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, 1859-03-12
A Child Overheard Marrow: Escape
-. 49,. ss..- from Death. ~>--,-. *

When the mp train on the Chicago ,aod Alton
Road rss between -Qoutioello and Brighton: on
Monday night. young boy eyed about nue
years, was sitting in the hindmost car With his
mother, lett his seat for the puepose, ~ vas
'auppoaed, Of going back 10 the water clodet
bot several minutes having elapssd and nothing
mora being seen Of him, search through 1hs
car VAS ipsttused, when it ras found thst ha
had pssaed ont through the door 70 tho Mai.
form sud the fact WIS 1T once sppHsen&: that be
hid faiien 'oserboaFd, Tho train was INSTANTLY.
atopped, anda Vstchman sant back nlouR lhe
track to search for the BODY "As'tha train Faa,
On down grade at the sine and going d lie
rata ot twenty hsp uiles N hour, of cours{ it
1as taken for granted that the boy tA1 dsabed
to-pisces and instantly killed. His dls;reesed
mother, in u intense agony Of mind, stopped off
ss Brighton TO await the return Of the mseen.
gsr. When the trsio,' however, reached ,his
city, q teIegraohic dispatch was awaiting It, IN
nouncing that the boy Was found and :: al SAFE"
He said Ii at the chain railing at the sRd OF The
car being down, be stepped oil snd wks thrown
upon the ground tbat be Immediately jumped
mp md hoitowed for the srain 70 atop for him.
bat that ke cooldu't make it hear. Altogether I
saf1e ewer esoape frpm what would have appeAr-
nt tika @ inevitable md ,tsrrib1s dsAah. Ne
lste seldom seen secordsd.--k;tats .1es1vsaz,
, 1859-03-12
A Curious Calculation. ,

Tbs quantity Of cotton wool brought into Eag-
land every year might be piled into pyramid
which would rival that Of Cheops. The eight
thousand I've hundred and seventy -swo millions
OF miles Of yarn ,spun in England in year
might be wound rouEd and round tbs eerth, ~
boY winds ttring round top; or we might
thraw the sbut.le-<ver distant Uranus. ind then
tangle together the "red planet Mars" the
Of cotton. The whole OF the British Islands
might be wrapt up in cotton wool, and put up
carefully for the inspection Of tutnre 4ges, in
not very many years consumption Of snat raw
material
, 1859-03-12

: The &issiasippi. Ne learn, is tse FROM ioe Ia
far up as Dpbnqus: A. this point. the ise Is
quits reiten. md il fass htsaktng up IRON tke
shores - f. more anch warm dsys ~ saa.
i: GOV eo1.lins tsS ,s5 pe as
'hsAF,' is open fton 'fts mouth TO aboye lale
Chy, 70 th1t ths naItGa*ion. .p1 thaa 'portIJ d. II
tbs nysr viii not. b. ohSttuo4sd. ;loneor d =
potsss shore and hslow.' By the g. <.isosfa n
'pera " obssr9e this :the steamer .p&a&41 s4s
advertised to lesxs. thAt port on Saturday, viii
tho insea&iou uf proceeding - far up pssHk Paul.
Judging from presant appeatasoss, ahe Will nqt
meet With muoh deteslon {reQ the ie4.-Wia@.
Aa Kin-) RepNblsoaa, sM.
, 1859-03-12
The Great Railway Compact.

From dispatches to The Cincinnati Gc=sas
We 4eaFd- l6as HI: srloraAJ; PfeaidenFo41hs
New York aud Erie Railroad has given writ
ton notice to the Presidents Of the New York
Central, Pennsylyania Cent1al, sne thf 'aie- T.:
mots,and:nhio ros&d, th,tbe IN nofona 4 4
be E1ondsSy ths Sompact!na as the =
NJ St1as g1tel ta1eral !lnth44nce. 1s
1ess.a aZxoed b.: Mr.6ranahe be'3
that it vas daily violated by the competing
lines.
:: Tl4a- object -soughs -be STAINED d
compact, viz fair and reasonably renumera'
tive prices for freight and passenger traffic
tetKcen tho East and -Nest, Hts- ao1nmenda=
BILE and entirely just to the public and to the
stockholders Of the several competing roaIb.
NE have never believed, hdrever, that such
a compact could Be maintained for any con
siderabls-tlme. The interesh involved are
-seosaalctipg, and the temptations 10 violate
it, directly or Indirectly, are 60 co1s 1stant and
pressing, that all such efforts at adjustment
must in the end prove abo1tive. - .m
In the competition which must I'd dllow, the
Erie road will have decided advantage:
It has nothing to Lose, tor its MANAGERS know
thatits stock is not aud never caa be really.
worth mill upon;the dollar. For j ears they
have made no dividends and never Expect to
It is hopelessly bankrupt, while its co1hpsti,
tors will strive, as heretofore, to pay fir 'dl:
yidends on their stock. In any event, while
tic stockholders Of Tie three lines opposed
to tbe Eric muy suffer come. the Western pub
lie will be large gamers By the competition
which will be sure to follow. Low farea aud
low freights will be very acceptable in there
hard times, when every dime zaved counts
nearly ten times it, nominal, Ealue IN reliev:
ing US from embarrassment. The western
public will therefore regard the breaking Of
the compact by Ml. Moran, with great 'aatis-
faction - :. Z. -. II
, 1859-03-12
G0AETHING NEW -! - MITCHELL'5
~ P-Art&T
Metallic-TiDDed Boot AMI Shoe,

An improvement has been anped to Boos4 and shoes
bJ whlc1 G cat aayi1g IL Expense IL made EYey7
boat and shoe dealer knows that children will wear onl
It the toe th- besconstucted &hoc In from fctr t. x
xetk4 and that II sh!thcrto de8ed the ek Of anufac
tcrsfs To obyia.e this difficulty.
go, TIE METALLIC TIP"
meets and o.e-cones It. taau piece Of copper u
To The Toe Of the boot or sboe aorInR
co11p!efe psutecoo 10 It. and rendering the gfosa o
the most tuSeetAte snpet ineecctua to kick wear It
out
preaen. this nYeet!on With the 'uest knox!edxe Of
md e1peHeoce IA lis p 1ctlca! Utility Having o. tor
has, ty s Own intrinsic n1trs actually surnounted
=VetJ objection th could asaiay be brought Aapst IL
os the &C panJn6 certificates which are but af ~
sago OF hundreds Of cherR wabundantly coy7oburate
Me19Vt no Hesitation In nx that the Net lpped
shoe u destined entirely Aupt:cede for Children 9ud
Youth. the o., stgle: aud cous{de. Il rapderx1A
sAeenet th i one p.s # the Metauc Tips will eutxear
TWO to three nafA Of the old ge. making 4 sdyiux Of
nearly tNo-thlsds tn the expense Of shoes.
Messrs. WADsW0ETu b WELLS, Of Chicago
Have been apponted AGENTS hor tbs sale Of III Boots
County RtzhtA -
viii rcdre proper attention:
Is L 80 Water IT, Boetop. Eaa
N. B-Thts Invention Is complete protection from
" cutnk q tne P1arts Grasses and especially adapt
hetoe Of the bout OF shoe to worn
, 1859-03-12

Tuz WHEAT CRoP AND 1Ha WEArHzR.-Ale lei
ter IRON CutbendaIe; Jackson County, says that
~the Wheat uever looked better than it now
does 1t 1hM season Of The year. AlatRe ,oran-
tity' 1as sown in ;this. and adjoiping couaties
" shte. nov bids fair to richly repay 1he farmer
Peaches sud other. fruiis now promise an
aahnasS; f 81 S9p9 1; Of
push ihea.- forward 40 rapidly that the sver to
be dreaded late fFpsts should% Il beat. ~ ont Of
those comforts OF ill.,. 49, ..,:x ...:4 -,
49, Atresty, xas farmers sre: commencing 10 pre-
.psre thsir ktoand for :norn md. oats; but very
little, hove7sr, will >ha soNn of tho latter,
.unusuh amount of corn viii 30 planted, should
the weather Prove fsvofable. .... - -
Men snd women are busily engaged in max
ing their gardens.'an everything betekens an
unusually early spring. 't.:H ::'in =,
, 1859-03-12
Prospects OF the Wheat Crop.

Prospects OF the Wheat Crop.
Our exchanges from the rural dist1ics are, ea
usual. silent in regard to the matter in which
the country has more interest than in any
osher-the prospects Of the growing Wheat
crop. We ind, however, @ few items which
have q cheerful look, and they are 81 that have
come under observstion in looking through an
armful of Western papers: .-...
Prom the Peoria Transcript -
THE COMING WnEAr Cgor.-We have encour.
aging ACCOUNTS Of the Wheat crop from most 'of
the counties around. 4 gentlshan from Knox
County informs Us that the wheat looks; well
throughout that section much Of it better th1n
at this season in former years. Another: per:
son who arrived in this city last evening from
Woodford County, hTinRhus the aama faiteriug
intelligence from that portion Of country. 1tls
truly good news. betokeninR that the busines;
'skyls4 Frightening, and Whenever the roada
shall have become settled, We think heavy
trade may be anticipated in the Central City.
, 1859-03-12
Improved Prospects of Copper Mining.
e. Aaester received a. Detroit from ontonzgoa a;


Kparty Of gentlemen Of this place have ID st
returned from visit to the Portage Lake District.
They report the mines in that vicinity as showing
1nyquintlsy q copper They think the recent
excitement m fottaec stocks was legitimate, and
TINT thare is every thing 10 warrant thais. Going
10 still higher nguse before the excitement su5.
sides
1t the Pexablc they ate stamping ftom tiffy. fiye
70 eixty tons of ssaap work per day.: YoS mny
Judge Of the richness of tho work. when Il d q
tact that they oauuot run, the 6tamps mord tban
from TWO and half To three hours, without being
compelled ia stop to remose barrel work tro1a
: under the stamp heats. Its confidently expected
~ hose cnmpetentt to judge, that the Fewa6&c will
snsn tzom 500 % 1000 tons OF copper this year.
: That VIC are gong 10 have more dividend pay
ing mines On Lake Superior in very short lime,
: eec ms 70 be no longer doubt. ext !? =;
10 - yae sstanasse have "giren 'aboTe are ssther
'hndet 1han aboye general opinion. i. ~. :
We are having dna .weather now. The ice in
elsks is loose and 0oa:ing about; two or threc
'Te&ks o. warm Weather T:;uld make 1t N cigar rs
, 1859-03-12
TRIPP, HALE, & co.
General Patent Office Depot,
NO. 100 LAKE srREI. CHICAGO Ill:

Ro* l9o LAKE eIREEL CHICAGO, ILL.,
T1HE SUBSCRIBERS BEG LEAVE Tu
inform the pablc seuerally that they have epsues
aetr Office At tae above place for the Transaction ota
GENERAL PATENT AGENCY BUgIEE45.
It Is their aim to keep hand At ali times for exhh.
don a1d sale. a. large variety possible Of patenr=d
kcta Of latest md most nseE1 Inventions: md
will take Me2t pleasure II receiving Sihtors who aY
wtsh to examine thet articles whether wila view 81
pdrchaa1nHor not.
rheoRee s thrown cpen The headaaasess OF iaven.
torn Who Wish 10 dispose ofthe iproYeaeui: aud
the propstors invite Inventors and asans
new tnvento2s on Eea sen2ble t7a snd With he eaa
p9Stsd M uR n al's pex 2etsnt. issed I'D
I'D ps,sP.ed articles to5s;esr xA Comfy o.
ossceye % patented article of right or sale tha* not
armto maintain Character worthy the entire conn denc4
ofal who NAY Wish topuzchsse e. an4 useful ippruye
meni& T2IPp. HALE L Cd.
- No. 100 Lake Street.
.RIsIANcEs:
VIZ Jonea No. sa4me1 g. Bozaa: F. Il. Held h
gewen EE2:, u L.ks =. Uhcako r. q. Gl1aAa %
e., 0hca8e; A J. MURPHY, B91l:aston, Vt: J. frpp
u1as aJf2eu5t-N- T.. uo9 b%aS1Y
, 1859-03-12
Mttoifiltfs, ST,
4 PERFECTLY TRIUMPHANT
~ ;. RENGEDT
F9R ALL unEAsIs ARISING gRoy
8 M AL A 4sI4;

&a1coiafly FEVER and A9UH.
chlll. md 1erss, an. iii d,,ea.s. sr,uos ,or ,h.,
W. q cd II a.. :::t & ,is e W.,
s etas sR:sssH + ,a =: q:
e Is !; a :r;s: :::::ss sss$
e. ~ iii i AZ ~: s s.:,a = ia i
swa & 4.ss ast.e cJ .d<:; q ~ y. T. T.. ~ g.,
s. as aaes'r as e s1 Il 9s%sSs IL 9ns market
&C. !, IT, = worthy taas .ss mama
Van te1l5 soua a1CuARDa TH)MAs.
= ne maes@. . ctgk f1ver and s1ue I ehss1fal},
T. asaas A.ae s.;.sn + ,a', Ssf', r. Z: T.
~ - nfss ~ n 1sa ~ xs D!es.ed viii y
Z sa..s .ess s:ss so''4, RON ~ -
- ne pron, s, 2. FL eouatoana. recommend q
!" T. HAcKrDoA D.x,
MuaRs g. Z. MANN stS,.i 5S-.a<n, <na, Asy15 lss e.,
ts 1e!a I'D s 3 y .sesss q
s.s5 ,a = III seta,; sas, sS
Isai7 5oaf1 R!;ii.IffpAs kx.sya Drn.,t.,,
m uAs..- toaAssrcE.. 1n,s.. sept. IL lBA.
,oar ~ ~ s. 40 i;as ,,.7= 2a:hAi ors Of
IYfiks sfs Ps,.ts;ss & zssss I'd Is S,a. a.1s
havs 70 ~ IN hAve for seve-a naf aths 6een Il
h,ys III t., ;a1 LABOR
dies IN raeeh laad her No Id NJ b.. ,oona teas
sRF ss a. a1 sad ~ = yest ~ ~ a..a ha.s na1es
havs tnee ased the third bottle / faye nnw T; oua
eoand for rec month"; s1dI IN couddro; i: !. Il.
thiE1 thai 4tu never fal. - . 4l' oatS
foafa Huf. az Won,
q H. MANN d CO., Prop..etors, gu; q
@. J. WOOD CO. st. Louis. w., Rols ,7br1...,. .
AItnt3 for al the &e4tefu 8tatee ana
sott b. Ill Eood d1ufxtr4 N Ast"1oHsS 4St
, 1859-03-12
PRESS AND TRIBUNE.
Eject Of m + European War on Ameri.
GAu a 15Alfa.

can Affairs.
The ~ To1s 71nsA in ssa,ading edltort1
a1 cnubA&s tkceneri1,vsSkckIgedh hotiod
=. lan+1~Io ~, IL
saat %aY1a ppe, ~ pps1 Fo NJ
asbsn& will + the ect tosincresse fon
.,X En.,r,1 {, ( mcrican s.cur;ties
s'ea AfesI0suSs r"
The writer proceeds upon the hypothesis that
~. ~.uaa,to of ENGLAND Fr.nca Ans.
.9- Il - -. ----7
Eia and saro1aA-tne pEonepie parties IN
III sbiiokdd{e conflict absorb In their
rrtraordinarye yexpendilnres all The UNEMPLOYED
cA1 eNt,e"e41u t'4l etl WV 9
capital which England and the Continent
ran anure Arxtria and ca,d;n;. lr- in lbe
.,.[t .
loAtAe. eneaoJ 1ol e'o,uoo,uoo{ 1ng'ana
tslIs now of SIS, 900 ,090 aa iAer first want
.;h;i. -. -. 4, ,ot xot
~ "eue &fsacas tae Sential! Io~fl3 " uo' wv
, .beHa ahle ia, ,hr n finu1t a her demauda.
- r.b;sa. t,,5. ~ .ta"a;s,r,s+ ,lhi,,h American
ANs 4osas 1to ~ nl9.e ~ as.' ~a@A n = W.
population and hsbreal do1n'of tmsF iean
= -.e~seSs4ss', ~ - ,., ~ss~,4A ~:u
10 ia7eetmeau on lnIs eloe u lae "f'et' "9'''
the writer Aftuts, fdroh the cmpldymeut Of
r.,rons.n oo,;,a, - 49,. n.a a. ~1sr.
s.'1 eaptA@. :: :. =. ;, no1ae: Aae wy
able aud the results, il our authofisy'is 70
be relied unon- will not In nnfor.hnaia fnr
"" '0A'
&ae pefmsuent prosperity Of our country.
We quote:
~. t,n,.rd;no .,,ro.;,, .e 1! xe.,.-
ID: .nsms tn r. - otfs+ 10 W .hns
eou1 se sskcd tor = ttornnon n{rst;on of
the ao.nee. md . thnror,% 81 t.si;th,esa+ ~
.tha Hnanc,ai. .ohsreotar ot f.: iTn;,sI E{atas !,
Vii nTorn IN n. ~ hs,,.-s -nst z $500
most to lesrn-sha. ~ az ,nf;x sonI1 ~ onr
ovn' vsnts. that "a hste oenrrs{aa I lar oreat.
er;anm.toial of syailahle xesi,h. sh.n fre hsve
tet,;oTnce fcnhnmv III hansss1;
mens of onr oTn cono-rns to mia M slves n.
drn.rd.m ~ 'our wh+iaDe ~ h.ntas. h.*and ,ha
s.s and II ,,nt ~. IN = ,1os;tion an. H. a-nh,
bv eTsry neeason uh;ch X ~ n,anesn H. peu
politics NAV of1er for Je4eionine - = snd M f,andipp
art ;nd;cst;o. ~ thssa .ar..e sae "oI Sa-;ne
-f,on n. sctnst ;u,c.r-~ ~ a-.s,. ;1i}t4.es
,Ms think in he srsdnai sa,n,n '|o1 II nnnic ss
tpterest to crest sntsrnrise1 .hich 49, fto nsen
- gradually absndonsd to to ths ~ mercy IF bf a fs1
;ausne,si onsrssaTs dnr,ng ~. rasI ;,S+aan 4 en
unnn,i,s - fifs IN ';s.,.3c. ~ paat {go.esn
tam of rsii11T oonmnn;rst;on. ~ aox III hI;.Esd ~
thrnn phont tha nnrth zna W..; II eo3 a.tths. !.
oaot.ttnn1 Of rhs al stoeT T Bosrd. ~, II; n III
yoa this syssem i a snlst.ks, niunae;, taii-
a5s y0G stk the n1;s tho ard
5ou hi here u va, oonrlomsrsts % s Of E Valne, M
aepreseed 6y BID management, By dishonesty.
emselses snd eetsir xen eondps -
). mus. soDn besn 10 b, With jadenen., prudence
.spns: p.a 10 epp;oTe tasnsslvss aat they
one Of the wesllhiest and most nrorre.frs ] t,p
asn? ~hsoh ne ~orh has ever seen So nth Tho
1eaisn.s Of American rtA and Of tus esp5ei ne.
ti,e OF foreign. u the deselopmen. Of 10 mai:
nsepe NJ IL. n";tsd T., tas ssa "a soon - the
rnnst ha1in IN ,aai -. ~ eI - tn{5 Soot
, 1859-03-12
,Coa', Or Carbon Gil LAMBS, dc

Goa, Or Carbon Oil: Lamps, DC
frHE CITY. :MANUFAcTURrNG CON.
- p.s1 o' Waterbury. co2s- hate taken tAe aoek
q Lamps r., owned by tie lat frta Of ARREN 4
g9 f.S g Liz MFest Galesk H. md a9eF dREAT
lSDucEAENE5 TO TIE TRADE,
PTicea Reduced to Suit tho Times.
:, 1he esoek eon1ts Of Coal Or Carbon on and Enid
L.npt snd L4nt+rns5A y.y e1ttnsiye vaEietYChan.
oeiie 4 HansnR .LEhtk Side, ksek Il Eht4.- ChrnayA
Nle-a s:ssoss. Paper thAtcA <l4sosfbt Ladies Pdsa
f4ct1se1s pfioe&,
: A'o. Cheap for Cash
Three Oil Cans holding 80 Gals-New,
= AID lot dt snauer Tn csna holdlpx taa kssuoa
70 10 ezLfonA
fs167ln.Gp JE. JOHNSON. Nanseez.
, 1859-03-12

80 Ths keokak Gaf CITY sa5s Tint -H 1s4}
:sg9itdasB|6it6a Ksi thka j, .Soaag Hs1st: tA !
friend Q! bis Of the sumo profession frcm .Balt{{
more city. caue 70 Ioxz-aad .reps admitted to thl
b. ]n that District: They nsaalaet in BnrlinS
;a;R ~, ,Rs}eEy.. ihre;: :or tos aao5th9. tgt ina||
lita4Exas, prospects setarned again TO Raltiuar3
- H6a9.ea, ri :, ~.
, 1859-03-12
1s5o...::. .SPRING ..185g
FATS, cars, AND STRAW GOODS
:. :: .: At WHOLESALE. i.
E. r. Kellogg & Co..;
g. Lake street, cor, OF State.

We have On hand the 4rsess and he,t a.,,rtnen1 q,
IA. sniiG Goods TO b. fou1d n this n rfet III of
Which Received d. ec from the III ufac u-ei1 ind
paytak .rAde. nha In rAeS
, 1859-03-12
G0ulutlur1oi.

D0Y'S HIGH SCHOOL THE NEXT
IL Terra x1p commence On Meadt ,, ,7tbrua1y 7ta.
lh6R 4 J. SAWYER, 4. IL. viii nti1ne 70 Fec>lvs
eaytw1nf5dVs pupils into hss sehoi + lii rt1denea
riaaioa uness ihsy Ire determined 70 % VI ;os shsm
set!ea 1or tho sdsnceuert Or hose admitted % pain1
will ba foAret5 by The tea 'herR t2l
GAL1SBURY MANSION SCHOOL, LIN
~ COLIN sQCARE .w0RCR3TER. MASa
4 NrEt-CtAEs boarding aud nsy fchool for Youn4
LAd!eA J. Y, REAaE Principal,
Rszsuoa u Cuc4oo;-Nn q: oEde1 Ksa.; !. Rsv.
Esa.; VIM H. Well. Esa., a'1nt Pub. 8eheols: Y. q
Loun1huJ. 1Sa.; John F. ch2on. &a.: j. Yo1n3 acam-
mon. E4a. jAl$ 3m"
, 1859-03-12
WKTER VIII EELS.
r. j.. 'yANDEWATER's,
:: ,..-.. =
Recently improved JonEal Turbine
WATER wREEL,. -.

OHfces no. 81 south Clark Street.
. '''' .'.~' :':~" CHICAGo." -
r.. OFFER THIS IMPROVED TURBINE
Water Wheel 70 the public With the tll-ss condolences
R1d aasuraoce Of it,
SUPERIORITY OVERALL OTHER WHEELS,
Without ar5 exception. They ars vtA adapted o!tsnd
nsvs been teted n! Mia OF al dese1tpaona They Ve
" STEADY AND .un1FoRM SPEED ','
And arc *el adapted y vey hzh y veil II very low
ae1ds aodfAlla They will work well n b4:t water with.
IT th ~ r. material Icy q EoEs' snd ~ 1o tfobed
;hasxed underneath requires znA amount 0! ke1s.
@x 1o Ert ap heh 9pted costs bns Ittfe 1p and
Euca UPON step that DEEDS no osne. md v IA m
{san I'll %hes! e.9 ~ oiytldnE possr IRON
tnk 2 }he degree Of nlsn Or xhee6 under lid be i'd
and falls ard all cases II warranted 10 YORK u to
the power laid down II the table n1a to ya 1astao0
when properly put up md scared
ssate. County nd r "a e;!ltottes fof 1ae.
FOR further particulars Sec circul2t1 which ea ia oh,
tas9sa :; s s6s AEent. q Qnss, Ne q south 4
se34ly-sNa q. j: MGpou9AL1. Axsa.
, 1859-03-12
The Mortality of the Princess

~.1s" the aeFoFseao1 uesA o1he ID
.-ns'es1,ng & 70; taS a 1.r.ons acooun's that hs!s
oht The following lsts, 1hieh, Ne beliese, nav B.
received as autheu,ic. We have included il Ii,
list Of dead al Eho arc missing. Any ether clls
.tifcatipa would be a mockeSy. ne, haze aEo
. iacladea aiming the killel. those w6o. ha7s si1ce
died u thei1.oands. - .''-: - -:--'
.xapt, jackson, q. " Sne,tr,, -: - r .T.x,l
Nv Exymrnr Of Rstnn Rougs. r pSSiutM5ioe SuI15aS
Rapldes PaIis6: JohnJ Hode M!s.t. Jcha *,
EsiShez: III cat9.s % IL. w. ur,td H S Smpsar,
Bauuistet. fnthbera a * Toni4;ana 1s+o{n,s.
~ nj t..,1 - ~
, 1859-03-12

- LIZ s'L,@.s ii r-.t = f. IL. f,7 sat,T.
y" A-.. 80 ,s.''s.+f3 A-.y a.'..:E- sl.t:...1
-n4AAkG- .S..u.l MA i. ~ ,.u. ..4s-;..a.a
, 1859-03-12

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= ID .sL. i tlksu H. 3s.':.:...
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. ous dovso.ssarepe assd
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4 Ten tho effects Of meaI
= etae at1x1 = long lioxnees
n ,he betti& taken .or
= JAunttce reaovra ii
} anEnck& Of unuaturej
4 color fon the akir.
= One dose taken I aho.s
= lime before eating dyca
= Tsos to tht appetite aad
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F5ath iu t. uoF1t form.
while y u n ,lssY nnA
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= ysle atAoes 70 ths IRA
1 doea.
, 1859-03-12

Transportation to Pixies Peak
1HHE UNDERSIGNED Is PREPARED TO
i .nate.esntastster .-.
FRB1GHIN4 PROVISIONS AND MERCHANDISE
Of even description to the FIRES Pe4f GolR Moex IT.
s*szt - sazb IN she eprinx u prs4lcahte.> -.
A. tus Conn heea entxked teJ 4eTual ysars IN
Tor the Government Of the United StateA IN
con ntaent Of g{ytpS 11t.sfAstian.
osParpcalati tddress
fe1atra-csE ; : 4. fo..nh ~ >
, 1859-03-12

y SAtG oH 4k1i
1. md LIVER HxDICIl
These 4una eeuovs
I'll Morbid or bal natter
hum he Ttem. 1upply.
Ing In their plaza .
healthy Gov ofhle. !nvig-
GRATING kte stomach.
cauEns sood 70 d...tt
Reil fi{YInx ~
rscc4. Rs7:r@: tons and
health 70 S4 1holA HA-
@luefy. reE1oytnx ths
e&1Hs Of tho dIeeNe-el.
faattnkarAdleal cure.
bilious attacks sza
carcd, and, Hhas!s bett
prevented hJ tho SECS
EonI 1sa osthe LlvrIa-
HEoF4ton
0ne doss alter e&t.r.
HMMclenkso relieve tho
NomAch aud preveatihe
hod Eom s!Ac7andeu.
hE
Only on oosetakeabe.
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Al V::c C3a II :Rg GIVING THElR
IN. ~ u TESTIMONY IN Tr3 Favpc.
VI vater - iae 3oath viii rs tav~c-a.sr ard
E111ov 10th toko.h4e.
.,-F1r OH ootL41 yH sotr-1.
Dr. 84H9o4L Proprietor, No rs H-cadvxr Neu
4oEx. 2tta!le* oy I'll DEcEy1sta Yold also, by
EOL1E9 BAITu TO-. ~ La1e-st.. AMI
4AHNHTOta l. DAVE,
: WSFlr-@@bi ItH AH-.nlrh ssre4.
, 1859-03-12

I16 LII doaG d6& includ4 thA hand4 81 lesx o&
~ hss9 'a3nosR WAam tasntEtsl kyS
Nevada national., 1859-08-27
voLDYER's
SUMMONS.

In the District Court n the 18th Judicial nis
trict Of the state OF California County IT Nevada
In the matte nf the Petition oi JAMES TkCKEN
: In.oivent Debtor.
Pursuant 20 an Order Of the lien Niles Searis
Judge Of The -sii rstrie Court notice Is hercl,
en- toa the ditof the said iuso'seni Jas Truie
to be and appear hei.,re he lau Niles Seari-
said in opcn Caurt NJ the fanri Room af said Court
IN the CITY and County ef Nevada. on the NJ ia
Of September a. d. iSta, al 10 oieiock, !. NJ II
that day then aul thers, to show II any they
have WHY the PRAYER ai said lusniveni shout.
be granted. aud an assignment Of his isiuir D
ma 'e aui h. le lischA rgcd ffan lis dehts anf =
bi!ics. in pnrsnanre ei the statute 81 -ael ea-e'
made and pro.iisi. and u the mean iin4f all 40
ce-iings arainsi aid iuselvcnt be sfrtsi.
Witness my hand sDd the SeEl af ssff tontf. ilis
ioth d2y Of August. a H.. iSat.
RUFUS SHOEMAKER. tiort T
Ter Jos. E0hffis % tiaIuf
ra5ble Z Lsasins Att y fer Petitioner. s.at
Nevada national., 1859-08-27
S u NJ NJ 0 y S.

County OF Nevada. before
Township Of Eureka. 8. G. POST, J. +.
The People Of the Sia'e OF California to HI.
Kinney, Greeting
You hereby commanded 10 appear pefore the
undersigned, Justice Of the Peace, at his Office.
orleans Flat, in said Eureka Township, on Tuesday
the 3Oth day OF August A. u. 1889, at 10 O'Clock,
a In. TO TO the complaint of c. A. Lawrenee,
who demands Of you the Of Sixty three Dollars
and seyentyfy Cents, aledged to be due for Board
and lodging had at the Orleans Hotel, on Orleans
Flat as per bill on Gle 10 my ofce, and you fail
TO appear and answer, Judgement will he rendered
against you for said amount together with all costs
OF suit. III .H
Given under my hand this 18th day Of August. A.
n. 1859. S. G, rOsT. J. T.
On reading and iling the affidavit Of X. shelton
made In the above suit and IL appearing thereupon
that cause of action exists against said defend
ant and II also appearing that said defendant has
departed from his usual place Of abode IL IL there
fore ordered that aervce Of summons in said case
bc made by publication in the Nevada National, a
slewspaper published In Nevada County and most
likely to give notice TO said defendant for two week
from the date hereof
Given under my hand this 18th day Of August, a.
u. 1859. (l-2tl :. o. POST, J. =.
Nevada national., 1859-08-27
oaari. Minors, c.nvs..is-.
WIN. II AN ID A L l.,

rate Of North San Juan.)
Respectfully announces his location in GRASS
VALLEY permanently.
RE:sIDESCE-corner Of Bank and Auburnstree.s
al Gan. Richardson's Old Cottage. II
Nevada national., 1859-08-27
HOUSE g. LoTs For SALE.

House and Lot on School Street, opposite Mr.. Dib-
bles' for sale or Rent
AIS0-4 Half Ae-e Lot, fenced In, In the rear Of
he Empire Mil, next to seofeid's peoperty for sale
Apply n NJ N. METcAIF.
erass VALLEY. Augusse, 1859. sn