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The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-05-12

The Grover Baker Sewing Machines have given such
satisfaction that cheeruly recommend them all who
wish good and substantial Sewing Machine, 1t executes
work with much care and speed and finely than any
other machine have seen Mrs. r. B. HIcheH Mem
Dkls Tenn.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-05-12

am happy to give my testimony in favor Of Grover
Bakers Sewing Machine and of the perfect satisfaction it
gives IN every respect 1t neatly and is by
complicated, and prefer it to all others have
Mrs. Bryan rife Of Rer "A. ~. Bryan, Mcuphsss, Tenn
Nevada national., 1859-02-26
Captain Husiancnte,

The following amusing sketch, says the
.HaripOsa Gd-efte, is of the ruling Digger
in all that country, lying between the San
Joaquin aud Merced rivers. This Monarch
is better known as Coueheta," than as
Capt. Bustameutc," although the latter
cognomen is more appropriate to the charcc-
ter and bearing of his majesty
Prominent among Diggers celebrities is
Captain Bustauente, hereditary, civil and
military chief Of all the Drum my's. re-
nownsd in the authcntic but unwritten lex
cept on the disburslng pages Of the u. ).
Treasury Department. annals of that dark
period Of Indian hostilItics in Mariposa
county. Ammo Domini 1850. for unexampleb
discretion, particularly demonstrated in KEEP
lug out of rlhc shot. and in later days whose
imposing presence in back yards end around
hospitabhs kitchen doors, has blasted the
eagar hopes OF many wstlul ours. saw
him to-day. the ,nlCd.mtnt of martial
ponIposity and dignied obesity : but more
than cur>ory notice OF bis most strikiI i'm
pr ssive textures and e brief sketch of the
plumage Of this interesting cold grub ard
Illicit whisky champion cannot be given
which however incomplete. will. ! feel as
sured be read with interest by the admires
Of Imperial Grandeur. His fierce eagle eve
the never failing index to the soul
CLEANS with an intellectual fire, comparable
only TO the Illuminated orbs OF Il donkey
de>poudcntly gazing cn an unattainable -four
sack, aud ~hlcn duriug bls visit to my ranch
observed to rest with interpid pltc,dIty
on small mountain OF carHe and pan UfIer
Ell AS brlbe 10y some ol tue uuappreciating
divinities Of our kitchen to gi,.'
Contract with the rra. ones among his
white brother aroused his dormant vanity
but if Appearances are Tot dcccItiul,' he
is yet unable to wholly conquer predilec'
tion in iavor of the mode IN primitive g
Digger. and in Uruer to harmonic the con
II cling sentiments arising from coyetous
vanity on the one hand. aud national pre-
compromise made concessions TO both ln-
fuences. and therefore stood arreyed ia the
following unique short order first villain
Gus old plug bat. that from uumistakable
evidence had once had place on the sche-
dule of personal effects belonging to some
one extensively interested in the brick com.
mprce Next item: 'canty calico shirt.
Next and last item military dress coat
With flaming red iacings bright buttons. a
profusion OF gold lace trimmings, aud the
funniest little ear app@ndages imaginable,
which WED with the calico narrative is
iudicious bat alas vain end'avors 10 screen
what auatomj.ls fern the dorsal termination
Inventory ended. total effect left to fertile
imagnatio1s,
It vas "A scion OF the house of Bustamente
surnamed Bohtail." who on being ordered
out to work the other morning by the larmrr
on one OF the nrighboring Indian farms. said
be was sick The farmer noticing that his
countenance wore II most ruelul expression
said e You sick Bontal, what's the IN ,tte..'
Oh me- very ck bimeby, pretty soon
last night my vile got little one. half Mex.
icsn man, half iurun me msneto sick"
Nevada national., 1859-02-26

tween gang Of outlaws and a ro,se under a
Deputy L $. Marshall. near Paoli. IN Lynn
County. Five Of the band I'll. aud The p"pu-
y Marshall ard two Ct h. a.si,,an., are re-.
ported He'd.
fugitive slave was rescued from the Off.
GERS, by band OF freedom shrekcrs. FIX
citement ws7 running high aud \ large bur.
iy has sta rtcd in pursuit ur the negro.
Capt. Maury and otirr fllilustrr- or the
Schooner Susan. hav. hen arrested hy the
L. ). Commissioners at Mobile. on charge
Of obst' uctirR U S officers ia the discharge
Of their duties. and violation Of the revenue
laws and held to Tail in the sum Of S2sOO
each, FOR their appearance for trial in Feb
ruafy
Nevada national., 1859-02-26

!. 10 more nor less than what its name implies e
soss of Que table spoonful contain i've grains o
iadid. OF poiAss We defy competition in this article
;. our arrangements such that We set our Sara
-.rilH Root direct from iouduras aud our lodi1e 81
PsiAss direct frur' England in large quantities con
sequsntly we believe We are the only hrm Who eau
furnish the same article at 81 per bottle 1t be
sold by al respectable druggists at the above price
Is careful and get the genuine artice--u-e none
other sud from past experience Ne we'll as~ureH
that ii will give perfect sasiacion Ia every persor
Who may use it-packe1 IN one and two d"zen aSe-
-sAdr tu ship 10 any part Oi the country Druggist.
will ind IL To their sdrsntage tos u this Sarsapari
!. in preference TO all other
X. HALL Co Proprietors,
I43 aud las Clay street, below Montgomery
ally sun francisco.
WILLIAM LoU1ZENHEIsER, Agent, Grass Valley.
Nevada national., 1859-02-26

TIE weather is topic that we can always
fall back on, when we have nothing else to
talk or write about Just now. it is -nnwing
aud raining like 40. and our streets present
anything hut an inviting promenade to bad
ly sbod pedestrians The ard fslrd miner
pauoplird in his India ruhb,r passes and re-
passes our oihce with an ait Of after ind Ter,
ence to the prl'ing storm Shi,c we -uiyel-
ing over a hot s:"ve. in siHte Of dreamy
lPziness. building air castles. and planning
out rb' msuy films at intend doing when
the "e"th'r get, ood Such ~ hle.
VIA. u store of gord promi rs many OF u.
hay" lad up tor the future aud how iew oi
them will he remembered ~ It rrmem erred
fulfilled. Thus Tomorrow and tomorrow
creep~ in with petty pace, and rain or shine
fair or cloudy. the Wheels OF time do not
stop aud when The messenger Of death bcck
ons a, hence. all our fond hopes aud magnif-
cent promises will hr rll for Tomorrow
Rcmorsclrss Tmel
Fierce spirit Of the glass aud scythc-what
power
Can stay him la hs silent course, or melt
His iron heart witi pity
Nevada national., 1859-02-26

SPIEIT or THE TINES. MIR. Chas. NJ Chase
has purchased the Spirit OF the Times aud
has consolidated that with the Firemen's
Journal We hope the Spirit will make the
race for success in about 2.25.
Nevada national., 1859-02-26

Ss-There was talk Of daily Paper
being started at this place. Recent devel-
opments induce us to belevsthc scheme wis
hr abandoned
Nevada national., 1859-02-26
Bernard Cad,

HAS Just opened. in his New Store IN Main Street
III just above kohler's Barber shop large stock o
Tobacco, Cigars, Fruits, Connections
ries, Etc., Etc.
Which he offers at wholesale or retail at very redu
ced prices, for cash. As- Call and examine for
Yourselves
s~- -Nev Augv- - --DI~
Nevada national., 1859-02-26

The 5 +. National contains a letter from
Robt. X. Reid 10 Dr. c. NJ. Hitchcock. in ref
erence to the Statue Of California - by
Powers. The Statue is said to be beautiful,
aud the National thinks it should be pur-
chased Mr. Reid writes
BoNr Italy, Dec. q. l3js.
c. " Hitchcock. ~ D..
San Francisco. CaL
Nv DEAR DoCrog: Last month spent
sometime in Flurrucc. and vs,ttd lh. studio
of the great American sculptor. Powers -
The statue Of California Ia, just been com
prted aud inrTerd-d to New York The
second Will soon hr flushed fer tire Govern
mrni at Washington. and. as los the term, of
the contract on three can ever be mad-
he is desirnus thar the third shall be- posses
sed hy the State oil California Or b7 the city
OF san Francisco. II represents California
as the most attractive thing IN nature, a
beautiful woman in u state of nudity. she j.
nearly erect. leaning on a boulder OF quartz.
In her right hand she holds n dviuing rod
aud in her lett, slightly concealed behind
her back handful of thorus. The material
is of white marble from Carrara. and with
out shot or hirmsh The contract price is
el.5O0 VIII not some effort be made in
California to obtain this noble work TOR the
State. before It passes into some private col
lection. Truly your friend.
RonT. X. REID.
California in = state of nudity is certainly
appropriate By the aid Of Legislatures.
Treasurers. &c, she has been most eiiectual-
ly stripped
Nevada national., 1859-02-26
So CARD.---It is "a well known

fnrt among the medical men. that there has long
been wanted good and reliable PREPARATION ol
rARSAPARiILA as nearly all that are manufactured
IN the East coSrAis sITRirs. aud some them even
tsgcysf although protesting not 10 DO so--conse-
-uentl- fer all cutAneous diseases, &c. they are IN
fourious instead Of beneficial Now iu the prtpara
tion ~ DG-r 20 the pub'ie willing 70 show
.he receipt TO sny one--n0 riattHr who-doctor or
20 doctor svary man has right to know what lie
s:skng:
Nevada national., 1859-02-26

Some Of the papers have objected to the
use OF The term overland coaches" These
papers when they record an error take it
back by saying I'VE were mistaken in say
ing. &c The paper mistakes when in error
and is mistaken when the reader does not
understand rightly. Purity OF the language
must be sustained
Nevada national., 1859-02-26

The Southern papers are having good
time over the landing of cargo of Slaves
by the Wanderer It is all bumbug and
they only talk about 1t to make their North
ern brethren mad. We dc not believe there
is Wanderer, and we think the polite and
portl, Captain Corrie I myth
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-12
Journal Copy.

1'Rev. DR.. Allen of Lane Seminary will
preach in the Third Presbyterian church on
Sunday morning and evening.
d-TRev. Justin t. Twitchell of Xenia will
preach in the Congregational Chapel, TO. NOR
row morning and afternoon. The public are
invited TO attend.
0NJ-Rev Wesley Webster will preach at the
Quaker Meeting House, Tomorrow at o'clock
P. M. A general attendance lie requested.
" Rev. Mr.. White, of Covington, Ky, will
preach 10 the Christian Church, corner OF
Brown and Smith streets, to morrow morning
and evening, at the usual hours. Everybody
is requested to attend
EPISCOPAL SERvloE.--Rev. John Woart, Rec.
tor of Christ Church Parish, will hold divine
service to morrow at 10 30 A. M, and Z o'clock
P. NJ.
ST. PAuLs.-Epscopal services and preach.
ing in the Hall corner of Main and Second
streets, to morrow at lOH o'clock and P. NJ,
Rev. G, @, Currie, of Cincinnati, will oficiate.
All are invited.
REIIGIoUs.-Rev W. s. Burton will preach
tosmorrow evening at o'clock, on ''the poss>
bility of forgiveness after death, at the Uni>
versalist church; st. Clair street. Morning
services at the usual hour. All are invited
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-12

0'There appears to be a set of rascals in
Springfield who threaten to set the city on
fire. The News says, individuals in this city
have received anonymous letters to the effect
that the city was to be set on fire by rowdies.
Were it not for the fact that certain rowdyish
characters been known to threaten the private
dwellings of persons who have become obnox
ious to them, we should think these letters un,
worthy the attention. 1t would be we'll for
our citizens TO keep little on the look out -
There is set Of unssrupulous and malicious
scoundrels in this city who will never get their
due until the hangman has got hold of them. u
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-12

0J' Some thieves effected an entrance through
the back door of Mr. Frank Welty's saloon last
night, and abstracted between $40 and s25 in
money from the premises The watchman on
that beat discovered early this morning, the
door open and gas burning, which the thieves
had no doubt used TO assist them in finding the
money. We understand that suspicion is ats
tached in the right quarter and the thieves will
be brought to justice There were other at
tempts made last night that we hear of, and
every one should exercise the strictest vigil.
ance, and catch the rascals if possible
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-12
LnaAL Morrcn

Court OF Common PisAa fer Montgomery County,
Chic, No. a86l.
MAry Elisabeth Heller, PrEl
David Heller, Defendant.
CAlD Defendant, David Heller, non resi-.
~ deaf Of Montgomery county, Ohio, IL hereby
notified that said Mary Elizabsth Heller, Of said
NontgomeEy county, wife Of said David Heller aid,
utiop In the once o the Clark o1 tho Court % Com
mon Pleas, within and for nAlh county of honaron-
erj, and state Of Ohio, ohargiAg fAo aaid David
HELLER with grosa neglect Of duty toward the said
Wary k11abeth Heller without any cause OF jusii-
neAtion therefor On the part of said krabstk kel-
ne1a Tor The three yeaEa last past ana asking that
ahe may oe divorced from the said David Heller,
which petition Will utAnd for hearing At the next
.esn oi aaid Court which willsonaRenea March slh,
Dated at Dayton, In sad oOuEty. this sa,A dAy Of
4 JOHN SCOTT,
novl1-stw. Attorney for Pi'n.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-12
THE DAILY EMPIRE
oFeioE or FOsLioATioNi
Empire Buding fhirdd, South side bei. Eaip Io,rsO
TRRMai
ByMaiisB .Ooper yearinadvanoe
70 oontsper Week. payable 70 tho carrier
Single oopioa .putup In wrappers, boenta.
Cincinnati Agency.

The Cincinnati Type Foundry Company is
our duly authorized Agent TO make contracts
aud receipt for Advertisements subscriptions,
dc., in that city.
To BUSINESS MEE.-The Empire Job Rooms
arein complete trim, and we are now prepared
to do work Of all descriptions in the best style
ofthe art. CALI and examine our work and
learn our prices.
" To ADyERTIsERs. - Advertisements or
Notices for the Empire must be handed into
the Office by ten o'clock on the day they arc de-
sired to be published--nOf later. We cannot
aeree TO insert them afterthathour.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-12

IA A Major of the rural militia, in Cuba
nearly 65 years old, recently fought duel with
swords and killed his adversary. The second
then took up the quarrel and mot the same fate.
cousin of the principal then stepped forward and
feeling bound to avenge their deaths, offered him
self as an antagonist, but on tho receipt of a
slight wound, declared himself satisfied. The
victor then delivered himself up to the Governor
General in Havana, who placed him in temporary
confinement under Guard Of Honor It is
believed he will be acquitted by the court.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-12

Gs- 1t Is said that spot of remarkable size
is now visible the surface of tho sun, more than
GO. 600 miles in diameter, or eight times the diam
eter of the earth. It can be without any DIFF
Gculty with the aid Of an opera glass the Oyo, of
course, being protected BY screen. The area Oe-
Oupisd BY this disturbance Of the suns surface is
about three thousand millions Of square miles,
some fifteen or sixteen times the VII ole surface Of
the earth. As the spot was near the middle of the
sun on Saturday, October 20, II win be visible
some days yet. -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-12

"A Mrs. Roberts and her four daughters do all
the labor upon farm in Erie county, New York.
The Oldest plowed twenty acres, and the youngest
dragged in the grain
We might here commend the industry Of those
girls to the attention of daughters hereabOuts,
who allow their mothers TO attend to all house-
hold and othsr work.
~ An Arkansas editor got married recently
and has since become very enthusiastic. Hea
him:
There is not in this wide world happier life,
Than to sit by the stoyepipe and tickle your
wife;
Taste the sweets Of her lips in moment of glee
Aud twist the cats tail as she jumps on your
knee.
III The number of deaths reported in oincin
natl for the week are So. Scarlet fever carried
off 10 Of the number-more than double any
other disease--aDd still continues fatal.
UAt Louisville, says despatch, the Schil
Ter Festival at Masonic Hall, banquet, concert
and ball were we'll attended Considerable en-.
thusiasm prevailed.
" The Cincinnati E Enquirer says: /" A snug
steamboat, named the John NJ. Sharp, has re.
Gently been built at 81. Louis, by some admrer
of our deceased friend. intended to run on one
Of the tributaries Of the lower Mississippi"
~ Friend Charley Crowell of the Firemen's
Gazette made his appearance in our sanctum
this morning, bat his paper did not. Why
have we been neglected obsrley1
U- Paynes, No. go Muin street. have re-
eeived Cooley for November. A nice present
for your wives or daughters, contsiniug plates
Of fashions, needle work, embroderies. crochet,
DC. Remember Psynes, No. GO Main street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-12
~ Yesterday mau uamed Anderson s,o,.

~ Yesterday mao named Anderson, stole
keg Of white lead which was standing before
the door Of DR.. stewart's Drug Store. The
theft being discovered the keg Of lead was obs
tanned and returned to the Drug Store. In the
afternoon the same man was found in a country
mans wagon apPrOpriatiDg the mans ovsrcoat
to his own use. Being caught in the act, he
claimed that he was drunk and was only 90.
ing to take nap in the wagon. He was Ia
ken to the Station House to finish his nap,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-12
THE NEW WONDER.
Peter JOsse's Hair Res.Orntiv

THIS Hair Restorative is now acknoyl-
edged TO be the best ever invented for A Of
the Hair and the Scalp, and II has worked wonders
wherever used. Several Of our citizens have tried
It, and speak in the highest terms OF its curative
properties. The following is one among the many
certificates justreceived BY the Proprietor;--
DAYTON, sept. 9th, 1853.
Mn. p. JossE;--For several years past, from some
cause, hair has been gradually falling out until
entire badness threatened us. We have tried va
riouA remedies, but without any good result. We
were induced to try your "Restorativen by hearing
it highly spoken OF BY those who had used 1t, and
who assured that 1t had the effect OF Bringing
new and vigorous growth OF hair upon their heads
WehAye used It, and its good effects are plainly Wis
ible in the renewed growth Of hair where we were
fast beeomins bald; We cannot recommend the He
VIM. sWALEM,
s. L. BROADWELL,
OWEN TREROR,
j. ~. SWALRM.
For ale at the Barber saop Of Peter Josse, Il
Jefferson street, DAYTON. oetls-sm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-12

Gs- john Mitchell. the Irish exile, at present
in Paris, has written letter to this country which
Is characteristics Of the man, In which be condemns
in strong language the liberty Of the pross. It
is all humbug, he says We're be censor Of New
York nswspaPsrdOm, the sooeBtrie patriot assorss
us he would 'stornAlly incaroerats seven prOmi-
nsnt editors hang two or three, and put the others
TO work on a railroad Horace Greeley would
fare with the former and several others have rsa-
son to rejoice that spunky John is not as powerful
a. he desires to be.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-12

TaE WASHINGTON GLOBE The prospectus Of
this official paper Of Congress can be seen in
the columns Of our paper to-day. and we direct
the attention Of our readers To it. from the fact
that it is the desideratum which all will need
in the newspaper liue. who desire to be off.
eiAlly posted in the proceedings OF our Na>
tional Congress.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-12

BTDisappoiniments are frequent at the De-
pot on account Of the mistakes about the time
of trains leaving the city. A friend complains
that the Dayton papers have had no alterations
in the time of trains starting on some Of the
roads for nearly year, 10 the mean time sew.
eral changes have taken place, We will make
changes as soon as we get correct notice from
the proper source.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-12

D- The oldest house on Long Islaod. nov
standing, is in Gowanus. Iii part stone And
part brick. and was built in 1899 BY Nicholas
Vechle, and is known as The oertslyou House
It was the head quarters Of the oommsnder.in
chief previous to the battle Of Long Island.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-12

- A late Utah paper mentions the arrival Of
a company Of European Saints who came in Hfty-
six wagons, land numbered about four hundred
souls, mostly from Scandinavia. There were six
deaths and three births on their journey of three
months
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-12

w. The New York Court Of Appeals has do
cided that person whs has contracted to work for
given time, and before the expiration Of that
time is, by the providence Of God, disabled from
performing the service, can, by his representative
recover for the labor already performed. It is
said this question has never before been decided
by the courts Of the United States.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-12

oYsTERs, cHEAP!-- For to-day only oysters can
be purchased at I. N. d W. NJ. Green's. No. Sle,
Third street, in the Empire building, at 76 cents
per can, or 40 cents per half can. An extra lot
having arrived unexpectedly sacrifice is made 10
sell them out to-day, as they will not keep until
Monday. Everybody can afford to eat oysters al
these prices. Try them.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-12

va It is reported that Wendell Phillips, on
receiving one hundred dollars for his recent lecture
at Plymouth Church, upon the HarPor's Ferry in
vasiOn, Immediately paid over the whole sum as a
contribution to John Brown, TO procure for him
such comforts as he may need in the remaining
days ofhis life.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-12

Ir Godey's Lady's Book for December has
been placed on our table by Messrs. Willard
& Wheaton, No. 926 Third street. This is a
highly interesting number, and contains two
beautiful engraviugs in connection with de.
ligbtful sketch termed Henry sandford's For
tunes" There are also many plates Of EN-.
broidery, crochet, &c, interesting TO the ladies.
Go to No. 1896 Third street. and get copy.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-12

"Senaior Sumner was 10 sail in the Oanada
from Liverpool On last Saturday, and will prob
ably arrive In Boston next week"
Bring out the vhang g-dOodle and hnrdy, gur
dy, and let there be general reioisiOgs. iOr IAs
much Abaaed Senator is 10 rsturn--Es Snpposs
entirely recovered
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-12

" A despatch to-day confirms the reported
insanity of Gerrit Smith. he is confined in a
lunatic asylum at Utica, N. Y, and is said In
rave about the Harpers Ferry matter, and to
consider himself under arrest for completely in
Browns insuTLection movement.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-12

pHsckIsr. Remlsy MGKtOn. have the finest
assortment Of lamps in .be city. aud II you
desire something elegant beautiful aDd brill
liant, 90 there TO get It. Store at No. s06 and
9Os Second Al
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-12

az The opPosiliOe, embracing both Amer
cans and RepublieAus, have carried New Jsr
sey BY bare majority Of .7s6 for Governor.
The Republicans alone are in great minority
in that s.ats. aud 20 candidate running on ils
distinctive platform can receive is vote.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-12

~ Afew days ago John McDwmOtt, Of 10.
liet, Il., who had been much debili,atsd BY lnes,
was leaning against picket fence in that town,
when he slipped and his neck vas caught between
two Of the picksts, where he strangled to death,
being too weak TO extricate himself