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ST OF RHE UMLTISM

STILL ANOTHER CASE OF RHE UMxTISM
CURED.
was seriously afflicted with Rheuusrsm and
confined TO my bed. purchased box OF DIR. Cogrs-
wells Medical Salt, snd found a radical cure. I
would advise others aff,et.d With The sane disease
to give il q trial. HUGH ATKINSON,
White Bear Hotel, Bucts county, Pa
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CURE OF INFLAMMIroRY RHEuMlrTsM.

did the worf ron cissmsS 4 you'd. Ia Ia. done i.
and now fnltl my promise Ny complaint wss
innamu atory kheumahsm--the hrst package dad
OF Rheumsasmls leh, and am az well and hearty
ever wasin my life I would recommend 20 Al
the afflicted 70 give the Medical Sail a far trisl.
GEO. H. DUNCAN, M wall 81 NY.
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SspfsmLeT I, l89.

JUMrISG INTO THE WRoSG ARMS There was
an immense sensation created on Thursday
night last in a certain neighborhood not more
than dozen, If as many, squares from Scott
street. gentleman whose domestic bliss
since be took unto himself a wife, had never
been interrupted, the surface Of whose current
OF love has always flowed smoothly and gently
along, on the night in question had occasion to
visit Cincinnati, and before leaving he told his
wife, as he would visit the lodge of the Sons of
Malta, he would not return until a very late
hour. His wife languidly remarked that she
regretted that he would be absent so long but
that she would endeavor to amuse herself with
ayOung tom cat that was in the house Soon
after the departure Of her husband, and when
she thought sufficient time had elapsed to put
the Ohio between him and her and the cat, She
caught up the latter, and gave his tail ter
rible pinch, which produced a terrible y-o-o-
o-w. The effect succeeded the cause, intro
ducing different kind of Tom than cat
one Of the biped instead of the quadruped kind
The reader can imagine that a lover. sum-
moned by such a signal. would feel entitled to
a kiss; he seemed to think so; he can imagne
just "a much more as he pleases; for rs 70 w hat
passed during their tete-a-tete we do not know:
but we do know that their happiness was buto
short duration, as, in the midst of the enjoy
ment of each others company knock was
heard at the front door
In the mean time, the husband on his visit
over the river, found the lodge did not meet.
and he fastened home to enjoy the society of
his lovely wife. Arriving home he asye his
usual rap on the front door and it not being
Immediately answazsd, be concluded his wife
had gone 10 beds,rp she had-ald he would
not disturb her; so he went to the back door.
when he was surprised with receiving in his
arms a man, who leaped from the second story
at the moment he was passing under it. The
sudden collision knocked the husband down
and before ne could rise to his feet and draw
revolver, the armful of man he had partially
caught had scrambled over fence and was out
OF sight. The wife had too much foresight to
appear at the window and scream; on the con-
trary' she iald stlii, and when he came into her
room, with seeming fright she told him She
really believed man had been in the house.
No one was more sensible Of that fact than he,
but what that mans business was. though he
may suspect, will probably never know. Let
that wife alone to hOodwInk him; for if she
don t we will lose our guess.-Cineinnati En-
qKfrer.
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EREN WHITE ZINC PAINT
FROM THE
VIEILLE MONTAGNE COMPANY

This Paint is adapted to all purposes, to which
tho best Whit. Lead is app icable 1t doas not turn
Yellow as lead invariably 90 and Will acq uire the
hardness nd smoothness of Coach panel ling with
out the aid of varnIsh, and Is easily ashed. Cot
with a Zinc basis retain their freshness an
brlllianoy OF color.
90 pounds will cover az much surface, with the
sans body, go pounds OF lead-shOwing great
economy well as b auty.
In order that parties may depend upon getting the
article strictly they should buy OF none bur the
most respectable houses. The Company ship but
two qualities, known No. and SH5tc Waite
Dry. X sd and Green seal. The No. or Red Seal
Is the article mos used for pal ntinx purposes, the
Snow Whita or Green SSsl being only used for the
most ex prnsivc work. -.
JOSEPH NJ. STRONG, Asenifor III. Co.
Orders addressed To either OF the folIowNg houses
will be filed at the aeo reduced tariff Of prices,
eith.r Dry of In Oil.
1913 Maiden Lane, Netr York.
RAYNOLDS. DEVOE 4 PRATT,
jy n SIN loo & los FHltOa street. Eetc York.
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EENTLENENS' CLOTHING MADE TO Or
" DERIVE, offer gentemen the largest and
finest variety ofhght Casimeres, DrillingS, Ducks,
Coatlnss of every grade and quality, Marseilles and
SILK yestings of all styles for the present season,
style of the art at prices at lea twenty per cent
oheaIs1 than TIE gsua city rates A. trisi Is re-
WALL, STEPHENS & CO.,
tyIJ 200 Pa. avenna. hat. 9th and 10Th sfs
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IKDICIIA.
nR. CO66swELL's
AEnfCAI 0AIT

The great remedy for Inhammstory Diseases,
such as Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Headache, Pit, !,
Fevers, is6smed Throat, Lungs and Liver, Fry
complaints. By equal izing the circulation il re-
moves the sole casse Of lnhSmmatiou. That invs-
Ids would do well 20 give 10 o trial, may be seen
from the follow M test nouIsls.
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swINnIINo oTIICva

SwINDLING QUACKs.
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Buchu,. Hospitals, Instruments or RInss-shun
them all, and, n disposed TO profit bv my peienos,
write for my private Circular on
=, SPERMATORRHCEA;- Its CURE.
NILE stamp snS &c address, IN Perfect oonh-
scriblng Box 176, Chsrlestown, Mass.
ie Ia D& NVIy
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A NEW NOVEL,
"yoHN HALIFAX

A LIFE Fora LIFE,
A NOVEL.
By MISS MULOCH,
Author of
"John Halifax. Gentleman solve y "The Osil-
vies, The Head of the Family "a yIllionS
"Agatha's Husband, " "A Hero"
&c.. SO.
Price 80 Cents.
For sale al SHIl.LINGTON'S
Bookstore, Odeon Building,
au % Corner ~ 8 and Pa avenue.
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DR. COGGSWELL'S MEDICAL SALT
Price 81; Chronic package, S2-0. Sold by all
Druggists in Washington, Georretewn, and yicin-
ity ana wherever the Star Is read. DEPOT in Wash
tngton, r. p. MILLBURN 4 CO, Willards'
Hotel; ID. c. TAYLOR & CO., General Agents,
22 Dock street, Philadelphia. ans
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I JUST IMPORTED.
4 HAVE Just received of my own impoi tation,
direct from the manuiactory Of Joseph Rogers Il
sons, Sheffield, Engla nd q fine stock OF PEN and
LERY, 40. with fresh supply Of SHEARS aud
TABLE CUTLERY Of tho best American m anu
lactqre WHICH offer at the lowest pricer; buy my
chssers should call at my house-furnishing store,
No 40, 18th street. GEO, FRANCIS.
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CEANSTEAMERS' SAILING DAYS
FRoE THE UNITED STATES.

o. ne haT.na rail steamers Save New YORK on
~ as. -, I2th, l1th, and 9th of each month, and
C1kfieston on the 9Th and 10Th ~
hs r. LORNA mai steamers leave New York OF
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Two THE OWNERS OF CARRIAGES AND
4 OTHERS.
The undersigned would inform the public that he
10 now prepared to do all kinds OF X r.. grsE, q
PAIRING to all kinds ofC ARRIAGESS fE
II Is his intention to employ none but the XS1s6
best worEmen, use mono but the best materials and
charge 'ut fair and just profit He hopes, by car
rylng ont the above, and giving tho business his
whole attention. to receive share of the patronage
Of the public. ROB'T II. GRAHAM,
cat the old stand ofThomas & Grahan,)
" AT 9th street, near ID.
A BOY WANTED for the smIth-.hop.
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lIaQKILAlEQUk.
nELAwARE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE.
IL RlES.
FRANCE, BROADBENTs 4 CO, MANAGERS,

The Consolidated Lotteries of Delaware are
drawn daily at Wilmington, Del, at Is minutes be-
Of Lottery Comm ssioners appointed by the State.
PRIZES PAID As SOON As DRAWN
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FEVERS CURED BY THE MEDICAL SALT.
My wife was attacked with very htgh fevers,
which would asst nine days a. time. i was nduo-
ing it fair trial, il entirely broke her fevers
would cheerfully recommend il 10 otaers similarly
affected. ]. NJ. DICK,
N. Eleventh street Phi AIDE phia
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u GRAPES.
DLACk Hamburg, Royal Muscsdine. and Mae
cat OF Alexandria Grapes can now be furnished
cheap TO buyers, fresh from the vines ia any ousu
titles, at the garden on 5th street west, between
and streets north, o. at Gautier's Confectionery
Penntyvanis avenue, btween 18th and 18th Streets
where q supply will be always on hand.
As the bearing 10 Unusually heavy this season
they are selling at reduced prices ses6t
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cURF OF FITS OF SEVERAL YEARS

II hiss been some time sinoe wrote you about ny
assured we have every confidence IN you and your
Medical Salt We have Sufficient evidence that the
medicine 10 doing him great good. His health 10
rapidly improving, and we are encouraged -spsci-
ally from the fact that he has not had return Of
those dreadful hts since September u, nearly year
since. WIN. r. HARRIS, Groton, Co n.
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ERoM FIFTEEN TO THIRTY PER CENT

All persons psing Steam Boilers veuld do vel 10
TIoN STEAM AND FIRE K ESUf. AToRHsslf
regulating both fire and steam. The advant1 ges are
very great in saving fael, preventing explosions,
preserving the boilers, and keeping ali things uni
FORM Would refer 10 this Star Dofhoe ROOM
or l.. H. & 6. c, Sohnider, or any Of the numerous
per.on. using them. ID. w. HEATH, Agent,
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Tickets S15,halves ST 5l,quarters S375 sths S137K
Address-FRANCE, BROADBENTS CO.,
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE.
Nevada national., 1859-06-25
TIE Wax TkEr.

Rr Robert B. Campbell. cur esn.ul 80
Londen, has sent TO The Patent Office a Gel.
lection. ofspeeimens Of the seed Il The vs.
eiahle Wax tree. 10 letter sce.mpsnyit.k
he gives this description
The waI and the berry or rra'i groauc n /,
II being previously unknorn in 's.s country
and dessiins |, probable that it yEauld he m
equal novelty al your department. lake ID e
liberty OF sending TO jon. addre-s. under
separate covers specimens Of the wax nld
herry-ihe latter growing in eiu siers similar
70 grape clusters. on trees varying from NJ
teen to 'weniy Eve fee. In hight The COS,
OF the wsx deiysrd in London is aboas .iels
dollars per hundred weight. The experience
ofcapt. Dumsresq proves that abe vegetable
wax bears without softening rrcstr al
mospheric beat then any other ws1 ~ he's
experience Of. The Japanese mode Of prep
srsii0n Of the wax is said to be verv rnd
the berries being Gre. washed by rude -.
pliancss. then boiled, when Il IL formed in'a
cakes of thirty pounds and subsequently
dried In the sun. Should ,hs labor no, Ls 90
costly, there Is every propab Iiiy ibsi The
tree might be successfully raised and the
wax manufactured ia the Southern s,s!,. -
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q be 9ttaAa 3 stiu nal
GEORGE d. ROBERTS EsnoE.
GRASS VALLEY. JUNE -, 1883.

SUPERIOR WnEAr.-There is now growing
and just ready to harvest, in DR.. Dow's Gar.
den, in this place, email sample of what
appears to be new and very superior Kind
Of wheat. Some lime since The DR.. received
by mail, IL kernels Of whea, from friend
in 'he Ar0stook Coun.ry a. L. part Of Me-
with request that he would try its adap
ts,ion 10 this State aud climate. The DR..
has done so, and the writer Of this has ex.
snhhed Il frsm time 10 time in i.s various
stages OF growth, and compared il with
other kinds Of wheat, grown at the same
time upon adjoining aud similar ground. and
We have no hesitation Ia saying that il ex-
GELS in faliness and number OF grains 10 the
head. 'igor and growth Of stock, any wheat
we have ever seen. OF the sample before us.
one kernel has produced 81 stalks, several
OF which measure upwards Of six feet in
height. The patch sown was only few feet
( square, aud il is estimated that the yield
exceeds IS bushels to the acre. Such o
growth on the common red soil Of the noun.
tains ia cetainly very remarkable. /, ia q
winter wheat and should be sown as early a.
possible after the commencement OF the fall
rains.
The DR.. will have about half a bushel oI
the grain to spare, and as be is desirous that
il should be disseminated as generally as
possible throughout the State, he has reques
ted US ossy that those desrous Of procuring
small samples for trial. can do so by address.
ing lin. by mail.ai this place, postpaid, and
enclosing stamps sufficient TO prepay the re-
turn postage on the parcel, which will be
forwarded By usil.
A sample will probably be placed 10 the
approaching Agricultural Fair, for the ex-
animation OF any curious In such matters,
and II is hoped tha. those who may make q
trial of |, may report their success through
tome proper channel.
Nevada national., 1859-06-25
Marriage.

Washington Irving wac once congraiula-
ting friend whs bad around him blooming
fani!. knit together in the strongest aGec,.
ion.
q can wish you no better of" said he
With en.hus;asm, -" then TO have . wife and
children. ifyou are prosperous. there they
are to share Jour prosperity II otherHiss,
there they are TO comlo-t 3ea; and, indeed.
/ have observed that marrisd man falling
into Eiisforinne. 10 more aYtIo retrieve hi.
situation in the world than single one.
partly becsuss he IA uoxs simulated to
exertion by the necessities c. the helpless
aud beloved beings who depend upon him
for assistance, but chiefly because his spirits
are soothsd and relieved by domestic endear-
ments, aud his self-respect kept alive by
finding that through all abroad is darkscss
and humiliation, yet there is slill little
world Of love at home. OF which be is the
monarch. Whereas single man is apt 70
run TO waste and ssli-neglect-- fancy him.
self Lonely and abandoned, and his heart 10
fall TO ruin, liks some deserted mansion fu,
want ctan inhsbltaat.''
Nevada national., 1859-06-25
Pixies Penls.

The ST. Loais correspondent Of the Stand
ard Of May the 18Th. gives gloomy account
Of the hard-h.ps aa4 Gisopoinimenls of the
P.ke's Peak gold seekers The reported
ilahness Of the diggings is proved by late
accounts 10 he a s.upendous humbus, got
ten up lay sharpers and town lot specula-
tors. Much suffering aud even starvation
is reported among tho emisrants. A letter
from Fort Kesrny dated May the sth. states
Iha. a;He hundred wagons we've on their re-
turn ; the returning parties being satisfied
that il was useless 20 so farther. Tho re-
turning emigrsn's are represented as for the
most part in miserable destitute condition
and willing to part With any little property
they have len them at any .sacrstice. This
lie truly the age Of humLug.
Nevada national., 1859-06-25

CnIEF JUSTICE PARsoSs.-In the recently
published life Of this distinguished jarisi. ths
following anecdots is related By bis son:
Ny father, some years before he went on
the bench, was arguing before Judge Paine,
and did not speak so loud or so distinctly as
the Judges indrmity required, or perhaps ~
he should have done; and the Judge cried OUT
suddenly, ''Ar. Parsons, Mr.. Parsons, I.eii
you once for all. take that giOse e6r Of your
fOugm." "Dersainly. sir" was the answer.
''and may beg your Honor 10 take the wool
out OF your cara" This auecdo.e does nol
present very pleasing picture Of the rela-
tions between court and counsel in thoso
days, bat think /. is q just one.
Fi:her Ames use to call the court bell the
birch stick lin allusion to The court icing
kept In order like school; and on one oc.a-
sion, when the court had ruled ell the points
in case against Ben Whitman (his opposing
eonnsel) and be still went on arguing them.
Ames said, Tho gentleman puts me in mimi
OF en old hen which persists in setting after
her eggs are taken away"
Nevada national., 1859-06-25

The lila. uuder the head oil Some inte
resting contributions TO the history OF Call
I fcrnia,r gave the following from the testi
mony of Jacob P Leese, Esq, in the Almsd
en- Mine easc-Andrtas Csstillero rs the
! United States.
'"In the last days OF November, or the
( first Of Decembsr, ls45. the witness took
dinner at the house of Don Andres Castill-
ero; in Santa Clera' in company with Padre
Real, Senior Robles and others. While they
we're st the table the host said he had fou nd
some ore, and IL il should turn out what he
supposed il to be his fortune would be made.
The guests asked what kind Of ore ii was,
aud Don Andres replied that he thought it
was quicksilver. With that be ordered ser.
want to bring in some OF the ore, which was
Just Ike the crude einnsbar now obtaided
from the mine. Castillero directed the ser.
want 10 pulverize several pieces, then bring
is into the dining room with G tile full Of
live coals, and tumbler OF water. The
servant did So and then Don.Andres threw
some of the powder upon the Goals. After
the lapse of a few minutes be sprinkled a
little water on the Goals. and then held the
empty tumbler, mouth downwards, over the
fumes. These fumes proved 10 be quick
silver. little globules Of which soon con-
densed and collected on the side of the glass.
Il was then established that a quicksilver
mine bad been discovered in the district of
Senior Clara Not long after that. Seur Cas-
tillero sent vial of the quicksilver and @
letter announcing the discovery Of the mine
to Don Mariana Guadalupe Vallejo. at that
lime Commandante General de Ia Frontera
del Norte.
Nevada national., 1859-06-25
BOSTON POSTS,

4 husbands iies of - an stt.mrt 4. t,o,o,,
breach Of She peace" wss recently y.rlIsiuedipstir
einnAii Police Court, by the statement thA, hi.
Gus wife struck him three time. on the head Win .
stool knocking him down twice and tLreva hat.
ful Of dirty -At,r In his face; when L. ensss.ot.
to explain she hit him with skillet Aa4 tsl...4
bis countenanee very severely.
New Orleans District School Boari la, r,.sir.i
that an act OF marriage the part Of school ,.l.
tress shall be virtually considered rssetasoa %
position as teacher" This would seer, 10 dss,so, \
teachers qualification for how, as maiden. e.a
they increase and multiply
notice ofs recent steamboat explosion .ris 40
follows'-,' The captain swan ashore - d'a -
ehsmbermsid; she was insured for ss5. COO s.d Ia
ded with iron"
II 10 related that lawyer Tsleott ones called fsl-
low practitioner the fright bOvsr Of the profession
When asked TO explain, he said he meant '.h, ti.
gsst knave in the pack"
Madame Goldsehmidt 4. .nueunced IS soia, &,
Ind the loan Of her voice to the good PsOilo .f
Manchester, England. Jenny-fous, v.ryl
neglected author may be said s,e, - -enss.o
have, " nary read"
Lola Aontez 10 creating much excitement in Ire
land by her lectures. May We not approprls,el,
slice In little lstinity, such ss i'arsrs,st A,s,-
tei ridierius nauss."
Almost all single ladies, whatever .hesr ago, ,r
charms are simply " lraiting maids. - 4 su.y old
fellow q; our elbow adds Yes and I've r. .na ,sn
generally really made. too"
The highwaymsn's se-ensde-.ioh lend M. b.,
moonlight loan"
People say time aiOs swiftly, b., 'o..s.s don.
always
Nevada national., 1859-06-25
Il u X n E RS
ANM&EN WAMEo
AND
FoREsT WINE BITTERs

n " ~ T. = w ~ II ~ T. IL y .
TURNER'S FOREST WINE Birrrg> are cure for
L Fever aud Ague, Fiatuency. f'yspe'siv, Co-tiv.-
meas. Hcaviness G.neiIl iehi4ity. Nausea Eesii-
ache. Irregdlsrty Of the digestive cTgrus Nervous
Prosti alton. Neuralgia. Rheumatic Affections, -nd
most of the ilis that -sh Is heir tu. They ~ 10
found not only CURATIVE hut also tlo be. rEsrEs.
TauvE ever introduced In California.
- These BfTTEliS. Manufactured Rom the
chaieest u.eesl root-, GGrks sad herbs. BY Turner
Brothers. are ~AKEssTED TO be- Tire best In $50
on tho Pacific Coast. and ie taken With perfect
safety By persons OF all ages 4..l eoElitigE-.
a. TURNER BRoTHEps Manufacturers q every
description of syrups. CaTi-l~. Hittnyy Re. 81
Yors, Buffalo n. y. aud San Flsnciseo, Cal.
GINGER WINE
CAUTION To THE PrBlIc.-- ethpnia Hon a-Ar.
dcd to TtRSfR'S GINGER wI.E AMI the unsuusisd
popularity II has received in- been the fne,us Of
putting in to the insrkei many spurious articles.
o. Betrdrs 4 >s> tge c.ti.ir-ffis W. caution al
consumers Of GINGER VIM t. examine the ls bel
a none ID genuine rave such Lave our portraits
In circle ast.s plate surrounded By the inacr-
iption-- 'TUENfE'S ClNGfh WINE pttrxred by
IJRNkR BKuTii. rs. NSs Tnls, Buffalo y. Y. and
San Francisco. California.
Hs- Mandatory and eals-rooin in San Fran.
eiseO. cor. broadway and fs,r. street. <s-.E
Nevada national., 1859-06-25
PorrL.rlox & REPRESENTATION Accord

PorrIArroS & REPREsESriTIoS.-
ing to table published in a late number Of
the Washington Congregational Globe, Hi.
uois was the the frs; State admitted wi.h less
than :he requisite population. This was in
1878, when the ratio OF representation was
fxed al 35, 600. Illinois had 3i,62o. or $50
less than The ratio. The only cher State
admitted with insufficient population is Flor
ida, which was admitted in LAS, with .
population Of 54.477-the ratio o. repre-
sentation being 7O,esO. Every other State
admitted since the first addition to the orig
inal thirteen, had surplus OF population.
Ohio had surplus OF nearly 5000; Louisi-
ana, AZ, 900; Indiana, $4,000; Mississippi
40,00l; Alabama. 10y 600; Maine. 274,o0O;
Missouri, 81 900; Arkansss, 5000; Michigan
$4,000; Texas. l79 600; Iowa. Il, 600. Wis
contin. lao. 900; California $4,000; Mime
sota. 5000. The ratio Of representation
has progressed as follows :--Frem 1895 down
to 1915, $1,000; 70 1921. $4,000; 10 l64e,
81 600; 10 1850, s0sso: and now !, is %, 40.
Nevada national., 1859-06-25

The Government is seriously prosecuting
The enterprise OF introducing into tn,
United States the culture Of the tea plant. A
chip is now on her voyage from Canton to
to New York with '6o,ccO plants, selected
with great care by special agent OF the
Patent Office
Nevada national., 1859-06-25

DIFFzREScE.-Tbe difference Of thought
and character OF communities can often be
gathered from small prevailing expressions.
Thus at Sacramento when man is an ac-
tive political partisan, and enc Of great in
aaenee they say he is an I" oil fred good rust.
ler," while at San Francisco they will say
OF the same individual " he is a gentleman
Of great activity and influence in political
way"
Nevada national., 1859-06-25

The prospect Of a war in Europe has al
ready Effected oar markets. Wheat has been
selling ia S.. Louis nsEke. {. 81 per tushel,
Should the war in Europe become 1xsd
fac. T; Involving the grea. powers Of Russia
England and France the United States
will reap rich harvest in furnishing many
OF the siuues OF war.