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AYERS
PILLS.
JOR ALL I'M PURPOSES ORA
FAMILY PHYSIC.

tulHf has igng s1istsl patls demand lot o. 20
i'e pufsatvs p uhish could b fslsl Oh - ,uIs ni
psf-'ty 'llo IN IL operation This has bsen prep Il
- mfi hai dsGaha and an snisniiVs trial ~ lie rIuss
kis tonrltytly shown viii What soccest a..ouaplshss
the purpose designed lis easy 70 nSss paJisai ,l
tai MT casJ N msta The best VI ell p,s- one ukth
shDahl haVs u he ohlsetJHt bat al ths slyaH
bgrs. u every other. THIS ha, been attempted here
aAi via uAai uOud respectfully submit 10
ths pabls decision. Il has been ahiDftunAs ior tie
p,lrut l,thsfto that ll0tt every puigslIe medicine !,
acrimonious and Initiating 70 dc bourls. This IL rot
Aaul d Asm p'odae' % much gripping pi!n snd re1ul
s'9 "a he system 10 than eouhisfbalaars the
god ~ b derived from thea T,sss pAI pEgiuss no
Imitation W pain unats Il anse iInm pfsyigualy eaist.
sng Obstruction u dstahEemrnt 10 The bowels Being
Paity vegetable, no harm tin arise from their use h
my qutntiy but i Il better that any medicine should
b. tksn ilditolty. Minute directions hr their use
10 The several diseases o vhch they aro applicable are
given IN the baL AIMING the complaints Which have
been speedily CURED ny thfn, Ne may mention Liver
Complaint, 10 ia various forms Of Jaunacr. Indigestion
Lsrguof, and LOss of Appetite Lstsasntss lrtabiity
blinna Headache Bilious Fever Fstg and Ague. Pain
IN the Side hgd lOith ioI 10 truth. all hesa aTa but
she consequence N d,sa,ed action Ia the liver A. an
aPsneni they hd0fd prompt AID ute relief in Cos,e-+
hsss FILES, Cole, Dyatnisry Ham0fi Scfohilt and
stpfry, C1da with OF the bOdy, Ccsrs sud i.
puriy Of the blood 10 short any and eVsty case whsre
pufgative it required.
thcy have also produced some sinsulaTly suecs,,ful
cures In rheumatism OouL DTopSy, Gravel, EUspelas,
Pulpiiat0n Of The Heart, Pains Ia the Back Stomach
aud side They should BE- freely taken In the spdnE of
The year to purify thS blood and prepare the system for
ihs shangs OF selion, An oeeaiiona dose stimulates
the stomach nnd bowels Into healthy action aud restores
The appetite and ,goF. They purify the blood. aud, by
their stmuant Scticn the eIcnlatoTy system reno.
vat" the strength Uf tho body aud restore the wasted or
diseased energies Of the whole organism. Hence an
sasonal dose is advantageous, even though no serious
arrangement etists but unnecessary dosing should
never be carried too far, every pufgAtiVe medicine
reduces the strength, when taken 90 excess The thu.
Aand eases which phvHC Fpnurrd ltsf
mefalod here bat Ihsy suggest smseyr 10 The reason
VI every body and this pin Is found to answer better
purpose than any thing which has hitherto been available
10 mankind Where their virtues are once known the
public will longer doub; what remedy 10 employ when
in need Of calhaTtie medicine. being snsarWrlpped
thsy pleasant to take undbcing purely vegetable no
harm can arise irum their use In any quantity
For minute directions, zee wrapper on the Boz.
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In connection with the above, keep every kind Of mu
establishments and musical merchandise generally
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Winter Arrange ment.
sETa E ~
CHANGE or SCHEDULE.

WHGsls0 sriIiUs, Nov. III, 1851
w and afrf Sunday evening. SOW sth thr Passrul,r
" trains viii leave ts siatlgn daily al sac 4 NJ Atg
= ~, and 10 =, NJ, Wtrsliur time. The Accommodation
daY, tsHerp suHdAysJ a. $40 A. ~ will receive and dis
charge pastvugrFs II al ne principal statons bstvt-n
Wheeling and Cumberland. The Accommodation tsin -
discontinued 90 East rud VI road.
The ktprvss tralu daily, Atlt y. NJ VII receive and
dschasg pai'snEefs ~ ts following station, oty I'm.
sood, Moua,hvu-, Camtrou, rufiou, Bsutdus Frrry,
FNrmoIt fgurrman Grafton, tgt lshurE, Piedmont Cam.
betapd No. ~ WaigFstat1H Sir Johns Hun MaTtrsuurr
hArper' Fgfy, Mouoeaty, sykrsyile, and Warrington
function Thy Mall i!aln daily ,etcspt Saturday, 10
p NJ, s resolve and discharge passengers ata the prb.
cpAi stations,
Tbs train, VII arrive as follows; Man irah4A " ~
press train iU;li A. Accommodation tsAu from Cum.
JcrlaHd, At G;G =. ~, Wheeling time.
". O. wOODSlnE, slpt.
now J. Il FORD, Agent.
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Baggage checked to all stations the Pennsylvania
Railroad, and 10 Philadelphia baltimore and New York
Passengers In the cars viii be charged
Ten Gents In addition 10 The Station rates. exec from sta
lions where The Company has agent.
NutcE. case ofloss, thr Company will hold them.
selves responsible Tor personal baggage only and for an
amount not exceeding tin1.
N.BThe Excelsior Omnibu5 Line has been employed to
convey Passengers md BSsgase TO and from che Depot
charge not exceed 20 cents for each passenger and bag
gage
For Tickets apply to J.STEwART, Agent,
Athe r. u. H. Passenger station,
ianl Liberty and Grant Sta, Pittsburgh.
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GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE,
ia MAIN ST. WHEELING.


FAIL AND WlNTER TRADE
STONE THOMAS tats plrasars Ia Abnouaeinr IA,
- Ne are noe Ia ftcsl oi ntlf fan ,tcck " Yah an
pry q OOds, Varistie, aud HIIIIaery iced.
thgy lave iudt received nIaf second ftl Parrhatrs
sent 70 Ne Pgths m1rr $50
100000 WORTH OF GOODS,
Being b. tAT he largest aui MOST DESIRABLE STOCK anJ
snbfaenf NJ kr SELECTION o. shose sosii they have
ever oeervd 70 ths Paeis
" their FORMER variety c have adisi iNrr, ,tosk Of
cHIrvnf and Rus q us latest design, and bot matss
and also beautiful line u choice Tlrs suitable t5T ~
Winter Trade, both u uhch a. vt A. 10 theIf stoei
gtnefnly, hey invite tht attention u NE Trade.
Having been 10 Dc Eastern cities sh0rttne previous 10
he late hyavy rise IA All knit q c,Gn TAbtci and bay.
log largely uu H. Cash thty have done as uaat war
Yu a. sell AZ directly frl me impjftert And MtnufA
taefi 10 soue lnttancet mes afv able 70 Ger inducements
10 90 tdai Bugtrs either br ths PIygr ar Al RYFAfI
exec. u b. no stauAf house 10 Ne West
To mer ths vanu " thelf rapidly Increasing Trade ths
have made and are making AnTlg arrangement % furnish
" Public With one II the bss, selected Stsci q roodi In
their line IN the Wttt
10 tha stock may b. found tally
lY,Ne yts slks-vmhrscIuE some Of he hnesi lmp
AW9 french Ngrinors Cathrrrys, namha
Ihl'gis and MAidoulAs--oi every quality aud color
full line 81 he Richest Painted Onkfe shaded a
IN striped Caihm.rrs and prlNhsi-lmpor,sd
80 shawls and Cl9zks-swbrAeing some q he
ever offered IN Wheeling
10op yii Ginghau', Dsbalsi DslAnes and Prints and
Ghuot n D1rrstss--tmbFA ing he lsrrsst lin, al
American Woosas AMI Cotton pods krp, by AM similar
house, u not BY any hrasr IN tao city.
IhcY have AVA To their siotk with yiea % closer cash
TAar aud Jsdfe thr Fable ha no eaor upoA their part
thy fss confident that thrv can ogsr iadascmsn, 70
eids cdh tgysrs tNc,iri b. h0asc 10 the West II ln
~ Ug,'sd shtg No trouble to show geods;ooi, sent
Cars liotel- SRd Roats flrcuf,amgrs
" Always on hand, Prime 1--we Geese Feathers.
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RDMOVAL

msntI tuned and repaired.
" All 10 .da warranted At this estahliIhment noyS
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GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE.
NO. l74 MAIN STREET, WHEELING, va
TREMENDOUS STOCK OF DRY GOODS!
FALL AND WINTER SALES.
a. 4 H~4AHG NV n-nsuow.

wan va 5 ID. s.' , No. ss " pulls s S az
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SHEET MUSIC,
rhsArseat stock OF sheet mualS musical works 4e &C.
In The Western country
81 MOsle sent tOApy address, postage Tree. IA
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@. GARFORTHS
} and Porter Bottling Establishment,

LLSE stRKxr, BETWEEN TurH AxH SIXTH stb.
EAST WHEELING, VA.
GOOD mpply Of Sluih's celebrated Kennel and other
n Acs, Brown Stout and Porter, alvAya on hand TSV
ems and families supplied the REASONABLE t-rm,
ES- All orders hidress.d-BoH No. AZ Post .Onire-v
be promptly attended to. ans
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lS57.S. lS51.S
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PHNNsYLVANIA RAILROAD!

I
WiNrEg ARRANGEMENr.-0u aud aiIsr Monday, De.
w osnbrr 2lst,
TN HAsT NAIL TRAIN leaves the Passenger Station
every morning. yScrr. snnhhy, az ia o'clock Pittsburgh
unr, arriving To- philadelphia u ii-30 T.. M.
TlE EXPIRES TRAIN leaves the station every evening"
at9tp
The JohHsIoWn Accommodation train leaves Piti.6nrgh
daily except sunday, At % O'Clock p NJ stopping At all
stations, and nnuug fac Cnlsuaugh. Htsl Accom-.
mcdainn Train i0r Turtle Greek Bridge leave. daily *.
erptsuhiay, At lrtl The second Accommodation
Train for Turtle Creek leaves, leaves daily sunday eN-
eePtd, I2D The Third Accommodation Train for
Turtle Greek, leaves daly, except Suulay, at go t. IN
Etturnllg ftalGs arrive Ia Pittsburgh AZ follows TX
prysi La D. ~; Mall 500 M. Johusovn Acromiuoia.
uoG, II a. m FTs rmtlr Creek Accommodate 50 m:
second Accommodation II, o. Third Accommodation, 6lO
p,
Tghlasfn- DlAryir aud Indiana connect at RiAirsYie
Intersection With Mail Tram hast Express train West, aud
the JohHsioVn Accommodation rrain East and West
Pittsburgh and Cunntil,yr Trains, stopping al all sta.
tons Oh the Pittsburgh and Connsi,Nr Road leave daily
Sunday excepted f0lows;-siHil rraln 10 A. M Ex.
press Train, $50 p Returning Traia, from Pittsburgh
aud Connellsuc Road, arrive At Pittsburgh, SIS u
Gle pm.
Thctrayeogpublc vii 6nd greatly to their ntrrr,s
Ia going East or Wet travel by the Pennsylvania Rail.
road, As the Accommodation offered c4nuo be sur.
passed on any other ruut A. the road IL ballg-d With
stone, aud entirely fs,r from ds, promise safe.
~ speed and comfort, all who may iAyor lhsroad with
thNlr NAT
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The Norm Ons.


We hAye become convinced that the cen
jectureshwhich have been made regarding
the speedy exodus Of the Mormons from Salt
Lake toward the British Possessions, is q
fallicious prediction. Gentlemen who know
the resources of the Saints, tell US that they
are minus the means and animals where
with to make o universal abandonment of
Salt Lake City. and hence their occupation
Of that locality for several months to come,
may be regarded as a certainty. Should
the Elders and other men Of means see fit to
/ quit Salt Lake City during the present win
ter-which is merely supposable case and
not by any means we'll founded supposi-
tion-the largebulk of the faithful would be
necessitated to remain behind for want of
animals and provisions to provide them for
the trip Their position is most palpably an
untenable one, and one which if properly
assailed, they will be forced to quit Sin the
long rum" but protected as they now are by
natural inclemencies Of season, and they
being compelled-perhaps unwillngly--to
stay where they are until better chance is
offered them to pull up stakes. Spring and
summer, and in oil likelihood another sea-
son will follow ere they will quit their pres
ent comfortable habitations and the home
steads they have reared by their industry
and perseverance.
We're the inhabitants of Salt Lake COM
posed of real Amarican cit;1nno tbay x,oull
in oil probability either make a compromi sc
with the General Government or stipulate
such a treaty as would satisfy themselves
and. nation, but ma de up as they are of q
heterogeneous mass Of unnaturalized for
eigners, taught by religion and prejudicial
influences to despise our acknowledged
ru lers and our form of government, they
are only in p osition to receive the pecu'
liarly hostile teachings of their unprinci-
pied leaders and those leaders have too long
felt the Importance of their offices to will
lingly yield them up to power which they
have ignored by swearing allegiance to the
Church and State of NJ ormon
We think that there is too much shrewd-
ness, and too thorough conviction of their
incompetency to contend against the United
States existing among the Momon rulers to
admit of their prolonged resistance to the
attacks of governmental force, but their Pc
culiarly isolated position and the difficult es
which surround their successful vacation OF
Salt Lake, with enough of their disciples to
constitute them a numerous and powerful
sect, will keep them where they are, until q
good retreating season shall roll around.
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Attaclinaent Law.

II may well be doubted if there is an act
on the statute books of California, the re-
peal of which has been so universally de-
manded, as the present odious attachment
law. Numerous bills have been introduced
for its appeal or amendment. and yet the
time is frittered away on other and less i'm
portant measures, until the public begin 10
fear that it is not the intention Of the pres
ent legislature to act upon the subject. The
number Of billie for its amendment now be.
fore the legislature, will render it difficult
to unite upon anyone plan, unless the sub
ject be taken up soon. 1t will be difficult
to act upon II at the close Of The session. 1t
is bad policy to postpone the more important
bills until the legislature is drawing to o
close. Thepublio demand its repeal, and
there is not doubt but that n majority Of
the legislature are disposed to carry out tho
public will, and yet other matters claim the
attention Of that body. 'ag
Will the members look to the wants and
requirements of the public in this respect,
and move at once Let some plan among
the number already submitted, DO united
upon before II shall be-too late, that this
disgraccful law may bc-expunged from our
statute books. Itshould not fil on account
Of tho multiplicity Of bills already intro
duced for its amendment. Let it be re-
modelled in some shape. 1t can hardly be
rendered more bdious lt's4 N3 jon
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San Francisco Correspondence.
TCSAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 90


DAILY BUTTE RECORD We condense
some of the latest news items which may be
Of interest to your readers.
The steamer John L. Stephens sailed at
IL o'clock to-day, with $40 passengers and
81 ,57l ,0S6 % in treasure. You will observe
she carries q small number of passengers ;
this results no doubt from the fact the ORR
zaba. which sails on the 9th proximo, will
carry passengers at very reduced rates, and
many who are going east who will await her
sailing. The Stephens rates of passage to-
day were $3.50, $i75 and $4,000.
A small frame building on the south east
corner of Pacific and Montgomery streets,
occupied as an Italian boarding house, and
known as the young Italy," was totally de-
troyed by FIRE last night. Loss Of the build
ing is ,trifng. The boarders lost all of their
effects and most of their clothing. The fol-
lowing tircmen were injured by the falling
of the building VIM Harten, Charles
Cornell, Geo. Overind, James Darling, VIM.
Cody, and Assistant Engineer Hobie.
During the fire woman leaped from the
second story window to the ground and es
capped unhurt.
A o'clock, this morning, fire broke out
in wooden tenement corner Hallack and
Leidesdorff streets, owned by 7. Rowland.
son and N. LARGO, portion of which was
occupied by Chinese as wash house, the
upper portion by the ''help" of the What
Cheer House.. The building was quickly con-
sumed, the inmates barely escaping with
their lives. The loss to Woodward and the
help of the What Cheer is about $1,000. Du-
ring the fire 81 100 in coin was stolen from
the Cinnamon. Building valued at 5000, 90,
different portions OF which was found satu.
rated with camphene by those who first ar
rived; it was undoubtedly the work of an
incendiary. SIT
The steamer Panama arrived this morn
ing from Oregon; her non. arrival had ex-
cited fears for her safety she had been de-
tanned for freight and by head winds.
Mrs. Wood is playing very successful
engagement at the Opera House.
The Globe in its issue this morning says
that s'the administration is fully sustained
in this State on the Kansas issue" This is
at variance with the facts, as the little
auctoneer well knows, q majority of the
Democracy and the citizens Of this State
generally, repudiate aud protest against the
admission of Kansas under the Lecompton
Constitution.
~ Truly yours, RICHMOND.
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.Asornrn Honnrn.r, ArrAra,-ycste

ANOTHER HoRRIBLel AFrArRs- Ycster-
days Express, chronicles the most horrible
suicide and murder which has been record.
ed since tho strange mania Of self-dsstrue-
ton first made its appearance in the State.
The victims ofthis terrible tragedy arc five
in number; aman and his wife named Bren-
ham and their three children. On Sunday,
when the servant girl asked Mr.. b. what he
desired for dinner, he told her that they
would dine on a''cold snack" and informed
her she could go to church and remain away
ell day, if she chose. When she returned to
tho house in the evening, she found BRENNAN
lying near the door with one of tho children
by his side Mrs. b. on the sofa with anoth
er of the little ones beside her. and lying by
itself in bed was the other child, and all
were stiff and cold and dead 1t is conjec.
tured that pecuniary difficulties induced Mr..
Brenham to thus destroy himself and family.
The whole were poisoned; but with what
kind ofa drug is not stated. How long will
the Genii of marder'sand suicide stalk
through this afflicted land
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why do not the tax collectors Of the diff
ferent counties follow the example of Col
Washington, F sral tax 7collecdsr for San
Francisco, and point out the duty Of the
Democracy toward the authorities I'm
doubtedly many Of Ahem proclaimed demo
cratic principles from the stump previous to
the election, while seeking their present po-
sitions, but viewed from an official position,
the platform admits Of q greatly modified
construction, and IL is proper that oil tax
collectors should insist in breaking in upon
the deporable ignorance Of a sovereign PEG
pie, and al ousing them to the fact that dec
larations of principles in party platforms,
are merely for the purpose Of catching votes,
and that genuine democracy supports 1.-THE
powers that be-" without regard to princi.
pies Tax collectors are accustomed to
capturing Hong Kongers and Contonites by
their tails, and circular from each one to
the Democracy of his county, might capture
all Democrats who wear their principles as
Cinnamon do their tails-to catch the APP
probation Of the public, and to BIO coiled up
out Of sight, when occasion requires. Such
pocket platforms would be very convenient
now days, to California politicians, and
should be recommended at once! The San
Francisco Globe, and Sacramento gouyndi.
should at once apply for patent, for this
individul-portable-p political "now you scc-it
and-now- you.don Democratic Platform -.
1t will be a caput-al thing, and ,devilish
convenient for those holding Office by APP
pointment, and their dependents
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Information Given.

| The Marysville .Netos has enjoyed itself
hugely for some time past, by keeping out
of political squabbles, and showing FIRST one
of its, cotemporarics and then another into
the poiitical'afenx.tobe snapper and snarl-
cd at by the Jackalls. who compose the
train'fdfrowing the lions of the day This
has been rare sport for the General, who
presides over the solid columns of the .NeWs;
but unfortunately for himself, he has be-
come involved in desperate encounter-po-
litical ennounter-with his neghbor, out Of
which, with oil his "soft sawder," and pref
ty speeches, it will be impossible for him to
escape with whole scalp. We have half a
notion while he is thus engaged to open q
traihendous "are in his rear land would do
so, only it aint our fight, and we feel salts.
fed that the General will DO striawed' into
q pulp finer than paper mill can chew lin
en.ragsl:: In this extremity we do not "feel
to sympathise" with him at all. It was fine
fun ,for,him to stand alpof, cry peace, and
silly hurl his cotemporaries into wicked
family quarrel, and we should be delighted
to SEQ Ridge on his back for the next month,
The following information may be of scr-
vice to the .Ne,cs. in regulating its future
conduct toward the press centrally: s.
| eve would inform the NeiOs that never have,
and probably never SHALL concern ourselves much
With regard 10 the vagares of the Butte RECORD,
and whether Il blows bot or cold, itsau the sanna
to us.-State Journal.
The present is one Of the loveliest days of
our incomparablo climate, and 10 is not 10
our heart to disturb the self concet and
court. flrnlSeyism, Of the liyepied. institution
at the capitol, and Only copy il That our Ma
lrysyille !cotspp9rqY may e,apprised Of the
ippottsnt ihioarmtatlon il lospnatains. ''Is win
be all the same to u.s." if tho Journal editors
shave buttens all dvetahsmr::l ~
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/ n I. Asa-n%pa,.AT


Zee is PERFECTLY consistent in opposing che
anti-vigilance resolution in the Democratic
State Convention, and in introducing bill
into the legislature for the suppression Of
mobs, Involving lengthy and bitter dis
cussion Of the vigilance question. After
the question had been introduced into the
convention, and that body called upon to
approve or repudiats it, we would have ap-
piled principles to it, and rested the case as
they may have determined, That is our
Democracy. But Mr. Lee, and q majority
Of the Convention, chose to ignore the sub
ject altogether. By what right can they
now proclaim that those who do not support
the bill are not Democrats Had the Dem
ecr&h con yensioh findp fSed Che adtf yigj-
lance resolution, the Democracy would have
found but little trouble in passing Mr.. Lees
Bill sas Democratic members would have
felt themselves bound to sustain it. But We
do not conceive that its author, or any one
else. has right to pronounce it q party
measure and read out of the party those
who do not support it. Neither can we see
how there should be any formidable opposi-
ton to the bill, any more than We could
discover the sense and propriety in opposing
the resolution in convention. 1t cannot be
made an er post .facto law, to affect those
who have heretofore participated in vigi-
lance movements, but will have the effect Of
placing those who oppose it,as being in ia
Sor of future uprisings Of thep people, in OPP
position to the laws of the State. We do not
believe that such is the sentiment Of the
people Of California. ,asst
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CALAvrpAs CouNrY.GThe Chronicle says
that the county jail has but three occupants.
The same paper urges folks to lookout for
"Thieving Bilr' who has gone to Sacrament
to to arrange with the Capital fellows for a
seven thousand dollar attack upon the Gale.
veras treasury. s.t kt,e adl n-il haHol.s
The treasurer Of the comp y, is actually re-
deeming bonds. due in 1860.
Rain has fallen plentifuliy during the re.
cent stormy days. sf"sF
Howard IMaupin. convicted of mshslaugh-
ter, has been sentenced ito 8, years in the
Peniteutiary.a Augustus stoltz, for murder
in the second degree, has been sentenced
there for ten years 'ai ',o ' Y, y
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AMADoR 1rEms. The Sentinel man has
been sued for defamation of charastss by one
Cool preacher, assisted bya pettifosgss
named Waters; but o righteous, decision Of
the court has caused Waters to cool of, and
made Cool take water. Starved 'em right
A man named Curtis was injured some
days ago by falling with a horse which he
was riding in q race. sle
Subscriptions are being circulated to raise
funds for repairing the NJ. f. Church.