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The Nevada journal., 1858-11-26
Summons.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA


COUNTY OF NEVADA. }So
District of the III Judicial District of
said State. Tho People of the ST of California,
FRED. RINDERER, Greeting
VOU are hereby Summoned to appear and answer the
L complaint of ANTHONY LAIMEIsTER filed against
You and NJ RHoER, within Ten the service of
this writ if served you this county within Twenty
days if served you in this District and of this
comfy within Forty days if served on Won in the
state and ont of this District in action commenced
the First day of October A. D. 1858 in said Court for the
recovery lO00 with interest thereon rate of
2pcr cent per month, from the Goth day af June A. d.
s51, alleged in the complaint 20 said action due
Plaintiff from Defendants upon a promissory note ex-
hed and set forth in the complaint aforesaid together
with percent upon the principal and interest
sci fees and costs of sut Also for decree forcclo
and sale Of the following described premises mort
gagged to the said Plaintiff by the Defendants secure
the payment Of the said promissory and interest
tU-wit
One House and Lot situated on the West side of Main
Street. fin the town cf Bloomfield add running from a
street on the north side joining b Franzs house and lot
hity feet to the South, and Joining to the south lot
owned by NJ. Roscnheim said Lot being Two hundred
feet deep Also certain House and Lot Immediately
opposite and being tliiry-ive front and one hun
drcd feet deep said Lot joining to the north the said
Street, and to the South to house now occupied
barber shop. Together with all the tenements and ap
performances hereunto belonging, anyvise apper
tanning and that all persons claiming by through or
under said Defendants either them NAV be barred
and forclosed Of all right title or equity of re
demptIon in the morgaged premises as described
as aforesaid true copy of which accompanies this
mons
Aud You hereby notified that if you fail to answer
Judgment against therefor by default together with
all costs OF suit aud also demand of the Court such other
relief rs is prayed for in his said complaint
In testimony whereof, |, RUFUS SHOEMAKER
Clerk of the District Court aforesaid do ereunto set my
hand and impress the seal sad Court at Office in the
city Nevada this the 2th day of October A. 1853
RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk.
By WM. SMITH, Deputy
A Laimester VS. Rcinderer g. Rhoer-In District Court
18th Judicial District.
Happearng to tie satisfaction of the Court by affidavit
of George $ HuPp counsel of Plaintiff herein that suit
has been commenced by said Plaintiff said Defen lants
and Summons issued that ood of action exists
against said Defendants and that Defendant Rnderer
has departed from the State Of alifornia
1t is hereby ordered that said Summons be served up
Oh said Rnderer by publication for three months III
public newspaper published in this county.
Given under my hand this llth day Of October A. d.
1873.
NILES SEARLS, District Judge.
hereby certify the foregoing be copy of
order entered on the minutes ef said Court
csa35 @y hand a1ea aP4 AZ nf @ ss' asS Sf
The Nevada journal., 1858-11-26
Summons.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA - County Of Nevada So
~ District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District
of said State The People of the State California
EBENEZER ESTEY. Greeting:
You are hereby Summoned to appear and answer the
complaint of b. F. WOoiworth and L. Cook filed
against you within ten days from the service of this
writ if served you in this county, within twenty
days if served You this District and out of this
County and within forty days If served you in the
State and ofhis District in action commenced on
the llth day of October A. D. 1855 in said Court for the
recovery of the of Six Hundred and Fifty (S650)
dollars principal alledged be due Plaintiffs from De-
endant, upon certain promssory notes, with inter
est thereon, date thereof amounting the of
Five Hundred aud Forty (S5i0) Dollars. Together with
aecruing interest above principal amount, until
Judgment, particularly set forth and mentioned IN
Plaintiffs complaint to this action file in the Office
of tho Clerk of said Court. And you hereby mott
fed that if you fail to said complaint herein
directed, Plaintiff will take judgment against You there
for by default together with all costs of suit and
demand the Court such other relief is prayed
their said complaint.
In testimony whereof, /, RUFUS SHOEMAKER,
Clerk the District Court aforesaid do hereunto
hand and impress the seal of said Court Office in the
city of New ada this l1th day of October A d. 1859
a.. 81 RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk.
Per JOE ROBERTS, Jr, Deputy. octI5-td
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State of California. County of Nevada. IS.

State OF California, county OF NeVada. IS.
Upon reading the affidavit of B. F. Woodwork and II
appearing thei eby that Plaintiffs have good Of
against SAID Defendant and that he is necessary
Iarty said action 1t is ordered that service of Sum
mons be had BY publication once week in the NEVADA
JOURNAL for four weeks.
THOS. H CASWELL. Co. Judge
Attest, RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk.
Per Joe. Roberts, jr. Dep.
Jno Anderson, Atty for Plaintiffs.
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LEGAL advertisements.
Summons.

State of California = County of Nevada-ss. District
Court o. the Fourteenth Judicial District of said
State. The People of the State of California to
THOS p HESS-GREETIyG
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SINM
STATE OF CALIFORNIA

Gardiner & Mcfarland, Atty's for Pl
November II. 2S5o-:lm
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-28
R. H. MCDONALD & CO.,

R. H. MCDONALD & CO.,
Importing and Wholesale Druggists,
Have just received per clippers,
100 bbls Plaster Paris; 500 bbls water proof Cement
80 bbls Marble Dust 30 bbls Whiting;
81 carboys Sulph Acids; 100000 Soda Corks;
100 jars Ctric Acid; 80 bales Soda Twine;
20 bbls Irish Moss; 10 bales Fresh Hops.
With complete assortment Of Brewers. and Soda
Material which we invite the attention of dealers
1879 Street, Sacramento, by
nov1s-3m r. n. MCDONALD CO.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-28

turn; both teams on run; | kept my reins
taut, my horses we'll in hand, as well as
could keep them; the coach l was driving
has an oil-cloth top rounding; there was no
escape for defendant from my coach; the
coach was partially capsized towards Oscars;
| could not let the reins go without being
compelled to be thrown from the coach my
self the collision below Nicolaus was much
more violent than above; if Oscar had persis
ted in the course he was pursuing, he must
necessarily have upset my coach, or unshack-
led it; there was no other way of escaping
the danger but compelling Oscar to cease the
collision; defendant notified Oscar, at the
Twelve Mile House, that he would defend
himself with the gun, should he place his life
in danger; the circums ances below Nicoaus
were of such nature as to endanger his life;
Oscar broke two spokes of my hind wheel,
when he came alongside; he locked the for
ward wheel at the place and time of the
shooting; Oscar was driving n heavy Troy
coach; mine was a light covered wagon: his
coach was one of the heaviest kind of Troy
coaches; he had a man with him to the
Twelve Mile House, but no other passenger
the man with him went back from the Twelve
Mile House; no passengers inside; Oscar star
ted after all the California Stage Co. 5 coaches
with passengers had left; il was an unusual
time for them to leave, about two hours later
than the usual time left so late that morn.
ing to let the Cal. Stage CO. coaches get out
of my way, so that could travel alone.
Direct examination resumed-I am positive
the collision would endanger the lives of the
passengers; cannot say that ever saw any
man hurt by an accident to the stages or col
ision of the same.
After the conclusion of the evidence Jus
tice Hart remarked that it was plain case
of selfdefense, and directed that the defend
ant should at once be discharged.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-28

STATE AssAYER's oFFIoE, 80 SOMERSET STREET,
BosroN, MASS, April l7th, ls5S.
WIN II. DAILY, New York:
Dear Sir-Ihave made a Chemical Analysis OF your
"AROMATIC VALLEY WHISKEY," and find it a
pure, fine favored Rye Whskey, containing no inlur-
matter of any kind, and recommend 1t as suitable
for medical and public pnrposes
CHARLRs I. JACKSON, NJ. D.,
State Assayer
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-28
Mistellaneous.
DISSOLUTION.

TVNHE copartnershp heretofore existing between the
Il undersigned under the name and style Of C. ii.
Scranton Co., is this day dissolved by mutual
sent Parties indebted will please call at the old
stand, west side of street, Third and settle
with either Of us. c. H. SCRANTON,
WILLIAM PLUGHOFF.
Marysville Nov 1st, 1855, nov4-1m
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-28
SACRAMENTO DRUGGISTS.
k. III. MCDONALD & Co,
IMPORTrNG

We respectfully invite all dealing in our line to call
and examine our large and well selected stock Of
Drugs and Medicines, Druggists Glassware,
Oils and Paints, Retorts and Crucibles,
Lard and Sperm Oils Corks and Acids,
Camphene and Linseed oil, Surgical Instruments,
Fresh Herbs, Dental do.
Perfumery Patent Medicines,
Assaying Materials, Soda Material,
Brewers Material,
With complete assortment Of almost every article
kept in n large Wholesale Drug Store, all Of which we
offer as low, If not lower, than they can be bought
elsewhere in this State.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-28
WIN. H. DAILY, ESQ.

WIN. II. DAILY, ESQ.,:
Dear Sir-Your ''AR0MATIC VALLEY WHISKEY''
is received, and after careful examination, lind it to
be pure article, entirely free from the adulteratng
ingredients so frequently used.
JAMES J. MAPEs, Chemist.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-28
Days Aromatic Valley WhiSkey

Is put up in containing dozen bottles each
AZ Fer sale by all the principal Liquor Housssir
San francisco, nov21mis
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-28

were locked don't know whether the rim of
his wheel was between my wheel and the
body Of the coach or not don't know that
anything was said by Oscar to defendant /;
Oscar was holding on to his lines, cracking
his whip at his own team, | suppose, at the
time he was shot his team was not SO much
frightened as mine, he was driving older and
steadier horses defendant told him to quit
several times; | don't know that he said he
would shoot him at that place mean by
"that place" the whole transaction below
Nicolaus; think | heard it all; we were
both sitting on the same seat about one foot
apart; | was not looking at the defendant at
the time, as | was attending to my team; do
not know that looked at him at the time of
the transaction; | saw no appearance of eX
citement when defendant shot Oscar, he (Os-
car) reined away from us; he reined off about
one hundred yards and came back, run back
about half way, when defendant jumped off
and run behind my COACH when defendant
jumped off | was standing still; defendant
went behind my coach, and Oscar reined to
wards him and said, damn you, | will fix
you; | started up slowly, so that he should
not run into my stage again; defendant run
along beside of my stage; then Oscar started
towards Nicolaus, and | went the opposite
way to Sacramento; defendant got on the
stage again, rode about four miles and then
left. for fear of being shot or mobbed | new
er had any difficulty with Oscar Case he
bothered me good deal; Oscar Case had on
a loose sack coat at the time he was shot; the
coat shown in court resembles the one he
wore; never took particular notice of the
coat; cannot swear to the coat; | am certain
the coat was not so much torn as the one
shown in court; Oscar detained us about FIVE
or ten minutes at the Twelve Mile House, at
the Twelve Mile House, one of the up-drivers
called to the passengers to get out, but Oscar
said the show was not over yet, to hold or;
during the whole transaction | did not see
Oscar make any attempt at personal violence
to the driver (Stinchfeld) or any of the pas
sengers, from Marysville to the place where
he was shot.
Cross eranined-After the first collision
there were fire crackers thrown upon nv
horses and among them from the California
Stage Companys coach; the collision was
about one rod from the road the collision
was of such a nature as to endanger the lives
and limbs Of the passengers; Oscar said at
the Twelve Mile House, to the passengers, to
get out of my coach and ride in his, if they
did not they would never get to Sacramento,
but would get killed before they got there,
and if they had paid their fare they had bet
ter get it back again and ride with him; the
circle below Nicoaus, where he turned my
coach, was as narrow as the coaches could
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-28

Camphcne, Lamp d Machine.
1000 gals best Polar Oil;
l,000 gals fresh distilled Camphene;
10000 gals super winter strained Lard OIL
800 gals pure Sperm Oil;
so doz Olive OIL, quarts and pints;
Patent Axle Grease in kegs and cans superior artcle
Camphene and Oil Wicks;
25 bbs. White and common Rosin;
900 lbs. Potash.
For sale at the lowest market rates
130 st, Sacramento, by X. ii. MCDONALD co.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-28

NEw York, April 10th, 1858.
have analysed sample Of "DALY'S AROMATIC
VALLEY WiISKEY," d" and find it to be pure article,
of fine flavor and without any deleteriOus admixture
JAMRR X. CHILToN, NJ. D., CHEMIST.
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i ENOAsx 8ENCEy KENGp.I
THE undersinsed have o. han1 ana nov otkr r.
y sale large ssock Of wirp Penee comprtsins "
rious patterns and sizes. We can the attention Of al
may @ interested In he item Of fencing 70 a.
FOr farmers u 10 the best possbis kind fence mi.
that ,snot vIthsat usch labor sd creme trS.,
and rock can be obtained IL 10 the lghess chsapest
strongest and most durable iron ence that hAs eve,
osAer. Il Ms bsen used . greas sstent bssh /. ~
Eastern and Middle States and il ii - maj m
sh = ss ss. . .Ppro..i e ne public
Mouse lat ~ wire fences = bslnr uss Is.
hng for yhilethey only nsatnsss srengtl
ever others, il that they asedrs ns isnSscacS. -
ssfuse no lawn and thatthey enhance rather ehaH ~
ssy re symnctry and beauty u ornamental greuA1a
- halfway corporations and eonirssssss rtnsesisy
aeng eenadsnt that Il 10 the hss eheapssa nason9c
!. e ea ana
nb1e-Astf. : - KEITH. R01INsON . %.
DAlley's Magical Pain Gxfracfof.
In ~ dlSeases inMammation more 81 lies pre1cn,.
= naess -nsu % allay inaamuatIse sesikes g ~
lALLEYS k1GICzI F1xN W1RAc70R.
80 $1,000 3e wv ailay naAm@atiea - ones, -
III. 1ALLETSGlGIczkP PAW xx7RAczOpa
So IS ho.iog AssonF grses catalogue Of a.
sss:s: ss;ns acslds ests ekaSss nPpiea, corns
ssfsss s,csrs, fsvs ssr 4eees - ache, plies, scrs
9es acaA saepIngu. rAsanAttsal, seal6 head, san
sssa sssss.;: .Iy:P,ss Atss1s
49,. -: nay sees.s asssasls.s ~ .s.s -
a. se1Aiesiep 4 legssaleals. saeA - every 49,
!: ;aS,si'' ] Y
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'suAsseJ assisy -. e
esesy eAeull - 90 n1nas VilKep1 L. -
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When Goodwin was employed in writing
the life of Chatham, he APPLIED to many Of his
acquaintance for suitable anecdotes and sng
gestions Mr.. Fawcett supplied him with 1
striking passage from a speech which he had
heard Chatham deliver On general warrants.
Every man house is called his castle Wyl
Because it is surrounded by a moat, or de-
Tended by a WALTZ No. 1t may be straw
built hut the wind may enter it the rain may
enter it; but the King can not The point,
as Fawcett thought, was plain enough, but
when he came 70 read the printed volume he
found it thus arranged Livery mans house
10 called q castle Why2 Because it is sur
rounded by moat or defended by wall?
No! 1t may be ssraw-built hut; the rain
may enter it-all the winds Of heaven may
whistle round it-but the King can not" This
indicated what Fawcett called . defect Of
natural Imagination. sts. sa...s.ess5 s. g
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Increase aoi,s2z 4,4l6.oA 7.sss.lss
By far the largest portion Of thisex port was
sent, of course, 70 Great Britain. The harvests
of Europe have been short three or four years
in succession, during all OF which brcadstnffs
have remained high, fact which has been as
cribed in many quarters to the Influx of gold.
The high prices. have. however, stimulated the
settlement Of land and the production Of large
crops, in the expectation Of . continuance Of the
high prices. The reaction, however, has come.
The Russisn warWas followed BY redonbled en-
ssgy on fhe part Of the producers Of Southern
Russia, and good prices al over Europe ssin,u-
lated production. Their efforts being pleased
with good haryesls hare been 4croKned with
abundance, and prices are approaching their
minimami rates. Flour in New York Is selling
at $4.a5 per bbl., and freight .. to Liverpool,
making o., 10, aud il il there, duh At IS. The
stock in New York is S6S,O0D bills, or about
26U. OO0 more than an erroneous abatement pub
iished BY the Pest and some other papers. We
may make table Of the average annual price
of wheat in England on Michaelmas Of each
year, according to official returns on which the
tithes are regulated; the, export Of wheat and
-four from The United States, expressed 10 bush
els Of wheat; and The average annual price or
-four in the United Statss, according to the
Treasury table: sR#A
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Desertions from the g. S. Army are be-
coming very frequent. Three weeks ago, no
less than twenty-three were contaminated
for that offence
The other day Jerseyman was observed
standing in Wall Street, gazing very earnest
" at one of those hairless Chinese CANNES
which are SO much admired by dog connois-
urcs. g Near Jersey was rampant crowd Of
brokers Jersey looked at them aud then at
the edorg." a q st4s g ssi.Aa
~ say, Mister" said he, speaking to gor-
gcously,robed Bull, whose hands were filled
with sstock lists" say, does that dorg be-
long to you. IA.
Bull nodded distantly.
"Yaas-weH thort %"
"What made you thi9k that 'dorg belong
cd to me- 49, &. .
well, wasen't SO adzactiy sure he be-
longed to you, but was certain the dorg has
had dealins with you or some Of your
friends" 50 f 9e ssA ssgsli p
why so?' said Bull, getting excited
9 "Cause he's SO close shared there amt a
har on i'm" Broker walked away, whistling
the Rogues' March. eh $ satE7.5a M
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II you want to fare we'll at ~ feeding
h0teIs, wear largeseal rings, 1aehy lob, and
IN extensive shirt ffill 60aap, l1ickey, the
bost.hlsck and ''thsn ehambszs naa1ds's have
IN inmense liking for such display, and q .
consequence, shower their hvors on cheap
jswslEy and potato stassh
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In 1652 and 1883 the United States were ex-
porters ~ Low prices but the war raised lie
prices. aided 81 dedcit barvests here, which,
even At the hie6 rate which ruled 10 England ip
1855, cut down the export two thirds. Since
then, RAILROADS, migration, and kood hafvests
have combined t0lenbance supply, uasilan e.
port ~ g. 146, f96 bushels ems cf sks crop u
1855 did sustain prices, which have continued
- f6llI unsil they - DoR &,a6 H. Nag Ysrk,
notwithstanding thAt ahe stAgnssien of badne1s
has kept back large supplies Itars has bssn
pesteathisyss already, sincs September !.
lak.66s. a0e eNshels, againss l0Jleb, 40 bslheis
quentisy eAieA ca IS 1890 f[cm fhia sveagb
crops viii equal Al, OOO 900 buahels Il 4, nsrkes
eAn - tesnd fof ~ The la)s fessl1lsn bsasingI
- heavily spoes ~ pqesh - middle " ca. 4
Nen! nsy, ~ essetieg devn lhe nach lnesy NJ
market leasen the supply from that quafter.-
Many large grain dealers have failed recently.
-, q Economist.
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AMI great variety Of articles usually kept In frs
Class VI *rseuse, which too mention.
Mahogany and Black Walnut Looking Glasses from rs
cents IS DO Es@E
Gilt Frame Inoking Glasses enl 81 IS 10 $3.50 10.
Mattrasses II IS to 3d. o.. "a
Brass Clocks, with iron ucs from ~ So To - o.
Asiberai discount made TO country dealers. septi6hp
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GPRINzs REDS-A new patent, which / viii
- put up trial Of week and II not liked viii be
taken down, free OF chargeif kept price 81 co. ANY
one Wishing to try them can do 90 BY calling my store
oeptlS bp a44 g85sssf# n III. C. HARDY.
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The N r. Herald, Albany Atlas and Ar
kus, and kindred Democratic shsste, Psssiet
IA stating that John Wan Barren hes dsnol-
ished Senator Douglaa Alas every body
knows that the story of"Jack the Giant XII
Ier' 10 tablet
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Builder nnd Mfacturer ri

WEA1HHR- Kal-I RVYNU a
n NJ N : n n nv u Fixtures.
II WOULD say TO those wishing TO build, that have
han,l hundred Doors and other work In the
building line in proportion. DIN g
am prepared to Cottage buildings In town
country rs heretofore
have houses and lots, ging from hundred
TO two thousand dollars, which will sell rent on
commodating terms.
Also II lots in Northern Adtition, ranging from two
70 six hundred dollars wir will sell partly tire.
Those wishing homes woua 10 we'll to give call.
feb H. 1s67-bpy
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THE DOUBLE LITTLE GIAII
n OR, TWO NILS IN ONE!

THE LITTLE GIANT CORN AND 0Bl
j. II single and portable nacAine, Msz1
Ooeee Min pFiueip'e, eAtirsay If cess iron, -
| plantAaion -. and 1eaigned for psepsring =
stock which v does at tAe ra1e Of fss - svls
BIZ PEE neEns according % the size Of the 49,
proveDept has been Affected N its nsdsi " r
season. which cOnsists in Addlns another CO. =
Of Cruseetss together with ~ Improved -,
and n eahseit1sine DO1 Ha&1.GA In placs u
legs, ~ meAns Of ~ Of vAieA ~ spssa i -,
bled. and when Fequired) tho Mill 10 adsrdA
grinding ehelled corn into homony ard IL M]
family use. By reversing the nstioa, 81 isstAs y
~ Sanntng y backwards, ten ~ nise<n qs1ss<
- the b0shel are ebsained, and the balsAcs -
homony. o. good food for iseA. ~
1hs Adgaatoges of fssdSng Ccss ~
rH@s Meal PyOsvN.
Henry AIspaneh, ~ 0rsspnslA. vxGG1 ;
Ohio, says: 1lu 1854 myseif arId broshxrisn1
crop efcerns snd purchased - had ofcsttAl
NY brother, wishing 70 divide our int<Fesses
Mfteen cents per hun1re1 pounds fpr Ms e.
cassle,te ehs namDer " e9veuty heeA. seux
ne selected his seventy, leaviD9 enc hus1ys41|
~. We then divided our corn: Be sed No ~i1lB
and haA milne ground Together Win NE Ct
In tfuuFhs, nailtd to trees the yns6. -
er's corn diA not held ons neer 20 lcae % -
ws had divided equally, and b "a BOT -
20 - one hundred and twenty. When w =.
cat ! 80 hin have tfs4 mine; anA vAen ~,
Iee4'ng. The eastas vers veiTksd AnA se1. ~
ehee ny cattle had Raine1 nvo pexDA o. =
over double what Ais M aaineS, - ~ 49,
ever one thousand dolaare mere 60 n. u
Baeh NM furnish<d esmplses, ready FssG'
te An, And NO extra peweF FeQuieeA than -
pAnieeeach iii. For sale " g. 49,
seps3-dssvd KN9a, AoDlKeOH . T.
f0asette copyl 80 ~
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i51.x iii EAts Asas4 ssnp y aonnr, stss -
- I'll ii :sz1sss Il #Asssu s4xa 49, saS4 Gil. Is
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THE WAY 10 WIN woMAN.--We clip the
following pointed stanGa, BY Finley johnson,
from Porters spirit Of the Times:
$50. The only way to win woman,
Is TO be to her faults blind 81
Tell her that she is the dearest,
usa Sweetest best of womankind.
Swear she il an angel bright,
Swear it by the stars above; .5
Then perhaps you'll win that treasure,
Which they call sweet woman's love-