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Nevada national., 1859-12-17
SUMMONS.

Mcconnell q Niles, Any lof Fiilis. ia.
Nevada national., 1859-12-17

Is norless than what its name implies each
dose Of one table spoonful contain Eve grains Of
lodide ofPotass. We defy competition in tLsArticle
arrangements are such that we get our SArsa-
parlla Root direct from Honduras and our odide Of
Paiass direct from England in large quantities con
sequently We believe We are the only firm who
furnish the same article at 81 per bottle. II bo
sold by all respects bic druggists at the above price
Be careful and get the genuine article-use none
other, and from past experience are well assured
that will give perfect satisfaction TO every person
who may use it-pack ed in one and two dozen cases
ready To ship to any part OF the country. Druggists
will find IL to their advantage n this Sarsaparl
10 in preference TO ali others.
r. HALL. X co. Proprietors,
li3 and las Clay Street, below Montgomery
ally San Francisco.
VIZ L0UTZENHEfsER. Agent, Grass Valley
Nevada national., 1859-12-17
nECLARATION.

KNOw ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS th a I
IN SARAH CRANE, wife Of Thomas P. Crane, now
Of the Township OF Grass Valley. County OF Nevada
and State of California. DO hereby declare and pub
lish NY intention from and after this date, TO carry
on business in my own name and for niT own benefit
TO wit That Of keeping q Day and Boarding
sehool Farming and Ranching. in all It's branches,
keeping dairy buying and selling Of Cattle and 9th
or stsek buying and selling Real Estate, Leasing and
Renting the same including all matters Of Business,
that may lcgtimstely sppertain thereto
And do further declare that the sum invested BY
me in the above business does not exceed the sum OF
Five Thousand Dollars.
Witness my hand, the 10Th day Of October A. D.
ASA SARAH CRANK
Gznsi In the presence Of s. c. RicHASzsx.
Nevada national., 1859-12-17

~ A short tme ago western paper
psblisbed poem commanding:
Dearest, come kisS nv lips are yet warm,
And my bssom sill pants from the clasp Of thine
arm;
The blood dances Wildly through zach throbsing
vein;
Bat ! sresp, oh drocP FOR thy Kisses again
To which very "fresb" young gentleman
promptly replied.
'Jee-rOo-sa-lern dearest, dart like q fish;
Ny lips shall with kisses respond to ~ wish;
III cheek not the blood thrilling wild in each
vein
BurI'ii stop thee nom drooping with ki'sss
again.
Then turn up Thy bill, love, IN pOunss Inca
bird.
ksd thro' vale and thrc' ssrss, the smAsk shall
be heard.
Hyou sx Ger for kIssss, I'm thar, 'yOn may
bet;
And IN his. thee from morning til the sun
shall be set.
tsMe hArt hAtt Nuy hlNnueIs lh4 Suc VI ahat
Kind;
I'm the chap e all others you're trying to
hnd;
So you needn't look farthsr--I'm in for ths
chance,
Tho the blood should 'esrort' and yoar pulse
il may dAneei
~ bring the fruits, lsvs-your kisses, /
mean
For dream, nov, Of nothing bat. peaches aud
cream,
I'm waiting, and painting. and praying tin
then:
80 come along, dearest, as quick as yon esn.''
An ancient, impsriirtnt fellow divides female
ssaaty into four orders as f1llovs:
Long and lazy, little and .oud
Pair and foolish, dark and proud.
Arrant rascal the following IL the true
rssding
Tall and splendid, llttls and neat,
Fair and pleasant, dark and sweet.
Or the exact translation should be
High and beautsous, little and witty,
Fair and lovely, dark and pretty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-24
Affairs In Mexico.

INTELLIGENCE FROM THE NORTHERN DEPARTMENTS.
From the New Orleans Picayune, Feb. 10
The mai steamship Arizona, Capt Robert n. Smith
commanding, from Bra2os Santiago the 10th inst via
indanoo the llth, reached her wharf at early hour
yesterday afternoon. The Arizona brngs something
half million OF collars IN specie on freight.
The A. Lett no vessels IN the port Of Brazos. The
schooner J. ; Johnson Capt. Russell sailed for New Dr.
leans the 10th.
BY this arrival we have Pho Grande papers as late as
due The Hon. Andres Trevno eft Aatamoras the 9th
TO the chair OF State at TanpCo during the alb
sence Of GOV. Cara, who commands the Tamaulpas
troops in person the san Luis campaign. OF the cap
ture OF this latter city they had no news on the RIO
Grande, though the reverse OF joaquin Mramou HlCa
teoas, as reported via Vera Cruz was well known.
AS 10 the political feeling Of the northern states Of the
republic, 90 not notice change, except that OF 1e
gree, toce the recent overturn at the capital f the
reaction, with sacreeous cry, proiane the watchTord,
6od ana the law, says V1aurT IN recent prO5lana
ton, we will rase still higher that Of God and Liberty.
True is the people bave suffered much from this party
but be not dEmayet; trmy snd heroicaly on IN the
work Of progress" II does not appear however, that
the Governor following up his brave words with
responding deeds unless IL be true, stated Vera Cruz
that be was with Cara before san Luis.
LATER FROM YUCATAN.
BY the steamship Mexico, at Havana from Sisa via
Vera Cruz have several days advices from Yuc
tan than those brought by the TeDnesseeo the s.h nit
from Merida, the capital 1he refusal of the Indians
nsureoton 10 accept the proheref amnesty confirmed
The whole of the department Of 1zmn mad been invaded
by them anew and the white race threatened turn With
determination
The government has, therefore, resolved prosecute
the war to the end proclamation has been issued %
that effect The people have been called TO where
organizations exist; aud elsewhere, the frontiers
liable to be overrun, have been distributed 70
the inhabitants. The war Is threatened 10 be one OF
extermnaton OF the whole Indan race.
This strange and nhuman war will, OF course, as the
fret result put end agricultural pursuits through
out this unhappy peninsula; aud Is probable that IL
because he this as much as from the present
scarcity the Governor haa, by special decree, da'ec
January 2l abolished can duties whatever municipal ls
well as NATIONAL foreign imported into the state
by the port sss the space Of four months counting
from the date q the decree"
Also "au vessels national as well "a foreign, bringing
into the state, shall be free OF tonnage dues or he
time secGca) provided they have the least $50
Of corr Of " qamals each Il 200 pounds), board"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-24
williamsburg CITY News.

THE PECK SLIP FERRIEs-NEw ARRANGEMENTS.
Yesterday the present OF Peck slip announced
their determination in the matter Of the application Of
Messeroe Co., the lessees OF the Peck slip ferry
for the boats and property be taken favorable
by arbitration. They stated that they had sold their
property 10 George Law and in Connection with him,
should continue 70 their ferry from South Seventh
street TO Peck slip until the first of May, when
their intention to their boats to James slip N Law
will running the South Tenth ferry Wed
needay next and the slips he has purchased at the foot
Of South Seventh street for his boats until the first of
Nay. This combination will give dve boats nom South
seventh street TO James Slip instead OF three from South
Seventh street and two from South Tenth street
is understood that he has also secured the slip foot of
Roosevelt street, owned by the Union Ferry Com
lany, into which 10 boats should require
Iaytn Co. intend to continue to the Division
ferry, they slip each side OF the river
They have already agreed 10 sell their Grand ferry
property TO Messeroe Co.. the price 20 be paid therefor
10 be left " arbrators Messeroc Co. will pro
cc,d to build slips at the foot Of South Sixth street, aad
build or hire boats a. 10 10 Peck slip by the
first Of May short time previous 10 the OF the
ferry leases Iaytin Co. gave Mr. Law the refusal OF
their property al certain price, which be accepted
in case they could get more for IT, The new company
underbding him. he has taken at the he offered
and has entered upon the possession Of the property
lot known whether not the fare will BE- raised from
the first OF May the present ferry but tic pro
babity is that IL will.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-24
NnYnlInfellIrcnc..

The steamer M,taoomet, Of The Paraguay expedition
sailed from BaT badocs Jan l6, for PernamOuco.
The United states steamer Dispatch vas taken out Of ihe
dry dock az the navy yard at Gosport on Wednesday
pFepafA0Fy the eloop Of war Plymouth g0as Ia for ro
ra1s The latter, II is reported, 10 be converted into
choo ship.
The United States frgate Macedouis Capt Levy was al
AexRndTia Egypt January ~ Officers and al well
The United States sloop ofwar Dale sailed from oaudo
on the 26ih Of November, to cruise of he coast
CAPT. LEVY AND TIE BARK ouANrIcLEER
LONDON, Sept. 20, 1858.
To CArT. u. ?. LEvY IT, s. frgatc Macedonian:
SRI now avail myself Of the earliest opportunity after
my arrival England to acknow wledge very sincerely,
behalf ol myself and passengers the assistance you and
he Wardroom officers OF your ship grauiiousy Afforded
us on the lth OF last month, in lat SO north and Ion
40 west, by furnishing many neceesares and com
orts IN provisions without which should have been
most painfully situated owing the loss Of our sea stock
by thieves al the time Of departure from Jamaica,
ana which losses had not discovered until after we had
got out 10 sea too far TO return have felt my duty 10
report your Kindness and generous sympathy 10 our
Board oi Admiralty and having no manner OF conveying
TINS letter TO you but through the condescension OF his
lScelency the United States ambassador or Dalas) al
the British Court respectfully take the liberty OF
treating that gentleman allow my letter 10 reach you In
such manner may be least inconvenient to him. and
most certain in Rs delivery wherever you may be sta.
toned Repeating our thanks for your goodness, and
hoping that your bright example may be hereafter fol-
owed by the officers Of our own navy, remaiu air your
grateful and humble servant. wM. LUNDSrR0N
Maetcr Of the bark Cantceer, trading between Lopdon
and Jamaica.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-24

could command TO hs point OF national defence when
they first ssced Major Barnard superintsndence and
afterwsS0s Ajor Beauregard, who is still rem aiming
Doubess the system originated and perfected by
talented officers s excellent the monster 0b
stscs nature threw In the way Of defending New Orleans
would admit but yet General Scott clearly perceves the
present deftncelessness, almost, Of our city
Although he has been in city since the 5th Of Jauu
arv with the exception OF week sojourn st Mary's
parish at the plantation Of his nephew Dr. Scott Gene
raj Scott has not yet personally inspected foraca
tons. His knee still very painful from the eec Of The
late M he had West Point and present he is
confined to the residence Of his host Cornelius Feo
ESQ., prominent merchant OF this city and, entire mus,
lead spirit Of the sterious Vigilance Committee,
tour to the various forts amid bay0us and swamps would
be iagung " much younger and more active nan thal
the old hero of Lundy, while the detailed maps OF Mlo
Beauregard, with his descriptive accounts, bring almost
clear picture TO the Generals mind as he were " vsi
each locality. These two officers, hfs together sinc
the triumphant march from Vera Cruz " Mexico are fre
quenty coseted in the Generals study at Mr. Feowe'
house, and when Scott makes his report upon the se
deences OF the Southern ports hls remarks upon
those OF New Orleans will be Of more than ordinary i'm
p0rtance.
The operations all Of the works have spoken OF
at stand, from want Of funds Estimates OF the APP
popriaops necessary To complete them made annu
ally, hut not acted upon by Congress- We're not my
muncat0p already too EXTENDED, would show why III
eepces Of kew Orleans ought especially to be completed
and dia,ely but this will leave 70 the natural de-
auctions OF each readers mind as is clear TO that OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-24
Political IGleIilgence.

TWENTY NINTH SENATORIAL DIsrRlcr.-We learn from
Albany tina, Governor Morgan has issued proclamation
ordering special election the Twenty ninth Senatorial
district Of this State, to al the vacancy caused by the
death Of Hon. Horatio ]. Stow. The election take
place the 10Th OF March IL 70 be quite
sary put the counties Of Niagara Orleans and Geuese,
10 the expense of holding special election for the purpose
Of sending TO the state Senate FOR term which
barely reach twenty five days At the earliest Nc sows
could not take his before ST. Patrcks Day.
and that will probably be holiday with the members
of the Legislature, he would not be in until the
18th and the hundred days Of the session will close the
10th OF April. Mr. Stow mas from the Senate
during the whole Of the session thus far and cannot
see that the interest of the Twenty ninth district would
suffer material damage by being for the
remainder of the session. Next fall ene Senate
s to be elected In ths connection the Albany Journal
Says
The Governor not only has power to order special
election, but s required to do The law makes tue
duty Of the Governor TO order elections h various
vacancies occurring in the Legislature before the lst Of
March, giving not less than twenty nor more than forty
days notice. In cases like this, the shortest time is oh
viously proper
TENNEssEE.-rhomas A. Nelson has been nominated as
the opposition candidate for Congress in the First district
of Tennessee Hon. Albert G. Watkins democrat, the
present representative. Hon Horace Maynard, X. NJ,
has himself candidate for election the
Second district.
txrRA SEss1oN CoNGRxss-Should extra session Of
Congress take place, it will be called for June and special
elections would have to be held in all the Southern States
but thoee which have already held eectonsForida Ar
kansas Missouri and South Carolina, and Virginia. which
elects in May The Presidents message would have to go
Oregon By the 5h of March, that State would be
represented.
REGISTRY LAw.-xhe Albany Satesman declares that it
is not the intention Of the republicans IN the Legislature of
this State to enact Registry Law.
DECLINES RE IEcrTos.-.Hon. Warner L. Underwood,
Know Nothing who hGs represented the Fourth Congress
sopal drsrot OF Kentucky for the past four years, de-
cnes denomination.
ONO STATE CoSvEynoSs.-The Ohio Republican State
Central Committee have fixed the sth Of June the
time for holding the State convention The democratic
convention is held twelve days earerto wit, the 10Th of
May.
TRuNBUII PRElDEHT-The Chicago Democrat says
there eleven papers Illinois ready and willing
support Senator Lyman rrumbu of that State, tho
black republican candidate for President in 1860.
WBIG RyyIvAIs-rhe wings OF North Carolina
couaged by the acton of their friends Virginia, pro-
pose a ticket at the next election.
CuBA PKNysyLvANA-The de nocracy OF Bedford
county assembled in meeting the 18th inst Reso
utons adopted endorsing the national adnnistra
ton opposed the creation pubic debt in favor
modification OF the tariff, and in favor Of the acquisition
nf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-24
Police Intell,gencs.

Yesterday was duh day in the police courts but few
cases Of interest having been brought before the
uaics Henry Curtis and Philip Lynch were arrested on
charge Of eloui0usy assaulting James Partridge re-
sident Of Newark NJ J. with club, and were committed
10 the Tombs for trial. couple OF dashng looking Eng
fh women named Catnarine Burke and Elizabeth smith
charged with picking ldy's pocket during The pro
gress Of the procession Tuesday but tho eyilencs
agsiust hCm beng very SLIM they were released from
custody Alice Sheehan, resident Of the Fourth ward
arr ested for assauling policeman Roie with kni
cutting hs hand Justice Connolly committed the accrsei
tor utaL Two men, giving their names as Gso Blcller
and ChaS Johnson were yesterday brought before Jase
Welsh, on charge OF having lfted gold watch valued
at $50 from The store Of Fellows Co. III Maiden lam,
Ihoy we're committed 10 the Tombs TO answer The OK
animation IN the American Union Coal case was resumed
yesterday afternoon before Justice Welsh hut no ne ~
facts were elected. The examination was finally al.
lOufued 20 next week.
The Of Hafbor Police boat No arrested ves,er.
day morning Junk dealer named Franklin Ash well
known to the police, together with two sailors beouripg
TO the brig semanha Hopkins, ia the act of stealing two
boxes o. sugar. the properly of Messrs Sturpes & Co.
South street They were taken before Justice Welsh and
committed Ihe same boats captured boat yostcr
day morning, about one O'Clock with cask OF sugar Tho
moves hau heu Inc property taken 70 thc Hafbor
police statpn. for identification.
ARREST 'or JoE ooBuRN AaAv.-Yes,orday afternoon
doiecye Houston arrested Joe Coburu the notorious pu
gs', charged with having entered tho Broadway House
ON ruesday afternoon, and demanding tho lean OF s.,
which beng refused him by Mr. Stewart he commenced
out several panes OF glass o taken before
Justice Welsh, who bound him over TO keep peice,
and warned Inn that he brought before hm agan
he would send him on tho island
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-24

orENNe or PKE's OrERA HOUSE,, CscSSAn.-we have n
despatch from Cincinnati I'D at ten O'Clock p NJ, which
gvesa glowing account of the nauguratve festivities at
Pisos Opera House. Tho lower tier Of boxes, paqueto
and atage we're noorcd over and made vast sale de
daEse The stage was enclosed u drapery pavilion,
with real fountains, Statues and flowers The band in.
cudod seventy Instruments. The costumes of the ladies'
were more cosy and brilliant than anything of the kind
ever before seen in the West The neghborns states and
Philadelphia, So Louis and New York. wore represented
on the floor. There two thousand persons prent
at ten O'Clock, and Mile Pecolsnpi who had arrived in
town, was momcnariIy expected at tho ball.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-24

INCREASE OF WAGEs.-The factory operatives in
Fall River, Macs, have been not that their wages will
be advanced ON the first day Of next moosn.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-30
TOWARD ASSUClATlON,

A Rr~.vs -snt I.sfifstio~ essaIiisAs " seeets,0
dosme.s. Jo- LAe r ~ o. ne sek ssS
Dsssrssssd s0sicss, sci'h Vvslsas
sd AHSdssaic Dsesss.
eIVHu HOW Ard "A OF srlOn. In vssv - ~
/ avfui deat ,ct q hu0as h 70 - ~ sea-
4. ~ tuna,e csms u Uce 1see-se, b. e. - ~
raj ear aso dis~c'~t u. constitute ssseso~ - .
charitable G. ~ vthy Of ctr naOs s.sros -
peuss sov the t,~s m-st Of shi css. . q 'ersss
TO 81, no apply ly let ~, sith &C u tor ~ ikee
condiii-n, log occrpst, hshi'' ~ ~ - .
N cas-. of.st,eme VERY TO + n ne we 3 -
oo~ms, do the hisl est N icai sAn o'ih-s - as
win ,uru,sh IN most .Vp. OVID asodesst .siDvns
1h- Directors Of the ia on 10 q y annss -.
IN bHhe ran-fact,o" vi he spa 80 vssA A-e
attend tn. Lam o. Ii l. -tSc' nns N ~ eur~ o.
.p-rm sstorIf 0s.s NINA v~akness =. q, etsS
syphilis the vice mani N " see ssaee dsrse -
Of the Aidn " sr blsHrsT T.. end ~ ~ CALI.
| uarce sue ssme Plan or the en.uns sssv
u Directors. IN rsvts. n ths q =, 80 1920
that 4 '.boss in thi- phere 81 h.n ,Cls - %
n.,s ~ q :: nsss :" u - :
| selves, rsneuedS o. to tis vesy impDnss. -
| mach d, ed csns~. eos Elsa
AnA. al, report On spermats NJ o. o. ssna-
nal ~.skn.ss he vice ~ Onsnism, mssssr sss~s -
| R-,bu.s and other dis ases OF the ssx-as 90 ~
| ~ TIRE &C suit ~ su,be n Silitesn - - e. .
sesled nve pe) fire Of rhares. on recssrs u evo
nsture an, Il, asmens Of SERIAL dbeaSs. dsss. Ae
are constantly being published fov .'uess fssri-
bu'inp, md viii b. sent TO the an ct So eof ~
ns remedies snd N thrHs Of tsess rsns N eserse
Addssss sos k.povt or tee mr. I. n }. sksL-
LIN HOrGUW.N, Aetins earron. ,. vsrd :. -
citation N. south Ninth Stsess. rsalsS.apAs.
Psunsylvapia
IzRA o eRARTwslL rssiAraG
6vO. pAtsCHlLD. SAswee"vv. Js9e Nv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-30
H- H Is Uncovered !! -R1
Suffer No longer; 1t Is Z relief.
BY TEE APPLICATION o.
E10Qg's Good Samaritan .
lMMEDsATE RELIEF.

You cen be cur,d Of NJ following complaints: such
Tooth Ache. one minute, 20 the painful A.
tscks Of Rteumati-m, nine caes out OF ten, In less
ma, Msn, one no Cn, .m eo,s sn ~. Aohe
'ral Gections, Pain In the Ba.k or Side At fin
In tn joints, Collie and Or mp Psin,. Erysip ss, N
famed Eyes, sore Shroat, Cuts, BUSES, Bu,Bs,
biains.
1t, not N. intention of,he understand to arse,
for this medicine th .t II will do mpoe sole things
med cine hat is good for ev :, n ing Is sood fo
noting" tits true We only Claim IN cnre
line OF disea,es and for the shove named complaint
this med.ci Is without an tqua,.
TIE beat proof ycu have OF TIE merits 81 &C AZ
tile. In to zee shat IL will do. Ny Operators OIL
Pain, are decidedly the met ehectusl, by tn appi
cation VI TIN. wond' rf medicine o. any now IN tn
country THIS Is I'd n,iited ~ oil Who have .pied II
] wOuld have the pubic unIe4StaDt nat ] W
no humous article 20 dispose VI, LoT would hs IN to
hu- iness the same wa. n0s trGly ana purely Les e.
mate ny neiic,n 10 held, IN all sc.s wle'e u h.a
used ia the HI hest e. teen, ana " " nJ Who'll
airl 20 make II 70 snotg all. The binding OUT,
which 70 forever and e.ernaiy rxed Oh tornkiid !.
~ 70, ward the g.n raj int r~rts .. the human fsmi
". re sfi,c ed have bern deceived ~ pcs ing "
cir eu,srs with ntious testimonials on them, and
have DO duo, d 10 buy th00t seek ng the TOOf.
have Thousands q testimonials, which have beg
sent TO m, r. N difereut parts o. the Union; but
prefer showing the vAlur Of ny medicine, by crr.ns
ee " Cha Re, a those complaints, whenever there
IL N npporin IT. 70 DO 10.
~ Eberat disoUs.nt nude 10 Dvxggists and
Wholesale Leakeys.
OA FLA00 Proprietor
n BARNES 90. Genera Asents, Daveaport.
Iowa. TIaeelI. AZ ~ nj. !. y
WHY, retail dealer, west Scond street, Daven-
port, and ke.. co ,stsnty on and bv tie followb
agents-T.ylor b ba.lord, Davenport; Wehs /,
De Wit; A Fellows, Asquosets; " 4 s'ld' n, NJ
qu ke,a VIM hurison, B.ckho, u; Zyok ! &C,
Fremont; Jas \ Rylsnd, Monmouth; = Gre W.,
on.ing; s N Bronson, Wyoming; 8 Spear 4 Co, -
bei netcaf, Cisham q 60, Ansmoss, Siu' n
strauss, PsiTvi -, John p Ho6ma n, springv III. ;
xmmet I Brnbsk~r. Cedar RsDids RistiIs 4 Co.
Cedar kspids echL ash y. YER on; Ann
vile; r O AeCielland / c., hschsnicsville; g. o
ssglry. rpton; 7 o Cater, Ansmosa.
"A
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-30

tsbliahea TWENTY YRA1S-hsve savse eneeecnsS
srom the sr .ve.nd their woYR u mercy T. - ~
completed. Try them Thy ar sars.nssa.
PYoctsosl Oh OstAy Alnnn9s -.
eo,d A vhoiessIe sna retail By I'll USuGgisas -
Osyenport, end b. Dealers s.e.y~Mre
RY 4 Z. q. pAl0on, 31aVall0no Aos0
aueQ7 AsvAspage1YT