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The Nevada journal., 1858-10-22
The Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps

Is consequently in great demand by persons travelling
or about to settle in parts of the country especially
as well by many in every community, where it has
become known, account of its various other
dial properties.
In all cases of Dropsical tendency, it is generally
the only remedy required when adopted in the early
stage of the disease
In dyspepsia malades, when taken in proper quaint
ties diet drink and especially at dinner it is found
by uniform experience to be emneny ecacious in the
most Estimate cases. when the best of the usual
remedies have failed to afford more than temporary
lief In cases of ofFatulency, it immediate and III
variable specific and it be administered in diluted
all those troxyisms ofgrping pain in the stomach and
bowels to which they are especially subject, well as
the choic of grown persons.
Its judicious adoption in connection with the principal
meals, when of exhaustion dictates its use
fails TO relieve the debility attendant upon pro-
tacted chronic maladies low temperament and exhaust
ed vital energy, by whatever induced These
facts to which many Of the most eminent medical
both in England and tho United States have borne
mony and which corroboI ated by the highest writ
ten authc rites
Put ny in quart and pint bottles, in of dozen
with my name the bottles, cork, and fac smile of my
signature on the label.
For sale by all the respectable Druggists and Liquor
dealers i'll California and Oregon
UDOLPHO WOLFE Sole Importer.
No. - Beaver New York
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-22
Notice of Declaration,

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada TO
= ALL CONCERNED
The declaration of the undersigned, JANE BARNS
LEY STEVENS wife of William Stevens resident of
the sounty and State aforesaid, showeh that her
intention - carry business Sole trader under
and by virtue Of Act Of the Legislature of the state
California. entitled AN Act TO authorize Married women
to transact business in their Sole traders
said business consisting of Farming, Ranchhg and
Teaming to be transacted from date hereof in her own
ame and on her account, in the State and County
aforesaid that the amount invested by her in said busl-
does exceed the of Five Thousand Dollars
JANE BARNSLEY STEVENS
Grass Valley, July %, 1855
State of California-County of Nevada-Jane Barns
ley stevens being duly sworn deposeth and says
she has read he aoregoing Declaration and the
contents The reof that the is made in good faith
and that all the matters therein stated are true
JANE BARNSLEY STEVEN
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this July 2d 1853
July y3o-{w S. C. RIcHARDsAs, J.Tj
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-22
UDOLPHO WOLFE'S
SCH M APP .
Madiainal nrir,lz af Era;nartlr

SALUTARY QUALITIES, manufactured by himself
and we'll Known during tfe ffast , al
all the Atlantic and Western States.
1t Is made from the best Barley that be selected in
Europe with tho essence of an aromatic Italian berry
of acknowledged and extraordinary medicinal proper
ties. 1t has long since acquired a higher reputation
both IN Europe and America than any other diuradc
beverage.
Analyzed It's perfectly pure Liquor, in its effects
mid and wholesome tonic 1t is extensively used and
approved by the medical faculty the temperance peole
heads of families &c.
In Gravel, Gout, and Rheumatism in distractions of
the Bladder and Kidneys, and in General Debility its
effects are prompt decided and invariably reliable and
is only remedy for these malade but in all
which they produced by drinking bad water which
is almost universally the cause of hem it acts
preventive.
For Fever and Ague it is ofthe most efieacious
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-22
Sacramento Valley Railroad.

Sacramento Valley Railroad.
WINTER ARRAN iEMENT ION and after
w this date, the trains of the Sacramento Valley
Railroad will leave as follows, viz
Passenger Trains.
Will leave Sacramcut da ly - O'Clock and 2. P
viii leave Folsom dali! (SunGays excepted) at Il A.
NJ. Il NJ. and 2. NJ.
On Sundays. will leave Sacramento at Z! NJ, and
T. NJ, will leave FOLSOM at 4 \. NJ. and p. VI.
Until further notice, Excursion Tickets will be is
sued On Sundays.
Freight Trains.
Willleave Sacramento at u A. NJ anu P. NJ
- Folsom at 81 A NJ
The = l-2 4 NJ. Train viii take through Freight lny
No '~clght transported on sundays
STAGE connect with tn, - A. NJ. Trains for
NcT da, Grass Valley, Auburn
Iowa NIL. Forest city Downisville
Orleans Flat, Ophir, Gold Pill,
Ill noistown, Yankee Jim's, Greenwood
Gcorgetown, Mormon Island, Col ma,
Fl Dorado Diamond Springs Placerviie,
Prairie City. Michigan Bar Cooks Bar
Wallis Digsings. Live osk City, Arkansas Diginss
Willow springs. DrytcWu, Amador,
sutter. Jackson, Fiddletown,
And other intermediate places
The Stages will wi h the IL NJ Train in ar
irving in Sacramento in time for the san Francieca
boats.
For Freight or passage apply at the r. stations
Oct If J. ROBINSON. Supt
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-22

James p. Bull. of the Placer Press,
was shot at, a few days ago, in Auburn.
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-22
JANSON, BOND & CO.,
IMPORTERS &JOBBERS in DRY GOODS

lMHURIE6S g JUbbEES III DR GUUUS
Corner of Battery & Clay streets, San Francisco
HAVE now landing and in store
IL 300 Bales 80 inch Brown drills,
1G0 Bales &c inch Brown Sheetings
100 Bales No. 0-0O0 Duck,
500 Bales No 30 Duck
20 Bales Raven Duck,
10 Cases MerIimac Prints
10 Cases Prague Prints,
- Gases Pacific Prints
10 Cases Dunnel'S Prints,
lC ases and A Bleached shrtings,
10 Cases Ga, s4 and l04 Bleached Shirtings,
90 Cases Blue Drills
10 Cases Blue Denims,
10 Bales Hickory Stripes,
% Bales T. !. and A rickings
10 Bales Scarlet, Blue and Grey Flannels,
10 Bales Ballardale White Flannel
5 Cases Coburgs and Merinos.
5 Cases Wool and half Wool Plaids
10 Gases Paeiiic~new ,,-- I,; 80 De LANES;
Cases, all wool Styles do
2 Cases French Nerinos,
1000 Bay State Plaid Shawls,
loco Cashmere and plain Wool Shawls
Black and C0ored Silks
Plain, Figured and Plaid Silks,
And large assortment of other Dress Goods.
BLANkETS-lO0O pair White, Green & blue Mackinaw
1900 Pair BIB, TBB and >BG Blankets,
1000 Pair cheap Grey English Blankets,
1000 Pair cheap blue English Blankets,
800 Pair Scarlet English Blankets
Goo Pair 81 10 II, and l2-4 White Bed Blankets
Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
1000 doz NIerino and all " ool Socks
500 do- Sa,inet and .. can Pants,
800 doz Duck and Cottonade Pants,
500 doz Hickory aud theck Shirts
500 doz Calico and White Dress Shirts
500 doz Overalls and Jumpers,
Black and Fancy silk Cravats Neckes Silk Handker-
chiefs Suspenders, and variety of other articles
too numerous TO mention. For sale LOW by
JiNSON, BOND & CO., .
Corner Battery and Clay sire
San Francisco Oct. l-tf
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-22

V Francis 2. Blair, jr. has taken
steps to contest the seat of Mr.. Barrett.
lis competitor in Congress. Before the
courts Of St. Louis, Blair has proved
himself decidedly in the vantage
ground.
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-22

Geo, Pen Johnston has retired from
the editorial control of the San Francisco
National. His successor is not announ-
ced.
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.
/. q. q. r.

The regular meetings of OUSTOMAH LODGE, No
will be held every Tuesday evening at the ncwHa
on Pine street, (Kidd's new buiding)
H CALVIN, ~ @.
]. B. VANHAGAN, Sec'y. novel
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To regulate The rnnnln, Al LARGO "fswino.
By the cuunGll of the Incorporated village
"i findlay, b" II aud II is hereby "rdalnod: 80
Sfr. |. That al breeding SONS are hereby
prohibited fr"m running al large within the
limits nf said Incorporated village.
Sgc. 2 That All other swine not included in
sccii"n one ul this "i dlnauce, arc hereby pre-
hlbltcd from running ~ large within the limits
al SAID Incorporated village, unless the same
are provided with two g'"'d and sufficient
rings ~ tho uuSo nf each swiiie, ar have thoir
n"S,'s So sliiitd ~ Ia prevent thcr roofing.
sic. 3. That the owner oi each swine suffer
ink the same /" run u, large wthln tho lim'is
ioi said Incorporated village, ~ violation "f tins
ordnance. shall forfeit and pay fer every such
.llrncn the sum oi one dollar, Ia be- recovered
before the Mayor, and when collected applied
tu borough purposes; and ANY Ciin"n "i said
Incorporated village Is hereby authorized /"
su, i,r and rscover the same.
SLC. I. rhis ordinance Ia take effect and he
IN iurro from and aiier lls publlcat"n.
EZRA BROWN. Md,W,
:. ,. GRAY, R'emdsr.
july ~, ls5s.- 3w
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How ro Cook RHvBARs ON Pir
PLAsy,7-Gs, the linneus rhubsrb. ltl
10 issfsr, more tender and better n vnr
Cd ihan any ether. tsquies leas sugar
ty one fourth, and has no skin 10 he
taken Of. 10 not attempt 10 peel II,
but cut in pieces Sc long ss the thick
ness OF the Nork. and put them with
your sugar in an csr'hsrn dish without
wstsr; Cover II 10 retain tho Havof. and
-plscs il IN an oven snd cook quite ten
der. without stirring or breaking the
bisces. II TOO mnch cooked itassumes
sst,ingy appearance. and ioo.e's its
'fuity character This tosy cclor Of the
stalks will give your dish an attractive
appearances, and tho dy .PsPlic viii
'hnd IL q % srfui aid TO digestion.
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BEEF! BEEF!! BEEFM!

TuNHE undersigned has opened a BUTCHER
Il SHOP, in Hyatt's lInilding. nearly opposite
the Court House, where he always keeps
on hand AN excellent quality of FRESH MEAT.
lie would respectfully invite his former Gus
toners and rs many others rs feel disposed, tu
test his ability L. accommodate them, tu give
him call. do they wish Bggr.sTEAks, he has
the very article IL suit their taste. Do they
prefer "A ROAST, ho can supply wants IN tins
respect too; ar II they wisn u Boii, or "a BAkE.
they all speak AT once
April q, 1888. A. KAN;.
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'fAiorsyyo t'hrrish.

rhs eyes tha, iors With i"va IN thor,
That brigham with Thy su,ilv
That rnutsiy bid thee hnre again
Thou Art had awhile; ..,....t.
The ty9H shst. !. vftsn nD.wofis Ara breathed
Gaze fonily into thine
Oh. cherish theu, ere they grow I'm,
rhey uar nJt always shinc'
fhs fithfll hearts around thee,
That glow with love and y"nth.
That tina and caro- ne'er vet have s"trsd,
Norrayishsd Of their Truth;
TIA hearta whose heatlnes y G hhso beard
When throbbing near our own co.
bh~h6rfab them These hoatlh.s hushch,
EArth's dearast tones are zone
The .days when there arr hearts and eyes
THAT thrcb and beam Tor thae;
rhs few feet hours when life doth SEEN
Bright as a summer sea;
ms thr.ii ps nncrnnt whrn 20 srs,k
The full koart's 10Y is vain
Oh. cherish ,heu7 cnre gone. alas
rhsy ne'er return again
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r-rAIi Work Warranted Fire and wn
tpr nruatI1


NOTICE h.rob, given that lhc undcr,gn
~ sd, by virtuc uf the provision at the last
v III aud testament of john l"v.,o,re, late at
Hancock county, Ohiu. deceased. " u, an the
~th dsy al august, Isis, nArr M public ven.
due, Al the late Residence nf said deceased.
about three miles West "i Findlav, IN III" STATE
road leading IRON Findlay t0 k,llda, the fnl
lnvng valn thlc and highly cultivated real
estate, tu w.t. The south east quarter NJ see
unn twenty "ur. and the east halt al the south
west quarter ~ section twenty one. ~ i"wn'
slnii nnr nnIth, "i range ten east ntainInp
twn hundred aud fnrty acres oi land, more ~
less.
Tlaus or sAL.;- One third cash in hand ~
: IT,. day ui sale, and the Residue in equal ,nliu
/ u pay mchts ih "iIc aud i've wears, with inter
ust if"ui th" div nt sale. to u" Serurcd h,
mortgage un sid premises, \ g'"'d title Wi
. hr gwen. ABRAHAM ruNENMilE,
ENcrui"r"i John l'"Ncnnirc deceased
I July !, lS5S. st
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Notice.
To the Subscribers Of the Fremont &
Indiana Railroad.

TNASMUCW rs the Company are now engaged
i in the consti uctun ~ the Road West of
finday toward Shannon, and viii commence
laying track within the next Ave days ttlIe
weather pcrmiiting), II is very important that
the subscribers make strong efforts u pay IN
AS fast ~ possible. that the road may he crowd
cd IN to completion. for the Farmers have
great need II II. aid the Road will he com
plcied as far as Lima this year, il means can
he procured fast enough. | am auth"rized /"
receive and receipt f'r all moneys that may
cnme inin my hands. Friends, will you ali
ma<s y united effort I" move the ears ainng'--
viii receive on deposit for the Company, just
II am absent, Mr.. PRAy, in the Fndlay Bank,
las well rs myself. u. j. CORY.
June II. lsis.--tf director f. & Ia. ". n.
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The SAW AND THg SAU CIR. 81
cnme for the cav, sir,' said m nr
chin.
What sance'9' ssked the neigh.
bor. ..ti f.lE JHu III
"Why, the saw, air, that you bor
rowcd," replied thc urchin, 'oco,4
alborrowed mo snncer." gS1.G
Surely yon did. sir-you Dor.
rowed our saw, sir"
"I'e OF never saw your san,
ccr."
"Bnt yon ,lii, sir-tlcre', the saw
cir. now, sir"
"Oh, yon ant the sap' Why
the thunder didn'tyou say scat first,
,Iusr i.nR 'Eu Nrmma {stay
ing with newly married daughter.) J.
my dearest. sweetesr dRrlingl--
What, cryingl Why what's thu
matterG saI4 7 q k~EtI
Dauskt4 with many sobs -"Oh
m'm.m mamma dearl Here's Ch
CHI -Charl, 80 dreadfnlly II n kind
lie knows the h h h horse tanning sc
cr't, and he w-w.w-wont t,li il T.
mrl'
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Ordinance for Macndnmizins Allie

Ordnance for Matchmaking Allies.
10y the t"uncil uf the Incorporated ,ill1Se
ID II findliv. bo II. aud II hereby Is ord,in'
"d.
Sc. l. That any person interested in hav
INK ~, alley ~ sad Incorporated village mae
adImiLrd. MAY cause the same Ia he done 10y
presenting tnSiid Council n petition III writing
signed hy ~" thriS "f all the owners and or-
rupants uf lots uljniuing SAID alley, giving u
pertinent dos"riptiun oi such alley, and par.
uculary describing the p"in, wher" such mac
,dainiLing ~ Ia auli mrncn, and the turul na
ti"n thereof
SIc J. Dn presentation ~ such petition,
and the g. uncil hcing satisfied that The san
Is signed by the requisite numhcr ~ owners
and occupants "i lots adjoining such alley, and
Having caused an entry oi the same 1" h" made
upon the records "i their proceedings. the
Street Commissioner shall proceed t"">lthlisi
the grade "i such alley, and direct the manner
IN which the labor thereon shall be performed
SIC. :. Within siXiy days after che grad" I,
established. Hs provided IN the preceding sec
ton, and after due note" thereof, II shall b,
the duty "f each and every lot.nwner adjoining
such alley. Ia cause the sam. to be mIcadam
ILrd under the direction and To- the acceptance
al Srch street Commissioner. Each l"t"wnrl
itn maradHmiT ~ much NJ such alley ~ hr'
between the "crtcr al the same AMI his or he
lot.
! SyC I. In default "f the owner or owners 81
Il"iS, tu mtra'iIniI" such alley, as provided u
I the preceding SECTIONS, II shall bc the duIy Z"
the Street t"mmi' Siunrr tn cause the same I,
h" miridim,z',i, and report III" costs and cS
l'Un>r al the came, with ihr amount "llarS"all,
1 /" each lni respectively. together with the nun
her ri tho i"ts, Ia the Treasurer "f laid .iIcur
p"rl,rd village, aud SAID Treasurer IL hereby
authorized to collect The \ nouni suIcl"rtrd I,
him, from the rrSprcriyc owners OF such ad
j"lnihg l"t1 ~ County Trcasurcrs are 10y Law
,alowcd I" cull"ct delinquent taxes.
q. g., poMEROY, Mayor.
:. +, GRAY. R,cm,iT.
Junc 1h 1s,e
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rnE HAIs.--It'ssg e. at mIsia ks 10
blsit he hair ef children rnder eleven
orivslvs years Of age. Tho process
OF plating move or less strains the hairs
in their root, by pulling them tight;
tends 10 deprive them OF 'hei' requisite
happily OF nutrment, sni chScks their
growth. The hair OF girls 'noull br
CO, rather shori. and allowed TO curl
irssly. When they are about eleven
OF twelve tho hair should bs twisted
into coil; no, TOO psha nor tied a, the
sni with thin usad. bnt with pierre
OF ribbon.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-07-30

"Tss WAY the MoN,Y Goss w.
The cost az . thirtecn-inch shell, as
titles through the air. f2 los. AZ
each expi,sion there goes t,so guin'
'oa., bsngl The estit,sted cost oi
firing . thirty elk inch bomb, 10 nenr
" $50. Thcse figures afford some
idea Of the Smelling ont" which Is
tneceasitatei by warfare
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Union school.

TINIIE next term of this School will commence
Il in the High School Department, August
yin, aud IN the intermediate and Primary do.
puriments September 9Th. Tuition Tor those
not IN the district, per quarter of thirteen
weeks, IN the High School, Is 90 in the lnter.
mediate, $500; in the Primary, ~ so. In each
case where the tuition Is not settled before the
pupil leaves School, my cents IN addition to
the above rates may he charged. All outer.
INK School will lie charged for the quarter. A
reduction VIII he made for sickness of a week
or more, but none for II am not exactly sick,
but stll don't feel much like study"
After few weeks, n Teachers Glass will he
orgsuized, to which one lecture daily will be
gwen, pointing out tho best method of teach
ing, classifying, and governing schools, &c.
Transfers from L. Primary Schools VIII be
made At the commencement Of tho Winter
term.
Pupils are earnestly requested to be prcsen,
ut the opening uf the schuuis, 81 that CLASSES
can DO organized to tho best advantage.
by order vi the Board,
/ W. X. LEONARD, Supt
july ~, ls5S.-.5w
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Ak Ilt T,yEp RHJmsDrR - The
pagan chief Itsdbod had already i'm.
tnctsed one of lila royal legs in the
baptismai tont, when thought
struck him. "Wh.rc are my dead
forsfashers at PRESENT. he said, turn.
ing suddenly upon Bish = Wolfram;
"ln bell, with 81 other unhclcvers, "
wal the imprndent answer "MiEhy
vol, replied Radbod, removing his
teg, "thcn will | rather least with
my ancestors in the hell Of Wooden,
than dwell with your little starvc.
ling band OF Christians in Heaven
Entreaties md threats were unavall-
ing. Tho Frisinn declined positive
~ a rite which was to cause an e,cr-
nal separation from his buried kind
red: and he died as he lived. a hea.
then II .Hot'ty's Dutch Rrpubiio
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oRHFrENBeao - ..'''''''
FAMILY MEDICINES.
pCTAJ} pRICES
PITTS. per boz Is cents,
" Gften Mmifitain o 0intmeBtj tttrbox2Sc.
II Ossse Testimony.
H.a+posD, Tfymbull CO.. o..
Mattbt lkn7


hereby tetttfy thst Ilhsve been dealing
~ the Graifrnberg Medicines for the past
year, aud can truly say that have never Of
iered any medicines 10 the public that have
met with the more decided appreciation Of
the people than these. pdtticuiarlythe Pills
and Caiholicon. They w,li readily pttioini
all ahd iiidft than is promised Tor them.
have sold about city bottles Of the Catholi-
con the past seasot, dtd | hear the best re.
suits IN every case. ~ IL.
5. II. @. JOHNSON, Med. AT.
Read what Dr.. Bushnell says OF the afaf
fenbsrr Medicines. DIR. H. Us physician ~
extensive practice, and one of the most sue
cesslul in the county lfumbuli) IN which
he rcs des:
H,Rrpotp, TrumbulI co. O,,l
Marcn I, 1851.
| This certiies that have used the Graf
fenhere Pills and Marshall's Catholicon,
sold here hy J. ". G. Johnson, in my prac.
tice, Ia my entire satisfaction. They are
good medicines. ...l-.
DR. G. W. BUSHNELL.
wgsr Bsnvono, Coshocion co...
! May Ia, 1851.
! Mt II u. .Ringsley--Sir:.f have been sell.
ing the medicines of the Grsfent erg Com.
pany fU. tbriT7' ten years, md have invai, /.
ably found theni 20 give good gat,sfact ion
and the Pills have sold to great man,
families rs regularl, as their tea and coffee
aud with my trade hey have become q sta
7 pie article. Marshall's Uterine Caiholicor
( rs a medicine that has done q great amoun
of good in female diseases. One lady I sole
I it to, told Inc that she had received Eor,
good from Que bottle than she did from
long course Of medical treatment by H.,
most skilliul physicians. Yours truly,
! JAMES WILSON.
i For sale by
II. u. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
! General Agent for Ohio
Also bv
& A. LANGWORTHY, Findiay;
7 ISRAEL GREEN, Z"
! HIPKlNS Il CO., Gilboa;
! v. l.. liBLLER6 4 co, Van Bnren
! SCHROCR n CORBIN, vanIe;
=. q $. MOSHER, Arlington;
u. u. BARNEY 4 CO., McComh.
Match 10. 1859 .--Gm.
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AA&tii.r n ihs ( Knicksrbocke, 50 "
itrsins nstwsnty.six ko,irsin The day, in
Oregon. sUa for seventeen months in
ihs ) sst. !. A sho wer commence on III E
81 df isst November. and continued un
Ill the 10Th Of March, when II set infor
'sIens storm which isnot finished YET.
Moisntss must sbound in thst country
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VIII be Published June 18th.
THE EXILESOF FLORIDA.
by JOSHUA r. aIDDINos.
ILLUSTRATED With SIX FINE tNGRAvlNGS.
Oue yoi,inir. I1mo. :ltU IN. sIOl,

Oue toitnar. tSmo. JsO pp. st,Wi,
This work Will portray. with eminent ability,
the rrlmrs committed by our Gnvcrnmcni
against the Maruons who frd from south Gar.
ulIni and otcr sf,vC STATES, seeking protect
ion under Spanish iaws, IL VIII alsu show the
bad faith exercised towards the Ind oi
finida, and lin hnihdtn present true view ol
thr long fought FLOEiDA WAR.
The object Of tho work Is Ia operate upnnl
the pvl,tical morality al tiic country, bv rali
ing firth the svmpa,hirs and moral feelings Of
the people; and Its condemnation at the tyran.
ny III tir Executive and as supporters, should
CONNIE nd II TO the attention "f every Ameri
lc.Urt zen.
Thu lnns and distinguished services, high
personal character, AMI hn"wn ability oi the
writer, val he a sufficient snarlniy at It's mer
lIls.
The Washington correspondent ~ the New
f"rs'Ernwg Posf5wh" esanned some Of the
Iadyairr sheets, sayb,
II have cNaWin,id II with pleasure and in,
lstrurtnl. The work viii prove a valuable
history ni important events which viii un-
,dnuhtedly BE- pnsscd over by these who claim
to he tho hisiOriaIs of the country, either IN
consequence ~ tI'A 'cculiar institution which
~ ronccrne. or because they have not the IN
'clitirs uisrguiring information un the subject
1" amy other man than M. Giddiiigs, the sub
ljcctoi the spanish Msroons ar Seminole slaycl
would Mr,''ne complex and remote. Perhaps
liheru has h.cn nO subject whrh he has NOR,
lthorouglly investigated IN ths course Of HI
publ,u ,lules, ,t,or sny That he comp rche nd
better iln,n thus. Tie book VIII cover vas
jenl NJ impnrtant Information besides that I
= which II ls the specd obiori nj the author /
treat, The character oitlsroOla, as drliueate
~ the prn of AFR. 6iddinys, Is grand Ia contt,I
plate. Ms tarrniage, marriage, runalliic III
amt n"h,c dc uli, make up u nh,st lhriiiipg AN
obstructive chapter III tho work; and while III
whole IL produced IN the usually earnest, nlet
aud concise style 0f the author, II is also ben,
tined with Romance mere charming han ca
y bs gathered ironn the w"rld OF nction,"
!, Sc Agents wanted IN every county In v
United states.
FOIlEfT, FOSTER 4 co, PpBLisHEHs.
= Journal Buu,iings, toiuH,bus, OH
NJ.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-07-30

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