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The Nevada journal., 1859-02-11

POWER TO FILL VAcANcIEs.'-U
this head the Union discusses the legiti-
macy of the appointment by Governor
!. Weller of judges TO the new districts.
The Union, the Shasta Courier and anon
ymous writers. question the power oftle
Governor to appoint. The Marysvile
Express takes an opposite view and
h'ses its argument, we think, upon apoo-
foundation considering the better grounds
at command. Neither Of the debators
has thus far struck home on the qnes-
ton. The power we suggest, does not
lie in Art. S, Sec. s, of the Constitution as
the Express would have it, but ina pro-
vision of that instrument not yet quoted
by Tie parties in CONT troversy. Art, IL,
Sec. 6, reads as follows
"SEC. 6.-AE officers whose election
or appointment is not provided for Ivy this
Constitution, and all officers whose otfces
may hereafter be created by law. shall
be elected by the people or appointed as
s,the Legislature mag direct"
We apprehend this section covers the
whole ground and gives undoubted pow
er to the Governor to appoint judges to
thenew districts The judgesl'p Of The
10Th judicial district is an e6fce created
constitutionallv by the Legislature, The
officer to whic office "sAaH be oppojnted
as tAe Legislature may airect, "ifthe Leg
islaturc SO elect. The. Legislature in The
bill creating the 10th and 18th judicial
districts exercised the discretion and
power given by the constitution and CON
ferred the power to appoint upon the
Governor.
Itmay be contended that Sec 6, Of
Art icle 8, is applicable only to officers
and Offices not specifically mentioned in
the constitution. This will not help the
Union's case ami its assistants. The
10th and 18th judicial judgeships are
not enumerated in the constitution tho
the grade or class 70 which they belong
is These were among the offices left.
to be created by law" ard to be filled
as the Legislature might direct.
When new office is created the pre-
sumption is that there is a ueccSsitv for
Il. According to the species Of argu-
ment used by the Union the Legislature
can create an office which however urg-
ent the necessity cannot he filled till the
general election. If an urgent necessi-
ty exist for the creation ofan office, it u
an absurd constitution that allows the
creation but no officer until ruin shall en-
sue for the want of him-that ruin the
creation of the office was expressly de-
signed to prevent.
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-11

II A writer in the Sacramento In
ton takes the following handsome way
of warning honorable gentlemen not to
settle their differences near his residence.
His head is right.
DANGERS OF SHOOTING FoLKS.-
Messrs Editors reside with my fami-
ly near the corner Of Seventh aud r
streets, and with several of my neighbors
am in the immediate vicinity of the To-
cality where several parties, on Satur-
day afternoon last, endeavored TO get up
a shooting affair. At the particular
time alluded to in your article Of to-day
as having been set for the encoune I
two or three of my children were play
ing in the garden, and within range of
the shot, had any been fired. My OBJ
ject in writing this is TO say, if any par
ties select that particular locality for the
adjust ment of their honorable differen-
ces, and commence game of shooting.
thereby cndangering the lives of my
family, | shall be very likely to take a
hand in the sport myself. Ihave an old
gun that will carry buck shot to a
charm, and am pretty good for hitting
a fair mark at any reasonable distance
. Ratherthan lave ~ family the passive
targets'of honorable gentlemen in am
buscade, | am quite of the mind that
will prospect" on rev of them from
the loop holes of my stable, if they com,
that way and shoot. Ny neighbors ar
very much of the same opinion.
CITIZEN.
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THE OPEN POLAR SEA.-Dr. HAYES

THE OPEN Polar SEA.-Dr. Hayes,
the fellow-voyager of the. lsmented
Kane. is preparing for a new expedition
to penetrate if possible, 1.-The opon: poIaf
sea. In his lecture in New FORK, on the
10th of Dec he says:
After reviewing the argument of Dr..
Rink, of Copenhagen, questioning the
discovery of an open sea by Morton, he
declared that the evidences were incon-
truvertible tha, the water had actually
been discovered Morton brought will
him bear skins, aud everybody knew
that bears kept near open water. The
bran,s aud sea -gnils, which could only
live near open water, were seen to nj
CRATE yearly to the north. The isother-
mai line, Indicate milder climate in
that region. The traditions of The Es-'
quimaux all point to the North as the
oiigitlaL seat of their race. 1t was Ger
tain that the people de'eriorated in pro-
portion 10 their distance from that poiIt
II found them taller and more perfect
in form the higher the LATITUDE ia which
hey resided. Ocean currents from the
north have been foundto he warmer by
polar expeditions, and Dr. Maize Oh
served dense clouds of mist in the north
east. "a L.: -e
DIR, Hayes proposes to proceed up
Baflin's Bay and along Grinrell Land
rs far north as is practicalle,' and thea
go into winter quarters; He would then,
80 still rllirr :the north, to- establish
depots on the loute, .afcr jljch the
journey shru'd o- ,arform II ia Il
boat lnunytd ~ -,ledg;'s" 10 the open
sea. his, he IsLIclpates.- would Ire
about latitude. 81 dgs., a. distance 0f su
hundred miles f.om the poie. The hum
mock ice which impeded the movements
Of DR.. Kane, does not exist ON The wes-
tern side If Smith Strait toward GIlu-
nell Land hence he believes that he
could reach that .pnnd. and / bat the
journey nn,thward Ly boats would be
easy. The Doctor hopes to be ready
in 1850 TO start on his expedition with
vessel of a bundled tons aud Twelve
sailors.
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PREMIUM HAIR TONIC

WARRANTED TO restore Grey Hairs TO their original
color and thin decayed hairs to their youthful luxu
rance and beauty Also, cure, efectually, Scurf
and Dandruf Reasons why it should be used in pre-
ferance to any Other preparation for the hair
Frst-one bottle will restore grey has to original
color
Second-One half bottle will cure the worst Of
Dandruh.
Third-Theres is 40 oil in the preparation, and will
soil the finest linen.
This is chemical preparation and has bee 'nufae-
turcd for many years in the Atlantic States, and is Of
cred the public and the best Hair Re
storative in use.
- This Hair Tonic was awarded a special dipona
at the State Fair, Marysvie, August last
Manufactured only the Drug Store of
S. Il. WATTS, Marysville.
And sold by L. +. SPENCE, Nevada.
Aft
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HuMhSTKAns- A writel iu the Sac
Union. over the signature Of Fatner.'
'hus beautifully di~courscs oa. the wis
dom # good homestead law. NQthing
better can be said o" the auaject:
To the tniiing father, t. the frugal
mother there is no property motive in
life so strong as that wli3ch is directed
"a the requirement of little spot which
shall serve~ss the abiding place Of the
famiIy.~/Ii is the omn;preeeut incentive
to i,rdustry-t is the mother If i.itelli-
sence, temperance and good c'r1rts...--....
Home! Home! what is It tnbe u pa
rent! 1t is the spot whe-e- every lie.
hection and association is pleasant and
delightful lt'i, the place for repoee
from toll and trouble 1t is The sanctu-
AIRY for sweet aud holy communion with
the bone of our bone aud flesh Of ON.
flesh. The spot where frie'ids meet
with a Joyous welcome. ln iine.i is
the place where.every grace tlsat ador 5
life, buds, blossoms, and Ri e 5.
But why not ali these aad pay tribute
to a landlord The hand Of industry
except for mere mercenary pufp''sfs, is
seldom exercised upon the land Of oti.-
ers. Ny most plea InS recollecti". : Il
home are associated with liz. yiac,
shrubs, and flowers, that were <fIdn..5
aud nursed by pratfling sister. Ny
mother taught me the language Of How
res, and inculcated morality by the aid
# plants and trees that surrounded my
home. 1t was a hapIy home Ny
father owned 1t. as the fruit Of years IF
toll What would | not give to-day to
see my old home. embosomed in oaks:
'elms and maples--its green lawn and
shaded walks. That spot is about the.
only allurement that the "Atlautic side"
has left to me. rhe outer adornments
of home are not the offspring Of lands
tenanted - nor are they to. be fouad
when the tenure is precarions and nm
certain. Gentlemen OF the Legislature.
do You want proof! Then walk through
the streets of yorfr Capital and see if
you cannot easily esiguate the home
>tead-the place where tue family per-
manentlv abides-frum the house and
grounds of the mcie tenent from month
to month
HomesteadS give per1anency and
consistency t" population. Pride Of
| character, the desire to stand well in
the estimation Of our neighbors, cores
pond with, and aye graduated by the
stability of ou' location, az much as the
regularity of -dr purposes. \ fixture
is that whic4 i -1ne way attaches to
the soil A i,g-lJ.ne J. principle, to .vir-
tue, to a.. evenly balanced and well di
rected atachnieoi II good government.
is also attached 1'f the soil.
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SHEATH & ARNOLD,
No. I05 j s1eer, cor Of 7th, 5~>6rsmenU

~ v. - =
aus ior the New ii ia uaiek,,,vt. Fin. hes, ADD
,nurt.t article in }he Stale o. .ft1 I-ait
A GENTS for the Inn cr.ai Fire aUd lic / tIaLc,
"A Coz ard Northern Insurance t1.+ ia- hi' ari
me Have laid, AMI are receiving 4y ~" Cup er
nom the Atlantic State, additions u euc Sech of As
Ca,r We-are cnabod'ts sch IS the Csi,ntfy 'rai
as Low PA Is a the lo69ers at sap Ffanrieo Our
Aplc>-'if-cd aud Fresh, IN tins apple sauce Axe
Handle,
.I;cel-D I'D and Eastern; BNeon Butter, Beans
Buckets u ...l-.ls Bl lev
= Camille u,-arircl t.iTaAts-dred CofTcsground:
Rio Java, Che ,e. Cream Tartar Green Corn CaF s.
oli-h Cra lUcrTie; CAjcS.n GTil Meal tamphene-
Cande Liams. CraoIl.r--ola and Boston.
Fioui-!laNai4 ani Gsit ~. Caiii Thia' bueNwhe%'
and Rye
my Honey u ii-.
Iellits an" s1-
-LTrti-in 7-} s5- Leh-tcrs.
Ma5kerrl. If Ua.s -'i. Sitts; Nnstard' Ensh H.
Ea,teIn ard CsIfi..rfa. matches, Hiaccaroni
|. oysters O.a..H-. ova r.lu Lard AMI perm oils.
Feachcol.l,a isr>h .ad t.n>. paper. MANILA re
Fruits. Peprcr Ii,hh>, Pa Pipes Pick Handles.
| pork-elea. Dbl an II bti- uess Pork Potatoes
RaiSlns Aand whole boSe>: carolina China Batavia
Manila and i'atnt Rice
SOAP, Ills pale and hemca Olive; Syrup, Boston
and san Francisco in kegs ami hbls Straw berries III
tins Salt >afltne- Sigo ant Shovels: SugarCr ,shct
| Powdered, Ground g inflated. China. New Orleans,
| and San Francisco Refined, in II Is and hf bbl,.
Tobacco >uu. Peach. strawberry. Fruit. 1ric"t,
Spanish liked, Wilson's S.loking, Goolwin's Smoking
| and Natural Leaf Tomato atsup, Turkey Twine.
/ Tacks; rct-Cirecn Imperila an GunpVwdcr Tomato
| in
Vernieala, Vinegar; whorfederries. in cans.
| Yeast p1yv,lcrS-PreSton & Meuills.
! LIQtUR English Ale aud Porter, in casks bot
| ties Sr Francisco Ale in barrels and hf barrels
SoughtoA'> Filters: Hostettess Btters; Boxers Bit
| terS: Moie'S Sch apps. NoldnerS schnapps.
Turner'S Ginger Wine: Goidons Raspberry syrup
sherry Port and Claret wines; Choice French brandy
American brandy. -
| Holland Gin American Gin. Scotch Whisky Ciut
| House Gin Mononsahela Whisky, Lemon syrup
| - Orders for Goods in our line will receive
| pIoIlt attention
All gods shipped TO our care will be forwarded Will
| dis ,.atch to all par of the MINIS
/ SHEATH & ARNOLD
acranrnto Jan 2S-3n.
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The Nome L.aclee Reservation, says
IL correspondent "fthe Beacon, has ''an
immense quantity ot la,sd sown Ia graii
Shpul d we have; Il. fair seaSun, "u this
enormous farm alone will he raised nj
least 40 900 bushels of grain, Ii is quite
a novel and interesting sight ~, see t,og.
ten to fifteen plows runni' z, all do'e by
Iadians, aud well tione too VI
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UL ct no false delicacy prevent

you from consulting DR.. CHAS ToZER, ofsacramente
who has attended ard cured many within the last
Fonr years and all you who have 10 means to pay
can find in him friend who will make no charges for
examinations or advice. We would recommend all whs
are in trouble to call on him and also look over his
treatise yenereal in another part of this paper Ths
Doct9r's office is Sixth Street. between J. and K
Sacranenia. Nov. l2-lY
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Noticr--To all whom it may concern

as- Notice is hereby given that the unlersgn
oa wiz not be responsible for any contracts mad'
oy f. j. McWorthy, on the part of A. D. Skillmar
q Co. oi The ST. Louis Mill. as he has no authorit,
- act for the said company, either III making con
tracts collecting money.
A. D. SkILLMAN.
Nerada, Feb 4, 1s59-tf
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d \ Nj . \ d S
G. @ l. I'D W A Il e. EEE2 8
JeWelry and Silver Ware.
FOR SALE Ely
BARRETT 4 SHEER Old
135 Montgomery Street, San Francisco.

135 Montgomery Street, San Francisco.
ARTICLES OF GoLD.-Consisting Of Ladies aud
Gentlemen's Watches of all descriptions Chatelane,
Fob, Vest Guard, and Neck Chains, Sleeve But
tons and Studs Brooches, Bracelets, Ear Rings,
Pencil Cases. Lockets, Buckles, Rings, Card Cases,
Snuff Boxes Seals, Keys Eye Glasses, Ribbon
Slides, Charms, Thimbles, Cane Heads, Armlets,
Crosses. and everything new and beautiful in Coral
Work, Canoes, Jet Work and Mosaic.
ARTICLES OF SILvER-Consistng Of Napkin
Rings. Knife. Fork and Spoon, in cases, Saltcellars,
Spoons and Forks, Ice Scoops. Fish Desert Butter,
Fruit, Pie. and Cake Knives, Pitchers and Cob
lets, Tea Sets, complete, Cake Baskets. CastOrS,
Butter Dishes, Salvers, Liquor Stands, Trays, Cof-
fee Urns, Card Baskets, etc
5nss~ Diamonds set in every style of ornament
now in fashion.
Country orders sentby express attended to
with punctuality and dispatch, and satisfaction in
all cases guaranteed.
Watch Repairing commands our particular ard
prompt attention. d2t
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roys! Dolls! Holiday Presents
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AT
SANTA CLAUS HEADQUARTERS

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AT
SANTA CLAUS HEADQUARTERS!
Al Broad street opposite Mayors Shoe Store.
THE ladies and gentlemen of Nevada city and
i county mos, respectfully invited to call at
Il Broad street, and examine the largest and best
selected stock of Toys and Fancy Goods, ever ex-
posed in the mountains. The collections is so com
pete that in all probability nobody Will leave the
without purchasing. as it comprises large in
voices of India Rubber Dolls. Doll Heads, Toys of
all descriptions Wax. Kid, China and Paper Dolls.
China sets Baskets, Buckets. Wagons, Wheelbar
rows. Guns. Swords Cannons. Drums, Horses and
Musical Instruments of all kinds, and thousand 9TH
articles too numerous to mention. Also a choice
collection Of Gift, Toy and Story Books
A. PEYSER, AZ Broad street.
Nevada. December Sd. 1858.
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vi II Il Hs d II o Titan
THEATRE.

TNHE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD MOST
respectfully announce 10 the profession that they
have built NEW THEATRE IN NEVADA, and
have fitted itup
WITH AN ELEGANT STOCK OF SCENERY.
And every requisite for Theatrical Entcrtainmentt
1t will be of eommodous size and will be rented BE-
the DAY, WEEK MONTH for Dramatic Exhibitiou NJ
Concerts, Sc. the most reasonable terms.
All Communications must be addres sed 10
GEO. s. PIERCE 4 CO.
Nevada, Feb. l, 1852.
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4. q. o. +.

Inc IcgWet nees--e. ~+srr,nstLu rOpfr No
l6wl be held every Tuesday evening atthe newHalf
on Pine street, (Kidds bulding)
., II W CALVIN, ~ O.
NANHAGAN, Sec'y noy2l
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UNITED STATES BAKERY,
Se5 REWARD.

rT'UE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE PAID TO
4 any person WHO will return to the subscriber =
Double barrel SHOT GI'N which wa. taken from
the Ranch Of w II. ORB, and known Fosters
Ranch. about weeks 90.
Tn Of j Iiarii on. 1872" the brccci
r the Gun
J. HARRISON.
Nc4ara r-.N lS5u-,f
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Syrup. of yellow Hock. SarsapariIla

And Ioia Potash for Purifying the blood and for the
cure of ScRoFrLA, MERcuR1AL DISEASES, RHEuHATIsS-
CuTANEoUs ERUPTIoYs, STUBBORN ULCERS. LIVER
COMPLAINTS, Loss OF APPETITE GENERAL DEBILITi.
&C. For general tonic of the system it stands unri
vailed This medicine has long been before the pabns
and since 1850 has gradually increased In usefulaess aud
public favor and gained the highest reputation for the
of these diseases whchit is adapted-beng pre-
pared from the best materials and compounded sciea
tfc principles confident from the intrinsic merits
and from past experience that it will continue give
full satisfaction Manufactured only Drug Store
of S T. WATTS No. 90 First street. Marysyfte, and
Sold by +. SPENCE, Druggist,
oct. 25 l55s-tf No 80 Main street N.x.ds
To THE PUBLIC i have had SO many calls for ths
preparation known as "Opiate Balsamique" which I
have been using in my practice for some time for the
cure Of Gonorrhoea elect. etc. that am strongly In
'~e To- gave more general publicity toit And in rec
oInen,ng this le5icine the public as confidently
do apd 70 I'll Nho have made ussof ~Thorns Extract
l unhesitatiaaly pronounce it to be more efcaeisus
pleasant and convenient than that or any other form Oh
giving the remedies used.
1t is prepared only the Drug Establishment Of g. r.
WATTS, Ne 90 First st Marysville, and sold by
F. SPENCE
Dealer in Drugs and Medicines
No. 32 Main street, Nevada
Oct 90, 1s5s-tf
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LONDON
ElU3 HOUSE GIN
TO THE PUBLIC.

Gs- This celebrated Gin-pretending to nothing
but what it is viz pure and unadulteratcd arti-
ticle and assuming artificial merits of what it is
not, as some of its rival imitators do-after five
years of public approva. and very extensive sales
in California, has been pronounced by the public to
be superior, not only beverage of general use,
to any other article competing against it, but is
Unrivalled in its Medical Efficiency
in most cases of complaints. To persons travelling
in these days ofrapd transit from East to West,
North t. South, who constantly changing their
water as well their climat4 who are drinking, in
deed dozen kinds of water in every twenty-four
hours, and each draught containing some property
acting in chemical antagouism to the preceding one
thereby causing an unnatural degree of excitement
to the stomach-it is positively and absolutely nee
cssary to use counteracting agent. From the fact
that the
"London Club House Gin"
is prepared expressly to meet such exigencies. and
to act we know it will act, as an antdote we con-
fdently prescribe it as the very best article in the
'untry. The name of "Aromatic Scheidam
Schnapps" has never been attached in any way to
this article. In first presenting the
London Club House Gin
to the public, my aim was to give them pure and
unaduterated article of Gin. and to call il by its
RI hit name. The success attending lis introduction
and extensive sale in California is a sufficient guar
antee of the high appreciation of the article by con-
Various parties nave from tine to time put M
and shipped TO California article which they call
'.CLuD HOUSE GIN My Gin, which has gained
such a reputation in California, is branded on the
cases,
"Old London Club House Gin, W. H. d"
The bottles also have white labe with fac similie
ofmy signature. l caution all parties to beware of
limitations.
VIM. II. DAILY.
Sole Importer.
ian22-tf NEW YORK
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/. WILLIAMSON,
FOR SALE.

II OODYEARS best India Rubber Boots single and
~ double soles, at the lowest market prices by
SOL. KOHLMAN.
dcclI Cor. Broad & Pine stree
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WIN. II DAILY Esq
Dear Sir-Your Aromatic Valley Whisky"
is received, and careful xaminaton find il bs
pnre article entirely free from the aduterang ngre.
Iients frequently used
JAMEsJ. MAPEs, Chemist.
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O. II. p. WHITE & CO.,
Forwarding and Commission

M MGRCHA A NTS.
OFTICE-At the wholesale Grocery and Provision
store of J Brogan & Co, % Front street, Sac
ramento City.
We have thorough Fire Preof Building, in which to
store all oods consgne to care, which may
be able Forward the day they arrive and charge
made for storage.
TSF7 ALL GOODS coming from San Francisco, by Sac
rameno for your different localities in the interior be
particular in having marked, to of 'WUITE,
-AC.' that they may have prompt attention.
Sacrame nto Nov. It'd
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Caution to Purchasers of
EUREKA WHISKEY.

TT has to the knowledge of the undersigrea,
| that various Parties putting up Whiskey in
imitation packages made in San Francisco and bran
ded it Eureka Whiskey."
caution dc aers in the interior against purehas
ing any of these imta tions for the genuine imported
article. The genuine ''ECREKA WHISKEY'' is inn
ported in Barrels and half Barrels and the ages are
branded on head. q" Eureka Whisky, lS49, VIM.
New & Coz with copy right label attached and Or
the other head y 7. D.''
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-11

new YORK, April 18th, 1883.
nave analysed a sample of sDaly's Aromatic
Valley Whisky - and find it to be pare article, of
fine favor and without anv deetcrious admixture
JAMES R chiffon, NJ ID. Chemist.
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=Sz,a q In on To Lgr-TaE rHRKE sroKf BKowN
sscs house IS wes TwenS slsm srcss near MIss a,s.
,,ssmS Il required. Apply 70 HAIL BSorHzAs. In
~ avenue
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A COUNTRY REaIDKNCK TO Lvr-A GOOD NON az
"A garden, and lot Of ground pleasantly skusxsl sssr
Buls terry kssy " the city By ubosl sr
Inquire ef >. ID, UEMAREsr. ~ Bulls iory, n
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., TO LET.

A FIRST GLASS BROWN STONE FoU Il STORY HOUsH
70 e ~ ksa Thirteenth street. contains every modern
Improvement And 10 In cxccllcDt neghbohood will
oeve the necessAry rcpars and be e for years
nj moderate rent Possession inmediAt>lv Apuiv "a
0klhNkLL 6ONH, - MAIden LAM =
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EVOR eALB Or 70 LKr-ABOvR THU HIGHLANDS-
1ho house and lot n Maawaa pleasantly leo sted Fish
XII Creek about mile from Hudssn River RAssd depst
and kewburg ferry containing half With Gotta 60
barn Nabe. well garden and fruit reee Nha c:nveuts.
pleasant residence will let
terms Apply % =. A. DEwINT Fshkl LAadias. q y a.
FUMMAN anA Anfrsaa
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{nARM FOR sALE-ONE OF THE BEST FARMS IN
E Nddiessx county, n j. of 90 acres miles from New
k by seamboat and railroad; well fruted, fenced and
Vsssed bulldogs large aud conyenient vi be s3d cheap
kppisd for Inquire of JAMES B. MAGEE No. IL
ch6n A. HeDt a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-21
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MOTHERS AND INFANTS,

TRINITY CHURCH.-fHn LATE REPORT OF OON
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Rev Johz H. Hopkins Jr. Prce 10 cons For sale q Ar
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