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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-11-24
HHEH NWS'
0f the District Court and Court of Common
Plea' IN the Eighth Judicial Districs, for
1860.

" he D'slrtcf Court and Court of Common
Pleas IN fhe Eighth Judicial Districl. for
1860.
w Z, the Judges of the court Of Common Plan.
~ OF the Eighth judicial District, in the Sta,e
oil Ohio, IN pursuance OF the authority vested in M
by law 10 hx ibe times for holding ihe court. of
common Pleas and Distrc; court in each and ,ll
OF me c"hhifes I'D sad District, do hereby order
and direct that the District Court within and Eor
tbe several counties i'll said District for the vear
1900, shall commence and be holden as follows 10
wit; In the county of 1uscarawas on Tuesday
APrl >eyeBteeEir; in the county of Muskingum
on hursday, April nineteenth; m the county Of
Morgan on Friday, April twen,y-seyenth; in TIN,
county OF Guernsey on Monday, April si,frt,e.E,
IN the County of Jefferson on Tuesday Nav eighth.
IN the c'unty OF Harrison on -Tresdryy October
second; IN the county of Belmsat sa "Wednesday.
October tenth in the county of MJnroe on Thurs.
day, October eighteenth; in she county Al NobI.
on Saturday, October twen .ie th
And we do further. order and direct that ,bs
COURTS OF cn1ixoN Pf.EAs. within and for the sey-
ernt counties n SAID District said year. sh,lE
cc1nnfence and 5e holden as follows. to VIII:
In the county-oi Muskingum on Tuesday, Feb
. runrvtweifty-eIshti, on Tuesday, June 5t1 and
On 7 SHAY, November xth; 10 the COUNTY Of
Morgan on Tuesday, April third on Tuesday.
July tenth. AMI on Wednesday October t,venty
i2ufth; IN the county of lusccrawas ON I'uesdav
February tweniy-first. on Tuesday, July seven
ScSHth, oi OClODcr lhlTtlctn. t1e>
county OF Noble on Tuesday, March sixth. on
Tn.slay. July thirty first. and on TUESDAY Nov
ember thirteenth, in the county OF Guernsey on
Monday, March twelfth. on Mon.iay, August 9Th
and on Monday, November nineteenth; in ,ss
county OF Belmont on Tuesday, February Jour
,een!h, nn Tuesday, Nay tweniy-seconi, and on
"Wednesday. October twenty fourth; in ;ts county
OF Monroe Monday, March tweltth on Monday.
July sixteenth, aud OH Wednesday,, November zIst;
IN the county OF Harris on Tuesday, February
twenty eighth, on Monday, May twenty-eighth,
and on Tutstsy, November tweuiy-sevenIh; in tho
county OF Jtfisrson on ussiay March thirteenth,
90 IGesiay, June twelfth, and on Tuesday, Oet.
thr,irih
Done II Z,nesville, Ohio. this FIRST day of Orto-
Der, ic59.
I.UCIUS P. MARSH,l
JOHN w. OKEY, .-
i. \ .ExaSs' " asSSssrwlck' Iuds'.
A trne copy, by direction Of aid JUDGES.
CHI e. RUSSELL. Clerk OF the Court
of common Pleas OF said Muskingum county.
GAINESVILLE, October l7th, 1853.
The STATE of Ohio. Bein,ont county,.
Court OF common Pie1sand Distri-t court
hereoy certify that the foregoing 10 taken and
truly copied rom The Journals Of SAID courts
Wines ). Adams. Clerk Of Que 81 i'd courts,
NJ 81. CliirsviIe, this 5rh day Of November. A q,
lS59. noi0fv d. ). ADAMS, Clerk
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-11-24
STREET RENCONTRE

NASHVILLE, Nov. 10.
Allen A. Hall, editor OF the News, killed
G. G. Poindexier, editor Of the Union and
American, in street rencortre, this morn
ing. The cause of the shooting was editor
ial quarrek
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-11-24
INSURRECrInNisr. ARRESTED.

WASHINGTON, NOV. ~.
Alexandra, Via, Sentinel of this morning
says a man was arrested in that city yester-
day, having been reconized as one Of Browns
men in the Harper's Ferry riot. He was
committed to Jail TO await further identified
linn
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-11-24

@Judge H. P. Ham, has been sppoi1t-
cd United States Senator from California,
= 70 fill the unexpired term OF Broderick. He
was formerly of Kentucky.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-11-24

eNOTCE hereby that the Tax and on III. .
list of Lands and Lots into the County
December 1852 ba, then
unpaid will said End Monday December
House in St ClasVie, in order satisfy such penalties
November C.. L. POORMAN Auditor
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-11-24

rThe friends Vt BIoderick are raising
fund in California TO erect a monument to
his memory.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-11-24

0Tit is said that to carry out the Registry
Law in the recent election in New York
cost the State 100000.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-11-24

ITO the creditors OF Charles NJ. Porter, deed.
i On the Gath day OF October, A. d., 1859, the
Probate Court OF Belmodr county, Ohio. declared
the stateot Charles NJ Porter, deceased. to be
probably insoven creditors the re lore required
TO present their claims to the undersigned, ior
allowance, within six months IRON the time above
mentioned, or they will not be entitled to payment
ELIJAH HOGUE,
Admir- of Charles NJ. Porter, deed
.l.-O
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-11-24

&TGTaps growers can carry ON their business
most successfully at Hammonion. Tree from trusts
Some forty Vineyards set cut the past season, See
advertise nent OF Hammonton Lands, in another
.,lumR sm
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-11-24
ATTACHMENT

JouN +. MTrcuKLb Pltif vs. JEssK ENBREE, Dei't
ID EFORE Geo. NJ. Theaker, ]. 2 OF Colerain
ID township, Belmont county, Ohio:
On the 3Ist day of october 1859, sail Justice
issued an order OF attachment in the above action
tor the sum Of one hundred and seventy-our
dollars and fifty five cents.
JOHN F. MITCHELL.
Co,er ain, Nov. 5,h, SO. nolO3tpd
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-11-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

A Bener0ient Institution established By spe-
cioi Endowment for the Relief Of the Sick
and Distressed, afflicted iritA Vfrv-
lent and Epidemic diseases, and
especially for the cure Of
diseases o. tie Ssrual Organs.
M EDlCAL Advice given gratis, by the Acting
Ifl Surgeon, TO all who apply by letter, with q
description OF their condition. (sge. occupation
habits OF iie &cl aE.i in OF extreme poverty
Medicines urnishdd trse OF charge.
Valuable Reports en- Spermaiorrhee1, and other
Diseases OF the Sexual Organs. and on the New
Remedies employed II. Siie Dispensary, sent io
the afflicted in sealed envelopes, Tree OF charge
Two or three Stamps Tor postage will be acceptable
Address, DR.. J. SklLLlN HOuGHrUN, Act
ing Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 2 5. Ninth
Street, Philadelphia, Pa. BY OF the Directors
EZRA ID. HEARTWEEL, President.
GEO. FAIRcHIELD, Secretary. nolG59
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-11-24

, @The name Of Hon. William Allen,
better known as Bill Allen is urged by a
samoer of Democratic papers AZ a candidate
ior President.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-11-24
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NJ Office is hereby given tiia; AT the Probate
~ Couri for Belmont county the undersigned
has been appointed and qualified as Administrator
with the will annexed OF the estate OF Francis Hall
deceased, late of Belmont county, Ohio
All ihuse ind bicd to said est are requested 10
make immediate payment; and those having claims
against said estate notified present them Tor
settlement within one year from this date.
ROBERT HALL, Administrator.
Ocfnher Ii. lSiA
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-11-24

GGern Smith is represented by h:s
physician as being much better, and hopes
are entertained OF bis speedy recovery.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-11-24

NFw YORK, Nov. l9.
TIE. .Naaasrbil, took ou, upwards Of $780,
ssa.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-15
WHAT SHALL BE DONE WITH 1T,

The history of the Dudley Observatory at Alb'ny'
as il has been the saddest, go it ought 10 be The
most instructive, record in the annals Of science
in this country. Insugurated under the fAirest
auspices, and holding forth, st the outset, the
brightest promise Of success two short years were
long enough to bring it 70 so disastrou, aid
sad disgrsceftl a conclusion that, if it is to con-
tinue to exist, it must do 80 by going back again
10 The poilt Of departure, and once more starting
al iHiiiO. As s rev Institution It may Jet have
future; s. sn old one, it has only past which Al
wtc HOPE Tor that future should be glad to see
hq,sa Q.s aiss.:issr', 2: NGs?ReSs. 9I.J a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-15

1t is stated that the Supreme Court at WmAiss
ton has decided that the writ Of habeas corpus.
when issued by State Court, has no eficaeI 10
relieve citizen of such State when he 10 held By
Federal process; no matter how unauthefizA.
unjust or oppressive such restraint may be. This
decision ia equivalent to denial Of the writ, Al n
instrument of protection against Federal persocs-
ton or tyranny.
If the States Of this Union have any political
rights whatever, they have the right to defend ~
protect their citizens against all wro,gs and all
Oppressiors and in certain cases their only resort
would be the writ Of habeas corpus. Deny thsn
this, and the States cease to DO the guardians aud
protectors of their own citizens.
Any State of this Union that Will yield 70 'ucs
an Interpretation of its political rights as tni' |"
only fit to be enslayed. The spirit Of frooisn
spurns It with contempt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-15
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD!

For WHAT A natural question, certainly for
tie curious or the cupidtOus reader H,fal-
hundred of dollars are not picked UP at every
turn. Who has fifty dollars to invest in recO-
very Some public man who has missed his
honor Some Washington woman who h,s lost
her virtue A President advertising for his wits
astrayl The Secretary Of the TreaIu,y weeping
for scheme whereby to repenish his faced bags
All the hue-and-cry offer does not come from
Washington; there are not fifty dollars 70 De lost
there and much less fifty dollars to be offered, if
so much were lost, for its recovery The long,
pecunous and distressful howl is emitted from the
mud. and watery regions Of the Bayou Sara in the
State Of Louisana-emtted especially from the
lungs Of Daniel Turnbun, Of that Tx and " fifty
dollars the lagoons, " fifty dollars" the swamps
fifty dollars" the sdscen. bluffs resound. Daniel
is evidently in at lea.t fifty dollars worth of trOu.
BILE; nor ,hsu be want our gratuitoss sympathy in
the hour of bis bereavement. Daniel Of the Bayou
Sara, La, thus spreads bis woes before heartess
world:
- FIFTY DOLLARS REwARD.-Ran away
from De Plsnts;ioo, tie mouth Of tae ksa
River. the nish; Of II. 7ts Of January last tas Pc
-
sI.- ica. on oue Of bis feet Apply 20
800 "pANTEL 'TURNBULL, Bayou ssr,-
"cr WAsHIs - Jackson Co, tfsT'Or'e1as'
The wood cut accompanying this painful az
nouncement, a, may be seen BY cur imperfect copy
Of If, graphically and in the highest style Of art
consistent with advertising prudence, represents
William Price emerging from the Paradise Of
Bayou Sara and clipping from the pstnarchal army
Of daniel Turnbuil with bundle unon bis hack
with one of bis high, recacitrant feet lifted in the
air Of Bayou Sara; with his face at en- angle OF
foty.fTs degrees, and with hi. whole body in a
condition Of momentum which We think fifty dol.
las VII be quite inadequate 10 arrest, Mr.. william
Prize, rO:wiit,!asdrg Tue l.-ss scar upon eal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-15

The business before the Common Council last
night was not important. Some uneasines' is
manifested with regard to the condition Of the
streets, and it ia presumed that the Board of
Health will have to take the responsibility of clean
ing them during the existing vacancy IN the Office
Of City Inspector.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-15
AeiuqlurkDailn @ibMns
TUESDAY, MARCH Is, 1859.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

No notice be taken Of Anon Cofnmun'csons "hr
Intended for insertion must be suthstto.so 81 The
name and address OF the wrsuot necessarily for pu ss-
ton, but a guaranty FOR his good faith.
We cannot undertake return rejected Communication
Bupss letter, for TIE TRIBUNE Office should 10 a. case, b.
addressed TO boRAcE GRIZZLY L Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-15

PriTed t.ck 70 E.l Tie inoc1ss Of iPproossisi I.
s.cri6cisl clouds.
Bot sf.er ell RJrtefs VISA tie nan for "a Tam
msuy care, snd 81 the phrase IT, took them dswn'
TIE uO.t scie1tfcsuy. TlAt martial individual
seeued to dtlicrlsy % be restrained from start
irg Il stuty for Cgt,, with suct rsggei AID vail
ant regiments SIS could upon the instant ne raised
The CAPTAIN limited, even, that ii necessary he
would throw Up Biz fat Office AID
"-r,rss to Il. VA, 8, tAs ,oZ5d q the t-7rs.'
We advise hin lot to Try it. 1t is one thing 70
bswl from tae platform Of TlmmaEy, previously
taking little something VAIN a. tee bsr below,
ard quite another to walk out OF a fee morning,
upon quite another platform, TO be gsrrot.ed for
the amusement Of crowd Of " niggers.' Bu. if
We must lose tie excellent RJnoerr, We hereby
tender TO him our sincere farewell, and assure him
that We shall miss him immensely. We really
hope that Nr. Cochrane viii not think Of going
with him. We could not bear the dual bereaye
ment.
On the whole, If Mr.. Buchanan can extract any
comfort from tbs meeting he is quite welcome to
il all. We believe tat be was, once or twice
sneeTed at by Tie SPEAKERS, but az rule, tnelr
tone toward BIN was ore Of respectful and con-
sters.s pity. He wu mentioned as ancient
He was mentioned as "sgec.' Once lie was men-
toned ss "our glorious chieftain," and at this one
man in the back Of tie room taking advantage Of
bis obscurity, rcont.nshty cLeered. This is small
compensation for the lO,s Of $50 900, DOObut It IS
something.
In conclusion We have only TO give Eat Of tie
promised orators AID sages who were announced
upon the posters, Distinguishing between those
who came TO tine, end those who turned up miss
Ig:
P,-s,tt HiBir9.
Serat-r PsoWS, Sc i.os 8Rsy.Sfts.
J0aY COcHRsEF. Scratch PvGH.
Iio- T. S. BocOCK,
GsE NALL,ApGGHAr,
Hoo J NJ CAyAshUCH,
Pon. V. Z HosARD,
non. JorS KTLLY,
Z MAClAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-15

h,sr-r9.
SEE t0s BRsy.NE.
Serstor PvCH.
Iio. T S. BocOcK,
GsS NAlL,SpGsHAr,
Hoo J NJ CAsAshUcH,
For. v Z HONARD,
flon. JoTs KrLLY,
Lon. " 4. MACLLY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-15

LUNp's PATENT LEVER
CoRKS,
Ensiry ssoer-e6rg all other oortscews Warranted 70 law
TIE uth.t ooss With perfect avoiding al sks ana Danger
81 bsesstng tAe bottle.
ImrOsIEs Asp Ios sALE TRADE ONLY BY
FRANCIS ToMES & Sons,
Ne Maiden LAT Ne~-Iork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-15

LACE CURTAINS.
NVsLis CURTAINS.
Muslin BORDERS
LAcI BoKDrNs.
VEsrIBvLE LAcT.
&c, &c.
Wholesale aud Retail -, a., DID,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-15

a.I hss made ifs bcsf history uov rsprs'cs
ia The cird. Of uacut.isated Geo. u sae Gaze Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-15
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
From Washington.

Special D'ps,ch 20 The N. Y. Trbons'
WAsnnNGTOS, Monday, March H. 1850.
The question of an extra session will probably b
determined at q Cabinet meeting, 70 be held 20
morrow, in order if it be decided aiirmssi'e'y -
admit Of sending the information by the next Casa
MIA steamer. Since the new deficit wa, dissoverse'
the necessity for an extra session is considered IN
peratiye.
Mr.. McLane will not remain in Mckee s'ef
negotiating treaty. His prepOssessioas $40
strongly with the Liberals, sud, if oppOttasv
offers or can be made, be will recognize tAsn.
having full discretion to that point.
Mr.. Joseph Miller of Ohio, who voted for be
Lecompton bill, is appointed to q JudseshP
Nebraska
The examination Of witnesses in tho Sic.es esfe
commenced before the Grand jury today Pro
ceedings there will be- Of course, entirely pare
Senator Gwin goes to California By the hfa
steamer.
Count de Sartiges expects to receive e0~ss !"
elk months BY TIE next arrival, ard desrs'
European appointment, but las no better as'u'm''
Of getting it than when be sppei On t,r"e'
occasion. He is now at the head u the dip'om'''
ccrps here BY seniority.
20 the A.soci.ts3 Press
wAsBEoroE, Monday, March IL, -,
Il ia credibly secertsined that bcts Engisoo
France cisc.aiIn airy O.ber intention N ssn1iag
forces 10 the cosst Of Mexico tAsn 20 procure v.
PREPARATION fa wrof gs 10 Britsd snc French saoo..
TIE furtbe7 statement IS msGs that It is not tasf
pose to take sides with favor either Of tne
iIg Medoar Governments, There Is rea.on 70 49, 49,
our government ia not appre0er tbst aaJtoss
VI. be dcre BY them in coatct Witt the SSs.os ~.
tine, or TO sake tx political institutions q '-
tounIy. ,..,,.,H
| n. IL. sa.esei N e .as j2SasEsst q Is aI'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-15
HERRNG's PATENT CHAMPION SAFE.

HuI's HAIR DYE-Fifty. cents Box, Black
n, a,ovu No Rsrc,Ay.t aud ali Druggists. Iuflbe Ga
sutnt fo The growth bssuy oth- Hair Arctic Ointment
feS the Cure OF Burns. Chsps Bois Piles, Sc
Nevada national., 1859-06-04
want. to Hang sonesody.

a humane cusa has written letter 10 The
sheriff Of San joaquin county, requesting
the Sheriff to give him situation a. hang
man. Il appears that one Jacob Ellyea Is
under sentence OF death in thai county. and
this fellow proposes, for a small considera-
tiou. to do the job up scientifically.
He thus diseourses on on his requirements
in The hanging line, in bis letter to Sheriff
O'Neal
will further state that have had some
considerable experience in the prof ssion
consequently (should you award me the johl
I feel warranted in saying can give entire
satisfaction. either 10y hanging him 50 n 10
cause instant death. or 10 prnlong bis lie for
some length OF time, as the merit OF the crime
demands.
Nevada national., 1859-06-04
r5- 4 cAGD.---si is - wen hnown
THE COMPOUND SYRUP
--uf--
sarsaaPrilia, yellow Dock, and
Iodilc Of poiass.

dose OF one ialle sperniui contain Eve grains of
Ioiide Of pass. We defy competitions In this article
a. our arrangements such that get our snrs n.
pariia Root direct from Honduras and our Iodide o.
afa,s direct from England. in arre quantities CON
sequently NC believe the only firm who can
furnish the article at 81 per bottle II can be
sold by all respectable druggists at the above price.
Re careful and get the genuine nricle-use none
other. and from past experience well assured
that u will give perfect satisfaction every person
who may nse ii-packed in one and two dozen cases
ready to ship TO any part OF the country. druggists
will End II to their advantage tos n this Sarsapar
Ia in preference TO all Others.
r. HALL & CO. Prnprictors
10 ana III Clay Street, below Montgomery
N-F San rrzueisse
Nevada national., 1859-06-04
Flea Powder, or
LYONS MAGNETIC POWDERS

wiz dss'reg Garden inssc,s Cfotro'rhrr Del BTrs,
Flsdf, Ans. Aoih' end ell Petfgf ihs TeriHia Lili
The Importance OF Il reliable article 81 this hinlis
izesiimAhie. In warm weather al natrre teens
With these annoying ineS. Tiii. powder e She ony
article discovered which will rSierrinnte ihrm
A company II Hafa nists from the horticultural So
eie'v NJ Paris while amidst the ferns n Ata. ul.cr
vsi that al insects lighting UPON certain tn' n
plauf vsrr soon dropped dead. This fact WIS madc
OF TO guari their night csmps from These inFu
dsrs Q~autities or the plant were hrought hDnle
~ ". (. LYON. aud fnurl 20 be 4 ratiive Insect
deitrovsr IN egcrv experiment. Il g. simply rnw
dsrei le,f chemically prepared 20 TcT-. the rcts
or air sni climate Medals and leticrs potent have
been obtained from fhe governments of England
France Ceral7nv ana Ru.sis, from the Worlds Fair
sni numerous Medical and horticultural Colleges
and Societies.
lf,yer from Ne Pr,,.asn, = fhs Tinted S'afe-l
'.Fr,rni ve Nsn.ion. Washington, Jan 81. 1853
Nr krta nurl l. ,on.--Ifnr sir: have the pleas
NJ. - in-s.rr, vor @ ri f'e N0val tommission, T
ih- wor''. Fiir ~ ionia1. iasc awarded you a
Nsisl ani Certificate Tor the great value OF your
Begne'l- Powders. Nr.
H.i-1en FILLMORE. Chairman"
fa-Ths ah-v9 accompanied BY : Certificate
lniu Prince Elltft.
Nevada national., 1859-06-04

About 100000 Of Frazer River gold dust
vas shipped from Victoria TO San Francisco
by the last steamer
Mners on Tie river arc reported to be
making from two 10 eight dollars per day
The shipments OF dust do not sustain the re-
port and there is no doubt but interested
parties, are trying to ct up another ex-
citemcnt.
Nevada national., 1859-06-04
SUMMONS.

sTATE OF c4i1 1ro .NI4, JUSTICES corRT.
County of Nevada. ss w D. Chm
Township Of cra.. Valley J lrsiice 81 the renee
rrIH People SC the State OF Cal fornint 10 PETER
! NAHlIS. CHfEuAO go
You nre hereby summoned to nVrcar before ne.
At mv Clire. 10 sair Township. on Monday tie
18th LAY ~ july. 1850 M % oiciaci. L. " 10 sn.
sacr to the complaint uf ui-tY & ROLAND uIa
demands of tbc ~ Eirlty'hrea dcil. a. and
Ninety tw" ccnfs A. peg COZ, or rnnilain' nnw on
alr in my oi'ee VIXEN ir'Fen' go he ;at en- leainsf
yo8 Tar the -at auiasui, is-ra ;er uiih costs and
dHmaccs g seu fall fn aIfrsr aud 7n~.frr.
II" the Shcr Hr Hnv tDH.t le nr saia County
Greeting .iHEr legal -rftirr and iuc return hereof
t'iyeu uider f.r haa1 tiiis $50 fsv of Airil L.
n 1850. y. o. CiAfP.
nt4 Son Ju tirr Of tie Iesrr nf saff Conn
Nevada national., 1859-06-04
IT 10 rzEH F1on POISON.

New York Oct. l. 1858
VI :. Tr~r--Ts-- sir: We have analvfed and
tsis' vou- r.snc'i- To'vders and anh q cm rerf'c
~ hsrrisss 20 ua9titA and domestic anir'lis. hut
ssr.aiH Death So -r iei rs hne'. nufs Hut nsrcis
JAWS D. ClfiiluN, 81 q. Chemist.
r4r7fk.E flir .rf Chemistry. y. Y Hospital
"rio'a r'-~- 81. eri1icnafn, oi the New York
.iti.l. -~f- hr If.s .errrl'ei s Tho burs. ants.
rs-''s r'o'''-. %. N,a lyuu'' Powder, and anis
sr-.-e .i.t.'
E5~rv errtrcr ar1 horrs krsrer must have =
'if-eI ir'~-rs' iu "a I.cle ~ 'his kini. Refer
-as' ie h-t iu ire i-tor. 81. Nicol1s ami Met
spI. a. i-'ei-' 20 Judge Heirs. Pr,siicn' 81 ihr
Iws-rsr irt',trt- Jsrsss tnrlur Penn o. trn
~i1f 3. r-eIi tYtrs 81. lirld J.. y Tease of 'h-
We Points Ni-s'nr &C., 80. Judge NciEs savs -
.l', ri.er-r-- ~ irer ~rr Is - hf''crai irtrnr
,.a-.. lit- Farmers Cuh trs tcritd 81 thoreuehiy
- wiz 70 '-ny iarrfis erss.h"nHfr'. ante r'4fi'
hri. ant Al sefmr Garden Fisuts cau tcrrttcTr-
ar 10 sni M tses male pare"
Ha.s rnh mice rrnnc; Sc rra shsi ly rnwi-' bs'
are kill ~ a magnetic illl. urter ihcss Il rough
rus f.frvt.uf.
'''~s Lyons ru~i-T i's 'hr insect IN : 'ri-e.
Nat srn's Pulls are rriNei FOR rats aud mice"
EsYF.ia~ directions. rsr freely anl 'harourllv.
e.lt ~ -r-r-'sf. snl Country merchants fsc-r-
-h--s 81 llrITtSufi-, . teeut Grass Valley
Pave i F-'- sgrais. -ar 'rsueiscc. q efa
Nevada national., 1859-06-04
no..en E.nrinc Enl.crr E,er sale

The unier-icni On acnuut o. sickness la- deter
mndcl 20 sell Ga above mentioned Weli known AMI
ul4 Established ln-rFn. situnlei In Boston Rev
len rear Grass Valley, Nevada County
for terms appl, 10 CAMlBf.i. L Ashley
Boston Ecsine. - ~