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The hydraulic press., 1860-07-14

e<rnMry. WINSLOV, an experienced nurse
HeS and female physician, has Soothing Syrup for
children teething, by softenng the gums reducing all
inamafion-will alay all PAIN and is to regulate
the bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest
TO yourselves, and rcliefand health your infants
Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertisement in
other column.
The hydraulic press., 1860-07-14


SINGULAR FREAKS OF L1GHTNfxG.-Three
pine trees, standing between fifteen and twenty
feet apart, in the rear of Mr.. Samuel McBrown's s
residence, at Columbia Hill, were struck by light
ming on Thursday last, one of them being con-
siderably splintered at the base. The electric
fluid passed thence into the kitchen, knocking
down Mrs. McBrown and child standing by her
side, without doing much injury to either, very
fortunately. Thence it passed into room of
the main building, shattering the floor IN one
spot, and piercing two holes in another. Thence
it crossed into ell of the building, ripping off
several boards connecting with the ewes, breaking
one of them in two, and tossing the fragments
twenty feet high, into the branches of pine tree
in front of the house, where they lodged. Next
it passed back into a front room Of the main
building and scattered lot Of carpenters tools.
A hand saw was pierced with a hole, as though
it had been drilled, and others of the implements
variously affected. We have seldom heard of so
many distinct traces of lightning, without more
serious injury having been wrought.
The hydraulic press., 1860-07-14

BRANCH MINT.-At the mint, last week, % 037
ounces of gold-mostly refned-were deposited,
and 1924, 900 in double eagles were coined
About $37 900 worth of silver was cast into re-
fined bars.
The hydraulic press., 1860-07-14

1-TA mule train is soon to be placed on the
route between Dutch Flat and virgini City for the
transportation of goods.
The hydraulic press., 1860-07-14
lnaAense Indignation Against the
Hydraulic Press! Patronage With
drnwnIg

Week before last structures were indulged by
this paper against Mon LAW, which, in certain
quarters has produced great indignation. Two
subscribers withdrew their names, one his adver-
tising patronage-and we have heard of third
instance, where, by combination of the Oppo-
sition, job was prevented from coming to the
Hydraulic Press office. We begin to tremble for
our future! 0, gentlemen, don't! Or if YOU
will-come at once, and in full strength, that we
may know just how long we have to live, and
shape our course accordingly! We feel vastly
criminal for having committed the mortal offense
of upholding and defending the law, and know
we deserve to be punished. Alas for the griev-
BUSINESS of our dilemma.
The hydraulic press., 1860-07-14

EVENING MIRRoR-The first number of a
daily paper bearing this title, published at San
Francisco, by Daggett, Rutherford & Foard-the
two first named gentlemen formerly connected
with the Golden Era-has come to hand. It is a
beautiful specimen of the printing art, in quarto
form, devoted to news, literature, art and criti-
cism. The editors announce their determination
to exclude from its columns the disgusting details
Of the police court winch strikes us as one of the
reforms much needed In California. If
"Vice is a monster of such hideous mein
That to be hated, needs to be but seen,"
this exclusion will operate benecialy to the ris-
ing generation We have always thought the
police reports pernicious feature of the daily
press, the direct tendency of which is, to famii-
iarisc youth with crimes, of the existence Of
(which, under proper moral training, they might
otherwise remain in entire ignorance. If the
press of the State generally would initiate the
Mirror in this respect, there would be fewer Jack
Sheppards and Juvenile Bob Durkins, to disgrace
esr common humanity.
The editors say they have plenty of means tc
make the enterprise permanent. We know they
have the talents; and we hope their efforts may
be crowned with the most abundant success.
The hydraulic press., 1860-07-14
Special Notices.
sc. q -F - +"

L. - Oh o. X
ssssz7ts.sx. SlNJU.fNLoDGE NO. 81, Il O. Of
3TS&ei o. r. meets every Monday evening" at
sz4SSSSx 15 o'clock, at the Odd Fellows Hall,
East Main street, North Sam Juan.
Brothers of the Order in good standing are invited
to attend.
JAS BRIGGS, N. G.
W. s. CHANDLER, Sec'y.
The hydraulic press., 1860-07-14

LETTERS OvERLAND.-The number of letters
taken by the Overland Stage on the 9th inst, was
5,276. or these but l43 were for way stations
The hydraulic press., 1860-07-14

1--WE learn from the Nevada Democrat that
rich diggings have been discovered near the big
tunnel of the South Yuba Canal.
The hydraulic press., 1860-07-14

FIzzLED.-The papers for some time past, have
been raising an outcry about terrible comet
which showed itself dimly for several evenings in
the N. W., according to our reckoning-naea'
reckoning six degrees above the noun
tain-tops. 1t was said to have made its appear
ance in flaming splendor-"spanning with bright
arch the ghttering hills below'-when Charley
the Fifth was King OF Spain. That old sinner
was SO badly frightened, that he abdicated, shut
Gmse& up IN cloister, winc-vat, OF some other
pious retreat, and howled himself into cocka-
unwritten chronicles OF Ibrahim Ebn Abu Ajeeb.
Now, we were anxious to geta sight at this
heavenly visiaHt, and so, fortwo successiveeven-
ings,trudged UP the hill IN company with General
Allen-who is philosopher, and consequently
deeply versed in the science of astronomy-with
that intention When we had attained promi-
nence, which commanded view of the entire
visible heavens, we sat down to await the majes-
tic appearance. The General, having previously
raised our expectations to high pitch, gave
rapid glance to the northwest, and seemed very
much IN the fix of one who expected failure.
He excused the comet, by saying "it was yet too
early in the evening; the sky was a little hay /;
the moon shone rather brightly" etc. These ex-
cuses were evidently made to prepare the way for
"aet down." After the lapse of nearly half
hour, ~Ah!" said the General, "there it isl"
s'Where !" inquired we. 'Run your eye down
along the handle of the Dipper, and then to the
left oblique," said he, which we did; using our
right hand doubled into the form of C of the
mute alphabet. for telescope Wecouldjust see
It, and that was all. The "show" was a poor
concern, and we didn't hesitate to say SO. "Only
wait a few nights longer 'quoththe General, and
so said great many others. We waited and in
the meantime the comet sslid off" We there
fore pronOunce that concern a fizzle-a feeble
attempt to Perpetrate something grand, without
the capital to go upon. We refer to the comet,
and are happy to say, renouncing entirely his
former prejudices, the General entirely concurs
with us in opinion.
The hydraulic press., 1860-07-14

Mono AS IT Is.-The Mariposa Gazette is in
formed by party who returned to that place from
Walker River, lately, and who had passed the
winter at Mono, that about 800 persons are en-
gagged at the latter place in various occupations.
In mining, few companies are doing well, but the
Prosperity and success in mining are an excep-
ton rather than a general thing. There are
plenty of provisions, but they are sold at high
rates; the chief business is selling liquor: dis
sipation of all kinds runs high. Like many other
newly discovered mineral regions, there are rich
places at Mono; but while one does well, doz-
en- either starve or exhaust health and lose their
time and money in digging for what they never
find. As mining district it is very far from be-
ing as rich or extensive as has been so frequent
ly contended, and although some may do ex-
ceedingly well there, yet the mass of those who
go will return, if return they can, worse off than
they went, and wishing they had never gone"
The hydraulic press., 1860-07-14

LAGER.-The Court of Appeals of New York
has declared Lager Beer an intoxicating drink.
We wouldn't give snap of the fingers for such
a decision.
The hydraulic press., 1860-07-14

RATES OF PAssAGE.-The prices of fare on
the Sonora, which sailed on Wednesday last,
were $3.50, $225, $l75 $s125, with the taxes.
The hydraulic press., 1860-07-14

R4-The following letter, which emphatically speaks
for ITSELF was written by the Dean ofthe Faculty of the
Philadelphia College of Medicine, to the editors of the
"Paciic Medical and Surgical Journal, San Francisco
for publication:
PHILADELPHIA, January IL, 1852.
To the Editors ofAe Pacific Medical and Surgical
Jousndl:-Gentlemeh-My attention has been called to
article inthe December number of your Journal in
regard to the nd endem degree granted by the Pha-
depnia College of Medicine to Dr. L. j. Czapkay. When
the application for the degree made the Faculty.
it accompanied by aavits and testimonials the
effect that DR.. Czapkay regular graduate NJ d.
of the University of Pcsth had served Surgeon in
the Hungarian Army, and was regular Practitioner
of Medicine On the strength of these the degree was
granted The ad eaadem degree, its name implies is
conferred graduates only, and gives prvile-
ges. Had there been the slightest Suspicion Of iegt-
larty the application would have been refused. By
inserting this nyour journal. you ioiH do act of
Justice tn the Cn7iege, and toz fer a Jdvor on
Yours, very respectfully,
, 1860-01-05
THE GREATEST WONDER OF
THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
Prof, foods Hair Restorative.

saystl,e IT. Lou!s Mo.. lslu,rrat: Ec!ow publish
Ssf @ c ~ r. .,. "a ownxs o. n,i {" liz se" rs II
iis hair tans such cvid0er nut a*e Its t1rc wicn
cou,ink tsonl rrisa''t s,urce estaeaes a'e sa7.
ts tfth the Dr. tel. no cenusiA. fsf 7e4esS ft1'
te:y 1r'n tue press: N ,c-,
enecs u. yoar .lr n4,irt. Vas indI ~! Il, max. a2-
"; i1.taiy aaet{si wt.; 'uy ni-* s.:.
cha. .cssr. :'urse trtt nce Procured .'tic III
;."vius wait lid wi-asd useI 1t ai. ,xc. week:
have siase p-urrI :.l.s ttas. u: Which j4a'S Gset
,: III IT, L.. "ay fs' xG a ny All
face std ly ha' l+ RESUMED fss Aa'uFu Fn1, nd ls-
ltte sot and xloay I'll III it a* sa erfuse r tScF.
IT,. acr oi Gtywo y.rx, h:t u-d Il wit IL ttc
The above n'ce d.:n tut !" 70" toI y",tr saaa1'e
yer dirrc:ous. vi: lave oetss !. c':nt;;ht E.S
statements. c{zra nf s- city and res1a"nt lrrc
ne ~. aers t a @ aoias iwns xny u y. nay
th. asvr vito NY name ~ s. ynur srv.ee. n'
Wis. T. the ns of na'nss e 1ri kni & I'll -
WOODS HAIR EESTUiATivE
Professor Wnod-Ut4r Sir: Having a. the rat's.ttune
: $: :
very thing nseled. My halt th1tk sad e!"y md
s1g5s:, s o' "F; SI,E = ,Es L SnfSs '4e
lar +;adtnk ad pastor IF the tdox Church ~ Efo"S
dela. Ma, II geaen r' great 'p9spes sYf S9S "n'
*e''N'' psooxrr.1.2. Jan; i: lsss.
MT M,,o.Ive. .iss, nc psssnr":o .as ta. ~
h.s heeu excellent u Fcu.'*ns tnt!lHn tlan sdru :na
sos It, @ !; ,5sx s IL .s Saes 1si1
which ~s. becoHsne grey, ts xaA tnlof. hare ns
10 aaer alcls VII aSt'a= IL tic ;ae 1;"ss Pie s.., q:
,'sa f:; ';s; 1s;;:;:
xta ind Fancy Goods Deses1. nc
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Alleged Extraordinary Scientific Dis.
E0YafYa

~ ~. f.H.rssr1ax1x
raRi.. december II, 1s;:.
Etisors Of tue Boston Traveller:
cannot let this steamship leave here and not
acquaint you will, one Of the most extraordi-
nary discoveries RECENTLY made.
Monsieur |elpeau, thc eminent surgeon.
whose fame il wide as the world. made tbs
stranee communication. lie stuted tbat an
houofable surgeon or physician ihe youched
tor tlc gentleu,an's character) named Brocca or
Rocca had made the following experiment: He
had n1aced beIure tie face Of person. between
tie person's cycs. and ut a distance of fifteen
vrtweuty rtni;mrtr<s "a ceatinefre is a French
measure of teueth-O 3s3, ,7OB inch in yalue> a
rather brilliant object {nn o1jet IN ,.fu 1tlIant).
Make the person look Gxedlr ut this object. In
, 1860-01-05
IEf.ELL~EAEOUS.

49, The only true woman-huter is said TO be 4
woman. !, -. -,
A receipt for washing 1uid-six gallons Of
warm water and plenty Of soap.
In Falmouth, Mass, 5000 bushels Of
onions were ruised tie past season.
The New York I1st says that six hundred
Thousand pair Of skates have been soil in that
city the present season.
Tie New Workers have way Of observing
Sunday all their own. On Sunday there were
5.ot,u persons, including 1000 women, skating
Oh the Central Park.
- The London Ga:tttt states that in the first
ten months Of the past year, iron valued at
El0,1s3,Gsi was exported from tho United
Kingdom.
III has been estimated that d work like the
Great Pyramid could not 1c constructed ut the
present day with all tile asds Of modern scisuce
ior less than hundred aud thirsy-f5c millions
of dollars.
-"1 an rejoiced, my dear husband, to see
you 10 such good health,' said Mrs. Smith to
Tie vcritable Jnhn "uenlth - WAS the qaick
retort; why | hare Ind the plague ever since
was married"
An English gentleman having occasion to
20 to French chemist in st. Malo, to consult
him On the subject Of q bilious attack ). ne
chemist undertook 10 send a remedy TO his
hotel; and notwithstanding the fact that the
renticman was a good French Iinguist, the
French,uan prided himself upon his superior
English, md not only persisted in couversing
in thc language, but sent The pills with the fol-
lowing directions attached: "Sir shal! take
two pills all day, aud shall not cat them two
hours afterwards" f.,
| pnor1rs OF THE SLAVE TRADE IN CrnA.-The
| Havana correspondent Of the New Orleans Crcs.
cnt writes from that island on tic 18th ult.. as
| follows :-Copchn, it is understood, has made q
| fortune Of seven millions Of dollars during his
last administration Of tie government Of this
island. The African slave trade is the great
source Of prot1t to the authorities Of Cuba, and
fools. indeed, they would BE-, were they rot to
| ayait themselves Of the benefits to be derived
from II. when their parent tGoycrnnentwfnks al
ali the new obscrvancss of the treaties made by
| Spain viii, England 10 discontinue the African
| slave trade.
"TA1. OAK. From LITTLE AconSs Gnow."
q recept lecture, the Rev. Henry Ward i5ceche1
rave u, account Of his first year in the tniplatry
tAc first flock which be gathered consisting Q
only ninrtt<n poor ~on1fn. uewas then not onl]
the nastor hut the sexton Of the church. lllint
aud l;rhtiuc the lamps, which be WAS compelled
! to buy himself, kindling the fires and sweeping
out ihc church. lie did not ring the bell, be
cause lie had none to ring. Such was the hum
bic beginning Of the most popular preacher il
the Union.
AS1xsrLAn CASE or SrpnES RESTORATION
HEir1Su AND SrEEcH.-A young man name
Jusenh Wheeler, who has been deaf and DUN
for somc four years back, md who has bee
looked upon IS . kind Of pet By Lieut.. Cast
mel Of the Second District Police, where be slei
at night, was. through the means OF IN ace!dan
| Yesterday, perfectly restored:
+: During lie firing Of the salute yesterday
, 1860-01-05

front of jackson Square, he went up very near
the mouth Of the canuon, aud before those
around could interfere to take him away, the
CANTON was touched off, and the concussion
knocked him down, throwing him fifteen feet.
lie WAS picked up sensv1e.s and taken over to
the police station, where some water IVES
sprink'ed on his face
To the utler surprise md astonishment of all
around, a. soon a. he opened bis eyes, he spoke
as 1uently as any body, and heard and answered
al! questions pus to him, and is, up to this time,
retailing language out in large doses, 70 the as
tonishment Uf large crowd Of increduous
lockers on.-N. o. U<lsG, eta.
, 1860-01-05
rr1co One Dollar per BOTTLE.
Sanford:S Family (athartic Pills,


PuRE VEGETABLE ENTt:iCI's. and nj Up in
GLASS GA~ES, A!st TIGHT. AND WILL
kEEF IL ANY CLIMATE.
TIE Famliy cailar-c p. th4t!tTrftat CatIart!csact
Fill Is gentle Bui Ac lon ditirEcI ro!trSs u lie
Tive {:ath4r1ic which the. = itowe:s. .
proprietor las useA 1T Aisi The A94!y CNhaF1-
pr4-sice tan twcat. Fi !ls with Gns re'encc
Yeats. = ipth's~ we'll e. au't.sH';ca
Thc constantly sucrca,;:r ,5ten nl,1'dsd f,nn:
deu,.7t ;a th.,e Will = tSs1.ty II The pu1s* Veg.
have lu. the P1L.sI Eta3s EAtrActa. "hici! ~
and tic na.is!,ctlol wtc; x 'aik. every 1:at II the
Alexpr.s, iu sssAs 10 ilei iamrnts s-ns- nud arc
ha~ ulucrd NE ia pu1] = ign"a and sA:s IN i c
tLcu vitut rraca af Ill t~hefr Cahartic il il.:tt
The irufc..I4 we:! kuH :. ~, as Deran: :.n'Ats
uF tht stomach Sre:Ine.s Flns In liz I:ack AID l.uH.
Eusscne l4n and =nf:less uvrr the w!1"e toly. ift
sudden cHld, vii feqHttfy. II nr.eett. cnl ~ l:E
ctlrsc Of Ecysr Loss A1pt Creeping stsss. u!
Cuid TIE buy- K-sa ssest. lra4a:t, OF ~eta of
the Heal alt lndal:...,.ry Disease. Worms ChIrsn
o. Aan!, rheumatism. great r"1iacr Of Tie l1od sna
uauv seasca which ts is leir. too nut:Fns I" inc1
lou 10 ti4s advertisement. Do-e. to !.
Price Three Dinsexs
The Liver Inrlsozator and Family .'aattie ri.
tailed BY druggists scnetsiy ah arid ~1deStt by the
:. T. q. SASFOl;I', NJ. D.,
aua I'm Manufacturer rptiesbr. M Broadway. IL
, 1860-01-05

u II % Il II l. r. .,
ocnpo.ed. la psi, Is follows to which iav:.s hs A.
tentlon Of the tIads:
50 hhds muscavado Sugar,
125 do Porto Rico do
70 do New Orleans do
3co bbls Chicago Refined Sugar.
95o do New York do do
IS bags Old aovornrnt lava Coffee,
123 do Laguira Coffee,
35o do Rio do
as do A1ocha do
100 bbls New Orleans moiassss,
100 do Cuba do
,a;' a5 DO DO aaidaa asSse House ey5op' q
Is do Portland do
800 hlf Ghosts Greon and Black Tea
$50 BIZ sawyersa Whito 1rasivo Soap
100 do Jesse 0aheY's do do
900 do A1Palm Soap
100 do Star Cand1es,
- do 5terine do
- do T1ould o
$50 bbls Smoking Tobacco,
12o do Chewing do
AIS butts do do
$50 fancy caddies do
11o NJ Imported Cigar, -
50 Jars macaboy Snuff,
275 boxes osweso Starch,
25bags Pepper,
as do 5pieo, as boxes Gloves,
IS cases 4 Nutmegc,
- tes Primo nice, 400 uts oaas1a
rs bxs.Primo Goldfish.
ITS hf bbls a White Fishs
32S 12S 6efo' q sEe1led Ell Hsf5'ns' so
1914 bags Dried Apples,
IS bbls Zante Curraats,
1873 boxos layer Raixina,
576 do m. L. do
50 hfbxs do do
500 coils Manila and Jnte Hore,
l75 reaux Wrapping Paper '
375 bales do Twine,
ia bbls Pnro Cidor Vinegar,
1zo do Dairy Salt,
$50 bozos Pipcs. .......
For s:l- Teg low II. D. GILMAN co..
a4s-1y 15'South IT stsr Street
, 1860-01-05

~ Co0E, Y9.-sa1F7!IF ".Q q Ch!ea1o. JshuaxF
1eru- 1. ID. Es0. I1seph Hoxls ". ". ". CnaunpL4n
Public no:!ee Is hereby y.n:o he st W. Champion
thai writ u !+ue ont Of The e3:e Of the
d4y Of ue:emnsr b. 1872 It tho .utt Of tte ~ Jossph
Hu1le and .7aiust the estase Of the tat w. hsmpon.
to- the Of thousand and dttv 4oilars directed to
fh. es Of Cook Count which a.1 writ has Leea
turI 81 executed.
Suw. ,he:efote uasss yop III, sa'E Y. y. Chaap!en.
.aa pesson'y be sad appear hs;s.o tas "a suse1Ss
haan ~ tbs cer nous* II Esr Of s:hcsxo on tne
Nor r1Ay F<hfAAsy. n. ffSkn sptGaa
AMI pitaA ths sa1 r;aint &c oa JIG s+meut Iii
'nseE! <ass and In favor Ct ,hs ss,a pan,n ad
.414. tbs ssd 4nd c.As wilt $ot " aittY
the .7Qt. WALTER X MIA IL, Clerk,
asn
, 1860-01-05

. 4 SSIGNfE'S SALE.-By. virtue
IA.at s:,nuseat t:a'* y =. Isxseg.
VII. ta.ts ~ Il ~! E@. a D. 1ls-y At tho
ts'ss .i.:*-~ !" ~ e:y u c7 tns. at as boHr =
Ia tlpt IL k'' :"%:' ea cay Ia cay. nn the
ZANE - "ys1s:l y. ptlc ~. entire furniture Of
sad hsITs ne!.!.a.d II saki'ie*I " s4anneat u q
h htst a1d h-e. Scr .. Tie rad properly. being
tua r rl4:t:s ar mad, y -sii Moses r.
BATE to GroTt~- fo+t*rtt F&A< - sklts1A ~
u N1vs4tts, Al iti thv ~ L.csE7t H.staa
p.os!. y 5tte ::F r: ~: .aaf HI ya.9f ea!a
L'eseas Ii. tea PEE reai-Aa.s aan; ..:.:~, ,1, ..
Caisss:, Deec.s~. --a.a..1s = !: II" Ass3:ss
., =, ,.,t .,s...; 49, = ,, ~ ,"
ls .: 4laf stlee4 L. :. .:e ; a:te:n.s i 'ans
, 1860-01-05

M ASTEtS SALE-S State # I T.
1f1 uois took u unity. sS.-$urssos Crnr At Ch!eaeo.
Johu uia.oti Ca ra, fan*as II.sst+e # ANA
Il. Il .ar::t, ltat'y q eEca a.t Henry L. U-odiich.-
Ie 1un 1t A-l:I. =. Lien.
Public Sucs :y<n thl IN put.uan.s ef deere
t. ct.les rnies>d tu ei he t'lh
day I.ce,.-r, l.. ls:3 la -cnst- Va Ter IN Char-
Gerry u the Slpct CuEt q tlc,gr VII cn the four
naoa of l d4y. tub:c .sretn to TIE hl9hsst bs
ter 1t 1hs ."!fn DIOR q M Gtt Hontc III the
er.i.d Ir:4 oSa The ruth ve.t com T bloek
uual,~F eight y Bushnell, Addition to III ff6nns
SHY tns>nat aaI nv haaGr-d sud twenty
fret ie1born s1ee together with 1a at!lain5 ehsss0n
st:a'td." IRA sEDtf,
Mater Ia Cha-cery. Superior Court u f:hsAx~:
Ch.caxo December =, l.5i. de.lb:.6 ID
, 1860-01-05

CANFORD'S LIVER lNFlGO.


Itls Compounded entirely from Guls, md las bcc5ne
or established fact Standard Nc ciua SI,sFi aud Ht
proved 1y I'll tha: hive use aa low tr:uIstd 10 wfh
confidence n a diseases 5"r Wt'es II l.. rlcumlrt'ted
Ii las cured thuuaHds - Ittrlni: 1atf fl'u:a. SEm
H:tha the last Two year. C..nt':a!its. iysense
who hal given u u: to'es = isy I'rt~y. sour anm7.a
Of rcile{, the u,1 1tu. 1zftu1 EotseleH' C1l'
unsolicited certificates il. - c, Eiiorf, Chtic1a kt5
NV pesstsslon ouuw. = bus. ChnietA i:ianF-n.
rIe to.e uluat b. adarscd t!atulrute Jau2dCe. Fc
10 tEr t-n}H 14cEs Uf ar aae " cast7tse Nh3 'Iap
iutividua, takiuE 1t. ant e Used tnsccsfui!v ~ n
uarI in such uu Aiillts = >rdn.rs Family = dicinr.
lei gently Oh tue bowels Z III Will cure StCh II FAD
LII the dr,a.cs III Your ACHE. "a. thousar+s csn
Judgment guilds ynu II tho ettfy, III twenty nuues.
u,e yf the LIVER lSfI.;. liz tw tt:ee Teas;"son.
ATuIs u,t It +rii; fus taken al coltnehcs
ure Liver Complaints, Bill, = snent OF attack.
tInu. Attl:k4- Ucs;se;'ea.:-
All VINO an utGE i. re ewing testimony In It's savor.
sE 1lK Water TIE n4uuA with the tnf.usltuE. nEa
swallow boil together.
, 1860-01-05
4 DOLFIl G. lAEtIDE ys. FIRE.
q .aH. N6t {lAnt sri h1rIaA full

z y GeFfih Nt!N. HTNty N''R aE1 ChaFfs J. HGll--1n
the sup-FGr Cthrt If Cbi ago.
" tce l. heteny r.en that " virtue OF Deeree fsr
II. hAn:rs L!en IL th .I..v. rnt e eLs~F~1 Ueo-
her E l..Y t.r The Ut TWO Hunrre,i anl Twenty
Ais II ats due To IT, tcatn2 fsnn FREDERICK wul
Of the t.sa nat1,t.! cftu1an* s.d III ni.e t. rn.
TIM IT III. ,r!:. |. se s',osc:r. M.>lrr fn tha
u ~ tuuH sh al. Anu:ay. the sat en'h DAT Of
ia. lnst co- IT The c"11' Hoa. tn the thy
nt cs:ca: Cok rru.y. AMI Sttts Ut htu l prnceel
fell pul!c t5+ ,shsas a ~ tE4der for tslt,
ali the reht title am. niet.t f s, Fs.derct W"H III
n.d to Lut nn'-r III IN N1ex tsensy eEat ~, 10
Stale inu '"aetr with Il tuldnSs erectea ttr.e~
on ~ The ain ."t. AalphC Xa<he. Tte purchaser
wi. oe tnlta lie-t tn payment Of the purchase
nvlef iu4n4c.! aleiy af.xr The u te aiuses.tt
H. MATHER.
Maser IN Chzre.y oi Ike SUPP .ar Causi of Chicato.
Dated pece, ler an;h, lS1J- aearb rbejI u
, 1860-01-05

u
Te1n . Iuha u hc- eri7s aud JAMS Lu.fux,.a
Ccb T. IaL,t a Iheu;a% Il. Failr, Anu D. .es, abby u.
Mnry tu<u1u - Marry, Anna L. Lee. asI1 b. Lee.
Mar, E Ire 1"3.h Z. Meciu1r, Ausaatas pwAtAssE, w.
7e[l1ne l. uw1clter.
Ardt.vt 81 tie no-.r'sILencs Of Caleb o. Ha.tea4t.
Thomas II. Fs. Ann .; Lxe, Ably II, Nurry Aug. :.
Auny, Anaa T. kr.. Dusa II. Lee Mary E Ire Josh E.
Ms luc. nusue'a, Dwse:t*s ana - phinr l. n~a@hs1.
defendants t-yinG bxeu ael tt the otdse u tho
C.rk u ,a rn c"us, u Coos county Notice lshss.ty
gisea tie sad ale. o. Hastt. Thomas H. sAe, %
Il. Ire A.by " NJ -. AuxnNua G Autsy. ANA +.
Lee. 1h4v!d i. ae: Muj T. Lss ja-ah T. MsLu1<, .a-
Eu.tu, uwAchter aa 5userre Dwa hses that eald eon
Eianant> aes tht.r s Nt Sva'; ~. IN ~ Csat % ~
aut that thsseup.u l~u. ont u .dd Court
lut .ald r'tLits. ui'lahl m the thra Aon..y u
S.w anlt~s y.u he .a;3 C.sh l. .rsfsal. Thomas II.
Falt. Ann u. Les ABBY j. &u1y, AuGt>iust: Nnsry.
Aan. i. L.. p~s;d d. Lte. May E. Lee. JS.lah -
snal oaly b. sna ;r. .':r: S4tl cre"l' c.t ns
ihesect III he hnE!e" at rna1'. in said ceu.sy. Va 'hs
thlri N"udsy of Feha"y Isl. aid pral answer. III DE-
the pAl = t1il o cHtAp1 II. the same AhA
e u1tefs aud ikhgs taesen charged aEh ta.ed viii ee
tek-u 4. cJnea,ed aDl rcrr entered aSasn.s you &c,
eosltc gto the raye. IT sa.d ILL
J. n. cn1rHt1-sa, Cnmpite SOFT. tsool=34w
, 1860-01-05

\ loyc-sek Young pair who had only dpllAs
To }ay - ti4e priest for \ conj1gal collar.
We're to:d by IL arsuu. 't.s REGULAR fec.
Fo. mpr:ytns peDI,lt. WI a!wa,s =
INV then. quoih the sw:A.n, 'x"od Iarson now comc
4 dollar. lin sure- onxEt to many us some;
'T3a ali h1vc cot you Can tak- H. yuu Know,
And marry TAT as the money will go.