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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-06-03
State of Maine.


HANCOCK At the Court OF County Commissioners be-
gun aud held at Ellsworth wi hu and for the County u
Hancock, on the fourth Tuesday Of April and hy adj
jourument th3 tvelft day May, 4. D. 1879.
ORDERED; That there b. assessed on Township No.
S,uth Division, In the County Hancock. tfps repairing
the road therein eAiin, firm the East line Of Ellsworth
through sal No. south linc of waitham) estima
ted eight Thousand nine hundred aud sixty
u and lands reserved for public the
Of forty four dollars aud eighty cents being one hall
Of ore cent per aad Joseph I Grant Of 'ai Els
worth is appointed Agent, eXped said assessment
curiing 10 law.
That thes- Ire assessed Towns Up No. O. South DE-
vision in the County o Hancock, (fsr repairing the rad
tcriu letGjug from the East ae Of Fran Kiln, through
said No g. 1, the est line o. rsmship No. 10, adjeu-
n1 steuber estimated i've thousar four nun
lrci and fry acrs, exclusive Of gjer aud lands
ell r pabc thu Of seventy eight dollars, being
ase aai fourth II aus pr acre; ard X
atrra ii Chert ieid iproid agent, to expeud said
according t,iaT.
I}s srr be assessed the Western par. of Township
y 10, adj lining St,uh,n, in the county Of Hancuch (ur
repairing Ia" rotd therein leading ir IN the East line Of
i"wH-i NJ. q, ath DIVISION, Though said Western part
Il aid " 10 - the pil.ion iir between land of john
and others and land OF Samuel puton and others
estimated to conain nine thousand six hundred
elusive u water and lands, wed for public the
4 On" hundred AID ortyt HAIRS, being cent
md half Of cent per acre aud John West OF Frank
u, app ,H!c gent - cXpt I'D sad assessment accord
ia. TO law
Tat there be asse. the Eastern part Of Township
10 adj .ulu Steuh H. in the G ul u HaHcnck dlT
repairing r5aI leading trum The line h.tsesu
land OF john West others, and am u samuel button
and Others to the est line Of herr, ted J. estimated
evnttu thirteen Thousand three hundred and frty acres,
exclusive Il water. a lands reserved public the
sum u tao huud ed dollar, amt ten cents beus
sld ui.e i cent IeT acre aud Samuel Dutton Of
Ellsworth appointed Ag.At, 70 tNpyui sad assessment
ace r ling =, AN.
That ttrrr ~ assessed on Tlwaship No Il. Middle D
yi-5n in The Cvusy u Hancock flr repaifil.. The rad
therein leading from the las, linz Of N,rayille TIN ugh
the Western part y IL the North line thereof
called it VI use lin r,ial} situated tn contain twenty
two th,is md and ei.htY arre. exclusive II water AMI
anas rryctl Tor pus e us = the sim eg fory-lur dl-
lar. aud sfAetyl cents being tao mi per aerr A. jo-
-sHh Grtnt - Ellsworth appointed seat, t. expand
+ said assessment according To law
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-06-03

An Old Nurse for Children. Don't rail ts pro-
cure Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children
Tecthins. II has no equal earth. No mother
who has ever tried Mrs. Winslow Soothing Syrup
for children will consent to let her child pass
throu gh the distressing and critical period Of teeth
ing without the aid of this invaluable preparation
II life and health can be estimated by dollars and
cents, it is worth its weight in gold.
Millions of bottles Of Mrs. " insiow'- Soothing
Syrup are sold every year in the United States
1t is an old and well tried remedy. Mono gem
uine unless the Fac Smile OF Curtis Perkins is
the outside wrapper.
Price only - cents bottle.
c. @. Peck, Ellsworth, Wholesale Agent; {. F.
Perkins Bangor, do. Sold by ali dealcrsin Med
ccne. ly-Il
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-06-03
Last Calf

A LII those who are indebted to the late
II firm of S. PADELFORD CO., by note or
account, are requested to call and settle immedi-
aseiy as there will be marcy sho,on after the first
day Of Jnae nert. VIZ. u. BLACK.
Ellsworth April 20, 1862. Gw!4
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-06-03

East CosrSfx AcApExr.-We are pleased
70 learn that this excellent academy !: in an
unusually aourishing condition. 1t is but
Justice to say that this is in large degree
owing to the popularity Of the principal,
A. g. Herrick, A. b. The number of schol-
ars at the .pnn term, which closed tho . 4sn
the school was organized. The present prin,,
cipal has held the position three terms, and
the friends Of the academy will be gratifed
70 learn t0.s his engagement is likely to DC
. permanent one. ~
AT the close Of the last term the pupils
took occasion to testify their regard for
their teacher BY presenting him with the
library edition Of the complete works OF the
late lamented historian, Prescott-cost $37-
so. They were presented by Mr.. William
P. Young. in an exceedingly neat and sppro-
pirate address.
The teacher, taken by surprise, expressed
warmest gratitude for 50 valued Il token of
love, esteem and good will. The occasion
was pleas.n. ons to all Concerned. Wing.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-06-03
DOMESTIC PORTS.

WEST BROWNSVILLE, SID Is ,chr President, varnum,
Bangor Napoleon, HAYES, Bangor Art H. liattee Ann.
Wkins, Boston. Sid 30th, Anhrecophora Gott Napc--
on, Ilawes Boston; lIenry Clay Lach, Grand Banks.
BANGOR. Arr ., Schr. Peru, Thomas. n. Y; ryro,
Chase, Boston. Coral Sawyer, Newburypot; 2sth, Brig
Executive, Chasst n. " Schrs Julia Mary, Parker;
Phlanthsopist, Chapman; IN Carroll Chapman; Meford
vezze DR. Kane, kier Y. Harriet, stnson, Norfolk:
North Hall, Dennsi Coral Frsbee, Pourtsmouthi Merom,
Rogers Bath, Dime, White, and John Frederick CottreIl,
Belfast; Il II Colson Coison, Bucksport
Cleared -. Brig Fremont, Philadelphia; schr VIM
McCobb Condor Bucenta r, Delann, and Geo. Washing
ton. Kendall, Boston, Exchange, Kelley Harwichi Ayens
or, Tucker, Salem.
MACHlAs. Arr 20, schr New York Packet, Bancroft,
Y; 81 WIN Pope Rcha rdson. Boston; II Foster, Col
BETH BJston John, Colbeth B,ston Donworh Bradbur
Boston, Mary Pansworth Head Rocklsnd sid % sl'op
Alice Fuller. Calais 9Th scbr Mary Ann Bryant, Y.
MACHtASP0Rf, Sid ~, schrs Laci nda, Cole Boston;
7 Packet Bancroft, do; Jones, Gatcomb, Ports
m,uih; Mountain Eagle Pendleton, ckand. for Calais;
nth Henry Laurens. Johnson Alexander. for Pembroke.
Waiting for wind brigs Camuck (new) johnson, Sarah
Bernice, Clark, for West Indies.
Boston, 80, Arr Barque A Kinsmau, Hale, Matan-
sos; ser Village Queen, Aswkna, Moble Marietta Burr,
nckerson Hyena, Davis, Baltimore; Volunteer Brown,
Philadelphia; Champ on, Carly, Ellen. Cleared 30.h Br
echr Ransom, McKens-, Cornwas Arno Carlisle His
Soro Arr 3ls, Big Kossuth, (of snlivan) strltton,
koundout; Br schr Rose, DeavuS Care Seven Sisters,
Crowley, Jacksons lle xsr, Parsons, Wells
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-06-03
Cr:,,,,o 4 Pain Killer

The wori is astonshcl the wonderful cures perform,
ID by the CrsmP and Pam KHisr prepared b. Gear.
fxxuSs. Its ~uuSi has been known for reme,in
pain in all cases fr tha Of spinai Complaint.
Cranp in the Limbs and Stom .ch Rheumatism in all /,
forms, Bilious Colo. Burns Sore Throat and Gravel Il
decidedly the best retn,dy In the world Esiece tn
most cures ever pcfrmeI by a.y medicine. Is circular
q the haHis Of Agents. SOa
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-06-03
Caut10n:!

All persons he reby notified aud cant Toned not to
purchase negotiate either Of he four following descrb
ed Notes Of hand, wit ell of said notes bearing date
Surry April 10th 1885, he first for 5000 payable in
from date and the other three for $780, each
payable in one two and three years respectively from
date and signed by Henry B. Joy and payable Amos
Arnold order the consideration for viii Oh said
given have wholly and entirely failed and therefore
payment Of the same will be resisted.
HENRY q. JOY.
Ellis worth, May o. 1850 3w IS
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D / ED.

In Brya>vae the .1h, john Was,gn j., son Of Johu
" as, IA Esq a:ed I'd years.
n CentrrSiiIe. :o.h, Andrew son Of Chari.s + and
Ably Piy'i, ed l'o'lths
In Perry, t5'h Mrs y Iucy Mutt, ,e,i - yea..
Ia Prime ton, clu.i o. C,i Marc nth z. 4. Hutch
les native u Maine, agel - yclrs.
In II arlington, I3th. Waiter, sou Of Zcphauah a,id
Cam .r,.i- u. Aliea, .sei l, y.ars.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-06-03
NJ y r RI T.. d

In Pcaob.ctii 81 last, by Rev. N. Dunbar Mr jam
Peters II tIsne 10 Mrs. Lucy Jane EehenaguciA
Of r.
In Wsh, Nay 18Th by John Lane Esq, Mr. ia. Epy.
noiis nj sstrpSort. In Miss R,-iIia Luz ct " tip
Ia KaoN, th- Moth, list Parse age the ll.h by Rey
y Me>rrvey, Mr. fdil Haskell 10 Miss Rachael ]
Ghas.. both u K.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-06-03

tot alt Coughs, Colds. Scr. Throat Hoarssness. an
Diseases Of the Lungs llani,r. Pulm nary Balsau
Always relieves, and seldom fails to cure G q.
Peck, Agent. l,3osn
Nevada national., 1859-02-26
DECI.ARATEON.

KNHW % wen hy thc-c presents, tnHi Sarah
II h. NICHOLS. ui.c .f John -. IS hol-. now af
tire Cruaty o. Nttata. state of talf ru'1 co ucgehy
dc ,ar' srd ruHI-h fay intention l,uIu and after
t.. .a.e ln rl.fl ou hu-lus. Foo iiy own name snt
i,. De-. oHu t-ae. 2. Co. vif That of Farming and
r.ntHIr- Iu .u it, hrau.lt-. the krfI.u- uf
Jairs tt .n- aEd selling 20 cattle and other stoc.
thr can, ou ami conducting the bu,iuc-- 90 q saw
Nili ami shin lc L.arhiuc. including all matters %
b..iHs- that may teli .matti1 nrfrifsin thereto
lind 80 ...'.'r tr. barre that tAc sum invested By
ur in t.t .te i4eile-- dot- aot e,.t,d She sum of
i.tt Thousand D.. liar-.
H.i,,-- uiy L.aH ANA seal tli, 2-d lsy Of lsuufry
o D. 1850 StFdH X NICHOLS
h al..eu-. 20 J Smurt
~fH.r ,' t.t..tt C"Hrty of Nevada.
Before tr uuni W tuarft~ Notary iuhlic
81 aul i.r sii. Cn.u's AMI -tt- thf., ,as IcisOuaiis
cl..e .th K Nietui-. eIIr 10 J.lu a.. Ni.iul-
.uHily huaeu tonne to.hc ,.. person #,lr-t. -i.
Tft.ra BE- lfN,l 20 ilic fei,s..r- .t>'a'iau ' .
8. t..s. ..0l therein. vho ufoI examination ul 40
l.H. ,faIttr .ni .t.-t '.H. auH Ni.leu' % h,.r-
n. uf hrr -tl Au-Hait. 't.A U...uf0ut- si ,'l JIM.
.'taHcrt having beer r u.r cNi '.iurl au5 u. .r
Lu.ua tu lef ac.rll.i 10 Tome tLat -ha c.. cut,I
o." same ile,N aai srinn. tu. t'r .-.- auUg i.
i"-. t..r..u iI..-e'. "ItA,st irtr .4ttH ut lnr
i0treaeD ol ,.ui iai.'.n ulon the IHrt tel boo .I
Ia-i.aI. aua t..t s.e he" uu q. ., O.. ssit..t t.e
s.Hr
h 81. ''sarN vhef,.. iU... ia.a.rt# "a. e-,t ii-~
lf. .u uii., M seal t...~ l iat ,i ....iit. d. D..
ls"J. T.. rnIlEI-
u.t NtiaF, Public tU.... ....s.fs-
Nevada national., 1859-02-26
NEW TO-DAY.
VEGETABLE AND FRUIT RANCH
TO RENT ON SHARES.
Enquire CT o. II. DIBBLE, or
81 q 4. +. DiBBLE.
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

State Of Cal.ior-ia,-County Of Nevada, Township
lHrckH
D., t.rtnr nf ru Execution 20 re delivered issued
frnu fit Court oi g.. E1IIuAs, ESQ. an acting
tH-t.te u. the I.acr fHr Eureka Township, Coun
IS 0t '-tH.1 bearing Iatr February lG. 4 p 1859
90 -1fi-s Judgment rtn.arel hy said Court ON the
1.fh i.Nof February. 4. D.. 1863 20 favor oi BYRD
WiIIS au1 against @. 6 UtN1IE. Tor thc sun Of
Two iiuutrt. aue lWtals s..etfn iular- and Fifty
tru'-. itlt Interest. lal4-r- and Cost. of suit !
l.tr lHitu lu E,reIiou auI wiz sell to tle highest
t'lt.t ioi CASH the flii'uiug described property,
90 nit i GO .taiu H1r.a Is lat. situated ou Aurrr
, lft opposite j ..ie, l4sey stable. also oLc Cock
iue STOKE anal Hstares sem tlaif~ one Bed-tcad and
]. 'a.Hr ,.e Wt-lsflt1. tao Tables one Ward
1u'e also Carpet. ,n iHc fsor az -ad house. which
s.H Iat H.o.-s fi.t. tu fle o.. .iissy o.. March
%. -. it.H us..e. u ihe luur- ,i iu 81. 81. and
3 ~. .t ...i irt I.aru a- flr property 81 4. X.
i.a.... 600 satisfy the above oeiauds .nd accrains
costs. JOHN 30 CIiI Constable
Moore. fl.t. rtt. ~. Ie-I ai.gt
Nevada national., 1859-02-26
OhIOINHL

JoNAH, the sagaeious correspondent Of tlN
Sacramento Union thus discourseth on the
necessity Of selling the Mineral lands. Here
him
think it not unreasonable 10 assume that
If the present system of mining titles be
maintain,.d there will be little change for
the bette in the yrgrancy Of the miners
and the inequality Of the sexes during the
next ten years ; and ! do not hesitate TO say
ID at. rather than the present state Of affairs
sh ould continue. the State Government
should take effective means to put a sudden
eud TO all gold mining in the state, 10y de
claring 1t felony and making 1t punish
able by severe penalties.
Jonah. that lets you ont" of common
sense ifyou ever bad any. Go swallow a
whale, and get we'll.
Nevada national., 1859-02-26
THE VERY BEST JOKE OF THE SEA.
SON-FOOTEC CAUGHT.

The following on Gov Foote. is too good
to he lost and. as we are assured by a
party present. that it is literally true. we
lay It before our readers. In fact. the per
son who gave Us the information is a gen.
tleman Of integrity and honor. in whom we
have implicit confidence. Here it is. from
The Nickshurg tNiss) sun.
4 few days ago company Of gentlemen
we're travelling on che Mississippi river. be-
tween Nick-burg and Memphis. on the sica.
mer Antelope. IN the crowd was a polti
chm Of great notorio;y particularly in the
State Of Mississippi who was eloquent and
incessaut ia hisalvocacy Of Judge Douglas
fr the Presidency Every position OF
Douglas was Democratic. every Pulsation Of
bis heart Southern. every element o. his ua-
ture Constitutional and conservative, all The
leading statesmen and politicians Of the
South aud West bis ardent admirers. etc.etc'
Dgrine an animated pauegyric upon the
peri"ctiou- Of the Litlc Giant an the
nfs Of ihr cabin had c1ugrerated around
the iut rminahle talkor' some asking one
question and some another. all OF which was
answered 10y the statement Of facts all GER
tain personal kHo1ri,dgc' orthc speaker.
when one gent asked How is KentucE
upou the nouglas question 2 Tho speaker
turned TO him with an air OF great dignity
and a peculiar expression OF couutenunce
as much as 10 say. shore am a. home
replied Kentucky. Sir, j. 'elt, and TO my
ec,iaH hHoir'edge every prominent polite
ian in ;hc State isi in @,or Of Douglas. |
have very lately been in Kentucky and con
versod with every member Of Congress. and
every one and particularly Dr.. r,yton, the
most prominent of them ALL , sin favor OF
Douglas
\ very fine looking ql'ai stranger who
has been listening with uot -ayiug anything
appeared struck with the last remark
and asked tie speaker IL be understood him
TO say that DR.. P,yton wasa Douglas man
ga yes. De replied. | know him intimately
and wilh'u the last four weeks be has q surcd
ne %, TIE fact the stranger rose up aud
spoke follows: '5.r. I am De. prytou. the
IA, mbcr Of Congress referred to. aad though
have heard much Of yoa. Ihavc never had
he homer OF your acquaintance or Of
.palh.a. % you uul.laov. and SO f,r from
Icing o Dpr1hs man. Sir an against lin
lU the way from h-u 90 Nlllfly. Nor is
here prominent man iu Kentucky for
him except Mr. N'z1n vho is IN favor Of
new party The cr,c' Of this reply can he
better imagined Than l,sey.bel. The shout
thatveaiup from ,hatcroad made ihe Ante
lo2e tremhir. The Douglas orator instead OF
%, l'ing doAu iu;o Dis boots turned towards
Dr. reylaa. and remarked Arc sou Or.
T,ytea sir. most happy to see you sir
q dii4Ai,l 10 make yoar acquaintance. sir:
tl.nk one. lv. you. sir, when vas ia The
senate ah,m = F.colcl an hand, 20 take
drink ard amidst the most terrible OUTLAWS
tiay all drank. health to Dr. Ptytou. and
confusion to Douglas a.d bis schemes for the
Presidency
THE OLD CS.
Nevada national., 1859-02-26
The sz.r Esgbecrv.

Phl'p Nichols. e..i last hlr.r .' Forest
ti-y going lom san I..n ,o i.g..i t.if.
with raCklr,iu. l4.b F.h.. crgu- lf H
10 coia--lw .'..veor m-l '...l ir,.-kacw
.... 1arr- turned u.a.y hnre uH.r
.l.ai-m.l h.''al .'e t.r topped aH. a,i
-N.,ha' al .aa'r lt, I'd tHi.-h
pistol roa}.r.t. t.i.-'va l." ~
.sl- cane ont .,.. 'l.I Ni.ho' g. s...a
Nichols ou t.c. tn-..a ..rHa njaaa
-clas, spe..e ~a.. y l17.. amm }
n.l.. mule iuto e4u J.an. Bic train o0G-
ard Campbell, homes, m'aerI w,re caught
s,Ilegs. and rid 20 icaazauita lush. Rob
t..- 200 aaay.
f..u Trouil.f.' Victor Bolsy aul JAMES
a chic are enppo-edio ne tbs person, who at'
..pied Co get Ni,'.is eo.d Hv'.ywa- ar
-,ad 80 Hunts ILL., ia i-a back room Of
e 'eer's billiard saI3aa on "Wednesday NOR
sia. ias' by Deputy ShugBurra'l. a-si,,ed
~ H. q. Thompson. Boley 'sie.tum i-hei
/. wounded by iour lalis supposed 20 have
itru fred from Nichols pistol.
lc Nevada Journal tys llr. h. 81. lirnt
pr lip wounds. h.t could rot tal the
ul. The Joarlll G,scr.h, Join Brol.l-
ieftn thus:-
Houfll,ttr i- OF French extraction. email
.a sir. lul 0rmIy majs. dark CoDl'., ,1.
..ce piucd hy small lov black. Cnriy Iu vs.
.air. and talks French Srla'H so. l.-.i-I
with equal facility. Archie lea u-w i0m
ta Mis- place and uoi .p WeN k.orn.
Hrout,,o'te is O. maa of good alir,.--- ras-
-.ng he suIritsf "a aoio Do r,laiaa
H. degree.
Nevada national., 1859-02-26

and he won't stand 70 any longer, unless De
gets au Office.
We do hopc our delegates viii 20 60 TIE
lext county convention pledged 10 support
D. Hon Mr. Mugcins and Thoms- llie 81.
10 tLe.I hauds The country is safe.
Nevada national., 1859-02-26
AvDIToR,a sTLTEmENT.

Whole amount OF moneys and revenue &C
cruin- to Tire County or Nevada from the
ao,h day Of September, \. y. ISIS. the
date Of last report, az TO February 18th.
\. y. 1859 from all aud every source, as
folioys 20 Wits
Nevada national., 1859-02-26

IuE -2Np oF FaEsrAar passed olr as auy
Other day in Grass valley. We ere glad 90
say no one got drunk in the whole town
The ire boys .payed thr stars aud stripes
from their house as l'l Ilnmllton nom
theatre. We trust and believe that el-a
good citizen. IN his tcart. entertained p,tr..
otlc thoughts and % -sed tle anniversary Of
she birth Of the Father of bis Country.
Too Nonrsr- QGr friend Shoemaker 1n.
uouuce, fhui all tbe ba-i vri.ri- @. tie 4; af.
viz III. Wing Oliver. G.. L. Mcdonald and
a. Delauo have been Engaged for certain
publication. This il too nulc-. comag
from a writer, who. IN the language of ia.
voIite game. once ou time was wont Co.
"rai.e the highest he,lei ID This scyihlliug
trinity, "som- thirty beans [Nevada jour
ra..
Game aud raise" and "beans 20
mean, altogether. " Bean Poker 0lcourse
Waite dou't mean that we ever played Been
Poker" but only that we have good head
foritif we turn ogr attention that way.
GrEAr BanxlNG.-Jam,s Cl.. holm ia pre-.
pairing plank for falls houom OF d iuicc.
yesterday bored what would be equal to an
anger hole one hu"orei yafas loag. in solid
timber. Il was done w'th patent SASH
working auger.
What would old Meuuselah sai1 10 sue
tale as this. even in his nine hundreth wear .
TIE fact of tits, Methuse "a was no where.
with all OF the venerabiity of age.
BY the County Auditor rero-'. published
ia our columns day. it ..il be seen that
the total Indebtedness Of Nevada County is
Sl5Q77q 70
Nevada national., 1859-02-26

AccipENr.-I nry Davis had lcs broken
just above the ankle, a few days since at lha
French Lead, while BE- was engaged as one
Of q party in conducting heavy stick Of
timAer 20 It's resting place
The i.mtcr was on rollers from which Il
slipped. in consequence Of The snow, catching
hi- lee ,s Il f,N.
Dr. Cleveland was called upon. the bones
adjusted, AMI be is now comfortable and fast
recovering.
Nevada national., 1859-02-26

CERTAINTY. CERTiNII A young friend
oi ours % Sacramento. whom we have often
advised 20 go marry" writes Us that he
hae been marlied about week. and be says:
b. tfcos-.c I've thr les, wife ia the world !;
uud. assure you, think a great institu.
'ioa.'
Certainly. certainly Sierra Citizen.
A young friend Of ours went to Sacra-
mento. about week ago to get married
but didn't OF course he is dorm or the
institution.
Certainly, certainly
Nevada national., 1859-02-26
I. Q s II.

OST NislaiA. or Stolen. promisorl Note dated
l. nec g. l35s-Note, for s-25. made p, Ho-
falling. payable 90 g. VIM Bennett and payable on
the ut of Apr.l ls59 tn persons are hereby Tor
bidaen 20 negotiate said note a. payment thereon
has been stopped. NM. BENNETE
Grass Valley Feb. &C. 1855.
Nevada national., 1859-02-26
Esirii.

q .iliison Ranch Grass valley Feb ~, the wife
y iclael Colbert ora-ln
Nevada national., 1859-02-26

We notice hy some posters spread around
that Garrison 4 Co will start an opposition
line Of Steamships ria Panama On the 9th
% March. Wonder il It il not all for flyer
90 get people to 90 down, eXpec.inga cheap
passage home and then ,ell ont Don't be-
lieye in opposition Steamers until you get
safely on to,h,r side on one Of them.
Nevada national., 1859-02-26
roo, rcnr nrns ssc.r.

Sound aloud yo.r praises. tell ,he ualt-
hlde what you are vorih-prac,sim your
alcat--d.-piay YOUR knosle1ee ir yol
would rise. DOM .aud with your hsuIs
% your pocket ard ratt for some one 10
sant you They v'a',uall unless you con.
vince them tlat yoa are worth wanting. Tell
.hc people that you are worthy Of all honor
and cmolumeui and half Tie world s. go .ay
Won are the only one 80 worthy. Humbug
everywhere aul ca all occasions. to the sal
De- extent. Don't taEc thc cos ard notion
that the world viii Cad oat you are q hum-
bug. The world Is aelt busy hiding its own
weakness, and will not Try to discover YOURS
Fire away at the hrihe-' star. start for the
Top round Of the laIdcg-sNtar you have hit
30 or attained il. aud you will De appla del.
Hang not your head. but look as 60 you we're
superior 10 an men and an things. arl IS if
You were not TO De cowed by circumstances.
lf you do SO with light good brazsn front
sou must an and win succeed.
Take upon yourself leadership ct the
newspaper, to praise you or curse you. keep
your name and deeds before the people. and.
in short advertise yourscfto all mankind
as the greatest, the Wisesi, and best mar in
existence and succe-. viii follow.
Candidates for the L S Senate are charged
nothing for the above hint
Nevada national., 1859-02-26
s5IS59OI

Court House and Jail. Furniture
Books. &c, &c, Cost 35.500 o.
Total Assetis S5l.S59 0l
Nevada national., 1859-02-26

--,- Alex. Griffin was captured in Yolo
county. by constable Cox. He was placed
in the Sacrtmcn,o Station House Griffin
made an effort to commit suicide by opening
q vein in his arm. lie vas prevented by an
officer Bauce Van U,qan took Alex. down
TO the State Establishment in Marin county