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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-04-03

D-Rev. Mr.. Duncan has arrived here
to take charge Of the Presbyterian congrc-
CATION, and will preach in that church tomor-
row.
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T,,r Rrrop,T 60 ,.,,r,o>. r,h, Ia
....-...,.,ar. l:,'..-..4,.-,-.,.
oo'ooo f'''' y, ''''' '','''9 maui d ''"-
peratc charge last week against the pro-
posed Reform Convention. Unless many
prominent men in that party have lately
cbanocd tboir ori,;o,. on FIJI, s,,h;,a.
:, ,,,ol ,'''o''' VIZ: ''"''0, -
II "0o" NV .'i''c'' d. we are h'Iof'heo'
he views OF that party IN this county.
Baltimore the pretended fear that Bal
tinore will secure in new convention.
.,or - nr,,,or r. a,I,.o4oa 49, ). AL,
NN to ~ -U''
'i' l-eio 10 i"'ule' Is p"' loiVh do 'Ne rea-
son why there should be no convention.
1t is asserted that she demands Mwiy
sir members. &c. in al Of which tborc
i ro trr+, or no,so, -. ora,,n1 49,
80 ~ ' S'"' VI 0"'','' - 0''N0 u APP
plchenSion' ANY loeoIoco can sign
" American " to an article, but Amcri-
cans are not apt to write lies for such
papers as the Easton Star Ouito =
'1;n,,uo,,. $780,, -, ,,.., ~I.D..1
N1 ~, CIV '""0 was '',e' " SUI" P'P'l
as Inc Df"oc'@F, ana HIAf When then
parry. had the majority IN Baltimore.
representation according to population
WIS 'neh 1:' the a'o"Sa doctrine OF most
sven ,:s poil''cIan3; 40" matters stand
o'l'crSh'ly ana they shape their course
acGGfu'hSiy' IL the people decide to
holo NohVehtion' Baltimore city can
oh'y nave @G"e@ out or the "1nefy $'n
members How snail IL out vote 80
how 8nall inc delegation from that city
"teS' 'Ne power lrom tue counties
Ana as REGARDS the Eastern nhoie--
inc western ehofe mas now all the pow,
er necessary 10 out vote us here and
inc course oil Snch pagers as the eta'
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cNNsTITrTLMNAL DISEASES.

Many diseases that allie humanity are inherited
heir looms from the diseased bodies of sickv
siIes. ScroIuIa, Consumption. Syphilis and Fits
arc among tho most common of constitutional
diseases Now. care not row many generations
the seeds Of these diseases may have been establish
cl In the system, currUptmg observation-disclosures y
RENnyATlNG EESOLyEhT will eradicate from tho
bodice o! the fiicted every particle Of diseased
deposits, aud fill the veins with new, pure and
ber hlnnI
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-04-03

G~Shad have been selling here dur
ing the past. week at five for Sl,oO. Our
fishermen have their seines at work, but as
yet are not doing much.
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RApwAY'S RENovArfvG REsOLvENT should DO
hailed as a blessing by every mother throughout
the land whose rtapts are afflicted with sores
liumors Sc. These breakings out Chus early are
c,idcncca of disease transmitted from the parcut
stock. few doses of the liENovArISG RgSoLvENr
will eradicate every yestigs of the disease and
insure the child sound and healthy body.
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E0TECE.

THE undersigncd.take this method Of in
IL forming their friends, customers and the
public generally, that they have a large and
F,yell selected stock OF
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To Carriage Manufacturers.

STNI1E subscribers have constantly on hand
! J. large assortment OF superior CARRIAGE
zsTUFF, consisting Of Fclloes, Shafts, Bows,
Tongues. Spokes, &c. Also, large guam
stjty of Seasoned AXles, and Plank of differ
sfnt thlckncsses, all Of which they will dis
pose vi at reasonable prices,
SCOTT q ADDISON,
~ Van 30. lSaS--tf Scott's Mills.
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r.,,.n,., o,- ,', cl,.,e o',-..-o oI,,E,-
'"" ,iT ~ 'o} ",',I., ~! %5'y''
b 5 Va, t.o.2I5 Gs35-j Iui3Jal Li2ibn2
---- ---- --- -
Tod 2A'i'sil 2,'Tj ~ Go''5ii 7.'-L5S'
Il will hc seen bv the ah.y figures tina, he.
lo,;l amount grown in. The - rounri.,
As above stated was torr.hcr | | ~. cts in
1850 b,yjnr increased IN ten years Of 2.&J3..
g,O h, Shells. and from the sIiI!t urmyroye
mcnt That has Lccl Z ,ina on ne that year.
vh,a., oats and cora, have probably dnlll'h
in amount, aud 50 has the yalge Of tn, land
embraced wi.hin the district, ,se t. C ar,ulrs
have purchased guauo, lane, SplpuIho~;Ia'c
and other fertilizers to llllc purpose, aS an
evidence o which can state on information
to lie icI,cd on, ,hat in The two lower couo
t:,s Of Delaware liIcnt and SUSSEX which
t,g, Il CT rals, d only lG2 1919 bu~h,l, Of whoa,
in l,jO, there ha> been used rs high ~ . UUu
tons If suano, an OJN. 900 buShcIs OF lnr
b,~jll, other fertilizers, in one year; and
b,,l!vs. tAa land pa5 been mIrh better cu,.
liy4iJd than formerly. The corr, oats and
wheat crops Of The Peninsula, may NOW
Safely he PINT down at gUUOD.oJJ bushels.
and Aad 1t not been for'lho Free Trade Reel
pUcjy treaty and other drawbacks. Nhirh
mas destroyed cur grain markets and checked
or energies, We should now have produced
far above That amount.
It IS 10 he regretted that with all III,
pou'loHs parade Of the Corn and Commercial
Exc Z IS IN the dE,trrA. critics o. TIE East,
aud he Atlantic coast, where liyc,>, railroad,
au4 canals pour in lhcil treasures nnI pradatt>
OF ,hc country fom thc RIO GTudc to the
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Phlia., wilmington aGld
@ - F.: ID ID.
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BAIT MO RE RAILROAD.

UNKS LLAN ELhTUN
For Baltmors. For Phifadrlrhia
n 1gttrain, 10 q. NJ. lsttraiR II A N.
Ind q p NJ. End u F. NJ
3rd 80 ! (nighp Ord 9P. ".
" BESIDES which regular trains there will b,
passenger attached to the through freig trail
which will pass southwark at 81 O'Clock q. VI.
stteing Dtssensersfor Baltimore and all the in
yamedate stations.
81 BENZ. WELLS.
q Dec Is 1855 Agent
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ADJOURNED The Massachusetts Lcgisla-
tue adiou,rcd sine dje OF, Saturday, after
passing ~ acts and ii resolutions; appiO-
mia1lng to various purposes about one mil.
lion of dollars and reducing the amount of
of s. alto tax half Il millInli.
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HAY SCALES.

%fNTE have put down New set of Platform
wv Scales, at the Corner, where Hay.
Straw, Coal, &c, can be weighed accurately.
A.DRIDGE & co.
Eikton, Feb. 20, tf.
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TIE NINTH DIsTRIcT.-The following
we believe TO bc-the lines Of the Ninth Election
District as defined by The law of the past
session. 1t will be seen that it is made CON
sderably larger. The law, however, will be
officially announced by the County Commits
sionerS in the advertisement for the election
Of School Commissioners, so that voters in
that section OF the county may know what
polls to attends
''Begiuning for the b urds Of the said Ninth
Election District at the Pennsylvania line on
the road near John Brown, (JuiucD'; thence
south with said road to its intersection with
the road leading from Rising sun to Brick
Meeting House: thence East with said road to
the north west corner Of the lands Of Jacob
job: thence South along the line dividing
the lands of Jacob job from those Of ID. H.
Heath, of Job II. Kirk, from Joseph Laird
and Of Joseph llaincs from Thomas Maxwell
to large Black oak tree in the road leading
from Brick Meeting House to Pennington !:
thence south by a straight line to Butler Stone,
near Sliccr's School House, on the Charles
town road: thence by said road to the inter
section Of the road to North Fast; thence by
said road to the intersection Of the road from
Battle Swamp to Nowlands corner; thence
by said road to the North East Creek
at Gilpiin's Bridge, thence by the present
lines of the Ninth District and the PcnnsyYa-
MA Inc 10 the place Of begin.ing."
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10 IHJl PUBLIC.

,MlE undersigned having bccn elected to
4 le Office Of Constable in the Third Elcc-
s@r'District Of Cecil county, offers his SER
ses to the Public in that capacity. Prompt
: 4ention will be given to the collection of
M7s, and to all other business entrusted
ia, LUClAN B. ANDERSON.
Gee 10, 1857 Cherry Hill, Cecil CO., Md
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( DUNTRY MERCHANTS 1SD THE TpApE sup.
sSpsted win NUrMEGs, CLOVES, CiMPUoR, WHITE
,as,S ARABIC. QrIsINE, aud other drugs at greatly
Rduced prices, by L. BRINGIIURST q Co,
SFe27. Cor. 9th & Market street, Wilmington
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EXAMINERS NOTICE

'sNIlE undersigned dniy appoint,
!. allit.cr% to view and determine q
lIiciy Of lucating Il chang" in the
RoJd from near the residence Of Caleb
noidS ESQ.,. ~ the North Fast aud
Meeting House road. ptssiag Crawl
Factory, for the purpose of avoiding Il 5,
Hill near said Factory, hereby give no
that they will meet at the Place where
said change is proposed to be made,
MONDAY, the 3rd day Of May, next. at
O'Clock i. M. to proceed to the disch.l!
Of the duty assigned them.
JErilRN McCULLOEGI.
BENJAMIN +. JOHNSON,
JOHN Nf.ARNS,
April 3, lHj%--Iw. Examine.
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Eofal affairs.

D~Cecil county Circuit Court, April
Term. commences on Monday; it probabls
will not last more than one week. The
Orphans Court and County Commissioners
meet on Tuesday, next.
The following is list of the Jurors sum
moncd for the kpril Term:
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-04-03

B-Wc understand that the Rev. Mr.
Goldsborough, late of Trinity Church in this
town, olliciatos at st, Augustine Churcl
Bohemia Manor on Easter Sunday, tomorrow,
at 3 o'clock, and every alternate Sunday
afternoon at the same hour. His Sunday
morning Service is al st. AIMS Church
Middlctown, every Sunday at 10 O'Clock.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-04-03

HDI virtue ol' 4 y rit of Ficri FdCts, ISIS;
I'D by Jlncs i. I'r.cc, unc OF the .!u>'i,
ol the Peace. ot the Stale of Mary land,
l"d Tor Cecil county. at the suit of Jorc
". Price, against the goods aud ch.tt;l,
hudS and trucmrutS Of Abel Mct ritz, a
t. me directed. ! have seized and taken in
execution. all the right, title, interest . =
estate, At I'w and in equity, Of the sud \
Nrristt, in and To Il L,t, Fleece or Parcel
LAND, situate. lying AMI ing in thu
ir"e OF Warwick, Crcii county, aforcsLi
cont lining about
'sEsgeC-g'GtgrGfls Of aEa Acre,
hc t C I'M more or less, with COMM }
DIJUS NEW v f l. |. y G. HOUSE
erected Thereof" !; and | hereby give notice
that on SATURDAY. the 9th day Of April
instant. at j. O'Clock a. M. | viii olyr iv
sale. on the premises, the sad property, st
seized anil taken in execution, ~ Pub!i
Auction, 10 the highest bidder for cash.
JOHN RICHARDS,
April 3, lS5S.--ts. l$2.5ol Constable.
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Chr 42l.lrIlct5.
ELNrON MARKET.
TX ported by II. S, sites. !


ELEroN, April ,. 1873.
Rcd Wheat =lG0. White de-. & 10. yellow
Cora, old 81, white -; OATS 80. Potatoes IS /:
nails. 81 -: Peruvian Guan1 4. No
/, 81; Mexican do. 80 On: Columbian do
% 90, Reese Manipulated Guauo. 500 90
D. Burg = Super Phosphate $45 90; Plaster
IS, G. y. SalC Il 371: Iicrrngs, per hbl ,
> 30. y. {. trimmed Shad per half hbI,
100; Timothy Seed pcr bush. 22.50. Clover
seed ; So
4, BALTIMORE, April lSt,-Guoh to prime
rcd wheat Lao lol,n5 prime white wheat
Il III to'*l .. Corn both white and y,l-
los So TO 60 cntS. Rye - ccuts. Oats 30
10 - cents. according to quality, Flour
Howard street, Extra Sj.25 to Sc 60
WILMINGTON, April l>j.-Whcat 81 05
Corn AZ cls, Oats 81; Ftu,u IS 80. Jourgal
PHILADELPHIA April lat.--Whcat I'D
/ u@ 10 Lilo white i.l2 to 80; Com g.
GEMS Oats u rcntS Flour 81 81 to 5000.
PMLAuELrHM CATTLE MARKET March
"utu.-Becf Ca;llr--TAe uiliiings to-day
were ahou: II! head: and sales at from S.
10 SO 30 per loo Iir'--au advance Of 80 cts
per 100 lbs. Cows and Calves Sales at SD
70 $50 for fresh Cows. Sheep Offerings
about 5000: sales at - 80 to Sc each, ns to
condition. Hogs -O.lh,insS about TOGO head
sales at 50 80 to 81 80 per 100 lbs. net
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John ". Morgan. James H. Benson,
John +. stephens, Hamilton Morton,
VIM P. Fowler, John l.. Clayton,
Noble 3idd'e, Spmuc Smith,
George Ricketts,, james Frazier,
Iicni min T, May, iDI. Justus DunOtt,
Johns, MaliF, Samuc! y, Eoayd,
Thomas Miller, Joseph Il, Brown,
FreduS AlIridge, John Smith.
Joseph Miller, JAMES l.. Foarl
Caleb Kirk. Richard l.. Thomas,
Joseph ). Wingnto, John McCrdvkvn,
Caleb Reynolds, Davis W. Sharrlcss,
Thomas Richards Jr., Jeremiah Rittenhouse
Thomas Gill asTie. Robert \. Evans,
Gehulkm Brichley. s. Edwin Iaines
Samuel iIai.c Samuel HjndmHn,
samuel Brown (of Allen John +, Knight,
John p. Patton, George liaines,
Johm Naunort, Robert Montgomery,
james Wilson, Lewis 7. Todd,
.'ohn Fultnn, Absalom Roman,
VIM. T. Warburon, Samuel Mc.rns,
James T. Oldham, Nathan Griffith.
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{ \ r. ! }.

CARD.
TERS. 6. 6. IllTtHCOCk "
w her SCHOOL April !4fh.
Reconsideration from II
$3.50 per quar- r; children oven
~ Ornamental branches Of III
description. without extra charge.
Elktuu. April 3. lSjS-2w.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-04-03

rvThe Elkton Temperance Society
adjourned on Tuesday night last to meet in
the Court House on next Wednesday night.
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Uy-We have had beautiful weather
this week for blowing, oats-sowing and all
Spring work, and many of our farmers have
taken advantage oft. There appears to b,
no apprehension Of much bad weather in
April.
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D~John c. Cameron is appointed
Postmaster at Brick Meeting House, in this
county, in the place of Reuben Passmore,
resigned,
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Gle Cecil }l)bio.
ELKTON. APRIL 3. 1858.

TIE EASTERN SHORE CoNyENTIoN.-
Attention is called to the proceedings of
the meeting in Kent, in reference to.thc
proposed +. S. Convention. Sound
views are expressed in the Resolutions
adopted there, and they should be care
fully read by the people Of this county,
who have been called to meet on Tues
day next, for similar purpose.
We have not deemed argument ncces-
sary to show the ialpropriety of sec
tional convention in this state. We are
sure the people of Cecil can see at a
glance the futility of making a hubbub.
on the Eastern Shore about the iDius-
tcc Of the Western Shore. That Shore
has more than two representatives to our
one, and Injustice and reason will not
secure from them the recognition of our
rights, no threats Of rash men or TRADES
of sinister politicians Will bring them to
terms.
1t may be well enough on Tue stlay,
next, to pass resolutions something like
those Of Kent, but to send delegation
to Easton to please the nulli.iers GU
there is quite asoticr business.
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
TEITE Co-PaNnership heretofore existing
4 under the firm Of A. Kidd II Son, is this
day dissolved 10y mutual consent. ther OF
the partners will attend TO the settlement o.
the accounts Of the firm.
a. KIDD.
JAMES II. KIDD.
Port Deposit, April LIST, l850-3w'.
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1tERrlLlZ ERS.- BIakiston & Towards Super.
*: srhoeph .te Of Lime Alkaline Fertilizers
* sPer sale by II. 8. SITES.
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HrrlrBs REFUSED cAMPTInR for sale low
N.Y. BIZ BRiHGHrHET q co.
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IRON EsAEH4TNdaS.

3s4t4 HHsSFN kSK L III AVTN.
sob Cemetery Lots, Verandahs Baicanys. Win
"a Fdor Guards, Tree Boxes &c; great variety
nj new patterns heavy and light. at prices to suit
( the times. MARSHBANk 4 MCC0NKEY.
a Jan D. 1861 Lancaster. Pa
g GfRlSGEsl Our stock Of - ringes is large and
~ complete in varict Consisting III part, of Matt
sons Elastic Lewis improved Elastic, maw's In
jecting Apparatus ,6c. Large and small Glass
I and Metal Syiing.s.&c most OF which We offer at
4 greatly reduced price,.
80 +. BRING HURST & co Druggists,
q Cor 9Th & Market street, Wilmington.
n Feb 81 1853.
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NNTO1DW ARE, Brooms, Brushes, BAs-
W llcts 81, for sale at the very lowest rates
by NM. TuRNEEr
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NRIALKER 5 CHILLING TIiREA
Y Y Cotton GiIlinc and Seine Irvine. Cotton
Coil and Hemp Ropes. for sale by WN. ToHurRr
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TDGTME Mackcrcl, Labrador Herring,
l. Sucked do Be. hy WN IorBurr.
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n OUNCES BEST QUINTNE BY the single
~ Ounce, or larger quantity. chetrcr than
hsr before L. BkINGuURsT Il co,
Feb n. 1853 Whining on
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.fDHYSfCIANS furnished with reliable Drugs
~ and Medicines, new Chemical aud pharinn-
f*eutical Preparations at reasonable prices Orders
ASy mail or Otherwise punctualiy Tended to.
III Il. BRING HURST Il co,
kaD ~, 1898 Pharrnaceutists.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-04-03

NrEW METHODIST HYMN and Tune
" Books, may be hal ut WI. ToNnERr's.
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i GPENING WG.DAY.--Ncw Spring Goods
~ cheaper than ever Every variety. at
apr WN. IoRHEEr's
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CtTILL CHEAPER Orleans Molasscs.
- 1T 81 cents cuha = and 81 cents, at Toni
IgEr 5. next door Court House
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Save YOUR MONEY. and ga TO forfeit :
- AID bay your Goods if you wish to save yeur
money, nest door Court House.
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-14

SPREAD OF MoRMoNIsM. = The Nor
mons claim to have 100000 meR5ers of
their church scattered over the world.
They have now ninety-fve missions in
Europe, and an equal number in Africa,
Asia, and the Pacific Islands They
have one newspaper in Salt Lake City,
issuing 1000 copies; one in Liverpool
issuing $4,000; one in Swansey, South
Wales one in Copenhagen in tile Dan
ish language; one in Australia one in
India one in Switzerland, in the French
language. "The Book of Mormon, y
has been translated and published in the
Welch, Danish, French, German and
Italian languages.
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-14
RObinsOn's Crossing,

lNHE ROAD from Nevada to Downevie, by way
Robinson's Crossings in fine condition and presents
The Shortest Route and Best Road for Teams
To all the extensive Mining Regions and all the various
settlements along the Divide between the South and
Middle and the Middle and North Yubas by way Hess
and Emory's Crossing.
The ROAD also affords the nearest for Packers
and Travellers from Sacramento by way of Rough and
Ready Grass Valley and Nevada, and the mines further
South to Poor Mans Greek Nelson Creek and all the
Mining Regions north of Nevada and Downieville
This road easily travelled that between Sacramen-
to and Nevada -Four horses readily draw from
to four thousand pounds of Freight from Nevada the
top of the hill at Downicvle when the road is OBJ
structed by heavy rains
ALLEN Y. ROBINSON, Proprietor
January . lS57-tf.
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-14
HnsOIvenf Notice.

COUNTY COURT of the Cohnty OF Nevada State of
- California In the matter of the Petition ofJAMES
NJ. GREGG, an Insolyent debtor
Pursuant order of the Hon. Thomas H Caswell
Judge of the said County Court notice hereby given
all the creditors of the said Insolvent NJ Gregg
appear before the Hon Thomas H Casvvel aore-
said in open Court the Court Room said Court in
the city and County Of Nevada the seventeenth day
Nav A. D., 1858, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ of that day then
and there TO show cause if any they why the PRAYER
said Insolvent should not be granted and asse
Of his Estate be made and he be discharged from
his debts and liabilities in pursuance of the Statute
such made and provided and IN the meantime all
proceedings against said Insovent be stayed.
Witness hand and tha seal of said Court this 18th
day of April A. d 1853
RUFUS SHOEMAKER. Clerk
BY Wm. Smith, Deputy.
John Anderson, Atty for Petitioners. apl6
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-14
HOSE MANUFACTORY
8. HOWARD.

q HOWARD who is Sail Max er by profession.
y. takes this method to inform the miners of Nevada
city and the surrounding towns, that he is pre-
paredto manufacture Duck Hose cheaper and better
than be obtained at any other place in the city
Nf;,o-s ,r;l n-o1I 20 IL - -,
of workmanship which he has now on hand at his
place of business, No. CO Broad street. opposite the FL
Dorado Saloon.
He has the credit of being the best Hose in the
county and getting up the best patterns as well as
the most durable His Riveted Hose will bear strict
examination for style and strength-none surpass
the work.
Horse Covers, Wagon Covers, Tents, Awnings, Ham
mocks, Wind Sails for Summer Houses. Trunk Covers
and Carpets sewed with neatness and dispatch.
He hopes by industry, perseverance, and strict at
tention to business, to obtain liberal share of public
patronage.
All orders strictly attended to, and executed witt out
delay Small fayors thankfully received, larger in
proportion If Nevada, Nov. 81 1851
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-14

81 The celebrated African traveller,
DR.. Livingstone, has left England for
Africa, in the steamer Pearl Among
the gentlemen who accompany him are
botanist, geologist and an artist, who
goes out for the purpose of sketching the
country, its people, animals and plants.
The best wishes of the scientific and
commercial world accompany this brave
and indefatigable man.
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-14

A lady one night at a party was much
annoyed by the rude and impudent re-
marks of a coxcomb who sat near her.
At length, becoming tired and vexed,
she turned towards him with an angry
countenance, and said: "Be pleased, sir,
to cease your unbecoming impertinence.
The fellow was astonished at so sudden
a rebuke, and could only say "Pray,
Miss, do not eat me-" ''Be in no fear,"
She replied, II am JeRess.n