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r6y- II is related by n traveller that
he found n colored gentleman scraping
music out of the strings of violin, IN
II dclapidatcd hut, during rain storm
and who, with IN agility not IN accor,
dance with his years, successfully dodg
ed the rain rs it dropped through The
seve.lkc roof.
Cuff. said tho traveller, why don't
You mend your roof
Can dot, massa, while he rains.
But why don't you repair it whilo i
is fairY -
Lord bless your soul, massa,-<l
tulated the negro, 'hc don't want !
then.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-24

ns- An old NJ 81. (6l
from dancing los''.'' i'''s - s7f.:sor4l ~
came near swaS Fng' In tsrrorI
down on his knes aud exclaln y.
massa Loid, u yon ebbcr gwsc5
old Ira, nows DC ssalc.
s9- Mrs. Nicely bong.N- O.
pan tho other day. Whens
homo she found Bridget, Tho ~ w
girl, cooking griddle cakes on H. Thl
IL the same Bridget who was sent TOD
dry goods store for n bed >comfortcl
and returned with one Of the dcrks. y
pay- A poor widow was nskod b.
she became so much attached % A cc7
tain neigbbor, and replied that shc Vi
bound To him by several cords cf1woo'
he had scnt daring very hard VIM
bar A. .spcakoryn \ Axeetlng not
since enlargsakfp i2an saliiar
'aSSl y w, s,ii t,e'zs al
when was about
tfId mo thatsif didget religion
not-gopinto gay company, ond<
cheat, tor any such thing, but I h|
found bin out TO be u great liar,
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-24

days, or even hours, ~ sEofie
affirm, the limbs separate ut th
with the slightest effort, so pow
the action Of the poison on tho museu
lar parts, giving an astonishlngacsiv'.,
to the progress of putrefactionO SuelDH'
corpse is reported contagious. ! know
nothing so terrible as this wind; | felt
il almost constantly in thS Desert, bat
ing some interruptions, ole OF which
was for three days and three nights sue
Z. c.ssivcly.
Ny Interpreter, Mr. Rossol, was
struck by IL, but escaped death by n
discharge Of blood. That which con
firms what have said of the separa-
ton of tho limbs, IL, that having been
struck by this air, was affected
for some we. ks with an extreme weak :
ness; and whenever tho least warm
wind blew on me, felt great iantness,
aud perceived in my joints relaxation
of the muscles.
The dangers of this wind arc guard.
cd against by inhaling the iumes OF
good vinegar, aud covering tho face
with the handkerchief | asked the
Arabs II lying down on the ground was
preservation against IL; they assured
me IL was not. Ishould be inclined my
self to think II prejudicial.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-24

got no bonnet and shawl; she sold them
for medicine, ever SO longago.'
In n carriage piled with soft furs and
cushions. Charley an Anna went for
their sister, while their namesaker
we're taken by Lola and dressed-Anna
in white dress, to Charley's great de-
light, and the young man himself in u
warm suit Of his cousins.
Harriet lay on the hard mattress,
watching for her children. The fire
was low, almost out, the room bitter
cold, and the invalid longing, with in
tense desire, for the return of her chill.
dren. The time passed slowly, the fire
went out, and in tho dark, cold room,
went up prayer for pity and petition
for her children. She felt the cold
creep through her limbs, and she fan.
cicd she should die without again Soc
ing Anna or Charley.
This way, said voice on the stairs;
and moment later, her landlady en-.
terod, bearing aloit u candle, and fol-
lowed by u lady and gentleman, lhden
with furs and shawls The lady drop.
ped her pile, and sprang to the bod
side.
Harriet, . my sister ! to fnd yos
in this place.
Anna, is 1t indeed you ? Is my faith
or dead, that you can come to me2
Not dead, Harriet, but iorgiving,--
Come sister, you must como with us.
Gentle hards wrapped her in warm
clothes, and her brothers strong arm'
bore her to the carriage. A largo, sofl
bod, warm room, aud low, loving vol
ces around her, seemed like dream o.
Paradise; but when her father, laying
his hand upon her head, called dowi
Heavens blessing on her head, ther
was the cup Of joy full.
The day that closed that night at Mr.
Pomeroys was, indeed, 'mcrry Christ
mas.
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nArra nF ApyHRTIeINo.

naIue.. notices published In the editorial column !,
,,.s. ar los,. will be charged one dollar, "
.vsr len lines ten cents per line.
Legal Advertisements will be ,n,s,''' insert anu '"a's
"a 70 .ny for ofce will be charged two dollars
.aaa, na"anssmsnts, or one dollar TO Subscribers.
aaSanss All others to bo settled for quarterly
dl.soant Of Ave per cent will be made irom gu
usual rates for cash. t..,,., r,n., IN
,.sssa In nv "Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock;
rsy- Unls. particular time rs spsslnsea ps wnsn ,l
a.ndsd In. Advertisements will Unpublished unu'
,rdered out. and charged accordingly
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p..t Atl -
,rar.I;n's % ~ nop,o s.:s e ", an n"s s,,,e Iecn
a'' .,,u nations. he says
som .hoa. ",s'' .,a ,as,s " ,s's "a sne Desvr' .h'
or. or" aoou' 'ne '"'uu'e VI '"no 70 '"s
iii iii ~ ssp'ch9er. ~ is expr'enceo
ana ~ 5 s,o'e"' south ives, VIM
nv ~ on .noSe unys when tue hea. o'
!, e oa",a. sun :; 'nos1 arusne. ~ Is burning
,,', sv"ss as's VI more or 'ess ~
shar,sss s se avessds .nv ,n noWrssr,,csen ,,
eould hold h;s broa,h Th;s
,oaais,s sis in -. .u..s.'sssI.e.1i sssi'' ~
!. M ~ 80 {, q; i. 3, 5 .I
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&roohbille Smtritan.
PUBLISHED EVERY friday
r CT L r.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

One dollar and atty cents per year Psya.'s. yn,..
- Ar .hsss dollars a. the expiration Of the year.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-21
DAILY BUTTE RECORD.
opovILLE. MONDAY JUNE 2lsr. 1858.
r,.,,,ug News From Frazer River.

r.,.iug News From Frazer River.
The following important news from Fra
ar River is clipped from the telegram of the
v.-vsville .News of yesterday 1t is hardly
calculated to allay the excitement already
,apipg throughout the State :
Saw FaANc1sco. June, 10. 1853
The Pacific NJ s s. Republic, Capt J s.
Watson, arrived in port at half past two
...,ock from Puget sound We get the fol-
loving from the Alta extra, of this morn
ing: WI :
Co. the sum of $40 1000, received by steam
The Steamer Republic has succeeded in
ascending Frazer river to Fort Hope. Some
o5O messengers took passage on her second
trim M. No ore seems to doubt the richness
Of the diggings.
Our informant sailed up to Hits Bar.
worked eleven days, averaging two ounces
per day
They are as much excited in digging as are
the whites.
Tbey wash with wooden howl. and make
from SO to $40 per day. The gold is as fine
as -four
Our informant and his party averaged
two ounces per day to the man as long as
they worked.
The gold on Thompson's river is coarser
than that on Frazer, and supposed to be
more abundant.
The Indians on this stream have an abun.
dance II god The miners thus far have
only skinned the surface, never going down
more than two feet
The Surprise charges 800 for passage
from Victoria to the farthermost point of
Frazer river, and one dollar per hundred
for over fifty pounds of freight. Victoria is
improving rapidly, as is also Whatcomb.
Our informant thinks that the dggings
will prove rs extensive, as rich, and as per-
manent as they are in this State.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-21
June Isl, 1858.

cJy- DIR. j. l.. CLapkay's reputation is rap
Idly spreading through this state AMI Oregon, as we
learn from reliable sources. lie is prac,cing with
remarkable success, and has deservodly secured
public conf lence Those needing medical aid would
do well to call Tor writel a his Institute in San Fran
cisco we refer the reader to the Doctors advertise
ment in another column.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-21
~ The Mustang Liniment Gu

~ The Mustang Liniment Cures
Rheumatsm;
The Mustang Lniment cures stiff joints;
The Mustang Linimcnt cures Burns and wounds;
The Mustang Linm snt cures Sores and Ulcers;
The Mustang Liniment cures Caked Breasts and
Sore Nipples;
The Mustang Lininent cures Neuralgia
The Mustang Liniment cures Corns and Warts;
The Mustang Iiniment is worth
100000 DOLLARS PER ANNUM
To the United States, rs the preserver and restorer
ofvalunble horses and cattle. 1t cures all Sprains
Calls. Wounds, SuG Joints. &c.
VIII you answer this question? Did YOU ever
hear of any ordinary Sore, Swelling. sprain Stiff
ness either on man or beast, which the Mustang
liniment would not cure7 Did vou ever visit any
respectable druggist in any part OF the world-in
Europe Asia or Amerca-who dil not say sit was
the creates, discovery Of the ace? Sold everywhere
Every ram, should have it; three sizes. BARNES
PARK, Proprictors, New York
PARK & WHITE.
solo Agents for the Pacific Coast,
132 Washington street, opposite the Nntket.
COTTON 4 NcDEVNOTr. Agents. Oroville.
~ THE TRADE supplied on the most liberal
terms RpS 3m
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-21

PARRY D----tl WErTY.-The Plumas .1r
gp reached ns Yesterday. but is as barren
Ofnews as contribution box ofthc needful
ti.strange that n gentleman Of such varied
aconrements ne MIR. Westmoreland cannot
make ap interesting pnper once week.
Statesman.
We see nothing in the above that is just,
and correct unless il ia that part whore the
Stafemdn compares itself to mendicant
boxing into a charity box -P''mas Arsu@
That "last break" is about as weghty as
they make en-.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-21

MoRE DIscovFR1Es.-- We see by our At
sutic Exchanges that gold has been discov-
cred in several of the 4 tlantic States. The
Shasta Republican annouucos that "Symes'
Hole" is also gold bearing country, piece
d gold mixed with quartz, weighing %
ounces having BEEN recently taken from the
claim Of John "Syme," on French Gulch.
Itwjuld not be surprising if the next re-
port was to the effect that gold had been
discovered on Frazer river
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-21
County Trensurcr's Once.

OROVILLE. Juno STh, It5S.
Notice ishereby given that all pcrsonsholding Butte
County Warrants, payable from the General Fund,
registered on fhc Sd and 4th ofNovembcF 1867; also
Warrants Ne l0.l 1923, 1920 10l1, 10i, 1915, 1917.
1877 and 1920 regsteced Nov, =, 1851, that the same
will be paid presentation at this ONCE, aud after
this date said Warrants will cease 30 bear interest
and If not presented within sixty days from tho
date hereof, the moneys for said Warrants will
appropriated to pay the next in order0i registry.
WIN LATTINORE,
Treasurer Butte Count
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-21
pyILLE LODGE NO. IO3, r. a. NJ.
Uostctter-The Surprising Effects of

Uostctter-The Surprising Effects of
HOSTErTER'S We E;ErABLE STOMACH b1r'
TIERS in removing Bile forcing an appetite, impart-
ing health and tone to the system. aud dissipatin0
iyspeplic symptoms, are iruet wonderful. Every
nervous, dpbilitated, weak, and emacinted person,
male or female should try itat once. One wnegla@s'
fail taken three tunes each day, before meals; or II
the patient should be lndy or child in dcbili'ated
condition, half the quantity will do until snfRcrnt
strength is restored viii will be realiz in very
short time and convince the patient of the truth Of
the above named happy results, VIII ch have gained
for these Bitters such enviable reputation every
where.
Kept by Druggi is, Groceries and first class So
loon.
PARK & WHITE,
Sole agents for the Pacific Coast,
1872 Washington street, San Francisco.
COTTON & McDERMOTT,
ieI4 I'm Agents Oroviils.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-21

DIR. j. c. YOUNG, whose advertisement adj
vertisement appears in another column is the pioneer
advertising Physician in this state, has cured more
patients than any other. Attention is called to his
advertisement.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-21
Later from Carson VnlIey--The Thieves
on Trial.
PLACFRvIILE, Jur

PLAcERvILLE, June 17th-9p NJ.
BY the arrival Of the stage from Carson
Valley, We arc in receipt Of advicos from &C.
uoa MP 80 three o'clock this morning.
The parties named ina former di-pa'ch
were on trial haf,ro peoples jury, Mt
Clear Creek The cases were being tried
secretly hence nothing is known outside the
jury room 0rrin Gray had been tried and
acqut'e Of heing accessory to the murder
Of the Frenchman, and releas ed.-Uni0n
t!.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-21
Mrs. Wyer's Select Seminary.

Cor. Bird street AMI 81 Avenue, orovile.
Having made a7ranremcnts f'r the nccommoda-
ton Of a few ROtRDTVG SCHOLARS, Mrs. Wyer
wishes to inform parents AMI guardians, that chill
dron placed under her care, will have many of the
advantages of homo. combined with strict srholps-
tic discipline. Their moral training and physical
comforts will aeo he carefully attended 20.
Terms: Per quarter. $40 90, or sej 90 per month,
paid in advance. Fer further particulars. enquire at
the Seminary, by letter, chr, of the Hon. ChGs
F. Lott, Orovllle. All communications promptly
attended to.
Most respectable references given. my2l
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-21

Nebraska Mining Company.
All soarns in the Nebraska Mining Company, on
which assessments are due mp to the second day Of
Jnue. A. D. 1855, will be sold at the Court House
door, IN the Town of Grovlle, to pay said assess
ments, on Monday the hlh day OF July, A. ID. 1858.
If not paid to tie undersigned on before the day of
sale. BY order of the Trustees.
R. L. PATTON,
sec'y Treas. Nebraska Mining Co.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Eureka Tunnel Company.

The Stockholders in Company are requested to
meet at the Court House, on Saturday, at 2eclock'
M June 18Th 1858 to elect three Trustees for the
ensuing year, J. f. REED, Secretary
0roSille, June Isl, 1858.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-21
THE CpTIsTS.'

msrR1-T CouRT-Thirl N0nday IN January. urst
Monday in Way, second Monday in NovemOef1 aud
hurh Mondav oc August
CorSry Corpr-''frst vondav in March md June
scond Monday n s3ptenb r, and fourth Monday in
November
CnuPr ov SEse1aNs Second MONDAY in Fehru.
nv, third NonIay in spril, JIv aud October
fRns w CoraT -Four n Monday in February and
um, third Nondey in August, AMI second Monday
iHDe 'efnher
hotRB oF Srpr vIsNPs --Nents hrst Monday in
FavnArv. Nav August anI November.
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Gran d Military Celebration AT Day
n.y. ~ ton Ohio ~ sv

The first regiment ofOhio volunteers, com
manded by Colonel Edward King, formerly OF
the United States army, give military cele I
bration at Dayton on the Sd Of July, for which
great preparations are being made. All the
uniform volunteer military Of the State are in
vited to be present, under their field officers
and arrangements have been made by which
they will be transported by the differ rail-
roads for half fare. 1t is estimated that eight
or ten thousand troops will be present. Cen
eraI Quituar has been invited to deliver an ap-
propriate address, and Gov. Chase and stall
will review the forces. The citizens and SOL
diery Of Dayton and vicinity have contributed
literally towards the expenses, and no trouble
will be spared to insure a splendid military dis
play. Tho first regiment forms part OF Gen
yallandieham's brigade, and has no superior
in the State, II. y
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i Hor1owAY's OINTMENT AND PILIs.--All
eruptions sores and tumors are fed by irrita-
tine and poisonous particles in the exterior cir
cuiation. These are reached and neutralized
b. this penetrating antidotes and perfect cure
is the natural resnlt. The stomach is the pur-
ysyor csthe whole body II it's torpid, or dis
ordered, cr infianed, every other organ suffers.
These Pills arethe finest stomachic in existence.
They act specifically upon the digestive powers,
snd through them upon the liver, the bowels
and the circulation, regulating and invigorating
every function. There isa test by which to
know the genuine, viz: the Water mark, (" hol-
hssav, Nso York and London" which appears
ID semi transparent letters in every leaf Of The
hook or directions. Unless the same are plain.
10 seen IN the paper when held between the
sys and the light, the book and the medicine i
envelopes are counterfeit, M agis4 1
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,0srws are indebted to our friend, Rev. s. ?,
Woolf Of Pittsburgh, for copy of the "Min-
utes OF the Pittsburgh Annual Conference OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church, held in Cam
bridge, Guernsey county, Ohio, April, 1855"
or which he will please accept our thanks.
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3 ADVICE TO CoNsuMpTIvE PEoPLE-Yo You
want air, not pleasure; yon want pure air, not
medicated air; you want nutrition, such as plen-
" Of meat and bread win give, and they alone
physic hasno nutriment; gaspings for air cannot
cure you; monkey capers in gymnasiums can
not cure you, and stimulants cannot cure you
Ifyo,i want to get wellr go in for beef and out
door air, and do not be deluded into the grave
by sdiyertieemsnts and unreliable certifers.
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EgesnarkabEe Case of Juvenile De-
8a stt.taa DraVity.

The Hamilton, lO.) Telegraph, of the 9th, says;
"A heiter cali, aged one gear and t'oo months,
belonging to Mr., Robert Elliott, tenant on the
farm Of A. P. Miller, Esq, gave birth to calf
the other day, which is perfectly formed and
doing well, though rather under the medium
size. According to our unds srstanding Of the
laws Of pro-creation in the bovine family h''
fact young heiter must haze got in an interesting
situation schen only three months and fourier
days Old! This statement is made upon thu
best authority, and it may serve as warning t.
farmers who are not in hurry to increase the
herds. a5iAt 4aft @aF ifa. .'-t 5'.ttl
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ssratches. CIocks nmd gcwcIrY

We would call the attention ofpurchSsers OF
tie above named articles, to the fact that our
rieichbor G.. B. Barrett, has an unusually fine
stock on hands, and selling unusually low in
consideration Of 'fhard time.' He is also agent
for the sale Of the celebrated Periscopic Spec
sacles. Call and see them.
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Inrrc Pictures.

james Knox is prepared to take fullslzed
Photographs and Ambrotypes, in the latest and
most approved style, unreasonable Erlces'
He win also take small pictures on paper
suitable for sending away for 25 cents
Call soon, as he will leave in few days.
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C5-The celebrated Elephant "Hannibal, ,"be.
longing to Van. .Amburgh's Menagerie, and
which was exhibited in Cadiz on the Slst ult.,
died in Garfield, Ohio, on the following Mon
day. He orininally cost $4,000. tu
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IN ~ t FL E
Celebrated Thorough Bred Horse
' MORGAN ECLIPSE!
June I6, 1888

mont. AT five years of age he wa, ussA Pm
taken to the courses at Long Island, TV~ NV
New Y ork. as racer. he had few nss.&yzzSaz4s9
equals and superior. His tui
speed at trotting has never been fully ascertained
but he has been known to trot his mile in less than
three minutes. He was purchased at New York
by Messrs Moses, William and Samuel McColium
at cost of $l50o,00, and brought to Washington
county, Pennsylvania, for the stud business. AS
a foal getter he was never surpassed by any horse
| in the State. HEss
10 form some idea of the value of his stock is
| held in his own immediate neghborhood we will
average the price OF half dozen OF his Stallion Col ts
| from one to two and three years old respectively.
A. M. Evans, ESQ.,, sold yearling for 5000; John
Lnycock sold a yearling and u three year old Tor
$500: Rhinard Hatfield, Esq three year old from
| a Winfower mare for 5000; Jacob Hathaway two
wear old for $3.50; Capt John s Brady two year
old, for which he has refused $500 Total amount,
| $2550,00. Average price Of each colt, S42o- "a,
| i1 PEDiGREE.-Mo Morgan Eclipse as sired by
Sherman Morgan the we'll known trotting horse in
Vermont His dam was by old American Eclipse,
the fak test running horse in the United States IN
his time. 1t is deemed unnecessary to lace his
pedigree farther as the horse will recommend HIM
self TO all competent judges.
i Morgan Eclipse will be found during the months
of June and July, on the three first days OF each
week at the stable of I ID, Grimes in Cadiz and
the last three days OF each week at the stable Of
3. Hughes in New Athens. -
Terms SO to insure mare, to Oe paid when the
mare is known to be with foal. Failing to attend
regularly or parting with the mare orlets the in
suTance. No accountability for accidents or es
cspes. ar ,Vlitjl a84s ST s#t a. 4 III
|, Morgan Eclipse is a dark chestnut sorrell, l61s
hands, and weighs l4c0 pounds He is well cal
cuIated for either saddle or harness
If any thing further is desired TO be known con
cerning this horse we respectfully refer the fol
lowing named gentlemen, Hon. VIM, Montgomery
: Mai George +. Hammond, Capt, John S. Brady
Lewis Reddick, Esq, Washington, Pa; A. M
| Evans, Esq, Enoch Baker. ST., A, ] Patterson
| A H. 4 Ton ah
ington Co., Pa s. l.. Hughes, Esq, lDr. s, S
Sirouse, u. w, Bane, Moses McCollum, Amity,
: O., Washington Co., Pa Adam Wier, Esq Johl
Laycock, james Chadwick and Isaiah Saunders
Van Buren,, P. o., Washington Co., Pa. A li4y
n SPEARS, BUCKINGHAM & Co., Proprietor
, Cadiz, Ohio, June 3, 1858. as9e
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: 3 T.TJE<TTJ5;
SURGEON DENTIST. e. da'

nFFICELON MAIN STREET, NORTH OF
" Market directly opposite the Mansion Hou-e.
Having of late rehtted my Labara,ory, am pre-
styles on the shortest notice. All operations A.o.
ranted for 0ne year and repaired free Of charge.
Cadiz, April ~, '5o-ly gFl as.rs82 aa8 y
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InHN 8 DAVENPORT.

WHISTLES to nform the citizens of this county,
w that he is prepared to sell heavy. Boots as
well as light ones al price that is comfortable to
himself and also to his customers. Shop iew
doors south Of the depot, Market street, Cadiz, o.
CndiZ June I6 iS58-9t
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NPECI.ACLES!
Everybody go to
and see his new stock Of
PERISC0PIC
Glasses.
Glasses.
$40, Reward.

- = = S<Ws IGE ksttEWs = = :.
CTOLEN from the stable Of the subscriber. liv-
- ing near Gilmore, Tuscarawas county, Ohio,
Wednesday night, the 2nd inst, large BAn
MARE; six years old this Spring; with small
white star in her forhead, unusually thick on the
top Of the head resembling indications of pole
evil, the hair rubbed of her back, by the working
Of a back band also small scar on the right hip,
caused by kick .a
The above reward will be paid to any person
who will deliver 10 me the animal, or for such in
formation that will enai le me to recove her.
Address me by letter directed TO Gilmore p. o
Tuscarawas county, Ohio.
June I6, 1858. JAMES MAXWELL.
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Cadiz Stock Scales.

AupIToR's OFFICE, Harrison Co, Ohio,
CADIz, JUNE 10Th, 1853.
/, the undersigned, hereby certify that have this
10Th day of June 1858; tested the Scales wned by
the Incorpora led village of Cadz and find them to
be correct. X. w. klNSE1, County Sealer.
CadiZ June l6 l85S--3t
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:. C5y-It WILDE seen by the Washington News
n smother column that ii is supposed that the
Utah war is ended.