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EFFIfcTs OF DnIsK.-5udge wilkins, of
Santa Rosa, met with a distressing accident
a few days ago. In a fit of delrium tre-
mems, while sitting near fire, he threw his
feet into the burning Goals, and before his
situation was discovead, they were so bad
ly burnt that it is now supposed he will be a
cripple for life Mr.. Wilkins represented
Soroma county in the last Assembly. and
was regarded as one OF the most amiable
and talented members of that body. He is
son of Wni. Wilkins, of Pennsylvania. at
one time Minister to Russia, and a member
of Mr.. Tylers Cabinet
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a VICTORY FOR MPIRE After the running
for the CambridgeShire stakes ut Newmarket
England, on the 22d of Octol er, the mat, h
between the American horse Umpire, and
Lord GIasSgow..s Tom Bowline, FOR $4,000 a
side distance 3S yards less than amile) came
off, and resulted in an easy vi, tory for the
son of Lecomte., Both horses were three
year-ods, and carried even weights. As
Tom Bowline beat Thormanby, the winner
of the Derby, for sweepstakes on Cesar
witch day. This is most significant victory
for the American horse.
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SHoT-A man named Hill was shot at
Woolsey's Flat, on Saturday last. Itappears
he was intoxicated, and commenced smashing
things up in billiard saloon. A constable
was sent to arrest him, but was unable to
take him. The other constable was then
sent for. who went With q posse of three or
four armed men; they fred several shots at
Hill, one of which took effect Ia his leg and
another in his arm, when he surrenderd.
The wounds are not angerous.-Nevada
Democrat.
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THERE mauy ways of relieving pain for the time
being but there is only way of removing diseases.
No palliative, anodyne, topical application will
it. 1t must tie attaezed at itsrsource in the
fluids of the body which convey the poison to the To-
calities where it is developed in Inflammation, sores,
ulcers tumors abscesses, glandular swelngs &c, as
the may be- These fluids must be reached. acted
upon and purified by some powerful agent Such an
agent is Yellow Dock Sarsaparia and Iodide Potash.
(Manuactnred at Watts Drug store 1t gently slim
ulates while it disnecs and expels from the stomach
and bowels all that is Irritating and at the time
restores their vgor and tone.
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CAUTION.

n HEREBY caution the citizens of Neyafa a county
and the state of California agaipst purchasing
HOWARD the socafied 'Hydraulic Sewing Machine
invented by Q. Rice. Said Machine having been in
vented by and patent obtained therefor y said Rice
the use occupancy disposal of the same by said
Howard-or any other person not duly authorzed-s
infringement upon and avioation of the inventors
rights which will be prosecuted the extent of the
law such made and provided for the protection
of Inventors and the punishment of Patent Right
violators." LORENZO RICE,
Nov II. 1S60.-3m Assignee.
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MIS-. WEED.-We accidentally oinittef to
mention last week, that this lady had paid our
town visit and delivered course of three lee
lures on Physiology, related more particularly
10 Woman. The first lecture was free, and to a
mixed audience. The second and third were to
females exclusively. We were deprived the
pleasure of seeing and hearing hrs. Weed, but
have heard both the lady and her intelligence
highly spoken of. The lectures were well attend
CO. Yesterday morning Mrs. Weed returned
from prosperous trip to Alleghanytown, Down
ieville, ETC., and continued on her journey to
Marysrille3 where she designs holding forth on
her favorite topics.
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GooD.-The following capital morsel of
satire turks in one Of Gen. Aliens recent
articles:
s+En our great and glorious Amerc an Re-
public, mauger the rantiTg southern seces-
sionists, the elements OF national longevity, if
not of national immortality, stand in bold
relief Its Offices arc never suffered to be
vacant; not even for moment; for there
are always patriots enough ready and willing
to Eli any Station Of public trust, from the
Presidency of the United States, down to the
lowest and worst paid functions Of a town
ship official. As brave soldiers, in the rear
of an attacking column, rush forward to fill
the places LETT vacant by their fallen file lead
ers, so the people Of our gloriouS American
Republic spring to the front to fill the offices
which death or resignation or limited service
has left untenanted While the Offices are
kept filled, and while there is no chance of
their becoming empty, orr great and glorious
Republic bids lair to live long time, if not
eternally"
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CoURT OF SEssloSs.-The case of Leroy
Moore. indicted for an attempt to assassinate
John B. Oagne, was called up in the Court of
Sessions, and on the application of the DIS rict
Attorney. the trial was postponed until the
next term of the Court. Mr. Oaguc, the
principal witness, is unable to attend at
present, on account of sickness.-Nevada
Democrat.
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The Republicans in Grass Valley are
scrambling for the post office. II S. Norris
and Peter Compton appear to he the most
prominent candidates. The National sug
gests VIM. X. Spencer as compromise man.
Whoever may be successful in receiving the
appointment, will, before he has been in the
traces IA year, consider himself the most un-
fortunate man in Grass Valley Uncle Sam
draws tight rein.-Transcript
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SHALL WE INcoRroRATE ga Property
Owner" favors an incorporation of the town, but
suggests that it shall be done under the general
act, instead of by special legislation. He names
Messrs. Charles Schardin, Frank Clark and VIM.
Abbey as suitable persons to take the sense of
the town on the subject. They are excellent men
for the purpose.
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NoTICE.-The PRESS goes up to Cherokee and
Columbia Hill now early on Saturday mornings,
BY Langton's Express; and is distributed at the
former place by Mr.. NJ Frankenheimer, Agent !;
and at the latter by Levi Ayres, Esq, postmaster.
Subscribers will please notice this fact. 1t cna-
bles them to get their papers four or five hours
sooner Than formerly.
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v a r i e t y.
FRED. A. WILDER,
BAKER.

ID n N LIN.
At tie Bldng formerly oscned and occupied by 3. r.
-4rery as Drug Store.
Manufactures and keeps constantly hand, the fol-
lowing
BREAD-STUFFS:
BREAD: Domestic Crackers: Butter,
do Graham, DO Sugar,
do Rye aud Indian, do Boston.
Rusk: Cakes: Plain;
FRENCH ROLLS: Cookies:
Cakes, rich; (made to order) holasses cakes:
Fruit Cake; Small Fancy Pound;
Pound do. Ginger Rregd
Sponge do; Ginger Snaps;
Delicate do; (or D1ides cake; Fried cakes;
Gold do; Pies of all kinds
Black do; very rich) made with some
thing in en-
Wagon will run regularly to Cherokee. Badger
Hill, and Columbia lliIl every Monday and Fridax.
To SAN Juan. Sebastopol, Sweesfand, Brchville,
and French Corral every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urlay.
In connection with the Bakery is a LUNCH ROOM,
where parties can be accommodated with cakes pies.
coffee. tea &C., &C..
YEAST put up in bottles, for family use, kept con-
stanty on hand. .FS
Family and Miners custom particularly desired.
and regularly served with any of the above articles,
at rates they can afford to pay.
Citizens efsSan juan / hope you will consider me
Gas do myseif) fixture among you hoping to build
mp a business. and to make for myself and family a
permanent home.
FRED'c. A. WILDER.
San Juan. Nov. 1st, 1860. If
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MARRIED

In North San Juan, Tuesday evening, Dec.
11th, at the residence of Rev. Mr.. Wilmot, by
that clergyman, Mr.. R. H. Morrison to Mrs.
Sarah Cook, Cher third husband,) all of this
place.
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Columbia Hill Correspondence

MEssRs. EDITORS Having noticcd with no
last number of your sheet, which not only has a
tendency to arouse the ire of our docile and en-
terprising citizens, but may, to some extent, in
jure the reputation of our far-famed city, and
afford lever to those who are envious of it, I
wish to set you right. You state that the tail
sluice gorged for want of fall. AS to the fume
having gorged on the first trial. there is no won
der; but indeed, we were not aware of the fact,
until apprsed of it through your sheet We did
not know you were omnipresent, until now. The
fume in question is, without doubt doing and
has done, all we ever expected it would do. 1t
has capacity of eight feet, with grade of five
and one-cigthth inches to fourteen feet. uow
could it gorge, unless by running too small a
head of water something we never do when
washing. The fume answers every purpose for
which it was intended-doing service of which
the shareholders proud-and eating its way
towards town at Il two-forty rate. 1t will con-
tnue that gait until it arrives at its place Of dcs
tinaton. V.
t''V." ''didn't know we were onnipresent."
There are a good many things he doesn't know.
We were told By a reliable gentleman that the
sluice had gorged; and what is more, we have
since been assured by the same authority, that it
is now undergoing repairs. So much for the
question Of vcracity. Our Best wishes are with
the people of Columbia Hill; and if our inform
ant has been in error, for their sakes, we shall
feel all the more rejoiced at it.-EDs.
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BIRTH.

In North San Juan, Monday, Dec. 10th, the
wife of George D. Moultrie. of young saddle
and harness maker.
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CHRISTMAS CoNCERT.-Onr Welsh fellow
townsmen will give a vocal concert at the Meth
odist Church in North San Juan, on Christmas
day. A programme will be issued in day OF
two. A rich treat may be expected, Judging
from the entertainment givea at the Esteddfod'
on the Fourth of July.
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BREAK IN A sERto1R.-The Reservoir of
the Middle Yuba Canal Company, located on
Manzanita Hill, broke away at the northwest
side on Saturday morning last, the waters of
which flooded the Buckskin claims, and caused
their tunnel to choke. The damage otherwise
sustained was not very great
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THE CRABTREE RAFFLE.-Peruse the list of
prizes offered in Crabtree's Gift Entertainment.
The farm is fine one, located in one of the most
productive valleys of the State, where the crops
are always abundant, and seldom suffer injury.
Mr.. E. t. Jordan, express rider, is agent for the
sale of tickets at this place.
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COLEMAN,s QUARTZ MILL.

PATENTED APRIL 3D, 1860.
HNHIS MILL, which was on exhibition at the
late Mechanics and Bay District Agricultural
Fairs in the city of San Francisco, and received the
first premiums and also the highest reconfme ndations
from the Committee Quartz Machinery at said Fairs
and which created much excitement among those
interested in Quartz Crashing are now manufaetu-
ring and are ready to deliver.
BY the tests which We have made. it far exceeds our
expectations and that of others who have seen it in
operation.
from three to FIVE of quartz per day with three
horse power, and from the small amount OF expense
incurred in running do it cheaper than by any
other known process.
The low price of this Mill-viz: $500 oo-places it
within the reach of every mining company.
Its weight complete 5 only $50 fbs. and being SO
constructed that it be easily taken apart that
niece will exceed 210 BIS in weight. tn rehy giving 1t
the advantage ali other chines of this kind, in
the facility of transportation.
They are selling rapidly and all desirous of OBJ
tanning them reanested to forward their orders to
BIGGS & RUGGLES, Agents,
Nov. "a. 3m 40, Front street. San Francisco.
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DIED.

In North San Juan, Dec. 18th, of Whooping
Cough, Mary Louisa Fourier, aged 20 months.
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Notice is hereby Given

That will not be responsible for any debts contract
ed from and after the date hereof by the Sailor Com
pany, of North San Juan. consisting of John Hill,
Frank Soule, John IL. Etfinser, Stephen Ii. Harris,
and James sproat, for work labor perfo5nsed.
water and other material used in the suciug washing
mining the claims mineral lands of said Conipa-
ny JOHN Ii. EFFINGER.
Dec. 1st, 1850. 3w
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nARLOR, Box and Cooking Stoves--
N Just received at SMITHS Hardware Store.
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q NCY HALL.
147, 149 and 151
JFASHINGTON STREET, SAN FRANCISCO
THE EST CLOTHING
ESTABLISHMENT
IN CALIFORNIa.

Reader when you are in San Francisco, it is worth
your while to pay visit to this immense Clothing
House, and the countless varieties of garments Of
every style and texture that fill the spacious shelves
and counters. and to notice the amount of business
transacted there.
The unprecedented success of the propretors is at
tributed to their liberal and judcious advertising and
to the remarkably low price at which the goods
sold. Dec, l 3m
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SELLING ORG. Levy declares that he is
selling his Old stock of goods off below cost, to
make room for still larger assortment of new
xroodS
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che atudrallie 2ress.

for apatent for an ingenious though perfectly
simple process of Hose Coupling; Messrs. Hol-
den & Amsbary claim that they have improved
upon the same invention frank Smith has also
introduced an improved Half-Screw Coupler, for
which he claims patent; Messrs. l.. E. Cush-
man & ]. S. French are engaged in perfecting an
improved Rock Drill, for which they have secnr-
ed patent. These gentlemen are all at the
present time residents of the town.
HYMENfAL-Cupid is sly dog. If blind, as
represented, his faculty of discernment must be
mighty acute. He enters the sanctuaries of
hearts where, as yet, feeling has hardly attained
the power to thrill, and inspires strange fancies.
He rek,sdles the yearning vitality of bosoms
where it might well be supposed the fires of pas
sion had long since consumed into the ashes of
despair; where the cobwebs of age hang fabbily
around the gaunt spectres of dead emotions
quickenng their sluggish pulses into rapid throb-
bings, and communicating to the brain troupe
of silly fantasies, to disturb the serenity of its
thoughts, and stimulate it into glow of feverish
excitement. He strikes with sure aim, and
daguerrcotypes an image on the spot which re-
ceves the blow. No temperament is exempt
from his attacks-no condition from the shafts
of his archery. He harmonises all asperities in
opposing forces; equalises the contrarieties of
social manners and pursuits; and reconciles the
discrepancies between ages; so that opinions,
aspirations and preferences which natural ten
dency might have rendered antipodal, become
softened and blended like the purple and gold Of
midsummer sky-cnycloping all objects within
the radius of its common splendor. These re-
marks suggested by notice which appears
inits proper column, under the marriage head.
HOSE CoUPIJNG.-Mr. Frank Smith adver-
tises Ill to-day Press, Hose Coupling for sale,
made a principle, invented by himself
We examined one of these Couplings at his shop
ana although we make little pretension to a
practical knowledge of such matters, We dis
posed to think this Coupling a very complete
affair. The improvement consists in the fasten-
ing, and not in the coupling, the material
out of which it is made. 1t is simply screw with
halt-turn, b. which the coupling can be effected
n second Of time, and The parts fitted together
compactly, forming complete whole, without
any packing. Its simplicity is one of its Chief
Recommendations. The curious will do well to
call at Mr.. Smiths shop and examine this i'm
proved Coupling. Mr.. Smith has applied for a
patent.
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UWhooping Cough has made its appearance
in North San Juan. Several children are affect
ed by it.
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pJim McCue, of the Independent Opposi-
t;oii Stags Line, has been appointed Agent OF the
Merchants Express for North San Juan and
Timbuctoo.
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Hair TOnic.--To persons residing i'll warm eli
mates. this compound will be invaluable specific
in retaining to the skin healthy action and nentra
zing any of the evil effects, which by continued OIL
frequent perspiratiOli, must cause to the hair. ,
To children. or the youngest infant, if may be used
with the greatest freedom for however thin weak y
the hair may apparently be- by the use of this CON-
pound all irritation will be allayed.
This tonic is more particularly recommended for re-
storing grey hairs to their original COLOR and with lew
exceptions it acknowledged to be intalible but in
all it is Acknowledged to be superior to like pre-
partitions now in the market.
This is no hair oil for simply greasng the hair but
chemical preparation free from grease or other lnJu
rious ingredients.
Manufactured and sold at the drug store OF l.
Watts, Marysville and sold by traders and druggists
throughout the State.
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tTAdvertising is said to be the oil which wise
men put into their lamps, and foolish ones ne
glect to use.
Haste, ye of the second party, and insert before
sour deficiency is discovered.
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TPTwo Methodist Churches in Indiana lately
deducted one-fourth of their ministers salaries
because they had been sick two months.-Marys-
Vile Express.
The Express will have to furnish an interpre-
ter to construe that sentence.
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Sewina aAathinee.

WHEELER & WILSON'S SEW
w ING MACHINES VICTORIOUS oYor all
other sowing Machines at all the public contests,
wherever they have cOutended
WHEELER 4 WILSON have sold the last year,
(epdng Nov lst, ls69,) nearly as many Machines az
an tho others.
LOOK AT THE FIGURES,
count for the number sold
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y II. WALLACE d SON ARE NOW MANI
CIgRlhG Coke from the pure HAlIlfONDs-
.Ll1E strip vein -CQAL.5 which Is superior
flmouials from numerous manufacturers who are
using It, and who speak Of its character hi ne
hest terms. D 0
$50, constant supply Of Hammondsville strin
~ bMlIHIhG COALi and also for Domesfie
poses.
ing located Immediately on the line offhe Clsvs
Pittsburgh Railroad, we can shin viii dis-
\ - 20 any part Oi the state. Orders Solicited
- n. H. WALLACE 4 SON.
Hammondsviile, Jefferson County. Ohio.
1naFy 81, 1850. fsbiPa
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papers to subscribers. By recent law o
Congress- Post Masters are required to deliv-
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is furnished him.
Now that the Campaign is fairly opened
by the double nominations at Baltimore, we
hope our friends will exert themselves to ex-
tend the circulation of the LEADER. The
price at which we offer the LEADER for the
next six months, is lower than we have usui
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the times, and scarcity of money through
out the country.
By analyzing the above low scale, it will
be seen that we offer the LEADEs in
A Club of 100 at 35 cents per Copy,
so 371-2
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The following is brief summary Of the peeuarities
of THE STEWART STOVE:
lst. DURABILITY.-lt has been in use in many in
stances, from IS TO % years
ID CAPACITY FOR Won RK.-ALL CULINARY OPERATIONS
MAY BE CARRIED on AT THE SAME TINE. In evidence
Of what il will accomplish, alude the fact that
on each Ois eyera occasions, BARREL or FLOUR mas
BEEN BAKED INTO Dread WITH SINGLE FIRE.
ID. ECONOMY IN FUEL.-SO perfect is its cohstruc-
tion, that ITS COST MAY SAVED IN FUEL IN FROM
TO YEARS.
4th. Ii DOES YOUR WORK EXPEDITIOUsLY AND WELL,
and may be regulated at pleasure 10 PRODUCE ANY
TEMPERATURE REQUIRED IN THE KITCHEN, without
intsrfereHce with the cooking.
THE STEWART STOVE.
Has the most perfect ventilated Oven Of any Stove
manufactured.
THE STEWART STOVE
So has the lest bTOling arrangement that has
yet been invented. Whom broiling is performed ac-
cOrding to directions in the pamphlet, all the smoke
is at carried into the draft and none Of it can
possibly enter the ROOM
THE STEWART STOVE.
Supplies hot water for bathing purposes more econ
Omically than any range.
THE STEWART STOVE.
Is furnished 10y all agents trial Of three months
q. P. BORN,
maYl6 Sole Agent, 2ls Superior Street.
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1iuaWtiai.

3 ENOREIGN EXCHANG e.
Il Drafts in amounts 10 suit, from 50 upwards, on
2gland and France, and al the principal Cities Of
srmany. On Frankfort, Berlin, Leipzig, Vienna,
nuremberg Cessel, Cologne, Hamburgh, Bremen,
1 +tuttgart, Mannheim and Prague. For sale by
mrl2 RETfBERG HAUSMANS.
4I0 nm MONEY ADVANCED,
d JlOs OOO In sums to suit-at the old stand
q well known WAGNER'S OFFICE-on securities
d.. very kind, viz: Dry Goods Hardware, Gold and
~iothing, Furniture Carpets Pianos, Mirrors Paint
1gs, General Merchandise, and Personal Property
nd articles Of value, the most satisfactory terms
Susiness strictly private Established 1851. Watches
=. I'd JeWelry for sale at bargains.
tro WM WAGNER, Office No. 3, Water st.
N Eorner Superior street, Geo. A. Davis a Co.'S
iOthinr Store
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Goal
HE HAMMONDSVTLLD- MN

q He HAMM0NDSVILLE MIN
" ING and Manufacturing Company have on
III az " eholesale and Retail, from their own
i, MONDsYILLE COAL, for Gas, Steam, Smith
q ing and Domestic use-
.gi' 1M0NDsYILLEC COKE MOL, for Manuiactur
. ing purposes
q. IAIOFDsYILLE COKE No. ?, for Domestic
Mise.
- iMQNDsYILLE FIRE CLAY, well ground,
FIRE BRICK, common pat
tern, and wedge side wedge, circle arch and
cupoln.
~ laQNDsYILLEFIREC CLAY RETORTs AND
y CHIMNEY TOPS
'e.Al.a,ii9s.SSDsyILLE e FIRE CLAY TILE, Of every
eAl9N 10. lD.s1y-ELLE FIRE CLAY FLUB COW
@lll--,- ~ ~ q 4 i every pattern.
--lMghu5 WILLIE FIRE CLAY FLOWER Y A
r bEs, plain and ornamenfeI
-M4lOsDsAlLLE kIrHIFTFD WATER PIPE
GAS PIPE, &C. Of every siFe nj --a-i-t- - s,-.l -
bracing single and double branei sers,,- 'b'srils
&C. Also, - ''''''-''
HAMMONDSvILLE COAL on.
s3r lubricating and burning, lat wholesale oi,,,
j ! ROCK III n -
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LITTLE MOUNTAIN EAGLE
'NHTS HOTTSE HAS ACCOMNO

q n DAIIONS for about One Hundred Boafders.-
view Of comfort and convenience for anilies il is
M ha can Dc desired As far pure air, pure water,
"a cool shades are concerned, Little Mountain Is
7eatiy superior 70 any other summer Resort in the
tlse 90 which the proprietor intends % add GOOD
eAkE ana every attention that can condnce 10 the
j. tfisincfi l Of his Visitors.
So As rJuse was primarily designed a Water
,,5 g. 81 CnprietoT is still ready receive as a part
- '-0 Aad Physician with capital Of a few
ds OF td ,ivars, this be done without inter-
: ~. ihce with Summer Boauiers. Address,
, f W1I. s. GARDINER,
gainesville, Lake Co,
AZ Ene2e.AldEW Ohio
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MANNING & REITC, MACHIN-
1N1 lists and ENGINEERS, and
MANuFAcTURERs oF

STEAM ENGINES AND MACHINERY
OF every description. Bolts for bridges and other
uses Iron Grating and Blacksmithing generally.
HEWfrfi5 BLOCK, WEST sTREErf CLEVELAND, OHIO.
ES-Second hand Engines taken in exchange for
new work, or sold on commission. JObbing and Re-
pairing promptly attended to- augzldkWtf
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Campaign ending Jan l, 1861, at the fol-
lowing reduced rates -