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The Nevada journal., 1859-09-16
COnStable'S Sale.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA. County Of Nevada,
- S. by virtue of at E-Ceu'i II 20 delivered Is
sued frohi the Court of E. w. Srih, Esti. an acting
Justice Of the Peace in end for the County aforesaid
bearing ate the 2Id dHy 0f Augrst >. sS to sJtis
tya u rendered by said Govt on the 9th day of
July. 4. ID. 1853, i'll favor of j. EauSIn and against
David Leighton aud Others known IS the Sierra
quartz Minirg Conptuy for the of two hundred
and thirty dolars and twenty-seven cenis; debt,
interest dina yes and costs OF sdit l have taken in
Execution am; will sell fe highest bidder for cash
the following property 20 vii: s the right title and
clau that defendants h: IN and TO certain Quart
Mil ard all iS;ui G. ihere belonging, by the name of
Sierra and Nevada Quartz Mining CompaIr, situated
Big Deer Creek uear the Oriental Quartz Mill in
Nevada Corniy. will sell The same at the Court
House door in Nevada County Saturday the 0th day
of SeLtember A d. 1853, between the hours OF 3
o'c:ock. A. NJ. and ), O'Clock, =. NJ. of said day
Taken the property of David Leighton and others,
to satisfy the above demands and accruing costs.
U. S. GREGORY, Constable.
Nevada Anr. u IaI1
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-16

The ARABs-It is understood that
ard Taylor, the world renowned
r, will lecture before the Ne
brary association on the gath
Subject-"The Arabs"
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-16

State Treasury.-The balance in the
different funds of the State Treasury at
the close of business September 10th,
was $360.S42 90.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-16

70 DR.. VIM. Cowan, formerly as
sistant Pysician to the State Asylum
for the Insane, was found dead near
Mariposa about the 1st inst, He had
been dead when discovered several
days.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-16
THIRD DISPATCH! {!
San Eraueisco 10. NJ,

Dan Francisco l2s O'Clock
Broderick is now at Haskell's res.
idence, the latest news is that he Is
dying.
We are indebted TO the Sacra-
memo Bee for tie above.)
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-16
The Rowland Rotary Battery.

JXTE are now prcna ed to furnish st short notice the
w above E?i,e y. and world request the atten;io,
of all Qratz Mon 10 !; previous 10 the ecou of mill.
For efficiency in wor, ng the gold 1t is bccom n3
seleJrn'ed, add have he>tdcy in prononficin3 IT.
cuperior in eNesy respect so ?ny now il rsn.
At our request. Mr. ALMAGIN B. PAUL, Superin
tendent oil the Oiiei Il Quartz Mil near Nevada city
bascon ,eh;cd 20 exnlan The VOL king of the miI and
show its efficiency an. who may feel interested
I'll can judge OF it ei;ei ny seeing il IN practical
eration we would refer Qua'tz of Nevada ecun;y
to him.
GODDARD, HANSCOM & RANKIN
jeI0 Pacific Foundry San I. ancsco.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-16

More E nigraats.-There has passed
through Genoa, Carson Valley. the past
week, en- route TO; California, and prin-
cipally from Illinois, Missouri, Iowa and
Arkansas, 800 men, 124 women, 262
children, 60 wagons, so horses, So mules
ard LIS head of cattle,
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-16

~The best purifier of the blood
Halls Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock and
Iodide Of Potass.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-16
i. q. o. n.

The regular meetings of OUSTOMAH LODGE,
No l6 will be held every Tuesday evening at the
new hall on Pine street, in Kidd's new building
B. +. STOKES, n, &,
A. III: Parker Sec'y
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-16
by Telegraph to the Journal.

4
Rroderick rested ever since 81 o'clock
last night to the present writing. His
| physicians think there is hope for his
life.
Second DispdtcA.
| San Francisco, Sept Is, II AN.
| Broderick's condition is unchanged
his voice is more distinct.
Denver, Scott and Gwin 60 East on
the steamer of the goth inst.
1t is currently reported that certain
politicians will insist on the editor of the
Times retracting certain language which
appeared in his columns.
The rates of fare on the steamer of
the goth are SIO7, $50, S65, S37. so
4th Despatch 8. 30 P. N,
DIR. Rowell says that Mr.. Broderick
is easier, but that there is now no hope
of his recovery.
The steamer Northener from the
Northern coast has just arrived.
Sacramento Sept. 18th, 4p.Hs
There is great excitement here and in
San Franciscoin relation to the late duel.
The public feeling seems to be with
Bro5erick.
Terry is in town. The city is full of
people attending the State Fair tits
better attended than any formef.
The San Francisco papers are very
harsh on dueling. They censure both
Terry and Broderick for their conduct
Say Broderick would have made many
friends if he had refused 20 fight.
- We have been humbugged by
false reports concerning duels in San
Francisco, till we can scarcely credit
anything we hear. First we learn that
Broderick bad shot Terry in the neck
and the latter had expired in few mo-
ments. Then we hear that 10th had
been put under arrest, and we supposed
that would end hostilities for while at
least. Next comes the news that the
belligerents had again met and that
Broderick fell moGtally wounded. A
few hours after and a dispatch arrives
with the mournfrp pe-aaa.s that BruderIck
had breathed hisiihc Fhe-next morn
ing he is reporte;4 sarsr eAslittle later
and hopes werfa II 1ttA.iaSsd Of his recov-
cry and now, g seiegraph can be re-
lied on he is IMPROVING We hope the
last information true.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-16

An English paper says, eff a gen.
uine Yankee were to meet death on a
pale horse, he would banter himfor a
trade.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-16

Dancing School.-Madam Pique
celebrated as an artistic in her line
has opened dancing school at the
Club Room on Broad street. MADAM
Pique will teach the poetry of motor
to any young lady or gentleman who
will favor her with their patronage.
See her advertisement.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-16

DAL17S
VALLEY W HISKY.

VALLEY W HISKY.
We beg to call the attention of Dealers as well as
| consumers, 10 the following Certificates of well
knbfn Chemists, who have analysed
"Daly's Aromatic Valley Whisky
The high reputation of the parties is q sufficient
guarantee that the article possesses all the merit
claimed for it.
WIN. WE'LL & co.
Sole Agents.
Stale Assayer'sOfice SO Somerset street,
Boston, Mass, April 18th, 1858.
VIM. H. DAILY New York:
Dear Sir-I have made Chemical Analysis of
your Aromatic Valley Whisky" and find it
pure. fineiavored Rye hisky, Coz tanning no III
urors matter oiany kind. and .eeommend it as suit
able for medical and public purposes.
CHARLES t. JAcKsos,M MD.
State Assayer;
Naw Yonk. April ioth, is55
have analysed sample of 'Daly's Aromat-
icValley Whisky" and find it to be pure
Article, of fine flavor and without any i;eetciiou
admixture.
JAMES R. Chiffon, " D Chemist.
VIM. II. DAILY Esq
Dear Sr-Your "Aroihatic Valley Whis-
ky,' is received, and after careful examination,
find it to be pure article. entirely free from the
adulterating ingredients frequently u-ed
JAsEsJ. MAPEs, Chemist
r b Y's CO
Aromatic Valley Whisky,
Is put up in cases containing One D zen Bottles
each.
For sale by all the principal Liquor houses in
San Francisco.
September, 9,-lsJ9--6m
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-16

MosT FoUL.-A man named St.
Clair challenged the vote of another
named Stoll, at Montezuma on cleo
tion day, and fight ensued in con-
sequence. The parties elenched and
came to the floor, St. Clair having
the advantage, but Stoll succeeded in
getting an inch of the middle finger
of St. Ciair's right hand between his
teeth, and bit it completely off. The
piece was not found till next morn
ing on sweeping out the saloon in
which the fight occurred.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-16
Steam Boilers for Sale.

nNE 10 inch single fue Boiler 3 feet lonr-also
- ore Tubular Eoler, 10 feet long, 80 inches in
diameter. twenty-twe inch Tubes in perfect order,
with fire-front Crate Bars, Smoke Stacks, Steam
Domes &c. complete.
rT@For particulars inquire ef the undersigned
at tie Nebraska Shaft, or OF J. g: BIRDSEYE &
CO., Nevada.
D. .CRITTENDEN
Agent Nebraska Co.
Nevada, August %, Is59--tf
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-16

IT HAS CoME.-T'he panorama of
Frazer River we noticed in our las,
will be exhibited at the Theatre ou
Friday and Saturday nights next. 1t
is a purely California production ex-
ecuted by Mr.. George Burgess, one
of the. very best artists of the State,
and who took the premium last year
at the State fair for the best produc
tion of the brush on exhibition. Who
wants to see Frazer River without
costing him starvation and small for
tune Go and see the panorama.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-16

included Ao7 #
4 Tkerem re
II no materaI
over
ri
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-16

Vote Of the Towns-The fetal vote
of several of the largest towns of the
State, at the late election was as fol.
lows:
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-16
T b A L " 8 co
Aromatic Valley Whisky.

Isput up in cases containing One zen Bottles
each.
For sale by all the principal Liquor houses in
San Francisco.
September, 9,-lsJ9-6m:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-16
A IA guided Journalist.

"a waif and stray Of tho press comes starrer-
ing in our way at this stage, and calls upon us
with drunken importantly. to record, before we
60 ON, how poor misguided journalist lived end
died The death of John Milford left not even q
shadow upon the Christmas hearth Of a friend
the poor fellow fell into his grave on the 25
OF locembcr, 1884, but tnmblsd none of the Christ
mas embers of his family to pieces. He was a
eousion Of Miss Milford. the portrayer of country
life and Of Dr. Milford, the historian Of Greece
and possessed talents which might have added in
creased lusre to the name he bore. Born at Nit
ford Castle. in Northumberland, his spirit turned
ns so many untamed spirits do, to the sea, and he
fought under Hood and Nelson. But quitting tho
navy. hc attached himself 70 the newspaper press
in various capacities, and afterwards edited the
S'"nrgo, the Bon Ton Gazette. the Quiszical Ca
zette Ia penny publication) 10. But his habits
plunged him to the neck in poverty. Whilst edi-
ting the Bon Ton Gazette, Elliott, tho proprietor
had to keep in n sort OF n cellar, with q candle
and bottle Of gin(which was constantly being
replcnished,l aud piece of old carpeting for his
coverlid at nisht-yet he would stealthily creep
ont in search Of gin unless his shoes were taken
nway from him. lie wrote tho songs, The King
IL true British Sailor, and Johnny Newcombe
in the Navy The publisher of the latter allow
cd him shilling day while hs was writing it.
Tho money was expended after his own manner
two pence in bread aud cheese and an onion, and
the rest in GIN and he had nothing 70 pay for the
his be Mt night. compassionate Samaritan on
one occasion gavc him pair Of Wellington boots;
but they were speedily sold for . shilling and
converted into gin, which he at once sat down to
drink out. Tho man who had bought them soon
afterwards returned. and jeeringly told him that
he had Just rnwnel them for fifteen shillings.--
AIR said Milford. with sslf.oongratul lating
shrug, but you wont out into the cold TO do it,
For several years this poor idle, straying. wlful,
clevor snt lived by his WITS and slept three nights
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-16

A Rich EpIron.-The editor Of the Prairie Ncrs
published at Ukalona Miss feels rich, and thus lets
himself off on somebody who called him poor:
We PooR?--A few days since some one had the
hardihood to call us "I'oor Editors" We Poor!
No sir-e-c sorrel tall not by n jug fall, we mint.
Why, have good library made mp for the most
part Of Patent Office reports and k'nsns speeches;
donblc barrced pistol, but twop stand reared back;
six suits of clothes; fourteen shirts ch; bull pup
n game rooster gold wn,rh; se'en'y.hVe cents IN
clean asl; and no poor kin nni are going to have
pretty wife and--soon possible own town lot !
Talk about being poor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-16

The l,uy Rcgister for 1859 has just made its
appearance. Our present force of regular soldiers
consists of nineteen Regiments all told,as follows
ten regiments of Infantry. averaging ton compa-
MES of seventy men cach four Of Artillery, ave-
raging twelve companies. Of about fifty men each:
ono of mounted Rincmcn. two of Cavalry, and
two Of Dragoons-ea of tho latter numbering
ten companies of sixty men. 1t would be diff
cult to arrive at correct estimate of the ac-
tua fighting material at the disposal of the War
Department., but We presume the entire
strength of our Army is little over or under six
teen thousand The Register shows the grand
aggregate of the militia to be, all told, 2, 724,-
426.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-16

Rev DIR. BUSHNELL q distinguished orthodox
preacher, in Hartford, Conn, in his book entitled
Nature and the Supernatural, says:
Satan, or the Devil taken in the singular, is
not the name of any particular person, neither is
it a personation merely of temptation, or imper-
sonal evil, but the name is one taken up by
imagination to designate, or embody in conccp-
tion the mind can most easily WELD. the all, or
total of bad minds and powers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-16
Hailp @'ir9iniau.
A Living Man With His Brains Knocked
out

The Eau Claire (Wis) Telegraph narrates tho
following singular case Of surgery. Tho case s
that of James Campbell a laboror in the employ
of George c. Irving, Esq, of Dunn county. whose
brains were literally knocked ont hy tho falling
Of n trce some six weeks ngo. and strange to say
he is not only still living. but has regained oil
his faculties and bids fair to recover his usual
sound health. Dr. Croekcr. of nunvllc, the sur
coon in attendance, thus describes tho case:
II found the patient lying inscnsible, with a
large hole broken into the loft side Of tho skull
Just tho ear, both tho left frontal and pareta
bones shattered, and two pieces. ono Nh inch and
II half by two inches square driven completely in.
To the brain. md rortionso Of the brain protrudng
After removing the Fragments Of tho bone, then
removed three iourhs OF II wine ass of brain. in
CON junction with three pieces of tho tree. which
had also been driven quito into his head. From
the first there was coplous discharge OF thu
wnery fluid from the ear. of course through the
Eustachan tube. considered tho case hopeless.
M Cor several days after tho first dressing the
brain continued to oozc out. aud pieces ns large
as walnut soughcd of before the wound began
10 cieatrisc. Tho ease present, also n remarkable
mental phenomenon. which will interest rhrouol
ogsts. The patient, before tho accident. was
never known to Singer whistle tuno in his life
but sooner wns he able to speak than he began
10 sing with porfcctoorrcctncss, aud now displays
n taste Tor music amounting to n passion.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-16

A ST. Petersburg letter says: The Emperor
Alexander has recently shown his love of justice
bv severely Furnishing the Count Cy,a great land
ed pr ,priet,r, for cruelty ill-treating Prussian
upholsterer and his men. whom he placed in
confinement and refused either to let 60 or pay
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-16
NOTIONS.

OUR Warehouse which we built expressly our own use
six hoors cneh 30 100 the stock
which keep requires entire
occupancy house of the Northern Cities obbinr
goods the country present the combined
To country merchant large
hut upon conditions whic will defy competition
We with tho Manufacturers for all thp
articles SELL send buyer Europe regularly
year. sroct Foreign goods We enabled thereby
great In prices well up stock
Merchants good credit invited examine
when they viait BALTIMORE and they viii promote their
Int, by doing
Orders na carefully executed when accompanied by
Is'nctory fab
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-16

HUANO OHOUsEINI.YNCHRU RUkG.-As s.,I Il may
N generally that Guano aud other fertilizers
an bought in Lynciirg good terms as IN any o,her
market gular added in Justice - nyscH as
well a. LencH ofthc farming community now pup
.h that intend to keep hand good supply "i al
the most Fertilizers and rs deal m r "rgcY than
the city In them tmuk lc SeIy say
that sell cheaper than other house II c'ia'nV
patronise me- because thereby
hey enabed purchase Fertilizers al as low price as
en- her market c all risks and tronb" Pleas"
else. now offer Tor sale, III
tore and TO arrive
aOO Tons Nc A Peruvian Guano,
Recess Manipulated Guann.
Som5rero Lump and Ground
Brown Mexican Guano,
Elide Island Guano.
100 Plaster. Lump and Ground
% Kettcwcrs Potash and Pastor
Sacks I.veruool Salt prime quality
the Canal below Iynrhurg be
uied at landings If they will make engagements ai
aug IL ts w M MIi.IEN ON nH-n
c,UPER-P p u OsPUATE OF LIN K.-Niteheit'
- Croos lales Bone Super Pho. of Lime prepared
from ground Peruvian uano and other long ackn"w
edged containing all the elements OF vgoronsand
durable stimuan sale by the subscriber at owerrrcc
than Peruvian Guano. trial will prove n, economy and
perorify >" l. ANoGnooN'
Sits
TYATTENT GUT sUSs Il 40 ebis' Pnsse"t
feb 4-x,s LEE, ROCKE co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-16
TIIoS. L.. GRIAlAI.DI.
lDOT Il RHOE MAX Ell

opposite the ttl",,' savings Hank,
MAIN NFREEI. IINtHBfHG, ri,
To whom dcd thr premium, Ior tn" best
pnir ot usooi-, CNhihiI'd at the lust Fair,
EElS g. instantly on llrd aud manufactures t""t. A
n der every variety at LADIES and GENTLE Nj
MINIS WEAR. which be vii warrant equal I" ~
manufactured The country aud ~ prices ne low inot
lower than other g Establishment 10 IynchinrF
lie rcspc, tu solicua share uf the public aud at
m tha.ias the liberal ar"nag" hro
t,,fnr host pJ an IN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-16


SrrAano.r CArrAiN Snor.- Tho Memphis Eagle
ol Friday says:
Captain Sturgeon commander of tho Diana on
his last trpur from New Orleans (thc Dinnn pas-
scd up yesterday and while NJ l.ako Providence
ordered two skill men who attached thoir boat to
the stern of the Diana aud insisted on being ,wed
up the river to - away au,l attend To their bust
ness which thov refused to d.. The Captain then
called tho first mate to render him assistance when
one Of them drew his revolver and 10, elcd il Mt
Capt. s., and for moment hesitnicd to shoot when
his fellow skih man repeatedly urged him to fro
which ho dd-tnking deliberate aim. The ball
passed through tho right collnr of the Captains
coat Just below his neck, through his cravnt, and
sril ing the button of his shirt-cullnr which seem
cd somewhat to turn tho direction of the ball 80
that the ball entering the ncshy portion of the
neck on tho left side passed ont about inchos
from the point of entrance. Tho officers and crow
of the Diana succeeded in capturing tho follows,
one of whom we learn was the same Walker who
killed two men in Kentucky. Tho crew were 50
cnrug.h nj the time that they were going to apply
Lynch law nstnntcr but +. l.. Smith the clerk of
the boat advised To the contrary saying tho Cnp-
tnin was not dangerously wounded nnl that it
would hc lrtrr to allow tho law to tnko its course
Better counsel prevailed, and they dcsistcd Wal
ksr is said to be desperate character aud we hope
Justice may hc mctcl cut to him. We arc very
glad Ia state that Captain Sturgeon is in fair
way of speedy recovery.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-16

and thousands paitrtpalinE IN III" festivities winch
such occasions affords Iu the sent week, IN"
invited g. the city u lIiS to cn"N
and In the interesting scenes wh'h
al the OTIS ~ sut h asinuR.
tie many Nttartvr l,crs 4" which the gathering
iu,tcd welcomed may he annd the
The OH Uhtosrs IhoRrhlA udto,g next door I" TIA" N
gina Bank Main Street Suehuft Va, where hundreds H
nobr-t wntks of creation nNh"n
u all should II, sinlc of th,nis,Nr
shall lie furnished short notice. and that cannot
fail To please.
dnc assortment Of Cases frtmcs st,e snd
giihc hand Ase lockcs Breast Fms, I'm
Rings Watch Seals. tAHrmNA Ar
the art al all hours of the
day, II ali kinds Of weather u u Hiss,
ant Iui. raCti lhot, L lhist.
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:vtA. u sTON E.
\ G |. l.. w | =
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER


As t,N'uh" lar anl commndious h"ts, Main II,
formerly occupied 10y Joseph II Nowln hi d""r a'oN"
Messts S,hooir and Ihurmaus Hardware store aud np
posic lh j Hun II ScaN'H prug Sor"
receiving arE" aud ell selected +t"'h nf 6k'
CEKlES and 81 IAII.E DRY GOODS bonsht exclusively nt
cash aud Inch VIII h' Sold at prices that endn tail To giN"
satsfac To all who with "al IA I'm d"
terminr I" do business Tho cash sNst'm extra induce"
mcn will b. ",i t"cash buyers or those dcsng 10 eN
change for country prolnro
A Stuck ~ W rllt WAN GUASn always "n hhnd
extend particular ita to Tia" OLD cso"tr "t lh"
firm ut T. lewis tprmcfN tntho ry t"ols business IN
tls Ia Li,. a all ns well tho public ally
mar lt, A {. I.i.NIS
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them for their work. By the Emperor's sentence
the Count is deprived of his rank and decorations,
declared incapable of holding any public Office,
and further condemned to pay . Ans Of several
thousand roubles
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-16
DEAD WHAT s.uAKspEARE SAYS.

DEAD WHAT TsgIAEsPEARE >ANS,
HI GOOD pItTtRESy
"If IL well done when It's done;
Then it wen, il wer" done quickly '-hdtSp6dre
So if wish 1t rsU dane in superior maHn'r,
You'll find it quickly done, and raj dons by 1A\NtR.
n =. TANNER a co,
Main Street, ) doors from Bridge Street.
Iynchbulg, Va
lies and Gentlemen cordially invited 10 our lDR'
TRAIT GALLERY containing specimens OF Pilot graphs,
Ambrotypes Mcain"typcs, &c, &r.
Also, the beautiful PATENT LEATHER PlCTl RE, which
Is convenient for sending by mail
taken In all kinds of weather and enc!os'n beau
tul al the very low prices from 81 cents I" ~
new and beautiful assortment Of Cases Gold 1uckcs Me-
daons Ruga Breastpns, Keys Seals, &C. III great
variety, just received
fresh supply Of the best Material In the country
Don't forget to call loct lits,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-16
BY CHARLES W. BUTTON.
TERMS

x6nmo
Tn. VIRGINIA. s published ally So ri-weekly
per annum and weekly at e. Invariably in aa
ance; otherwise e2 50 wihe charged ali eases papr
will be the option of the Proprietors
until al arrearages shall have been paid
lines or less fo and J74 tor each
ordered form weekly and then 30 cts
square insertion If the number OF
marked the MS.,t will be pubshediors
.red out, and charged according
HnNEARLY EATfS ARE; 49,
For qnare, ally
For do do
turou ~.
Fer do do ....................::... ~
Intended for papers subectto spe
c ! ortraet ,,,...
fS Annual advertisers limited to their immediate
buSes. or the charged at transient rates
~ All advertisements appear In the daiy ana tri
weekly papers. .,.-.,
ruebly foi the excess