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~ CnANCERY
vi 4 y = Y'S
CONFINED Reaper and Iower,
MIIH WnAn,. INann..,.,-,...-

ANNYS Combined Esacsr and NJ,
+A'l Sth WoHt ,inpf. yeta.ni i.srstr rf,..t,
- D. M sur-rribrf r. pub. f.y.r art' r.t,..
ih' hfrhiur S'l. o. m4Hgls, tutr. irr ia.
|nAfse'i 'i '-J', Hito mp Ysrmeufs anItns.t,,
-nA' 80 ~ 'n'ir'-in o.. lh.rsei-r a. ~. .-.t
f~on2 ne II a. AIM vi i1tf siuc.J ~. tn,
p n"t~ tiih'f -. Reaper or Muarr Iar,,,,
II '""' go 1tr '''n nat hts sprung up W The
C feAft ~ ne manufacture Jf Vr.rt,g
Nius VI trhia -. E4s i4xti lag-uu,tv 49,
n'''iri -Apttsi sbd israr 20 o,ru,nn,n.,,-r,
4 ''ra'ofs ana m tn1'Arf.r-f. sho haF s-f .-vri
sicres- hav- rui 5~sa a'l.Srt tsr /. .,,.., -.
"a lHe 'a@fP ani eager ,Jr,te AMI has. H.sb
n +t1- nm naT~ been ug~rts 1-r sr,,.. .....
'..' sn1 many v'rr msnv. go Narb.r.. ttat
acct wa N t-rfI. sts,ra1i mi. 50,
h'n1Vs c'tn, iu-4 is...1.
go "''i ! n9' s~tn~Ht b. a,tast.ai..rt
-'-''' p'nl''f'' iri@ The hr,t fi,Yt.r
A''-ie sac--'s 90 IT, "a 10, IN 3urfsat IA. ~
1'Hr'a ~ lsI1 % carri-irf ne b..+.,a,, -.
=. ~ great siorsl Fed Tfisi al Sytsr,.- D.,
-. "a s'Htisi 49, thr competition, anat-.s..
- ava '"' ~i'h u 80 a.! b-t - ~...t ....f
''.' rf efrc lease frsr ever b.. f.r- t.r ...
''. 1li go "m'iD~I Asssin- uh..n.,iy.-
q be- .ni '1mPeu ioo. m fora 4ra ..p,i..
- '' 60 t'- gaafi ssi ELif. ,Ha.Irt.tt.ut.
''"-f asa -uF u'b-f - h. been e. s,,,.
'.' 90 ~ ~ sr~r a. xsr Ire rf.if1l-
'.' if 80 ihr pltiiofiD al .fI, he rs.,..f "a. t
- i''rhsfgins he grain ev~rtnvsb,.t H.
;'.a' and 'sa-oisi principles ~ thts Ma
Nfi p - " & r-uusr o. sfaf- .t.t tt. ,
'.f-fsi n's hin-' 20 r~.-t.isne f+FI.a..lg o..
''' 49, ~ ne snrmp' 0, r@x- iisn ...,
n'-1nrs, ilfrisrs HpYo .hi. rs.,rt.f...
4 ''''f hsrhioe For ne irfnfr iiIs yi-I B..
''' 4"i Pt,i-- inf'inFirr ~ prose
Toe f~tTfaI principles gscuusf i,i rHt.
~ 'f,n ~atrh % - cDa'tTuet-i have
cd ''rcT''i1' thst fh~fr bas trsp a.. -
T1anZ~ iaem Tn main IN 10 firm,
''.- ''''ou vii 'r ip improve he ,n,,barsr,.
TON ~ fss H'srtiss 20 n4s-i. ,t,.rgsr
NO i'rfhr ~ r-sp-rt 'l .Ir-u-.,. s.,-
.'''' y isfs-f 10 ws1'' machine hat
am ~ '' 'p"sin fh~ Reputation n Inc ma
- ~ '"siing en- nlpsf sccsp.atir msrl,se
f' a. q 'afm-'s 30 b. r.arrtr
r' Pie co. sr.Brr s-.urauat.sD
.fi .'nas- aiIhrfiI received ih- ssfae..
"hIii.E eh1r.s az mo Arerf vtI i. a.
" MASON
~ Sh- rhr.isaun W Ars,
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'i'NE 6rn 81 IIaatst 4 G,E,h H.. ,,,,
- mS'u-i eoa-c.i, al p.I..a. iadcai.,l ,u .a.t
WI ll~A.r e''''s LTsrri 4nd make protnpt r.,.
l-rh' .. tasr bs-'t must BE- s,ti..! 40 ,,b 81 -
'N' ray meht AL % made 90 ! 10 I. Rg t-, ~,
"a .s'ho'iSsd 10 settle ~ To- t-.,a-., O. tbr IN.
HUNTER ! GRFFiII
Don'eAs Depot. April II, ls5D.
-. h-'iAs deeited 10 l-AV- the state I ~ ~ con.
hl'nt1 expect tAes- T~rsS0. uurg asr .ui,vr.a,lX
70 sue 0tN'td ana !qaiiate the same a. logger M
d1lE~oec e4suot Dc gpra
t''''h' hs''ns .ce1auts sgsiasi ~ rlra.- pt,.
seat them ~ "a, ~. NJ IA L ui \Tp1
AILLI u. l,-l--lI 49,
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NEW GOODS.

y" nov tt'rtVinc LARGE au4 ~ selected
L sock "a q .u.is sulat.- to tb.
vi % r'i' "u a. accom- in.' s'r- term. . Gan D..
." ca ihis equity w have Jisf ,..g-i Cur
S'u-s 81 DRESS GOODS ff laFi'. .r,(,.
Nh'a are :. az rich >it'c, ot Tissue, .nd ia,
s-,' hoa~ No. D'ub'v Sa,u Run-, Or.s,.,s
|Aeonci att Muutgius r,ssu-, ast Bst,,,, A.
WHITE GOODS.
s'fipc' SW,ss ant ia Muslin. > w r. H.
en- s.'rN-' MsfssiIir, sud Iutkrh q ,,i,, 80.
b,oii't't kVt~s ~ ch,iar.u L,u.u I.bl, ct,.s,
I"~e> "nd NsPS,"~ Ny LitLcA vii ple.,. call
sni ,isminr the .toek at
Apuu1 l-i9 e.D,pn
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hGLNLl J.g-.sya Cosn,y ~:
10 tAe County Court April Term, 1889.
Ia . Coz" hs.t i.r .A- ,.l CuuAlr N.
81 .at 90 ATUi l-tI--
F-.i Z. sai kacaei IL Aiswi.- PIN,
f.t>sr
si.t. :. Chapman I.asc Eu,h.
-la- .rn g rnsrn and Lylta
aI' az Elizabeth = .ahE a. Ju,.
b. E1Earf V COVE Marun
u r.ya- FL ~. Pa,n- Curr,.
..' HrH, Jo> Bed Gr, gs.
May }. a., vie Lawn,
sarah Bell sud Ab.Aaam
'-HAh' -. o, Dsn.
- I'ct 81 this suit - Co. h.yr partition Of
T .'oi Laai. igiLg ana o~iug 10 the co1r-
, ' j-E-fspn snt Be- .rlry amt NET IA, .att
.' According o. Their scyrtaIta.,fr.., rh,--,,,
asf+srns ny satisfactory evidence 49, a.,
. ..ais ls'sc Ba,nman Gsoixc B.s 100
h. wIfe, L4Vnia Bel 49, So
az not residents 81 this Sist- nv 80,
ih-- io appear VIhin one muufhsrer t4,
.' A.i.a 70 lhi- 'rier. snC 81 GLAt a-t.,,,.
rei iteif i1.rfe,s & ., further o..i,,.i .r.i
.' .ii~f De p-ult'h~t 10 q ~ xs2arrf p.ir,.
m .hi- County UH'r aurrk IT, 'uur I'D, '....
"f's' -ui posted al the front t..r I'D me
't tla'r q fnts 'uurfy. "a Toe s..,... -
- LtA. Iyim 10 tae.s'I & gu.
C,py-I~,t-
Nn'i - - \ MOORE C.efE
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7 Isr OF LETTERS ,,n,,,io. -, 49,. -

Isl OF LETTERS remaining 10 n, Po-I
IL Ohce al Chsrl,stoWu. J,drTsoa Co v. an
TOE Jlsi tay OF March 1859
william Aul,. MIR. Margaret Anderson. Rich.
ard Bill. George Blown. Miss Dem,iIIs Blown
simon bifs, Van BTsni.ellsr. George Boxer
NsTihs Burke. l. BLACK John corr, n
II Conway. Rowan K. Ciaword, Michael C..t,.
Gay James Cora. VIM Clark n. A Chatter ]
W Darden, Lawsoh Goiny> John Gunner Nj.
hl.La a HauiliSn, Richard Hsines Nss Moi.
he tatfell. Hcvticks l-rsei K-slrr John La.
cas- Mrs julia LOrViafy H.try Lock John Ly
cus. Thomas o Ley. Mics Sarah Ann Meteor.
m'rk. Prot r.. Mould. Mrs CAtkerin, Mole,
y crrN"n p''"urn Naaev Fo-eli Robert Porter
George w RUE'ant VIM n Rotrti, Dsti.l
SnNi'r Ais Ann J. ShsGcr Jackson Tin.msn
jacob Tssluf q -crs- wris.ft. Gcureisnna Wtl.
-Jr ant lam-s ws.hiu-t,n
ArrN = - Known q ~,
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W NEH OOOBS
. ''e 49, fs,tWitss .s,ss s,oes Of se,,s,
- , - EEARsLEY, sHgRRRa
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WOOD. EDDY A co. l,..

On .- r.rr = .I1c'- uumtrrs.
IN 600 Ticket.
bi'e Ih,-.srs Foaf ii4adr.d 49,. pt,..t
NENbLh PRIZE To ENERN . rICEIr.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEl
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n W iLSON.
\. q TIN BERIAKE

The bu,inesssi RipTop viii be conducted h,
lhe 0udrts'sue under the name snd hfm ii Tim
h~flas- s. subleue. eostinuation of Al. .u.
tom OF his c"mmuniiy IL respectfully solicited.
Arrd IleSJ a e. TIMBERLAkE
THD2
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Tom Telegraph


have IIs. fr..'s.. t.rrIa. .Hr..s o. fresh
snI h'i.- Family fae~fits otyr u. = .sII
A|fi = ~ " nv
SagsI Cafef r sus 81 .f-fP ..s...,s -... Di.
4, .fre.r Ha.rsfa1i. Ei.rF. 90 C.fb~sr.- o. ..t
'-s g. " fHY
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DISSOLUTION

TUE eo-Partns-.h q herc,.furr -1i.ii,,L-,,.,
Il ihe sutscfiref' iu The tntt,antl- b9.,n.., :,
X tp.n' . ne aay Dissolved bs mutuai eou..tt.
E''t't pans o. aatLoftssu 10 ssttie IN h,ln.,.-
ihr Doe. >sn4 psps4s 81 Ih- mem ta., -.
pi~--ni b. ''uut a. the srore pssrr itc.. h,,.
iuE unsettled accounts ~ill please come l,,,.t.
Aud settle up wiiboui t.isy
APEi :. 1859. A WILSON
A q TIARERr AVN
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Apple Brandy

n received I'D &c ,-.ety
CIV CHAMBERS
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I.fIS,I,-

~ IN 'thrssls VI ard NJ. Lirsli'.,',
i'nr't v 9'f.s ~ - F,s's 49, y. now 80.
''s 70 no 49, aFUk CAFE Ikr nader ii
1870 he 'i"t.s O.! 'b- uNu.r ~ lr4.nv Do =,
- 'f''e .t 'fs FIss Pr,..,rE,Ihr Sf,t',tN NJ,
Htnmtii q k-artey,v.
JpuN &, HUNTER.
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CAasa RIVERS

~ .i.rS,- DRG GOODS UKO- ERIt.o = ~
'loNS sc Having EArsa-Ira our bu,iu~.,
10 "ns N'aa uPon tgr CssH Pas .ipis 10 tn sAtt.
lAc'itn 81 oar tust'iutfs Ne coutJrbIy c. ma. -
~ 10 ihr puHiic, tu ne sssuThur- that % only IL.
nsta' a MA Go make ~ universally popular
"" are noA oPrtias he largest aud most GO u.
f.-'s a's"'iglcn; ne have ever received which Ia.
it'a t."ett triitriy a.! Casa. and which 80 vii
49, POI 81 'ttt- hat DEFY rotnpeuiion. Come shd
y.'e" tIr D1nrsic. Dress GoOts Gruo,ries
l4aIt0'tr- OurrU,Watc. Notions. Brct. Sl...
HAi' 80 Cap, IA tie fnll cIrecIatiau of hnril-
iLrpi - per c.a.- lover al caa b. bon ght ,l,t.
Nt-re "a tn couLtg.
We ce'ire L. sho~ our food. aud commend our
prizes 20 TIE public.
Ap - HEDGES S TRUssEIL
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N"'.''' a. trTr,n sent..
The i'sas flprt, NJ AMI.

u'.i Geo u b.
t' r.tr- .rE .. -...u.
AT ",t AK A,u tNrE.sE
'h.' .ste o. g.
l.rs -.. .-... u.4.. ..t - ,..
'I..N ',sN. rD~T OFFICE SraNp
ta.r receive hem
''.1'nHr' ''t'rs strictly sou6i,a'.
"'.i''' "t.rf' fog I'rscls 90 C,flihgsir.ts
WOOD EDDY 60 Augu,. O.
30 WOOL. tLph * co Auau.s g..
% WOOD EDDY CO w,uisg 81. l..
EecA .i,t o' 'h- nainb.. M, sr,i,..n ..
'hr ~hrri siih The an Hntl OF me r,Iss tAar,.. .
'nr - sH.iri iH 80 - pu''I.'-l aftr e.. 4,
ofs~ir@ % me 'r.in~frs rsp-.
A. ia "ef.s'a '.l'.fsr.-ts.v y l- ~ e.
Ds44 h.5'Hs E'-.f. ~ a4t.. y a
""'', b'sh yN.rsr-rt " .s...N ... "
",'Et u Er..,t ar. P.a .a... " A s
H-i 80 Fec D.4 .,..t
Na.bJi I-.g
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fsrsnrs..
LOOK BEFORE YOU BUY!

I'iE soh-'iio~t take M. me,hoi oi inf,rmin,
l. the c,uIen, q J'hrr.oa thsth. has pu,rhs..d
The ritht OF that conny iof tue manui.e,ut, az
4 1 ~
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References:

kNeucrcnCes:
hsF'ng bourAt one - Cornell & I.x..-..t.
lmPfeVrd O~'iIIaiitg ws,a,ur N,gS1r..
aNsi IA" ant inl MIA col 81. sGmr If-.I -
80 I" 20 "a q f~ii 'msiis - ga .a..t.,.
h'i'r Is''f -ri uouJ... No.br rsrt,iI -. y,
s'.',e "htA 81 = "a oPrfati.n isat d.. .+.r.,.
.'"n Tor "a" ia p -" designed . .o,ns.r -.
,.,, 40 9'rA'afc IN f,e'oum.r IrrIL,, u.s'b,..
'~'' ~s' -..N 70 Attention.
WI DORSEY
Marii-'hufc Jsn - i-59
"A''he u'rf ne same nachilr, Ne c,g.,r in
hr' t.-1 street Rev. 4 Ts'v. r. W.,
l.'"r' } ! R',' h. Ia, J 80. <
Nm IL Crm, u r Rlrb,rtp-f .r ngr,
- - ii'..,'siay iona Fisher. D.v4 m.
- lahr Bytuatt Don Cert Che. II .s,.5,r
-" . SH'arr, Era Herring j.,
\ !. .','I' Promptly ATTENDED 10.
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NANTUA-HAEIsIC

- NAMES f,'T+tuul y sntuunc,, hat
W he aaN received he ia,rsi .ty.-s ni .;o,,,s
al. ou'"'S'f f-'iiaL' aGd sOil,i.s he Ag,l,i,a
Ard pair. nsr- oi fh- LaI,es
Apni ~ - j.
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This Machine Ct op % an entirely u,-,i,,
and - c"h''triet b. hose Who has, seen ~ a, ~
!. t' '"' 60 MAJ h'' eF't t',u brought t. ne
h''''' 90. "' Ah-il'- an lurUri 20 Lace The ~,fll
mss h- c'sl'"nG"t o." praJu,e 49, ,quai AM.
ihe many s-Ehl'srts - To-, Ma,6inr over -
u.a-F'. ma %. ins tened itc iu. .e~tp. IL r.
'''hr.t. 10y '' '.n''' uei',n. NJ m..c, o. ain
lH.F ~ '' f'' "li 90 ufl~f. 80. rh~ ca, san,
VII % - operated A,hiit len -. -.
see u IN IN ton. b 4. speed which !. 40.
- 10 A'.'rfr.-s n- ETr. ..-. ...- --
L .'sef "a 70 Il washes equally ~ri. 10. p,,.t
-. ~ 80 -, .s'i'' 90 .ir ''ais,'t an h--v..,l.
80 a. N''.N 49, Ncut,us 5.t Urt.. All
o'lr' ~, ''oe, i'i he purpose, 81 aa4h,.uitb',,
N's'l'g in The !-ssi. ~ removing sutt.rs. gr "a,
e'nuAif - c1ahi-uuy believed t.st H. ,f-tt..
as,,1 'A 'h', maehiss All .asg logger .L.u i,
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ron aI,E.


rnn HreuEta Prime OArs
w Nero. Jt O. HODI
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Grea! 0,eillatiBg Washing Machine.

and wii' vi.i the county Nth The m,rh,o.. -.
shurs time Thi> mschine - considered IN, h,,,
nV~ a. 80 ~ tbo-- ph" have ui-d a.
LIZ TIER MILLER a CO
NsfLgsb1Ic Beikr.r, Countx y,
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OLD RYE vynI,rluY
Z Iarct Niuc.

: h"icr s. hisLry.
- btrRffs Solder. ,.s..,-.-.t...i NJ,
~ HNAA s-aiaats-s ius T,.'-.,
q " 'iIN.IH. -
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1859-09-10
THE BITERs BIT

SoAM time ago q story went the
rounds touching man who, having
presented himself In his shirt-sleeyes
at the American Museum, New York,
received the loan of q coat, and after
viewing the curiosties, eloped with the
garment, obtaining q sight of the ole
phart and sWallow-tail for twenty
five cents. s... IS ..ss
This reminds us Of an affair that oc-
Cured in 1910, ON board tho Old Col
umbus, when she lay atthe Charleston
Navy Yard. .s
One day . long, green thermometer
struggled on board the frigate, and ex--
amined everything on deck with curl
Gus eyes. 81 4 '5..ss I
The officer Of the watch, from his
bearing and the neatness of his uni
form, attracted the Yankees notice.
Got pretty good place here, ley?'
he inquired.
The officer assented.
What wages do you get?'
One hundred and twenty-five dollars
a month. f 81. IL
sOne bundled and twenty-fye dollars
Alto YOURSELF Shohl' q
Fact, sir. s
tWal, / wonder if / couldn't gel
something to do here, myself2
q, yes; you'd make o pretty good
midshipman. 3.
Wal, whht are midshipmcn's wages
for green hand?'
Forty dollars o month only sl
Only forty doIlarsi Jerusalem
Why, ] was told to hire out for ten
But where can I be made midshipmal
cnp Say quick,
Down below, sir, in the steerage
AS soon as I'm relieved I'll see TO it.
Down went the quizzer and the quiz
zed. A bevy Of young midshipmel
required no prompting to perpetrate !
piece Of mischief.
A spurious warrant was soon mad,
out and the greenhorn equipped in i
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ON WOAfEN.

/ Natars does on the bull bes,ow
Horns 10 guard his sturdy brow;
! And hoots she gays The trampling steed;
The nlmhle fool lhsj hArs asssssa, 80
Dlatended jsws the hon gsvss
And fishes taught 70 swim the waysi
Made birds with wiigs he ar control.
And man possess The dauniless soul.
But naaght did she for woman leave,
What then TO guard her does she givel
Beauty. beahteous she appears,
InsteAd Of shields, instsad of spears,
For she who beau, q charms enjoys,
The power Of FIRE and swqra destroys.
G. 8. l.: City, Sept. lssg.
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splendid uniform, including an elegant
ehapeau and costly sword, BY Joint
contribution Of the mess. Thus fur
nished he was directed 10 present HIM
self to Commodore 81, IN the cabin,
and report ready for duty.
He was told that the commodore
might BE- pretty grufF sit was d way
he had,' but not To mind him. The
Storage being full, the new midship-
man was to demand quarters in the
commodore's cabin; in fact, lie was or
dcred to take possession Of d certain
state-room. The conanodore's black
looks and angry words we're 10 bere-
garded IS nothing he had no right 70
use either.
Thus 1postedup, the victim present
ed himself to the commodore, with
s0ld boss, how are you??'
$. started; he had como across d
RARA AVIS. "
Take d seat, sir.
II kin help myself, old fellow GIN
orally do do, was the reply Of the Ver-
1nonter, as he flung himself into one
seat and crossed his legs upon ano-.
ther. .3f
sYon are one DC the new midshipmen,
/ suppose?' remarked the commodore,
who, from the FIRST, suspected some
thing.
Il amt nothin' else.
Shall / trouble you for your war;
rants
Catch hold, old boy. The commo-
dore looked at the document, and then
at tho visitor.
who gave you this2'
The Fellows down stairs and / IN
now ready for duty MI
That's enough. Now you can go.
Not as you know on, squire. The
cellars chock fuiI--and I Amt q goin'
out Of this 'ere in q hurry, / tell you.
60, you needn't rare up, old fellow. Il
see what's the matter you're q leetle,
cracked ND here!.''
And ffe brilliant youth touched his
forehead with his f0re-fnger
81 am gong into this ere chamber to
take q right good snooze boots and
all, By grayy
And as he was proceeding to execute.
this menace, the commodore took him.
by the arm and led him to the gangway.
Pointing to the sentinel, be remarked
mildly
You see that man with nlusket;
now il you don't clear out directly, and
leave the shipyard and never show
your face again, / II order him to shoot
you'll
The Yankee broke land in two Sc
conds his blue coat-taiI was seen hoat-s
ing IN the rear, as. he dashed ont Of the
yard With the speed Of q flying jackass.
In minute afterwards, half d dozen
terrified midshiplnen rushed on deck
and asked for liberty to 20 ashore.
Young gentlemen, said the commo-
dore, II grant no liberty to-day. z
Six facesfell fleet, and six Young
jokers returned to their mess room as
melancholy as mutes at an alderman's
funeral. s5.s 4.
They never saw or heard anything
Eof the Yankee: afterwards nor the
uniform either II
4 y y .
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FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT
COURT.
FnIpAr. Aggaal a6lh. 1850. d. ) ..

d fs4s 1890 lpAtl htBuAi s<uiI5 1e1ss ~ - ths.sy
CouRr met pursuant 70 adjournment,
/. Records Of Sssterlay read and signed by the
Judge.
BY request Of Mr.. Thompson, ths case Of
Tunley ". Watson was dismissed on motion
ofcomplainant.
Also, the case Of Gresham vs.. Mogo was dis
missed on motion Of complainant.
John Andrews was made ! citizen Of the
United Staies. f M s II.
Harmon Graft was excused as a traverse
juror, not being naturalized.
Nj. Elmer was also excused, being minor.
Now COMES Eli Whipple. deputy sheriff ioi
Utah county, and produces the body Of Joseph
Bartholomew, who was In bis custody, charged
with murder s4
4 Tbs Jhdge ordered the prisoner 10 be placed
In the care Of the marshal Tor sale keeping, 70
await the further action Of the COURT and or-
dered rule stiIl to continue against Mr.. Wall,
sheriff Of Utah county. for mot producing pri-
soner, n 4 q.
Court took recess.
pm.
Court resumed lis seslion. go 4 &
Grand jury cana Into court.
The roll saIlsdi TIVE absent.
II
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1859-09-10

The foreman presented bills agrssing Inst
court shosA amend them In form, but no.in
Substance.
Mr., De Wolf entered . nolls prosequi On two
bills % indictment presented yesterday, Nos
II aud ~. aSa
Ceur. ordered subpsnas Tor Witnesses in new
cases 10 run.
Court adieurnedtIIl to-morow. 9 am
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1859-09-10

aforesaid, upon their cath DO further present
that the Aforesaid David Mckenzie, within the
jurisdiction aforesaid, heretofore, TO wit, on he
day and year aforesaid, feiol icnsiy, did falsely
make, Jorge and counterfeit the nanfe Of AIcx-
sDdeE Foster, on the back OF d certain forged
check, partly written and partly printed, which
said check is made u imitaiIunof and purpofts
70 Be check drawn ON The Assistant Treasurer
Of the United States &C ST. Louis, and il NJ The
words and figures following viz:
4 Carr FLOYD. u t..
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1859-09-10

Assiatant Treasurer Of the u. s, 81. Lonis.
pay to Alexander Foster. or order, three hun.
bred and sixly-sexen dollars ard sixty-fiVe cents.
@. II CRosMAN,
s. Deputy @ nj General.
Treasury TlIb 2, ~ 2 = / sss7 sS,y
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-16
GARD no LADIES.

rTHE haciisb o. pefcle pills, for femae' The import.
y 0ftis reliable and SAFE remedy Tor female com
pants would respectfully ealthe attention pfihe ladies
1f fhis cUuny TO ~, feeling ussufed thht IN this they
win fHd safe and fahngff NEEDY for ~ diaeas
er arising from deranrsd and dsofdered ~ stem such
sck headache. papitotion Of tho hoar Owners Of
spirits nefvOas anctiionsi tehcoffhca, NJ.
In removing soppaHes, or ohltfucons OF the menseai
from whatevefoause they afe infalbe. Iheauppfci-
sion 10 common itspcbdlly relieved, and their Will BE
no recurrence, ~ used according 10 Directions They
are eapsc ally adapted 10 MARRIED LAptns tiof partc.
uat see circulafs be found IN each box, with dfec.
tions)
None genuine without the signature Of Emile Mohton,
Proprietor q Rue - liouoie, Paris Massol Laurie
importers.
all respectable druggAts n The Uhited States andCan
adas.
Mail Package. pot up Ia co'ely sealed double end
envelopes, and having the appearance Of an ordinary
letter. price co. sod lnlyby our reucfal agents
B ALnFS aud Co., Cleveland D., who viii send them
postpaid theteeeipt ofthe price, and 10 whom al or
dert must be addressed.
Sold by 7. L. e. John Of Tinin, o., who will also
send them by maio any address on thsfscopr oiprce
through the Tim 7. o.
] Oct. ii-lr
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-16
Fever and Ague.

feom which mankind suffer over large part Of
the globe is the consequence Of diseased action
ia the system, induced by the poisonous miasm
Of vegetable decay. This exhaati0n is evolved
by the action of solar heat on wet soil, and rises
with the watery vapor from IL. While the sun is
below the horizon this vapOr fingers near tho
earth's surface, and the virus Is taken with Il
through the lungs into the blood There Il acts
as an Irritating pais0u on the internal yisccra
and cXcrcting organs Of the body. The liver be-
comes torpid and fails 10 secreto not only this
virus, but also the bile from the blood. Both
the virus and the bile accumulate IN the circula-
ton, and produce violent constitutional disorder.
The spleen, the kidneys, and the stomach SYM
patlize with the liver, hhd become disoricrcd
also. Finally, tho instinct Of our organism, as
II in an attempt 20 cxpcl the nONioua infusion,
concentrates the whole blood Of the body in tho
Internal excrctOries TO force them to cast It out
Tho blood leaves the surface, aud rushcs to tho
central organs with COngcstivo violence. This Is
the CuiIL. But in this effort Il fails. Then tho
FEVER follows, in which the blood leaves tho
central organs aud rushcs 20 the surface, as IL
In another effort to eNpcl the irritating poison
through the other great eXcrctory p tho skin. In
this also IL fails, aud the system nbandons the at
tempt exhausted aud waits for the recovery or
strength to repeat The hopeless effort another day
These are the fits or paroNysms of FEvEn AND
| AGuE. Such constitutional disorder win Of
course undermine the health If It is not removed.
| We have labored to find, and have found, an
/ nuftloto
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-16
HOW ARD ASSOOIArTON


Abeneyoent institution established by special cndow
men Tor the Relief Of the sick and Distressed,
afflicted with Yrulenlan Epidemic Diseases.
times Of Epidemcs, Is the object Of this nstitu.
ton 10 establish Hospitals, provide Nurses, Physi.
cans Clothing Food, Medicines, Re, for the sick and
destitute, TO take charge Of the opnns Of dCGensod par.
ens, mud tOmnsteT in every possible way TO the felel
Of The afflicted and the health Of tie public at large. II
Is the duty of the Directors a. such times visit per
sonay the infected districts, and 10 provide a"d execute
means Of relief Numerous physicians not actngmcm'
hers the Association, usually enroll their on ts
books subject TO be called upon attend IT, hosp tails
free Of charge
In the absence Of Eplemics, the Directors have au.
ihorzed the Consulting Surgeon To give advice and
medical aid to persons suffering under CHRONIC psEAs.
Of arising from abuse Of the phys.
calpowoT, NAL treatment the effects Of drugs, ,Nc &c.
Various reports and tracts the nature treatment
Of Chronic Diseases, by the Consulting Surgeon have
been published for Fruuioua distribuou and will be
stnt TREE OF CHARGE 10 the afflicted
CALHOUN ConSulung Surgeon, How 10 Association
No. South Ninth StTcOt, philadelphia Pa. nv order
Of the Directors, EzRA ID. lEARrwELI, Pest.
Csc. FAiRCmLp, Secretary. scpl11r