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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-01-27
The -Inybird Song.
,.sEpeFlsf, lfFRAly. TrEf' ssAssO- SlLAxoO-
.l,srsf7 A, - V,-.-,, ~ lry-,s,,.,, ~ Tls,..

ne Bird song
'IA,s, !. =. res. sssf' y'.sso- "a % 1'lAS'O-
siioaiaI q Cal Henry ". AccosYy, Of JauksoN'
= stlsair-f 90. 'feaa -
rFsEs.NLir.lHAskfrL.e OF T1SSEzsEE.
sfa5i I'D ived On ID. sorked deer. 1F
- s,ssas Jsnso-SialasgoAhO. Ll
iaBlde-bird Eved his neighbof near,
1sngo- -Malango.ho!
.ilus-biId sa,.upoa the top Of a saw-pit,
rs Jango-MaIsnso.ho!
Go saw the Jaybird court Tom.til,
prv. Jango. Mslango-ho. ,..-i
FDlae-biTd laughed and the Blue bird swore,
raF 5snso- -Maiango.hO,
ihs neEer saw such iun before.
Jango Malango-ho!
the Jay bird, 'Blue-eoat you be done,"
Jnngo- Nalaugo-ho!
1Hstop our way Of pokiag fun!" .-I
~ b. JarsO,Malnngo,ho!
the BIpe-bird kept on laughing still.
- - = Tango Nalango-ho
ayS the Jaybird "Go it, have your will,r
Q spsa q Juugo- -Malango.ho!
% he Jsytid w;nked at the Blue-tird's sister,
Jnngo-Slalango-hoi
Jango. Malsngo-hn!
The Bioe-bird ripped, and the B.ue-bird sworo,
Jsngo- -aialango-ho
shat he never was SO mad before,
Jaugo Maengo ho!
3 b. Battered about, and ho could not rest,
ssssfs & Jango-a -alalango-ho
Aud hO went and spilled the Juybird's nest,
y. Jango- MaIangoho!
Then The JaSbird eoped with the Blus-birdS wife,
osg8ie Jango. Malango-ho!
Ahdt almost took the Bue-bird's life,
..i..rg-5 Janga- Malango,hO!
And all the birds from the Crow to the Wron.
Jango-Malango-ho!
They poked their fun at the B!ue-bir I'd then,
s. .s5e lango Malungo.ho!
And the Biue-bird moved from the Forked.dse
Jangs- Nalango-ho!
But whsre the Jaybird did not hear!
Ianga- -Malongo.ho!
For the Blue-bird went to Arkansaw,
tI.,~ Jango Malango-ho!
But the Jaybird still stuck in his craw,
asa osaGi~ Jango- Malango ho
And he cried one day with melancholy.
- Jango. Malango. .ho!
Because he did commit the folly,
p % Jango. Malnngo-ho!
To laugh at the Jaybrd and the Tom-tit
Jango. Malango.ho!
5Ashs was sitting atop OF the saw-pit,
Jango MaIango-ho!
And because ne thought it all for the best,
..sa.-s langc. Malango-ho!
Togo and spoil the Jaybird's nest,
setese Jango. Malango-hO!
And he wiped his bill, and he wrote his will,
" Jango- Malango-ho
And the will is in the family sill,
Jango- Malango-ho!
and be left to hls son this last request,
Jango aIalgngo-ho!
To NEVER FooL WITH JAYBiRDs NEST,
,sa.t Jango- Maango-ho!
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-01-27
ToIiN ENGLISH. F.. GOODRICH. THOMAS DIXON
New Philadelphia boundary and
Ma chine Works.
Steam Tneines,

NtnnuidCtufer6 OF all klHuS OIL stationary auQ
portable
Steam Engines,
and Boilers, Mill Gearing; for Saw md Grist Mills,
complete reaction Water Wheels. shulting and pull
lies, Turning Laths for iron and wood, mechanics
tools, screws, cutting, turning, boring and finishing
all kinds cast and wrought iron work cast and
wrought iron Fencing, cast iron posts, window caps
and sils for houses, ruiIroad works &c; in short
they are prepared to do all kinds of work usually
done in Foundries and Machine Shops. Also,
RaGrsc powers, ScpnratOTs,
Corn Shelters, straw cutters, horse rakes, aud cast
plows Of all descriptions. The latest improved
premuln Steel ptows, which took the first pronium
ut the Ohio State Fair in 1855. Also
Le;sVEst's COTaa and Cobb EEfil.
This received the first Premium in thorough
contest with the Little Giant" and the "Sar Mill"
tie late State Fair in Columbus, thus proving its
superiority over all others. They are manu- actUred
by only for the counties of Coshocton, Harrison,
Carroll and TuscarawaS
T'hVcsElEmg El;2 chime, and PlOW
Castings Coal Stoves, Hollow ware, &c. always on
linnd and made to older short notice.
Brass castings of all kinds made and finished in
Tie neutest piaAncr aud ON shortest notice, s.4afr
.. .-., ... p ENGLISH, GOODRlCH q DIXON
w. AcEllGX, Sup't. ..r j.. .e..
June II, lS56-I a.-. nH..
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NEW Apsgs4Nq4T1NTEN,F,.

ENOR 1tlEbenoI OF my customers, / have Coz
4 cluded to make the toowing ATranpementslA
| propose to sell Goods on us favorable terms /
they can be had In this market, and deduct per ce
for cash paid down, (being equal to 10 per cent s
decided advantage to the Purchaser.
that short settlements are most satisfak
tory to atl partIos, have concluded TO settle viii
all my customers by the first Of January and N
first Of July OF each year, These arrangement
will be strictly adhered TO- IN. VA 3. a, I.
WI. G. FINNEY.s I
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A, .TUL. SCHREIBTE.

Merchant and aca:cr i'm Produce,
M00REFlEbD, 0.
NFALER IN al l,inds of Dry Goods, Groceries
- &c, Which he sells cheap for Cash, or gool
dus.' E June g, 1852.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-01-27
PIANOs . MEL ODEoNs.

.u..ssuzzVs--.u HAVING OPENED A DEPOT FOR
the sale oi PIANOS and Child & Bish.
4f$ Hops MELODEoNS, the untersigned
invites the public 10 call and examine his inItru
meBis.
They are OF superior make, second to none and
sold 81 extremely low prices-bence undonbied sat
ssfaetionis given to purchasers, SO, come and sec
before buying elsewhere.
Annuber III instruments always on hand for ex.
aminasioaand competition. All Instruments war.
ssptsd. Old Pianos token in exchenge.
&. MULLER,
Gply2 1881. III a
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ssiTsas Atfacisuaens.
Dasid Ftrmcrs pfainuifl Before ). ~ Ctowi, n
We. Jueties Of the Peace of
An Boyer, Defcndeni Franklin townships; on
thaalst dag Of December, AID. 1881, said Justice
issned anerder OF attachment in the above notion
1eF tbe sutn Of twenty live dosrs aid six dollars
Hfebahls sastg. DAVID FARMER
Ian. al IR5s-pa
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PARTICULAR NOTICE!
g-tf a.tAMES S'VEyVART

SSPeSa aa P1RTN a1s VI sssiG@fFs @E R a 4
the Mercantile Bosiness in Cadiz, ii becomes nee.
essosy to have settlement with every body thai
owes him. Now this j, to give notice, that all
who come forward within the next TWENTY
DAYS and pay up, need not pay interest on whai
they owe, butth0se that do not come forward and
pay up within the time above prescribed will have
to pny FEN PER CENT on What they owe me -
= word to tho wise Is sHliicicntr
JAMES STEWART.
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,rOH(J CONWELL,
Fashionable TaiEor.

UAUIA, UHIU.
0~J-All work wouanted. A share OF Patronage
solicited. Shop hree doors west ot the Post
office, aud Immediately opposite the Market House,
April l. l557.ly
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4. pHTLLTPS & ,sON.

MANUFACTURERS of boots and shoes, ani
I'VE dealers in Trunks and travelling sacks, No
rocco y kid-skins lining and binding do. peggl
Nails. thread and shoefndings generally keep coz
stahty for sale un assortment OF the above artces
at their old stand opposite the Public Offices 4 s 4
CadiZ, O.,,Apnilll, 1866. bsJ5y e1l n sEa {si1
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-a e FORTY CASES
Treceived and for sale at the Old and wei
= Ruownstand OF S. SLEM MONS, who has deci
dly the largest aud best assortment o Boots ant
shoes ever brought to this market; consisting o,
Gents coarse kip andfne Boots, Of THE best Phila.
delphia make A very large and extensive assort
inent OF boys' coarse andhne Boots. Also, youths
boots and shoes. Also, great variety Of OyH
Shoss-B Buffalo, Gum, &c. =
=, ~. 'e .' Ladies' Ware!
Calf, Kip and>Morocco of all sizes, and ofthe very
best quality. very superior lot OF Ladies' Caters
Misses Caters ofal sizes and quality, together with
an everlasting lot of ehildrens boots, shoes, &c.
every size and quality. Together with lot of Loi
dies Trunks and Satchels. Also, splendid lot oi
Sole Leather, Mems Morocco, Ladies' do, kid do
pegs &c, which will sell cheap
Ihave a large stock of my own manufacture, on
hanc s, which am dlsposing of at the very lowest
prices. All who wish gond bargains will do well
to call seon, as am determined sell and no mis-
take cheap for cash or approved country Produce
Cadiz, May "a, 1851. S. SbEMM JNS.s
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REMnVAIl

nPPOSlTE THE "MANSlOS HOUSE, III
~ have fitted up q large Sky Light Daguerreanf
Gallery, and llfnrnish my customers with fifstI
class pictures with the latestimProylmeDts. igsM
Daguerretypes, Anlbrotypes, and photograph, or
picturns on glass, on patent leaihg or on paper
whiehnay be sent ia letters 10 nydistaace with.
our additional postage. VA
se2l5T ~ c3al 9hj-~Gl III DAVIS, I
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.Ea'eaE& KY'agN8 .

VIE subscriberis receiving his stock sos.sf
4 of Sp-'Gg and Summer DRUes, which Ssss&aH
aaye oil been selected by hifraefin the 1S91#
'ast@ED cities; md is much the largest PSa&I
assortment OF the kind ever brought to A4ir1
this market and in point of quality, price, twill
compare with any stock IN lne country ii III sell
as low ss any establishment west OF the N .tairs
tor cssh or approved country produce. Person
wishing topafcaase any article in the
e OOBk Oss ID ~ DG LIN
would do well 10 call and examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere. IOHN BEALl,
Cadiz, april 95, 1854.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
LN undersigned has been appointed and duly
qualified as Administrator Of the estate of James
Elliott deceased, late OF Harrison comfy, Ohio
All persons Interested will take notice. Dated
January Q, 1858 SAMUEL ELLIOTT.
lai359-2t III #lH{
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nrsenterY. ReIax, and Worms. u
IndIgestion end Impurlty of Due BIooad

From Eer. J. Y IfinGs Tls,or Of Adred Catprh, Bate
Dr.. Ayers have used your pills with eztaerdfiaigt
sucgess my family and among those am called p fts
in distress. To regulate the organs of digestion and i4
fy the blood they the very best remedy hasn ess
known, and 1 can confidently recommend tien 70 ~
friends. Yours, q. VsIilMEosk asf
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Eryslpelas, serolala, King,s EriI, Teltart

umolSs s'hu '"AS 80 49,
From b6tcdldtH9 Merchant 81 ~ LOUIS tso 4, lo9hN
DR. AVER: Your Pills are the paragon of all that is /
great In medicine. They have cnred my little daughter
OF ulceous upon her hands and feet that had proved
incurable for years Her mother had been long gieye
ly afflicted with blotches and pimpes her skin and Ia
her hair After child cured, she also tried youf
Pills, and they have cured her. ASA M0RGRIDGE
Z Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and GOut.
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WARSAW, WYOMING Co. n. Y, Och q, 1855 =
DEAR Sra; using your Cathartir Pills In my pfso
re and find them excellent purgatiye TO eleaane th
system and purify the fountains cf the blood
= ~ -NfH An M
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-20

AN EDIToR IN A NORM. EAsTER-He Becomes
Doom at the Mouth. Wilmington, N. G.,
Journal was "out of sorts" Technical term in
printing! one day last week, and got very much
down in the mouth in consequence He an
nounces the important fact that down there
they have had
"QUITE A CHANGE OF VVEATHER.n.-Weh have a.
delightful. North-E East wind this morning, and,
as an inevitable consequence, we, the present
writer, feel Grabbed enough to bite ten.penny
nail in two, or perform any other little feat,
characteristic of pleasant eccentritity of tenn
permanent Luckily, we have no ten penny nails.
at hand.
Perhaps there may be something amusing
or interesting in the local news of the town or
country, or in the event of the world at large,
as brought to us through the mails AT loss
to know what to put in the paper, somebody
told US to put in our friends. Now, it may be
that, with the wind in another direction, we
have some friends; but at present, with the wind
from the N. E., we don't think We have friend
in the world, and dom expcct ever to have any.
up in the Court House they are conyicting
people of little peccadilloes of oneskind and an.
other-jolly little assaults and batteries-occa-
slonal commercial intercourse with colored per-
sons IN the Spiritual lines, etc., etc Thank
providence, We are not on any jury, for we
We would go for Inauguration in all cases, and no
benefit of clergy.
''Last night'it tried hard to get up an equin-
oxial gale, but did not quite succeed. They say
it is brewing hope it will put hops enough in
IL II. would only postpone its efforts for
short time it would be decided advantage to
the rice planters.
upon the whole, we think there is every
prospect for an abundant crop of agues and fe-
,vers of all sorts, except tho ittGnt-remit.
ftances never come in these times.
We cannot exactly say whether these are
melancholy days, the slddest of the year re-
terTed to by Mr. William Q. Bryant poet, editor
choly, the people are, and have perfect right
TO be. we hear ofany person having stabbed
himself with adoor-post, we. will set 1t down as
justitiable homicide. If anybody kill.us, good,
we will not say aword about itafterlitis ali
over"
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LPor the 1ntelliFe,ueer.l'

.sEhe Horrors Of lhe NIiddIe Passage.,, 4
-Hessrs. Editors III do not know what infor
nation your correspondent, "a Subscriber.n
seeks on the above subject. The phrase appears.
to me simply to refer to the horrible condition
OF the poor negroes when about midway be-
ca. If We examine map OF. the world. ard
trace the course ship would be likely TO steer
between, say the great slave market, LoanCla,
on the western coastof Africa, and the Gulf Of
Mexico, We observe that her 'passage crosses
equatorial line, the hottest part ofOur globe,
about nld-ocean- Her entire passage lying
within the troPic, and for several weeks within
ten degrees Of the slime What tnnst be the
situation Of the Ave bundled human beings
closely slowed in her hold; with burning sun
blistering the deck above their heads2 with
those who can realize this awful situation, it is
something more than an idle phrase to speak of
the. horrors OF the middle passage
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RHEuHArIsM--A Case Of three lliont1s stand
ing cursa. George w. Henderson, Of Pitts.
burgh says
After suffering for three months with Rheu.
contine me to my bed, Ihaye been entirely
cured by using Boerhave's Holland Bitters. Il
have had one attack since, but found almost in
Simultaneous relief in the same medicine It is
in my opinion, q sure remedy for Rheumatism
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-20

BAD Rule THAT WONT WORK Boru NYAYs.-
The Richmond South gives an account, anything
but aattering, of Mr.sJ. w. Forney, and emu,
merates seyerolact of his publiclife sufficiently
cOndemnatory. But the Petersburg Intszligsa-
Ger asks the South to remember thar this is
the identical man whom the President stopped
from his high position to electioneer for as a
Senator from Pennsylvania, after the acts to
which the South alludes were committed. Ger.
tainly the President cannot impeach John w.
Forney's testimony. 1.-The was fit to be a Sena-
tor, he is titto testify even against PRESIDENT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-20

,Tna Richmond correspondent Of the New
York Herald, still continues to peck away at
senator Hunter. His last charge isthatSenator
Hunter and Vice President Breckenridge have
formed an alliance, offensive and defensive
references 20 Tho dental Nomination of1s6o.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-20

NoTECI TO Yearly advertisers
them by contract, that they will be charged
extra therefor
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DOmRaTICa.

10 cases OF Prtnts best styles, and small figured
last sologs WARRANTED from TO cts worth 1919
yard. and some as low 61f cents yard. Ejf
tBlenched 9heettnSn aud Bh1eIinS Muslin Of
al and prices excellent quality, 44wde at only
4hnWls, ClonLs and nlantiiIns, the most com
shapes and styles. - '27s=7S
F9ra! FurH! EXTRAORDINARY BARGAiNsi-Ia-
dies desiring to provide themselves with beautiful
genuine set OF Rnrs this season. will find It to their ayan.
tage to my Stock before purchasing
6y lover them direct from the
BILE advantage and therefore enabled to.seIl very
cheap Russia sabe Mink. Stone Martin, French sable
Fch Lynx ennets, and all the usual varieties, have
large abundance and all prices. q = lg1ufE
EIanhets-16D pair 1O4 ia and 12-4 very cheap
In Blankets / can offer acknowledgements.
CnTPetS-10v piecas Of Carpets OF all kinds. Brussels
Three Ply Ingram, all Wool, etc. will sell
good quality Al Carpet superior quality,
VOL for only 90 cents; great bargain $50 Hearth
hne Brusse Hearth Rug worth 81 only S2 finest
quality Velvet Rugs the largest size always sold for
only So and do, common ttze, worth IS only 81
ALEX. HEYMAN,
Aep11 1877 Main Street
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s. -. HARPER e SOMS

they solicit share ofpubc taHor which they are eermn
sd to md personal application bus.
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fmOMESTIo GOODs-Blanketsw Sd all WOO; Sheet
ings, 81. 1O.4 ia, 1874, both Linen and Cotton;
Pillow Muslin and Linen; Bearhed and Brown shirtinEs;
Merrnac and English Prints, Flannels, that do
&C., &c.-inst rsceIyed:by [sep1ll MARSH &.TAYLOR.
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s. tICEsI ICE!
LII persons Wiahingt be supplied vItlI.e f,r, mile
shop Of LiYoz2ml 8 q n ms p1fIoS
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celebrated pIoV stands IN
aug from an examination
x steel mould board With either
pI shats y found in no other
angl4 SMITH &. eoRRELb
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HEMPFIELDk RAIL ROAD.

rTNE hr1n Of Sheppard Morgan Is day dissolved
4 by mutual CONSENT The bushes Of the Arm will be
settled by J. Sheppard Thnse to- Arm are
respectfully call payment, and those
having accounts against will please present them for
settlement J. b. SHEPPAROS
Sept. 10th, 1885, CHAS. MORGAN.
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SSUMMER !iATs.-MIx'd and Brown Braid and TeoboTn
NJ general assortment juStfeoejvsds ~ -
= iyo. bliss @ OAliPREI1 NJ. ehAnin 81
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az READLNG NATTER or EYERY PACE.
7s4-A-----a-----,s
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ARNESHIi

foE re "a Street. Is agen
Sy1,ASlt, SAhBtA4h &PIHNlTUREl VIRNIsH aud wi
sel % the tFade, by the Iy2I
4izf I'D Shite and c6lcrP
fscelYedi Isspals IiEIsiefLIs BTRARiNGKS.
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1.-TWO NJ. = @ @ e 9 AH43s OR EkENT.
MoHouSes on John street one Bo55Ss IN ST.
store I9 ana dwelling hopse and
sna Alley Enquire atJaeob Fus nesr Ire core
nero ohm aud 9Th streets OF : : s =, near i W.
tulySgs go . IoiIr pprnp
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-20

At the NJ E. Conference Of the Miami
(o.,) Annual Conference, recently held at Rum.
ley Station, (whereyertha isl the enormity lin
two senses of the world of hoops was taken
into consideration, and with a whereas, lit is
believed the wearing of hoops by females is in.
consistent with truly Christian character,
and Il, indeed, ''by some even considered inde-
cent the said Conference adopted the following
resolution, toNhish they hnmbly ask their dear
sisters to give asseTious consideration
Resoleed, That ge, at q Quarterly Conference,
disapProys q. the wearing Of hoop by members
of our church.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-15

An egg was shown to us a few weeks
since, which was perfect every way except it
had neck at one end, which ran to kind
of point and presented a soft appearance
We allude to no soft appearance of the exhi-
bitors-Folsom Dispatch.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-15
I. MARYSVILLE CALIFORNIA WEDNESD A
4allg NatlonaI Democrat.

lHE UNDEvELoPED WEALTH OF SIERRA
we have been assuming it as an undeniable
TACT, that the undeveloped wealth of Sierra
county is Incompatible This position is not
taken for the purpose of claiming county
superiority merely because we reside within
Its limits; but we do so because the evidence
to sustain our opinion is actual That every
acre in Sierra county contains gold we have
an immoveable belief and that discoveries
OF richer gold deposits in quartz rock and
gravel than heretofore known will be made.
we are certain. The prediction that the
greatest number of quartz mining enterprises
and the largest yield of treasure in the wears
to come, will be accorded to Sierra county.
we make without hesitation or doubt: and
though the territory is high, uneven, and re-
mote from the great trade points, it will be
considered by populous, permanent and busy
communities tirst-rate place in which to
live, and thrive and be cOntented We must
contrive to have wider passage.way through
from the beautiful valleys of the eastern
slope to the magnificent country along the
Sacramento and every man who feels that
he is fit to be a respectable citizen, should
feel the same sense of duty which impels the
growth of those noted communities in the
other States where public spirit leads and
where all conceive it impossible to happily
advance their own interests without literally
regarding the general welfare-Sierra Cit
The remarks of the Citizen are very true
This great ''passage-way" should at once be
opened, and Marysville should do all in her
power towards its accomplishment, that the
rich resources of the Sierra region may be
poured into her lap