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Smyrna times., 1858-12-02
PAINTS ! PAINTS! !!

THE Subscriber, having connected with the Drur
and Prescription business PAINTS. OILS WARM SH.
rs, BRUSHES, GLASS, DYE-STUFFS &c. is now
prepared 10 furnish all in that line who NAV favor
him with a call He would also take this oppoI uuitv
Of returning To the public his sincere thanks for the
liberal patronage they have shown him, and homes.
by strict attention and industry, 10 merit contnu
amce Of the same. JAS T. IIOFFECKER
Commerce St, door below Eliasons Corner,
Haay -j8 Smyrna uoI
Smyrna times., 1858-12-02
File Cutting.
The General (sg,isaiom

Is that LEWIS q BROTHER, corner Main aod Cor,
meree SIS, smyrna Del selling GOods of every i
seriptiOn, decidedly cheap. Now is the time IN h,,
Bargains. Give them call. o1a |
Smyrna times., 1858-12-02
Group, Whooping Cough, Inqucrzo.

p SrEi NGFIEiD. Miss Feb ! ls5G
bkoTnER AVER: | "I! cle"rtully certify your Pc
.'i"I M IS me hcs remedy possess lar hc cur, of
wnGo,opi"g cough, Group and tie chest diseases nf
otuiei. we oi yoar fraternity in the Suulh aplrc.
people UIr,?, Cot''.,, u,e''t A. 10 10 'u'
AMOS LEE, Esq. Monterey, Ia, writes, 3d Jan, lsj6
had tedious iluciza " hei! cont. c,I me in l
SIX weeks; took many medicines " thou! relief; final
lie hia dose rcleIod the soreness IN lI,. Ir.ri ai
lungs less ihan one hllf The bottle mate me- ,o,i
piei@Iy well. Your medicines are the cEeanc,I ~.
"eII as 'he ocsi we can bay ard cc~ccin vou soc.
' al" y"ut Iciedic. a. IA. poor mans irlcId."
Smyrna times., 1858-12-02
Asthma, or Plhisic, and Bronchiris.

G. HLsr MiN,mEarEa. Pa. Feb4 1856
ok your Cherry Peclpral is ,erorlning mary elton,
! 'a,uS u lhs section 1t has relieved several from
alarming symptoms ofcoilyumpti3n and IS now cur,,,.
man VINO has IdbpreJ under an affection of the i
ioF me last i"fy years. Henry l.. PARIS mercli:n
RAMSEY, NJ d, Albion, Monroe Co ,Iowawri,c.
1ept o. 1923: " During my Practice OF many Yeas
nite louhd nothing equal 10 yOnr Cherry Pcr"ral ior
giving elSe aad rcet TO consumplIve patients, Or rI
ring such are cu-able."
we might add volumes of evidence, hut the nos,
convincing prof of Tie virtues Of this remedy IS
found in It's elects upon risl.
Smyrna times., 1858-12-02
Consumption.

rr0haby no one remedy has ever been known
Mhich cured 50 many aud such dangerous cases rs linz
@4ie no human ald can reach; but even 10 those he
CHerry FectOra atlurds relief and c; miort.
AsroR House. New York City, March 5 lsrG
DOCTOR AVER, Lowell: feel il a duty and rIn,
sure to inform you what your Cherry Pcclora MAS dome
Tor my wife. She had been FIVE months aborlrg ,,u
der Inc dangerous symptoms OF CoIsumpiion from
Mhch h' aid we could procure gave her much relief
81 was steadily falling until Dr. Slrouo Of ,l,. i,
where we have come tor advice, recommended i mai
ot your medicine. We bless his kindness As We dn
your Skill; i]r she has recovered from that dav She
io yei as strong as She used be- bat Is free fr
her coh!h and calls herself we'll. Yours with cro,
'uue anu regard ORLANDO SHELLEY, Of Shelb,lI.le.
3J C0H%tnlpilreS do not despair ill YOU have tried
AZ Elk CHERRY PICTORIAL. Ii Is MADE hy one
VI e oss' euca! chemists IN The world and lis cures
al around ls besPcak The high merits Of ITS yrlucs
Smyrna times., 1858-12-02
TlNaBEEe-E.AND

For S lie or r &c h angc.
! have One Hundred and Two Acres of Timber
Land. on Dulaney Manor, miles from town, which
will sell or exchange for property III Snyrua.
June a. 1858. MARY PATTERSON
Smyrna times., 1858-12-02
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The hydraulic press., 1858-12-25
CHE Nudraulic Press.
MAsoNIc.-The following are the of

MAsoNIC.-The following are the Of
csrs elect of Manzanita Lodge, No. 1O2 f. A. NJ for
the ensuing year W. p. L. Winham, w. NJ; J. III.
Enger, s. w. A. Fraser, J. W.; Jas. H. Moore, Treas
user, E. Tranchere, Secretary. They will be installed
on the morning of st. Johns Day, December 9th.
In the evening of the Same day the fraternity give
grand ball at the Union Hotel. goodly attendance
or brethren Of the Order from every part of the county
Il expected and the occasion will undoubtedly be one
Of great interest and pleasure.
The object of this ball is not sordd one. The be-
nevolent society under whose auspices it is conducted
will certainly make it result in blessings the needy
and suffering This consideration may add zest to the
enjoyment of those who attend.
The hydraulic press., 1858-12-25
FRENCH CORRAL. A correspondent

of the Marysvlle Express writing from this place. gives
The following account of Pollards Reservoir and Tail
Sluiee-The reservoir is situated between two promi-
nent ridges about two miles from this place, between
which ridges an artificial embankment has been con-
struete which is 700 feet in length So feet in hight
with base of $50 feet the superficial capacity of the
reservoir is nearly $50 acres and when full will
age about twenty feet depth of water which at the
nal price Per inch is worth $4,000 The water is
let into the ditch below through long cuvert which
extends some distance inside of the embankmeut: At
the inside end of the culvert iron box and gate
which is raised depressed at pesaurc by means of
screw attached to long iron rod set in tall massive
framework Of wood, which overtops the embankment
ITSELF The reservoir is supplied by bitches whose
sources are dried up during the summer and is nep-
cd to be of sufficient capacity to supply the mines at
this point with water during the entire year
The tail sluice for carrying off the washed earth and
gravel Is Of but little less magnitude than the resers
toir. There are 500 boxes of IA feet length EACH
feet in width, and feet in depth. made of IL inch
plank, and containing with the ss and uprghts the
cnormcus amount of 100000 feet of lumber The en-
tire ume is lined depth of four inches with block
and stone, which is considered the best and only
kind of rifles necessary.
This Is the only outlet for the mines facing the town.
~hiohreners it absolutely certain that the sharchod
win reap handsome reward for their heavy outlay
Of time and money
The hydraulic press., 1858-12-25
REMEMBER THE LITTLE Folks.

Make their tiny hearts glad with gifts of toys and all
tho baubes which mimic the objects of mans later
ambition. timely present to the children will en-
balm the donor in their grateful memories for to
come.
Don't forget them during the present holidays. The
Agivng Of gifts cheap mode of comforting happiness.
and like mercy, blesses tho.e who confer we'll US
I. those who receive.
Cohn, Franchere and Barney have all got stocks of
toys and other Juvenile desderata hand, well
many literary and other souvenirs suitable for "chld
;ren Of q larger growth"
The hydraulic press., 1858-12-25
RECEIPT IN FULL. Two hungr,

RECEIPT IN FULL. Two hungry
took supper the Sierra Nevada Hotel one night
this week. of whom ate six plates of meat and the
other seven, besides awful quantity of msceanies.
They very noisy and troublesome, and when they
came to the counter settle Crawford told them if he
did what was right he should charge them double
One of them apoogized and paid the regular bill for
himself and companion. The other gentleman deman-
ded written recept-bustcred furiously, and swore
he would not leave without receipt. Crawfo.d
Took off his jacket and rolled up his sleeve
Aud knocked him to the other side of Jordan,
giving him q final receipt in front of tho house
The hydraulic press., 1858-12-25
GRAND PRoJECT.-Mr. Jas. Pettir

ger proposes plan for tunnelng through the Sierra
Nevada, with view to the construction of Pacific
Railroad, by means of the ordinary mining processes
washing the dirt it is drted out, running open
cuts, and SO making the work pay for itself. Jim will
apply to Congress for a contract, and shall have
Influence with that honorable body.
The hydraulic press., 1858-12-25
SAVING THE COITNTy EXpENSE-

SAVING THE COUNTY EXPENsE.-A
"Chnaman caught in the act of stealing chickens
from Mrs. McEvans premises evening this week
and forced by his captors to pay ten dollars for the
sport. The money paid to the of the chick
who has previously been often robbed in this way;
and thus justice done without expense the
ty. Taking Johns money is worse than Imprisonment
The hydraulic press., 1858-12-25

2 DIED.-The Mexican who was shot
last Friday morning has since died and been buried
There was some fusion of names in account of
the ARRAY which resulted in his DEATH but the main
facts were not thereby perverted explanation is hot
The hydraulic press., 1858-12-25

CARRIERS ADDRESS Satur-
day being the first day OF 1862 the Carrier of the r
DaAUuc PREss will call town subscribers with
NEw YRARs ADDRESS. John is a mighty good boy and
IN intelligent one, and deserves substantial comp-
ment in return for his rhymes. Polish up his nut
brown face with kindness, and send him on his way
rejoicing he will talk about you his old age or when
he Il President.
The hydraulic press., 1858-12-25

CHRISTMAS DINNER.-George Gull
lodi serves up splendid dinner at the Washington
Restaurant to-day at o'clock.
Although his turkeys are not all "drumsticks" they
viii probably walk off with amazing celebrity be sure
AndHo early.
The hydraulic press., 1858-12-25

NEVER TOO LATE-Smith & Glow
paving the about their livery stable AID will
b Joined by the drug store the Sierra Nevada Hotel
end adjoining buildings. 1t may be said Of San Juan
that cher ways desperately evil" but they being
tnended, piece by piece.
The hydraulic press., 1858-12-25
THE TOWNSHIP RELIEF MEEMNG

was numerousy attended last Sunday and the project
met with universal approval. As will be in
other column, committee appointed to draft
plan of organization, which will be reported adj
journed meeting at o'clock tomorrow Sunday after
noon
The hydraulic press., 1858-12-25

MILL STOPPED. of the bolts
blew out of the engine boiler at Clark Co.'s Saw Mill
on Thursday afternoon but the Engineer happened to
be absent and thus probably avoided being injured by
the escaping steam.
The hydraulic press., 1858-12-25

AccIDENT.-On Tuesday night,
heavy bucket foil about fifty feet down shaft of the
Star Company, and struck workman the shoulders
bruising him considerably, but luckily breaking no
bones.
The hydraulic press., 1858-12-25
M A r r 1 E D /;

In San Francisco. Dec. 18th, by Rev. B. p Cutler,
THOMAS FINDLEY, Esq, of Sacramento, to Miss
L0TTIE YOUNG, of San Francisco.
In Nevada, Bee. 10th, by Rev. j. III. Warren, Mr. EZ-
RA MORSE and MARTHA A. HALL.
In Purdy. EcNairy county, Tenn, by Bishop A. A.
Sanders, Mr.. ISAAC w. NASH, printer, to Miss SAL
LIE A. BELL.
The hydraulic press., 1858-12-25
FOR RENT.
GALVANIZED IRON HOSE.

UNHE subscriber is now prepared to manufacture
Galvanized Iron Hose for miners use, OF superior
quality and manufacture, at the lowest rates. lie mas
quantity of Iron and Bands on hand, and can I'LL or
ders at short notice. CALL send orders to the Tin
Hardware store, Main street. r. SMITH.
North San Juan, March s. '5S. 16d
The hydraulic press., 1858-12-25

MORE SNow.-A heavy snow COM
msnced falling about o'clock on Thursday afternoon.
and by 10 that night had accumulated to the depth of
eight inches There was constant thaw, owing to the
extreme weness of the ground else the depth would
have been much greater. The telegraph wires were
completely enveloped and looked like large white ropes
stretching from one snow-laden pine to another.
The hydraulic press., 1858-12-25
LINES "To Nv PARENTS" bv s

BIC" are respectfully declined. The sentiments
pressed are creditabe to any ones heart but they
clothed in very faulty verses.
The hydraulic press., 1858-12-25

~ Mr.. +. Kimball proposes to es-
tAbsh dancing school in this place, he
obtain sufficient number of pupils. lie has large
school in Nevada and is very highly recommended by
those whom he has taught.
The hydraulic press., 1858-12-25
B o r N j:

AT Grizzly Ill., Nov. 25th, the wife of A. J. Dooittle
of a Daughter.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-03
rhe Game commencec.

True to their instincts, the Locofoco Prcss
Of tho Ninth District have already commen-
ced tho task of lying Judge Carey down.
The Forum Of last wcok, in noticing the
nomination, makcsthc following assertions
lst That Carey was p Fcderalist.
2d. That Carey was Maine Law can
didale. f
Sd. That Carey was Know Nothing.
In making these assertions, the Forum
uttered three good round lies, and nothing
shorter. Judge Carey was never Fcdernl-
ist--ou the contrary was jackson Demo
crat. 4If Is
He was not Maine Law candidate, and
was never in Know Nothing Lodge in his
life. He was never member Of the order
But speaking Of Federalists and Federalism,
why should the Forum refuse to support
Carey on that score. Unsupported Buchan.
an who was one of tho blucst kind Of Fed
eralists. Talk about Federslist represent
ing this District forsootb, when one Of them
now occupies the Presidential chair.--Bu
cyrus Journal
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-03
Calirornla ana OREGON.

BY the arrival of the steamship Moses
Taylor, from Aspinwall on the 9th, 81, ,4a4,-
GA in gold was received with the Califor-
MIA mails. q
Tho Oregon State Government was or
ganizcd at Salem, the capital on tho eth
ut.
John Whiteaker was declared Governor
elect, took the oath of Office, and delivered
his inaugural message. The officers of the
territorial government appear to have abdi-
Gated in silence.
The Fraser river golden humbug has ex-
ploded. Tho San Francisco correspondent
of the N. Y. Tribune writes that there are
thousands of men at Victoria, and on Fra
ser River who would be glad to return to
California if they had the means, but as
they have not, thoy must stay whcro they
arc.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-03
The County Convention.

We hope every Republican in the county,
will bear in mind that the convention to
nominate county officers, will be held at the
Court House in Fremont, on Saturday tie
llM instant. 1t seems almost needless, still
we cannot let the occasion pass without
urging our friends in each Of tho townships
to attend to their primary meetings, for the
purpose of selecting delegates to the conn
ty convention, and also TO signify their
choice for their township assessor. Let the
work commence and be prosecuted with
vigor. The Republicans are strong enough
to overthrow the sham democracy in this
county if they will but exert their strength,
and bring out their voters, and unless they
do so defeat is certain.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-03

Senator Tumbull madc speech at Al
ton ON the 26th, in which II is said he
"nailcd" the die" in most emphatic man
ner. He presented the testimony TO sustain
the position assumed by him in his Chicago
speech, in such clear shape, and so perfect
in its connnoctions that the Courier says il
was sufficient to,convince tho mind Of any
unprejudicod man. 1t adds:
"Many Of the audience were not prepared
for such mass Of overwhelming testimony,
but there was tho official record, about
which there could be no dispute, and when
Judge Trumbull, after reading il in full,
asked the question if it would not be suf-
fcicnt evidence in capital case, to hang q
man, the loud responsive "aye' told its eff
feet, and that the arch traitor TO his free
constituents, stood before them completely
unmasked" asta $500
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-03
oAgter MY Place..

Who nominated Douglas for the Senate !
OF what party is ho tho choiccl What
convention has indicated its preferences for
him over any orc of tho score of democrats
of the State, his equals in ability, and his
supcriors in honestyf Who put him on
the stump, and who taught him to whine
out in every speech, that Lincoln "wants my
place"s "after my place" is anxious to
crawl into my placer Who constituted
him the embodiment Of the Democratic
sentiment of Illinois? and by whose invita-
ton does he thrust himself forward as the
champion of the democratic faith? He
tainted Lincoln, tho other day at Ottawa,
because he had been nominated by con-
vention of his party friends with an una
nimity that is without parallel. A man OF
less modesty than Lincoln would have turned
upon him with .rctort that would have
made him draw within his shell. Who
gave him "his place" and by what prcscrip-
tive right does he claim it! By what impu-
donce does he thrust himself forward as q
candidate before he is askcdl The Scna-
torship is not hereditary or lifetime prize
uuI DouSIas mas taken possession, ana nc
prince of the blood,royal could bo moro ar
rogant when his right to tho perpetuity oi
the honor is questioned "My placop Mr..
Douglas, you arc mistaken; it is not your
place. 1t belongs to the people of Illinois,
and your arrogance in setting up claim as
against them will be rcbuked. They will
fix your place, and depend npon it you will
be powerloss TO change their verdict. "My
place r. Chicago Press and Tribune.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-03
High saIaries--How is this,

A piece of information has Just come to
our knowledge that deserves to be consid-
ered 1t is this: the provision raising the
salaries of Judges of the Supreme Court
from seventeen hundred dollars to three
thousand dollars, was inserted in the law
last winter AT THE INSTANCE AND BY THE
PROCUREMENT OF CHIEF JUSTICE
BARTLEY.
This other nice picce of information ac-
companies this disclosure, to wit: That tho
intention is to repeal this provision by the
General Assembly next winter, should ii
turn out that the people have failed to re-
elect the patriotic Judge! Our information
comes through a democratic channel, and
was impaired by Representative to a com
planning constituent as cousoler for giving
a Supreme Judge the price of good farm
for years work, of which the constituent
"a farmor) complained.
The same Representative gave as reason
for not raising the salaries Of common pleas
judges, that $50 many Of them wero Id
Black Republicans y This is Of piece
with the reason we have heard assigned fol
fixing the salary of the Comptroller of the
Treasury (an office created last winter) at &
thousand dollars--that the Office would be
filled by tho Governor tho first year, but
should Democrat be elected this fall, d
,goad be very easy to raise Il! What say
the people to such legislation!-O. s. Jour
,o}
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-03
The Illinois Canynss.

Tho national organ of tho "united Dem
oeracy" publishes with great gusto, the fol-
lowing opinion of St. Louis correspond
ent as to tho canvass in Illinois.
'Illinois, am sorry to say, is trying tho
tho experiment that wo tried, in dividing
for the benefit of man. The Black Re
puJlicans wW undoubtedly carry Illinois
at the nert election. This is the result of
the foolish course Of Mr.. Douglas in his bit
ter assault upon the President and the dem
ocratic party of The nation"
Wo hope there is good ground for this
opinion as to tho result of the election, and
believe there is, but it is unusual for tho
Washington Union to go out of its way to
predict "Black Republican successes-cs-
pecialy in States that have always been
Democratic Goz.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-03
RE-NomrNAruoN OF L. w. HALL.

RE-NOMINATION OF l.. w. HALL
We remarked some wceks since that if tho
black democracy wished to obligs us they
would rs-nominats Hall. Knowing the fra
ternal affection which they entertained for
US, we felt confident Of their attention to our
wishes in the matter. Our readers will
be gratifed to learn that our reasonable ex-
pectations have not been disappointed
Hall is re-nominated We confess to a
strong disposition to throw up our hat and
cheer with the Messenger. Possibly our
reasons for exultation might differ slightly
from those of the Lecomptonites. We are
heartily glad of Halls denomination, be-
cause we want the people Of this district to
hayo an unmistskable chance to set their
mark upon him. If they like the man and
his surroundings, let them say so. If they
don't like him let them turn him out to
grass. In the mean time we recommend
every man who likes the following things
TO vote for him.
If you like man who Processes to stand
up for the people, and then deserts them in
the final struggle, vote for L. w. Hall.
If you like man who thinks 10000
inhabitants enough for a slave state, but
cant admit free state with less than lo0,-
900, vote for L. w. Hall.
If you like man who votes to offer the
people Of Kansas some hundred thousand
acres Of Uncle Sans land if they will ac-
cept q slave constitution, vote for L. w
Hall.
lfyou like man who votes to deny the
people Of Kansas the land, if they will moi
accept slave constitution, vote for L. w
Hall.
If you like man who will 60 to con
gross and vote on some preliminary qucs
tion toilet Kansas in with free constitu
ton, and then at the pinch desert her OF
somo miserable compromise, vote for L. w
Hall.
In short, II you like whiting renegade
who blows hot and cold, but always blow,
cold at last when freedom and slavery ar,
IN question, why then vote for Hall.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-03

Says the Register, Lawrence w. Hall,
tho Democratic member Of Congress who
showed tho white feather in tho Locompton
business, and who "gammonsd" tho people
on the reduction of Congressncn's wages,
has been rc-nominated for Congress in the
Ninth District of this State"
Lawrence w. Hall. will not, we think,
have the opportunity Of "gammoning' the
people Of this district again. We have
got Farmer CAREY on tho track, and tho
farmers and working men are going to yoto
for him.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-03

THE FIFrn OF Aueusr.--Important
events have turned up on this day: ,vg
August 9th, 1892 Christopher Columbus
took his last look At tho land behind him,
till hc discovered America.
August 9th, 1857, just se6 years after,
the Niagara left Valontia Bay whore was
fastened one end Of the great Atlantic Ca
bic, and set sail for America, but was un-
successful.
August 5tb, 1858, just se5 days later,
the Nisgara landed her end Of the Cable
successfully at "Cyrus Station" on tho Con-
tinent Of North America.
August 9Th, tho same day, tho Agamem-
non successfully landed her end Of the Ca.
bio at Valcntia Bay, Ireland, and perfected
tho union Of the two continents. Plain
Dealer.