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Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-05

JOHN II. TENNENr Il Co.-Mr Tennent and
his partners having purchased the entire
stock of goods belonging to the late firm Of
Eckman, Tenuent Il Co., are now carrying
on their business at the old stand, corner of
First and Commercial Streets as wholesale
dealers in groceries, provisions miners tools,
clothing, boots, shoes, flour, grain, liquors,
case goods, DC, DC Mr. Tennent has here
tofore been very popular with the mountain
traders, and will doubtless continue to be un.
der the new arrangement. His thorough
capacity as a business man united with his
integrity have given him an enviable posi-
tion among the merchants of our city.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-05
spcrial gutitrs.
Notice.

From and after this date the FREE LIST will be dis
continued and those In arrears must settle, or they
will be served the All who wish the Paper, will
be served by leaving word with me or at the 0hce.
Il. NJ. HILL,
Carrier Of DAILY NATIONAL DEMOCRAT.
Marysville January 1st 1859.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-05

HOllowNy's OinIment.-Before usrg this Bal
samc remedy, open the pores by warm fermentations
Then rub in the salve and wherever the swelling,
wound bruise, eruption may be located it will
speedily disappear.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-05

OuR YUBA DELEGATIoN-By reference tc
the proceedings of the Democratic Legisla
tive Caucus, published in to-day's paper, il
will be seen that the National Democratic
members of the delegation from this county
went into the caucus which was called by the
Douglas Democrats, and declined having
anything whatever to do with the Lecomp-
ton caucus. This was right, this was manly,
and we applaud them for it. 1t will be seen
also that Hon. c. L. De Long was honored
with the complimentary nomination for
Speaker of the Assembly. His talents and
the faithfulnsss of Old Yuba to the cause OF
the true Democracy deserved no less a dis.
tinction.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-05
DemoCrnfic Coucus.

The anti Lecempton members of the Senate
and Assembly met in the Engrossing Clerk
room, at the capital, last evening, at o'clock
DR.. Duncomb, of Sacramento, was elected as
Chairman, and 5. A. Ballou, of Plumas, a:
Secretary.
The following preamble and resolution:
were adopted:
The Democratic members of the 10th Legis
lature of the State of California, in Joint eau
Gus assembled, do resolve Us follows:
/. That we recognise in the plain and unmis.
takeable Interpretation of the Cincinnati platform,
the true and only legitimate test of true National
Democracy
?. That the platform and resolutions adopted
by the Democratic State Convention assembled
at the city of Sacramento, on the 4th day of Aug
1888 and presided over by the Hon. Humphrey
Griffith, of YOo county, are in strict accordance
with Democratic principles.
3. That the principles involved in the Kansas
Nebraska act-that the people of every State and
Territory have the inaenable and exclusive right
of forming and regulating all of their domestic
institutions, lies at the very foundation Of De
mOcracy and its preservation and its vindicaton
are vitality essential to the perpetuity of the
Union, and success Of the Democratic party.
t. That the people of every State and Terrific
ry have the inherent right to decide upon their
form ofgovernment, as an entirety at the ballot
box, subject alone to the Constitution OF the
United States, and that whenever they assert that
right, their decision is final aud irrevocable.
>. That adherng to these principles as funda-
menial tenets OfDemocracv, we declare ourselves
ready to contend for their eventual triumph, and
ask all good and true Democrats to cooperate
with us to that end
6. That we recognize in the Hon Stephen A.
Douglas an able and fearless champion of the fore
going principles, and as such. we, in this manner
desire to assure him of our earnest and unwayer-
ing support.
The caucus then adjourned.
Immediately thereafter, the Anti-Lecompton
members of the Assembly met in caucus and
made the following nominations FOR officers Of
the Assembly:
For Speaker, Chas. E. De Long, of Yuba for
Chief Clerk, j. w. Scobv, of Placer; Assistant
Clerk J. n. Bngay, of Sacramento; Sergeantat-
Arms, IL, Hollister of III Dorado; Assistant
Sergeant-at-Arms, Thos. Hanna, of Nevada En-
rolling Clerk, j. c. Wilson, of Santa Cruz; En-
crossing Clerk, IL \. NJ ,ses, Of El Dorado. Ad-
j1urned.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-05
AN INVOICE OF
HOWARD a. DAVIS'o
POST OFFICE LETTER SCALES.

OF THE GOVERNMENT PATTERN.
These Balances in perfect order, and securely
packed for transportation into the Interior and
probably the LAST that will be offered either at
public private sale in this market
The sale is peremptory, to close concern, and the
Balances can be seen and examined at any time pre-
vious to the day of SALE by applying to Messrs Fay
Willis, or to the Auctioneers,
JONES & BENDIXEN,
ian3td2dD CT & G3 California-st.. San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-05
NeDTECE.

JNO. II. TEN NENT Il co. having pur-
chased the entire stock of Goods Of the late firm will
continue the business at the old stand, of Com
mercal and First streets, where they will be pleased Ia
see the friends and customers Of the late firm.
Marysville, January /, 1853. jan4 2lp2w
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1859-09-08

In short nothing within the means of the
Society will be left undone, which might have
a tendency to render the Fair useful and at
tractive, and bring to it a respectable atten-
dance.
gsa.A reward of Ten Dollars will be paid
by the Society for the apprehension and con-
viction of any person or persons found injuring,
destroying, or in any manner wantonly inter
fering with any animal or article on exhibi-
ton.
The annual address will be delivered by
HON. GEORGE TAYLOR, of Huntingdon, at
2 O'Clock in the afternoon of the last day Of the
eyhihitiou
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sADDLERY! SADDLERY!

Il Nhe subscriber respectfully informs the
Il citizens of Ebensburg and sur c-A
rounding country that he has openedI IIsEA
a Saddler's shop, in the basement of
his dwelling house, on Horner street where
he is prepared to furnish to order and on the
most reasonable terms, every description of
SADDLES,
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DR y G o0D OBS, s,
~ BOOTS, SHOES,
AND CLOTHING,
AT REDUCED PRICES

RoBERI FILM, WlmOre, Cambria county
is closing out his entire stock of Goods at re-
duccd prices All the Goods are new. and of
the latest and most fashionable styies-tbe
greater part of which have been bought at the
late Spring sales, for cash. and will be closed
out cheap. Any person in want of any article
IN tins line will please CALL as am determine
ed TO sell the entire stock off to make room
for Fall Goods. Taur IoEo.tr
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1859-09-08

nDr The copyright of the song of the
"Old Arm Chair was sold by its author,
Miss Eliza Cook, to a London publisher
tsr the sum of two pounds two shillines.
this song, set to music, has cleared the
publisher over 100000.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1859-09-08
F 0 R T he F A R m 6 R.
Farm and Garden.
THE COTTAGE DOOR.

THE COTTAGE DOOR.
How sweet the rest that labor yields
The humble and the poor,
Where sits the patriarch of the fields
Before his cottage doorl
The lark is singing in the sky,
The swallows on the caves,
And love is beaming in each eve
Beneath the simmer leaves!
The air amid his fragrant bowers
Supplies unpurchased health,
And hearts are bounding mid the flowers,
More dear to him than wealth.
Peace, like the blessed sunlight, plsys
Around his humble cot,
And happy nights and cheerful days
Divide his lowly lot.
And when the village Sabbath bell
Rings out upon the gale,
The father bows his head to tell
The music of its tale
fresher verdure seems to fill
The fair and dewey sod,
And every infant tongue is still
To hear the word of God.
Oh, happy hearts to Him who stills
The ravens when they cry,
And makes the lilly meath the hills
So glorious to the eye
The trusting patriarch prays to bless
His labors with increase;
Such ways are ''ways of pleasantness,"
And all such ''paths are peace"
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wagon, %
cider mill and press, "a
painting or granting, II
axe,
pair drawing chains,
breast chains,
shuck, p
pair coal CRATES,
" panel door, Il
sash,
barrel of -four, g
CLASS No. 12.-PLowING MATCH
Judges.-Rees S Lloyd, John Brad,
Enos c, M'Mullin, Christian Fulm
John Smay.
Best plowing, So
L" by boy under Il, B
CLASS No. 13.-DoMEspIc MANUF4
TURES.
JudgeS.-Mrs. John Thompson, Nh
W. K. Carr, Mrs. Conrad Suppes, Nj
Geo. n. Smith, Mrs j. j. Murphy.
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HARNESS.,

&c, &c.
Having many years experience in the busi-
ness, employing none but the best workmen,
men, and using the best material upon all his
work, he hopes to merit and receive "A liberal
share of the public patronage.
Country produce at all times taken in ex-
change for work, and the highest market pri-
ces allowed JAMES MAGUIRE
Ebensburg, August 25, I85O:tf
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w. =. HAVEN.

w. =. HAVEN.
DLAIN AND FANCY JOB PRINTER,
4 STATIONER,
Blank Book Manufacturer, Book Binder,
and dealer in every description of
American and Foreign Papers, &c, &c.
Corner of Marketand Second sts., and Wood
and Third streets, PITTSBURG, Pa.
ESS~ Agent for L. Johnson l. Co, Type
Founders & Electrotypers, Philadelphia.
August 25, l859:tf
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A NEW EXGTTENHENT!

~ NJ. hERN q BRO
oe WHMORE, CAMBRIA CO. Pa
Respectfully calls the attention of the pub
lie TO thelr large and varied assortment of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES
HARDWARE, oUEENSWARE
HATS, caps
BoNNETS, BOOTS,
ohoES, DRUGS,
MEDICINES, &c. &c. &c
1hey are prepared to sell at lower rates than
any establishmentin the county. Their goods
being selected with a view to the wants of the
country, cannot fail to recommend them To
the public. Iaup Ok Is5atf
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T IST OF CAUSES SET DOWN FOR

IST OF CAUSES SET DOWN FOR
4L trial at Court of Common Pleas to be
held at Ebensburg, for the county of Cambria
commencing on MONDAY, the 18th day of SEP
TEMPER, 1859:
kimmel VS. Barnett * Hamilton,
Statler VS. Hoffman,
Cox VS. Singer,
Fronheiser VS. Meanor & Fend,
Pa. X. r. Co. VS. Durbin,
Riddle VS. Roberts,
Hoffman vs. Swires ct al,
Newkirk ct al. VS. King ct al
City Bank VS. Whites,
Abboss VS. Glasgo,
Bickford VS. Cooper & Co,
Gibbons & Bolsinger VS. Stiner
Pershing, assignee of
Vickroy, VS. Gates
A. NJ. & r. White VS. VIM X Piper.
Shatfer ct al. VS. Empfeld ct al,
Quirk VS. Penna. r. r. Co.,
VIM k. Piper for VS. White,
Ellis VS. Swegder ct al,
StutZman VS. Gates
Neff VS. Stahl
Swires ct al. VS. Rose,
Morris, Tasker & Co VS. Paul,
Writings Indorsees VS. Given,
Hughes, VS. Keiths admir-,
Apt, VS. Bailey.
Fronheiser, endorsee vs. White,
Same vs Same
same VS. Same,
Roberts vs. Moore
Henby VS. MURRAY 4 warnor
Meyers ct al for use VS. Tiley, ST.,
N Dermltt VS. Litzinger,
Jaws ~, lor use VS. Bracken,
Whites & Co. VS. PAM
mites VS. Kline,
Whites VS. Rainav
Pryce VS. Linton. Sbff
Meyers ct al. for use VS. Tiley, ST.,
JOS. M'DoNALD, Proth'y.
Prothonotary's Office, !
Ebensburg, Aug. 3, 1859
Nevada national., 1859-01-22

DY VIRTUE of a lecree Order ri sale % me
ID directed issued out Of the district Court Of
the Fourteenth Judicial district in and for Nevada
Co. state Of california on Judgment rendered 10
.ai Court ON the 10th day Of ilecember, a T.. 1855
in favor Of JAMES HOLMES. and against WILLIAM
SrROUT Tor the sum of Eight Hundred and sixty
seven naar, debt. with interest on the -aid sum Of
Ss67 the rate Of = per cent per month from the
rendition of Judgment until paid; together with all
costs Of su-fur the sale Of the following described
property 10 wit The uudiy dcd one fourth inter
est of aud in 20 those certain Mining Claims Mining
Ground and Premises, situated, being and lying at
Gold Hill in tho County Of Nevada state ot Caliior
na ana known the Gold hin Co.'S Claims bound
ed on the West hy the claims Of Livingston x Co,
aud on the East by the claims Of Jane, johnson 4
Co. togethe with an aud singular III. aPpurteuAn
ces thereunto belonging orin any wise app ertaiuing
MIL + ], hereby given that | will eSpo-e 10 pub
lie sHla, all the above desc. ihed property 20 the
highest bidder for cash IN trout Of the Court House
door. IN the City of Nevada, on Iue-day the ts.n
dsy January A. y. 1883 between the hours OF J."
o'clack \ N. aud o'cluck =. VI. ~
Given under ms hand thi. the cath day Of Deem
ber, A u lsbs, - ,,.......
:. BORING. sheriff Nevada County
MOO A. Ter Ell. BuRRELL, Deputy
Nevada national., 1859-01-22
Peuer In Recall a senator.

A correspondent Of the Marysville Er
pTtss urges that o State Through the Lr2is
laiure we suppose.) has the power to recall
Senator in Congress and "a elect another
in his steud. We Ike that doctrine. II is
the balm of Gilead' 20 the State Of Caliibr-
nia. Every gear We can recall one and elect
another. a. cur wlms dictate. and thus can
show 10 the world that California appr ciaies
the genius Of the men within her borders. for
she can send each of these genuses there in
his turn. We had thought that an amend
ment to the Constitution 10 the United States
So as 10 How about twenty Senators from
California. would be the best way to fix the
thing hui we adopt the suggestion Of the
correspondent aforesaid. and 20 in for the
rilht to recall. Some ofihe politicians have
brcn Crcviousiy exercised as to how the
State will send each on her list Of candidates
for the position. in the L. :. Senate. The
correspondent OF the Express hits the nail
square on the head. be cuts the knot. he
brilliantly settles The whole matter. Recall
Broder'ck and send on Latham or the Gov
ernor. next year recall the one elected and
send on the other, the next year recall the
other send on still another. and so on thro'
the catalogue. " volumu0us and vast of
candidates Tor Senator. II the Legislature
adopts the idea Of the ErpTcs' corrc-peud-
eut (as we hope it will) aGd will recall Gwin
and Frederick and elect two Tor "a starter. it
can finish up the catalogue twice as st on
as if it only recalls jroderick. VIII The as.
rcmblcd Sulons Fumiuete or the subject
Nevada national., 1859-01-22

SrsPIciors-A day or two since Deputy
Sheriff ui II Dorado County. came to this
place and arrested Chinawoman on "a war.
ran, for grand larceny. The complainant IS
SAID to be a rich merchant, Chr ese, OF Colo
ma This game Of arrrstiug Chnawomen
for larceny. and taking them back to their
owners. when they leave. is quite common
aud deserves some notice. The women are
slaves. and grand larceny, the crime charg-
ed. always to keep them where they belong.
will the Culoma Times see that the rich
merchant Of CoIoma prosecutes the woman,
or that be is prosecuted for compornding
felony.
We have known of some ten arrests in
this County. of Chinawomen Tor grand lar
ceny. and have yet to learn OF a single pro.
ceeding ia the matter. after the arrest.
Nevada national., 1859-01-22
NEW TO-DAY.
NEW MEDICAL SALT.

The most remarkable discovery in medical science
.nce the days Of Gslen Is the Anti, hl g.tie salt.
recently discovered by Dict r. cogswell, Of Bos.on
It o. perfect substitute for the lancet the leach
and the bl ter never failing TO cure disease. Of an
inaammatary nature. This wonderful combination
OF chemical .,li. Is not tatent medicine but the
prr.cri tiou ~ an eminent physician. II oiy
disease, caused ~ inflammation such As Rheuma.
ti.m Brain Fever Neuralgi Scrofula, IyspeTsia
Ulcers Gravel. Asthma. PILES venereal aud Cuiane-
ou. diseases. and ia short an disease. proceeding
from Inflammation. whether Of the IA cad. chest.
lunya throat. abdomen eAtremiie-. lts effect !.
TO BALANCE rur rlrID OF the tpsiy. and p9rAiES
tins CIRCULATION Of The blood. Il operate. in the
prevention aud cure of NAL nani diseases precise
ly the manner the vaccine matter, which
it resembles alike in It. application onl ELECT This
chemical combination Is 20 powerful and iE-iania'
neous in it, results that tie dose is only what III
adhere to guil dipped in the salt and hell to the
tongue FOR ONE alNJ1E. The most astounding re
suits have Invariably followed It. in the Atlantic
States aud thousand. Of testimonials 70 it, vir-
tue. can be furnished .f required woRSs, ho0cv
er and not Fam. s lat j. asked i0r this salt try
IL and il will prove It's efficacy. II Is put up IN
drachm packages price, Tao pullars, aud will b.
forwarded, by mail post paid. 10 any part Of the
country, upon the receipt OF that addressed 10
EEDnlNGTON 4 Co, San Frauei.co. Full dirco
tion. accompany each package. A. soon as sup
ply be received, it eill be- Tor sale by all Drug
gists ia the State
W IorTZENHEistR
Arcni for Grass Valley
Gene.ai Aseats REuDiNGrOS 60.
1Aolesale rruasi,:s, san francisco
Nevada national., 1859-01-22

HrsPERlAv - Mrs Day viii publish lhc
above paper monthly instead of Semi Month.
~ as heretofore. Tire ll',perian will be u
Magazine Of the first class. and handsomely v
Illustrated every month. We are glad Ia
note thr change and trust that the Hesperinn
will receive the support which its ability
and great zeal deserves The price is 50,
per year. Spencer will receive subscriptions
and deliver the Magazine Our lady friend.
will we hope. commence Subscribing iIom
.hc frs; uI'1her and Thus Dc snrhlcd to
keep Gle oC the only period cal on ID,
Pacific coast devoted TO their instruction
and amusement.
Nevada national., 1859-01-22

CALIFORNIA POLICE GAZgT.S.-We have
received the first number of the above nam,
ed paper. 1t is published in San Francisco
by Heister & Brady, and edited by John b
Urmy. The Police Gazette" should be
in the hands of our moup,ain detectives. il
there are such among us. 50 as they may
keep posted. The number before us con.
tains likeness Of 'Tiperary Bill or VIM
Morris. We presume Mr.. Spencer will act
as agent
Nevada national., 1859-01-22
RIIEgNATI~M.

In al case, of nGliama;ory Iheumh'ism, Whether
acute or chrome the new Medical salt. Discovered
by ur {, rg-wer o. boston D. ~u niliiible remedy
mi. remarkable PREPARATION acts directly upon tue
iid- of the body. In Irtci-riy he .rme manuel.
.na with iuc -am, ecst t'l- s,s-'re matter. ~.
case. ~ Eicuilati.iu arr eAu ,l aiecily Icy co."s
aud inf. ni.uatiou ans o., reeu..r ,Toi,i'!r- u
,- salt. a>i,- name. ,auti, ilusi,- a. au'.-iaia'
maior5) .5sn'de- a., iu.-'.ip- Inflammation ar!
..quaiize tne circuaiiun b. ;'.c ,oi. in Nes i-n-
iaul wh-ge this d-,,-e Z, very prc.-irp' 'he au''
hlu-i,iit salt has never been kuoau Co. al of inal '
n. 10 coma lieto cure or of iu, 'rr.isaent fel.e
II i- no 4uars u1.iruin, or ri.er' Aelic'He. bui
,.-ultr prescription 81 one OF iie mo,, eminent
rly -ic'au- 300 'hr ru'icd States Who ,!'a' yeaT- 81
ii> - 10 -'rd, adj experiment. hrt'rr uae.aS this
great discovery III ifior sale By al! 4fi.s.sts 'Ar"'-
oti flr country.
ocl.rai ..srnis, EEur'NG1CN On
Nl.ic.-le trl- ..is.
-. tE.Eeise.
Nevada national., 1859-01-22

Alo7g APpofNTMENTs.-Our readers will
notice by an extraordinary advertisement
IN ano,. r column on this page, that Mr..
William outzeubeiser has been appointed
local ageL, for the sale OF the new Medical
Salt. which is creating so much excitement
in the Atlantic States. We make II a prin-
ciple never TO pufi u patent medicine. but as
this article processes to be The regular pre-
SC ipiion Of an eminent ph! sician, aud as
the high character of the general agents
(ucssrs Reddingiou & Co, OF San Francis
co., il IN itself sufficient guarantee against
imposition, we advise all TO read the notice
carefully and Judge for themselves.
Nevada national., 1859-01-22

Coon REAsox.- We remember that once
upon time crowd gathered around the
town Jail to hang a poor fellow that had
set fire to- a house in Grass Valley. Speech
Is were made on the important SUBJECT. and
all the speakers except one, (Louis Sewers
then justice of the Peace. now in the state
Treasure. -Tce.) being for the banging
Lon had made a brilliant Law and Order
.pc,ch. aal Nus cheered by the minority
rather loudly. when an excited individual
mounted tie f.ncc and said, "D--n it.
Fellow Citizens, we have never hung man
in Grass Valley, and IRE ought 70 do " at
onc, .
The man who ought TO have been hung is
now at Gov. Weller's brick yard. doing the
State some service" and no man has ever
been hung in Grass Valley to this day.
Nevada national., 1859-01-22

cExAroR GwiN's RAILROAD SPErcH IL
characterized. throughout, bg great ability
We thought to make some extracts from it
in this paper but do not know what por-
tion 10 omit Senator Gwin argues in favor
ef the constilaiionaliiy Of his bill to the rat
tefaction Of the most rigid strict consIruc'
Zionist. and shove that The road cannot be
any pecuniary loss 20 the Government The
.necc,, Is altogether the best one We have
ever read on the subject.
Nevada national., 1859-01-22

i Ir 50 - TIE Sacramento Correspondent
of ih- Niry~Ville ErprcsS says that cullcc'
tor Washington had 40 more influence in
the selection % Il Speak thai H. (the
writer had. Knowing. theH-as every mnu
Of sru-e in The Legislature OF aruuhd ihr
Legislature knows that th" Collector did.
il he Whi.hed 10 dc So. exercise q Vcrt ~ at
iunaerce it, the matter OF the Sp.tk"i~hip.
~ naturally COME 10 the c0Hclu-iou ,l't We
find the unme Vi the cotrc>puudcn' ui the
EIDre,S ouly among the leaders ui The
democracy. Can 1t BE- possible tnt COY.
Wc,pr ar Mr. Latham ha, Lrcome tn ~trra-
mcnto correspondent Of the Erpi,ss -
SHASTA C0Hritr.
We are happy 10 b. qtic to assure tae
Courier that ,.e hnv" not h""n reduced to
tie u, ce,si'y Of relying uIol Cover oi- AMI
Senatorial candidates FIR core, podcuce.
our correspondent hu> To much srn-c TO hr
orr or the 9th, r. ard ,huw, Ia much ui-,inm
and nlrr'nlrucr in ~ vriiu4- - hr r..
iioualiy mi>i'.icn 'e- rithr- apr ny The ait' r
M E.,'A A. i u-iii,r Gov Weller nor
Mr. Luih.m--rha 1t hc Was perfectly
right in .1y.i- r il.t h'- inG ,racr la! '-
.uuch 70 q" v.sh ne rl,ri ca" Sitrl.rr Of
lhr A>-.u .'y and Other L".i-plive il'.' a.
~ l,.i '.r d.-t tsi.-h,'l gc"lIcmau to 81 hon
81. cr.dr cn.'r'l,n. 'ho-" c'.c'.nH~ i
'.d.il, .o'". -'il. f--"X" doe,
..tc. .m.,.i,,. .t a.rce d
~ ~er". N. LJpy
H. ..l. ...t t.a.
u.,l q. n;i $500. .... .-a'-l i
e,ut,tm. Ia 'n'd h,,,>.,a. 70 say Ia
aud ar,uud aud ai'ul lge ,'c.krr-h.r.
SAN IL" Essex sat- thr Collector And no
iu1Dcrcc IN the matter it must La 50. 'or
''Esycx' has great deal Of sense and lee
didn't exercise any Influence at all. We
have NJ idea ilit Col Washington knows
yet who il ell cited SPEAKER Of the Assembly
but the innoo eur always were subject to
sbuse