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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-09-23
Poetry. !.
dt i, saa., From the Barbour Jeffersonian
THE DEVIL AND THE LAWYER.

I'VE have been requested by legal friend to repub
lsh the following stanzas and we do so without en-.
dorsing the sentiment, wish to keep upon good
terms with class of men who ever supposed to
possess suohp power over the "Od Boy' himself] -
The Devil came up to the earth one day. a. b.
And into a courthouse he wended his way, ri
just as an attorney with very grave face, =
Was proceeding to argue the points in the case.'
Now, a lawyer his majesty never had seen,
For to his dominions none ever had been, rf4
And he felt very anxious the reason to know,
Why none had been sent to the region below.
Twas the fault of his agents, his majesty thought
That none Of these lawyers had ever been caught,
And for his own pleasure, he felt desire ,'a
TO come to the earth and the reason inquire. y
Well, the lawyer who rose with visage so grave,
Made out his opponent consummate knave, '
And the Devil was really greatly amused, u
10 hear the attorney so greatly abused. --
But soon as the speaker had come to close.
The counsel opposing then fercely arose, s5l
And heaped such abuse upon the head of the
aa first, g'' n zasia 1t' ~ ea@@ od1 81 n
That made him villain of all men the worst.
Thus they quarreled, contendcd, and argued 50
long, a.H ras saut na 3a.r -sas 10
Twas hard to determine which of them was
wrong, f.l L-.@2 q ~ ..'
And concluding he'd heard enough Of the stfuss,
Old Nick turned away, and soliloquised thus:
They have puzzled the court with their villain
Gus cavil, aa5 9Ha =Has.tF =.a aaa~.-
And I'm free to confess that they've puzzled the
Devil, ts .4-
Ny agents are right to let lawyers alone; 80 .
If had them they'd swindle me out of my
throne" slagfta a.aaH @.E rs 4g3g,sl fI
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-09-23
Our N Ovel.
FDD D0N9 Ql1HFlN(D,
NEW ENG AND IRA AGED Y

The tenacious Hyde constition, that
was proverb in Greenfield, conquered
at last, and Hitty became conscious, to
find herself in chamber whose plaster
ed walls were crumbling away with damp
ness and festooiied with cobwebs, while
the uncarpeted floor was checkered with
green stains mildew, and the very old
four-post bedstead on which she lay was
fringed around the rickety tester with
rags Of green moreen, mould-rotted. ae.
Hitty sank back on her pillow with a
sigh; she did not even question the old
negress who sat grooming over the fire, as
to where she was, or what had befallen
her; but accepted this new place as only
another misty delirium, and in her secret
heart prayed, for the hundreth time, to
die. n.s.t .,az Ef.fs.7., Eff -F .rsa, e al,gzg :
Slowly she recovered; for prayers to
die are the last prayers ever answered;
we live against our will and tempt living
death year. after year, when soul and
body cry out for the graves repose, and
beat themselves against the inscrutable
will of God only to fall down before it
in bruised and bleeding acquiesence. So
she lived to find herself immured in this
damp and crumbling house, with no So
ciety but drinking and crime-haunted
husband and the ignorant negroes who
served him, society varied now and then
by one or two men revolving enough in
speech and aspect to drive Hitty to her
own room, where, in creaking chair,
she rocked monotonously back and forth,
watching the swapping fire, and dream
ing dreams Of past that seemed now
but visionary paradise. boz a-s4Ia 81.
For now it was winter, and the heavy
drifts of snow that lay on Dimock's mead
ow forbade any explorations which the
one idea of finding her child might have
driven her to make; and the frozen sur
face of the river no white-sealed ship
could traverse now, nor the kissing pad
dle-wheels of a steamer break the silence
with intimations Of life, active and salient
far beyond the lonely precinct Of Abne1
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-09-23


through box of various contents that
stood in one corner, extracted from it a
delicate steel chain, finely wrought, but
strong as steel can be; then, at the forge,
with sundry. tools carefully chosen and
skilfully used, he soldered one end of the
chain to the ring, and, returning to his
wife, placed it again upon her finger.
"Here, Bill" growled he, "where's that
paddock off the'tool-chest, eli! give it here!
This woman is a fool,-ha, ha,} ha!-she
wanted to get away from me, and she's
my wfe!'' uaaaY gd1 asbaH g3et< 1oo 4
Another peal of dissonant laughter in
terrupted the words. r19a yU+ ggjfv ..ner
h"What a id good joke! I swear |
haven't laughed before, this dogs age!
And then shs was going to rid herself Of
the ring! as if that would help it! Why
there's the promise in black and white, -
slove honor and obey,'-sI take thee ABB
ner,'-ha, ha! that's good! But fast bind,
fast find; she amt going to get rid of the
ring. I'll make it as tight as the prom
ise; both of 'em III last to doomsday.-
Give me the paddock you scoundrelv'
Bill, the man he addressed, knew too
much to hesitate after the savage look
that sent home the last words, ,-and, |,
drawing from bag of tools and dies a
tiny paddock and key, he handed them to
Dimock, who passed the chain about Hit
tvs thin white wrist, and fastening it
with the paddock, turned the key, and,
withdrawing it from the lock, dropped it
into the silvery heat Of the forge, and
burst into a fit of laughter, so savage and
so inhuman that the bearded lips of his
two comrades grew white with horror to
hear the devil within so exult in his pos
session of man. 221 @A@s5a Jlpm 70 -@i3o
Hitty sat, statute like in her chair;
stopping, the man unbound her, and she
rose slowly end steadily to her feet, look
ing him in the face.oIt sd 1t1A9 ,9'ET9EE.. .7
h"Lookr' said she, raising her shackled
arm high in the air,-ssI shall carry it to
God"-and SO fled, up the broken stair
way, out into the moonlight, across the
meadow, the three men following fast,
over the fallen boughs that winter had
strewn along the shore, out under the
crooked elm, swift as light, poising on
the stern Of the boat, that had swung out
toward the channel, and once more lift
her hand high into the white light, with
one spring she dropped into the river, and
it's black waters rolled down to the sea-
els 4Gtlg.orl lConcluded.] ytjIoaUgJ egLg
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-09-23
A. ]. Smith.

Wsseh maker, ambretypest and porsrait painter,
Clocks. watches and jewelry repaired to order: am
brotypes taken and put up in the most secure man
ner; portraits painted canvass in oil colors from
lite, or from ambrotypes.S-Th celebrated Seth
Thomas clocks for sale at prices corresponding -
the scarcity Of money. Ali work done on reasoua.
PIE terms and warranted 90. FIRST door west Of
the POST Office, DEBORAH, Iowa. % $3.50 ,--st asa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-09-23
ODE TO A FROG.

The frog-the scienti6ckest g0I8Es
Of Natures handiwork, h.eaaaz,
The frog that neither walks nor runs,
But goes it with a jerk; O. =,
You raise your stick to hit him,
On his ugly looking mug, II al
But ere you get it half way up si.
Adown he goes-KER-cHUG. i
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-09-23
Curiosities.

A hair from the head Of river. i4
"A blanket from the bed Of the ocean. 90
rApillow from glory's bed. A0 L;- 5s5xa
A one dollar bill from the change Of the moo
Some spokes belonging to the wheels Of s.
Some bark peeled off the north pole. le4 lis
A lump Of ore from mine Of knowledge. 2
Anerve from the tooth Of o comb .a.E,yi.
., A cap for the head Of . pin. } .7,s,,<
A glass for the eye Of o needle.
A leaf from the branch Of river.
A glove for the hand Of nature.
Some buttons for coat Of paint. l.i e,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-09-23
e. F. Remick.
B. T. Hunt.
Renick 4 Hunt.

:. jG.Io> ,e...t Remick Hunt,
Attorneys at law, McGreeor. Iowa-This firm having
formed copartnership hereby tender their profess
sonal services to the public They fatter themselves
that their experience councillors and advocates,
will render entire satisfaction. Practice in all the
iect;onsMoes s s',e at FRpt atentton given to col
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-09-23
S. Herrick,

-, y. U1-TT1 - e1s 5. HerTick, 7aT q 47II7 2 woT
Dealer in dry goods groceries clothing leather SHOE
makers findings, hardware iron, nails glass, sash
All kinds of produce received in exchange for goods
ana LIBERAL prices given at his Cash and Barter Store,
New Oregon, Iowa .,,a.6 t..-as.t. 1,,; :. -
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-09-23
sagle Exchange Hotel,

BY :. M Cole, New Oregon, Howard county, Iowa
Having purchased the above hotel and made such i'm
provements as the wants Of the public seem to de-
mand 1 solicit q share of public patronage-N B.
NJ o. Walkers stages leave this house daily for oil
points east and west raaJG s9vgs 8a M 4 M
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-09-23
MI. 3. Mead.

Attorney and counsellor at law and notary public New
Oregon, Iowa, will practice in all the courts Of the
10th judicial district. Prompt attention given to
securing and collecting debts in northern Iowa and
southern Minnesota. Good reference given when
desired 3A 1Ha aTst.> Jff ol IFf oi'aE ffi7T3~
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-09-23
The Presidency.

Wentworth Of Chicago, Republican M- -Mst>I
or Of that city, thus speculates upon the cAa'ses
Of the opposition leaders:
A"Seward will get New York, Chass Nill So
Ohio Cameron will get New Jersey Rand Pcni--.
sylvania, Banks will get Massachusetts, an.
probably all New England, Illinois will 9 i 4.
Lnoole Ramsey will gst. lMinnesoss Inn s Vs.
date We consider the Republican NOMINEES asss
|cidedly in the woods" .Elsa
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-09-23
G, IT. Munsor.

Justice Of the Peace New Oregon Howard county Iowa.
will attend to making collections paying taxes ma
king conveyances and the examination Of titles
Charges HIGH. Noreference to gve-The marriage
\ ceremony will be attended to on short notice. Hi
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-09-23
fremont House .

Situated the of Mill and Water streets Deco
rah, Iowa. Ira Protheroe Proprietor Good sta
rages and careful drivers convey travellers to any
part of the country. s.$1i' .'" ~ ae]3 my
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-09-23
DR.. J. J. Clemmer,

Physician and surgeon, New Oregon, Iowa. will attent
to all calls in his profession whether by night or BY
day. Office at his residence on Main street. frs
dsor nsrth of LAWYERS drug store '
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-09-23

Special notices. leaded will be charged at the rate
of $S3 for every ten lines for one insertion.
GF Positively no variance from the above rates.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-09-23

Geo. n. VanLeuven, sel=afs .l .+
Attorney at law, Lime Springs Howard county, Iowa,
will promptly attend to all legal business entrusted
to his care. (. ,..-- ..g. h, ..t,s. p -s
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-09-23
Cards..

Baugh Stoneman, al .s p
Attorneys and counsellors at law McGregor, Iowa. will
practice in the courts of the 10th judicial district
Office opposite Waverly Hotel. 90
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-09-23

Elijah 0dell,
Attorney and counsellor at law Office on Main street
in the new building adjoining the New York store
(up stairs,) McGregor, Iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-09-23

Hunter & Scott, - ,...,i .....
Wholesale and retail grocers and dealers in hides
grain. provisions leather and shoe findings. Oppo
site fremont House, Decorah Iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-09-23
THE PLAINDEALER #8GFG
JOB [plD1Nr1Ny@ ROOMS
r Bill-Heads, n ma.r E.s.,fq, y
g.@..a Ball Tickets, ga 'uo
.,r .,.." ....1s Z, .l2., Blanks, Cards,

t@ ".a@ To- At the lowest cash prices -4u eff. q
In style unsurpassed by any establishment in the
West. " ' -..'
Nevada national., 1859-05-14
NEW MEDICAL SALT.

The most remarkable discovery In medical science
since tho days Of Csen. is the Antiphicgiste Salt,
recently discovered by Doct. D Cogswell Of Boston.
II !. perfect substitute for the lancet the leach,
and the blister never falling to diseases Of an
inh.mmatory nature. This wonderful combination
Of chemical salt. Is not patent medicine but the
prescription OF eminent physician. 1t only
diseases caused BY Inflammation, such as Rheuma-
tsm, Brain Fever, Neuralgia, serofula. Dyspepsia,
Ulcers. Gravel Asthma Piles yeneresi and cutsne.
Gus diseases, and in short, all diseases proceeding
from Inflammation, whether Of the head, chest,
lragr, throat abdomen or exifehities. Iis effect
20 BALANCE me rLurDs Of the body, and rorAifsE
THE cIRcrt.uoS Of ths blood. II opersies in the
prevention snd Of mslgn disease, In precise
" tine manner as the vaccine matter, which
Il resembles alike IN ts application ndefseis This
chemical combination is so powerful and instanta'
neous in It's results that the dose Is only what will
ashere quill dipped in tie salt and held TO the
tongue for ONE MINUTE. The most astounding re
suits have invariably followed its in the Atlantic
States and thousands Of testimonials as TO its vir
tues can be furnished, N required. woRksi hcwev-
er and not F1IrH Is what 10 sskeG for this salt try
it and IL will prove its csn efficacy. Iii. put up in
drschtn packages price, Two Dollars, aud will be
forwarded, by msil, post paid. TO sny part Of the
country UPON the receipt Of that sum addressed 10
kEDDINGToN CO.. ssh Francisco. Full diree-
ply be received, IL will be of sale sy all Drug
sisis In the state.
Ws. LotTzENiiiisiR.
agent FOR Grr.s Wiley.
General syent- rknDiNGTON 4 ca.
Wholesale irugsists, San finr,seo
Nevada national., 1859-05-14
Flea Powder, or
LYoN's MAGNETIC POWDERS,

VII dostroy Garden Insects Coctraaches. Bed Bug,
Fieai, Ant. koths, and all Pests q the Termin kind
The Importance Of reliable article Of this kind Is
inestimab bic. In warm weather all nature teens
With these annoying foes. This powder Is the only
srticle ever discovered which will sxtermnste them
company Of Botsni-ts, from the Horticultural So
eiety OF Paris while amidst the ferns OF Asia pbser
v.d that all insects lighting upon certain kind Of
rlsut very dro7ped dead. This fact made
Of to guard their night camps from these intru
dsrs. Quantities Of the plant were brought home
BY Mr.. Z. Lyon. and found TO be positive insect
DESTROYER in every experiment II Is simply pow
dered leaf chemically prepared 10 rssis: the effects
Of air and climate. Medals and letters patent have
been obtained from the governments of England.
France, Germsnv and Russia. from the Worlds Fair
snd numerous Medical and Horticultural Colleges
and Societies.
fEettey frem the Prerideni of the tniiei stdtes.l
"Fxecut've Mansion, Washington. Jan 81. 1859.
Mr Fmsnuel Lvon.--rear Sir ! have the pleas.
nre IN inform YOU that the Roval Commission, {
the Worlds Fair. at london. have awarded YOU 4
Medsi and Certificate for the great value Of your
Magnetic Powders, kc.
MIIJ.ARD FILLMORE Chairman
ss-rhe shove aceompsn MED by = Certificate
from Prince Albert.
Nevada national., 1859-05-14
TT - FREE FROM POISON.

New YORK. Orf. ]. lr9N
wr T. fvon-nesr sir We have anayred -nd
'e.'ei volr Magnetic Powders and frd II en- rerfec
tv harmless to mankind and domestic sun'sis hut
~sriniu ra'h when Inhaled hy hnrs -n's and insects
JANIS n. CHIFFON. " y. fhemi.t.
ftrRtScE REID. Prof Chemistry. y. y Ho-piial.
wr Iohn I. Rome surerin' '~nf.r ~ ~ The New vn-k
Hospital s-~- he has ".xr,led al the bugs. sr's
~.chc-. n =. kc.. with Lyons Powder, anil hnds
II ,'f I imsnse vrlue"
ivory Carsner End house t-"rer rnust har. =
Si-~et inierr.t " an ariicle of fh< Kind Refer
e.n he had To the A,tor. IT. Nicholas ani Net
rnraian lIoir's 10 Judge MriyS. rrssiicnt Of the
irrerir-n institute: James Gnr'on RrnnPit. G"h.
winfield Scott CYRUS v. Field. L. VI r~sse of the
lTve Points Mi-sion. kc.. Re. Judge Meigs ssvs -
"-his discovery Of Prof rcn l. II National iuiror
ian~- Tie Farmers Cuh has trstedh thorcu~ilv
y will d~.'-"v lncusfs grssshnrrers. ants. moths.
hu-s snd all veruir. Garden rirnis can be rrsserv
Cd Nv q anil han<e- M le nnrc.
Rs.s.-rd mice cannot he reached hv = powder but
~. tilisd hv magnetic Pin. Order them through
an rs-rchsni.
s'Ts Ivon's Powder iTi- the inject in . 'rire
but Lvon's pits are mlxci for rats aud mice. ~
err.llow air ctiorf t'se freely ard thoroughly.
Sold hy nru-risi sni rnun.rv merchants every
where W IOUI7ENRF1SER. Agent Grass Valley.
Park 4 white, Agents. San Francifeo. ~ 3m
Nevada national., 1859-05-14
SUMMONS.

srATT NJ cal iroRNIA, ! JUsncr's CorET.
County OF Nevsds As. ". y. CaTp,
Township 81 Grass valley Justice Of the Peace.
rpHE rcolie Of the State Of California. to PETEl.
| MAR1iS GFgrTfNu
You ar hereby >tnimoned TO appear before re.
=, ms Once ia s-id Township. On Noudsy the
18th dar Of July 1909, al 10 O'Clock A. y. Ia an.
sHcr TO the complaint OF DORSEY ROLAND. who
dema nds Of you the sum Of Eighty three doilsrs aud
Nincty-.wo cents per copy of complaint on
fle In my Office when Judgement viii bs taken a.sinst
you for the said amount, together With costs and
damages II you fail 20 appear and snswer.
To the sheriff any Constable uf .Aid County
Greeting ,-Msk- legal -crvics aud due return sreof.
Given andef Try haad, this I'D d,y oI April, A..
n 1852 W n. D.Arf.
n5g ern Iast.ce NJ .hc Pes 80 nf ssif Conn
Nevada national., 1859-05-14
EfIErMA1ISM.

innii GO ses NJ inasnmsier, Rheuuai NJ, whether
scu,- or ci,r.nie the new Me'i--i s-i' ti-eovrFsd
by Iir {, gg.wvll Of in.ion il ihfallc r'me''v.
Tlis remarkable preparation sets firsri'' ''"n She
huids of the tedy. in preei'tiy the '~fr 'a-ui'cs'
anil with the eject the vaccine niaiis.. Nj
ease. OF Rheunar;i.n are caused directl- ~ colts
and ind; mmh ;ion. snd 'hs peculiar properties uf
this Salt asii- nsme. (ariilAlogstic or anti inisin
maior,) signifies, 70 subiue inflammation aud
eluali1s the circulation - tie blood. In Yea ing
land where this d,sa.e I. v-ry prevalent. the anti
phiogistir sri ha- been known iu ia il Of MAX
.ng complete cure. af giving pcrmanen; rel Fl.
II ia no quaek nostrum. or iAirn, medicine hut a
regular yi-s-riytion of enc of the rio,t eminent
lh-siciar- 81 tue United states who spent os
his ~. in study and experiments before making ihi.
great discovery. II IL ~ -siv y. all druggists iro
out the country.
General Agvn'-, EiTriNCTcS ! en-.
Mhv.rsAie Drugki.ts.
Ssn ffsnei->o.
Nevada national., 1859-05-14
nRox. m1rIs. asInMA ANn1ArAnah.

BRoN' 1iITls, AsTnN, ANr ttf lH..H
These di--s-es -,i niL-r. "f similar character.
caused by .'.i- and ina hfn Aii' yield '',ai,
crr'Hinl, =" tine -a.ris nj the AntiphitEi-n- salt
Il i Vrculisrl, her~nei-l in eli is'nst ei this char
se,sr. =, th-, are inevitably cars,' tp iei'd'noy
Of bs To Tie tss.i art ;r.s.i snd tir r"rtsiu re
.it of this M.ical salt :. TO reduce iuf'r mniioh
and equsl,.- the et,ninien al ihc d,id. 81 the ho
dy. 1t is sl'o rrnsrhsbl. .sr rei'us i nis niinAi'
~ di-ra<e. -f The chest ami abdomen, such - lies
Gravel, rsr-rirl Dyspepsia, i'uds,, &c. No bet
ter e,iden-- uf the ,Aiae cf the medicine can be-
81, en- than the faet that although 1t i- nesrl~
i-o ,esr, since II hrs offered 10 the public the
dseoversr has tten atl- to bot sms u
portion Of his orders, and ii Is oay within the as,
few months that !; could De obtained at suy tic l..
this state. For sals b, all Druggists.
General Agents, Rsddng ton Sco. San Frvneisco.
ssr Agent ses Giass Valley, VIZ. LouTZENHEl.
SIR 2d-3m
Nevada national., 1859-05-14
For New Orleans
VIA TIE UANTEPEC

~ ucKErs FROM sANFRAScIsco to the sneh
crsrs at vensosa will be sold by the Pacific Mai
ssesmshIp c. upany Passengers will be transferred
A Ae.pufeo rom the steamship Golden Gate 10 ths
ssssnsr Oregon, and taken thence to vsntosa.
ne Tehusutepec Company will forward passengers
"'" ''A'''' ToHpFs 4 HAscocK, irrn's
Nevada national., 1859-05-14
STOCKHOLDERS.

Y O1lCE Is hereby given .hat the regular annual
y meeting II the stockholders Of the mpise tgt1)
Mining CoFnTany will be held q; their nfice in bos.
ton havine. the fret Monday Of Nay, between tie
hours Of tws and sour eiacf. L. ~
e. r. JENKiSS. s.c'v.
Grs-s yailoy. April :. lsss,-ss.l.a
Nevada national., 1859-05-14

Mr.. Said. has opened a gentleman fur
nishing store just one door above our Office
on Mill street. We would advise our gen.
,lemen friends who want neat fits and good
clothing TO give Mr.. Said call. We know
he can give you fits la mode.
See his advertisement in another column.
Nevada national., 1859-05-14
aaI.... Old s.re. and Ulcers.

cs.e. 81 man, Years standing that have pertnstis
u-ly refused 10 ,leld any O,htr remedy or IT st
u-nt. hAse sfirbly suceumbed 10 lev sPplis.
tic.s oi this poNsiiul unglsnt.
Nevada national., 1859-05-14

The GROCERY PROVISION business viii be con-
tinued by n. KoRS, At Aartell's old stand, Main
street, Grass Valley, where cid customers and the
public generally, sra isvised 10 cer sna essuius
goeds sas rTless
Nevada national., 1859-05-14
CIAL MOTTO E,S.
I. O. of z.

ToNoCHIcHI CAMP, No 27, I. o. of X. meets
at Masonic snd Odd Fellow, Hall, on Mill Street,
every FRIDAY Evening.
TN. WOOD C. r.
". w. MErcAIr, Sec.
Grass Valley, Feb. 10, is59-2of
Nevada national., 1859-05-14
FOR SALE!
Oae Fourth Inferesf fn n Valuable
0anrf, VzfIl.

OSr FOURTH Of tie NEW ENGLAND QUARTZ
" MIL. J. oh,rel fos -als. Said Mil Is sitns,ei
in Taisr.hip No. I, fiaser County, one mile belo~
the mouth Of Humbrg Csn"r and two miles di,
tan; from the rioresF ilill built by ue~srs Walsh
uctirftsr in 1858 ead the same lead.
The Ne~ Engisnf Mill is pfopsllrd by water-hs.
battery IN operation Gnl Sufficient power
tso arss.rss and another Bsttety.
Rsferenee ia given 10 Aiessls ~aisA and MeIaT-
try s. TO ssse ex;rn; and quality " the Ledge.
TsEm.--Two THOUSAND nUlisrA. one half do-r. and
tie fes1s;Iidsr IL .ix " eight months.
JANIS I. UAWORTH.
Nevada national., 1859-05-14
Dissolution .

The Co partnership heretofore existing under the
name and style ofk0RS LYON 10 this day dissolved
by mutual conseu hoses Korn will settle all Affairs
Of the late arm. ~ kOkS
J. L0YN.
Grass VALLEY, April 10, is4e.-nse.a
Nevada national., 1859-05-14
u
HOLLOwAY,s OINTMENT

Thu free aissieEs VI nli Astiths. % veil o
ssrdlc, 81 ;ie leading Hospitsls Of the Old as well
The Sss World. s.smp this powerful fensdiHi As Il
the greatest healing preparation ever made th.,
Ia sacerrt men Il. rESE1KS1ivf orAif1iEs sss
more than MAEsE through the external erin. :
Of tie skin invisible 10 the naked eye, y reach
the s~st ef the sIisrnsl dlssass and In all stisrt
ssciiss its anti iaiis smAiory and healing virt,
.urpass Any;hlss else 90 record, shd is Nstsrs :
yreat as,
Nevada national., 1859-05-14
.e,rTtoNs oN ruR sxrN.

Arising from bsd state Of the blood or ehTopie
disease -radicsesi. and clear and transparent
.uiiace rsgsined by the restorative acticn Of this
uinlmsr, lisurIrs.c. mrny Vf the eosmstiss ahd
other toilet EppaTees In II. roser to dispel fashss
a nd vtit.t dl.LsLltu.sris Of tie face.