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THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

Of the ACE
Mr.. KENNEDY of RoIbtry has discovered Ia ono q oar
pasture weeds remedy thst EVERY KkDd
HtMoR from Ne po,a seroJsls sovn a Pi~yse
except in two esses both thunder humor He hs IA s
possession two hundred certificates u ia value al "ss
Twobotts. warranted to nursns sore month.
One 70 thee bottles vii! ~ors. Kind u piapis' -
T.o to three bottles will eloaI the system Of bol,
Two bottles .Nusnted ~ the worst eAnk~ In the
rLrss 70 I've bottles are warranted tho u
One 70 two bottles warranted, 30 all AaIDof %
Two bottle. 80 wrrssl 70 running Of the nj
Slo~chss the hair.
-Four to bo,s. warranted n eonvp and rsnass
o.. bottl- viii .aly ..pao. oftAe 'hl.
Two three bottles warantedn tbs ~orr ease
Two or thrse bottle, ar. warranted he most tssper
fhree four bottles warranted 70 core 'Ltrssum,
I'VE 20 stsb eet vii eo, %. wor.t case % 'er9t,
ar.n 'tt ye.r dessert 's2onia csleren to 80
-. .: aS%Ts on s e. % ..
dsy Nj KENNEDY give personal AsensAnss IN bed sss'' u
KENE6E S Ey Isr sH 4 EgEgM oS9LyssTSSEHr
TIE MEDICAL DISCOVERY
Fen krLAssArfos AID HUsos or rHH HYrs, us tys
Eos scALp HAD you Will 60, v. h.ir % tb. -se.sd ps
p{ tho Ointment freely and you will go the inpfoves'
Fos SAT- REEys rub Il well IN a. sfen a coo ven,s<
Fos SCALE. an inAsDed surf.es you will ub sne
your h.uts content IL vii give you res comfort sAs
700 s.Iaot hep wishing well 70 the inventor.
FoR scAss These eomnenes BY thin scrid eut oessf
through The skim hardening Ga the suffice in .h'
foil yeLov matter nsanssd s7rss
not Yos will apply the Ointment freely. bas - s''
rub in.
FoH soss LEGS This common dsease tsAn
generally supposed hs skn purple covered viii sds
tcbss ntoefably sorstnes forming running sos
plying the O1tmnnt the itching and scales vii dappssgs
few a.ys, but mest keep win the Oatsacas aan
ssln gets ts nstuTA oolor. A.,
Pos IHE PILEs AID IDnsmmAtis, you ~rl ass q hss5'
Il will sve immediate relief -.
Tbs Otnt.aent sr.ss With every ses sad gives nsdsH
relief IN every shin dsesse dess u helr -
Price 10 cent? PER boz - -
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY No. 10 wsrss~-
Roxbery, Mas. .x
10r eel. ~ svsy Drscss "a 10 United sNsss saA sns'
Rrsvnees-
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O,EIcr OF TAG GAIEs AsD CHICAGO UNION KALI
,o.n COMPANY CHIcAo jan ., lsS7

OyyIcE OF TIE MILwAUHEE AID MISSISSIPPI " o.
mo 81 Exchange plsee,) New York Jan. 10, Sn }
DVIDEND NOTlCE.--The Directors OF TINS
IL Company have declared Semi Annual Cash Dividend OF
FIVE PER CENT from the earnings Of the Road for the hx
months ending the 3lst Of December last oq all stock emu
tied 10 dividend payable follows On STOCK resastefsd
New York "a Of February next at this once snd
on rss.eed in Milwaukee on the 10Th day OF fee,a.y
nsr =. the secreary Office in that city The Transfer oks
this City will closed from and sfs the h day OF Jsnu'
.Ty and remain cosed till the sd dsv of February next
NJ ' JOHN J. HILL, Register
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Dantins Aea0emies.

A DODwORTHs DANCING ACADEMIES,
"a No. 800 Broadway Nsw-York No l9 Montague plsos
Bn.okiyn.-Ner YORK Classes Oh WEDNESDAYS aud aAr-
URDAfs; Brooklyn Classes % TUESDAYS snd FRIDAYS
Ct and p for Ladies and Children IN for Gentle
Ladies' PriTste Cas ~ NJ P1sis csn CONNIE zoe
any time duDs the season PsiGng Ass.96hes Tor ls
lyn snd EVERY SATURDAY EVENING in rew-Yos
forrnes pupils NAV subscribe for the Assemblies alone.
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IT. AUSTEN, AnClohrrfi
WILL SELL on THURSDAY, Jan. %, at the
w Merchants Exohsnss New York at ia O'Clock tho fol-
ns Of David Austen administrator Of ths
estate Of Bl,key. decreased. Sale persmPtory.
81 shares Bank Of Commerce.
50 .hsre. Continental Bank.
60 ,hnr,s Bauk Of the State Of New York.
50 shares Clinton Fire Insurance Company.
IS shares Michigan and Central Railroad.
III share. G.ens Chicago Union Railroad with dividend
on payable 5 per cent In cash and ~ per cent IN
stock Feb - .
80 shares New York and New Haven Railroad, certificate No
$40 da,ed March ~. 1882
satisfy themselves that the stock genuine By
ealing at the Office Of the Company No. HanoveEst.
Terms eashlO per paid the day vi sale and the
balance before u O'Clock the folio wing day.
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OTrIcr PlN.NA RAILROAD Co, No. SO wALL-srI}
Nrw.YosK Jan. S, 1887
DIyIDEND NOTICR.-The Board of Directors
~ Of this Company this day declared dividend Of SIX
m PER CENT the cspta stock Of the Company out me
and sf. the 2s; inst the Stockholders who were suck
~, eo,iuz of the books 3lst Of December last
AUGUSTUS HOFFMAN, Treasurer.
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OFFICE OF THE DELAWARE LAckAwAsSA ASD(
WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY, :
No. 81 WLlst, EswYork January 6, 1857.
NOTICE.-The ANNUAL MEETING OF the
IN Stakeholder. Of this Company will be hels on ~
Jan n inst At the Once Of tho Company No 81 Wdstt
ErrYork sr the Election Of Officers and Managers for she
year ensuing and for the ansscos Of such other
spproprae business be submitted for considerations
The Meeting will be st IL o'clock N. The Polls
will be open between and 5 O'Clock,
The TRANSFER BOOKS will be closed from this date to
Jan Is iIst By order OF the President and Manager
A. J. oDELL Secretary.
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furniture.

LINGUISTIC TU4Es-For Vestibules Halls,
II Hcsths Dtnns roona ConservstoTes, 10. 6ARNXiRK
CD INnkYToPs, DRAINPlPEs, &c For sale BY
kILLERk COATES, Ne, g7y Pesd-st NY
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ALBsKr II. NIcOLAY. Auotioneer.
WILL. SELL al his REGULAR SEMlWEEk-
w LY SALE Of STOCKS on THURSDAY, Jan n 1t ~
O'Clock the Merchants Exchange oOse so
shares ew.YoIk Consolidated Stage Company s1 each
Terms OF sale follows leu cent The DAY OF sale bal
in four equal p,ymsn and y months with inter
the rate Of per per from DAY sale Tor aP
proved notes be left cola security In
failure Of first payment the stock will then be sold tor
count and risk Of former purchaser
A DRIAN II. MULLER, Auctloneer, will sell
~ THIS DAY l2i o'clock, At the Merchants Exchange:
CO shares CroceTs BAui $50 each.
~ shares Merchants Fire Insurance Company 50 each
20 shares Commonwealth Insurance Co. SlN each. (@O9O
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n S. HoUGH Aucnoneer, will & sell l an elegant n,

n s. HOUGH AucuOneer, will sell an elegant
IL assortment Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE at sueson'
on THURSDAY Tomorrow MORNING. a. lOt q N pre-
ciseiy No 24s Wet 2ia-st, shsv, embracing ne
entire contents Of the house which 10 neatly furnished and
neatly and s Of the best quality Of goods psra st
ou The csisosue herewith subiued Bssement contains
On, Garnet MAHOGANY Extension Table Sdebosi aud Table,
mahogany Sofa D..t ClOet DC Elegant Chin. Dinner an d
IT,, sets SverwsIe Ivory Cutlery, Cut Glassware, Liquor
C.,.s and s.,s KicbenwEe-WoOdsn Tnwars, kc- In
III. P.orsOne royal Tspesry velvet Carpet cold rose,
wood Suites in dss,k pier and oval Gsses hne vi
pn,in,. mspt. CocLs and Decorations carved rosewood
Rsr,s CeptsS ard Side Tables imported Bronze So 0o.n
d.i, Essy ana Reception Chairs carved rosewood fano
Forte 7oesve BY Nuns Fisher rosewood booI
ease eezsut Lace Window Curtains &c. The Chamber are
se,ds and Wts Hair Mattresses, and oeddins
ali kinds ogaDy SofAs Chairs, Bookcase, &c Stoseene'
akna up fine Of which Is 20 be sola p-fep
toIy without Sale promptly In me 5a
lors O O'Clock Catalogues ready and can De nAd .
ks house OF At the Office Of Auconesr No. 5B Brosd"ay
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Professional Notiees.
Copartrnrsbip NotireS.

I HAVE no longer any interest or connection OF
any kind r the Baking busis.s a. No ~ Broad
way havps ceased % the % inst and continued and CT
red on by me al The Ga plAcs No. 49, Broadway osy
BENZ. Y. HOWE
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last RIVER BANK.-The President and Di-
Ia r,coxs Of the East River Bank have THIS DAY de-
el.r.d DIVIDEND Of THREE AND HALF PER CENT
5 the capital stock which will be paid 10 the
ON and .her the January until which day the
transfer books wi be closed b. order % The Board,
January w b. BALLOW, Cashier
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Goal, Sc.


7 ACKAWANNA GOALS 90 per tun, de-
IL l,ersd-Tbs DslswNs and Hudsoa Cso- Company are
selling families aud others th.f pure Coal brotss and
ssreeF d, a. s. a. Apply az their ysIes .
Southwest corner OF NniAsy Aid F0urte<rthS-, Morn
River.
North west corner Of Gouvernsrr srd FrOnt.st. z r
Foot OF H1hers North River opposite Piss Ne g. or At
the Chee Of the Company. No. - WLnGD-s,-
ISAAC " SEYMOUR Tre.sre-
KNDLING WOOD.-Best quality Virginia
n PINE. sessosss OAK and HICKORY, 81 .o~es Pross
Orders per poet prospuy delivered
HARRISON SON, No j, Wes a4sas-
NEW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW
~ YORK 20 ROCHEsIER-rhs ROCHESTER and
SENEsEE VALLEY RAILROAD y nov spsn, AID n
itb TIE BsFso Corning sac Newfork aud New
York ss1 Enc kslrosG trns direct rosie rsn New
KOohsster.
The srsetress ef As route ,oseser with the supe9
fort sore< tbs vide 5srs By tar the dssrs
H. betveel lie AboveIanet cities
Tickets eaA ke cured ne NewTorh and Ers hlsosd
ck. Ofee foot Of pEAnsst sat Ne l bfosdssy also In
Jerssy City
Bsssas- CHECKED through
hoghs viii be tAnsported between New Ych and foesss
with dspsch Any Nrnssson sesred IN record therein
obAnsi b, calling the G~D-r br-xht Agent of tbs
ana Enc RAIros1 Enc Buiiis s. TAPPAN
EIprr~s PrsssLt Acct, Ne. ls5 Bsos1wsy,
No t~as the BuGAo Corning end New ok ksfosd
SsaAAy J. RxDfIkLD. ssPsu.ssaasss
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C,rATFMFNT Of the GREAT WESTERN
- tp.nneI INSURANCE. COMPANY. made for the ar's
nscsl year spdiDg Dee 81. is,o a. ga ,se N
Premium. marked q and earned. sls1SlS
Intcr,< received on loans and IN s,oas,
vestmenS...
9s.........:::::.;;::::;;.....:si'i;ss : ;ss,s
N.kinr net earnings Of the Company ..eLs'lto- VI
Losses adjusted and pAj' less a. as. .sa-.
Re-. .arascs .ai i.c;; on picsam. $500
Expenses and COMMISSIONS OF al ss.s
JUN Syii:aa Of Inttre., pHd ..oss.
N.tesrinss on hand Dec 81, lSS..."......STs4as I"
To be distributed - iolO~s:
Retained 70 pay lOss-s which may soerus nom AZ
January dividend OF interest t. stock .,ou
holders, = per cent......''''..'' hFS 90 sao %
Leaving ps profit. applicable dividends. s1 ~ -
Ies am M c. 10 Be- divided according the PROVE
Of the charter enequsrter :" the
TIE Directors Company have IssoysS % Se 'res
rs rr' PRoSirs md THREE AND BALI PER CENT
FE s cEsT N rs
Frs Of theI Prsniuns ION
P-Tisss s coaa ss y' s.1s S~S:
City Bonds. Bends and MOrsses aud kS.s ss on
Premium Note. and Balls Receivable .lsS.S1s as
C..h in Bsnk toi.7S 81
Tn.e,tlsd ,cooup.s.......,......... 1854?
A,.et. December 81. 1885. ..-...slsss7i ~
Subscription for additional Capital;
First insisliment paid in Cssh the NJ ,
instant 1920 W
Second in s,sllm eut payable the 10Th ,xA
instGt, IN Cash................''.' ol,lE W
Total A.,.,,......................s2 ssss1l -
DOUGLAS ROBINSON, Secretary.
Great we,,ers In,unnee Co.. Jan. IA. 1887
w. c. PICKERSGILL GEORGE GRls"OLD, JR''
IOaN l. AsPINWALL CHANDLER
RoRERT OLYPHANT HENRY :. SPAULDIN0,
r CALDpELL VIM q. LANE.
IofIS ALIEN ROBERT SHEDDING
VIM n CIJION SAMUEL BATES,
ADRIAN lSELIS. D. JOHNSLOS
THOS RICHARDSON WM ElARrS
JOHN H. ELLIOTT, Il. w RElMEh
JOHN POTTS BROWN, GEORGE BLISS
JAMES w. PHILLIPS, JAMES r SOUIrEk,
GEORGE BARNES G. q. SAMPSON,
xTICUaISF JAMES NJ BROWN,
TUaRfTSH BARNEY JAMES Bernhard,
WW J0EsCHIGK FREDERICK C. GEBHkkD,
p p RODOCANACHL SAMUEL b. CALDWELL,
T r. CURTIS GEO, W. JENNINGS,
+ L. TRENHOLM
RICHARD LATHERS PTssdent
JOHN A. PARKER Nce-President-
JAMES T. cox % Nise- President.
THOs Is. CURTIS. Resident Vice-Prest, Boston,
JOHN II. AUSTEN, Aucdoneer =,
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A. 81 MEE~n. Aucaon-oE
PY BANGS, BROTHER 81 CO.-Trade Sale

RY BANGS, BROTHER 81 CO.-Trade sale
~ Rooms No IS PArxrou.
WEDNESDAY asd THURSDAY AFTERNOONS T.
Jan. q Aod =, 81 o'clock:
Gsi,ed fron M Edwad Lumey Losdsa eompraas v.A o.e
worAs history Voyages Travels Divinity Art. Seaeaess
B.li.s Lstue. ALa6ny Surgery Achieotare, AHLq lirs
the Drama PsotDs Seupcsrs ADD uest variety o, asce.
lspeous Literature, including fuunsted and
worsa Alec Including usuy Choice Asd Raj. Book, TO-
A,o en- ss,ortueut Of fine Bu slsh EEgavinSs
FRIDAY EvBsfNG Jan = at 6. o'clock;
VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRARY-Compfsnl large
soeht Of valuable Standard Works In the ious branches
In the Engh.h French and German lsosuass
including th,t very and some pfofusey u
lrstr.ted Books Lc
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OTTIcr or THE GALkSA AND CHICAGO I. r. R. Co,
CHICAGO Jan g. 1857. !
NOTICE to STOCKHOLDERS.-NO is
IN hereby given the Stakeholder. Of THE GALENA AND
CHICAGO UNION RAILROAD COMPANY that the Trans
fer Boots this Office will be closed 18th day Vt Jsnu
AIRY instant preparatory the payment of the February divi
dend and reopesed on The % day Of February next.
w. NJ. LARRABEE, Secretary.
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STOCKS.-The subscriber offers his services 10
~ his .ld dc for The and sale Of Stocks on Cons
son- CHARLES 3. MARVIN y wuisust.. Cd ssory
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lnsnranfe Companies.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ths, the
IN HANOVER FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Have increased then CslilA $4,000, mailing IL now
S2Oe, 600,
Which fully paid up CASH and invested aocor ius law
The Company continue 20 receive applications foi
AGAINST hre their Office
No 2HASOyER SQUARE CORNER OF PEAsL-ST
s. h ROKEN5AUGH Pre,'t
DORAS l. STONE, Secy.
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BANK DEPARTMENT. ALBANY Jan Is. 1851
VV'HE MERCHANTS AND FARMERS BANK
hscs has this day fled in this once notice Of the ap
pointm.nt Of THE MERCANTILE BANK In the City OF
New agent for the redemption of its circulating notes.
together with revocation Of the Albany Exchange Bank
agreeable the entitled: An Act 10 amend
the relating Incorporated Banks Banking Assoc
ciaons and Individual BaDkers, passed April a. 1851
JAMES N. COOK, Superintendent
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miscellaneous.

ITO SOAP and CANDLE MANUFACTURERS.
For SALE. 81 CANDLE MoLDS 6. asd a. IS and Is o..
al II fret rate order. Inquire Of
JOHN 7. TlLLINGhAST Nos t9i sQi lS CbryseteSI
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BANK DEPAsTsEsr, ALBANY, July ls, 1854
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant 10 the statute
N b such msdr sud Trovided that all the ClRCCbAr
KG NOTES iseu.d Luther Stowell, individual bnks
COMMERCIAL BANK Of ALLEGANY COUNTY,, must
be presented the Ocs Of the Superintendent of tbs bans
Ina apartment OF the State New York for payment whs
the date hereof the funds deposited for the
p,os circulating notes Issued ~ the said banker
Will b yyes1p -
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-05-27
MINING LAWS.

Alta meeting Of the miners, held on the Dist of Nav
1857 at Mr. NcKunes Ranch for the purpose of making
rules governing mining claims, do enact as follows:
]. Resolved That this district shall be known AZ Oak
Grove district and bounded follows commencing nj the
Town Talk Hotel and running weswardy to an old Tun
mel known the Old Block Tunnel thence on straight
line to Slate creek thence the ridge to the South
west Of WOrhngton thence along the road 10 the
gap at the head Of Gold Mud Flat thence to the place of
beginning.
2 All hill claims shall be hundred feet front and
running through and the ridge and shall be mark
ed out by stakes or trees marked.
j. All hill Claims shall hold good until the first Of Sen
TENDER 1857 and all cuts going into the ridge shall hold
tho claims until water be had to work the same
T. All hill shaft claims after the first day of Septem
ber shall have full days work done on them every ten
days until the first day of December.
D. Any work done TO prove open the ground shall be
as work done upon the ground
g. sluce claim shall be hundred feet square and
shall be worked whenever water can be had
Any person persons wishing to change these rules
shall give notice by posting the at least three of
the most public places in the district at least ten DAYS be-
fore the meeting comes of, stating the place of meeting
and for what purpose. &c.
g. This district shall have Recorder who shall hold
ms term otoice until his elected TO take his
place Mr. D. McKune was chosen Recorder
oriered that these rules be published in the Nevada
Democrat. 4 KNET-Tt + psa,ss. go
6. HEARST, Secretary
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SrADBTNa AFFRAY.-On Tuesday afternoon
Deacon Sheldon was stabbed at Oroville, by @
man named johnson. The Record says that
johnson demanded an assessment due on a
quartz claim in which both were interested.
The Deacon refused to pay, on the ground that
johnson was not the person to whom the money
should be paid harsh language ensued, when
Sheldon ordered johnson to leave. He immedi-
ately drew u bowie knife and rushed at the
Deacon, who raised q chair and struck him as
he advanced. johnson then made pass with
his knife, striking Sheldon in the right arm,
above the elbow, iDhictlng severe but not dan.
gerous wound.
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The News CoNFIRNED.-A telegraphic dis
patch to the State Journal, dated San Francisco
May 2lst says
By the arrival, this morning, Of the schooner
Monterey. Capt. Walsh, via Guaymas, 80 days,
we have full confirmation OF the disastrous
conclusion of the Crabb expedition TO Souora.
Tue Americans were fully aware Of the fate in-
tended for them, and resolved upon desperate
means to gain at least an apparent advantage
in the outset, They commenced engagement
and fell back upon the house which they had
fortified, aud from which they continued to fire
upon the enemy with great effect aud with but
little danger to themselves. The Mexicans had
Is killed and about rs wounded before the
Americans Lad lost man, and it is doubtful
what might have been the result, even with the
great odds on the Mexican SIDE had no accident
occurred to dccue the fate OF the little baud in-
side the building. The Americans, in endeav-
oring TO blow the roof off. which had taken fire
exploded their magazine, killing rs men and de-
stroying all their ammunition. This left them
completely at the mercy of the Mexcans, but
Capt. Walsh states that the greatest excitement
prevailed in and about Guaymas in anticipation
of filbuster vistations. There arr between 500
aud 600 troops at Guaymas sea.y to operate
against any expedition for the invasion of the
country
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New AtInIuIstration.

Yesterday commenced new official term in
In this County. To some of the outgoing coun-
ty officers, we, in common with the mass Of the
community, offer thanks for uniform fidelity in
10 the discharge of their duties, and cordially
add our sincere wishes that the future of their
lives may be prosperous and unclouded. JUS
tice, however. requires discrimination, and
oblgcs us to say that there are those who have
"done what they ought not to have done, and
left undone what they ought to have done"
Such will meet their reward from rebuking
conscience and injured people.
The newly elected and installed, enter upon
their duties with the fullest confidence of the
public. They are known to contain experience,
with clear Judgements, manly spirits any hon
est hearts. A new, and brighter prospect in the
administrative affairs of this County. dawns up
on u.s. The amplest assurance is offered us IN
the characters of the gentlemen called upon to
ill these public posts, that a just and full as
sessmcnt and equally strict and faithful collec-
tlon and disbursement of the public revenues
will be secured to us in the future. and gene
rally speaking, that the duties of each county
Office will be well, and honestly performed. Of
tenders will be brought to merited punishment
and prosecutions no longer suffered to become
public farces; and indeed, all matters affecting
the welfare Of the community, or the credit of
the county, we are confident will be faithfully
and promptly attended TO. We sincerely hope
all good citizens will lend to each of the newly
installed officers, in the discharge Of their re-
spectvc duties, their cordial support and aid.
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NAVAL INTELLECTUALLY U. S. Steamer
Massachusetts,, Commander Swartwout, now ly-
ing at the Navy Yard, Mare Island, we learn re-
ceived orders from Commodore Mcrvin, last
mail, to III out aud proceed with all despatch to
Panama. The frigate Independence, the flag
ship Of the squadron, at last accounts was still
lying off that place. The balance Of the Pacific
squadron, consisting Of the sloops-of-war st.
Mary's. Decatur, and John Adams, will rendez-
inc Il the rate of their armament Independ-
ence, so guns; St. Mary's, "; John Adams, ~;
Decatur, l6; Massachusetts, 10; total, 1870 guns,
OF these q large number are sixty-eight and
thirty-two Paixhan guns, adapted for throwing
shot and shell.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-05-27

SPEAHERsHIP or THE BRITISH House. OF Con-
MoNs.-Thc London correspondent of the Ma
tional Intelligcncer, referring to the fact that
the great trial of strength in the new Parliament
will take place for the Speakership says: 1.-The
Hon, Stuart Wortley, the present Solicitor Gen
cral, is spoken of as the choice Of Lord Palmers.
ton, while the Conservatives and Peelites will
rally round Mr.. Spencer Wslpole, who was Sec
retarytfor the Home Department during Lord
Derby administration. Whether there will be
any contest at all, will, ii is obvions, depend
upon the constitution Of the new House. Mr..
Fitzroy, the present chairman of Committee Of
the whole House, would probably be elected
Speaker without opposition: but his being heir
TO peerage with prospect of succeeding TO
it at no very distant period, would render his
occupancy of the chair of The House very I'M
certain. 1t is, therefore, considered inexpcdi-
ent to elevate him to it,