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- " -JF-" ~ iD'EO ~ GiiFILnl
80 %z.s>E Lht, us1,
- In the CoGu
a or-L=r Cha. man. Ainoa Chapman ''o.Gman Pea.
~s'iiiIiui cnar Eian. aasta { h1pnIT- OF TrID aui
LSarI JhISe Al J~nrs " Iha<-. Cvuaty.
d = nus and. AllTy Clark aIi David
Smiley, h-r Iaardrtn. Eiy.r chap
u.in aud Olive Chapman
Lo ehzo Chapman, aimna Cht!ran Ansta Chap
n N a-na Dave t!httinan CT the Codnty o: Trunf Eii.
David SUM e. Of the C0ln,y Of AshtADah. state Of
'JhIo, Wtiiiaui Chapman EIrsF Chapman, Laura Chase.
James " Chase sad Mary Ll@ra, Of the County "a
Crawford. SAKE II PeBns, lg4aI@ Sin tax nO;tcr .hAt
: ~i-j'ii1a Hss Gi-G a=I'ast hsm un the 3ist d. o.
AJgas,. A D, I-J9. IA the Count Of Common Plea,
~ ;h.H ahi ter the Couuty of rsu.unu, i, by ,irOrs- W
HoIc, An. ~ Guardian Of N=isoa Chapman, wheI ein
said iro.ge W Hole hnp demands ptItiticn Of the Tel
Ipains ie,I r,tate 4" VIZ Ar1u. 80 acres OF tIIi in
LOIS gaulhsT q ali : III IN .irAn.,r tract in the tON'
snip 81 NrIn.H in lraul"ul COln;y. b GGlel n'rth
10y IaaIS Of ich.' RJ-hiBg-r and EiizGr T'Cnsey- east
y E.nis uE tuha Langley. sclth by landS Of George
L. gl-y ana JO-epil Williams, ani vest ny f,n.sG
arg Greek, AID Igit AT the u-Xt term Of saiI c1Grt
the said G'uTgr " ll5'com wilt 4ppis Tor all O-I-r
thIt partition tnay lie mui- IL sand premise.
GEJ&iE ~. tia trdian.
by a YEUMASS, has Atty.
g.p. = TzTQ -S-
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Dera1genoat Of the Liver & Stomach


HIGHLANDS GERMAN EIFrRRS prepared ty
D. C. ". iaesson rhi!il. 'Tt5a r. aai .o'd hy
.ru>si>ss SID !ra'rr5 in rl+iI.incs every here: y /
.a-r ~ d:se=ssS arising iru= = uisc;dciei Liver o.
<.Upa ,ar
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ANYTHING INTENDED? Among the judg
es selected by the Ofieers of the Madison
Agr. Society to award Diplomas, we find
the committee on Mules and Jackasscs to
consist of the four prominent candidates for
State Senator from this District; all of whom
reside in Pancsviile. Did the officer intend
anything personal?-FaiFcsriMc Adc.
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A first class locomotive costs about sI0,-
900; a passenger ea- 1000; 2 baggage
car LOO; a f.e,ght car CSC; = gravel ctr
$50. The iron Of a railroad costs from
t4o0 to 5000. Ter nile.
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EXIEINATYOT OF
ScEO

- .
fg'he Baud Of Scbhcl Fzsr,insrs fer
run al rorSty. siii nmner: Vi n rasias
E.'Eai.Ti.ohs on the sG,he;sy - : pt.r fsr: .naT--
TEE e 'Ev-,icrce 4 totl Exas mes art Re. h - IN.
EI'rih. ~ 'ivii,dthe crcntg n shore ~ 1n=pt oiei;
Ties rc-soss sin sisE 70 arpI- his Tsi FIR csr.s.
e~'sS % tel. a0l ~rs-I"eiin DE TrsLseH4> OF la
raj. - al le'J yisrLi NJ ~ trtT.Eii att 4 Il c
FN"I'Ca-i 1L on Monday 'ac sGJh las - Srft-ul ,er.
Hos re- irinE in ,irwIauI. E-si'rESt,I and HNr-
rH' stli a:terd on Won stay. tn 2~th day Of Sep
tJfttr.
TsHsa resting n Scu'h' y IT,. Champion AMI Ia
? q c. FRIDAY jhe 10 "A LAY Df -e.tem er
Those y. sia-ae m Leadstuwn. Nswtou-Enis ssnes-
viii. o. " - 71v. tie - ''ar ~ bc-oise..
itc-c r-siGii.g III EOA er E.T5fcru and Vernon. on
"Wednesday ~ 9Th d'y ~ OTTO"
lhc>- res ding IA Fxr1ingsrn. MesopntHm;a and
st1"r-tr'f. on frid y. The 0h day Of Oc'ol,i.
Thrsr r-stri z III Johnston Mecca end Bristol. On
Moody. IA itth ias CT Hctourr.
Those residing IA Greene. Or stavG< aud Rinsr3r.
o. " v'ine~' ay. II. I2th las ~ Oc,t+er.
IL Is sSrccted that fhose persons ~r-siiiug IN the
sew raj distrI. ts.Wn attend an tn dag designated for
their fi>tEor- Tie County has been diyii.i thus. 70
avoid the . 'ces-i;y Of IGo many lei ? pfes-n, on one
d1v- frach-rs viii End IT mere con rsaieut Tor ,hs:u-
--lNsS.to trfnF = zfes. inst az Of Aliases. into tire
EXyin'nI'icn Rom 1t IS iB.oT-Ar tn !. ;yach RS be
Pro,Eft. In attendance. at the hour sp-c G=d
Tn Lxarinstioas viii he al hill At EIbire Hail,
at Warren, snd 10 commence each day. at 10 o'clock
4. NJ
~wHITTLEsEY ADAMS,
Clerk Of The Board Of Examiners.
Warren. Sept. I>53.-6w
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R~EPUELGCArI
MASS MEETING
1T WARREN. TTGSDiT,
SEPT. 18th, 1859.

coy. CHtSE.
hon. DOM PIaTF,
EcN. 7. CABTEIT.
AID OTHERS,
VII address he citizens q Tranbun coEn-
=. Gu :beYaFions political questions cf Ihe
d.. 9. Wargsc. n TIE l3sh ilsE
Let thcre te ? laago 2ttcplancc a
ere iaviDei % oe rseslaS
3 Sept J. 1868.
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FIRST CLAS ASSURANCE.
By State Authority.

abatement of the condition Of the
- PHENlX FINE INSURANCE cOMPkNT. on he
Sisi tiy Of December, les, inside to the AuiiIar 81
Ohio. Pursuant t. th' Sia.ue " ;hat State. entitled
"Aa act % r=gai,te Insurance Go npani-s. not iucor
'oTa;rd hy tie <ta;e Of OHIO. passed APrils 8, Ie56.
NAME ASD LOCATION
First. The name Of the Company il The Phenix fire
Insurance Company" aud $ located m the City
OF br0Ukiyn. County of Sia.--aDI STATE Gf New
Ao-G sLd incuf Vpra-:tl ~ The Leg stature Of
said State. SEPT. Q, is53
T. CAPJTaL.
S-ct-i. The smeu1t cf it, Csnil al Stock IN shares
.hir4. Of s. aei. aBd all paid up. is 5000 ,GUt 10
SUI pils, gG.al47T
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INWELLING MNU.E FnN SAFE

D~ri!i.g I,g.~ ami int. ~ =, c,~r.- %;
frsrkia ami Vine St.- T.. in the vi!trr " w,r.-r.
The house Is; >i"T5~s L'-i- ia .o'i s.,A;r Th-
io- ~c"Uisir- ~ - -c-- - goa =. ~ vacI j. =
vii ~ raot ~E'r- a.. a sC-- castru.
vii atSr sci 'Ty -'.., Ga L:t-Tv sire =. a frX
d".rS ~cnib - tar % a, 1.s'I J,rgIic., - me.
Per I.,i r part eu!I-s irqii.r Of me suN~c -iI--.
w. A. EESS1.
SIT :, !-5l -sra
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It is stated that a fund Of $4,000 has
already been invested in Massachusetts, for
tie benefit o. the children Of Horace Mann.
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COUNTY TIRE SUFFERS :, ICE.
Taxes for 1859.
FOR STATE PURPOSES.

In pursutnce % law, I D.. d. GILMORE, T-aaSa.
rr Of 1Tum ul County, HEREBY RusiI, tn. Tax Ptr
ers ih-reo That tn rates Of Taxes for the yea on
tsousanf eight hundred and hfty-nine. are as follow:
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T. P. Cu55y. of Dayton, has been nOmi-
mated fer Senator, by the Republicans of
tie Montgomery district
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SHEEIFFS SALE
- FIsrs'ia T.. s,o~e
In Tuahsllr oraoa Pleas
Calvin E.u-er. e. n.


- FIEr:;ia T.. Stove.
Calvin Eearer. Ct al
p viitsec az 4i.-s "ricr o: :.ieir N bose ent'
al ats. i>S- ga: 90 .hs '-1Tt - Cr- sa-a pa ~
- iV'.li' C-aEl:, u"i"- 4oL -. H- ,i.s'c-d s..
delivered. s.'it 'N,'se 20 ru'hC s.!". i ~ uonr
o. IA Court i!'us- n ATT-i, ia safe 'J-sU ."r
Saturday tine c;h :id. If tc'uL.t. iS5e-
--s,r. IL hour, 81 !ta'c- &C. : I.ai-+ a'ei~,E ..
~ g sats n=y ih- t"lirs--T l-se;s"tf i:-ai IS rts.
3 30 = -tuVc To- - TO- l,E41rg .ac y n -sautr4
g isa-.ysir, Co. tasus-p tHrsscr I. rIs.r } il -
.'Iru.t- 1t No>r 81 l. >-'v- -. Tie Sat o. -si-..
: IN cI Ia alsc Il . t"'n'. q lrug''1il tLu : brs.i
-. IS ."iiyF:; E-HiIE. .ts { . ~-TSc S-I-iiug g.. d.
: = trs Das- " E.-'s 4 Il al ~EHiI- , .-S fst- *
- lei. IHsrrc fuIri . eva al .gI,'-1 n al =i>.-
60 Il Tsciuu g r.ts - : S..r - - III t-c-..
- -H,re >Va-ArElr Lc. :Gis O. e .ss= .r".'-- rr.gutl.
=. e. s:ta = sci .l- 80 70: Il h.aatE 50 .1-
= 49,. th- &c .-sti.--y "a I r=y 3 sEssy Be-
.----. ''y .i.c- " 90 "a. .g- "a eur,tsrs IT. s.-
u-~c. e.. .4ir"s cf .r' s,-s.. 4tl a-s - -
" = SO - ais "a c-LH... - o. -; = -5a-1-.
. au e De- &c. rUd.s SEs a. I'll tt-4r Gee, % -.t
see; o e =: 'G' r'sLvay l's.i-4 tr.i1 &c r,i- "a.
-tcrvI - :. sc-n fsi.D. phsr. ss..r - ,l---cd y.
@t -" :,~-r -it. ans H. ~ tA- .,Gth nd. a. "a
|r--. '.II - Ece har.h-'iy ga he sv>t t.e - -4.t
80 - 81 r.-rCr S-,Iyi y a. = 50 at G. -iiI tt-
10 .g"s - lie Ii. c. : atEtrly ,, ri II s.y.'~
s.'H Ia las t-..t Sc .hr:- ~~,st-ss ~ F.xu-
an g. witI IA Lea tOaIri - 81 :, Ia racr - 80
-I-.i-. III 81 o L-f .igi:r--s = ,rcstta cabr Z
~. - G-e-sG 'sivi" 'i-ipei 20 IL. itr;i ri
-. i-LS n -, -. t0-ria~i ~iir 4. n. - fIrtS-
il-css -A-r = bc'O -'tR i-sc : ID L. IA -T.-it - :
~ 'a;> c,s- SO --uIc 49,, -. ,,-:..T>. IL ne Ci-.Es
iic- "a .ru.l'sJ!. Cent. OG'o. 9Plr=;sed Is, rI,c-
q. 2 .ta- = - - A. ) So
i~e.us-Cash I'll d.. OF sale.
a LvNAS. s,er.G.
Sheriff a'aee, Warren. seItsE",r7 $3.50
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Republican County C DistTic: Ticket,

Republican County C Distfic: Ticket
SENATOR,
j. d. cox.
MEMBER BOARD OF EQUALIZATION,
DAVID HAYNES.
REPRESENTATIVE,
r. II. WALKER.
SHERIFF,
A. B. LYMAN.
TREASURER,
D. Is. GILMORE.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
J.. NJ. STULL.
coIaIsE-o2ER.
JACOB s. SMITH.
enRQHEr.
GARRT {. REED.
IYE.gN.RT DisEc-0g,
SAAL FAESLLR.
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Total L aailities.
". MIsCELLlNE0Cs.

". NISCELL ANE0CS.
eyen.h. III greatest amount iRsnred in
4 y ore risk. generally, 10000 co
TEelf.h. The greatest amount allowed by the rules ia
he insured in any 7ne city tOEn or village. not
fixed governed ny character Of buildings and
means 81 txtII Euishins frts.s
faiTtgeaih The g esteSt amount allowed &c he insured
in any one block. governed ny character AMI
construction of the saInz-so as TO aYoii undue
concentration
POuTt- entb The amount Of jts. capital or earnings
deposited in any othtr State. as security FOR los.
,es therein. naming them. With she- amount IN
each. and ztether such company trsn.acts any
blSi~ess Of insurance. In said Stse or States,
nothing. 80.
Fifteenth The Charter, or act o. ineorporl ion 81
sait coppary File. ! 81
SrSrk or NV yo-K.
city and Couny of New YORK IS
Stephen Crowrll. President. ani -Philspder shaw.
Secrstary Il the inrnix Fire Insurance onlsny
being Seysrsiiy sworn. dspose and say. ,hst the fore
gong j. : full. true and cOrr.cJ s.s;enisltat the affairs
STEPHEN cR0wELL Pr .ident.
PHILANhEs S1AT. Secretary.
Subscribed AMI asrn 5u'oIe H. ta.s =5th day Of
80 TH0's L. T~HORSELL. con'r for the
- stat Of ohio IL New Yorx.
An1iior Of States nfsce for Ohio,I
Cciumic> = August /. i-J9-
1. Francis VI. Wright. Agait"r % state for Ohio, do
hereby certify tina; the feseaoiHg 10 . correct copy %
the Statement of Condition CT the Ph, nix fire Incur.
snee Company Of BrookIyn n, New York made to this
ohrs for tie year 1853 and nov OH fI= herein
Witness my hand and srsl officially.
ssALS Y. u. RIGurz
Auditor 81 state.
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Appl, to J. =. AsPER. Agent. Warren q.
NJ fS0 Il
FRANKLIN HOLCOMB'S E<t.te.
WHITES ESTATE.
SALE

John Battles. fieas'
By virtue of an Order Of Sale in the above entitled
cause, issued out Of the Court Of Common Pleas %
Trumhull County. Ohio. and to ne directed and 1eIiv.
ersd. ] have levied on and shall expose to Public Sale,
At the door Of the Court House in Warren, in said
County, on
Saturday, the Gath day Of September, 1859.
bets cen the hours Of 30 O'Clock. A. ~. and 4 O'CLOCK
P. of said day. the following desc, jbed Real Estate
to Wit: Situate in MeathersfeIl Township. nu,aLer
three in the third range Of townships inrthe C nn.et-
lieut. Western Reserve, in the State Of Ohio. and which
is also in the County Of TrumhuII, snd Is known by
the north half Of lot nunber ten in tract number ak
teen. in the Great Salt Spring tract as surveyed by
Ezekiei Hoover beiag the land contracted TO Thomas
Bristol and ny said Bristol to Josiah Dunlap. and
from said DaDisP to sahi defendant. aud bounded as
follows Commencing NJ the north est corner Of said
lot thence 40 Is chains and u links TO a marked
post: thence north 70 4Jf east ~ chains and y links
to . pest on the east line; themes north 3D. west Is
ehains 70 nks to the north east corEer: thence south
30 90 vest a. chains ~ links to the place OF brgin-
ming; containing sixty two (5sl acres and { ysnty eight
and one half rods. ne the same more or less.
Appraised at thirty two dollars and City cents per
acre. IERNs-Cash on the day Of sale.
A b. LYMAN. sherig.
Shsrin's Office. Warren. August "a. Is59 -s~
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RErU8LIcax eFAfE riCKET.

EtiIE
% ~G5TLRNoi,
WILLIAM DENNlSoN, OF franklin County,
-FvR LIEvTESANTrG9TERNeR.
ROBERT c. KIRK, Of k.ax Countr.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
-RoeERTW. TAYLEfssf c. MahoAing Ceants.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
ADDISON p. RUSSELL, OF Clinton County.
- ron TREASURER or STATE.
ALFRED ?. STONE, II Franklin County.
YoR SUPREME JCDGH,
WILLIAM EHoLSON, 81 Hamilton Ccuuty.
poR N BOARD PcDLIC WORKS.
JOHN T. GREGORY. of Sc;oto County.
~ FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
AESoN SHYTH, Of Laeas County.
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MeccS, Saturday DC; 10
Aasr which tn Treasurer win he in attendance a.
his Office at Warren, for The purpose OF receiving Tax
es. until the Goth lay Of December. 1859.
The Laws now in force for the collection OF Taxes.
provides for he collection OF one half the Taxes TOR
the year. Nv the 2eth day Of December. 1883. and the
remaining half by the 2O;h day OF June. lr60. The
same penalty attaching TO the non payment OF the FIRST
half Or amount becoming due the suth Of December.
as formerly on The whole AMOUNT ever due, iriI..3 30 per
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ratA! Assr'' Of the COMPANY. s.9o,9l4 -

III. LIABILITIES
eift'. The amOnEt Of Liabilities. Gue Or not due, to
Ranks and other c~r-iitnrs nothing.
Sixth. Losses aGjis ed AMI Que. do
s,Y-lth Losses o and pa. due, do
E.zh:h. LoS<eS uuaiiu- tet-
Nin:h. Losses in suspense, waiting .ort s $3.50 90
further proof,
renth. All other claims Egairst the Com
psHy, (resisiec) 2-5O0 90
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Total Capital and Surplus,

Total Capital and Surplus, go !
Fourth. II. ASSETS.
l. Cab o. The Company on hand
and N Bark. 6 G 0Ic 90
" ig the hands Of and dne
frIm A :eais. nothing
J Real r state uIi5srmhe r-i. none.
g. 1HS BONDS and Ssocks gn~i Nv
ths CoInp-r Y as r-r y1u, hers
aCcHmg-nyt-g-h1U secured.
arithe rSls q interest thereon
10 wit:
81 .nstys .tfGa:ie RInk. n. V, : 1850 90
80 " E-os,lyI Gni"L Ferry Co.. 5,GGu 90
Totsi Gsn's arr StDcEs. g2jg 20
s. ps't1 cue a. ComrII y. securcf
rs BONDS IN frat moItgsgrsG On
k-si Sst~.S- IN he eItes Of
Becky a-d lev York. worth
il each ca=e Sc 70 lea per cent.
more than th= amHunt for ahich
tie .SIGe is Ortgax=d. IS per
vcdche = acedUTan log. S2Dl Isl &C
8. r-ts cthsTsise secuset. - FER
y0g"h--s accompany sR< yiz:
2 ..y 'otIs or derr,ai. = eurrI
," good ARK ana 9-ae- corpora
tion s:ocss ) 5-.saa %
.. Dr-t> or frea:EuS. all ecasii-
-rri soei. j3:7 o!
B.li< RessiEzhi-- Sis 80
Az p,i,er secur;i -. into --st on
Bonds atd Loans aCcsc,d a. -
pr ,ert. ssGs-s 90
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The support OF the stata Government. inc 'uainz
ths urdtnary exJeT>esoi the Furiic BE- ary. lent n
st'tnTons ami pTp-srr'irE IN orr On PunIr
bu IrgS. "Gezs-GI RSrsEar,' under the act .,
sprii !. H. SC1sI-tGcfAs Of one ~ z.
FHr tie uGy~eGL e IN -sz>S ~ NJ ste De- t. Sfsr-
AZ FaTd "a or &C: Cf AlEii -. iSJs. Rire fsEfhs
81 o-S IaHJ
- SO 'aavm'T' .: TriE"i?.I ari : te~es, cf taau~-
csry ic=n ~ -. Tht r act OF Airii l., rs. sea-
'~esf.sfks ~ S4s nil
tie C'nE-on sehoo! Faa., eas eEi cpeIaJ
z'.ES
MI
io-.I site Levy. three ard eiers=f--H'i-,A mills.
FIR LNLNIY EuNPnsEA
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- re Cnurt C.
u.u.Ga i-is> Tor
r.lg ali uu-ty.
ght-s Si.Je u ~ y.
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Cuyahcgl Falls Union Fair.

FRED L. WADsWORTH.
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NOTICE

I IlE-t; 7. To-, iIra-c : 10
, l.. II Inst =. ..,C.nrri..
$50. cTs. ::
- q
L 4'ia-t, J. tIF.T y. S1r,ra' T. ga
Il" .. Z: Ssr-. f,-i..~ Ss'i1 AT!
{ PR. It-r- : tot Iza- 3
rni. I'd JnaficS ISi, DsirH..
-.
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In C0uu
'O..ilGn Peas
ot fruIu ult
cvu4ty.
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1859-01-15

MONTEREY WHALING.-The yield of
the Monterey whaling business for the
five years ending in 1858, is given by
the Bulletin at 1856 barrels, or II $50
gallons of oil. The yield for 1858 alone
was POS barrels, and the whales taken
were, of hump-backs p, and California
greys Il.
The refuse carcasses of these whales
are taken across the Bay about three
miles, and left to float ashore on the sand
beach; where sometimes they send forth
a grievous smell, and cause the grizzlies
to growl. By the way, one of these
grizzlies, an immense fellow, was taken,
few days ago, a mile from the town,
by a grand turnout of mounted Cali
fornians and Americans of Monterey,
and made great sport for the hunters.
The old fellow only yielded after des-
perate struggle, when he had hundred
balls put into him. The ancient whale
grease and the antique bear-oil combin-
ing together in his carcase, astonished
and sickened the genie to degree.
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1859-01-15
A SENSIBLE GAL.-"Bessie," wri

IA OLN VAL. OtSSlc, VIII
ting to the Sonora Herald, says:
The description of man that woman
might be proud to fall in love with,
should be one entirely free from the
prevailing vices of our day, sedate and
yet of gay disposition, manly and above
all mean acts, of kindly and generous
nature, brave and unsel6sh, temperate
and Industrious 1t matters not even if
sucha one be not gifted with fine form
and face; the possession Of the qualif-
cations enumerated are sufficient to make
him appear handsome in the eyes Of a
true woman. In their reflections on the
choice of a. husband, | believe that in
most instances girls picture just such a
man as l have described. This is their
ideal, and when girl chances to meet
a man bearing resemblance to the pic
tnre of her imagination, her heart is
gone. 1t is universally conceded, even
BY tfs opposite sex, that woman's heart
governs her actions, while mans intel
lect holds sway over his Hence it fol-
lows that women more generally than
men, contract matrimonial alliances
from the impulses of the affections.
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1859-01-15

l39, street, Sacr m N O :.
We respectfully invite all dealing in our line to call
and examine our large and well selected stock of
Drugs and Medicines, Druggists Glassware,
Olis and Paints, Retorts and CrucibIes,
Lard and Sperm Oils, Corls and Acids
Camphene and LinseedO OIL, Surgical instruments,
Fresh Herbs, Dental do
Perfumery, Patent Medicines
Assaying Materials. Soda Material
Brewers Materials,
With a complete assortment of almost every article
kept in large Wholesale Drug Store, all of which we
offer as low if not lower, than they can be bought
elsewhere in this State. Il. IL. MCDONALD & CO.
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1859-01-15

TUE KIND OF IMMIGRANTS WANTED
BY CALIFORNIA. Much has been said
and written about the want of more
population for this State, and some per-
sons are SO filed with the idea, that they
would, if they could, flood our shores
with laborers, without stopping to in
quire what means Of profitable employ
ment we have to offer them. This does
not enter into the consideration of these
advocates Of wholesale immigration but
with many Of them the cutlery for more
population is prompted by desire to
create undue competition in the labor
market, and thus bring about reduc-
ton in wages. We cannot see that we
are badly in want Of laborers at present.
And before we invite any more to come,
we had better provide remunerative en-
ployment for all those we have amongst
as already. What California wants more
than anything else at the present time
is, an addition to her female population.
We have too many lawyers, doctors and
editors; an infinite superabundance of
gamblers and non-producers, and as many
mechanics and laborers as we can Just
now find employment for. Let us then,
when we talk about inviting immigra-
ton, distinctly promulgate the informa-
ton that it IS women we most need.
Sonora Herald.
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1859-01-15

g-The total passenger arrivals, by
sea, at San Franciso for the year past
was 1918: and the total departures
27,994, Of which number 4 ,6l7 were
women and 92S children.
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1859-01-15
Che aiudaulie 2rsss.

No SPIRITS IN HEAvEN-Asa most
potent reason why people should not
drink ardent spirits and use "the weed, +"
We may mention the truth according to
Judge Edmonds, that the appetite for
those two articles goes with us to the
next world where there is no whiskey
nor tobacco to allay it The Judge
says:
"a once had spirit come to me who
had been addicted to the use of tobacco,
and the first aeant he experienced Oh en-
tering i'sto spiritual existence acas q
desire for that. | had an interview with
a spirit who was hard drinker while
living here, and he asked me for drink.
I asked, What good would ardent spir-
its do you now! and he said, 4 can
drink 1t through you !"
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1859-01-15
FRUIT TREES
GARDEN SEEDS,

undersigned is prepared to furnish the citizens
IL OF the Ridge with the choicest Trees, Vines;
shrubs Garen Seeds from the celebrated Nursery of
r smith Co., Sacramento. and guarantees them for
thrttiness symmetry and size superior to any ever
brought TO the mountains.
The Trees are expressed through direct from the Nur
sery, and are Immediately replaced in the soil, thus in
suring their health and vitality.
EB-Now on hand, small lot of Dwarf Pear, Cherry
and Plum Trees, Rose Bushes, Grape Vines and Goose
berries, from his last years stock which have been
growing all summer, and ready for transplant
ing.
Samples Of the above trees may be seen the Post
Office Building, North San Juan.
Orders from any other towns the Ridge filled, and
the Goods carefully packed and forwarded.
l1tf GEO. d. DORNIN, Agent.
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1859-01-15

MINING DITcHEs.-The bitches and
Canals Of this State have an aggregate
length of $3.50 miles, the average cost
OF which, being about $4,000 per mile,
shows the value Of such investments to
be Sl3, 100000. Besides these main
bitches, there are hundreds of miles of
smaller branches, some Of which are on
ly used when water is plenty, or as ott er
circumstances may render profitable.
In Ell Dorado county alone, there are
l,l50 miles Of ditch, costing 81, 100000,
Nevada county, roo miles, costing ST.
100000. New and extensive bitches
are being constructed in every part Of
the State-Bmllettn.
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1859-01-15

The TERgoRs OF MATRiMoNY.-The
Columbus ,Statesman thinks, the Mar
rage ceremony will lose half its terrors,
if the number of divorces continues to
increase.
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1859-01-15

Nothing can be more unjust, or ride
ulous, than to be angry at man because
he is not of your opinion.
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1859-01-15

A dictatorial manner may intimidate
an opponent, but never convinces him.
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1859-01-15
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Dental and Surgical Instruments.

20 OF Jones, White McCurlys Gold Foil and Teeth,
Abby Sons Gold Foil, and Foil by other makers !;
Forceps large assortment of the most approved
kers; Chevalies Patent Lathe and his Lathe of accel-
Grated motion; Blow Pipes File Carriers, and Reyolv.
ing Sockets: Brush and Conundum Wheels: Il large
assortment OF Excavators BuS and Drills Scaiers and
PugSers; Files, Hammers and Vices. good variety.
We receive per steamers regular shipments of Dental
Stock. and at our house Dentists may confidently
pect to find good supply of nearly every article used
by them. r. IL. NcD0N AID & CO..
Wholesale and Importing Druggists.
No. 139 Street, Sacramento.