia
a newspaper, has gone east to get pc-pendica.
lar views Of the rainbow.
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25
Notice of enforcement of Mechanics Lien

Notice Of Enforcement of Mechanics Lien.
the District Court-County of Nevada S. P.
Il Whitmarsh, J. Williamson and l. c whitmareh.
plaintiffs, VS. ] c. Palmer defendant All persons
holding or claiming liens under the provisions of On
act entitled An Act for securn. the liens Of Mcchan-
les and others, approved April 27 1855, the fol-
lowing described b,iding. lot and sppurtenanees 10
wit That certain frame building ordwelling and the
lot upon which the same stands lying and being on
the south side of Spring street in the and county
OF Nevada bounded and described as follows-Be-
ginning at point he south side Of Spring street.
about loO feet west Of Deer Creek, running thence
south along the line of E. w. Smiths Union Hotel
stable lot 10 the centre If Deer Creek thence north
east up through the Of said Creek TO >pring
street and thence westwardly along the south line of
pring street the place Of ginning with all its ap-
pui tenances, hereby notified be and appear be-
fsre the District Court Of the l4th Juiica District in
and for the County Nevada at the Arril term there
OF at the Court Room of said court on the day Of
Ap' IL 1856, at 10 o'clock. A. to exhitt then and
there the proof of such liens said liens will be deem
ed waived in favor Of the plaintiffs. We will the
day and and at the place aforesaid apply to said
Sourt for the enforcement Of q Mechanics Lien for
S45 w the above described property and will move
ior decretal order for the sale of said properly pur
suant to the statute in said de and provided
WHITNARsH, WILLIAMSON Co. Plaintiffs
c A. johnson, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Dated Nevada, April 3d. 1856 49-3y
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25

A lady was recently married a. Memphis
Tenn, for the ninth time
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25
SUMMONS

&rIrE OF CALIFORNIA, Nevada County, Township
- Of Washington, S. Justices Court, Before G W.
Isllman JUSTICE Of the Peace The People ofthe State
California to Calvin Hall. You are hereby sum-
moned to appear before the undersigned Justice of
the Peace, at his Office in ssid township on MospAY
the sth day OF May A 1850, at 10 o'clock, N to
to the complaint Of William Culver and j ].
Coddington who demands of you Sl23 40 alleged to be
due them on book account which account is on e in
this ounce On failure SO to appear and answer judg-
Sl23 ~ damages and costs Of suit Given under INV
hand this 18th day OF April. A. D. 1856
It. w. TALLNAN, Justice Of the Peace
State Of California, County Of Nevada, To,rn-
SHIP OF WASHINGTON.
II appearing TO me by the afilsvit Of J, ]. Cod.
dngton, Of the above named plaintiffs that good
Of action exists against the defendant and that
after due diligence he be found 1t isthereore
ordered that service Of summons be had by publica
tion IN the NEVADA JOURNAL for three successive
weeks. G. W. TALInAy JP
true copy attest, c. GOA, Constable,
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25

SCHOOL BOOKS.
MIC GUFFY'S, Sanders and Mandeville's Series
ltl Readers and spoilers;
Smiths Grarmars
Comstocks Chemistry and Philo -ophy;
Davis Adams and Colburn's Aiihmet.cs
Mitchell pimary and comm schoe geograp ply
liberal discount made to Schools aud he trade
AFor sale by POTTER & CRITTENDEN.
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25
SUM

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada ss-District
Court OF the Fourteenth judicial District of said
state The people of the State of California to GEORGE
w. BEENEY, greeting
YOU hereby commanded 70 anns.- ,nd ,nswer
within len days after the service of this Writ If served
in this county If served of this county and in this
District within Twenty days and if served out of this
ltrlct ald IN TINS state within Forty days the COM
plant OF II NJ KlLANDER, Plaintiff now on file in the
oiefks once OF the District Court aforesaid against
you as defendant Tor the recovery of FOUR HUNDRED
DoLLARS, principal with interest at the rate of Four
per cent per month from the lst day of September D.
1852 and for the foreclosure of certain Indenture OF
Norgage or IN case of your failure to appear and an
sWer SAID complaint the said Plaintiff will take Judrmet
against you therefor by default together with damages
cos OF SUIT and aud also demand of the Court such
oiner reliet as Is prayed for His said complaint
~ testimony whereof. l., JNO IL. BOSTwICK Clerk OF
the Fourteenth Judicial District Court, aforesaid do
hereunlo my hand and impress the Seal of sad Cour,
MS sth Day OF Apri. \. d. 1856
JOHN II. BOSrtVICK Clerk
By + ELLARs BEAN u. c.
rAro op eaToS & IeFss Il hs sded Df p,qt Gsq,
H. KiLANDEK,
GEORGE W BEENEY. action Forciosure. Sa SoG anu '''
II appear ing to satisfaction from the Affidavit of the
raintih heren that he Defendant resides out of the
UNITS OF this state ths the Plaintiff has cause of action
against him and that he is necessary party to the
above entitled cause -
therefore order thtt me Summons in this action be
ere n Sis defendant bY publication IN the Nevada
Joural once II each reei, thee mo tbs from the
first inser ,ion
NILES sEARI.S, District Judge.
J. H. BoSTwICK, Clerk.
HPrl Sim By T. ELLARD BEAN D. C.
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25
Notice to Transfers,


FT,HE unders igned has fitted up and opened n
i WAGON AND Hay YARD, opposite the
White Hall Livery Staole, on Broad street., Ne.
vada, kept by Parsons Cleveland This yard is
htted up IN the best manner for comfort and con-
venience for Teamsters fountain oil good wate:
and a large and commodous Stable in the va I'd
on ths NEST reasonib bic terms
Coed Hay and Barley constantly on hand at low
prices The yard is supplied with roomy gates,
sufficiently large 10 admit ofthe largest Hay teams.
The Yard IS large enough to accommodate Twenty
wagons at time. Gates locked every night after
the teamsters got Though with their stock and two
good Dogs to watch the yard consider all stock
Put IN my chnrge perfectly safe, but will not be re-
sponsbe for their loss.
a supply of Good Clean Straw for making Mat
rcsses, on hand. Mattresses kept on hsnd for sal
at very low prices
E8 have Three separate Corrals for the con.
venlence Of Ok Teams and Stock drovers
Gentlemen give ne call and YOU will never
regret it. JAMES HOEL.
December tim No.s7 and 81 Broid street
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25
P. HENDRICKSON.


Provisions Groceries, Liquors Hardvare Iron s,eeI
&c. wholesale and retail, Broad street, Nevada
As in store and cons anty adding TO his already ex
i l. tensive stock the following articles
flodr in bbls ani sacks Corn Meal. po,o,oss p..on
Hams; Pork Bar Sugar; Crushed Sugar; New Orleans
Sugar; No; China Sugar; CoGee-OId Java. FOR
TO Rico, Rio and Manila Carolina and China
No. l Rice; Beans of all varieties Green
and Black lea Houps butter can
Fruits of all varieties Yeast
Adamantine Sperm Candles
Csmphene lamp Oil
Starch, Soap,
Duck
Nails, Shovels
Picks, Sluice Forks
Hoes. Tobacco of variouz
brands, Syrup Mackerel
Lard, 1roa aud Tin Ware Glass
Ware, Crockery Ware Macarron
vermacilla, California Cheese Raisin.
Filberts, Almonds, Currants Oysters. Sar.
dimes, Dried Apples. Brandy. Champagne Gin,
Whskey Sherry Wine Hook Vine Stoughton Bitter
Cret Wne Lemon Syrup Iron all sizes Drill Steel
Horse Shoe Nails, Rope Brooms Files of Ill sizes Spices
of all kinds Powder and fuse Pickles in kegs and glass
Pie Fruit, Sautern. Soda Crackers, Pilot Crackers
Ny goods purchased in San Francisco for the cash
from first hands which enables to sell low if not
lower than any other House in Nerada therefore it will
be advantage to Traders generally give me call
Examine my goods and prices before purchasing else
where N3 7. HENpRICKSOS.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-13
LUMBER, DOORS, SASH, BLINDS
l.ath, shingles, dc,
arnR OLD STEAM MN srIgt ,,,,.,

iile "Lp 1ffA " @lLL sTlL AiTyFr
SoRRY 10 gay - oar uumaFaua
hCeann91 altertlso such stst sa,l v:
lei lam nu Saagls, hand some u cur t t
1sn,ee1hPeutosa N our line 6dye rt,ssE,sS w Aenp
spoiogy for each small stock BE- nan, our oBly
customers VIII notailar Us 10 st3W n y, MAJ "
70 az % y, g AZ seI haad WGie wv.
-shnsee, Sash, Doors, Sc &c, h l..VoV Lalt
cur stock sceumulGiss sl0Wly-.lrsi tS+,'oon sl
onsver thst We can nll lslost r6,rs Wy y ssl
- House, stare or Barn, '1'''' '''
Our fall supplyc f LOGS "a nav g.
Rspids, ami We shalt he prepufrt fs'-tt|s over u
soriment oompiste. ~ Keep Ohr a.
Past iasors gratefully aoEnowisav.1- ..-.,-
Ance solicited, ss1A-a coailau
s.,..,., BURNELL, GlLLET & co
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-13
NEW STORE

Nh hA1e1slEnkl DO now Tsosigiug aud gp.fur a -.
Il tsts assortment VI Choice Faus.y ,es-sTIc.s -
Ing in part follows. 'A' 1'Aa4'
Nc :. II. Helchag's Syrup slA-ss.s. n % r,,-,s..
Powdered ard Sr7mIed sugsrs, Ne l. : s,4 gtss.'
Teas G1oa Assortment no sad JE1a Gee psf, go,
nOolsl sna htis2E war; Dried Aptia, and Pr.rGrs
star and Ial5" s-gi!s7, b3.ti Esl. a. kt
Also
ft-Lt0EEs, Spades ssoqEs shsyes hos. Rake. 5zloz
liofa ESa az tt4as usually t4u4 IL Iaauy Grlcsts
Nti.ch AAl GeierniHsd 10 ssll IN cssh 81 cktag ID H.
thfaPtst. t,.ai l5rls tbs Is West ale q Br.Ir M.
AtII LSa--I FARMELE 4 RIO.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-13


HEl ! ? seg, CaFi S1s. p.
David !tu,rs L-t@aHH O.. fs-.
s.nue. il~rt IL, ruuarsirh's
Ia. Ios.sy, Ptrs5 .gila.
Jau-s J. ITles. = .lyi5f. raT.. r..f
joshua si EstF8 lal.ge, l.,
Tbonl4S sraT, FlHadcl ltlg.
I0I5t, Be h. GI,F6,
Angls!u lam, GgssGs.g g 90
u BTOlsa b, HiaFsvIla X
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Hsrmau G tytise, ghIadslplla
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John Gc}sy, HzIraEaFE, Pa
Lduand BaysTa, Brooklyn, q s.
3 A Iacissr, Salem AfEsnsas
Jsras s Cfags, blgzoa 90, 50
u BsaI, lis1rB0ld co, Pa
Eopl Btn4Snds, Butter e. %
Ar Kirk, AsysYtls, Nv
W i Noble, ChiesEo, IL
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q a hsson, phiisislpAia
DaFid Clark, blaysviils, Is
. d kinfsT, AisxAadr.a, Va =
u q Hafl, Evansville, Iuh
Joseph F3tit, ssleIa Ca, y i
. a I0ITey, Upper 5aEdasby, -
Jacob LsgGard, Philadelphia
' o GhpiD, Wilmington, Del
q sirIBtiFe Northampton c. T.
J X Siaiaf, Wilmington, D.!
z u tohsAsn, Ppttsr 90, Pa
u Y AelEssg, Pbilais!phls
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