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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-08
A Presh CoIumbu. nIrstsrz.

Columbus ia fast becoming the rival of Roches,
ter in bloody mysteries The Statesman relates
that on the 9th, the body of Thomas Bell, mid
die aged man, who had been engaged as a me
chonic in the Ohio Tool Company's establish
ment, was found about two miles from the city
hanging to gate post by cotton handkerchief,
his feet touching the ground, and blood flowing
from two deep wounds around his wrists and
one around each ankle, apparently made by a
sharp knife. An inquest was held, but no evi-
dence was elected to throw more light upon the
deed. Pools Of blood were found near the spot
where the body was suspended, but no knife or
other instrument, with which he could have 10.
hieted the wounds upon himself This strength
ems the suspicion that Bell was murdered
though the inquest could not decide whether
death was produced by bleeding from the
wounds, OF by strangulstiou, The jury ad.
journsd 70 the next morning without deciding
upon a verdict.
The stIair is very mysterious one The
Statesman says the deceased was a widower,
leaves two small children, and had never mani.
fSstsd any signs Of insanity.
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nIRn.

In Custsvus, March c2l, Of typhoid fever Mr. WILL
LIAM JOHNSTON. agcd 81 years. Three weeks prosi-
Gus JANE JOHSrON. d-ughler agod IS years. died Of
The same disease.
InthS city, April Sth, Miss MARY CURTIS, sgoi %
years
Worcester, (Ma,S papers please cory.
IN 4 ompson GeaUga County, April 4th, Mr.. JOHN
HOUSE, Son aged 81 ears and mont s.
in Mentor. March slst STEPHEN HART. aged %
years Formerly rom litcbheld Co, Conn
In Mentor, April 4h, JANE TEARE, aged el years
In conneaut, April an, NJ PmLANDER WHEEL
EE, agcd 81 years,
In Geneva, March 9th aIr JONATHAN BABcoX.
10 @ nnseut, April 81, Mrs.. HANNAH EIGHMY
daughter q DIS Chapman, aged 20 years months.
In Fowler, Agrii a., Nj. AMASA HALL, aged G.
years.
IN Warren, March 30.h; ESrELLA. daughter Of Sam.
uel and Caroiine 2tdeli aged moaths aud days.
10 HowanJ March 18th Of feonsuuptiol, Bir SIMEON
DRAKE AGED 20 years months a. 10 da1s
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mcCorm ck's reaper Works.

Q. H. Mccormick has colossal Reaper Man
ufactory 10 Chicago, and he has made eolos-
sal fortune out of an invention which has prov
ed Of vast Importance to the agricultural inter-
Osts Of the grain growing States Mccormick
oommehced the manufacture of Reapers and
Movers in Chicago in ls46, and he now con
ct ntly employs 29o hands. The average sales
of Machines from lS4s to 1854 were near l 500;
in 1885 they reached $500, in 1856 about A, 900,
and in 1858 they were 4,5OO. The material
used for the stock of Reapers now in readiness
for the season of 1853, is estimated at Sl97,-
957. The Reapers Works comprise FIVE brick
buildings of from two to five stories each
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-08
RrelnIta fortIle lRnst

Cheap freightS by rail from the seaboard to the
West rule this Spring. The Wholesale Mor-
chants of New York having learned that there
had been discriminating freight tariff on al
freight bound to the West in favor Of Philadel
phia aud Baltimore, amounting to from three to
six dollars per ton, petitioned the N z Central
and N. & E,ie to transport freightat the same
rate per 100 lbs from New York to all parts of
the West that the Pennsylvania Central and
Bald more and Ohio charged, The N. Y Cen
tral promptly acquieseed, but the N. Y d Erie
did not The N. z Central has issued its cir
Guar announcing its purpose to take freight to
to the West as cheaplY as the Baltimore Road,
wbereupon the latter has telegraphed to Chicago
that it has determined to still reduce freights SO
as to maintain the present difference. Western
merchants will reap the benefit Of this ruinous
competition to the great lines in antagonism.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-08
Cincinnati Police Bin Con. Tin.

II election on Monday was sumner to
the scheme of the Democratic leaders in Gin
cinnati, to secure the Police appointments for
four years under the new Police law. The
Commissioners held meeting on Wednesday,
and like sensible men concluded to respect the
will of the people aS spoken through the bal
lot box. Instead of appointing Police force
under the law, the Commissioners all resigned
and turned the applicants over to tho Mayor
Thus the unpopular enactment of the majority
OF the Legislature for party ends, fell dead at
its birth
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Good tnr ANincnn.Inl

A despatch Of the 7th from Milwaukee states
that returns from the State indicate the election
Of Byron Paine, the Republican candidate for
Associate Justice Of ths Supreme Court. by over
ave thousand majority.
Judge Pane succeeds Judge A. D. Smith,
formerly Of Cleveland, and bic election will keep
the Supreme Bench of Wisconsin unit in op.
position TO the Infamous Fugitive Slave Act
and the Dred Scott decision. Judge Paine was
formerly citizen of Lake county, and is sound
~ we'll as able.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-08

SAD ooouRRENoE,-We learn by the Milar
Free Press that on Thursday Of last week, Dea.
con Cobb, an old and worthy citizen Of Berlin,
started for the CIarks6eld mills, with a span Of
horses and lotd Of grain, and that from all
appearances his horses took freight and ran
away throwing him from the wagon, and 90
lgunng him that when he was found he was
dead when found he was sitting by a stump
in the woods to which, apparently, he had cra,y.
led after the accident, The team was opnd
some distance from where the body was He
has been resident OF Berlin over twenty vears
and was the iather-in-law Of Judge Phillips.
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The Foreign News.

The news though but day later i. quito
important, The indications are more iavora
bic to uninterrupted peace in Europe, though
France still continues wArIike preparations.
The cause Of Emancipation of the serls in
Russia i' meeting with strong resistance on the
part OF the mobiles, and serious difficulties are
aPPrehended in the great work undertaken BY
the reforming ozar. -ae1 Saa %
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-08

a sale Stables Of c II. JENNINGS, u viii he reme1r
beTed, were burned down The OH uf March He iumeJl
Esf{ mn need he work OF Te-eousgqc ion enlfev of
lent builder, A. J. PIPER. The latter nos rushs H.
work aud yeser ay peltd hm Job, which IA Se
ha energy aud skil he buiidirG uutFd IN Ac9ds
eteet nsar Lake aud has seeomuodsiioh f0r eigbtt
ofses, Nlr Jennings uoW ack owiedgeH 10 sul erri,
that no one VIII ever hsve ccasol risrh havias %
trusted hor % 20 his chaTGo lie has also iust ~ eo
several new hngsea and rigs and At H Tint hss ~ ~
nnq horses and clHsgsa. Mr. Jenning fervcesss IN WI
eFnerl S9IBetn VII continue 60 be Io1dernd hi car "
melnbui me sland No. scHdemy street peeT ala
IA tses Ia town. 80 N"'' inon S.uu'e
W SH3al9 uql 'setto mention that Mr. nnnrs was
lsl.Su ~ le tina lnS Go Of ~ rtord 10 the am upt
el SOU gthdihs Ageni, q O. Carlton v IN due consd
Sn ~ iO h ~ "a wants. paid over the money soyen
tOh 50 One good second hand HACK and an sE-
III iFen' lOf ~ G1l, Also, one BAY MAhE, siN VeaTn
90 and nice liio NAY PONY Suliube for an don
hs tye elu be b2Ught very low or cash For funher
Academy If. ~, 49, ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-08
Popular sOvcreisnty--Paync and Push.


The National Democrat is becoming indepen-
dent. II speaks out on the subject OF Popular
Soverci {nty and Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor aud shows no disposition to play second
fiddle to the Dealer. 1t asserts that "the idea
thot the question of Popular Sovereignty is
period, is simply absurd, and exists only in the
visionary brain Of some few of our eotempora-
ries," slap direct at the Dealer and its dogmas,
and thus puts Messrs. Payne aud Pugh in COW
entry;
We see it announced that II B. Payne of this
city declines to take the nomination for Cover
nor at the May Convention, and that he "volun-
tarIy leaves the field TO more ambitious aspi
rants." This timely stop was certainly very
conSJerate, and shOW OWs that he felt disposed 10 !
take a magnani,nous course in favor Of more
ambitious aspirants,' though his own chance oil
nomination was not worth tue flourish il cost
10 decline 1t. For so generous an act, however,
we think those "mOie ambitious nSpirants"
ought to express their gratitude to Mr.. Payne
In becoming manner, and just at the proper
time. We would advise Senator Pugh--to
watch and pray.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-08

-, sHuR Of !fe1anslra
LECTURES ~
PHRENOLOGY,
suow1So
Irs UTILITY ~ tbs
MORAL, INTELLECTUAL,
R& AND
"C BODILY DEVELOPMENT
~ OF MAN i
= By Frof. r. fl I. .l...I1o n. Fowler
Fowler and Wells,
~ NEW YORK.
AT MELODBON HALL,
Commencing on Monday Evening, April
llth, and continuing Six Successive
Evenings.
First Lecture Free subsequent Lectures Is cents; Chill
dren Is cents Tickets for tho Course 81, tote hat
at the Bookstores and at the door Of the Lee
turs Room. Doors open at ~ o'clock,
Lecture commence at 9, aud
close with
PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS.
Subjects of IIas six Lectures.
FIRST
How to read Character Scientifically yThe Philosophy aud
Proofs Of Fhr,nol1s, The Temp rausnis tYitul, No
ts0 and Mcnian their Combinations aud Iunuence on
Human Charac er-Pgblic ExaDinltoos Of psrsOns Sc
lecled by the Audierce.
SECOND.
wha' DoTho Application Of phrenolosy to the Choice
ofthe most approphaie Occupation Pursuit IN Life
pointing out those Avocatons to which sch person is
best adaped, aud in which he may may not best sue
eeed. very usefu Lecture.
THIRD.
Our Social Rslai9ns-The Continuance Of The Rsce-To
the Uumarried-Whc should and who should not Marry
The Right Age-Likes aud Dislikes-Marrying cousins
Jealousy, its Causes aud Cure-Beauty aud Fashion
The Choice of Conssui CompaHols r Life-Ad1pIa-
oa-Courtship and Marriage to both Sexes
FOURTH
sctull Culture anl Self how
to Secure and Retain is How become good Thinkers
Writer'S aud Spssker1h he Base Of succ IS in Business
ETC. An important and useful Lesson 70 all, and cape
| cially to Jour mcu and women.
FIFTH
Ou the Right Government, Training aud Proper Educa or
! ofChudnu, wi h Advice to Young Men and W men
SelLCullure aud Ps soud Development. Every parent
teacher aud youth should haE It, zach Lecture to Close
with Pub ic Examinations.
SIXTH.
Perfection chlg.c cT the Moral Nature OF Man, in
GLIDING his Rola ions Society and the Dsiry-A fdtur
St.te-Po yrr control aul direct all our PTopousitie
aud Pas tons aud to resist Tempaous-HOw to acqpiI'
Res Get, No. O. Prudence aud CIcums scon--The lru
or Scientific Interpretation gf Futh Hope and Charity
A Lecture OF the highest interest and importance.
Prof3s ons deneations OF Character with Charts rnt
full written opinions und od,cl touching Health, mos
Appropriate Av1caiou, SeflmrT ent, Faults, HICr
riago oc., daily, at the WedJel House.
No study compares IN jhct Of MAN either in magnitude
oriu practical utility, It teaches US OURSELVES, our fol
loSm,n our duties and our capabilities Phren0logy putt
the finger Of Absolute KlCwledse the whole cycle o
human ntcIeEt'-uaiera social inellG tuul aud moral
every coed md its incr use; every ey ond ts remedy
Ml8s Usygf B3y dd PRsRSc8 osy s shows 7oW Should
not Therefore coGInand nrst ar entioni apr6Re
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-08

SAD oAsUALTY--At the raising of frame
barn on the farm of Mr. R seoles in Pike town
ship, Knox county. on Wednesday, a sudden
gust OF wind blew over two beDts. Daniel
seels' was killed BY the falling timbsrs, Joshua
Babbs had his skull fractured, and three or
four others were severely injured.
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nIARRIEn,

In Warren March 20lh, Mr. T1LGHMAN ROB-
BINS ard MIS- OLIVE A, FEW
April 9TH Mr. HENRY FULLER OF MildlCbur-h,
aud Miss ELEC,N b. FAIRBANKS, OF Ttusulle,
Crswf.rd CO Pn.
Aprl s,h Mr UEvRY s. BRUNsoN aud Miss
AMANDA 3. JOHNSON, 10th Of Toledo
AZ Tho residence Of Hon John NJ Root sardusky April
9Th CHARLES n DYER, Esq Of Racin,, Wis and
MISS SARAH ROOT OF andusky.
1.-THE samo place saudi iue, Mr. JAMES II. BROWN
ELL OF Dayton, Ohij IND bli's AMELIA MOOT ofsan-
dusky
In CIsds, Anril 5th, Mr SMITH MOTLEY and Miss
MARY J. HAXrON, both of q ydo
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Llrr sUprRTon ITrn1,-Tho ~.

LAKE sUPERroR ITEMs-Ths Marquette Jour.
nal Of the 23d ult. understands that the Lake
freight OfuPwards Of 20, 900 tons Of ore for ear.
ly delivery, has already been CONTACTED for bv
consumers below.
Eighty new freight cars are being construct.
ed at machine shops Of the Bay de Noquet and
Marquette R R Co, every part Of which, sT.
sePt the springs, is Manufactured At Maroustts
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-08

We were gratihsd to learn by the gardeners
aud fruit-grOwers in market yesterday morning,
shat the fruit prospects were bot slightly Il at
Sn injured by the late cold snap. Peaches, &C..
R,ed but few days Of warm weather TO burst
iatO full bloom. The show of fruit buds Of sv.
s.y kind this spring is good.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-08

spRIHe-W -WnTER IN AsRTIBuLA.-Th Come.
Sut Reporter notices that on the morning Of the
9th Of April the ground was covered y ith snow,
aud the morning Of the 7th il was frozen quite
hard. II says shat four Inches of snow fell in
The sOutheTn towns on the 9th, and the farmers
and lunbermSn were hauling logs and wood on
SlsdL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-08

"a" Mr., r, X, Wight, Of this town, has a
ealt which, when three days less one wear old
weighed 9l2 Pounds Heis grade" Durham
and Deyon-,-Pure red, and we'll proportioned.-
Who has bigger IL CORRsaHf Reporter,
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.Amusemrnta.
CLEVELAND THEATER,


(nANK srREEr)
SOp Lessee uuI MlIuFer .t....,st... ,NEuNlE WOOU.
Aptius aud s.uro Manager. ..........,J ,JuHk ELLSAE!
lfehaurer. ~ W1eh-
pRloGs or ADMISSION.
Boxes aud Paraeuotic 9ocl " Bctgcil ia Pfiva'o
Gaiefy .....iJ pIivote BoHoi....ss to So.
HeueG Of Nr WALLEH 4 un1 last uiglt but one tflhg
seusuu. Mr and Mrs. W llor n Comedy Tragedy ana
Diaml-IHREE PlECESi .|
This Friday Evening, April Sth, 1850
Will he presented the Pct te Comedy csltd tho
MAID OE ERiN
KATE OBRIEN. N.................,....Mm WALLER
u vii eh olafhctor She tu tuf "rhpp uu gone fnm mS
guzs " The Last Ross Of Sumnor" sud when Hlrmo-
nv Awskcus," &C
CHARLES RAGoN..............Dit WALLER
&C, &C, &c.
SUM-. MISS VI y feele0n
Ader Which Shats'earo's gtest "a Act of OTHELLo
THE MOOR on V NICE. To conclude with the beau
tiul ANA OF BLACK EYED SUSAN
cg' no borrow last nght Of the season and EdreWel
Bsuelt vt Mr.. Ellie Ell.ler.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-08

Navigation through the Straits of Maekinaw
Ia now uninterrupted, A propeller from below
reached Milwaukee on the 6lh, and the steamer
Cleveland has also passed the Straits
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Homo Sewing Machine Co., Cleyslond, 0.

Office 10 Forest City, ploek, No. $50 superior st.
PHECE TygEyTV-FIVB DOLLARS.
EvERY MACHINE WARRANTED To rEnFoRA WELL.
THIS MACHINE has received the
Il sanction uud approval Of varo S. ATE ald Count
Fti 81 but We schci' attention not So much Co theteaa
the Machine 4 SELF 40 practical use.
HIGH PRICE AND Low PRICE.
Can Sswins Machine DO fur ist % for 325 which
~ N fact be more sericcabie than those now Id for
.fs rue thatyoa should rsy slO1ort goOl Sewing Ma
Aie all Sewing Machines worthless which do no
si00i
W undertake here 70 answer tiese qu'H 'on' Read
rl9n Gail ard SO the Howe sewing Mach, work
~ Inquire Of some OF tho fami les usius thr rt
E- rrlS urecnutirn will enable you 81 Ia the
purchase Of Sewing Mach Ue.
~ The Home Sewing Maohnsl srran ol 20 perform
ugE in. Home ssvips Machine dees not require Ma
Cmuist o E0' p 30 in order.
n must he conc iod that Seyif Machnn which does
family sins .pid and well Is good Machine, with
Also that ihe simpler 'bs obstruction q the Machine,
the ohea can be ma and toe less likely Il s TO get
Nov compare tho suichasoi the different Machines.
THE WHEELER S WILSON, CR SINGER STITCH,
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Notioa

ON THE 25th DAY OF MARCH
y le9y tHe rs utr ID. fgflfy Abbat lao n CSb,y'
uuhy Ohl2,tro H.", wu- iy la PfU5lt- CaGr ~ 81
.l,y uttA i'a PROB nt iITaFt ut CsditgF rrs tber@
- ~ 4Hte 70 etti lufT ta 1luEt tie fat Ne
AM IAo in si-'sus 3 ~ hs occ g. ia ''Iy ar tsvs-
-huu lli ulloN enc " lulI months II bad rsr ~ ~ ~
neniloned or tht} wei uut nj I'd 5r,, NJ '1''s
LOREN PREhI ss. adrtrftI"
- We. r, Nv. p el-h - 40 uI' rveu If F.iJ rs he
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-08

IL isdifh ut to fancy more awkward stitch hao his
This Is called double tn cad stitch" or course he
thread which lies ed 30 ourously tho low side OF
the cloth rdd to he strength the thread ch
hruuEh aud holds he cloth together, but trpy
serves 70 aston the Il gle thread which take the stitch
This also Is single thread stltch Tnpt the Grover AMI
Baker tc ur' uves readily shown by The above cut
Blu q fould be ia wien sened thus stitch i
rla,tic aud is 70 any iufp v1uanie itch. That
very complicated % tvutcu is required IN tske the
Gro tsCr Stitch Is cute APPARENT Hence lls great
J. ability 10 get cut Ol order.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-08

The objections 10 this stlth are obvious The lower
hreod merely stems the stitches which taken b. the
upper tire q. In 20 ny a strength is is therefle,
single thre stitch II hren In elnstc Cluh. When
Wa he as in linen gameus the lower hreld sh pks
muti beak iiironing. When br ken the seam is IN this
condition:
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RAILROAD MEN LOOK HERE
- iueu yer lseT wisloT O. aet tifusiiou a. n rI
n y eAe,hlu lfmlhi o. slim Itauy hiHr Auv cnH ~ ~
4 sb PaS PfpS's95 dt, pd viii please udlrs 81 H. Bii.
~ rleteu of Ioiersn go afrrtr rr7,,f,,A
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-08

slIUAIION WANIED,
IL, a MAN OF 7 OR 8 YEARS
e1 Ags 50 sequ udularcs uid III ny G5 81 20 ms
~ nv HsHs1 i'poE NO 1911 o. Coycignj
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GCSI.
4 MEMORANDIM CASE rOM-

"A i9igE p,pers OF nius, bni ' utj 10 au7 r.
20 or b5ut tha amcr, Z tel. ut hs * soa.f-t on
lnuT 7! evening, Aluc Ch Any one hav * / uid {
SlNtV ! i- 10 huuW VII DO uga o, as N i-lme is en-
La2s' oi NE sassIy Any 'rso iho wi suru ha u
R ni aup nor 'LtsI opposite the Post Cdice,
mr.. Il. c. DIM TEn
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BOARDING.

RnAID, WITH VERY DFSIRA.
- BLE ROOMS, IA suts or singr. II usn su. -
nesr tue Medical Cot'rge inaiS ~ so
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WANTED-70O 600 #. LUMBER.
I lIE "neA cts Torsi4 villl~. p.idi1 cub 1ries'
w y III ~ EAiII IL = 90
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-08

EbNHE UNDERSIGNE Ed have this day
l. eutertd INTO Z U.psr,ers IL va tue sty.e utd
ann Ct Clark Eoekgcl Tor the pnrcse Of cCntuetiuF
u eeurrsl Produce ComdIs,iUn Bu-infss az n, NvIt
street Cleys and, OAI0, near Z. & 6, y. 4 FIegLt
uel ~. MAURICE CLARK
JOHN u. ROCNEEILLFR.
Clevelald. March ls, ls9 mart sdsOd 60
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6rueral Nu.ites.
Notice.

NOTICE
NJ OF ICE is HEREBY GIVEN
IN thai the subscriber hiss ou POO l nnd quaii'd
Xecuor on be stato VI John Wll'uVtsOu assd,
Of CuyHhoEs County.
uurs13W22I PENOLETON.
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NotiCe.
Wartts
PARTNER WANTEi

n AhA AN Ell WANTED
a yn MECHANIC Or BUSINESS
ni nv lh capl oi 90 10 $500 vauteB 1sp r,,sy
~ Sc lha " u pay hg9 f5ld Ia amoil'
y Cleveland "'''" "N4''e' iu4 NO. stVli
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Co-Partnei ship Notice.

TWO CELLARS and ONE LOFT,
y .! ee by 81; Ca,s al au for ug sud "a ,iasscs.
Nos 81 sud 80 AluwIl d. IQlIe o. -,..r.,,,,-.,.,
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PLANING AND soRoLL aAygING
MARINE INSURANCE.

bohs llf Cpsomtrss
- OIdeTs rom the couutry promptly e1ocuted st tb
ma l4d q wfm 4s q n KtI5krISvS'
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Boxes aud Paraoueitc. 5Ocl o. Rcducii ih Priv
y m1ly Cue e........,... .2lcI hpNes 49,.
dticff. s,.st..lo VilNule h'Apf t''F9 10
Nevada national., 1859-01-15

Printing on glass has be II successfully &C.
compishcd by gentleman in New York ci-
~, By new process he is enabled to print
letters and figures, Of various designs, on
glass OF mllticolors, with facility almost
equal to ordinary printing on common paper
Labels can be printed ly this process di,
rectly on bottles ofany size and form. These
have the appearance Of having been placed
here by the daud, aud are indellibl,. i.
Lettering on gla-- hy the new process can
be done at less than Oue-th,rd of the preseut
cost
Nevada national., 1859-01-15
rrron the San rr,nei.co n,il, r,me. \
synopsis or the Governor, Anrmai

Governor Weller delivered his annual
message yesterday (Jan, 5th) 10 the Legisla-
ture. We present a synopsis Of its mcst n
teresiing features.
CoNDirIoN or PUBLIC AFFAIRS.
The Governor opens with the usual felici-
tations ON the condition OF the State. He
says:-
'' 1t affords me sincere pleasure to say that
our finances are in a much more prosperous
condition than al any other period since the
organization Of the State. The interest upon
the public debt is being promptly paid. and
our bonds rank a. high in the market as those
OF our sister States. The ratification by the
people Of the unconstitutional debt. created
by their reckless and exiravagant agents
has done much. both at home and abroad. to
inspire confidence in our integrity. Altho
much Of our property has been shamefully
squandercd, we have still annie means TO
liquidate this debt before it becomes due
Let these means be carefully hu-banded. and
provision made for the prompt payment Of
the interest. and the prcjudiees hitherto en-
tcrtained agains. US in some quarters will
soon be removed.
Economy and integrity in the manage
ment Of public affairs are indispensable; and
trust, you. gentlemen OF the Senate and
Assembly. who have been invested with the
power Of legislation by the people, will prove.
before you close your lahors. that ils e yir-
tres govern aud control your actions"
Nevada national., 1859-01-15
Nevada Advertisements. A
COUNTY SURVEYORS OFFICE.
COtisT HOUSE. NEVADA

JOHN L. GAMBLE. 81. u~TBOM.
County Surveyor. Icputy.
\ IL PERSONS are hereby cautioned against en-
u ploying o;ner Surveyors THAI such may be
deputEed from this Office
Erirarf fro'a ne LaCs u California.
Guar. 20, Sec S-No sorVey or re-sur,rv hereaf
ter made by any person except the County surveyor
or his deputy shall be considered legal evidence n
any Court within this state JOIN !. GAMBLE.
2u County ~1rtey or,
Nevada national., 1859-01-15
- WA.nINoroN NoNrNENr.

sfter alluding to the cessatian Of the
work on the monument, the Governor re-
commcuds as follows
" Il is due to the ch rac,er Of the age in
which We live that this great national work
should De completed aud. as individuals sub.
scriptjons have failed. suggest the propre.
ty Of passing joint Resolution. proposing
To our sister States the plan Of an appropria-
tion by each. in proportion to population.
to finish it,