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The Nevada journal., 1856-11-21

d. G. BRoDERICK.-All sorts of
Democrats were astir on Wednesday, it
having been sounded through the town
that liking David" and retinue had ar
rived. 1t was amusing to witness the
grim visages of old Gwinites relax, and
the cordial hobbling of such to the rem
devious of the august visitor. The
shaking of hands and kind inquiries af-
ter health, &c, were after the fashion
of most dearly beloved friends of long
standing. To the unsophisticated, the
meeting might have appeared as re-
union of boon companions. No lowered
brows, curled lips, looks askant, cold
greetings or formalities, were observed,
as of yore, but brotherly love diffused
itself plentifully all around. DR.. Knox
was in ecstacies; Dawley in his glory ;
and, considering that Broderick is not
looking at his prospects down an in
clined plane, our postmaster had not the
least inclination in the world to take a
pair of cow-hide boots repeatedly from
the coat-tail region of David G. Broder-
ick. And Crenshaw, too, ventured no
audible curses in the immediate vicinity
of the great Shanghai of Democracy
Not solitary d-n escaped him. He
was in his blandest mood, and might
have taken, in that frame of mind, any
gicen quantity oflager with John Bigler.
1t is understood that an armistice has
been agreed upon, and "blaek spirits
and white, blue spirits and gray" are
again to commingle.
King David, after confirming the
faithful, left yesterday for parts un-
known.
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-21

INsURANcE.-The Marysville Inquirer
of Tuesday says "the loss of Messrs.
Frost & Barnett $4,000 by the Satur-
day night fire was promptly handed
over by the agents on Monday"
The English Insurance companies are
reputed for throwing no obstacles in the
way of a prompt payment of losses.
Persons desirous of getting property
insured, may be pleased to learn that
the London and Liverpool Fire Insu-
rance Company have an agent in this
city. The company is one of the best
in the world. ]. M. Brown, at Gager's
nearly under the Journal Office, is the
agent.
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-21

NICARAGUA STEAMER.-The Nicar-
aqua steamer Sierra Nevada, arrived at
San Francisco on yesterday, at eleven
o'clock A. M, bringing New York dates
four days later. Upto the hour of going
to press, the telegraphic news had not
arrived, owing to break in the line.
Complete returns from Pennsylvania
and Indiana are probably brought by
the Sierra Nevada.
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-21
Common school Meeting.

At meeting of the qualified electors
of the first school district, Nevada City,
held at Boswell & Hanson's Hall, in Ne
vada, on Monday, the 18th day of No
vember, 1856, called for the purpose of
locating school house for said district,
the following proceedings were had:
On motion, Mr.. A. B. Gregory was
called to the chair as President of the
meeting, and John L. Crenshaw secre-
tary.
On motion of W. +. Anderson, a COM
mittee of three was appointed, consist
ing of A. B. Gregory, P. G. Womack
and John Grier, whose duty it should
be to examine different lots within the
city and to report location, together
with the price thereof, to a meeting of
the citizens to be held in this Hall on
next Saturday, at 2 o'clock, P. NJ.
On motion, the meeting adjourned to
meet at Boswell & Hanson's Hall, on
next Saturday, 2. . o'clock, ?. NJ.
A. B. GREGORY, Pres't.
JNO, II. CRENSHAw. Sec'v.
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-21

SNow.-Yesterday it tried very hard
to snow and came very near making it
out. The day was cloudy and cold, and
occasionally few snow-pilfs were sifted
upon us. Drops are the medicine we
want, but if we can't do better we will
be thankful for pills. Anything to
physic the times.
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Special N otice.-The undersigned takes this method
ofnotiying his friends and the public generally that he
has purchased the NEW DRUG STORE Gn the Fre-Proof
Building. No IA Commercial Street) of Mr. B. b Thavcr
ofSan Francisco and has for sale the assortment
ENGLISH AND FRENCH Drugs, ever imported in this
market The store well stocked with every article be,
longing to the busness and ha wing Arrangements with
Mr. mayer and other Houses of San Francisco can
assure those who will give their patronage that they
will get better article and on reasonable as at
any other Store in town.
The business is under the management of Dr. b. r.
CARMAN who will give proper attention to the selcc,
ton of desirable articles and business will be
onductcd merit the confidence of those in need
of Medicines.
ttys. Prescriptions viii be properly compounded
nRl.3m G. o. KILBoURNE.
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-21
He must have suffered dreadfully |

SPEAKERsHIP.-General Estell is cur
rently spoken of in connection with the
Speakership of the Assembly. The
General will make a good Speaker
The large experience he has gained in
the art of governing during the last few
years, eminently fits him for presiding
over the deliberations of locofoco Leg
islature.
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-21

FIRE.-The lining of a small building
in the rear of Williamson & Dawley' s
banking house, was found to be on fire,
on Saturday evening, supposed to have
taken from spark from the furnace or
the assay office of Fred. Schotte.
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-21

MAKING PILE.-The keystone Co,
on oeiby Hill, sold 5S2 OF, valued at
Slo'ooo' to G. w. Mulford, banker, on
Wednesday. The amount was washed
out IN ten days from drift dirt. The
company has considerable more di rt of
the same kind drifted ONT
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-21

Cold CoMFoRT.-The North Calitor-
MAN consoles itself with rattle "The
Fillmoreites have not carried single
county in the State. The Republicans
have carried Santa Clara and Santa
Barbara, and their entire Legislative
ticket in San Francisco" Cold comfort.
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-21

INcENDIARIsM.-The blacksmith shop
and dwelling house of the Pioneer Co.,
at Kanaka city, Sierra county, were de-
stroyed by fire on the 18th inst. Loss
$4,000. The fire was the work of an
incendiary.
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-21
SsgaspsrsOnS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA-NevadaC County-ToYsn;
~ ship Of Enreka-ss Justices Court-Beiore D. V.
Norton j. =.
The People of the State Of California, to JNo SPITZE
You are hereby Summonsed to appear before the under
signed Justice of the Peace at his office in said Town
ship MONDAY the lst day of December A. D. 1856 at
10 O'Clock A. NJ, to answer to the complaint of G. w
Sebv Co. who demands of you 800 81 alleged be due
Book account for goods. On failure TO ap
pear and er Judgment will be rendered against you
for the said of 800 81, with damages and costs of
suit.
Given ander nv hand this 30rf day October 1856.
D. u NOTION Justice Of thc PcGce
ITPoS Arm .yIr ofo w seIby that tic above DE,
fenant anot lie foufd IL is ordered that the servce %
Summons he made upon the said Defendant by puhlins
ton in the Nevala Journal for the space of t~o
i've weeks. J. NOHIC-ft j.
a True Copy--Attest II. Moon Constable noyal
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-21

- WALLET, the clown, is expected
to arrive next steamer with good COM
pany.
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-21

NJ. E. CHURCH.-A beautiful and
commodious church is now being finished
by this society, on Broad street. 1t is
twenty feet deeper than the old one,
with handsome spire, and lathed and
plastered throughout. A commodious
gallery is one of its features. The
Methodists have shown much energy
and perseverance in this undertaking,
and will be the first to be able to ac-
commodate the public properly in Sab
bath worship.
On Wednesday evening next, the
ladies of the society design to have a
social reunion, and bountiful supper
a: the new church. All good things
edible will load the tables. These
gatherings, of which several have oc-
CURED in this place, are acknowledge
to be cheerful and pleasant relief from
the ordinary rush of life, and are always
well attended. We understand that the
new chhrch will be but little in debt
when nished, and that the design Of
the supper is to free it entirely. Per.
sons not having procured tickets, car
get them on Wednesday evening at the
door-price, three dollars.
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-21

A LARGE WARDRoBE.-Iti is said that
in view of the expected marriage of the
Princess Royal of England, with Prus-
sian Prince, hundred and twenty nee-
die women have been engaged in work
ing on different articles of dress during
several months, and that six rooms are
already filled with silks, satins, lace, vel
vets, artificial flowers, ribbons, dia-
monds and jewelry, shawls and innu m
cradle articles of the toilette. With
such a wardrobe, the most Unsuitable of
modern bellies, could want nothing-but
a beau.
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-21

COUNTY SCRIP.-While we accord to
the Board of Supervisors every merit
granted them by the Demorat-which
they eminertly deserve-we cannot
agree with that sheet in asserting that
the current value of county scrip in the
market was never greater than at pre-
sent Scrip has sold in this market at
as high figure as S5 and even 90 cents.
1t is now selling at from so to 65 cents.
The fact is, county scrip has rarely
been lower than at this moment.
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-21

- Inc Monumental Fire Co., will
meet Saturday evening next at Boswell
Y Hanson's Hall, foot of Main street.
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-21

70 Papers till we can't rest, have
reached us from the Napoleon of news
agents, j. w Sullivan, San Francisco.
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-21

FIGHT-Two sons of the Emerald
Isle got by the ears on Sunday and re-
solved to settle the hash by resort to
arms with fists at the end of them
They accordingly repaired to grounds
agreed upon near Woods Ravine and
pummeled each other in approved style,
tc the edifcation of sun dry spectators.
Having bunged each other as much as
they mutually cared about, one was ac-
knowledged paddy ofthe first water and
treated to the freedom of the city in a
nights lodging at the calaboose. The
other might have secured free bunk,
but being of retiring disposition abb
ruptly excused himself. "Pike," from
whom our information is obtained con-
corning the spirit trapping affair, speak
ing of the countenances of the beliger-
ents says, ri have saw mugs a heap bet
ter looking in their nat'ral state"
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-21

FRENCH ARGUMENT.-The Courr ier
des Etats Unis, the organ of the French
population of New York, and in fact of
the Union, turned over not long before
the election for Buchanan. In an ar
ticle announcing the change from neu-
trality tc::Democracy, the Courier uses
the following language: The demo-
cratic banner is the traditional symbol
of American sympathy with France. -
This must be an allusion to the attempt
of Genet to embarras, bring into disre-
pute and overturn the government of
George Washington, which ought to be
particularly y gratifying to Democrats.
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-21

RrNAwAY.-A fine mare, belonging
to Capt. Hotaling of Grass Valley, while
standing hitched under a shed near the
head of Main street, and attached to a
buggy, became frightened by paddy's
sutky, commonly called wheelbarrow,
loaded with shavings, and propelled by
a cheese-headed hombre in the imme-
diate vicinity of the animal. Breaking
loose, she came down the street like
yehu. The carriage performed some
grand feats of ground and lofty tum-
bling. till the animal disengaged herself
from it, about one hundred and fifty
yards from the place of starting. One
Wheel was broken off-havn't heard of
its stopping yet. The mare was
.fotched up" directly, fortunately not
injured. The carriage can't be Dragged
on so much. All this happened on
Wednesday.
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-21

LEE SCHELL.-We learn from the
Union, that the case of Lee Schell,
charged with stealing mare from Chas.
Marsac. on Mississippi Bar, has been
dismissed. The evidence of W. II.
Martin of this city, went to show that
Sehell became possessed of the mare in
legitimate manner. Martin received
the animal in part payment of fee for
defending Webster. Without knowing
of the intimacy between Webster and
Schell, he gave the latter an order for
the mare, on the party having her in
charge. Though relieved of this charge,
Schell is still confined on the prison
brig to await his trial for having bur-
gfarious tools in his possession-on an
old Indictment.
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-21

ACcIDENT.-We regret to learn that
Mr.. A. Lynd, an engineer in Whig-
hams mill, while going from his house
to the mill, on the evening of the 18th,
accidentally walked off bank about
fourteen feet high, falling upon stake
and breaking three ribs on the left side.
ANoTHER.-As Mr.. Barber, an old
man of so, and German, were working
in cut on Gold Flat, yesterday, the
bank fell upon them, bruising the
shoulder and ankle of Barber severely,
and breaking the left leg of his COM
panion
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-21
C9s Nebaoa yournal.
Friday Morning, Nov. 21st.

SENATORIAL AsPIRANTS.-Who are
TO be i. s. Senators would be a grave
question, had not three Legislatures
made farce of Senatorial elections
The long list of aspirants for such hon
ors is Indicative of another squabble,
and predisposes the people to look for
another farce. We believe however it
will end seriously. There will be no
lack of names, from which the next
Legislature may select brace of Sena-
tors, and if good men are not chosen,
it will be because of the absence of
Judgment in the assembled wisdom"
of the State, or the poverty of material
in the Democratic party We have not
space to give full and complete list of
those ambitious of wearing the Senate
rial toga. Suffice it to say the old
hacks are all up again, and their name is
legion. Add to these cyphers at pleasure,
and you have an approximation to the
number willing to sacrifice themselves
for their country.
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-21

THIEVES CAUGHT.-Constable Moore
deposited with the Sheriff a brace of
thieves on Wednesday, committed for
robbing cabins at San Juan. Itappears
that several cabins had been entered
and money, specimens, and other valua-
bles taken, on Monday and Tuesday,
On the latter day, gold watch, money
to a small amount, few specimens, and
a pistol, were missing from cabin. In
the evening of the same day, stranger
made an application to a jeweler to pur-
chase key, and presented his watch
to get one to fit. The jeweler recog-
nized the watch and chain at sight The
key was paid for with twisted quarter,
which was afterwards identified as hav-
ing been stolen with. the watch The
facts above recounted being made
known, the stranger was taken into
custody, and he soon brought confiere
to light, who was brought before his bet
ters, also. The pair were examined be-
fore Justice Farquhar, and committed
for trial on a charge of grand larceny.
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-21

ELECTORAL TICKET.-Thef following
is the Electoral Vote of the several
States of the Union.
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-21

ROBBERY OF GooDs.-A teamster,
John Wedder, delivered load of goods
to Brentano & Furth, at North San Juan
on Saturday last. On opening some
cases of boots sixteen pairs were missing.
Further examination proved that cloth
ing of every description had been alb
stracted, amounting in aggregate value
to S13S so, at San Francisco valuation.
The teamster stated he had been rob-
bed at Montezuma Hill of the articles
on the night previous, but said nothing
of the robbery until the discovery of the
loss was made by the owners of the
goods, and not until after the teamster
had left was the full loss ascertained.-
Constable Moore of San Juan, searched
several houses at Montezuma, but found
no traces of the stolen goods.
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-21
n. o. o. F.

The regular meetings of OUSTOMAH LODGE No
l6 will be held every Tuesdsy evening at the new Hall
on Pine street, (kidd's buildRg)
A. A. SARGENT, ~ G.
d. T. BROWN, Sec'y. nov2i-f
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-21

I'ut 5
to get votes from to beat John Anderson
for Justice of the Peace We hereby
give notice that it is designed to run him
next year in order to make Nevada the
first city in the State. Better populate,
Butte
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-21

VoTE OF TowNs.--The North Cali
tornian, a paper printed at Oroville,
brags of a large vote at the late election,
and gives us warning that Oroville will
beat Nevada city next year. Two or
three such counties as Butte must unite
to do it. Remember Nevada county
polls full seven thousand votes, and we
didn't try to get more than quarter of
the outsiders in, this year.
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-21


the rain last season was not more than
sufficient to give the miners in that re-
gion work for two months-not time
enough to give them an opportunity to
earn money to pay their winters ex-
penses, and this summer they have had
to live on anticipations of the future and
the interest of what they owed. But
they resolved this summer not to put
their trust altogether in the clerk of the
weather for supply of water the COM
ing season-he had fooled them once,
and he might do it again; and as they
could do nothing else during the long
dry season, the miners known as the
"Willow Greek boys" formed them
selves into general stock mining COM
pany, and went bravely to work, and
have now nearly completed a good
ditch, seven miles in length, which will
bring the waters of Oregon Creek to
their diggings, which will furnish them
supply of water the year round, and
in the winter time more than they can
use. Thus, these enterprising miners
commenced the ditch without capital, OF
assistance from outsiders-with nothing
but brave hearts and willing hands
and have pushed 1t forward to compile
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-18

N many parts have begun 70 an The Emperor has
VISITED the of tho nundetors st Lyons, riding On
horseback along nc banks. no distributed re,ef with
ms own hands and placed he CT 100 eco francs in
INC hands OF The Pre,ct.
The most cheering accounts Of he crops are now daily
reserved from every part Of Ireland Every description
u crop exhibits the hxurssce and the farmers
have gwen up al their appreheIsions. The po
have fourehing appearance and 4 is stated
Sat even n the soils the has not inflicted
ny damage.
ne great International Exhibition Of Agriculture
opened At The LIST pst and The show crowd
- throughout the day.
vsDs rates.
The trade reports from the provincial for tho
week show tendency 70 dullness, which has been only
yarcaly checked by the reduction IN the bank rate Of
Alssount. The weather and the holidays some Of
une causes which had interfered with business.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-18

TIE Probable Effect Of Mr.. Champions Dis
missal-The Effect Of the Reception OF Fa-
fheF Vijil-Threats to Dismiss Mr.. Dallas
The Financial and Manufacturing Aspect OF
the News.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05
Quttrr.
THE Goar OLD flag.


AIR i Eet Sheet aad Forin., Sea-
Three cheoss for t'.e good old Flag
That 80 long has hraved the gale
Once more Sing out its flappiug folds
Aud make ths traitors quail;
And mako the traitors quai,. ny bows.
While. like ar earshquaiSe'- roar,
Oar cheering si.out goes up to Heaven.
The good cid Fias once more.
oh for place . hiie our ass,is.a
hear4 the tories cry.
AGiishte,l by the tally ho
ef hunters rushing By,
OF fhuatess rushing b.. ny buys,
VIII Fremont l.. tlse van.
glorious Jackson Democrat,
! bold. t--se-litsa. ted nan.
Three cheers Tor the good cid Flag.
Nay il never trail in dust;
And the uashesth.l sword of Liberty
BE never soiiea With rust
Nay tie spi-itliye that braly,, the foe,
Uaawed, uneonquerod stiji,
That flashed in Gre ~ Iezins.sn,
And hiaze'i at Bunker Hi
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05

SlGNIFIcANr.-fhe brig Gen. Pseree captured
oy Portuguese man-of-war. has been regular
~ condemned as ! SLAYER. About the same time
Gen Pierce was condemned by the American
people tex being engaged il the same business
taeigh IL 4 ii':ie different way.-Cseo;o Dem
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05

NEw PAPEa At Fox LsEE.-We learn that
Gr- !. r. SwAtL9r-. Ia.o of The Beaver Dam Re
publican, IS about 70 start : Fremont paper at
Fox Lake, Dodge C,pnty. Mr. SWALLOW viii
make good parcr. He has been associated
with tie Epa5'ca'. for some time past, bat can i
g any longer for Slarery and Sham Democracy.
IA. D-l'g eeslfiaoi
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05

FEay Bae-The Waukesha Piain6aa'er, the
bochanan orgai. of WaukesLa County, scolds
Justify At the Republican Convention for having
denounced polygamy. Considering that Mr..
buchanan has never wife at all, we don't see
WY his parJisans Should teei SO badly about it.
-Selstiaa
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05


II, and iaa correspondence 10 waich ha,t.
alluded; that anarterIIl;,s;er General Jes-
up had indorsed tie r6Jurn = recommend
ed to be approved according 10 Col. 1Ioa.-
! gomary 5 draugat and spec.dcatioas. ths,
effect o. which would have been TO exclude,
the toWa; tAat tue Secretary OF War. Ia
s.ead Of FOLLOWING or adopting the recon-
meAdat-oa OF General Jcsap had inlors-
Ell me return .feeomneni 10 be ap-
proved according to C0l. Montgomery 5
dTauglt as saoya by the exterior lin5s, :
the effect q @..ica vas, hy excluding all
eNcsit The draRgat aad aase p,iag tue ex-
terror liHss to 1ld tae Ies.rve over the
town with all lis Inhabitants and i1Ipco,-o
/ lneats; and as tals reconn ea,taeioa lad
+ been approved BY hifns-If (t,1e Prcsi.Ielt)
probably wltho0l being aware Of is a.
J4c' OF etis,t, 1.iica w0a'J b. llIsorcditirr
+ aad disastrous 70 tie Fee State iarte OF
+ t19 Territory, / aseJ TO Iin that did
not choose 10 revoke his approval ald
alo2t the recosnm enIa.ioa o. q 5an. Jesug
tn same result nl;gat p1r2aps be cfiected
u the Secretary O. the i4terioe would IL
c,ttie tae tow. il the pa5i.e surveys.
lie stated that he was not aware OF the
,6'['.s.,-.e - ~ 'Pl'.o'td U
orI -, :, u -iat ile e-' not kno"
s-l,' - - - ny 70 e'Ii upon ie Sec
"a ~ t,1 ~ ~ l-l,elio anu sat- 20 ann tne
''l.1,:.i '--'' ~ IouI' "lt0i warn L-iFe con-
''ty''-io-' H-'il I'm
4 accordingly c5lled upoa Coz. 3I3Ciol-
ie'lie' asld' 'i's' q conversation ":.la hln,
/ y, vas iettEteo y hlia TO l'eh. v 'iizo-i,
! ~I,i''i'lSslo-l9I % tAo Laad oHce, TO
rii''it | s'a'aa 'tie It'c's. ! Ae eo1sFaTs1-
. ions ~ regard % me FuEcaass o. ha!.-
pIeeo ialia5 u >. ana me toNa O PaWnee took
place az d.iIgtcht tines throughout ouc IL
'1.NieM', at,.-o"5e' | is5Fe stated thein mere
paSaIely' tof me sake or eoAFen.enca.
l stated 70 nlin, Also tilat TIE Secretary OF
war, by adopting al the rsdn:loas q the
provisional reserve ascaTta.led by the sur
F5y, "l'h the eXceP.t52 OF the to.vn-Flot
~
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05

- M Jewell locks ahead. His new baby
IS to be Christened Aaron, so that people may
compliment hin when they say. consistency.
thou art a Jewell"
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05
SLAIE- ADMINISTRATORS.

.a,-l5r q Wisconsin, Cel.s 4s-.s.suHn, Of Oshkosh
4-.as Governor AsfACi: u as.rHatt, 3iy-ttl.Aue
ear ri safe DAy.E ~ JOKES k,.4-i,iit
..e J. els4rst NsIil-sss hCEilS, lsye !.is.rs
a.4.r tsa-IA = -1lAl1. = SNlEI, Ais.e.at Point
J. FIJI1 las. 2 \ CuN, Sr-EE tARkY, I,s eiae
{. Gem 2-ral-e- - III Al a DENNIS. tN.t-.toysn
- riz1a Co.lal'c: : Sn-AitD sitrs.sAT, Milwaukee
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,,-.:Ns ABLE TAILOR, world tender his tharks 10
s-s q Mineral Point and Vi Unity Tor past t.
ss -lt nc Is stlll 81 the old = TRiBrSE oa5ce" "
Is. - -'2oA store. til sh-sc-, Mineral Point. tfesl-
--ea t-eNncL and pressed on sllo.t notice. 81
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05

~ The Editor of ,he Rochester Democrat
gives this receipt to XIII feas on dogs;
Soak The dog for Eve minutes in camphene.
and then set Gre 10 him.
The effect Is instant aneous
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05

IS Sleeping IN Church may be tolerated
but when you saore loud enough to wake up
your HeighbcTs. it becomes a nuisance.