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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-12-09
PREGNAcY.

During this critical period Morse's Indian
Root Pills will be required, because they
cleanse the boay from those morbid humors,
and thoroughly drive away all pains, and
giAe ease and comfort % the mother. From
one to. three of these Pills, taken two or
three times week during pregnancy, will
cause the mother safe and easy delivery,
and will be sure to give stout and healthy
constitution to the child.
DR.. Morse's Indian Root Pills are sold by
all dealers in Medicines. See Advertise.
ment. dec2lm.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-12-09
To Fathers and Mothers.

YOU know how important it is for yodr
children that you should keep good health.
How frequently do we see feeble parents
dressed in mourning on account Of the death
of their beloved children. What a pity it
is, when, by proper care and remedies, all
these trials and troubles can be avoided.
When health can be restored to the parent
and life and happiness to the child. Restore
the health of the mother and you obviase
the necessity of Paregoric, Godfrey's Cor,
dial and other injurious narcotics for crying
children. We entreat you, as we desire tc
improve the condition of our race, to pro-
cure DIR. Morse's Almanac and read how
diseases are cured in accordance with
NATURES laws with innocent Roots ant
Plants. --
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-12-09

k0T The Nashville (Tenn.) Banner, makes
an earnest appeal for Senator JOHN BELL
sc the oppo,tion candidate for President in
1860. ....r..
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-12-09

COUNTRY MERCHANTS wHlfina il to tbei
beneht to call on me before purchasing, and pledge
myself 10 sell to them their stock of Dry Goods Is
cheap as they can he bought in the East.
AlEX- HEYMAN, l37, Main street.
WheeliI g. s .rtenber. Isjs. oc2I
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-12-09
ShawlS.

complete assortment, embracing
Long Sbawls of the most renowned factories a.
Bay State, Wdferriiet. WaterIoO e,e.
Stella ShawiS-, Mantle Sfrls. very cheap.
Groche sbawls, ali wOvi long Broche ShawIs 70
lSdOls. orth lj..
Chenille Shawis, rich eoIers, SUD extraordinary
cheap. 20 or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-06

JNA1M FOR SALE-TWENTY TWO ACRES, FENCED,
building some fruit stream &C. aud first rate soil,
Livingston four and half miles from North Orange j.,
Price 5000 Apply to RUGG BERRIAN q CO., 70 Murray
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-06

a z OOn TO INVEST IN SECOND HAND CryoTHTNq.
CO.UUv -aen,lemen DESTROYS q converting len OF o.
surplus cohng into cash. obtain atty per more ths
elsewhere by calling or seuas thek sdArea v JAEs
kQRoNEY, S2N FSAsi fysst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-06

LNARM FOR SALE-AT MAMARONFUK WEsTCHNS-
ter county 100 acres Of good and fifteen wood
land the balance under cultivation On the place
house with oarn carriage house and stables for all the
Is well stocked and has all the farming
ry beautifully located and only hours from
the city Possession be had Immediately. Apply at ~
CarIane street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-06

VNOUN1RY RESIDENCE TO LET OR FOR sALG-IN
~ TIE village Of Flushnt situated on hgt ground overlook
1ag the and thin few mtru es wax of rar - and
Steamboat. TIE house - nearly built IN the
gtsnus with furnace in cellar sud throughout
The grour DE- consist Of half high Of
ton the lawn amepted with choicest snrubery ana tees
by sbo- vitae hedge and the garden well s,ocke
with fruit ard berries Price IS 600 good TN lo
will BE- rented low. Time from Fulton lrket slip 70 Flush
lrg fifty minutes Apply to ROBERT LINDLEY MCRRAY,
DnnaA lIra \
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-06

LNARM FOR sALE OR EXCHANGE FOR BROOKLYN
improved city property 4i6 with els
family resisnc. good farm 10 and buildings
wen stocked witn every requisite The farm ia IN scve
ration with growing crops, &c. and HIS the present
desired is situated efht miles from washngton H. G. For
further particulars address W. Bachelor Cottage ros Office
Montgomery county, Md.
I,ARM FOR SALE IN ILIIroIs-NsAR THE sUNBU.
Post Office and The Chicago and Pontiac railroad 100
of the best land In the Sate with living water it,
terms 81 GOO cash or 81. eco half cash.
BIGGS L sOUTHwICK, 81 Nsssau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-06

ID mest and sub-cedAr brick dwelling house on Court
second house from Auy, opposite e convenient
all ferries Eve minutes walk South ferry the
city railroad Greenwood passes the pfenis contains
good improv and is in good epar will accommodate
y Eenteel family INQUIRE on the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-06

II A nice two DRY and basement house with marble
Uantels for sale for only half
I've years inquire CT TAPfEE TOWNSEND, 81 Nassau
street York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-06

U,oR SALE OR ExcuAraE-FQR fhRx UNDER
"a 80 fa,ss river substantial modern bull three story
b.seen, brirk house situated 10 Broosyn The hoe has
hath hot ard cold water gss ntngs range W. Hnafe5
Dor Arm New York Pest Vla6e, PCS pMa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-06

EOUNTRY NIGHT ROOMS OR HALF OF LARGE
~ double house ST Passac n ten miles up the E-ie
Bairosd bea tuly located the tank Of the
tor S25 al garden gooe cellar and excellent water In
Sure Of SskLR al Psssaic Tuesday, from 10 3
6s.ock g. 2CS broadway, roon l..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-06

:NOUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR sEI.E OK LONG ISLAND
y -Four acres, two story house nearly new carrie
house Ac also variety OF fruit and ornamen al trees with
IN 40 feet OF the water fronting tn SOUNDS desirable locs
ou for residence Apply 10 SRI PHSN UNDER
HILl. l9l broadway, corner OF Dey street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-06

zoe SALE cHEAP-A HANDSOME SMALL HOUSE
VIII huss stable and two large lots o. ground
laid out In bsaytifu ssrdsr ON north side a Eighty
third street between BroafwAy and Tenth avenue INQUIRE
the premises, " A. EENrkDyl iS sA@ 'mrV'mss
street near Third avenue Prteo eS1D
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-30
THg BRsf AND CHnAPDo4
HORSE AND CATTLE mIDlC1NK

Sloanss Ointment ssl ssAssasn Ps~a>-
Tor Purity, Miidness, tsrfotasv esA 1Ae-.~a-
Nlas, SLoAS's OINTMENT eUc1lo. ana n ;. s-a.-
perseding All otn-r Di.tmen's ana unanGaa-
in ne scr he following disease:
FRESH woun Is, gals Of oil kind, sps,lna 49,.
cracker heels RI gbone, wiz dgai.s. r1le 80 49,
spavins, sweeney, fstuis, stfssts stgeaGa ISS~-
aud cracks founder~d fret, scgstchse ~ sr~-
mango and h m disfempeY,
ms POWDER Will venove oil irAan,vass.~ -
fever purify The bleed loosen the = -. ei@e~-
water and strengthen eveIy pert a. Is AeAv. -
has proved sovereisn remedy for ~ 1pljev1na
diDeas's:
Di.temper, hide bound less Or srpet,se- ,.-
uraine, yellow water iLnsn melton of - 80 -
tigue from hard exesciss, Afro Yhsuust1r1. ae-SS@
~ called ~ ~ complaint, ~hirh psoveu ~ S.1ea ~
many valuable hosssv IN this orunsYy. II I. ~
SAT- and csrsain remedy for CousAs "a go.
which geoesaae - many disssaeA.
WALIuB r. nHnAu
Osig1nal psooslptuR.
Grand Depot, ~ South wafer 4 r Hese1s1s =
the Richmsnd House, Chicseo, Illinn1s. - 80 -
nss,ly every town In oil the Western Gesaen.
All Wholesale Drrggists sell ~ 0o6fc1ao 6 -.
regular Wholesale prices.
POI HORa1s AND CAf1I1
sLoAx's Instant axLIEr Il truly A1seas nDsey.
Half . cen bottle Of sloane lpant 1ea1of e1vo
n pint Of warm water, seitg. foua to cnfe Uesse
Of common Colic IN rev uesntss n extreme eaeso
1nr Bruisee. StratsS, SIrsne. M nany 0ehes n.
jurlee ON Horrea 0atte and otAeT animAls, 0lsoo'D
Iustant nelieSspeedily eject care. Many psssoaD
nave - oafonishod 70 witness tho YaDtd curD -
fsc1ed 81 the use Of this wondesfal Ded3e1na.
Csu91-AAvem
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-30
SEWING MACHINES
a Card.


A Card.
Tbs person Who maliciously put stick In on, sew-
Ing Machine tthe wheeler WilsenJ !, the Rock Is.
land Fair. just before the examining Committee
Dame arosnd did not probably obtain shat thry
90 muck desired we took the PInsr PREnIuY;-
the machine - t"o well known. Try sgxin--bui Ion.
orabiy. D.. WuIra.
AGENT for wheeler 4 wilson.
P. =. We took the first premium at the Iowa
State Fair.
"a Card,
AND SLIGHT DISCREPANCY. "ro BOOT"
noticed a sta,emsnt In . Ia,e issue OF the Times
aesrd Ct D. P. White, Agent 10 the sGsct that the
machine be sells. somctimes, took the premiom .,
the Rock Islsnd Pair.
fvou vii look in the Argus Of Sept. %, You vii
sec the official report list Of premiums and here
sPpeays the discrepancy.
In the nist place, no premium Mas Gered at oil,
while none could have been given, we see . highly
complimentary note IN tie oncial report, In eonnec-
tion with the Quaker City Sewing Machine,
which, ] suppose. applied 10 all good machines. II
appears, then. that brother Whites ideas OF the
Honorable" arc some~hAt sgue- shsky. but his
machines are pretty good notwithstanding; and the
fact (call for the proof that among wednesday,
sales was one 70 family having Wheeler h VIII
sons slreaiy, but could nst make 1t seryiceable,
does not make them rse, perhaps. but only proves
the greater excellence Of the Quaker City.
BY the way, IN barely mention that we have Just
received the Sixth invoice Of Quaker City Se,cing
Machines, and there Is fine assortment for select
Jog from-three styles and coz machines, at our
Office, corner I'd and Brady streets.
T. G.. ESTE CO.,
PropYietOrs In The Western ktafea
"P. S"-s'Next" sepI8-tf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-30

tablished TWENTY YUAHS-have saved the-ssl
from the Rrsve-and their work VI mercy y ncs "
completed. Try them. They Ar vArvanseG
HRRnlCG Z mo.
Practical Chsnists, Albany, y u.
Sold at wholesale and retail BY Ill DTuou1DoD
Davenport, and By Dealers everyvhess
?. Z. \. L. n. PALA1k, fravsillno -
aug4Q dav1dpa ge1Yr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-30
MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THB
RICHEST DlADRu =
Wsrn BY Kings Or EnpegsGo
WHAT Why a Beautiful Head If HG1l


Rsca use n N the ovnasneut az hignsalf nguWAHG
for an our race Reader althoush III - -
bloom ever 80 arishtly in the alo v,ns ch<sa 80
BE- ever 90 sparkiing the teeth b. ,hcsr q peega
the head IL berest Of liz covering a. IL 49,
ar artsd and shr,ve ed harsh ara d,v or voeuo -
10 sprinkird with gray, .Ature WI ios more r.
half her charms Prof wood. Hsrr Motor eslvaL h
used two or three times vck, vii restore -
maneniy secure TO al such an orna@fns 49,
following and judge The writer OF the afss =
celebrated Pianist, Tha'o<rs:
New York. April 10, l0oA
Dear Sir Permit me T. express TO ycu the a -
tions am under for the entire sestoraitv of -
70 original color about the time % my arrival
the Uni ID states II was rapid sns gray -
upon the application OF your Hat heatcsativvs q
soon recovered its origin hue. ! ssnt 80 -
hestorative as very woideHui INV nueo, ousse
caeious - vel % sSresoe.
! am d~arsir, you're truly, . ThAL1sho.
"Drych ar Gwyii,dyd~t"
WEIGH Ncvspsper once. 10 Nassau ~. n, n re-
Pkov WOOD = Dear gu = some mco1 ~
SIX weeks eRo receve1 : oo'ue o. c1f sesf -
brsHse sud ssvc my we, VINO cnnciL. q % "
on nsr hnir ns.le .nnsins ~ VIC simc sns. 49,
restore .ne gray Ls, o9. 70 ns!. - Vel y ny 49,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-30
Removal.

TNHK subscribers beg leave TO Inform their friends
i that they have removed their Livery to the Old
Pennsylvania stable, on Harrison street, bet een
Second and Third and thankful for for al past favors
they respectfully solicit liberal shared patron.
age Of he public.
J.H. CAMP co.
NIB Horses and Carriages to hire on liberal
terms.
In the City. Dec9dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-30
The Cash SysQc1nn

the only one 10 ensure the buyer against fraud
1hai management, bad buy ing and poor stock
VIII n he buys from = house that does credit
business he do not guarantee Others indebtedness
bat Il always sure 70 get GOOD STD X, and nj pri-
that III enforce SUCCESS There l. no business
liable to tricks and traps Of trade the liquor bu
siness and lyon would avoid the pos nous drugs
sold BY persons who do credit busineis aud only
calculate receiving fty cents the dollar oil
they sell. buy from the CASH HOUSE, Of
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-30
GcW Cabinet WaFePOOD

New Cabinet WAPePOom.
icon. nocG IsLAsD AND oua1s sFO
WYNN Oh kinds Of 1uEniture ean - had such
w . Chairs, Tables, Toiisls, Dsssaas, Sink and
Wssh Stands, Wasdrobes, Cupooards. Fancy Sed.
geeolE. Common oedsteads, New oe,e 1xsenss0
Tables, snl other Aytie1as teo nuDesooe = Deet0.
easss, q every Ind aad aads y ssdw - wssse
OLD FURNITURE REARED
A 80 - nsv. Golas flrn1GAsd vlA O40
Fri1nnei 81 ropo1sslS 0eAaUnZe 1o4 80
90 1as-naso oAalso sses9 . noG1s1 .
S~1.u,nssspssas > ssns sbaS
71: 's=s'' -, :. !. -. =
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-30
HOStetter'S
Celebrated Stomach BittorS +!

well known qualities % thsls sqosljeal 1oAasso
make II Unnecessary 70 tell Whist fAsy are.
Der restoring the tooee ~ dioogeanloo1 Oen0A0A.
- oviA0 geet spDslits, thav ass juss ~ Shia9.
Try IT
~ oma1ne Sss seje ~ ~ a0nts ~ ~ pgaogh
toy
DvAuu, 0nUw . %.
Ass0AN4 .-~~s. ~ ems 0Sv~o -
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-03

A DEsTRUCTIvE WAR ENGIvE.-We
mentioned scme time since that two OF
our ingenious citizens, says the Buflal"
ErpreSs, Messrs Wright and Gould, had
completed he model ia rotary cannon,
which could be fred at the rae of sixty
rounds per minute. Since that an
nJuncemcnt the inventors have been
engaged i'll constructing a working mod
ell of the gun, which is now finished, and
was tested yesterday afternoon i'll a va
cant building in Washington street.
The piece is a beautiful brass gun OF
he usual shape. mounted on wheels, and
50 constructed that a rotary eylinde'
constitutes the brecch, which contains
four charges, lcplenished by means of a
hopper. and fired as rapidly as a man
can work an ordinary lever backward
and forward. The piece is disci arged
by electricity, and from this results an
important and valuable discovery, which
was developed after the completion of
the discovery. BY means of the battery
and wics connecting with the cylinder
by which ignition is caused, the ".ylim
der becomes perfectly clectricized,
which keeps it as cool as if continually
hathed with ice. Some two huEdrcl
rounds were fired in rapid succession at
the rate Of about thirty rounds per min
ute, at the end If Which time. without
using the swab once, The breech was
much colder than when the firing COM
menced. The rapidity of Ike firing was
much retarded by the bad quality Of the
cartridge in use. but such as it was. it
was sufficient +, demonstrate the com
plete success of the Invention. We un-
derstand that as soon as all the.arrangc-
ments are completed, the inycntoIs VII
proceed to Washington and lay their
plans before the Government.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-03
WHOLE NUMBER 4O1.
Coop foR TnorGHT.-TLe plapet

Coop FOR TEoUGHT.-The planet
Uranus affords one of the most marvel
Gus Illustrations Of the rastness of the
astral system and of the advancement
of modern astronomical science -
Though not visible to the naked eve,
requiring certain degree Of magnify
irg power to render it visible as very
small star, it is no less than $4,000 miles
in diameter, or more than twenty times
larger than what is contained in Mel-
curry, Venus. the Earth, the Moon, Mars.
Vesta, Juno, Ceres and Pallas. It's dis
tance from the sun is no less than eigh-
teen hundred millions of miles. To
reach the nearest point Of its orbit, a
cannon ball plying from the earth III
that direction at the rate Of FIVE hundred
miles an hour. would require a period of
three hundred and ninety years. 1t
moves round the sun in the space of
eighty-four years, in an orbit eleven
thousand millions of miles in circumfer-
encc. In consequence of its great dis
tancc, no discoveries have been made
OF Its surface, no spots have Leen seen
to indicate Il rotation, and therefore the
period Of its revolution round its axis is
unknown. 1t is somewhat remarkable
he satellites of this planet, nsted Of NOV
ing frt m west to cast, or in the direction
os all the ether planets and satellites
have their orbits nearly at right angels
to the ecliptic, and move in ii ectiou
{. ON cast to west.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-03

Ev The g:eat decline of imp"rta-
tians in the last six months indicate the
depression of trade and the return ofthe
people TO more economical habits. Su-
gar and molasscs are eight millicn dol
lars less than in the first half Of last
year. ard the following table will afford
a comparisoa of New York importa'ions
for the six moths ending with june Of
the last two wears:
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-03

THE MoRMoNs NoRTH.-W. A. WalG
lace, the Frazer river correspondent Of
the Alta. assigns as the reason why the
Hudson Bay Company would not allow
mills and other permanent improves
merits to he made on their Frazer pos
sessions, that tic Home Government
feared an influx Of the Mormons. and
accordingly gave Instructions to the
Company to allow no foothold of the
kind.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-03

FIFTY YEARS HEACE.-1he Right.
Rev. Bishop Clarke Gays the Bal more
Americam) is stated to ave dclivere
recently a lecture upon the above sub
ject, in which occur the following pas
sages-whether intended for prophecy
or satire, we arc not exactly able to de-
termipe:
Fifty years hence, the newl married
couple will step into an emporium tni
the sale of houses, look over the books
of patterns, select one to suit their taste
and means, order it, and i, will lie sent
home in the morning, put together ard
occupied at night.
In travelling, as great charges will
take place. Instead Ct the dusty loaG
and crowded car, thelc will be splendid
locomotive hotels flying over roads car
peied with tulf and bordered with
shade-trces, and helalding It's approach
with sweet music, instead If Il demo
MAC shrek If the steam-wlistle, ard la
belled "throrSh from Boston to San
Francisco in four days!'
Instead Of The uIsightly telegraph
poles, there will he, years hence, net
work uLder ground, and under the bosom
of the deer, and it will click off thoughts
instead of words. Then the electric
battery will light all the lamps at
the same time, enable all the clocks in
the city to keep exact time. and kindle
the lcacon on the dangerous rocks,
where, now, men hazard their lives and
wear ouI their lonely days. ...
Then the author will not write ly our
slow process. losing his lhirst farcics,
but ho will sit down to the newest i'll
vented chirograplrical instrument, and,
putting his fl gers to the keys, write as
fast as lie can think.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-03

CHESS IN ENGLAAb. The London
correspondent Of the New York Times
says: The universal Yankee nation
has been celebrating itselfof late in this
benighted Britain. Here is an instance:
Mr.. Morphy. who arrived by the Africa,
quietly walked fntb the ST. George
Chess Club, and after having beaten Mr..
Lewen, who is recognized champion,
with the greatest ease, offered Il chal-
lenge to Mr.. Staunton, the British Ceur
De Leon of the noble game. Mr.. Staun:
ton accepted the. proposition. sat down.
went to work-almost cleared the board
in some twenty moves, and was about
Withdrawing, In contempt, when he was
arrested by "check,' which in three
moves more grew into .':nate."-
You may imagine the CONSERVATION Of
the hero and the lockers oil.
May ask your name, Sir" said
Mr.. Stadnton.
"Certainly, Sir" replied his young
antagonist, MY name is Mo,pl,y."
"Oh of America
"Yes. Sirw
"Ah then am sorry. hut am not
9~ite IN play just now, and 1 should
rather not risk another game Just at
present !" and SO Mr.. Staunton with
drew.
The event has excited as grea. sen:
sation in the world Of chess, as was bred
in the world of yatchsmen by the VIC
tory of the American, and Mr.. Morphy
has made up match with Anderson,
the Hungarian. upon which all England
that playcth chess, will, of course, be ve-
hemently betting in the course Of
fortnight. You may regard this as
set-off. perhaps, against the defeat of
Mr.. Ten Broeck's horses - though it
should be remembered that TIE Lattle
ven there is no. get given up.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-03

WOUNDED HoNoR.-An Indian boy at
Victoria, who was accused Of stealing
and demonstrated with for so doing, pro.
cured an old blanket. made a rope and
hung himself. In California this is an op-
Grafton wich frequently has to he per-
formed in such case, but the patient il
seldom willing, Notwithstanding the GER
taiuiy of the cure.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-03
THE JOURNAL.
"Centle Words and Loving Smiles.

The sun may warm the grass t. life,
The dew the dropping fower,
Andeyes grow bright and watch the fight,
Ofautumn's opening hour;
But words that breathe of ofkindness,
A. smil.s we know are true
Are warner than the summer time,
AMI brighter than the dew.
1t is not much the world &C give,
With all its subtle art.
And gold and gems not the things
To satisfy the heart
But, h !! il tEos, v Lo cluster round
The altar cf the heart
Have g,n |, wo Al l''i4 4gsrn,s,
How b,a' ful i, TAR IL
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-03
CAMDEN STAGE LINE.
New Line from Nevada to Camden.

on AND AFTER JUNE 2sTH
es@N-NSrkt1A " th. above Line will have tht
ElNTtt ~ NATIONAL EX HANGE, Broa'
z-<Ass-.AezssssSs~S Street Nevada Every Morning at
Eight o'clock, (Sin'ays excepted arriving National
Hotel Ca ndfn a. I0l or 'ork NJ
R.TCRNING-Sta-c will Leave NATIONAL HOTEL
Camden at O'Clock, 7. ~, arriving Nrya;s at
o'rlack Z. NJ.
20 Express Mater promptly attended TO-
...... L. MoKR:LL, Proprietor
WIN. s. McRoTFRrs Agent at Neva;a
OAKS Agent at ca ndan. jv2-tf
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-03
NAR nEfAKrNiENr.
W II II -fN " Y Y II
WASHINGTON, Nav IS, 1855

NAsHlN1ro\, May IS, 1855. {
SIR: In consequence Cf the oppo-
sition Of the Hon. II. c. Broderick, SEN
ator from California, 70 he rro &C edings
of the War Depalfment, having for
their lject lie purchase of Lime Point;
and being induced to believe from his
representations in the Senate Of the
United States .hat a gross e1tor:ion is
contemplated by the holders Of that
property, l have determined to suspend
all negotiations for its purcLasc You
will, therefore. stop all proceedings on
y Ut part, and return NJ! Tic parels soh
nected with the transaction 10 .liS De-
partmcnt, together with yout o7-n in
stlttctions.
Very respectfully, yorr ol'tserv't,
john B. FLOYD.
Secretary Of War.
P. Della Tore, q. S Attorney.
San Francisco.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-03

- "IIom ,stead exemption" cxclaim-
ed Mrs. Partingtnn, ihrowiag down the
paper; Its cnmc to a pretty pass, III
decd, that mon are going to exc:np;
themselves from home just when they
please. without any ploviso for cold
nights"