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l One fine Gold Magic Cased, 4
plate, English Lever Watch,
Chronomster Balance, full jewel
ed, large size, NJ. j. Tobias & Co.
No. S,S66, $3.50
2 One plain cased Gold hunting,
English lever Watch, Simons,
maker, No. 4,1SS, $50
3 One Gold hunting anchor lever
Watch, L. F. Cooper, No. 1920, 80
One large size Cal. made Cane,
head richly chased and mounted
with Quartz setting. ITO
Elegant sett of Jewelry, consist
ing of Broach and Ear Rings,
Tuscan style, IS
6 Sett of Jewelry-Broach and
Ear Rings, Cal. make, Lava" 80
7 Sett, Broach and Ear Rings,
Mosaic, fine gold setting, 40
S Sett, Broach and Ear Rings.
Cameo, elegantly. mounted and
in gold setting, 40
Sctt of painted and enameled
Jewelry, broach and ear rings,
fine gold setting, As
10 Sett, Breach and Ear Rings,
carbuncles, set in fine gold, 35
IL Sctt, Broach and Ear Rings,
garnets and opals, gold setting, Sc
II Fine Gold Vest Chain, As
13 One Gold Vest Chain, 2S
ii One Gold Vest Chain. 20
- One Gold Fob Chain, 20
16 One gold Chatalaine, enameled, 3S
II Large size fine Gold Lockct, 20
IS do do do lG
10 One English Gold Locket, 16
20 One Gold Locket, S
21 One fine Gold Pen and Pencil
case, Cornelian head, 16
% Fine quartz, watch and seal key 16
% Sett of Quartz Sleeve Buttons, Is
"a do do do do IS
25 One sett of Quartz Studs, u
26. l sett Quartz Ear Rings, enam'd, 20
27. 1 gold Engl ish Locket, 'oblong,' 10
% l gold Locket claspfor miniature 5
90. gold enamellcd Locket, is
so. quartz Finger Ring, IA
81 & 50. 2 do do each $40, 20
33. chased California Ring, 16
81 & 80 Cal. Fobb Rings, cachS, 16
SO large gold Locket Ring, Sardonyx
sett, IA
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THE PAvILioN.-The Odd Fellows
have given the contract to build their
pavilion for the celebration on the goth
to Mr.. James Black. We understand
it is to be sixty feet front ty one hun
dred deep, and fnis shed in plain bu,
neat style. The lot selected is that be-
tween the National Hotel and the School
House.
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JUDGE CREANoR has decided that
school land warrants cannot be located
on mineral lands so as to prevent miners
from working the mines.
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Road This state,,,e,t
- - AAAkS -
VI Cures, Effected by the most extraordinary
Concoicton of the Age.
A Case OF Great Bodily Pain, Ague, Debility
and Dyspepsia Cured -

ana dyspepsia Cured !!
Mr. JNo. B. FLEMING, Merchant Tailor Of Ophir
in this State ccrtifes Sept 27th, Isj4 that Two Bot
ties of DIR. Wcbbcr's Cordial cured Mr.. j. C. ErenS
OF the same place, Of PAINS IN THE BODY Dyspcp,
sla thi and liacl ing Cough together with general
Debility, Neuralgia aud Rheumatic pains
Dr James Bonnaut, ccrtitieS the cure of piablc
case Of dccayed manhood (,vhere the strength
memory, and the whole physique was prostratcD by
its use. -
Mr. James Freeman, of Mokclumnc Hill. saws -
My feeling was exhaustion. 4 want of Strength
atorIor want of Nigor. appetite and other nisera
bile feelings. Ono bottle of Your Cordial relieved and
Three have entirely cured me"
We could give Fifty other certificates notwithstand.
ing that most persons abont being noticed
but the above must satisfy any reasonabe person.
The Reedcr is conScientiously a<surcc that this
really extraordinary Paracea is all represented
and Is not one of the Nostrums of the day Let tho
afflicted try it. aud they will be thanl fu for HAVING
done so. 1t is warranted to be unnurous to the most
dehcate constitution either or age to contain
10 mercury or other mineral. Ii is put up very highly
contratcd. in Quar- Bottles
ThICE-lhrec Dollars; Two Bottles for $500
PARK & WHITE, Agents,
w.. san Fran .i>co
= Ntt1 lMroFTANT CArTIoS-Beware of Dangerous
1'u trrtcits and limitations Look that the namos of
T. JONES. and J. WEBBEE is the top of the i'm.
SIDE wrappcrF nd blown in the Glass Buv none other
April |, lS.9-:mis
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THE few warm days we are having
are bringing peach, nectarine and ap-
ricot trees rapidly into bloom.
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hsanc Lcgislafion The Placer Her
aid calls the attempt to establish an
Asylum at Marysville by our Legisla-
ture, Insane Legislation." Appropri-
ately named
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The long talked of exhibition of the
panorama of the Crimean War will take
place tonight and tomorrow night, at
the Theatre. Prices of admission one
dollar box; pit, fifty cents. See the bills.
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-08

~ kilbourne & Kent, druggists.
have dissolved. The man out of the
firm is 90. X"
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-08

TANEy, Chief Justice of tic United
States, is over so years of age His as
sociate, Mclean, is 76. Both are in in
firm health.
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NEVADA JOURNAL.

Panordmd--Free Entertainments
G. NJ. Palmer requests us to state that
he will give free admission to view his
panorama of the Crimean War, to all
children under ID years of age, on Sat
urday next at 9 P. NJ.
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Mss NE QUICK SOAP and Wistars Balsam
~ of Wild Cherry,
For sale by mr4 F.. T. SPENCE, Main street.
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-08

FLOWER SEEDS (assorted) for sale by
Z. +. SPENCE, Druggist,
March lift Main street
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Lola MoNTEZ has written a work
called Anecdotes of Love"
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References.

Homeopathy or Movement cure.-Of Motor
Ling the originator this system Swede and that
his system has been practised in Sweden in nstIiu
rion sustained by Government for nearly forty years.
and that has received the highest commentators from
several governments, commissions Of inquiry and ply
sicians of the highest standing.
BayaId Taylor who treated in the institution at
Stockholm, thus speaks of it, Ling system only
aims at reducing science the muscular
CT the body, but by of both active and passive
movements at reaching the seat of the disease and
stimulating the various of the body in healthy
action In the former of these Ling has certainly sue
ceeded there is other system of muscular training
that Will bear comparison with his During the time of
my attendance could not help but notice the effect
Tediscpline upon the patients, especially the children
qeth weak and Istless gradually strengthened them
selves the pale and saOw tool color and lively expires
sion the crippled and paraytc recovered the use of
hypocondriacs, exhibited very marked improvements
There was no voluntary exercise, everybody being
exercised upon. The result Of my observations and
pcrence was that Ling system of phys sica educ alton
is undoubtedly the best in the world and that
edl agent in all cases of eongents weakness dcfor
nifty well as for those diseases which arise from de-
ranged circulation its value scarcely be oter-esii
mated
There several institutions in the United States
tablished upon this system ofwhch will mention that
Of Charles F. Taylor, D. in New York city, the cel-
braed institution of DIR. Hamilton, of Rochester, y. y
Exclusively for women aud that of Dr. Hasted at
Round Hill, Northampton, Mass.
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Excess, Debauchery, Nervousness. Etc
1t is a Cure for Intemperance I,

An Electric Thrill of Strength is permanently given
by Dr. Webber's Sauguitier The whole functions of
Nature are aroused. ConstiI ation dyspepsia cured
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-08

THERE are 3l1 inmates in the Lunatic
Asylum at Stockton.
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-08
vL ct no false deIicacy prevent

VL ct no false delicacy prevent
You from consulting DR. CHAS TOZER, of ofSacramento
who has attended and cured so many within the las
Four years and all you who have no means to pay
find in him friend, who will make charges for
examinations advice. We ewould recommend all who
in trouble call him: and also look his
treatise venerea in another part of this paper The
Doctors Office is Sixth Street, between J. and
Sacramento, Nov. l2-ly
To THE PUBLIC i hsye had many calls for the
preparation known "Opate Balsamique" which
have been using in my practice for time for the
cure of Gonorrhoea Gleet. ETC., that strongly in
duced to give general publicity toit. And, in
ommendng this medicine to the public 1 confidently
do and to all who have made '.Thorns Extract
unhestatingly pronounce it to be eficaciou
pleasant and convenient tn that any other form o.
giving the remedies used
prepared only the Drug Establishment of S. T.
WATTS, No 81 First ST Marysvle, and sold by
E.F. SPENCE,
Dealer in Drugs and Medicines
No. 81 Main street, Nevada.
Oct 90, 1s5s-tf
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ELAN 4 HOWES.
Wholesale Dealers i

hOIesaIe Dealers IN
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
Brooms, Pals, Tubs, Churns, Field Kegs
Twines, Cordage, Wickage, etc.
Ne. 81 Clay street, one door from N. W. corner
of Front street, San Francisco.
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4. o. . o. . r..

4. %. o. r.
The regular meetings of OUSTOMAH LODGE, No
16 will be held every Tuesday eveningatthe Han
Pine street, (kidds new buiIding.)
CHAS. MARSH N. G.
NJ LEWIS. Scr'v.
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r. I. TRAIL, II. D.
Principal n. Y. Hygcio Therapeutic College

course of ten lectures PhrenOogy aud Physiology by
DIR. Barlow j. Smith, at the Hygeo Medical College, N
Y. the following resolutions unanimously adopted
by the medical class with the request for their pubca
ton in the chronological and Water Cure Journals
Whereas We have listened with pleasure and profit to
course of lectures by fellow student DR. b. J. Smith
on Phrenology and Physiology, and as deem the sci
of Phrenology connected with ysioogy of the
utmest importance, therefore.
Resolv ed That in DIR. Smith recognize teacher of
whom this College well be proud and that he is
pablo of refccting honor upon thesciences he ably
demonstrates.
Resolved, That his discoveries in Physiology claim
orr highest attention and regard reforners and
dents of nature.
Resolved, That we highly appreciate DIR. Smiths ap
picaon of fhrepoogy TO the study and diagnosis of dis
and that students of medicine have deriv-
ed principles of diagnosis which of inesmable value
being enabled to determine, from examination of the
hea to what particular disease personis proposed.
Resolved, That the principles of Phrenology by
which DIR. Smith determines the healthy diseased
condition of the body are original not having been
claimed set forth by other ndiydua he deserves
great credit for their discovery.
Resolved, That DIR. Smith intends to leave in
stItution for permanent residence in California
with view to the dissemination of these ruts and the
principles of giene taught at this College, hoar
ty recommend him to the friends of wherever
he may locate. Signed,l A T. HAMILTON, ND.
B. w. CHILDs, NJ. d. f. II. PHILLIPS, NJ. d. Com'tte
he consistently with the Interest those in
the institution.
Persons be accommodated with Baths and treat
ment at the institution without board if desired
THOMAS HILL will attend to the business depart
ment of the institution.
The families of DIR. Smith and Mr.. Hill will reside in
the institution, and pains expense will be spared
to make it pleasant and healthresoring home for in
vaids A limited number of persons desiring Physo
logical diet can be accommodated.
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Terms.

For Board and Treatment, per week 800 to $50
according to the attention required
Examinations with verbal advice for home treatmt 90
written So 10 %
Letters of inquiry promptly answered, and Circulars
application. BARLOW J. SMITH, NJ. d.
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DR.. Jno. II. 8ull's

ELECTORAL BALSAM-For sale by
L. +. SPENCE, Druggist
Main street
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Flower seeds /!

A sFULL ASSoRTMENT-yu received and fo1
~ sale by GEO " WELUH
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MOST BLESSED, DIVINE, HEAVENLY
b SCIENTIFIC PANACEA,
For curing Diseases
Incidental to the State of California.

InteSt1nes,
Sinews, Nerves the Fluids and Semi Fluids,
and the whole Physique. The gloomy Hypochon-
driac, the Dyspeptic, the Nervous, debilitated and
Feeble, the doctored, the Bilious and
Liver-dseased Sufferer, the Gourmand,
the debauchee, the intemperate
and all who suffer i'll health
SHOCLD PAUSE AND THINK ERE SICKNESS
~ overtakes them, 70 then worn-out nature sue
cumbs to DEATH, because she has not strength to
sst. Now, DIR. JACOB WEBBERS INvIGoRATISG Cor
DIAL causes strength-that is its main quality. The
first operation TONIC the partaker feels then that
Sudatlon Is caused-hs skin is damp, his limbs supple
and active, he feels wish exercise and knows he
has strength to endure it he is light spirited his skin
becomes clear his Eyes too, because
His Liver is made Active, the Bile neu-
tralized or rejected, and his Blood
IL e
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NINETY : y Yf-$lX PRIZES
CONSISTING FOLLOWING
VALUABLE ARTICLES:

81 Cal. gold Ring, Miners Is
3S to 436 gold Finger Rings,each ST. "a
Al 1 California Puzzle Ring, 12
As l DO do 8
46 do do 6
AZ Il 4s Cal. made Rings each SC. 12
40 & 500 do do each 81, S
81 &544 do do each 2 so 10
So to So 4Gold Rings each 50 so, 10
SO Gold Chatelaine, is
60 large size, California made,
Gold Belt Buckle, 90
G1 Gold Enamelled SliIe, IA
62 l California made Pin, IS
63 l Cal. gold, Odd Fellows Pin, 6
81 l Cal. Gold Masonic Pin, 2
65 l Fine Cal. Gold Cross, s
&C 1 sett, California gold, Studs, Is
81 l Gold and Enamelled Gross, G.
6s l sett gold & End Sleeve Buttons, 10
50 l sett Sleeve Buttons, red cornelian
70 &72 setts gold Sleeve Buttons So Is
70 l sett Onyx Studs, 1O|
"a 1 splendid painted, enam'd Broach 30
IS l Florentine Mosaic Broach, 16
76 l Painted and Enamelled Broacl. ID
II Cameo Broach, 14I
rs l Gold Broach for miniature, Il
70 II so setts Ear Rings, pearl
and coral, each $14, 2S
81 l pair Ear Rings, jet cross, 14I
So l pair Ear Rings, Cameo, 14I
50 do do Pearl. Isl
81 do do Bell, 12l
So do do Lava, I'll
Sc, 81 edo do Pearl &c
each $40, %
IS l pair Ear Rings, enameled, 1OI
50 i do do imitation Pearl, 1oI
! 90 l do do 81
81 l do do Jet 6l
% Imitation Magic platina Silver
watch, No. 30297, sol
e3 1 Imitation Magic Silver watch
Matile, maker, No. 3O291, 45I
"a l Silver hunting Lever watch,
No. $500, RS
90 l Silver hunting Lever Watch,
Montan3on, No 1881, 35
96 L Fine gold hunting cased, Eng.
Lever watch, r. F. Cowderov,
maker, No 32OS, 2OOl
Total Value 80 300
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All are invited to attend.
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-08
Water-Cure and Mot0rpatlic EStab-
LISHMENT.
ELECTR0-CHEMICAL BATHS.
DIR. Barlow J. Smit n.

Graduate ofthc New York Nygio Therapeutic College,
Has opeued first class cure and motorpathic
establishment in the large and house formerly
occupied by Mrs. Tiden, ON
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-08
SUPPLEMENTAL GIFT
ENTERTAINMENT 5!
$4,000 i'm Prizes +!

In the continued demand
for the undersigned has
be distributed those
ad,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-21
Tho Troubles at Charlestown.

ALEXANDRIA, Nov. lS-- The Alexandria rifle
mon and infantry, numbering 3d. went TO Charles
town, Va this morning
The artillery, numbering 60 mon and guns.
under Capt. Dufiic. went to Strasburg this morn
ing, from whence they will march IL miles. to
Winchester.
HARrss's FrRny, Nov. ls.-A messenger sent
from here tn Charnstown last night. was etain-
cd outside az the town over two hours and TIVE
hours and a half by tho guard. before they would
admit him. and did not arrive here until o'clock
this morning.
A very large fire occurred last night about
mites from Chan lestown, and the Military wc,e
ordered out, expecting M attack but mono wa
made
HAnrrR's FERRY, Nov ls-Iho excitement
last night was caused hy eburning ofn wheat
stack about three miles from NhArlcstown The
military mud ropulare were callei to arms. and
the widest terror prevailed Among the people
the suppostinn iB Tint Col. Davis had some iuln-
nation and apprehcndcd danger, which cnu>cd II
pane. md II messcn ger sent bv him To the
Forty, with dispatch to The Governor asking for
two companies OF cavalry.
/ hsrEa's FEhar, Nov. IA The lire is nsrcr
| tanned 10 he the work of IN inccndiary, but II,
! person has been found ON whom Suspicion could
rest There arc now 900 men at Chnrlcstow,
| under arms nni there is no visible enemy to en-
counter
Tho troops from Alexandria arrived n, Charles
town this afternoon; those by way of Winchester
are expected tomorrow morning.
! The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company hay,
sent Col. Shut. with an armed rosse to the Frer
to guard tho bridge and properly Of the Com mn
| at that point
/ Much dissatisfaction is lclt here ut tho rnecipi
tate action Of Col Davis in telegraphing for troop
Instead OF first sending cut a possce to enquire in
TO the cause of the fire.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-21
More Rebellion.

The Telegraph reports TINT Brownsvillo has
boon laid in ashcs by the Msxieaus. and that ouo
hundred American citizens have been killed.
Brownsville 10 a town in Texas. situated on tho
Rio Grandc, which is the dividing line between
our territory and that Of Mexico. These outrage,
have not been perpetrated by Mexican troops, I'M
der tho official sanction Of tho Mexican Govern
ment; but by gang Of outlaws and banditti, in
tent only upon rapino and murder It becomes
our Government to take prompt measures to sup
press the ifcurson, and to avenge the slaughter of
our citizens Unless the Mexican authorities dis
ayow tho act, and assist in qucliug tho rebslion,
We should hold them responsible for II, AMI act
accordingly. Il may become necessary for us to
repeat the salutary lessons taught upon the fields
Of Eesacn de Ia Palma and Buena Vista.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-21
TO the Voters of Campbell.

LrraynLf, I7,h November, ~.
cefnlna Me- hale tl''nof ,lors for ao Ct! ii This
saar f s '+5 S T' n1 ny s saI p Al
ennbnr,rn was orlnt s'eus To be evident from the fact
known lome.a ramor circulated through Tho county
large as wen rs at The different places Of voting, The day
ihorh any person h make slch statement nor had limited
@ % 'T n' HS' n% s
ton, was to address 10 my bronr Mark, residing
pcced 10 he at liazlewoots precinct the day election
Whites meeting house, and that night stayed the house
me- say hat Ind T n bS u" e @ as Ios
be candidate If did not get more Than ten votes When
aI wlthdraw", and SEEMED surprised to hear had moi,
amongst them Capt d. Mar who stated he had heard
liisylynna c; H.; think b. some person from lSnc,oarg
bent All competitors and be- clcctr; mot Ar
rngi"n more Than others and but for secret combination hut
scented b! t"" iuals, un ersland rtPr, cnng them
selves !" hr my friends h Of whom v"ir' asnn lne when
elected tla' is t'r candidates hadrach upon his
causes On the day % election at IIanewo" is truce "f
erc myself somewhat oeat clique which had understood
we're bringing all possible Influences to bear against me and
ns The champion Of the ciiGr for whom had been made the
VICTIM and vote notf'r Alexander as have been charged but
for myself did not on thai nor have
time, tried To influence Alexander Arlington
other person but myself in any election in which have been
candidate and any assertion 10 The conira Is whot without
foundation in truth On my {, the Courthouse The
as several others the morning of The t,eon and that oh
der and rrc arrived "onrlhoa-, loJ,d ,hr sam
ihtE h'd been don" al the ''e tat SONS person.
oog'I aare ini hal reported II Z, La
ing hat had whdrown and thal about IT ocloeA IKE mes,
s;c cam, TN l.G,hury h Mr. lianoy nor was a.eer
9aI moran" by In ar; peg> passing to the "nr'nsc
people nearly donr victims, snnr fprsfs c,n+
a''It %" .9s M 10 '"' Tor mair hrafh rn'h run''v".sd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-21
John Browns Early History -Almos st II
D. n.

from tho Hartford Press, November ILL
Want of space compels us to ubrdye some whit
a communication received from VIM. II. IIallock,
OF Canton Centre. designed to correct erroneous
statements concerning Capt. John Brown. We
give that portion relating to his early life. The
public are already familiar with his history dur
ing the past few years. .al
an the burying ground near the church in Can,
ton Centre. Conn. stands marble monument H.
on which is inscribed the following:
"ln memory ofoapt John Brown died IN the Revolu
generation regular descent ho Peter Brown one ohe r
grim Fathers who landed nom the May Flower Plyouh
Mass, Decenber 2ad ldso
"Oaptain Brown at his country's call, lei forth
a company Of West Simsbury tnnw Canton troops
to the deadly conflict. and fell victim 10 the then
prevailing epideniic in the American camp He
lefta numerous group Of little onos who rcarc /
by his widow with sing ,lnr tact and judgment t.
babits Of industry and princi pies of virtue. and
all became distinguished citizens in the commuu-
ties in which they resided. One Of the sons be.
\ came Judge in one Of the co,rtsof Ohio. Oue OF
the 'dau ghters had the honor of giving to one Of
our most flourishinc New England colleges pres
idsns for over twen'y years, in the person 81 her
son.
"Owen Brown, one cf her sons and father of
tho present Captain John Brown, marr;cl II
daughter Of Gideon Mills. ESQ.,. who was himself
(MiIls1 an officer Of the revolutionary army and
was entrusted with the command of the guard who
had in charge large portion Of the prisoners ON.
prisng Burgcyne's army, thus proving that John
Brown inherits his military spirit through n pn-
triotc ancestry. Soon after the marriage ofOweu
Brown. he removed with his family 10 Torrins-
ford, Connecticut, wh'r, the pc ert Captain
john Brown was born. While he WAS vet in in
fancy Or early childhood. the parents returned to
West Simsbury, aud there iemsipcd for few
years. when they emgrated 10 Hudson, Ohio,
where Owen Brown heca,ne ono Of the prinei pal
piopser settlers II thai then new town, ever res
peciei Tor his rroi,ity, and decision If clearwater
M was endowed with enc Ky ~ d Enterprise, and
went down 70 his grave h"nored and respected, a.
sboAt the year 1852 or 1853. aged 81.
Eat the aye of eighteen or twenty the present
Captain John Brown left Hudson, Ohio, and came
east with the design of acquiring a liberal educa.
ton through some of our New England colleges.
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H.. p.n,h,;c.n 10 a remoc,., =. bav. d;..
t;nc,lv stated tina, ,h.v would vol. for IN. c.nd;
d.. ~ IL. u.,,,h... s,...;.,..- n. 10. n.,.,n,.
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p.,.,s,....s1 .,.....,..-..h.,.. i, i, 40, ..r,;.
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LAND for sale.
Valuable Tract Of Land 70. Sale.
IN CAMPBIILT COU Y 2
L \ | a l.

AT AUCTION. Oh THE PfsEAfISI,s
IN ?dWsGdy. re i5't ia, # D,.ra42.J, i>n
Ely FUEst ANT toe decree ii the & rr Of ,,,. a.
WV bot county, III the V.,5art an. Wit. ,, .
Nc nndereI al the oc!r',r term > m. ,u,.r,,
VIII sell as t'Enlissi fr. ii io auction, fu.si, tt
iNn Jay oi peveuHcr HAT .- ftic OF land IN,
10 The c'un, al Campbell tny SlAuniu E,, nm
Dry Fork Creeh, upon WHICH WA, 4. Window now reside,
containing a"o 90 Atrrs-thv rtcis. "a A:-
Cd 10y reference l. plat h,d in IT,. Office Halifax count
lhs itd Is IA goa" state of cultvoo, allied 10 Me III
OF wheat tohEco and other crops usual Cultivated il, tint
stc"h vi tn count. and goni rpG ulter, II ,
on c'hi9dhi' dWcitI- aul All a., ut lun,
cabins, tuba bans There re ciar lin, If h,tl.
mug on the river. connecting Me ,cauunl ami ham la.
Kalroad,ti about - miles ou the ur Iyuci,lurt
TERAN-i and .vars honds approved ,!,eufy. in
trrUst from date. - -
will take p'cas'sc in sho~n. the Ian ANY nc ,i-o ed
to purchase. C. I3fIISS "
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