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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-11-09
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9trgscn, Utll6torn uno Safsr pirb an ibrrr
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9intm unb 9trn Straee In &lsntaun. (btiannt
untrr Dem Namsn Grsl'Sals) Der bS6fe Marlt.
prcis tsSatlt.
Srbrs fiir 8taufr. 5utttr unb @eIraibt tptrs
ben an ibrem StObrbauIe cbr an tbrsr Sffis BET
itrrm Soblsntufe, In bem rasn Darb C. 3.
8lspptnssr'S alter StanbJ ansenumtnsn.
sic bstrribsn aud pIe sbebem bas 6oblm.@s"
i4dft unb bas @straibe' '@efGaft an ibrrn uIisu
StanOpIGbrn. ...
Die 5reunee unb Runbsn bon SiIgbman 9ub
linb sebttsn uns nit ibrer Sunblhaft su Esaan.
ltisen, bic ibm gu Gtril purrr, inbsm mir anrs
Nt9lt&r tbun wrrprn aa9rmrtne 8efrisbisunS ju
setrn.
BdrSte ssbrn aud btsr NatriGt, Bag fe bas
9arseIb-Spfsm onssnpmmsn bapsn, unb babtr
int Stanbs iinb bsbsutsnb btlissr 30 Ssrtaufen =
oab Fe f9 unumsdnsIi@ unb In alien unb tsbsn
5dtlrn barna4 ri&ten perbrn, unp baS GrrSIt|
SpRsm eur6aus aufssssten baben.
8otb, Widlep uno 60.
@llsntaun, NcStmbsr 2. nabS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-11-09

DFSm Ser. Stoaten Seebienit be-
finoen iidb SO S6ife uno $500 See:
Soloaten.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-11-09
@rpBeS SGeibenI0ieBen

Jrsituss ben 25. 9lcSsmber, fol- am @aRbaa.
is BON 6 ius fIer, in GrpdspilIe, 8.
@atunSis 9auni&p, esGu Guuntp, stn SrUBss
S6sitrnI6it6sn fir
100 SScIicbbabmcm
ssbaltrn werbrn - nit S6rct une Sussln, auT
Iclhs @ntIernuns, aIs bic SGdsrn sinis rprrOsn
m68en. als S6iiBsn uuf spsit unb Brett IinO
frsunbi&aItlih etnSsIahrn brSupUbnsn, UNI ltH
,insn baftissn Srattn au bUlsn.
NppSmbsr 9. -3n
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-11-09

U0er prGfioent bat an ftiner iGbrs
liben Sctib # iujorbeiten be9cnnen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-11-09
Sine W1rnnn1.

gBir warnsn birrbur4 atIr gnlOnsn Sur benz
Nntauf BON &U6Sicn, nit elmer bOblm @itt.
prer bctlm &rruSRudsn, ausesHpmmsn GUI6e
wsIGe pcn uns scma6t fnb-Inbem mir bic al.
Istnisrn GiSner pom rsm 9atsnt fdr bic gsrfsrtia-
un8 Scn ben tpbIen Witttn Ubr 8rs,Haddsn
iinO-uno auf ale 9GiOnsn wsl&s unIsr Datsnt
UsrleBen, bic 9an5e Strsnss Der @rIsbe anipsnbsn
prrprn.
Stuart uno peterfcn,
@irn:Scunosrs, gBiIcp:Strass, c6srbulb Der l3tsn.
Spua'slpp'a' "0SfmOsr z. nqtW
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-15
AIOU NJ AUBURN
YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE

HNHIS Select Srm'L"ty. situated in the heautifN
l. aud healthy suburb { incihhuti. ca1I.d Noini
Auburn. claims equal siLidiig z with The most hp-
proved Srli"os IN th'' Eastern States
The pupils tnrm part "r th fanily Of tue Prinri
|. aud The ,hhrges placed ;t til l"wrst raj ts
consistent with the super "r. "f the domestic
rinermchis nj si,ie f III Institution.
The, c0urs. of education reaches the highest
branches usual in the bees, F,,nal. :rminarirs.
There are two sessions OF abOut tweul. -one weeks
each. ..t-
Th, charge for board, lodging, light, washing.
tnaii4, scientific and ci' ssicai branches, siJU per
session.
Music. singing, painting and Modern Languages at
customary rt's.
Briig within few minutes ride from Fourth
Street, by 0irh,us leaving every half hour III :
SCI "ol f"rs peculiar facilities TO families residing
on the river.
For the sucr Of the Institute in accomplishing
its als, reference is n.de with great condolences 10
Is patrons. r-. te.
Tue next session will open on Tuesday. the 18th
1T 1Artrmhrr, iS5D. ..
.Arriicpions may l." made 10 Rev. +. \. CRAW-
LEY, u. H.. MoIit Auburn; orto J, n. WHITE, Esq.
at Moor''. WilsIarh K",s g. Co.'S. Gin, iniiati,
Reference is: lsn mad. with I,crmisi"n) to Hon
" B. IIono,, and Mries Pom:roy. Esp. Pou,r roy
Ohi". August 81 ihj9.-3G.3tt
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-15
INSTITUTE,
HAkTEnRn ClrY. MASON Co.. Iva.

rTNhis Institute has been successfully commenced
L und - :hi patronage of thn Hartford city Coal,
Mining Il Ma!,ufacinrlng Company. for the benefit
of F,aMyps- nn,l Me- HAs cs' sous and daughters.
where IA ~ u,uy ,rriva the advr hinges of superior
EDUCATION 20 VIII has liil'ert" been of "r'i th m
IN C",nmou schools Mt charg's snfici"ni,E low TOR
all to embrace u rdnpl 'ts Acad 'mical Eincatinn.
II il tow cLt"rg its ond SESSION. AMI IL dp.
licltfuIy situated an .nlly siopIng S'nhy emf
n"ncc. owe lnnting iii, river Ohio. aud only sor,
distanr. from tn St ambOIt Landing. IN school
Room and Teach 'r's Residnc. Is h:h IN ihti .pi-
lions nuiiiing formerly krown as the Brethren
iiurc'.
Til, room confirms 9.nNO sirA fest, and Is replct
with ev .r, sniiaii' cohvrni"nce.
The heating and lighting apparatus Is perfect;
lav'ag four l.rs" H"S.". nmi ga, 81 "f window
way, making II the most desirable. healthy situation
imaginable.
attnrh ID. far III" Of stud .uts. rout lining mhUy
'xr.ii nj standard works. with monthly anil weekly
-ro iicis.to suit til. sir ~ all ties aud il is
Ladies. accom- Ianimrnt 9TH City Brass Band
IN full operation grrry er ming Cd.
TIL" School is conducted hy the Principal, aided b,
Assistants. male aud female.
The male pupils are taught every branch of learn
iug necessary for th 'ir future advantage. making
them allie of entering. all such duties may
hereafter "fi .r Cor til .lr w.ai. . t.. ..
The female h"parm ~, nrc also taught every nee
ssary accomplishment. with plain aud fancy neean-
work in Ad.iii"n ton sound srh"instir c",'rsc.
Hoifs nf attendance. to IL, aHd To ), for youth.
aud g., Ia . fnr adults.
hls may tn. children Gf the above receive Ne lib
.ra an in"ation ia IN arisdrratc inst tons. whosc
tiargrs 'XciIn'c n,ny II naturally talented child
from "himiiins th assistance necessar! TO develop
its mi' ct.
pnpiis clars ID oni, rom tim" OF entranre.
Trrius per 'sSion of months. 81 81 each.
lin ted nunb'r If b"ir'iers are taken at a small
hargr.
i,sf.r.uce. may b" has, parents, Of pupils. either
N Ohio, West Cnunhi Mason City or ihis place,
IN application 10 VI Principal. al ih- Institute.
SAMUEL Il. SAUNDERS, Pfeceptor.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-15
Transfers Of IIc.1I Estate.

The following transfers Of Ltnd wer'
madr ON the bucks Of the County Audi
tor. for the week ending NV. l9, 1859
BsDFoap Tx. B. Siles to John
Mavhus sh. g. acres in sec 26: $l7a.
CoLuMBIA TP Nahum Ward /" James
Durbin, log acres in sec. 81; 1885,. B
Wilson to john Cline. 80 acres in seq 3 D;
1915. N. B,bo to Ira Woud. 90 acres
in ssc. 81; $82. Jonathan Downward to
VIM ElwardS, jr., 83 acres in sec. ! :;
$I.2W.
LEBANON TP Nathan Par to Isaac
Parr. 100 acres in secs. 2J, 81 and 22.
8 40.
LErAkr TP Spencer H IIayman t"
Ge',. W. and john r Hayman. go acre
in secs s and 6; ~ 900.
Owe Tp.-F'aucis Blel to Isaac Fl.
Fellows, 43f acres in se..s. 10 and "a.
$l.2J0. Jelem,ah Ollum t' Isaac Il. F..
lows. - acres in secs. 10 and "a; $i,2 10.
RUTLAND Tr.-C,leb Com<,"k to
George TILES. 90 ACRES in sec. II; $4G5
Luh+r Merrill to James Grapes, S a.r.s
in ser. 81; 800. James Grapes to Sam
u-l r Graham. S acIes III sec. 81; SO ~.
Amos G Bailey to Jackson Darst. 81
acres in sec 26; So Wm. McMas:4r,
to Jscks"n Da'st. % acres in sec. 26
$45J WIN Ii Stevens t" J"In f. S.e.
v-ns, 7sl a",e, in sec. 7; $4,000.
SALhA TP -Mirh.el lfauk to A:en
Ceciel, 81 acres in s-r. 3G. $50.
SCIuu fP. Hura i,n White to Hnrar.
C"udr-. acre in SEC. u: $50, Lewis
Davis To VIM Il. Homer, ~ acres in sec
9: $3.50
SCTT,N TP.-Wm. Dunn to Luciu-
Cross. landing in f,.mt Of Main and stree,
ab.,ve. ir Racine. 1875. ...
RACINE VIM. Dunn TO Lucius Cross.
L.. No. 20; $5J.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-15
Court of Common P.ens.

The Court of Common Pleas closed Az
unu.uaslv long anu busy sessi"n On Sat
urday morning last. We intended 10 glv-
synopsis Of the business OF he term
but haze been 30 necessarily occupied tina!
we have not had time to prepare it.
The civil docket WAS unusually large.
and every case in which Ike parties were.
ready 70: trial, was disposed Of As all
our citizens, as well as Attorneys. have
implici, c"ntilrnce in his Honor Judge
Nash. nearly every case which the law
permitted, was submitted to him fnr trial
without a jury. This saved mu,h time,
and added greatly /" the lesseniny Of COSTS
and the dirpa ch Of business.
The Gand Jury returned large mum
Der Of indictments. a majority of which,
we believe. were under the liquor law
NJ ,st Of them were continued to the mex
term. aa.s%
Two persons were tried for Peniten'ia,
often ,es, AMI b,ih convicted. Mcdonald
Cor forgery. and john Hewitt for an assault
with intent to kill They were senlcnred
TO three years each. Both cases were the
result Of in;emperance.
Several persons were prosecuted for vi
ola,ions of the "iqunr" law. and convicted
Que was fined 800 and c,,sIs, and i'm
prisoned 81 days. Another fined SlUu
and costs. and some Others, we brlieve.
$50 each. The Judge announced lI,a
hereafter he would give those convict d
tie full pen i J Of the law.
, We b. ieve The proceedings Of this tenn
will greatly cheek the illegal sale of IN
'oxica'iny liquors in Pome"y. aud all
good ci iz-ns owe u debt of thanks To The
Court and is "ffic.rs ioI their efficient
and prompt action in the premises. Ii it
was distinctly understood that the Jaw
would BE- enforced, as other laws are, few
would venture o. its yiulainn. and much
of the crilse, and cost Of its prDsecu ion
in our county, would be dispensed with.
1t least four mn. in the prime of life.
and all Of them. we believe, with families.
have been sentenced To the Peni,eniary by
our Court. in the last year, who might.
and no doubt would have BEEN. goud ci j.
zens, but for the USE of in,oxira ing llq-
uors. In addition to this. our jail LA,
been generally occupied by others. for
petty offrn-es. which they would have
sc.rned 10 commit. If sob4r. Ought not
this 10 be y warning 10 all. To shun the IN
sbriaIing cup as they would destroyer?
1t is a subject Tor deep rpdsction. apl
every good citizen ought 70 lend his in-
futpceo in whatever way he can to do
aawy with, he great evil. 4 3 -
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-15
sunday Ac,.soi Tx,.ii.liio.s.

'sTh4 Sunday SahooI"ffheM EFChurch
Of this place will giveapublic exhibition,
consisting Of declama'ions, dialogues and
vocal music, on, the evening Of December
ls,. A,Imli;sree for adults. 25 cents
children under forrieen years of age 10
cents. The proceeds will be applied t"
The purchase of,new books for the library
Thoae who patr,eiza the Exhibition will.
beside, briuy entertained themselves. en-.
courage those who take part in the eyer
cises. AMI assist in procuring books for
the scEool which are much needed. A
large attendance is desired and expected.
~ COMMITTEE.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-15

Road Noltre.

4 PETITION will he presented n the
~ Eoard ni Commissioners of NeigS un-
". nj iheu D-ctintrr t-SSinn asking tor he
llctairnu Of the Stale Road leading from
Ia a'hrnlis to Pomerov. sad alteration de-
.rrih,h as i"ll wS, 20 vii: Beginning AT the
ain Stale Road ON ih- hank o. The OHIO
Hiv-r on the lrweI side # Siory'S Run. 10
,aISh"ry Toa nSh'p thence following The
me te'Ween !. Twin aud J.. r.. Su,iey TO
tear James Mauk'S house; ll,nnt HE ,ear-
81 aud hes. way to Storv's Run nrar john
tanks house; thence the nearest and lest
Aay 10 l., aiding Greek q Stori distance below
h- nnu'li of Thomas Creek: them 10 the
Loading Creek and Midhieporl Road, imte.-
tciing The same near Il house on Lemuel
'"wrl's place, ROW occupied 10y WrSlun
il&el. And hat 81 much oi the SAID Stale
''"au he vacated as lies bt tween The mouth
+ Hlnry's Run aud the Ferry At Lending
Cr.ek A PETITIONER
Nov 80 -4w ..
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-15
g-The rOhio No: g" no,withstanG

wThe "Ohio No: g." no,withstand.
ing The low stage Of the river. makes her
regular trips between Cincinnati and Ma
riella. The community could not afford
to lose her in this trade. Her officers
are the. best. and her accommodations
are such. as might be expected Of frs
rae Differed buat. y
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-15
Racine O., Nov. |, 1859.

The undersigned will continue che busi
ness at the old stand Front Street. where he
viii at all times have we'll selected stock
Dt Drugs, Pants, Ui!s VarnIsh.s, Dye ,iutfs
G ass, nsh, Doors, B,eks, Stationery Wall
Paper. Grass ana Gartn Seeds, 'rohacco. Cl-
ga rs. Furniture, Stone and Wooden Ware,
Lime and Cement, 10 when he w,nll re
s,eciiulI. call The attention Of his trends, as
well 10 IN 'se oi MS late partner, Mr.. SIiRs
jones, feelne confident thai hr can Off
such induce enls as wlii make II tu their in-
lerest 10 allow hln a i;.li snare OF their Gus
tom. Your ir end, tru,y, es.
.t hi ys4 ~ j. X. ELLIS.
Racine. o., Nov. 1, ,'59.--a6-3t
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-15
nlmrri;.ge Liccllses

Issued by the Probate Julge Of Maigs
Courly, for. the week ending Nov. l2:
Jacob Hawk 10 Adellne Sloan;
Hugh Kennedy to Elizabeth Lowry;
G. G. Copeiane TO .Elizabe,h Morrison;
Jacob H. Feiger 10 Lizzie Church;
John Conner to Emily Chtrell;
r. B Hayden to Sa-aa A. DooIitlle;
Philip Miller to Sophia lIaas.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-15

ETWee learn that from twenty Ia
tweniy2fse coal miners left this plare on
Thursday last. They were engaged r
work inn mine in the interior Of Tennes
see or'Ktniucky.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-15
Fall G o O d s.

Tusi received a supply Of seaspnable goods
d conSlsungo! Drv Gonos, Chlhng. b Inks,
nlalI"mery,- Grecertes. ttaTdwar-, and~saii
other kindsaof wares and gno,ls, wh'ch.tare
want,d m tins country, making it THE best
assortment af MerChdn'iize To liz found un
dri any rupi I'D The cou sty--ali of winch wrll
be- sold at very small advance, for cash, OF
approved traile. ~ s4s8 - -: -.
Corner of Frout and Linn streets,s
4. Oct. ~ tn, ,42-u, Whis IL. REMINGTON.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-15

EE- The convention uf Raiilrnad Gone
raj Trk"I Agents. at Cincinnati. has pas.
srd r-,"lu i.'ns establishing unii"rm rates
If fare The fare from New York t"
Cincinnati WAS fixed M 800.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-15
Dt>AUluGi"m of Cop.svame,shiv

NiiE c"parinership hereinfore existing he
L. tween Ihe nnd' Is gnrd, under the fra
nf ELLIS " JONES, is thus da, dlss,t,e ed by
mutual cnnSeut. .r
J. X. ELLIS will attend to closing the aui
S'auding hnsintSs, W irCH MUST Dr. DONE iMME-
DIATEry, and is aniiIr,Zed tr USE the name Oi
The firm lor lhs pur 'use. J Il. ELL J..
.SILaSJ JONES ID
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-15
Probate ('Olsrt.

NE STATE or ONO, Mrms County, S.
! Fi,Hl Stiil-n ent Of Accounts -.-Nnire is
he:ehN gwen That The accounts OF the fnil"w-
u. prrSomS have been flied in the Prn' ave
G url. IL and tor said county. 'or setiIem' nj: !
l.IIaS ior,, Admir- Of Ira Story, decd: j II.
.hlis"n aud J. Il. Ellis, Executions I'll Ttr mas
T. PinnrlI. her'd, hirh accounts viii te,
,ta:d and settled ON he 8lh dan Of Nov EN-
'tr next. AkTHLk MERRILL.
Oct. %, 1889 -t3-3l* PIJbalt judge.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-15
Administrators Notice.

MoFICE IL herehv gwen 'hd the Smhscri-
~ brrs have heen appo,n'e,. and q ~ fed as
imnis'riTs rf he estate nj J 'hs v. Br,wn,
rate OF Megs Coau'v decreased | al-d at
P"m,rroy, this l4'h dav uf " we" her A. ID
1859. u. N, Bl CKLFY.
4i-3t# SARAH 4 Nm BROWN.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-15

@"Dun'l fail to SEE Sixth Annual An-'
noun, em-mt," and brilliant otfe,s, in an.
other column.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-15
{,0hL.nIyGE EAlLl.,

THE SUBSCRIBER desires TO inform the
WI ea,-grow, rsnl Me igs and adjoning Cnun-
les that he will give. in eAchanle fur one
hnSteI OF good, clean WLea:, ~ p6ands Of
FlOmr. '-, .s ..~- s.
Persons wishing large lots Of Flour made,
can have IT manufactured at 40 cents per brl.,
oGlI to 90 10 The owil,r"f The Wheat.
The highest cash pnct paid for Wheat.
..a. G WILLIAMSON.
July 2s. '59.-20,' ...m . t,"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-15

E1- See advertisement, Of Iron Fencing
and Por;ic,ss. by-T. s. Ki'ker. of Iron.
ton. Work gotten up by Mr.. Kirker is
considered inferior to no other. ~
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-15
Ms,iella d Gin. and Hillshnro u Gin r. r
IL. e Ms I:s,s ssR

E Sss !asA !saSA 5Iss,55. .fssssss:sssg
NNnnd after M"nd y. April II, trains will! leave
~ Athens ;ts tnllows:
GoiSa h E,ar--Mnil at 9lorM
I'm NG " Esr-Mnii at I(Jpir
the mail trains rast md west make clnS conuac
ous al parker>hirg with the trains of the Baltimore
nj Ohio Railroad.
MI trims east and west make connection 1T Love.
lahd with irans un the Little Miami Railroad to and
rom CnlumhnS.
Tickets ut reduced rates are sold at Chillieo The and
nlrns, for Columbus. ....f..r' -.'
1hrnn! h tickets eau he ohnned Mt the principal
ick" offices the line of the Road for an roIits
Nst and west.
lar hr rates will hc made all tickets p,,r, ascd
lhr tick / offices. h. GATES. Sup't
j. F"G"rT. GrhI Ticket Ag't. Chill. Ap. II, 80.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-15
A. KOHI ,

HN Linn Street, north Of Smiths Shoe
J Stare. holds himself in readiness 10 re-
nair UMBRELL AS. in the most Substantial
mnnner. IIr Will also buy, al liberal rriceS,
I'D l'ml elias. nno2.Iv
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-15

EF-F"r MaSir and good inst, uman'
Gallon NJ, g.. Bands a,,ner, who alver,
tisps asynni9M .lp leon i.,r sale. #
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-15
JOHN S. DAVIS,

I ATE Of the firm of Crowley Il Davis, de-
"a signs prosecuting the Planning business,
nj The old siaud on Sugar Run Thankful
for he lihtral hrstowal of patronage hereto
fore he will -ndravor to merit lis cnGtinu-
,ncr hy Frplnp,nesS and nea,ness. l6-tf
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-15
GREAT VARIETY.

ta' GREAT VARIETY.
4 NYTHlNG from a''Nutm,'g 10 u Barrel of Flour''
~ tan he procured ut n. Franks establishments on
Front Street II few doors below Court. Fnncrny. U.
e. SIS. SILE ERMAN, Agt.
Nevada national., 1859-03-12

Uo.1lS At UAsaNGroN.-The Washing
ton Union call. one OF the hotels of that city
a model hotel A model hotel in Wash
irrtnn = Think OF that V who in the vast
drrnry caravansarirs of the capital have
brnk-r the bell.rJpe in the at;emps TO sum.
mon, o siip->hvd siyaut. WHO It he ever
came forgot the message that lie did not
comprthend Think of that yc who have
brushed the corkrouch,s away TO make IA
clean place for your plate! 1t is but justice
to the Union. however. To say that it speaks
of a house that is going to he ned I
hotel II is to be hoped for the benefit of
travellers. that il will not be merry model
U-ashin gfoa ho,sl.'-p Precedence Journal
Nevada national., 1859-03-12

RFsri1C1loN.-A lady Of this city, says
the Charleston Mercury. yesterday received
from Rev. T. j. Sullivan. pastor OF the Ca
ihedral the sum oil sjo0. payment of an un'
known indebtedness. confessed to be right.
fully dut the heirs of her father. The deb,
has rrma 1rd unpaid Tor at least period OF
twenty fi,e wears. a. The 7ouored parent OF
the lady has beea dead over twenty
wears. a. the money wa- received through
the Confess onrl OF course the source from
Which it came not mmunicated. The
act i, pr..isevorihy, aud strongly exhibits
8. confidence aud tru,, -ePo'cd 10y members
OF tue Catholic communion ~ their pastors
Nevada national., 1859-03-12

UNHAPPY MArcuES-A year and halt
ago. four young ladies in Cincinnati were
mtrried a, tie same hour. Two have since
separated from their husbands and the other
two are trying to get separated.-tEr.
A lady IN Indiana has obtained a divorce
from her hustard because be always laid
with biz back TO her er-[EI
Nevada national., 1859-03-12
AppcIi OF iac Lndic.' lsouut fernOn
Ass0ciaiioH. 90 tine People 81 iht
state 81 a.sfD4niu.

A recent appointment by Mss Ann Pane
la Cunningham Reg'a, Of tLe Mount Yer
non Ladies' Association OF the Unian. has
dcvolyel upon the unders' Eued. the d,.iy and
the privilege Of placing before the people %
This STATE the PURPOSES o. the A-sociatIuc.
An Act O. Incorporation i.um the STATE oi
Virginia aulhnr.zes the Association Ito plr-
chase. bold ard improve two hundred acres
Of Mount Vernon. including TIE mansion as
veil as thc tomb Of George Washington.
and to receive 4 deed in fe, simple. and to
exercise full power over the use aud manage
men, Of the same.
Under tEis charter constitution has been
adopted. which vests the power Of manage
ment in Regent and lee Regents, selected
one from each tate in The Union.
In April under the ada ice OF legal gentle
men. q contract Wa- executed fnr he pur-
chase OF Mount Vernon for Sl000o1. If
which SIS 600 was To- be paid cash So coo
on the 1T January. ISIS. aud the balance in
:lrre equal insallmeuts Of S4l.666,G6, with
interest from ,he date o! tn" contract. paya-
NE on the 22d of February. 1860, 1851 and
1862.
Until payment in full. the proprietor is to
retain possession. but such payment may he
made at any time.
The cash payment was made, and the graf
flying ip,slligeucs has lately reached Us THAT
Nevada national., 1859-03-12
My deares, Maria" wrote quite an

My dearest Maria. wrote = quite a1ec-
tionate husband to bis vie & strongmiuded
woman. Slc wrote him back. "Deares. let
me correct eiiAer your grammar or your
morals. You address ne Iy dearest Maria
Am to suppose you have ether Dear
Marla>''
Nevada national., 1859-03-12

10 During the las, moments Of Winn, q
Roch er printer wao lately died, he wa,
heard TO say:-'l am on my last stickful-
| AN coming 10 a plr,graph-lnd suppose
Ill have to w4it for ola Death to put Ia
psyi OIL
Nevada national., 1859-03-12

The Canadians have eoertly adopted the
decimal notation 10 Their coin. Three new
silver peicc. are i,.ued ol ihr value, resp Ct
iNelN fse. .nn cnA iHenty cents.
Nevada national., 1859-03-12
The COMPOUND SYRUP
-uT-
ssrssaprilla. yellow Dock, and
l0dide of Potags.

IL no more nor less than what its name imlie. each
do.s Of ono tsbla spo niul contain tive grains of
Iodide Of Putsss We defy competiion in this article
a. our arrangements are such that > get our 81 a.
,,rlln Root direct from louduras and our Tniide II
E.,s.s direct from England in large quantities con.
ssqu4nilv We believe We are the only hrm Who can
trni.h The "a me article At 81 per bottle II can be
.old bv all resi- ectable druggists at the above price
r. careful and get the genuine ariiele-u,e none
ether and from past experience We are well a'sur~d
.ho rn.x use ii-packed in one snd two dozen ases
ready tn lhip to any part OF the country. huegisis
will ind II 10 their advantage ts u this sarsApar
h in prefereuee to all other.
r. HALL & co Proprietors,
Ik3 and las Clay street, belw Montgomery
sT.ly san fTAnci'eo.
lillian LDV1zEyHErsyR. agent. Grs.s VALLEY
Nevada national., 1859-03-12
Thr Inst S.euf.

IN uLivLt n. HulNEs
Law L.m .u,e before.
A. he ia--,l hl llr door.
Aud again.
Tue ntrue4' mes r,solut
Asn~tatcr- ert-t s.o4aI
with li, cane
Th.y ,-y. tua. .n Ai- sal.s.
lie the irunIus Aui., ,i time
C-iAim down.
Not a hciiri man v4s foanJ
=, the ctirr ou u.. r14nd
Through .Ae ,oaa.
Eat pos bee walks ,Ae streets
A.. ly l.1tsai all Dc meets
ir,o.u--
And Ar 90. ae- 4.- feal- h-aI-
Ia. 10 ,,e4 j, -ae .tl-
"Ihcs are gone
Tie mos = marbles re,t
"a ihr i,- i'a, ia. pressed
futl 1.aum
Aa' the nome, De- loved TO hear.
Have orel carved for many a ear
On tLefuf1b
Ny Gelr'mams ha. saii--
Poos -ii % ?, ,Ae 4. dead
lo.g ago
That uc Han Roman nose.
Aal 4.s check wa Ike rose
In .l- snow -
But now his nose isthin
A. 10 rests upoa q chin
Ikea
Alla .a.la d, ia h..J lack
Aufauel,ls.o'y cracF
h le A4sl
SNOW .t4-a .ll
Tor me 10 stand gF.u
A. lIm here
Eut-tac ol+ 'hree coruerei Hst.
And the brcrclr- .--aul-.n that
A.a 800 .-et,'
til5fI.hauli i,se 90 be
The 'if ilf na tae tree
htH -H-
fc, theu ,a-ea. Us $50 now
At'.r". .H-.-.e au.-I.
Whore ic.a-