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Nevada national., 1859-01-08
CONSTABIE'S SALE.

r. VIRTUE OF Judgment - Foreclosure anI Or
IL DER "i sale of mortgayu1 Premise. mad. and
rendered ia Justice Court of z. " II clifford an ac-
ting Justice Of the Peace in the tawu-hip of Grns.
Valley, County of Nevada and State Of Caliinrna in
certain action wherein + Moot ~ t. Tl,iniiN ana
Aarua Dow let. Instituted 10 recover iu,-yuieat a.,
a certain promisory note, Tor the sum of Two Hum
drSd Dollars will interest AZ the rate OF thte. r
cent per month. the payment cf said note being Ia
cur By mortgage-sad Judgment and tirtier of
sale being rendered on the 10th of nscember lS5s
for the Of S.CO 05. with Interest from sait dst
at the rate If per cent A. aforesaid Now there
tore By virtue of said Judgment Of Foreclosure an
Order Of sale. will sell to the highest bidder. fol
Cash. the following described premises aud propertyr
TO wit ALI the right title aud interest of said ps,
fendant, Aaron Dow, OF in and 20 1.-Two certain lots
Main street, in said Grass Valley the hill above
and on the west by Madame Williams, being about
One Hundred feet in front by One Hundred and thir
y feet. more or less in depin together with the cot
tages and other structures standing said lots al
80 certain other lot, nearly opposite TO the forego
ing on Main street, about One Humid red and thirty
Eeven feet 10 front. by One Hundred feet mere O
less in debth, between the premi.c. of stephen r
worth and - Whiiesides together with new
dwelling house staining thefeun-this also being
said mott gagged premises
Notice Is hereby given that will expose TO public
sale the above desef he'd property, 10 the highest
bidder Tor cash, on tie premises. on MONi,AY Jan
uary II. A. D. 1852 between the hours Of 10 O'Clock
a. NJ and O'Clock z N.
tbs GEORGE WILSON Constable
Nevada national., 1859-01-08
EnupTIoNs ON THE SKIN.

Arising from bad state of the blood or chronic
disease atc cradiratei. and clear aud transparent
surface rsgsined by the restorative Hciinn Of this
Ointment. II suriasses many Of the cosmetics ard
other toilet appliances la it, power to disel rashes
and other III. f.utemenis OF tie fac.
Nevada national., 1859-01-08
had Legs, Old Sores and Ulcers.

Gases ofmany YEAR standing tina; have pcr;inaeio.
usly reiasei io yell to any other remedy or IT. ai
msni. have invariably succombed TO . few sppliea-
tous IL this powerful ungucnf.
Nevada national., 1859-01-08
HOLLOWAY,S OINTMENT.

The free admissions of all Nations, as well a. ths
verde, Of the leading Hospitals Of the Old ~ we'll az
the New W"fii- stamp this powerful remedial Agent
As the greatest healing preparation ever made known
TO suffering men. It's rENETG.TyE Qualities are
more than MAEyntous, through the external oriGces
of the skin, invisible 10 the ua2ed eye it reaches
the seat Of tie external iisease and in all external
affections it, sninasmmaiory and healing virtues
surpass anything else on record and is Natures
great ally
Nevada national., 1859-01-08

Ec- Ms jain Weed viii soon oppear
with good Company st Ncyafa. Sic is a
talented actress. or ms the San Francisco pa
pers ,ay. "fhc Queen of Comedy aud Song"
Nevada national., 1859-01-08
Barnard Cad
PROBATE NOTICE.

State of California 4
County OF Nevada, In Probate Csuft
Saturday Navcuibor, 10, ls5S,-Pressai, Hon. 7.
In the matter Of the : tate OF David IaTimer de
ceased
{. ; Smith, Administrator, having this day pre-.
senied 10 tic Court hs exhibit Of the condition ol
said Esiate, and the same being examined by the
Court Wa ordered to be placed on tle
II Is therefore ordered uy the Judge Of said Court
that al persons interested he and sppcar before him
q the Court Room Of sac Court, On Saturday tho
18th day Of November. A. y. 1855, at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon Of said day That time being specially
appointed for The hearing Of said petition To show
cause why order should not be made granting said
petition aud authorizing said Administrator 70 sell
the property Of said deceased upon terrs and con
diiinn set firth in said petition.
And 4 i farther ordered that copy Of this orde
he published at lnkt four successive weeks in the
Nevads NationGf New spaper printed aud publish
ed in tie county dfNeya,ia.
IHOMAS II CAsWELI. Probate Judge.
Attest RUFUS SHOEMAKER Clerk.
By J. :. Lambert Deputy
Nevada national., 1859-01-08
STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
In Justices Court,
n.frF ID RI.
COuNTY oF NEVADA.
TnMnshin Grnss NnlleY

" ID y
Township Grass valley Justice Of The peace
Coon Nutting, Lumbermans Lien, vs.. G. 4. Du.
vail All persons holding or claiming Lien. on the
dwelling house Of Defendant, situated on the South
side OF Main street, in the town Of Grass Valley.
said County and State and oppoiite the house Of
Mr.. Bush, are hereby notified 10 be and appear be
fore me At my Office, on the 7th day of February
A. ID. 1859, at 10 O'Clock NJ, and exhibit then and
there the prosf Of your Liens. W. Is CLAPP. J p.
hecsmhsr 81, 4 n 1s5s-na5
Nevada national., 1859-01-08
ERysIPrL,s AND SALT RuEum

Are two 81 the most common nd yirulcu, disorders
prevalent On thi, continent 10 these the Ointment
IS especially aniagonistic its e fa0dHs oyeTaHdi Is
first 10 eradicate The venom and then complete
the cure.
Nevada national., 1859-01-08
psfus ASD FI~TULA.

Every form and feature Of these prevalent aud
stuho disorders Is eradicutcd locally and entirely
hy the TIRE u til. cmoicut warm lamentations
should pfrtetr IT, T!l!tnttn. It. healing qualities
will be found 10 le thoroul d and in,aiiaJle
Nevada national., 1859-01-08
NOTICE.
- Miners, Ditch Gorruuur >,


n Office Is HEREBY CIV ~ that special rneit
~ ing ~ the Stockholders Of the Miners bite
Company will BE- held ai the Onice Of the Compan 4.
on Orleans Flat, on Wednesday the Twenty scVent
day of ecember, \. -. is5S ~ two O'Clock p Mi
Tor the purpose o. increasing the Capital stock o
said Company 10 the sum Of Two Hundred and INen
ty-hse Thousand Dollars, fs225 OO0) snd 20 trans
act such other business may be necessary for that
end-said increase being intended to represent the
cost oi the following purchases recently made by
the Company. To- wit -
l. The .'Grizzly Ditch ' 40 called conducting the
waters Of Bloody Run, Se., to Cherokee and other
placer.
=, H. The Empire Ditch" 50 called, conducting
Flats.
Iu- The Snow Poln; Water Compsny feeding the
main trunk Of the Ditch at Snow Ioint
". The Bruce and Dillon nitchas leading from
rev ork ftavine and otser places TO Orleans Plat
:, witness our hands, this 23d day Of November, A.
~ ie"o. JAMES CREGAN.
G.. B. CHURCHILL,
ROBERT MckERROW,
Trustees OF the Miners Ditch Co
r. r. MOVES Solicitor. Is-tt
Nevada national., 1859-01-08
SPE CIAI. NOTICE s

MADISON LODGE NO. IS. +. a. II
f.assr nifI- tNsgY Tit-rlE ENrNINC .;.i
Azk is-..i.-- iirl
sVS q. it'er
l.. NdAUGHIIN. W NJ
Nevada national., 1859-01-08
Bom tie Ointment and PMs should be
ustdiM "a foM tring cases !.

RI CAUTION None are gcuine unless the
Wotd- " II N,wdV Neic Fork aud Londtn" are
disco Tnihle n Wrfrr marx IN every leaf Of the
book OF directiona ouud each pot box the same
may be plainly by holding tc loat % fAe light
A handsome reward will be given to any one render
ius such information may lead TO the detection Of
any party or parties eouuiei'etirg the medicine
vending the same knowing them 10 he spurious.
- sold AZ the Manuia Of Professor IloILo
WAY. 50 Maiden lane, New York and hy al rcspec
table Druggist and callers in Medicine throughout
the United States and the civilized world, in boxes
at IS cents, e3 cents, and 81 each
&c There is considerable saving By taking
tho larger sifes.
y. B-Tirections for Ito guidance Of patients ii
every disorder are affixed 10 each box.
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%ieiner Nu9If, feline lette Stunoe iei oefcmmen,
naa etnem @eilliAen, Der, in 9utem @lauben,
oaB Der Maun am 91anoe peS @tabe8 ltebe,
ernltli4 nit iblx betete nno ibm Die ~Ioforti0e
Geue uno 8crbereitunB auI ba8 Senleit8 au8s
elnanoerlebte.
90 I~tanOen ieSadeu, ais plDBliA bic Ebare
anfsln9 uuo 6rou s., Der 91atten, Der ibn
Iapn felt 5wei uuo Elm balb Sabr uuQbldIlt
cerfCl9t bat, in'8 .3immer frat uuo p6ne pettere
llnltdnoe auf pa5 8ett oe8 &ranfen Idreiteuo
bat, oaB er, ebe es gu lpdt lei, bic 8esen ibren
Wtann besan9cne Sdnlo ejn9effebe mlp wieoer
gut made. 8Ou Nn9lt unD 0leue pilli9te Der
pferoebduoler Obne Bipetreoe in Aae8. man
lieB einen 6rieoen5ridter bplen unp bas @es
ltdncniB wurce gu FrctofcQ 9enOmmen u. 6rau
=. iiberreidt.
Dttt lol6eu 8epeileu Der llnIduto ibre8
Wannes bewaffnet, febrte Die aufopfernOe 8rau
triumpbirenp nab Wfiliouri 3uraf. @leid nad
ibrer autuntt be8ab lie lid gum @OuUerneur,
Der ibr, auf 8runD Der porsele9ten 8eDeIle,
la9lei9 Die 6rellaiuu3 ibre8 WtauneS ibers
rethte.
BolO nad ieiner 6reilaHun3 500 Der 3imp
hermann nad SnOrrlle, d., no ct unO leine
Srau, alSeme,n Sellebt uno 9eodtet, leit elnl8sn
Wcden mObnen.
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ierer Geeierun9 in 8etr. pe8 8srtra8e8 nit
9teus0rauaOa ab5uwdrten.
Sidle8 eS, baB er cine Sdaar S1nealdreis
BET an9elteut babe. UNI Ieinen Yrc5eB in Pauls
pbletfprm gu UerDfentllden.
8oibin9tpn,2 5. Wdr5. Bripatbrtefe
ron elmer a1S9e3eidneten QueQe III paris nlel'
ben, DaB t0r. Sera9eur, Der fran5. @rminifer
in Wferico, 1if nud gticara9ua beBeben nerbe,
an8ebli@ in Saden be8 8eup Canals, inQGirts
lidfett aber al8 Nsent 9tapolepn'8, una Den franz
3Sliiden Sirsern Da8 9led,t gu lidern, aliatiide
uup afrifanilde Sebrltnge Iu etderbau uuo
Ber9bau %paielbit gu belAdfti9en.
IS btlabelpbta, Is. Wfdr5. Der 0cus
perneur bat Die 8il Der 2e3i8latur, welde Die
AUTHORIZATION CUR @rbauung elmer @iIenba1n
ourd 8alnuts unp @beanutfr. ertbeilt, nit ieis
mem Seto bele9t. Die 2e9islatur itimnte jencd)
oa6 Seto nieoer.
Der ertuartete 9ampfer.
9altfar, 25. sWdrA 6 lIbr NbenD8.
St8 gu DieIer Stunbe bat man feline 91aAridt
pon Dem BON 2iperppol fdaigen OampFer.
81 fton "a. Wdr5. Sr. Gurner 01eeo,
Elm an9eiebeneS @inipobner BON Nbtueton, pur-
be 9eltern Absno in Der ltdbe iene8 Orte5 BON
4 Ofdnnern an9efaaen, pelde ibn S13O0 ab>
rtabmen uno tbn in einen 3ei6 narfen. Gs
8elan9 tbm beraue3utommen unp er errei9te in
tranrt3em 3ultanpe ietn 9aua.
Detroit, "a Wtdr}. Sr. So4n W.
6armer, Elm bier iebr poblbefaunter Wtann II
Autcr perihlepener 9eosrapbtl4er Werfe Rbel
Oen 9tprOmelten, ltirSte lib beute aas Dem 4.
Stccfmerf oe5 WlnDlcrltrafen zOolptal8 uno
mar uuf Der Stelle tcot.
gteuere8 aus SaOanuu ttnO Merico.
NewsS rlenn8, "a. Wtat5. Der
Dampfer DVa &ab1pba" brjnst 8erl4te auS
6apona bonn 19. 9, SO. o~ieielben tno jepOt,
unpitti9.
Nus MeGicO erbal.sn mir auf oemielben We8e
Die Jtadridt, Dap Wtramon NOD auf DEM Diars
l0e 8e8en Yera Gru5 b~e3riIfen NAT. 3acateca0
uno geCn paren BON ben 2lberllen 9eriumt
wOroen. @apo5O bait De8caaOo uabe GER
OauptItaOt i'm ShQb.
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ueberleell1e
MnfTn1rsM0rmtrlr.

&EkEEsM Die nter;et6neten Heben nit BEN 5GuG.
IS 6errn @brarb soon, SNtfs.Nbeber unb Shtfs-
8efrddter, tn y EN- c n In B~erbinolnG unb ifelen fiji Me6-
nung beHelbcn unter Dprtbetlb1ften Bcptrgun9en unf u ben
ntebr ia 4 n Brener SGBen aMf Elm S1hr lIttse
. { Tag d ct n aus unb 3par fur &niIte. Steera e unb
3wtf1enbef NIT r GO eI mGBt8en Yddetl6tfftn bpn
Bremen mad daeR 56fen Der Beretnieten Stadten, tefVns
berS aber mad Baltimore. Der 2Deg uter 1reten TT fur
DeutIde auertnnnt Der p0ttbeiIbaftef e, uno ba i'm yhRtbe.
nlsunasfaue reS Sdeines Gem btetaen Mvs3abier bas gu ELI
ert bIetbt, 70 e~mrfeblen wtr Dentent8en, peLbe 8reuns
Be uu6 Ueriranbte ven Deutf6lanb perlbsr tpnn1en ladsn
woQen. unlere 0errntttelunB burG pb8es 9dus ergebenh. -
6e%oeIfmtffe Yerlafen Bremen am 1. unp ID. ieben
MfrnatSs
[eauna Der phase fur bic nemen une pro ctn-
6ertdteten Oampff9ttte Dee NprboeutfGtn
Sinbb db gepagrrf nab Bremen, ais aud
db Bremen NensyOrt
an ben G. 6sen her @~pmpagnie (Iebe rdbere Mnaeiael unter
oeIet6en Wsebimaunaen fur NeAnuns Der 95. @eIpFe,
SeMfaem unS d etd cit, Neenten Der S9tfe In Weir.
gprf, enteeaeneenpmmen werbsn, unb ba man NIT Gebt
6telen 5ntfSn BEN 0prSug 9eben lam, unb bur0 @ngaeemeNt
Bet uns 81 etIenbe Dpr BetruBereien bur6 New.Nprte
gefGert ltnb, 10 %enpteplst wtr aud btertn lem
publttum unfsre Wermtttlune.
Die Mbfabrtstnge Der Sat1e fo ipe tCl8ti
., Bremen; y. Ntm-gprt
10. WGrt, 10, WtGri
10. Mprf, 2. Nprt,
30 Nkrtl, 40. MprfL
Ia, Mgk IA. Niit,
II. SUM, %. MVlt,
Meoen paperer Wusfnnft neube man F6 ait
Bed unb u a d m
SnIt1t So. 1S %. Hpnbarbfr baltimore.
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@crmania Baupetetn DO. 8.

Den Mttalteoern unb BEN pa6Itfum Oiene Sur 0a6rt6t,
BAG Mpntds Abenb ben 28. Wtdr3 tts brittle GtnSqDlung fatt.
fnpet. unb Bet berfelben 0tleeenbett pas erte Is 10 Dsrfauft
merSen fOa. Der 9eretn sdblt bersits f9On SEQ NntpsiIs.
stneg ~blabeapen Seresns werben f9 eefdatsR am
pbenaenannten 4benb i'm VereinslgtaI BET 6rn. Seth, yfp. 1872
g. 5oparbfr., srll9en Qees nn6 9tuhr, %etnfnben. gu feber
anbsrn 8ttt t6nnsu Antp.tls- bet 5rn. 6etb sessi6net Tereen
unb miro bic GCnnttuttDn anf NerIlnaen %ppreeleot,
Dantel SOD, YrdFbsnt. SOB. 3ttb, S&abmeiaer.
GSW Mlbr, sander, GeEr.
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NrnnfISAn ES.if4A-

CUR Ra6ttHt, b1B i'm QauTe ps gDtnters mehrGre Stro fen
tn SrUGflsa &tte erpTnet par0en. pppnrd Yiels gut geleseae
9S!s susGnBltd eemaft wprpen fap, pe&t Die @pmpa aaie
gum g5erfdut Deer anf &tafe a~uSbtetet.
Der parf pom 10 Adern, 70 fASH geleaen, MT brrrIi@er guss
fbt, miro tn Der RurJs IN DrOn1enaDs aasge egt, NIT Davtl.
Ion perfeben un6 pard etne %fubfani cue 6euee eins iblOfen
irtrpen, um peuielben ais ptn 6 spBten gu0 befatlegeneu 81.
fentligeu @arttn, 81 B~Olfsfeften 9nb 9tcatc 6 Defenders &C..
et9nst, per3uiteaen.
e ne Nu5abl ueusr 6iufer Fn6 i'm 9au begrtfea unb per-
ben rneDrere anoete btEnen 8urjem beaOnnen werp n.
Oie Anlase Der tdptifbeH &tlenpapn ptrb ftp Dis an Die
Bride per3nsteen uno baourh bic Communication nit Bal
ttnOre meleuutG e~rletttern.
Die @rOOtlsn 80. tabrt fort, an 8dufer BON 2Ots 3 r.
tAune unte- 9%ena8eneer Sid .rpsif 3u g~tnGbren, UNI 6eniel.
On ben MRbau Dou QDGbnun8en pber s Ibrif iebGube en- au e-
lei9tsrn. Na9erss burG pea 3auptsAsentsn
Spf Sf6ubp, Qtsbtar. 9tp. 235,
POPS. I93 Wkt,24Wpl Otlhr. afaeaiIber.
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@urDp6t1cDe ye0eDricDtem.

GuglaU0.
Dt eneapolitant d en- 0|erbanne
Der Gerf Srutbern Jtepprter lbretbt
i6er Die neapolltlntlbe 8erbamten IS mar
ibnen seltattet woroeu, lib nad Jtew>2)orf eins
5ul4ifIen unO bic neapolItanIlde 0e8jerunB butte
lth perbinOllb 9em14t, einem Seoen pCn Ibnen
BET Der Nntuuit IN 9tep Yotf Die Suume BON
100 Dollars gu 9eben, I'M panlIt pau Is 9teue
has 2eben in Nmerlfl 81 beSInnen." Al5 oa5
Sdiff (oer Oapi0 Stuart) IN Der Wteeren8e
Don 0ibraltar an5el1ngt wlr, erbobeu ltA bic
Grllirten, Die oer nur aus lieb5epn WeInu be@
ltebenpen W1nulAaTt fat pterf1d iberleBen
w1ren, utn Aufltano" uao beltaaoen parlui,
ZAP Der @apItln (PreutIce) %ieIHen @Uur8 brett
na4 Gem Qaien BON Sort rlhten lcllte. Auf
ptele 0ute antpOrtete natlirllh per @apttdu nit
eiuer entlbieoenen Wel9eruug, er Dlro i~nOeien
lnterinlllttlh oe6 @cmlln0o8 oeS SabrSeu9e8
beraubt unp lein 5pelter Sleuermann pro te.np.
all letner Stelle gum @LpttGn Benlbt Der
leBtere peroaafte Otele 2lua5eiduauS unD 5eit>
welli9e SefDtoerun9 Del UNIFORM Der Wdlpap
Coer &eperltnIe, melHe er tru9 uno tDelAe Den
Serbanuten DaS Yertraueu e%:nll6Bte, oa6 er se>
nisenpe @tIlbrun9 ais Scemlm beldBe, UNI
nit Der 0auptflbrun9 les S9lffeS betraut wer.
pen 3u tonnen. Glntge oer @rlllrten lino pom
Aoel, unD ale, lcppbt Getltll1e wle Halen, lino
Wtdnner upn fetnem ~2ttGBeren. Die Brlelier
er estsu Durd tbre getfttt1e Gradt paS lebbaf-
teIte Saterslle Der SepOlferua5 UOn Queet8-
tuwu."
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WehQnic8 Bluuerein Jfo. 2.

Die Wtttsltebtr Obtssn 0erstns iperoen btermtt benabrth.
tiSt, fH md9aen Mtttppb Ten 80 Nfdr3, M6enSs Z ubr' In
tprem GOtnle sar eelesm66ieen balttdbrlt&en WsrlanmIuna
BET " ermebuns 8slesrtte- Straft ein3sfnben.
SMlg ". EDfnet, Sefut6r.
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Mnh MpfterOnnr.

.1ETA WWVNW WEWNGNIWW11V
AA&A&p Das fnBnr f9nelfe8elnbe prsuB. G&if oNrnptb
8Bntn9r", Capt; So. 9aspaseu rirb befimmt am
S~pnnabtn6 BEN 26. M96rS nab Obteem 5afsn errebtrt werbeu,
unb bietet III Der bsqasm etneertdtetsn erfen ub suettea
Salute cine quite W~eleeenbeit Sur ueberfdbrt.
QBeaeu QaGa9e meupe man fb an ben Gaptt6n an Nprb beS
5&tfcs an CORNERS 2Btarf pber
@etrIber 86ntnger
MI21.S 70 @trmanfr- no stairs.
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Nriifnng
Der s.. &n0nn'f cren Sthule.

Die tdertNe pruf ang pteier Nnlt It fnpet am n16tel Wfpns
tag, Deufag, nHo WttEtrD6 tn Der nNsbtnpage" (~oageftttr,
jptiAen 5rsbertds up 3arrtfUnhr.j ltatt.
Detlamattpn, 0efdn8 u. f. 10. am Dpnnerfas @beab
6h abs in ben 9en~Anembl9 .&UUnts.
Die Glte.n Der SGGltr fppie ale 5reunbe Der @rjtsbHne
1no f~reInblt1r eiueel- ben.
Die prufGng be811nt Wentdg WeorgenS prdj 8 So ubr nit
Der @Itment1rTl1ne.
gtabsrs in psm I'M g.GfaassfaII ansefalns easm pro-
grImm. i. 1Happ.
SMDRO
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Nlnsefne.

Die DrpUflpn 90. brtn8t bltruit sur Mnlstee, baB Die 5aupt
Maentur 5srrn SOr 1f@aDp Nbertrasen til, lowte, bas Die
OtBte Der ~@Ompdgnie mad fetrem 5aule, 3tabthr. Ro, 1856
Der ptatr. 6%eBenuber, perleet TT.
5err EfQ Hb 1T ~bepoAma6ttst, llnter-asenten nusuael.
Itm, 8trtdufe unb eeGie at5uIhlteBeR Muo Sl5lunasn fur Ste
@Omp aBntt In @ntpfans 3u nepmen.
Baltimore, ben "a. Nfdrj 1859.
1928 49, 1Mfi f,4ApI Mu9. Wra0t t, WrSfbent.
Orp6er 0intritts Xumcb.
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Mecbamic's 6aue.

Das sssbrte VatIitum wrb btsrmtt freunOft3f s~ing.labsn.
ndditen WfOntag Sen 20. Mdr3, Wforgen8 10 ll6r
etnem MISREPRESENTATION &uncb
bel rntr etajRnepmen, sSOmmt Ale unb eranifet gu . BET
SM Gpnrdb SenL.
SncCbcnee. St1lHm Jto. 80. Y. =. II, so.
Die D~ttt8ttioer pbea esnaant9n StartmeS perSen ;btermit
erfa9t nd@fen Wlpnta8 ben Is. Wtdrj tn tbrem QDilpam btt
eer oeamteHpagl ~ ertBstnsn, rinn fe nt9t Der anannebm.
lt2tett ausSelest 1etn Wouea, estraft 5u merpen.
. Sm anftras :. 8OseI, SER,
Sp9an Stamm Ne. l.. g. 8. 81. W.
Die WittSlteper bss 2osan Stammes @O. 1. y. 5, 81. SD.
pteben srfa4t am Spnnabeub ben 70. B. 80 @benbs s Ibr
n Der Gc8aH 9ale elmer @rtras Yerfammlung bet3apDbnen,
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THE Hon JOSHUA BELL has been compared to the
wenthcrtha was foundwith its horns in thebush Just
!, tbe nick of time to save Isaac from the sacrlfi
col knife. Tie question arises in such case it the
honorable martyr is to be considered a Bell 'ceah-
cr. : No. ;.
If the editor of the Democrat read the Bible half
as c.reiulyas he reads the resolutions of Locofoeo
meetings he would know that it wasn't ",ceofher'
that father Abraham fonnd in the thicket, but we