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NEW YORK, Tfursiay, o. ..

Tho osrnrgs Of the New York Central red ~
first week Of october are rpOIted unofdciaiy -
$50 900 ahead u tho corresponding week of ia ysE
In the last ten days tie buinsss shows sensbas a.
minution from that Of September, princ,psiy In
westward bound ID, ,rchAndiso.-Tke Panama Rsii-
rad Company advertise to pay "a their ar.t sssrt.g
mortgsgo loan OF fib coo, due lat December, -
pres 81 tho bonds, rihsr st ths,r o % hsrs.
O. 10 s,srs. CAv.s Broth, m d CO., LoBdIn.
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Cs sa q v.res ovss d.iiZ sISS T,m e 81. a:sst =
SsSs sssssssI 6spc.ia asds o. ~ Ssisr. 0ssssS
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE
Nsw Yoa.. o.. -
lots, with Msthodia Episcop.l Chs,s1 s,s aim.
dsehns house, sist VA $40 ,es1.yso
van st, waoe plot SSxtV"''""''N ~ =
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CLOTHING.
L. 4 L An D W n T =
HIM sgYhEs, isSs NOW EssDY'

L CLOrHISa.
GEOkiE A. mUsTER q ,W's
MAMNOra rLO riiIsG WARE tOUSK.
Nos. s,O and f9l ROwERx.
2 We ass Dos odsri.s the Yer, sst variety q shNS
f1h,onsbis ssviss, m.nufactur-d srpressly for CRY
poblie at large that examination of oar stook VII
oouyrse them that there no sIassrrAtoa u ssyns
ye have the best assortment Of Len ana Bnys Cnth-
Ing 10 the city, aod Prices fly 70 per cent. baiJv
any oshsr eseabltshmrpt Hsvtns purchaesA our mar
tr:. e the late trade ss e. are ss.Ssd 20 0A
CASH sGsIE OF PRI -OvYkitI1Ta
O>oA Pi0t Beaver. and P-esruhsm. ...s9 30 TO ~
Fins Biack Cloth and Beaver. ~ 70 M
euperhns Gator Beaver, Blk And Bvn. 90 70 " O
FRn OOATs.
Blask Ireck noets veil made and uimmsd; u S SS
Si.s a.sa Go.h s,s,. Ss,S lite .;S az "a S 20 S g
BU5lSkSs OOATd
ytrops Buslnsss Co.ts., %
Cashmere FIooks and s.cks.... 70 *
fTesch Enslish Cassimsr,s and Beavers. Oe to 90
PANf6-btrous Workins Pants, u. 70 70 VI fAnoy
Csssimsrs. with and without Bsads S2to ~ 30 rr-nch
SsSaos IN Css.S md Dos.i,n, and frsasS Dos.iin.
yESTs CASHMERE Of III styles, q, 20 % ao Flash.
TRE CUBiOs n,RrsENr u reglate With
I'ioths, CAAstmsres and WRITINGS aud = PEbfksr
FIT 0OAR 9 EEp y EVERY ms c,NJn.
GEMS FURsISiIlN6 atpDs .
q sHt ss.'s soS s's
dsb. ss Hun rsR ~ %. o. 10. 400 and gsa 70 very.
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nE POST OFFICE uST.
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining IN the Pest 0Hss.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 21, 1859.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1859.

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- ths Ass Of Csssrea, whics reSufrss sAas
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gess oAroulafsoo.
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VUANTED-TO BRUSH MAKERS-TwO
w e thre. sood semb-r, csD have .tssds e~psoy-
Ass'se:T', ~. z %,eisi = s.r :RscssGp, 49, A.
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WANTED-YOR u. .. ARMY-1Oo AC-
w dvs u,saL Pay from Sl1 v ga par month, With
6oAr6, oAotAtn&. Ae Also musicisns wanted ADply
0kes6 oclH akAosl62
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sECOnO BOARD.
STOCK FLUCTUATIONS.

This table Is derived by cOmrsison Of the fins
b ard . es each day -
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VXJAHTED-LApIEST TO LEARN no 0P-
~ srsts on 8,nse<s woe~ier wilson's and OH
q sewins maahinsA and practice TIL perfect, aud ST.
Mod, anA reoommsnded 70 ssasttoqs - oPeratsrs-
slso ssvtnG mAshtsss nH ~ and 70 lss e w An0
Arsse ole s4ec1es
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WANTKD-LADIES TO LEARN To OP-
w eruAs on Singers. wheeler q witson's and
Hove swing machines prsrtic- until perfect ou all
kind ~ verk. and recommended 70 sheps; blndiuG
md .i tss o:hr aussss ,sgsht prfes lssso.s siysn
81 nlnds Of ewing machines 70 ia Call ssi HsuY
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-10-19
GARR EFTsv WILL E.

The potato crop in this vicinity il being
great size po;at from the garden of b. Pe+n in
Gsrrettsrie, been exhibited Beecers store he
past week, that weighed pounds, X ounces. The po
iato was of the California variety.
Joel Haight, examined before Justice stowen On
the 18th, upon charge for passing counterfeit money.
The bills he utterng were los on the Bank of Mu-
tua Redemption. at Boston, Mass. he bound
by the Justice and IN default of bail to ai
The trial commenced the thirteenth and
ei uded upon Friday P. NJ The awakened much
interest in The vicinity of Garretzsye s. D.
appeared Attorney for the State, and Northway and
Goddard of Ashtabula Co. Attorneys for the defence.
Haigh: Is under Indictment, and has been arraigned
before the Court of Common Pleas session in
Rayenna
John Reeves drivins down freedom street one day
last week, when the ir fastening side of the Ihs
to the axeres broke and suddenly turning the buggy
the iron upon the other side snapped off The aec
dent occurred BRIDGE and after his
had broken loose from the buggy, rrecipitated
down the bank forty feet. the South the
brdgE and smashed against the rocks in the bottom
Of the creek Mr. Reeves dragged out the buggy BY
holding the rsns of his horse and his life no doubt
saved by this fact.
The mail and freight train the Cleveland and Ma
honing R. B. from Cleveland to Warren, &c was run
off switch. about half mile from Garrettsville de-
pot. Saturday last Five freight cars and one Ga. car
were smashed up. portion of the cars were loaded
with wheat and cheese 20 ton empty, aud one
Contained some household fu nure, &c. None of the
passenger cars were in any way injured, and person
was hurt by the disaster. - -
Michael Francisco, the Conductor, was upon the ton
of one of the Inflated freight that rolling and
bounding through another and finally landed on
side distance from the track-wh surprising ag
hoG H..
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-10-19
AT W A t E r.

FLORAL PYRAMID In the mention made
of q at water Center last week, the beautiful raj
pyran i'd contributed by Mrs camns overlooked
This of the most choice collections of
that could possibly be got together tbs seasonof the
year, told 1t contained twenty-five thirty
varieties, and among them specimens of kinds of
dshalias 1t arranged with exquisite taste. and of
itself fnrmed quite attraction.
The whole number of entries at the Atwa-
ter Center Fair tsco hundred and eighty instead
of Two hundred and th riy rs stated last week.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-10-19
q / & a II.


Os Thursday evening last, the students
gathered around The house of Prof Gar field. After
eral trius by the Gee Club, he called out
He then them for several minu taking
sion remark that he did intend to have his politi
cal act interfere with Els nection uh the 1nsttu
tion; that on the contrary his desire that it should
widen and deepen whatever influence already pos
sessed. With your corporation, young gentlemen"
said he, shall labor assduousy to make tine Eclectic
such 1t ought be-" He further that his
time at Columbus would not be required than half
the winter term aud spring vacation. These remarks
greeted with ''three for Principal and
three for The Eclectic"
The observations may be calculated 10 relieve the
minds of many who may suppose that Mr.. Garfield win
be the less energetic and interested in his present
field in consequences of his withdrawal for weeks
for his work in C0,umbus.
On Friday evening, Oct. 14th the Delphc held open
yceum' much to the entertainment of citizens and
stusleBts.
Several meetings have been held lately in Ganeitsvile
with reference to the establishment Fair at
the corners of Nelson, Hiram, Freedom and windham.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-10-19

MILITARY EEcAMpMENT.-The military en-
campment to'l pla-e unced week. The tar
get shoot and parade Friday witnessed with
pleasure by our cit zens 7
T. Cleveland Light Artillery Company, undcr the
command of Capt R. Sanford, through militia
ry exercise upon the public square, that evnced thor
ough and practical knowledge of military tactcs
proficiency veiy credtable to amateur soldiers. Capt.
San rd, and ind'ed his entire company, into the
spirit of the thing with tearness that truly soldier
like, must give them high rank wherever they
known. The Cleveland Company spoke in high terms o.
the hospi ality Of the Ravenna Light Artillery Company
ont ceiter whose guests they The Light Guard:
were ccomparied by Leland Band. sz's-t r
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-10-19

RAvENNA DIsTRIor QUARTERLY MEETINGS =
Elder Gregg has given notice in the Pittsburgh Christian
ADJ cate, OF is second rounl fQuarterly Meetings as
follows; Twinsburgh and Hudson. Oct. 20 30 Luya-
hoga Falls and Northampton, Nov. s. Akron. H. 49,
Tallmadge, 10, 90 Franklin, 49, 27 Ravenna Dec q:
Charlestown, 8, Wndham and Nelson TO- IL; Brace
viIe II, 10 jackson, "a IS Garfield and Ellsworth %
25; Deerfied and Edinburgh 81 Jan Root town g.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-10-19

We are under obligations to E. Bostwick,
Clerk of the Court, ard NJ. Clark, Deputy Clerk for
copy OF the Oia Distract that appears in o-days pa.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-10-19
BURa1ARY.-The grocery establishment O

bURGLARY.-The grocery establishment o
B. b. Bradshaw, on Main street, troksn open on
Friday night, and oysters -four Coffee other sundries
amounting in all to $4,000 5000. The
effected by cutting cut portion of the sash o. rear
window. This is the third lime within two wears that
the establishment of Mr. Bradshaw has been broken
open and robbe No cline has been obtained of the per
petrators Of the crime of Friday night.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-10-19

FINE APPLLEs.-Mr. Trad Goodscll has laid
US nnde is tions by bis panstaking attentions in
eying to the Rund Table, samples large and fair
fruit in the appl' these the Pound Apple
and each luscious aud good to eat.'.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-10-19
A o R o r A.

A Society of Good Templars has been
orga lied, which promises good. The Temperance
Cause is fe. fully upon the back ground here.
The fir of the h inst has inju of the
consequently tie coming winter promises to be q hard
to the farmer of this township.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-10-19
a,,rase m ,iority on the whole ticket is soo.

AWARD OF BANNERS. The Committee
having tie matter in charge have awarded the first Ban
ner to Streetsboro' and lie Martua, and the
indomtabe and patriotic Republicans those townships
again place them in the e chslIenae test
year for their recovery. Their challenge win be
gotten. In time the contest will come off.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-10-19

BIG PoTAToEs.-Mr Thomas Allison, of
Campbsport has laid upon the Round Table, four pota
toes, the product of one hill whose aggregate weight
s lbs They are of the cafol mia variety, aud
ce.ient --- D.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-10-19

Mr.. Samuel johnson, of this village, has
laid under obligation, by adding the vegetable Curl
osies of the Round Table four whoppDg potatoes Cal
ifornia variety, whose aggregate weight is "a pounds
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-10-19
II AN T q A.

JUSTICE ELEcTIoN.-An election for Justice
nation of Doct A j. Squire. held l1h inst,
and resul ed as nows:
Blake. Republican. n.............l35
T. C. Bradlet .-.... Democrat. 100
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-10-19

DEAp.-Orrin Burdick, whose injury upon
Wednesday last no:Insd Ia is'u, of hat date.
died upon Thursday last-hs injuri,s proving ftal-
His renal ns were taken to Stow for intermen'.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-10-19

r. |. MASON, of Ravenna, has been appoint
ed of the County Auctioneers by Judge Hoffman, at
the present term of Court. 7a.-H 5".#
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-10-19

Our stock OF III A w l. s.. venture to
say, can't be beat. Bay State, immense pile Brocha
Ieug aud square. Stella Fancy and Brocha Rorders
all styles Also, pile of Gents shaws at lower prices
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-10-19

The CONTINENTAL COFFEE POT.- 1t is said
hat the Turks rank nd, in preparing this delicious
beverage for the table Il
The ordinary American coffee pot gives very poor
ext act of The coffee ;e ry.
Messrs. FA. Curtis Co., of this place. have for sale
the Continent off, Pot th possesses the most val.
uabIe property Of the French mode of making
decided improvement in the manner of attaining the
came result, that is coffee that is clear, having all the
oma of the berry in is full and natur, sta.e without
tnge of bitterness the coffee, with of the Con-
tnental Coffee Pots will give the and
better coffee than the most skfu produce with the
common pot Cose lovers should by all call i'm.
media MeSsrs. Curtis & Co., and procure o.
the Contnenals.' We speak by the card for have
been using this coffee o and would not part with it
any TERMS We should relinqush the of eof if the
Continental was moi 10 be had. ~
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-10-19

SEE F. A. CURTIS & Co.'S advertisement of
Hdrdroare at Reduced prizes.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-10-19

Plain and figured Wool Delaines, all color.
A pretty stock of Dark Winter GING HAMS; also.
large pile of best brands of shilling GINGHAMs in th
county. l ~ taz-a
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-10-19

Maj for Blake IS
That will do. friend Blake. you well endorsed.
Mantua is snuniy Republican eyerp Pop! sr
QUARTERLY MEETISes,-Mantua belonging
TO the Cleveland District of the Erie Conference of the
NJ. E. Church. Elder HILL the Presiding Elder of the
Cleveland District in his his rnund we
Observe that the Quarterly meeting Mantua will
be held Saturday and Sunday the 24h and 25th of
december next. 5l
EARLY SNow.-A gentleman from Mantua
nfsrms us that there furry of in that town
ship on last Saturday mornin4.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-10-19

HOOP SKIRTS, Terrific pile,-white
and colored, cheaper than ever-all prices. WE DO
BRAG selling the most cheapest and the best tor the
least money We sell a capital skirt for ONE Dollar
also skirt supporter and hustle combined, for 25c
The best thing Uf the kind in use.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-10-19

BOOTS AND sHoEs--Nen,s, womena,
f,oys Girls and childrens, any quantity any size and
any price. We have a few of MEMS THICK
B0OTs, which We will warrant equa! to any custe m
made
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-10-19

Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestfngs, an endless
variety. Any wanting anything in this Hns will do
well to examine stock. -lsna
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-10-19

Black and Fancy SILKS-au entire new stock
unsurpassed.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-10-19
Cloths, ,Cassimeres & Vestings

The Ravenna Book Store has willow Cabs,
Willow Work-stands, Willow Chars--aIl new aud pref
ty, ard prices low. .H'...s ...
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-10-19

Shilling Prints, any quantity,
all colo knds aud sly sles-ali 0d just the thing
they want.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-19
El Dorado County.

We find the following in the Placerville
Observer:
MAEvELLoUsLY RIcn.-As we predicted,
the new diggings near Darlington's ranch
have proven to be exceedingly rich Last
week the claim of Smith, Kern d Co., in
three days washing, yielded 81 ounces of
gold dust This enterprising company have
Just completed a water ditch over mile
in length for the purpose of supplying their
new diggings, aud will have an ample supply
for the entire season. Since the storm has
blown over, we hear nothing but the most
cheering news from every mining camp in the
county.
COOP DrGGIxGs-A friend who reside Mt
Spanish Hill in this vicinity, assures us that
the diggings in that locality are now Weld
ing better pay than they have ever done be
fore. AS an evidence of their value. one
day last week, the one.half interest of a
claim sold for $3.50 and was considered cheap
at that
WISCONSIN, TuNNEL.-This great tunnel,
situated near Smiths Flat, has at length been
opened entirely through the bill. The tunnel
Is nearly 1900 feet in length, and was dug for
the purpose of draining gold bed which
promises to be exceedingly lich -Four hun
dred feet of the bed, or placer has been
thoroughly prospected and the dirt yields
from one bit to So to the pan.
DANGER OF PUFFINe.-Some days since we
made mention of the fact that certain mining
claims on Red Hill, in this vicinity, were
yielding unusually good wages Mr.. Patter.
son informs us that on Friday night last the
sluiee boxes in the aforesaid claims were
robbed of five or six hundred dollars worth
of gold dust.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-19
nailp NatiOnal democrat

GANG PLouGns San Joaquin Repub-
liean praises gang plough, invented by Mr..
Matteson, and patented more than a year ago,
bv which ten mules plough three burrows at
once in very heavy ground The Republican
says:
"The gang plough was got up 10y Mr.. Mat
teson three years ago, and he has had pa
tent for it over one year notwithstanding
which, we see can entirely new invention of
the kind, mentioned in the Marysville papers,
as being recently presented to the world by
n Mr.. Ellison The number of ploughs in this
arrangement can be increased or diminished
at pleasure. Mr.. Matteson, near the Court
House, can explain these agricultural nut
ters much better than we can"
We sincerely hope that Mr.. Mattesou can
explain agricultural matters much better than
can the editor of the Republican. Mr.. Mat
teson, of course, does not pretend that he first
invented gang ploughs. He probably inven-
ted some valuable improvement Mr.. Ellison
has invented guoge, staple and effectua',
whereby the depth of the burrows are guaged
with precision, and made uniform, and by
which the ploughs can be easily thrown out
Ufthe ground. The gang.plough of Mr.. Eli
son requires but one man or boy, and five
horses, to drive these ploughs Mr. Ellisons
Invention is novel, original and useful
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-19

HoRRIBLE OUTRAGE.-The papers of St
jerome, Canada, give the details of most
outrageous assault, said to have been com
mitted upon n woman in that parish. On 6
dark night of the last week four men in dis.
guise entered the peaceful dwelling of man
his wife, and two small children, and LAYING
hold of the woman, took her out of bed, tore
her clothes, and half Naked forced her to
leave the house, put her in vehicle, and
drove off with her. ...t
After proceeding several miles they took
the woman to a stable, tied her hands behind
her back, put II clumsy collar around her
neck, and fixing a cord to it, tied her up and
left her. Shortly after one of them returned
with the intention of cutting ont her tongue,
for the purpose of preventing her cries being
heard, and had commenced to put her to thi.
new torture, when he was recalled by his
companions, who. seeing some one ON the
road, took to fight
The next morning the owner os the stable
found the woman in most horrible state and
nearly dead, her face covered with blood,
with wounds on her hand. and feet. In her
efforts to prevent the villain from executing
his purpose of cutting out her tongue, she
had so much injured it that she was scarcely
able to speak. She was taken home and
proper attention paid to her. She was taken
home ard proper attention paid to her The
cause of this infamous proceedingis is believed
to he the fact that the woman was witness
against one of its perpetrators, in a murder
trial, last summer.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-19
TELEGRAPHTC.
CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE.
SACRAMENTO. March 1St

'1ANhAMHNioi DluECu lOIn.
SENATE.-Mr. Merit introduced petition
from citizens of Mariposa county, praying fol
remuneration to the County Treasurer for
State money, stolen while on his way to the
Capital to make his semi-annual settlement
Mr.. Baker presented petition from the
citizens of Placer county, praying for Sun
day law.
Mr.. Ballou introduced bill for repeating
the State Guager law.
Mr.. Burton introduced resolution for the
appointment of a committee to visit the State
Prison and investigate the same. Adopted
Assembly act, repeating the several char
ters of San Francisco Substitute adopted
Bill passed.
Assembly act, concerning certain assess
ment rolls in San Francisco, and providing
for the payment of delinquent taxas Passed
Douglas register bill lost on motion to re
consider
Act to change the name of Jacob Siehleth
eway to Jacob Robinson. Passed.
Act to provide for the establishment of q
State Prison Library. Passed.
AssENBLY-Assen.bly bill concerning mar.
riages and divorces, passed by 81 to 81.
Mr.. Gwinn, chairman of the Bulkhead
Committee reported favornLly to the cree
ton Of such wall.
Mr.. Connolly, of same Committee, present.
ed minority report, adverse to such erec-
tion.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-19


LAND IlTLEs.-We find the following an
nouncement in the Sacramento Standard of
Friday:
from friend, who has means Of informa-
$ion not accessible to the public. who have
learned that Letters have been received bv an
oihelai In San francisco, to the effect that in
the opinion OF the Supreme Court. delivered
by Mr.. Justice Campbell, in the Nve case
those claims to land in California res,ing
upon what is known as the general title >
at least, those of a particular class, are de-
clared invalid. This will lead to the reiec
ton, necessarily. of the claim of VIM. Benitz
to the rancho BressguN, including five leagues
upon the Sacramento river; of Samuel g.
Neal to rancho of five Leagues, in Butte
county; of Samuel j. Hensley to the Aguas
Nleves of Claude Chana to Namshas, four
leagues on Bear creek, in Yuba county; of
Nathaniel Basset to Las Colusas. four
leagues in Butte county, and, possibly Of
others
This information comes from careful and
reliable friend, who has examined the
records In the United States District Court,
with view to the princoles established in
the Nye case. The only chance for an error
lies In the possibility of some slight mistake
IN name, that may have occurred in the
"@nsmission ~, of the telegraphc dispatch.
4ne opinion in the Sutter case has not been
received. in full, in San Francisco though il
Is .he opinion Of legal gentlemen there from
private adviees, that the first grant has been
20 .on,riIed' as to the eleven leagues, according
a. ~ Tue United States survey, whilst that TO
'Ne OooFdnte Is absolutely rejected.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-19
Radical Cure of Rupture.

r, DIR. D. W. c. RICE, having perfected
- , arrangements with Dr. MARSH, of New
York, for the use and sale Of his " RADI
CAL CURE TRUSS" desires to inform those afflicted
with HERNIA, or RUPTURE, that he has now on hand
full and complete assortment fths celebrated instu
men, and will devote his special attention to its ap
plicaon, and subsequent necessary treatment, to all
those who may place themselves under his care
From the eminent success attending the OF the
"RADICAL CURE TRUSS" DR.. RICE feels assured
that ALL cases of Rupture susceptible of cure can be
eTectuay and permanently relieved by the use Of this
instrument it being peculiarly adapted to the anato-
my Of Hernia, and hence can be worn with ease and
con fort.
Reference may be had to gentlemen Of this city,
who have been eHectualy cured.
Office at the Drug Store Of RICE, COFFIN & CO.,
27 Street, Marysvle. mh16.tf