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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-09-27

This truly wonderful preventive and cure
for Fever and Ague and Bilious Fevers will
be sent by mail post paid, on receipt of one
dollar. Also for sale at all res pectable Drug
,ist and Country Stores:
Principal Dep t and Manufactory. 1ss Main
St. Richmond Va Branch Office, Bank of
Comme ce Building New York. Address
Aug 81. ~. JOHN WILCOX d co.
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Meeting In Salem Township.

JOHN CAREY, the farmer Congress
man, will address the people Of Salem
and adjoining townships at
Marlow's School House,
in Salem township, on Wednesday after
noon, Sd of October, at 2 o'clock. Turn
out and hear him.
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ofthe Central OHIO Cor

T. II. WILSON, p. e.
Delaware. William St.-Thos IIa,ker
N. delaware miss.-To be supplied.
Mar, svil'e--L. c. Webster.
Wes;iirld--W. B'ggs. j. F. Burkholder
White Sulpher Sprinss-J. NJ. Morrow
D. G. S;rong.
Cardington-E E. c. Gavit.
Delhi Benz Herbert. H. W. Franks,
Gallon A mos WILSON,
Gre stline--u. S. Bradley.
Marion--Is,ac Newton.
Caledcnia-T. j. Monneu, S. FAINT,
Ohio Wesleyan University w. G Will
street Or. Con.
Ohio Wesleyan Female College--PS.
Done!son, Prrsi en-: George Mather
Professor; w. j. Wells, agent; all
members Of William Street Or Con.
VIM. l.. Harris. Assistant Cor Sec.
Miss. Society. Member Of William st .
Or. CoEfercEc".
stbTEY DISTRICT
ALEXANDER HARNouNT, p. E.
Sidney-C. W. Ketcham.
Arcapum--IIenry B ytrs.
Greenyille-J. w Alderman.
Fort Recovcry--To be supplied.
Versailes--E. G. Longsworih, Jason
Young.
Port Jefferson--J. Bates.
HuntsvilIe--Samuel Lynch.
Quinc+y--P. G. Gooie,
Dcgratf-Wm. j. Peck, A. j. Stubbs,.
Zanes, ile-- A. j. Frisbie.
West Liberty--G w. Collier.
Bellcfontaine--J. S. kalb,
LIMA D1 TRIcr.
H. NJ. SnAFFER P. E.
Lima. S. H. Alderman.
Delphos.- Francis Plumb.
Van Wert.--F. Marriott, J. N. Pri!dy.
Cellna--Lemuel Herb ,rt, f. Mounts
Hardin.--Harris Mal;bie.
ST. Marys and Waupakonnetta.-B A.
Webster, D. D. s. Reagh.
St. johns j. C.. Miller.
Elida--G. O. Mcpherson.
Ottawa p. A Drown.
Lafay ayette.--W. A. Baker.
Antwerp-Davit Bully.
FINDLAY DISTRICT.
john GRAHAM p. E.
Findlay. -Gersham Lease.
Fostoria.-A. 3. Poe.
Adrian.-Joseph Good, Richard Biggs
Fremont-W S. Lunt
Arcadia.- Dsvid Gray, B. F. w. Ccz;cr
McComb JOHN Sterling, g. w Money
Fort Seneca.-u. S. Nickrrson, j. i.
Bowers.
Shannon.-B B. Powell, I. N. KIab.
Bowling Green.-John A. Shannon.
Woodvilr.-J. Wilcox, Josiah Adams
I city sUUr 81 aCUD Trstrr-y y.---
T,LEDo DISTRICT.
Joseph Ayers, p. Z.
Toledo--1st charg. Nelson.
2i charge--W. s. Paul.
Tremainsvi!e--O Kennedy.
Maumee Clty-W G. Walters.
Sylvanla--S. D. ShatIer.
Delta VIM Thatcher.
Wauseon--L. Dales.
West Unity--Isaiah Henderson.
Bryan--F. L. Harper.
Slryker-H. NJ. Close.
Mon,pelier--W. ii. Tay lor.
Edgerton--M Martain Perkey.
Defiancc--E B. Morrison
Brunersburg and Evensport--J. Poucher
Napoleon-G. w. Miller.
KENTON DI~TRlcT.
J. NJ. Holmes, p E.
kcnton-Charles G Ferris.
Marseilles--S. L. Roberts, J. R. Colgan
Redwood Joseph Wakes, Rich'd Law.
renee.
Mt. Victory-J. NJ. Long gfeilow.
Patterson--J. A. Smith, j. G. Caster.
Roundhead--J. S DrLeal.
Mt. Blanchard--L. d. Rogers.
Upper Sanduskv--N. B. G. Love.
L'llle Sandusky--W. w. Winter.
Bucyrus--L. B. Gurley.
Married.
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cure ofall those painful and dangerous diseas
es 10 which the female constitution is subject
1t moderates all excess and removes all ob
structions, and speedy cure may be relied OIL
TO MARRIED LADIES
it is peculiarly snited. 1t will, in short
time, bring on the month period with regu
larity.
Each bottle. price One Dol ar, ears the Gov
ernment Stamp of Great Britain, TO prevcn.
counterfcits.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-09-27

And III fact everything pertaining to summer
goods fifty per. cent. cheaper than can be-
bought lsewhere.
Queensware, Glassware, Looking glasses
and Mems Flats.
Lace Mantillas, Dress Trimmings, Flowers,
Rouehes. DC, &c, at prices to CORES pond.
July 9'60
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Greatest inducements in the United States
For full particulars as to
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The Union of Cleveland Coll. grs,
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Tie National Chain System,
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Practical and Ornamental Penman>hip
taught by of the best American Artists.
whose specimens are taking the Premiums at
all the Fairs;
The College Bank,
at Which students do business in harding
mpncy, making deposits, discounting notes,
drawing checks DC;
The Great Rail Road Set,
embracing ticketing. freighting, station bust
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only complete set yet introtlu ed;
Bryant IL Slratton's Text Books,
to bo used in connection with manuscripts
their three works on Book keeping; the Coun-
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mercial Law, written by Amos Dean LII, D.,
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Addr ss, for catalogues, circulars, or infor-
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ciosed,)
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Prices at Retail from 800 to S2G0.
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constantly on hand at Wholesale
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THE PIG N e e a.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
THURSDAY ................. sept 90 i0oo

Terms-one Dollar FiftyCentsin advance.
Two Dollars, If payment is del yed till after
.he close Of he year No paper will be dis
continued until all arrearages are paid, except
at the option of the Publisher
rs M. PETTINGILL 4 CO, Advertis-
rv Agents, No. ll9 Nassau ST.. New .Yok an
10 State street. Boston, are agents for the" n
necr." They are authorized to contract for
us at our lowest rates.
rThe CiYcISNAri TYPE FOUNDRY CoMPASY
are authorised TO act as our agents in that city.
CmrcuEsrxn 4 SANFORD. Proprietors Of the
MERCHANTS Advertising, Commission and Col,
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Produce and Provision Market.
UfPxR SANpusKy, Aug. &c, 1860.
Mrs. WiIlsiUW,

An experienced nurse aud fem',le ply ,cian,
has Soothing Syrup for children Telling,
which gro tly fucilitat"s the process of teeth
ing hy softening the gums, reducing all inffam
D atio,I-.ssl I'll alay all pain. and is sure to reg
nl"te the bowels. Depend upon it. mot hers,
il will give rest to yourselves, and relief untl
health to your infants. Perfectly fc in all
cases. See advertisement in another column
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-09-27
AT MARSEILLES,

on the evening OF the same day. Turn
out friends, and give the "OLD MUD
SILL" such reception as will make the
aristocratic lawyer candidate quake in
his boots.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-09-27
Call And See Me,

And don't forget the place-No.3, YELLOW
CORNER-you wi Il be ed and waited up
on in a manner that cannot fail to please YOU.
Oct.20 SO B. LiEBENTHAL
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~ If you want to hear good speech
20 TO Bucyrus to morrow and listen 20
TOM CORWIN
J he SHngerfest.

The SHngerfest.
The annual festival Of the Wyandot
Snngelbund came off on last Thursday
goth inst, and we were very sorry that,
owing 10 the inclemency Of the weather.
there were but few present from adjoin-
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-09-27
New Goods.
New Goods.
New York Cash Store!
In ia p.;.h
I'm the Brick Corner.

II AVE just received a fresh supply of New
L i Goods which they will sell at unprecedent
Low Prices. Consisting in Part of
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-09-27
MEETING AT LITTLE sANDUsKY
LOOK OUT FOR MUDs1 LII

LOOK OUT FOR MU DSI Ii
The people Of P;ts end ~@'iioi~ias tAmn-
ships without respect to party are request
ed to meet at Little Sandusky on the af-
ternoon of
TUESDAY. OCT. end. 1860,
at 2 O'Clock, to listen TO JOHN CAREY.
THE FARMER CONGRESSMAN
Let every man who is desirous OF hear
ing a plain speech from an HONEST
MAN, be there. He will also speak
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-09-27
H0 CID KR mDEEHR

A little cheaper and little better than any o
his neighbors can do.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-09-27
TIE GRE.1T ENGLISH RE,.VED J

SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILL
Prepared .fIo'n prescription of Sir J
Clarke, III. d., Physician Eat,1u-
denary 10 tie Queen.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-27

Nor TIE PLACE FOR NATIONAL CoSvES-
TIoS.-Tho NeA York Herald ordinarily affects
to be frst-rate Democratic paper, and very
likely is SO but Bennett, notwithstanding, has
his secret thoughts about the party he so loves
and admires. But his contempt of Charleston
has carried him so7far, that lie unconsciously
lets slipa secret opinion of his party
The National Democratic Convention to be
held at Charleston, to nominate a candidate for
the Presidency, will come off in April; and we
see it stated that a vast crowd will attend there
The statesmen aad the politicians, the Office
seekers and the pipelayers, from all sections of
the country, to the number at least of 10000
This is ridicHleaIs. Charleston could not accom-
mediate 5000 persons, unless it sent them to the
cabins of the negroes. 1t is absurd in every
way to hold National Convention in Charles
ton. Cincinnati was bad enough, The charges
there were as high as ten dollars per day, and
many of the poor loafers who went to the Con-
vention held there in 1856 found it difficult to
get back again. Indeed, large class of men
who 90 to such Conventions have to depend
chiefly on charitable contributions by the way
Now Charleston is further away, it is more diff
cult to get there. and it is harder to get back
from it than Cincinnati Besides, there is con-
siderable danger of those who nerer rash their
faces being mistaken for niggers and detained as
slaves. "-Batietin.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-27

MELANCHOLY SrICIDE.-Mr. John Cooper
one of the oldest and very much respected cit
izen of this county. and principal proprietor of
the Cooper & Cos toll bridge aud road across
the South Yuba, killed himself by shooting his
brains out in fresno county on the 18th inst
Mr.. Cooper has been laborirg under derange-
ment of mind for aboht year. An application
made by his friends to have him sent to the
Two competent ,Iettical gentlemen pronounced
him Insane: The County Judge, however, for
some cause. ref"ssd to sign the order. He has
been constantly watched by friends and ac-
quaintance. e7er since; but their vigilance was
eluded at last
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-27
eluded at last

NEW RoUTE:@Messrs. 0lin and Rich started
from here on Wednesday to view a ro,itc for a
line of stages to Washoe, ria Bear Valley and
Jackson's Ranch. They propose to make the
upper part of the trip on foot aud retufn by the
way of Canon Creek and Washington. Men
who are familiar with the country assure us that
good road can be obtained at small cost by
either of the routes proposed to be travelled by
Messrs. 0lin and Rich, and that the distance
froFi this city to tte silfer mines wiz be consid-
efably shortened.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-27

JAPANESE CoIS;-Wc were shown fcK days
since, by Mr.. B. Furth a specimen of Japanese
silver coin. 1t is parallelogram in shape, be-
ing something like an inch in leugth by more
than a half inch in breadth, and of the thickness
of two half dollar-. On each side arc raised
characters resembling the Chinese, which prob
ably mean something when peruscd by the in
habitants of the Japan Islands. The coin would
answer very well for boxing. but must be incon-
venient for carrying in purse. II is a great
cufiosity,
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-27

THEOLOGICAL FIGHT.-The Detroit Free Press
gives the following account of a portion of the
proceedings of meeting of colored gemmen
at Sandwich in Canada:
Their proceedings were interrupted by light
between two colored clergymen, who fell into a
dispute on some knotty theological topic, and
came to blows. The combatants were the Rev.
Mr.. Jones' pastor of the Zion Society at Wind
sor, and the Rev. Mr.. Boiler. of PhiladelI hia, a
distinguished colored divine who had come all
the way from the Quaker City to attend the
Convention. The Rev Mr.. Jones " sailed in -
Unexpectedly, md delivered a scientific lone,
two on the Rev. Boilers nose, bringing the
claret. The Rev. Boiler replied by getting in n
sumner on the Rev. Jones' bread basket, which
the Convention; row deeply interested, pro-
nounced foul. Loud cries of " butt him, Jones,
butt him" emenated from the audience, acting
upon which the Rev. Jones doubled up and
planted the top of his skull in the Rev. Boilers
abdomen with fearful effect. The downfall of
Philadalphia caused a shout Of triumph from the
spectators. which was cut short. by an artful
dodge on the part of the Rev. Boiler, who shut
himself up like jack-knifc. and opened with
such velocity that the collision trippcd up the
Rev. Jones and brought him down, where, with
his head III "chancery," he took healthy
pummcliing They were finally pulled apart
by some Of the sisters and turned out. after
which they procured clubs. and waged an un-
compromising warfare until both their heads
were seriously damaged. They were then ar
rested by officer Port and locked up for trial.
The fight between the reverend gentlemen ex-
cited 50 much debate that the Convention was
forgotten, and the discussion turned upon the
merits of the combatants. The general opinion
was in favor of the Rev. Jones, as a home cham
pion, the sentiment being entirely averse to al
lowing Philadelphia darkies to come out here
and take on airs over the aborigincs. A ma
jority of the sisters sided with " de gemman
from Filimadelfy, on account of his wearing
white hat, and being withal rather good
looking darkey; but they We're indignantly
frowned down.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-27

THE CANELs ARE CoNIxG.-Mr John Arer.
Of Downieville prssed through town on Mon
day: 1t will he remembered that Mr.. Aeer is
interested in the intrs@ iction of the camel as an
express and freight arier in our mountains.
Thirty canels wiz he put upon the mountain
roads of this rer'sn in July.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-27

Mar OF "AsncE. To Hntchinss 4 Rosen-
field, the publishers, ne are indsbted for n copy
of Sherwood 4 Desey's map of the Mineral
Districts of Western Utah. The map comes 10
us recommended for correctness. Vie believe it
to be vsluable, and have posted i for reference.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-27

STCIP STAINING FOR THE PoPE.-The New
York Herald says; "At Brooklyn, Father Man
ahan made regular stump speech for the Pope.
If the matchmaking Louis Napoleon will
maintain the temporal sway of the Church. then
the Pope is all right for the Emperor has by
this time been very thoroughly cursed all round
the world, thanks to steam and electricity The
old Popes could not have had the job done in
anything IKE so short time
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-27

TIE LITTLE PIcSEER.-The fotrtr, nrnrher
Of Hu'ehings / Rosenfefd's publication of this
name has arrived. Itis filed fun of interesting
matter for youth. To any one having the re-
spousbility of trnining child the Little Pio-
ncer cornmends itself. 1t costs but 81 ,25 per
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-27

0DD FELLows.-0ur friend Delano delivered
tho address before the Odd Fellows at North
San Juan last evening. Gen. Allen pronounces
it good thing and he knows. The San Juan
ers erected fine. large partition fo- &c occasion
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-27
THE NEVADA JOURNAL.
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL a7.h 1859.
FoR SALE

am desrous of engaging in more active en-
ployment than that of editing Newspaper, and
therefore offer one half the NEVADA JOURNAL
Office for sale on liberal terms: The institution
is good paying one, and for an editor or prac-
tical printer, am confident 10 better place can
be found in the State: Terms made easy.
E. G. WAITE.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-27

WONDERS IN HEAYES,-Venus was eclipsed
by the moon, so the almanac makers say, on
Tuesday evening. Jupiter was seen in very
close proximity to the moon last night, and as
tfonomers tell us he went behind her, and folks
a little farther north saw it.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-27

Ice TRADE CoMMEScED.-Ye Yesterday the first
ice wagon of the sekson Began its rounds through
Gle of ice frozen from pure spring water at Al
pha. Give us railroad and We will supply the
cities below with ice pure that from sitka and
quite as cheap
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-27

FAvoRs.-We arc under obligations contin-
nally to G: W. welch for the Bulletin and other
valuable eotemporaries.
We are indebted to Pat" Of Langton's Ex-
press, for the Dovnieville papers, and to Mas
ters Stone for other 6ctempofa-ies at the earli;
eat moment
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-27

Poyf E&FREss.-Business men and others
are Informed that letters for the Pony Express
may be left at the Office of the Alta Telegraph
Company, on Main street, on Thursday evening
Of each week; Telegraphic dispatches designed
to SO overland by the same express can be sent
AS late as Saturday
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-27

NOBLE GIRLs.-The Rev. DR.. Cahill announces
the astonishing fact that the Irish servant girls
of the city of New York and Brooklyn last year
sent home to their fathers, mothers, brothers and
sisters in ireland, the enormous sum of over one
million of dollars
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-27
Hats ! Hats Hats!!

D. IF. Qb INN; Halter.
80 J streer, ,Berwe4r Sd & 4th, Sacramento
A Ii kinds of Hats and Caps made to order at
~ the Shortest notice.
Latest style of Silk Hats
--latest style OF Cashmere flats.
--latest style Black Stiff Hats;
de to order '''
Constantly on hand the neat little Zouave Hat.
!. Particular attention paid to renoyarinc Peril
Wan and other Hats.
:, motto shall be "Quick Sales, Small Prof.
its and accommodating to customers"
An goods warranted as represented
Sacramento, March 23.-2m
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-27

SOLD 0Ur,-J. E. Hamln, Esq. has sold out
8 transfer Of a profitable business from the
hands of one popular gentleman to those oi
others equally in high estimation.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-27

FoR WAsnoE.-W. B. Ever, Esq Of tho
Grass Valley National, called in on Tuesday. on
his way to Washoe ria. Downieville. Mr.. Ever;
we learn, has slice over there worth attending
10. Glad Of l.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-27

Our of the whole grand army Of the revolu-
ton which fought under Washington and his
generals. there are now living throughout the
whole United States only one hundred and sixty
five.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-27

PERsoNGL.-The' fotund and symmetrical form
of hon. Phil. Moore, Speaker of the House,
sraced our city on MUnday last. Phil came up
By order of the District eOu-,, being an import
ant witness in an important case
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-27

REPORTED sALE.-It is AMONG the on dts
that c. n. FELTON,; Esq, one of our bankers has
sold small portion of his interests in tbe silver
mines at Virginia City for $4,000.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-27

THIs year there is an increase in the British
army estimates of nearly two million sterling,
(say $4,000. .oo0.) the chief items of which will
SO for warl;ke stores b. sea and lard.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-27

RELIGIOUS NorIoE.-Rev. Mr. Brierlv will
breach at the Court House on Sunday next at
FOL AN. and 81 Pm.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-27

A SiGS.-Fred Mansell sent us beautiful
sign the other day, probably thinking this wick
ed and adultcrous generation seeketh after just
such sign as that. 1t hGhss out to ornament
one of the pillars at the entrance to cur stair
case, and SHOW the way to the Journal Office
We hope to prove by it that all signs do not fail
in dry time. Fred. Manseli does make beau
tiful letter
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-27

WAFER WoRKs.-The pipes of the Netada
Water Coflpany are laid to the corner of Broad
and Pine streets: The hydrauts will be in read
mess to be attached in few days when trial
will demonstrate the value of The works for
fire purposes. We learn that the remainder of
the pipe for the lower part of the city will be df
east iron and of substantial character:
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-27
San Francisco Ads.
DALX5S
AROMATIC VALLEY
wHrskEx,
For Medicinal Use:

wHE9FkEx,
For Medicinal Use:
HAs now taken that position in the worlds sti
IL nation, whichjustifes IFS Proprietor in claim
ing for it
SUPERIORITY ukRivAIfED.
Produoeda as it is, b. process only known TO the
Manufacturer AMI extracted from the choicest
grain, which grows no where but in favored 10
sai:y in the Valley ofthe Monongahola, and contain
ing no deleterious admixture; it has acquired rep
utation Of perfect purity and intrinsic excellence
based solely upon its inherent merit, which the Pro
pristor does not intend shall ever be forfeited
Its universe use by the
MEDICAL PROFESSION,
is most urgently recommended. A!ready kas it
found its way into the principal public and private
Hospitals in the country, and wherever it has been
used it forthwith becomes necessity,
The attention of sSnsuncrs is called to the sertth-
Gates of the following well known Chemists
have anayzed sample of ''Daly', Aromatic
Valley whiskey'' and find it to be.tho PURE ARrr
Gle. of fine favor, and withou: any deleterious ad
mixture.
JAEE9 R. Chiffon, ID.
New York, Chemist
State Assayer's Office Ok Sansome ct
Boston, April Inn, 1858.
WM. II. DAILY, New York
Ihave made a chemical analysis of your Arom atiS
Valley Whiskey, and find ita PURE, FIBE FLAVOR
ED RYE WHIsKEY containing no injurious matters
Of any kind. and Iwoud recommend it as suitable
for medical and public purposes.
CHARLES T. JACKSON,
State Assayor.
WM. II. DAILY
Your Aromatic Valley whiskey is received and
after careful examination, find it to be Pure
Article, Entirely Free from the Adulter-
ating Ingre dents SO frequently used,
Yours respectfully, JAMES J. MAPES,
Analytic Chemist
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-27

A MERIToRIoUs RAFFLE.-We learn that Mr.
G. $. S. Getchell, of Alpha, who lost his leg
while mining at that place some months since,
and being compelled in consequence from pus-
suing the avocation longer, by the advice of his
friends, will allow his property 10 be disposed of
by means of rattle. long sickness and the
needs. of a large iamily impcl him to realize
something for his property Immediately. 1t
consists principally of mining claims, and ditch
esj tail fumc &C., and is valuable. We have
no doubt that the property is worth what it is
estimated at-Sle0Oi The wild speculation in
Washoe has impaired the sale of good claims
on this site Of the mountains, and scarcely any
other recourse is left to dispose of property but
by ratfie The tickets are placed at one dollar.
We hope, under the circumstances that as many
of our citizens as can spare dollar or two will
remember Mr., Getchell who is worthy man
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-27
For Rent.

THE brick Store occupied by Joseph Brotherg
i clothing store. on Broad street. adioinins
Cssin & Colley's Meat Marke', is offered for rent
at reasonable prics, For particulars enquire of
CASBIN COILEY
fsJio A. the BTcaI ret Marc.