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ANOTHER OYSTER SLOoP MYsTERy-Sinoy,,r
CG'netdencs an Crime on the Sea.-Capt. Webb of
schooner Thomas E. rench, from Suffolk Va
for New York. arrived at the latter port on 50,
day morning. The captain states that on tho SI. =
inst, four miles north of Barnegat, he picLsd ,'n
yawl boat containing Chnaman The man
was supplied with compass, Ratchet, and few
provisions, and stated that he had escaped f.or,
the sioop Spray, of Guilford, Conn, which had
that day been in collision with the sloop I'nrnds
@,nnte. The Spray sank in about fifteen
statne sIer the Coils on, and, according to the
statement OF the Chinaman, carrying down With
heI the captain and his brother, who we,e " ~ III
0nly persons on board beside himself. The F,enrh
nav nasing 70 run into Little Egg Harbor, there saw
cantsiu p Ltascinaa, In disabled condition; the
captain OF the sloop stated that during the time
rue TWO vessels Were together, he saw no enc
t aooaIu tne spray but the Chinaman, who refused
70 seek safety aboard his vessel
The captain of the Lucinda furtbe, .t,t.s q, i.
the deck Of the Spray was strewn with heddin"
nags ana furniture, indicating that the cabin had
Deen thoroughly ransacked, and the contents
s %ooa rec over the deck The Chinaman, who
ne Is more frequently called, is well known in
New Y ork, and has sailed with Can't. Leete for
,ne pas four years; Something over wear ago
and S .en uonsiaerahie money from Capt. Leete
anu ran away TO New Haven, where he was ca d
turea Oy the police and brought back to New
YORK such was Capt. Leete;s attachment to
saS kaioW that ne refused to press the prosecution
ana, on his discharge, immediately restored hin,
to his position as cook on board the Snrsv His
stories concerning the manner of the captain a
death are very conflicting. He first said that the
captain was thrown overheard by being struck
py Inc main Sheet then he said that at the time
OF the collision the captain was standing on the
oowsprlt, and was knocked off by the conclusion;
ana; finally, that he was sick in the cabin and
unable to get on deck
Jackalow manifested considerable une,s;,os.
wnile on board the French; when Captain Webb
ie1t his vessel in the harbor to 90 on shore. he
Jumped into the boat and insisted upon accom-
wi nfY
pan{ing MN, which be did AS soon a land
Ing had been effected he sprang ashore and dis
appeared In the crowd, since which time he has
not Dsen seen. He had little or no money with
MIN, ana beyond the articles already menti oned
IL is not known that he took ANYTHING from the
vessel The sloop now lies about four miles on
THIS side OF Barnegat with her mast and broad
side exposed, and when last seen was being
stripped by the wreckers. She was bound to viz
GINA for oysters and the suppostion is that there
was money on board, although it does not appear
mat Jackalow succeeded in getting any of ii.
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PATTI AGAIN.-We learn that the very general
desire to hear Patti in concert is abou. to be ex
pressed by an invitation to her to that feet. and
which request IS fiattering to her in the highest
degree from the high standing Of the parties
making it,
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(TBALTIMoRE CONFECTIONERY.

IIHbALTiMoRE INDEPENDENTLY ,HN 80,
Fresh Cakes every day, Candies and Fruits Of all
an. LEGS; Wedding Cakes. Fancy Cakes, Pyramids
Rase, lellies, Blsno Mango, Piumbery, Clean, 10,
Haaa 20 order. Parties, ENTERTAINMENTS, SuPpers,
i"ns,9se furnished with al kinds Connect
Svn sStm 81 Ice Cream, Wster Ioes, and Roman
,.,...,.JG JOSEPH sHAFFIELD,
:. ete OF Butohsr'S Confeetonery, baltimore,
1s~Sm NO. $50 eth sk, bet 8 and n.
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THE WEATHER.-The following report Of the
weather for the morning is made from the Amer
lean Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith
sonian Institution. The time Of observation is
about 7 o'clock
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IL Judge Love. Of the L. & District Court of
Iowa, on Tuesday last in the case of the 81 Louis
Chamber OF Commerce agt. The Rock Island
Bridge Company, decided that the said bridge
was nuisance, and drcreed that the defendant
should remove the main pier by the LIST Of July,
and the lower pier by the LIST Of October. The
case will be taken to the Supreme Court
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In THE SENATE, to-day, Mr.. Gwin moved to
take up the Pacific telegraph bill; SO ordered.
Mr.. Gwin thought that tbs benefits Of this ent.,-
prise were SO manifest, and the plan proposed so
that was unnecessary to discuss
the bill, and hoped that 1t would be immediateiv
putupon its passage.
After considerable discussion and the adon.;on
OF sundry amendments, the bill was passedffvsas
D, nays Is. Soos
MIR. Hunter moved to take up the Consnla, and
diplomatic Appropriation bill; 50 ordered nd
the bill was being read when our report closed
In THE House, after the reading of the Jou,ns,
M Clarke B. Cochrane. of N who has been
oetalned FOR some months from the sessi ons ~
House by sickness, was this morning sworn in
MI Carter introduced bill for the reimburse
ment OF the Corporation Of Georgetown for the
sum Of money advanced towards the copstrnct,nn
OF the Little Falls bridge. Referred to the Com.
mittee on the Judiciary NoAi
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OUR NAVAL FORCE IN THE GULF.-The United
states naval force in the Gulf of Mexico, part of
the Home Squadron, is composed Of the following
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DEM MUTUAL LEE INSURANCE COM
PANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
CAPITAL---. -----..... A9S1 6Q1

Iho.e insured viii please call at the Agency, No.
IN the morning, to receive their sorlp dvidsnS ~
Is per cent upon the cash premiums paid in $50.
mar "a ST John RfGCIrS ~ Ies'
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

" ,aavins leased and fitted pp the large
west, tween 6 and n north, tn doors soSts Of
nv ola stand l would respectfully call tbs atten
Gneap articles in the HOUSE FURNISHING
LIN 70 give me . call before purchA.ins. a INV
III Dc sSid cheaper than tn be bought N any
Sn DES and FIXTURES Just receiy
large lot ofCkOCKtRY on hard
RUDOLPH BUCHLY,
mar ls-1wd&eo2v No. age nth It. bet 6 and II.
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SAINT n FIVcEEJ

N1en FOR sAiE-A fARN, within Is
- (1U. miles Of this cIts Src miles from Far
fax Court HOhse. VII be ssrld at the above lov
prioe, If applied Tar immedIa'ely. said farm con
tsins seventy acres Of good LIANT, vel vrtared. .
hue orchard. anG q dwelling A sooa her. and
busy would be taken ia trade Address Il. n. a,
Box f94, Washington, ID. c, maj y g.
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A SMALL FARM FOR -ALE.-Tbe sub.ori
"A Der will dispose Of n Place. cOu'aInlns thirty
scres If land. well Improsed. sd.o'nInT NJ. n.
st's. three miles from Wa hi on. on the Pia@y
Branch Road, flf.h street. WITH srds, springs,
dwelling and ont hnHses. 20 a good purchaser, on
rsasonsbls terms. IEquiTe No. ais, corner Of q
and = IN SIS ,, . .-,.
mar S. SAMIs D tINCKEi.
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CLARENDON UOTEI

CLARENDON HOTEL
The undersigned, being now the role propristor
OF the above hotel invites the attention II the pub
&c TO his establishment, which v i'll be- always prc
vlded With every comfort for permanent boarders
mar g ST w EMERsnN
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OF
PARTNERSHIP

II PARTNERSHIP.
ne partnership OF EMERSON, MORRILL, a Co,
as keepers OF the ClareLdon Hotel at tn corner of
Sia street and Pa avenue, in this city, is TIN. day
hstures, and ether property and demands Of sad
nm have been sold ard delivered TO wILTAM
EMERSON. who is now the sole owner Of the "a me-
and to whom all debts due said 6 rm must be paid.
ORLIN T MORRILL,,
March s51. 1850. w. EMERSJN
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o. o. F.-CoLUMBIAN AND MOUNT NEBo
u8 TREATMENTS II 6triai chs are REQ stef to
attend 8 SPECIAL Joint meeting on MONDAY EVE
NC next the aGth inst ats O'Clock precisely, on
VIII Oh OCCASION Bibe I'LL be presented by the la
dies Patrierchs of sister epcampmen:s are later
nal!y invited. =, order Of me EneamPments.
WIN r. MCLEAN, Scvib, No. I,
mar 2f-2tf THOMAS RICH. Scribe No G.
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LECTURE-The seventh anil Iast
~ lecture of ths course before the Art Asso-
clahon Wi be delivered IN the Gallery, betwe' n
pay EVENIH G, the 26th, at O'Clock. BY CHAs
=: WtDx; Esq, CT Ct Louis. suhjsct-"The
hiosjPhy OF ATT mar "a 20
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T., LECTURE ON LABOR
u.s. AtONZO g DRAPER. of I,ynn Mass
VIII address the WORKlNGMEN OF VAST
IMSrON, and al others interested in the great
quesuon OF LsAB"RIND CAPITAL, at 4 publi, meet
Ing TO be h.ld AZ Wizards Concert Hsll ON r St
ssdJoinInE WI ards Hotel. on THURSDAYEVE'
NiNG, March 29tf, At half past &c ven O'clock
A general invitation is extended, aud Mr. HsI
PER VIII give . correct history Of the n,esent
Hampshire. msr ss A.
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FOX REST-TW0 ROOMS, at No. aga IItb
street, east side, between Pa avenue apd 5
ns .lhs his meals out Apply at No. Is9 nth at
-y oPpoeIto. mar IS 81
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06
Ketping Apples.

10 TO the tost way OF keeping lrui', ",
recommen ! eareral'y piekir & all good np
pies. and then. alt-r they remain in Il
heap for two or thro4 weeks 10 undergo
the sweating process, they should bO care,
fully put down IN barrels, with hola Ion
ventilation bored in them, If these AZ.
rrl' are filed, some cold, dry day, wh,u
tho apples are about Us cold us they eau
get without heinz frozen. 30 much ,hr
better. The barrels NAY b, nov placed
in any dry situation whero it is rs cool as
possible without f'eezng. II tho very
best rare is want d t. be taken for few
bushels III the worry ohoisesl apples. then
buy few quires Of whlti tissue or thlr
printing paper. Now, when tho apples
have been though tho sweating process
aud they are in cold dry state, wruI
them up separated in paper. and put ,hcm
in open baskets, which latter SUI pend ~
over head in the cellsr By this means
they can be kept several months longo
than they are usually kept. Apples ar,
often sold at fifty cents a bushol, whsl
the same would really bring ono dollar, i
kept Two or three months longer. o
course. such an increased price will pa,
for some little trouble euch as We her,
recommend.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06

ED-NUyer fear man who threatens
YOU with an injury; the silent enemy is
The IN st dangerous.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06
Rural ANiOn,,

1t is cheap to raise one ton Of grass OF
clover as ton Of Curdock or pig weeds
Anax costing two dollars, with which
laborer may cut iifly cords month
is cheaper tool than an AK costing ON,
dollar aud which lie can cut only forty
cords.
A COW bought for ten dollars. whose
milk but pay. her keeping, affords less
profit han one at thirty dollars giyinp
double the value OF milk afforded by the
former.
The man who loses hal an hour of ,imc
worth one shilling. aud weals his wagon
aud team equal to two chilling more, b,
going over long aud rough road, TO a
void plank road toll Of sixp.noe, loose,
by the operation. This does not appl,
to the loaded wagon, whore tho less il
much greater than the qmaller load.
A ten acre field, costing fifty dollars PEI
acre, diiched, manurei and improved, il
more valuable and more profitable thar
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06

RI-VAlue the friendship Of him who
Stahds ty you in the storm; swarms Of
insects will surround You in the sunshine.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06

The above is portrait OF David McCreery, Or Ma
pier township who, the 3lst day OF August. 1859,
made apdavl. before Justice Gorley, that he wastrs
ed for fhecufe Of Cancer by three nh scians Of d.
ford county, and by DR.. Newton ofIhe Eclectic Col
lege in Cincinnati for aperod fnearly eight months
notwithstanding which his lip, and portion of
his left cheek were entirely eaten away He had Civ
en- up all hope, when he heard ofthe 'Bood Search.
en-" and wasinduced to try II. -Four bottles cured
him, and although sadly disagured there is no qu
tion but what this Invaluable medicine saved his lie
he full particulars Of this remarkable case Iity be
seen in circular which be had of any fthe agents
We also refer to the case OfNancy Bleakney Of El-
derton, Armstrong county, Pennsylvania. cured of
ScrOfua after being unable to get on for 3years
| To the case Of lady in Ansonvlle, ,Clearheld Coun
ty, who was also afflicted with Scrofula in its worst
form.
TO the case ofGeorge Meisel. residing in Carroll
town. Camb,i county Ponnsy ylvnntn, who was 50 bad
ly afflicted with Cancer thatt eat his entire nose on
and his case was worse, ifpossible than Nee reerys
= Tho particulars Ofthese cases, every one of which
wascured by the use oftAo Blood Searcher-may also
be found IN u circular 10 be had cfany agent.
X. NJ. LEMON, Proprietor.
Laboratory forthe manufacture and sale. near the
Pa. Railroad Depot, Holiday ysburgh, PENNSYLVANIA
DR.. Geo.H. Keyser. Wholesale agent, Pittsburg Pa
For sale by KAuFFMAN a. CO., Lancaster; j. +.
Swain. GrOyepori; L. Schuller, Roberts e. Samuel,
Columbus; Ii u. Stutson, West Jefferson; DIR. A. w,
Munson, Kenton. January 90, leGO--Iy39
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06
SAN F0RD's
LIVER INVIGORAT0R.


1T compounded entirely from Gums, nd has be-
i come an established fact, Standard Medicine
known approved by all that have used II, and is
now resorcd to with confidence in all the diseases for
which IL Is recommended.
has cured thousands within the last two years who
had given up ahones oil relief, the numerous un-
solicited certificates In my possession show.
The dose must bo adapted 10 the Temperament of
the individual taking and used in such as
to act gently on the Bowels.
Let the dictates Of your Judgment guide you in the
nse ofthe LIVER lNVlGORAT)R, and It will cure
Livercomplants. bilious attacks, dyspepsia, chronic
Diarrhoca, summer complaints, dysentery, dropsy,
sour stomach, habtual c0stlvoness cholic, Cholera
morbus, cho"ra lnrantum, aatulence, jaundice, fe-
mato weak aud may be used successfully as an
ordnnry!amily medicine. II will cure sick headache,
las housands can testifyO In twenty minutes If two
or hroo teasroonfuls arc taken at CONNIE OF
attack.
Az who use 1t are giving their testimony in lis favor
wallow both together.
Price one Dollar per Bottle.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06

twenty acres unim2rOved, costing the
same money.
The laborer who wastes half of bis
strength in working all day with dull
saw, because he cannot give shilling o,
afford half an hour to get it sharpened
will waste at least twenty five cents pei
day or sixor seven dollars per mouth by
the operation.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06
BROADWAY GEEA

TUNHE unde rsigned, having again assumed the man
agement OF THIS Wen known esIablishmeDt, bcgs
bu ness or pleasure thBtthey will nnd the ay
Hotel one ofthe most cOnVenieni and desirable ston-
ping places in the city.
ltis convenient to the Rail Road niee and Depols
aud the public Landing; so than any other Hotel
In Cincnnat-and is within few minutes walk oIthe
places OF Public Amusement.
An extensive range OF Bathing Room;a and Bar
oer's shop will be found in the Building.
This house has all the comforts and conyeniences
that can be found In any first class Hotel in the West
The whole establishment has Just been thoroughly
oyerhauled, renovated and re.furnished, and the
Proprietor feels assured that those who make his
house their home during their stay 10 the city, will
have no reason to complain either ofhis
tions o his charges. JOSEPH II. CROMWELL
Cincinnati, SepiemberI3, Is55-l0
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06
PURIFY THE BLOOD!
w FLATS
VEGETABLE ELIFEPILLS
AND
PHOENIX BlTTERS.


| The high and envied celebrity which these pre-em-
lnrht Medicines have acquired for their invaluable
efficacy in all the Diseases which they profess to cure,
has rendered the usual practice ofpUiing nolonly un-
necessary, Oul unworthy OF Them.
IN ALL CASES
OF Asthma, Acute aud Chronic Rhuematism, adec-
tlons OF Bladder and Kidneys.
BILIOUS FEVERs IND LIVER COMPLAINTS.
IN lhe South aud West whore these disease prevail,
they WILDE found Invaluable. Planters. farmers and
DINERS, who once use these Medicines, will never af-
terwards be without them.
Bilious ChOle Serious LoOsepess Pills Costigeness,
CoIds Coughs .ChOiie, Corrupt RumOrS ,DrOPSics.
DYsrEPsIA-NO person with this distressing disease,
should delay using these Medicines Immediately.
Eruptions ofthc Skin. Eysipelas, Flatulency.
FEVER AND AGrE.--FOr this scourge of tho Western
country these Medicines will be found safe, speedy
aud certain remedy. Other medicines leave The sys-
tom subject to return oithe disease; cure by these
medicines Is permanent.
Try them. BE satisfied. and bc cured.
FouLSEss OF CoMPLExON--
GENERAL DEBILITY, GOUT, GlDDINESs,
Gravel Headache, of every kind, Inward Fever, In
hammatory rheumatism, Impure Blood, Jaundice,
Loss Of Appetite.
MURcuRIAL DlsEAsEs-Never fails to eradicate en-
rey all the effects of Mercury, Infinitely than
the most powerful preparation of Sarsaparia.
Might SWeais .NsrUOHs Debility, Norroas Complaints
Of all kinds, Orgoaie Affections.
| PILEs-The original proprietor of these Medicine.
vas cured Of Piles, of IS years standing by the
these Life Medicines alone.
PAINS inLhc Head, Side, Back, Limbs, Joints and
Organs.
RnEUaArlsM Those affected with this terrible dis
ease, will lie sure Of liefby the Lille Medicines.
Rush of Blood to tho Head, ScuIvey, Salt Rheum
Swelings.
ScRoFoLA or KIsa's Evil in It's worst forms. Ulcer
| OF every description.
WORMs Of all kinds eGectually expelled by these
Medicines. Parents will do well 10 administer them
whenever their existence Is suspected.
| Relief will be certain.
The Life Pills & Phoenix Bitters
PURIFY THE BLOOD,
And thus remove all disease from the system.
Prepared and sold by
DIR. WILLIAM B. MOFFAT.
335 Broadway. corner OF Anthony Street, New York
For Sale by all Druggists
! June "a IeGO-lyll
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06
SA NFop DIS
FAMILY
CATHARTlC PILLS.

Andput up in GLASS CASES, Air Tight, and win
keepin nny climate.
The FAMILY CAfHARfIC ri LIS is a gentle but
active Cathartc which the proprietor has used in his
practice more than twenty years.
The constantly increasing demand from those who
have long used the PILLS and tho satisfaction which
all express In regard to their uso has induced me to
place them within the reach ofall
The Profession we'll know tho different Catharlcs
act on different portions ofthe bowels.
The FAMILY CATllARrlC PILL has with due rc.
ieronco TO this well established fact been compound
oil from ayarety Of the pureSt Vegetable Extracts
which act alike on every part ofthe aimentary canal
aud arc GO0D and SAFE in all Caseswher 70 u Chathar
tic Is needed, such as Dcrangemenis of the Stomach
sleepiness,pans in tho back aud loiBs, costiveness
pain aud soreness yorthe whole body, from sldden
cold, which frequently, If neglected, end In loT
course ofcyer loss Of appetite, Keeping sensation
of Geld over the body. % weigh
In the head, all innammatory diseases, Worms IN
children or adults, rheumatism, great purifier Of the
blood and many diseases to which flesh is heir, toe
numerousto montinn In this ad vortisement.
Dose, I to 3--PriCe Dimes.
The LIVER INVlG0RATOR and FAMILY CA
ThARrlC PILLS are rotailcd by Druggists generally
and sold Wholesale by the Trade mall large towns.
ST. W. SANFORD, NJ. D.,
Manufacturcrand Proprietor, 335 broadway, N. York
For sale by G. KAUFFMAN & CO., Lancaster, ,ohid
OctobergO, lsj9-ly25
, 1860-02-10
NRIYALLEl III us MEDlChL EEEIclENcY
LONDON CLUB HOUSE GIN" "

prepared expressly to meet such exigencies and to
vet as we know II will act as an antidote We conf
lenty prescribe it the very best article in the
ry The name Of Aromatic Schedam Schnapps''
las been attached in any way to this article
IN first presenting the
, 1860-02-10

VIZ. II. DAILY. Esq.;'
Dear slr-YOur AROMATIC VALLEY WHISKY
is received, and, after careful examination find II 10
be pure article entirely free from The adultertlng
ingredients 50 frequently used.
Jas. J. MAPEL, Chemist.
, 1860-02-10

County Of Chebalis, IS. Of the "a IudIs.lih
To j. II. WHITCoMB "A
You are hereby notified that J., D. Holman y
filed complaint and sued out an aliachment teiin
you In said court, which will come on 10 biihaat
the first term Of the court which shall eompqo
more than three months after the F6th1n llfH
NOVEMBER, 1869, and unless you appear a saia ~
and answer the same will be taken as conieett .,
the prayer OF said complaint granted. Theol9efy,
prayer Of said complaint Is to recover the w
three hundred and two dollars and thlfyolt w
upon. two promissory notes for that amount, NNF
terest according to the tenor thereof. y !.
B, p. ANDERs0ffsii
Plaintiff Att1ibu
Oct. 20, 1859. SmSO or'l Hal ~ itds
, 1860-02-10
lDMInIsIRAInR'a NnIInE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT LETTERS
~ q aiministnton have issued out Of the honora
frohale Court Of Clarke county, W. T. % the under.
sIln1d. On ne estate q BAPTlSTE BEATCHEMiN,
etQeael. lAie q Clarke county. W. 7. All persons
ildehted % said estate requested 10 make imme-
date payment. and those having claims against said
estate, Will present them 10 The undersigned At his
houe two miles below NE City of Vancouver, within
ene year from he date hereof or they win Be forever
CHARLES PRoULx. Administrator.
Clarke Comfy, January 4. 1850 tgti
, 1860-02-10
Administrator's Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersgn.
IN ed was appointed by tho Probate Court Of Clarke
county, Washington Territory administrator upon the
estate Of David c. Parker, Decd late Of said county
All persons knowing themselves indebted 70 said es-
tate are requested to make immediate payment; and
all persons having claims against said estate are re-
quesed 70 present the within one year from the
date hereof or they win be forever barred.
LEWIS VAN YLET, Administrator
July g, 1859. 4w
, 1860-02-10
L. P. FISHER s..
Advertising Agency


SAN FRANCISCO, cALsil y
MO. l7lh Washington Street. up staiTs,n'iFilf
IN posite Maguire's Opera House. -.
l.. p. FISHER II the authorized agentHh
PIONEER DEMOCRAT, Olympia, WaApils
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Marysville Herald; ,,4 ,,sb
Sacramento Union;
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Sonora Herald; ,ii,
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Mariposa Gazette; e nj sns9iJ
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