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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-05-20
TATE OF ONT
THOMAS ). WRIGHT. orIea9. c. Court,
JOS. LEVITT & WIFE, Term, 4. b. 1853.

THOMAS WRIGHT, Orleans Co Court,
JOS. LEVITT & WIFE, Term, 4. b. 1853.
NNThereas. Thomas Wright Of Greensboro. in
w the County OF Orleans, Plaintiff, has en-
tered in this said Court. his proper action OF debt
therein declaring against Joseph Levitt and Pol
IS Levitt wife 81 said JOSEF h both 81 London
Merrimack County and State Of hew Hampshire
defendants, which said action il founded on a
Judgment obtained at the December term Of this
said court A. D. 1857, by said Wright against tbs
said Polly. by the name Of Polly Mudeet for the
sum Of l3s dollars and % cents damages, and 10
dollars and 81 cents costs Of suit.
And il appearing that the said defendants re-
side without the State 50 that tie usaai process
Of summons cannot be served upon thera and
that service had been made upon the said Polly
by leaving IN the hands Of Edward S. Mndgeit
Trustee Of the sad Polly. a tfae and attezted
e0pv Of the writ iu tii- said act on with the off,
cere return thereon eHdOrRed. II 3 there fore Or
deFed that the substance 0f said sust. foszfaer
with this order be published three weeEs success
siveiy in the Orleans independent Standard.
paper published al IrnsbHrgh, 10 said Orleans
County, the last o. which publications 10 bs az
least twelve days previous 10 the next stated
term of this court % he begun and held a. Iras
buTgh. 30 and f9r said Orleans County o. tie
fourth tuesday o. June. A. b. 1868. which pubt
location shall be deenea sufIseient notice %
said defendants q the pendency ofthis suit.
By order 81 C0ur
n W. BINGHAM. Clerk
lgHE p SAETI-F AfffF-IHwE
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NJ. H. DOWNS
Vegetable BaIsamic EIixi

Vegetable BaIsamic Elixir.
For Coughs, Colds, Consumption. Whoo-
ping Cough, Group, Asthma, and
all diseases of the Chest and
Lungs.
This article has been before the Am
erican people for q years, and although
l have advertised it but very little, it has
found its way into very many families,
and always with success, as far as I have
ever heard.
1t is warranted to give perfect salts
faction. Be sure and get the genuine,
which has my name written on the label
of each bottle with a pen and numbered,
to prevent counterfeits.
Beware Of the counterfeit.
have appointed j. NJ. HENRY &
SONS, Waterbury, Vt, my general
agents, to whom all orders should be ad-
dressed.
n. II. DOWNS.
Retails for % cts, so cts, and 81 per
bottle. For sale by Druggists and Bler-
chants everywhere.
a. @. RANDALL, Wholesale and
Retail Agent, Irasburgh.
TRY THIS GREAT REMEDY.
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G. A negro man, named Alanson
Jones, returning home from a drunken
spree in Lee on Sunday, lay down on
the Hoosatonic railroad track to sleep it
off. when an extra engine came along ard
severed his head from his body.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DR.. wistar's Balsam of villa Cherry.

Where the above preparation IA known, Il IS 50
well established as an infalGble Remedy for the
c,n-e Of Coughs. Cbls, Sore Throat, Ha7rssness.
Bronchitis, Splitting ef Bleed PAIN n he Breast,
Group, HAoopiag Coagb, and every form Of Puu-
MoSARY COMPLAINT, that It we're work of su-
pererogation to speak offs merits.
Discovered by well known physician more
than twenty wears since, it has BY the wonderful
cures it has effected been constantly approaching
in public favor, until its use and reputation are
alike universal; and it now known and cherish
ca BY all(and their 'name is legion') who have,
been restored TO health by its use As the GREAT
REMEDY for all the diseases which it processes to
cure.
Sir James Clark, physician to Queen Victoria
has given it as his opinion that
CONSUNP TON CAN BE CURED
The whole history of this Medicine fully con-
firms the opinion OF that eminent man. Thou
sands can testify, and have testified. that when
all other remedies had failed, this has completely
cured; that when the sufferer had well nigh des-
paired, this has offered immediate relief; that
when the physician bad pronounced the disease
incurable, this has removed it entirely.
The virtues of this Balsaaa are alike applicable
to cure slight Cold or Confirmed Coasaa,ptioa,
and its power as safe, certain, speedy pleased
and efectaal remedy cannot be equalled.
6. w. FOWLE & CO..
PROPRIET0RS, BOSTON.
GENTS.
R. W. NYE. Irssburgh; ISAAC KTMBALL
Coventry: AVIAN HOFEY, Albany; NELSON
RAND. Craftbury; J. D. HARDING, Lowell; D.
| WHITTLESEY, Glover; WM. JOSLYN& SONS
Barton. For sale by their agents everywhere
2lYl
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G. They dress cool down east. A
lady, being asked if she would not wear
a bonnet TO church, replied. that she
wouldn't 'rsar any thing else
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Teachers Examination.

The teachers of the Summer Schools in Gov,
entry, are requestedt to meet at the school house,
in the village, on Saturday the 21st inst, at 8
o'clock A. NJ, for public examination.
School Committees and all interested, are res
pectfully invited to attend.
A. R. GRAY, sup't.
Coventry, May 8, 1853.
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sI The Hungarians of New York
have called meeting for tomorrow eve
ming, probably to take action with refer
ence to the war in Europe.
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NORTHERN CLOVER SEET
~ For sale at the
COM. STORE.
Blank Deeds

Printed on the best paper. can be had Of Thomas
Jameson. They were printed at cur Office, AID
are better than can be found st aay other place.
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MARRIED.

In Barton, May s, by Rev. D. Packer, Mr. e.
IA H. Emery Of Bethel, to Miss Lucy A. Davis,
daughter of the late Samuel Davis, Esq, Of
Wheelock.
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GEO. W. STONES ESTATE.
STATE OF ONT,

y ORLEANS DISTINCT, 81.
In Probate Court, holden az Irasburgh. in and
for said district, Oh the 2Sth day Of April, A. D.
1868.
Nathan Norton, administrator on the estate
OF George W. Stone, late Of Glover, in said
district, deceased makes application 10 said court
to extend the time heretofore allowed him to pay
the debts due from said estate and TO render hi.
administration account until some future dav:
Whereupon, it is ordered by said court, that
said application be heard at the Probate office Ia
irasJurgh, on the 26th day of May, 1859; and. Il
Is further ordered that notice be given 10 all per
sons concerned, by the publication OF this ordei
IN the Orleans Independent Standard printed
at lrasburgh, three weeks successfully before
said hearing.
by the Court
NJ. CARPENTER, Judge.
a true copy Of record--Attest,
i9w3 NJ. CARPENTER, judge.
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Cambridge Cattle Market,

A2AANA-~6S O@bslo 11dIhtb,
CORRECTED WEEKLY FROM THE n E. FARsfEE
WEDNESDAY, May Il, 1853.
At market SIG Cattle, SIS Beeves and 1O1
stores, consisting Of Working Oxen, Cows ana
Calves, yearlings Two and three years old.
Prlces-AIarkeC beef-Extra s,75ae,50 Isl
quality, ss,oOas,25 I'd quality, Sc .5oa7 90; ID
quality, s5,50a0r 90; ordinary, S, 50&0, 90
Working Ozen-ss0aIs0.
Cows and Calves-s30a87.
Tearlings-So0a00.
I Ho ! ears OId-S22a2s.
Three Years Old-SSaa5s
Sheep and lanbs-ITs5 at market. Fxars
s., 00s6,00. By lot SI,T5as,25.
YEA Calves Sales at 81, 5oaT.0U.
Swins-s50 Western st market
Hioss-7as per b.
Tallow-7asc per h.
Pelts-sI. 5oaSI 81 each
Caf ckiHs--1satf cts par II
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY!

a GOOD Journeyman Harness Maker. Also
N young man to learn the Harness Trade.
W p. CLARK.
Irasburgh, May 10, 1859,-tf
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SPATE VERMONT.

~ OrleaRs district, S.
IN Probate Court holden at Irasburgh within
and for said District, on the 81 dav Of Nav.
A. ID. 1859.
Moody B.kimbaIl, administrator on the estate
OF William W. Little, late Of lrasburgh. ia said
district deceased, presents h. 81 administration
account for settlement:
WHEREUfON, it Is oriered that tile same be
referred to the 9Th day Of Nav, 1859, at the
Probate Office IN said lrasburgh for examina-
ton and allowance; and that all concerned be nor
tilted hereof, by The publication Of this order in
the Orleans independent Standard, a newspaper
printed al Irasburgh, three weeks successfveiv.
as soon as may be, thai they may appear, and at
said time and place, if they BEE cause, object
thereto.
19:w3 II. CARPFETFg indie
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American Baptist Publication
Society.

American Baptist HuDncatlOn society
was held in New York on Monday, at the
Tabernacle Baptist church. Hon. J. H.
Duncan of Massachusetts,, the President,
delivered the address. The report the
Secretary disclosed the following facts
"The Society has two branches, the
Colporteur Department and the Book
Department. These are distinct and sep
arate in their finances. The first is de-
pendent upon the contributions of the be-
nevolent; the other sustains itself on bu-
siness principles.
The Society has issued during the year,
thirty-three new publications. $4,000
copies Of books, pamphlets and tracts
have been published, making 32,642,300
pages, 18mo. The total number of pages
printed since the Society's organization
is 340,000,000. The Reaper has cir
culation of $4,000. Special attention
has been given to Sunday School litera-
ture. The list of Sunday School libra
ry books has been increased, within
few years, from SO to POP. The Board
have provided a list of twenty different
text books. The Board are making ar
rangements by which they expect to be
able to publish new Sunday School
book every Wednesday for year, be-
ginning with the fourth Wednesday in
June. These books will be highly evan
gelical and UNCONVENTIONAL.
The receipts in the Missionary De-
partment are S18,887,34; which is an
increase of S48I5,l7 over the like re-
ceipts of last year. The total receipts
for the year are $8O,249,76; being an
increase of sI9,663,6 ga over the total re-
ceipts of last year.
The statistics in the Colporteurage
Department, sustained by contributions,
are as follows
Weeks of labor 1916; miles travelled
49,121; volumes sold 25,7O1; volumes
given to the poor 8518; pages of tracts
distributed 370,168; sermons preached
4363 prayer meetings held 1880; ia
miles visited 32,416; vessels visited
$500; Sunday schools organized "a i;
churches constituted %; persons baptiz-
ed 995.
In the other department the mis8iona-
ry work IS summed up as follows:
The colporteur5 have performed TO-
209 weeks service; have travelled $685.
1888 miles distributed I85, $50 volumes,
and 2,I67,I37 pages of tracts-these
tracts and 1906 of the volumes were
given away to the poor and erring; they
have preached 1913 sermons; held
10,524 prayer meetings; made 296,46
religious visits in families, and II 1872 on
vessels.
From the rooms Z12 libraries, of from
fifty to one hundred volumes each, have
been given to poor Sunday schools, and
l6I libraries to needy ministers. Other
miscellaneous grants have been made
from the rooms, the money value of which
is S5I49,I3.
The colporteurs reported the formation
of 249 Sunday schools the constitution
Of 102 churches, and the baptism of 4l36
persons, and the conversion of very
many others.
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erA PHYSICIANS LEGACY %
TO YOUNG MEN.

a few ration
al and disin,
tercsted re-
marks in pam
phlet form, OF
80 pages, on
Seminal weak
ness, Nooturs
nal Emissions,
Loss OF Mems
cry Incapacii
~ Tor study,
or Business
lmpedinIen rs
70 Marriage.
&c arising
from the eff
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STATE OF VERMONT.

~ Orleans district S.
IN Probate Court holden at Irasburgh within
and Tor said District, on the 18th day Of April,
A. b. 1863.
Henry Dougfss, Administrator cum testdHleuto
a7Re1o, on tie estate Of Experience Brown tate OF
Greensboro, lnsaid district deceased presents his
administration account for settlement:
NHEREUPON, it is ordered that the same
be referred to the 26ih day Of May next, =. the
Probate Office, in said Irssburgh, for examinn'
ton AMI allowance; ana That an concerned be
notified hereof, by the publication OF this order
IN the Orleans independent Standard newspaper
printed at lrasburgH three weeks Excessively as
soon as may be, that they may appear, and at
sand time and place, il they see cause, object
thereto.
Iews NJ. CARPENTER, Judge
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THE GIFT BOOK STORE.
By THE GIFTtED}t?J BARD.

Eh@ Ssa SSSas y @AsAzu
By THE GIFTtED) 20 BARD.
." hear thee speak Of a Gift Book Store,
Whose shelves are flied with choicest lore;
And Watches Of Gold and Jewels rare
Are daily given with Books bought there.
Is it where the DeLIUare restless y flows,
and PsR7's great CITY rapidly grows p
Oh, no! not there, my friend!'
g Is it where the Hudson enters the sea,
Where men are as wicked as men can be;
Where Peter Funks flourish and humDtg is rife,
and strangers are robbed OF money and life;
Where bogus concerns like mushrooms sprout,
10 flourish a moment and then step out?' -
'' Oh, no non there, my friend"
Is it far away in the Golden State,
Where the Iuba rolls onward DER treasures great;
Where drill and spade and patient toll,
Bring wealth from rock, from river and soil;
Where gold in such plenty was meier kHownbefore,
Is it there, kind friend, that Gift Book Store p
Oh, no! not there, nv lreud."
often have pass'd II when crowds were about
And seen the glad faces and heard the loud shout,
As one got a Pencil-an0ther Watch
Another Breas,-Pin, with Ear-drops TO match
All who bay have Present, whenever they 60
To As C5rahiH, g. G. EUans & Co."
It is there, that's the place, my friendt''
6. G. EVANS & CO.'S original Gift Book Store,
NO As CORNHILL, BOSTON, MASS.
Present, worth from so cts. to 500
given with every Book purchased.
Catalogues Furnished Gratis on Application
/ u AL Books sold at Publishers Prices. II
81 Ne,1 Books on hand as soon as Issued wa
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4 CHOICE sessegioa Il Dfaes aas Hs9ieiKss
- tx sals e Tbs re- firug Sure
s& - g. EkHDhfg
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{ 'saF iirre'iisE srs r. sale y
LET THE SICK REJOICE
sow y THE uME TO USE
Herrick's Sug ar Coate d Pills
And hid STRENGTHENING Pladsr.

These Extraordinary Fans
ly Remedies have been
tested twenty years, By
more than three millions Of
persons, and at the present
time are coHtHisiHg the
Med cal World with their
startling CURE8 Herricks
PiLLs, ne q Family Caths
aFtic are uusqaaied ia
ordinary sickness, one OF
two doses aiwaVs cures
Containing 20 AfereuTg.
they can be used ST aHv
time. HEEEGCEs kib
PLAsTKRs cure pains ard
weakness 10 the breast,
sides aud back, IL Eve
hours. One viii wesrfhres
months. Price - a. cts
piils. Sugar Coated. barge
Family boxes, with fail
Directions - cts.
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Dc HERalcK 8 BRoTHER. cheuals.,.

sAAaAHAAf -
t. The sbaVe articles are sold 81 DruzgsstF
snd CounGFy 8srchsais j. every city. TegI AID
Village = lie C.Fi,.sed WORKS.
~ ftf. HEsRfeE remedies are sold - arna.
eists and merchants every where thss paper cir
caiates. Fsfzenf FeqaifiaF Ehesa, Alb enquire q
sisalF respective store keepsfa. ~ sale Of thess
4Ftse,es ere Is extended ~ eiYiiIzaiioa. Lss
nsess ~ ngHe
AGENTS.. Q Randall. ifss6urgh; 4.
iieTag- s. sss Albany kaibsH & Lecse, Gov
satfy, Ha. tss.gH Il s9A, bsgtooi H. s. Chap.
i.a. GsoseE ssyI
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Ayers Catlartic Pills,
2.ios Is cents psr Box > foxes for s1.oO,

b. a0t ls pu I'll by uuprneiplea dcslrfs ~i'a
.asr r,rru-r.,ious ttscy make TrHre profit ci.-
l.atafa AYFH's. and TAKE M Others. .fs srk
l,t tc hess a3d tbvrs il flF Jhs.n, and tsy SHOULD
lr
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-05-20

900 l(ll o. sho7r. sad laae shingisa lsoz
ER NscI ARY.
hlasae Jaas IL. tKgG
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4. c. RANDALL HAS II.
And dealers in Medicines everywhere
Nevada national., 1859-03-26

sqvaHa = -oe.rs. -TA. eaa.. t.c
this Office. hate been dr4enoH a4l er.-.i.
fed. Que class. willie p.,s,t.dt1
our debtors namely, .agh q re consider
good. Th- ot.rrt'.->. composed cr... t-
were dou.tal. 90 -.aa Cd rsymwt rr s..
tunlly 90 a.e.laf 80 ail wc re.'pt.daad
squared ard Iar,a up. A.rrr-.l ulo
is dunuei ....4 81. .ai.e.r yu fr.yon
slider lhl' -e b caHplm..s . r... oul good
opinion hi- honesty .a.i -ht'l lr
very sorry itaav m.. II fl considered
d" aooi" I'D. hy delay orr#u-I. esa-e o..
ta yield O. aum.' H....,- rr .il j...
happy 10 r,rlly Na.u it.oru,a oftarA. 81
that those vlo ar. -..-.Irr.. good m.v nai
be modest .n notifying uso'ulI wi.take.
= It reader. an account from Us with your
name a. debtor. is certificate Of our high
appreciation Of your character. make our
words good by instantly rcmm.,ting the
cash
Those whose accounts are burned are
informed that we viii not have pay from
them. We know they wouldn't pay al
though they will swear about uow that hey
are 1on. th, non paying. They age poor
debtors and a- TIE Legislature seems - 1.
dilatory in passing bills for the relief OF
their k'Gd in the way OF Lomr.tpad extension
We conclude to d. redeem j Of thc charac.
ter Of mercilcss creditors" and so we
have just let them ont These fellows can
just turn th-ir attention 70 cu>s'u " Us aul
leave or anathcmls Of Senator Ncuiu's
BIZ, which they consider an olious .oppres
sion ofhone~t men"
ro- The Accounts Of o., National are
1uarel and ,he dead bead list suspended
until We make a halia million dollar. 90
editing and publishing the Nevada Ma
tinuAl
Nevada national., 1859-03-26

Uncle sam has recently bought small
f,rm-about ten million acres of land, of
the Dacolab Indians. who are to be placed
in a tribe reservation, and supplied with
stock. agricultural implements, farm house
and whatever else may he necessary to ad-
vance then in civilization
Nevada national., 1859-03-26

A gentleman who has been spending a
few days in the foot hills about Camp Far
west, inform us that he saw the proceeds
of one days washing of four men. which a.
mounted to over SlOO. The gold is coarse,
aud found near the surface.
Nevada national., 1859-03-26

Tie Butte Record tells why tue Assembly
paid Scobey tor services as Clrk We
Puuli,h lhe E,cotd's r,n.ih,. iu.t TO IT,.
commend them 10 tae attention ct tho.. IS ho
waited Scoh'.y Jhe t,u hlad.cl dollars. The
Democratic M,u.bcr- @. g., Ilou-.uh .atrd
tac ,poh-' Co Nr. scobey deserve all ihc
kick, The Record can give them When u
party mau o- party uudy iir,a p.cuany
favor, to Ia.iy eucuy. &; i- eol4 go see
the p rty u..n ..al ihe party body Nh.np,d
Tor ii. Go % Rrcrrt
No man competent g. d' barge .le Ini'e.
Oi tierk, h.l firuce enough win he Lee
cuu,t.n i-alii.-l- g. legislature o. hc
elected 4-.5 uau to aiact Lrcomn'pGta
OF coIt.e. 4 8 o. ..4 40 HHd somebody
i. mTcienJ ID l.-~Htrg- .' duties o. the
vl';e e.I e. pruuf. % ~pras,t. they had to
--a,.l .t-i.... u. iHt J. upiul herd to fiud
,i.,u a sa4u. uh.g 3 .- the edtt,r Jf
"a iHa- -A- p.u.o, rpr wa. perfectly
s'Hr'f''t .a >tlr. Iul however
lcH H. ail Dislike, %. the were
c..mr.n, r-.t u'm ur tnsL
Nevada national., 1859-03-26
TIE COMPOUND SYRUP
-OT-
Sarsasprilla, yellow Dock, and
lodide Of Potass

n no nor less than what its nam. ipuIies each
dose Of one table spoonful contain ave o,r,i,s ~
Iotde Of Puass. We defy competition in nj artiel
a. our arrangements are such that We ret omr So
parilla Root direct from Houduras and onr Iaite e
Pstsss direct from England. in large auAnti,iss con-
ssquenty We believe VIC are ,he only firm who can
sold BY all respectable druggists at the above priee
Be careful and get the genuine artiele-use none
other, and from past experience we are well assured
that II will give perfect satisfaction to every person
who may i,--paoked in one and two dozen cases
ready TO ship TO any part Of the country Druggists
will Ind IL to theiI advantage tos II this Sarsaparil-
IA In preference TO all others.
X. HALL 4 Co Proprietors,
las and l45 Clay Street, below Montgomery
21ly san Francisco
WILLIAM Ior1zFNHFIsFR Arrn,. Grass Valley
Nevada national., 1859-03-26

Gen. Robles' success makes the fifty fourth
change Of government that Mexico has ex-
perierccd in thirty.seven years.
Nevada national., 1859-03-26

The British Government, through Lord
Napi er. hus Ircsei,,d gold medal to Capt
Chas. Flanders Of ship OHward Of Boston.
for saving the crew OF The bark Lady Camp
hcIL In ls5S.
Nevada national., 1859-03-26

% Les., tie cicirness Cf judgement and
thr etrcr Eih Of intellect. that can see in all
tb'-. on.y a vile and drhasing supersti.
tou. Ny heart r. filed with gratitude aud
ny mind ni.a she deepest respect erd rev-r.
"ace fer cue 81 ho-e power, &c not divine, yet
performed go a-i That must be pleasing.
even 90 ,ie tea Der himseu Of our holy re-
ii-ior t'e protection Of Gu Lclrless aud
innocent people
We nos a.cea4 O.. brighter, wiser. aud
'oudly t...,.e boiler period. Learning.
i.gat lel e.cu religion herself il advanced
III our oea .rea, aud grand reformer, Lu-
.h,r. - conducting back our holy religion
10 tLr purity ~ 3D. i.r.t founders. il is adapt.
~ NHi becomes roh-euial to thc advanced
learning aud progress @; the age. Where
tHl llit oi science r"iui- there the Cross
become. tho follower and ga de; and we now
t.lpld j. c2.s.ding from the surging waters
..ttc Persian eulfto the pentltr wave Of the
western sto.-.ef tae Aeaniless Pueilc. from
whence -e..uce and salvation may eminaie
~ iAe u't.rua.f part, of the earth. o.
Nevada national., 1859-03-26
Gde 20" Tobncco pipe
nt Its4 uvosn.

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The sLnnlnrl. d 80. City. says !:

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The Morning Star newspaper has ceased
To exist lis editor says that on, or before
SATURDAY next. it will be revived as Hes
perlau. or evening daily. 4 change Of pro-
prjetorship IS pnnolrced 4, having occurei
Nevada national., 1859-03-26

- ~ &AhD.---tt - n wen known
fact among the medical men that there has long
been wanted good and reliable preparation Of
eAksAfARllLAas as nearly all that are manufactured
In the East coSTAs sPiRfTs and some them even
MERCURY although protesting not To do so-conse-
Suenty Tor all euaneous diseases, 6c they n
lourious instead of beuedcial.-Now in the prelara
ton -e oiier to the public are willing 10 show
the receipt to any one-no matter who-doctor or
90 eoetor' every man has right TO know what he
y taking
Nevada national., 1859-03-26

Ths Opposition party Of KY. have nomi-
mated one Joseph II. Bell for Gercrnor. aud
Allied H. Allen for Lieutenant Governor.
The Opposition in Kentucky is comp ID
principally ol Know-notlings and few old
foey Wings