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The Nevada journal., 1860-04-20

H.
Prompted bv an honest desire of mv heart T wish
to lay before the public which deserves a com
mendatioh, not only act of scientific skill but
that Of humanity also. About two Years .ro
suddenly and from causes unknown TO me was sciz-
ed with fit of Epilepsy which owing 10 rnv inability
to meet the expense consequent Hpon thorough
medical treatment. and the dIscourseemett tt which
met with on attempting 1t. soon became sErb (ss
was then led 10 belcve) to defy the skill Of aov
physician. ] was frequently, while in bHrsni, ,r
my calling thrown down to the gronnd yvithent fbe
slightest warning; and. although insensibIe 70 the
agones, yet desrised the miseries of nv fife and
81 on learned to look upon those who would render
assistance or thelter me from danger as enemies
who sought to prolnDg the existence of nv niseres
While in this state. and having pfeyoi1s 10 nv af
hcticn, tasted the sweets of life 1 once more was
induced to attcmp- seeking aid Of a physician and.
by ommendation. called npon DR., T. j. Czapkav
told him ofmy circumstances, and of my inability
toreward him for his services, regardless of which
however, he undertook my case and, with the bless
ing of God, was once restored to perfect health
Unable to reward him for the boon which ! eniov
at present, and yet conscious of my indebtedness
consider it due to myself and all afflicted. to make
the case public in order that those nced Of medical
advice mag find physician in whom every conf
oence can be placed. n s. MEYER YABI oNsKY
state ofCalifornia. County of San Francisco Sub
scribed and sworn IN before me- this lst day of Aug
ust, d 1856. GIL EKT a, GRANT, Notary Public
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1onrS, very respectfully H RAND
Dean of the Faculty of the
Philadelphia College of Medicine

CERT1FiCATE:-I. the undersigned Governor o
hungary do testify hereby that Dr. L. J. Czspkav
mas served during the contest for Hung liberty
as Chief Surgeon in the Hungarian arm With f,itb,
tul persevera ancc. Whereof have given him this
cerilhcate and do recommend him to the sympathy.
attention and protection of all those who are capabe
OF approaching patriotic self sacrifice and undeserv
eu hls,or'nne K0SSUTH LAJOS
"siihston Oity, Jan 6. '52. Gov Hungary
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Art A mid d the Sierras
HELIOGRAPHY.

rTNJlE snhsbscriber takes this method Of nformiur
the citizens of California that he has refitted
the rooms, and ia prepared to take all kinds of
Pictures known to the
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-20
Photographic Art,

photographic Art,
Unsurpassed in the world: that he has made new
arrangements for persons coming from distant parts
of the State and would say to all such that provi
ded perfect satisfaction is given. he will on
not charge for work Jut viii pay them for their
time and trouble in calling.
These arrangements have been made in view of
the fact that the country is focked with unsklful
operators "1lc Sc work is not only wanting in chem
cal effect, and everything that constitutes a good
picture hutoHfns 70 the improrer of the chemi-
calls employed they~ arg rend errd' perfsh able and
worthless.
To avoid the impositons practiee3, tfs citizens Of
this and the adjoining eounties, and travellers
most respectfully invited TO caf upon him at bis
rooms In Grass Valley, where he will De found
ready. at all times aDtin all kindt of weather to
take pictures in the best style 10y all the varous
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-25
MANHOOD
HOW LOST HOW RESTORED AGAIN.
n IL L. ----.L--.

LECTURE on he Nature, Treatment and PadiesI
curc ut ~Qevult rfhee Seminal Weakness sexual
DEBILITY, Nervousness and Involuntary Emissions. pro-
lgcI-g IUpoteucy, C5usumE zion anu Mental aud Phv-
sic.si Debi.ity.
By ROB. = CULTERW ELL. " D.
The important fact HAT the awful consequerces Of
self abuse NAV he eGcctualfY removed without internal
medicines or The dangerous applications Of csusiIc
Instruments. metcated tou.ts. and other er1piri-a
here clearly demons rtted. and the entirely
snd highly successful treatment. adopted b, the
celebrated horfuily explained. BY means OF hich
every i enabled 70 himself perf,etlv and at
tEe least possible cost thereby avoiding Tie a:vcr-
Used Of the day This Lecture viii prove
boon o thousands and Thousands
under seal 30 sderess. post paid the re-
ceipt pos age amps rs addressing Or ChaS
e. KLINE, $50 First avenue, New York, Post Box
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: | | 7 7 He PUBLIC.

They the picture Of the They the cheapest
picture out If persons want number OF them taken
They look like fine steel engraving Can be seen ia
any light; their merits are too numerous mention-
1t cost me good round for il structions, fixtures
and chemicals, but still must keep pace with the times
''The gift IA gle TO see
Ourselves others us
have also the latest IMPROVEMENT in AmbTotyPnc,
which enables take babies miniatures = hsH
second, with chemical make. Ferreotype Is
beautiful picture kind. only b 10 be a.
mlred Also the Pearl Ambrotype which are beautIfHi
have the finest and the largest stock fancy an
frames IN the West Also the largest lot Of fine gold oe.-
cts warranted good; all of which will sell % cent
cheaper than any house in the city Nov your i1a'
for good bargains, call and TOR yourselves seeing
believing. G r. M0FFETT, Artist;
n2I-tr
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surn,rr.z orrlcr. low, corxrr. IS.

SHERRY : OFFICE, Iowa CoTNrY. IS.
Mineral Point, August -, 1850. (
NOTICE /, hereby given that tie above mentioned
election y ~ - held in The several the said
county OF Iowa, at the places presc; bed by the
lHestAy succeeding the FIRST Monday being the sixth
cat y November ~, for tie election Of the above
named officers aud also n tile election Of the lulow-
iHS banned County Officers. % Wit:
\ Sheriff IN place OF hnmas Mcfarland, whose term
= oce viii expire On the first day Of Januray
4 Clerk 81 ths ti-cuif Court in place Of JOHN Cum
nin~- hos" ,erra OF Office VIII expire day
January next
clerk ~ the Board Or Supervisors in place Of
li.am H. Curry. whose tern, OF ohce viii eNpir. on
tile 65-t cay sc January next.
4 Register Of Deeds in lace OF Joseph Lane, whose
ten" 81 oiee viii expire the day OF January
nest.
County Treasurer in place Of Francis Vivian Sc
tsFn % Office viii 'xPi5e On the day Of January
ufNt
District Attorney in place Of Joseph H. Clarv
v &c tenn Of oire viii expire ihe first day Jan
uary I.
County Surveyor in place Of Robert Wilson, vhoss
term 70 office expires the first day OF January next
A rnroHer' Va Place OF Richard Vivian whose term
of office III expire the first iay Of January next
THOMAS MCFARLAND.
90 Sheriff of Iowa County.
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In the mater Of the last win ana testament Of John


T y PEoBATE-I8D-A C4U> II COURT.
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(IhGESEt
PLIUT,Dg2 AlPEtlI1g0

Just call At Prof. G. r. HOFFETTS Gallery Of F1,
Arts. and there YOU Of the beautifs
Photographs now extant, of citizen, also Ct
ABRAHAM LINCOLN have Just returned fIoz Chi
eago with al the latest inprov the Fine
having taken thoror Oh lessons with the best artist
'he city "h Oh enables 10 do just good work I"
can De done IN any of the cities. II don't beieFs
me, call and see for yourselves Photog raphs
all the fashion in 1he cities. in the picture line They
are indeible as time, warranted 20 fade. They
can be sent 10 any part of the world free of pos
age They are just the picture to
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-25
STATE or WISCONSIN. J
SEC7 ETAgy's OFFICE. Madison trs Is 1sfa
To tie sheriff of re CtLrfv II Jrtr4.

= IS, {
10 fAe SheriF If re Csarfy II Icua.
\ oItCEis hereby given t!.et General Election to
~ nee I1 tire several towns. w-td-and el.c.i t,
refi"c- IA The state ut Wiscon,ia On The TUESDAY
succeeding iie ar~t Aauaay- g.. ins The sixth cav II
via: - y s's'' ''
we electors r President and Vice President
tePfeNei tfI+~ - Congress from the SECOND Con
-'-e"nai olstlict. III rising tise ouutics or Adams
iowa &c g. in place L. q. Wa-hburne whose rn
Fl "ins r. va expire on the fourth day March next
\ = fate senator for the Fifteenth senate District
computing fHe counties Of Iowa and Kchlsnf in III,
place 81 Charles O. odoIf zhose term Of Office
pare on Tie first Monday Uf January next
! Member & the Assembly for the southern Assem-
NiS tTet - Ilta County, composed of the town. OF
al.'lln iina y, NaldN}ck. Moscow and the CITY and
Town o." h era Point IN place Of Aiuasa Cobb whose
trh OF office viii expire tie Jist day OF December
a member Of the Assembly 'or the Northern Assem-
Ply hisiist y Iowa County. composed the towns OF
N-i~ai -, dc. "lnIug Arena Highland Dodge, lie
aat fti-gey in the place of Gardner . Mcigs whose
term 81 oiIce will expire The 3lst day OF I,s.ber
next
In witness Whereof have hereunto set NV
nsrle, and affixed the Grea. seal Of the
IL s. STATE, At the capital in Madison on
tLe G-iA and ear iirst above written.
t. +. HARVEY.
Secretary OF State
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Sale of Forfeited State Lands.
once OF commissioners of School and University Lands,
MADISON, JUN 29h, 1860.
STATE OF WfS(cNSiN.)

% OF a
son on he % 20 N
I the
Iit this Iau
H
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GENERAL ELECTION NOTICE.

i i IS 81 g 60 90 81 az SCI p 81 Is Ell:
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Ser SDmnemspirtb.
S6rdtii6s gOltsasi6t&ie aue Dem ssrissu
SasrtInrsrt BON 6trmann 9ara
g..
(8srtfsbnns.)

Tan brauHt nur etras an,ukrina.n k:i beu
6trrsn, faste Der 6iifer, abionbttlid wsnn man
bsim Yiarrr sin paar sottislis. Ji.r.nsartsn mil
unttrinufs ldbt. rann iebsn lie uidt auf RE Sad,
islttr. icneern bas etpas anss6raht H. eas 10.
nen Der 5aupipunft. uno raraus u,attsn n. b.uu
sin prctofca uno sin @sihiit, ale msnn fe ba.
bel aeWsfsn wdrsn uno alss tsiTtr wietsn els
btn's rch anssbt. - dit bisien 1ert.n rtidt.
sr ftin @ias tem S6issn. DER lin and ai,iH.
miitbis pdtrtn iibsr ftins SSrseitStsn lOsss,u.
gen wurre. ben Iunc Rcpfsn lief.
3u mas rhrm fe psnn cnlt bas tsn,rft.
5riserib. ~
Ter e}nOaIitt ifits ion an unS HlR,rts: S,i
Gr rob pcIitii6 unc lag u BEN Subl,r auein,
pnf @auI brau&en. Ter Rtdt in S6ub,u. an
osnsn ni6tS msbr Iu aidtn III. gt,r Sbm
iSnnts S6absn trin8sn, etnu Der Snns III Elm
aaliattsr; u i6marsbt 10 sisI man ibm ai.st.
mno na@btr trdst tr ailtG, pas er eatti a,bSr,
bat. fsinsn 5,rrsn risrtr ,u.
9Das Iisst mir rardns sntaeanste Nri,sri6
trOte.
4 uub mas III Stnn nod mtbr bsn' voro,fcu,.
msn bd Der 8ir&snesuiur fraete Der 9apaItp.
ben SHistn, um cas @siprdb a6,ultnf,n.
. msbr ais Sid, iaSts pisI,r; he Sisuua Bat
nO& nis 70 lang ssoausrt. rs 1T mir aans lebwat
porrtn pom lanSen gBartsn I'm Stbrn, 3u.rf
besann tr u,itstnr Nmtsmisnr, fins bic Rir6en.
tablRrsittsIsiten nattr .bsn Beibssa oSetn,oat :
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irtbicbafts Grow
1aassa0!

Mstnsn 8rsurSen uno benz ecIammten putl,.
tum bic An3eiss pae meine neue
@artemsa&irG
Dem Ssiu6e isst cFen ffett. Dislelte IN oufs
Wslhmadpotlfe einssri6tsf, uno tSnnen bi, az.
etrten 9aite nit BEN teifsu GrfriI6uuosn i,S,r
Art, ipwie, aud nit warmen unp talten Speil,n
eeeient wsrpen. 98einiriutcr made ih poraui
auln'ertlan, raB id ben BON mir as,eatnsn
Sireiuta @ein
rein uno unoerfdll6t Az so Ste, Der EfolHs psr,
taufs. I'm ,aslreiHen 0cIudb tittst
Saleutin 6e&ftr.
DamPiid'f- -SrrbtnrunS ,wildten MldbmonD uns
Wew Sort.
OaS Damph6ih u8panUte" prrlGet 2i&mcnh
lsoen Dienifds. Rahmittass 4 llbr, unO 0criOIl
Wiittro6 Rittas.
Dae Dampfi&if nSamestcwn" YerIdet Sid.
mcno t'oen 6reitas, Ha&mittass 4 litr, unp
9tcrielt am SamStas @ittaa.
Der 8atrpreis in DIR Gajiits, NabI,:iteu e,n.
-sefblpisu, bctrdst $40. -.
SIN S:esraae, pbue 8clf, SIS.
GrenrllcnS Sidet, fir Die Commemorate -aiiI.
hs. SIS.
&siirnbs, bic Iiittpu6s unr @amstdos psn
petersburg Grnb,ua benueen, trefftu ,s'tis init
Der 9fcrtclt' Ystersbnrs Sabn in erIfsrer Gtaet
elm, "ni NIT Dem Dampftpot wsiicr aebsn an ESn.
nsn. Stdsts fur pieie Scur f5unen am Usters
burg Depot sclSi't werreu nnp bstriat rer oau,e
5abrprcis 9!ei&fallS Rur $40.
moIam u. 6ein.Fru.
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- Soarpers
!Snnsn BEL lnter5si6nftem ltsts frsuntlide 3im.
msr uno quite 8of rrbalttn. au6 ltsben sipiat
3immer an leOiae 6srrsn gu yermietben bel
Spsn Warrbaulsn, @at.,
aim gfeaen Martt.
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8e,insnpsen.

oe'thGhugen.
Der %n,ciser eiGtht iteen @crses, Ssnutaee uuese>
rcmtsr, irm p6eatlidn SubierpticnSrrts 10 Gs.,
sablbar an bic rp ar cesr So 30 in Sbrli6sr SprauS
Mufnabnis: GinmaiiS Gnrdurs 10 1eien cher ptn.
eci 90 Cts, peimdee IS Gts, ereimaliee $500, sirs
gsAs eirsn icua $685. srs aruais s. 90. lebe
Ntndts SIS, 90 ipdt Nonate $1,000 In risrtstdbrhsr
gctoustt;abluns {aessr, Die mad setisssn ssranbtrt
reresn 5nntn. petSm NIT S25.oo per Sctr tsrs&ntt.
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"A. JUDSoN CRANE,
Monotat uno SfentIider @erihtsan.roIt,
OfFee: lite Strnes, ,pii4sn @atRs n. 8aafas.
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Sefanntmaei,uuaem.
E. J. PIC OF,
Nppthefer.

eds Der l7tcn uno @ainiraee,
smpFeb!t ietn rsi&baltisss 9aasr alisr In se;u
5ade idlaasnctn Grtifet. rpis aud parfiimerieu,
Settsn, Snriien uno Js6mms i,psr grt; Narten
Sele, 9las &C.; @igarrsn, 8auh, Ran. uus
S@nupttabat une pisle aneere Nrtitel pslte in
piel5eE @potbsftn sewSbnii6 sefibrt psresn.
Dduetiadtlt6 macbt csrftlbs aud, auf Iein,n
serusm'en nne unfsblbarsn ,,9irsinia Bprm
Siilrr" aufmerffcm.
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iailleteu.
amansa NSacri& Scriaa to en- nee 8srfatuns
for be Samburasr Dssnfmdisns.
0en -Stinri& S&a8t

6Srt, be 81 6amsprss g9dt,ns Ent,
lin met ii Serfbait bttnsn,
Slaat mirsn ScrflaS MID In @tnt,
sBt mot uns irpp r,rtsnsn,
TAT mi On nee gerfatuna ttitat,
I'm ni@ ale SSaapstrpp sana ftil ftpitst.
Si thhen cbItn SlcnSrian
Sann tt MID Idrssr bIiebsn, ass
Drum bort sttniinftis niinsn ylan
I'm fbft sm eprbtpiiitStn:
Re eerriSeft met Srsr par,u,n,
Go paSr ID bin en- paxburstr GsrH.
en- sepSte ecbu natiirIi@ mutt
Dc srfts 5aurirul fpidlsn,
um S6pitsI, @raptr, Damn unb pgit
9crfT fid fetH Serrftaff eusIen;
en- untimfGriufts StfrfGtrin Hy
s1Sit mi in ani'rt R6t tIce fsn,
Dsnft bIps NAL ua. matt Iaai mic ans
Sect eannis unntrisd,tn, cs Ij5
SrIautuib fri,st nj 70 ma CUNT
Vlpss ale rter, iss g9s6su;
Ns. nc, bait ftst ii bed wr1 In,
Sanneass mutt 8stb,it for une FtaI
vi SfRl % % puuSeor. iaG
nus itet StrTfSaft stS,n.
Darn,ii, trsru ct NAL stibt to Bal,
gSi Iuffis f6nHi ppIsbtn;
Dem iSunt pi faamen nit pIttlttr,
1t Rlrt nag Zen hrtt pser sser.
Siren 9itHlaHss tsSIt mi MID m,Sr
Gprr't a6IrHtinlttr rdieu,
DRttu GtrifGan bett I'D fcriIiH ttf t,-,
Den sanitu 8pd ipsi raisn; 15 F1
c6rv'n Stauss fitt oft 70 blot tsfasts,
Dat fntpp ss @inGa htunenS fam iaan,.
lns SrSsams tt met 70 nj 70 il
Gree in IN ut paGtGms
fttE 9sufSaf', p,s,r Orr HsS Gre, m
Drrff ia baran MD ltsrtz,
Dtan uui't Brissm 81 nns iin
IN abtnhs 81 uEs brinft IN itt.
&t6t hrst NIT uult Stttm Rta,
Dat tpit b,eutm font fIaptn;
s,SH 20 nit tunts B,itsaretH
us MID 70 fee I'm aptn;
On Wattrputi, tn gSafHtpIstt
gtut harbi ifaan, reed M nett.
9IHt Ri,tbsspntrr nSli mi Of mid
Nsbr 70 pttI G5eIs bttaaItn,
Sirt, Dtens. slsft mi ct iatrIiS,
De 3t'rltaft mrtt nns baaItn.
eu @mttuae parS sp atiisn tppt,
St fSui maI itin. btuH seitt ct spsb.
Stbt, II 10 srast In ts 9ise.
Dai Mt en- @uu font iprafm,
Drum wSIt mic Of nit IlSs I'm 6Ii,t
Dc Sdaf senau bsrdfen.
Risn Gtriidban fRriit BIN absStast
De sift MI Of nian4 ssebsn 8aat.
2'ifiidi font nj &c Ssrstrfbeft
ap'rf mob ObrhraaptR,
apis ttfi ia Rirf&tnItsf IN Rraft Ha
Ge 9Bt!t = ff,ibt uS ia apsn;
Sd itltit nil 5u Ssrhabtf6 fen,
Dat itpSr ID bi Rtm RrtnsIi,n!
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The GerHin ADVERTISER,
B. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published eveF day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per Annm, payable in advance.
a Terms for Advertisements reasonable
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Oecne 2SSirtbfsbaft
unc

Sa8erbier Gallon.
Dem Yablttum Die eresbenitt an,cise, ed; Der
uhtsrSetdanste in ieinem 6aule am allsn Rarft
Benz 6tl@mavtt seSeniitsr. cine 0irtbltaft ue6it
ea9erSlsr' Salsn erri6tst bat, ppielb(f er 6h
rsuen wirS, leine 6rsuube uno cas pubtitum In,
AaSsmetnen NIT ben bsItsn oje.r1ntcn beSiener
sw tcnptn. Gtcreuee Nfuer
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f. J. PICOT,
9Ipotbefer,
&de Der l1itH unb WniuiiraEs.
5arten, Grides SaiptOsl,
6laS, 9erI.SasO, @smir,r.
Saar> 8itt, Sde
3abn' pinitl, Siruist.
unp Qeim. G,;f,n
8leioer' unO parfimsrirn.
Suritsn, sBaiIsrfarten,
portsmonnaes, StSrfr
u. |. m. fine gu ben tiltsltsn prrilen tri Sbiasm
gu saben. = &cespte merten u irter 3,it
prompt unp d. Il q aufaeiest.
YE A S T. p o WIDER
Sir8iniihsr unfeblbarsr S1urmtGrkr
picot's berubmttr 6ulttnlsrup,
g8aif 6luie
Or. Npit's unb
Sapne's patsnt. Rtbilinsu.
H. 10. gum 0srfauf
Sci E. J. PIGOT,
Ode Der IL. unD Mainiiroee.
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Hstne dlte importirts
SsSeine, &iqnprs iImb Si0arreu.
Die nirm&nsn babtn Elm GUmpasni;- si6dft erSfntt
unttr her Srn,a
MKEEVER s. BRICKEN.
uno werpen in ibrrm Stcrs, go. 4 grdbanae
Scfcl, 9sarl Ctr, 86mcnp. Sa..
fur BIZ 8Ust Gin lss rs&bassS Eager fabrsn ssn i'm
pprtirten unc inIdnpii6en
@einsn, eiquprs unr Gisarreu,
Sprpcn Yurtsr, Geptdb Ole.
SarpntS II. {. no,
auf relGe grsl 6iesttn bic @umerlianfeit ibrtr
une eee seeerien gublitams tn;upt;u @ eraubtn stm,
iebsn abtr aud iuele Die Sericruua aetenb bad e,,
BET ms stautte @rteI ale dt saranirt rsSes fam
ua lsssm abtIs Der Stap si ins Saus atIicitrt mre
@ler. Re Rte9tr,
@bae. R. 8riden
&s- Or. 9rifen srIaubt lid Ieinsn NresneeE biz
gnie9t iu maiden, bas e bas eitpsy spn ibn ttrtStut
Ss!sr~ nne Stssns. .Ssdsrunss >grl6d fprrs,n pirb.
4fcItteeer u. 8riden. N'''''
va Snlittrunscn alltr art unb in ben krutp
9sisni@sften ptrbrn bisi raitlb IN atarna,nrmu,tu
Neeen StrltHsruns (Snuranee) tpen6t man ldb an
Or. 8riGtn,
Nc. Grdanae 6pttI @tarIfr.
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Sefanntmacbi,naem.
Gbs prOpsls' Sapings l5ank,

Stftt IN Der Iiren Strdee,
.9ebpiu's Saa" ltrSs scsenibsr,
8lhmpnp, pa.
9irtetcreR:
=. ?. 1tbrsa. ?. ssn e'r5nins, sebn star
+. Z. Hyperion, g. 8. Nd1b GborIsS Selb,it
D. 3. 9ObniUn, 8. N. 9irbpsp, 8. aR. aIfritut.
& ass-s r. psssStIas HRs,, s. Vs. sttin'n s. g. satsr.
:. g. 4reaner, q. 3. sdSlcr R. 6. gBaiams.
Sa 4 ri ~ Sssss, ss,s.re,, q. a. , @aso, q Sr, SSssstsr,
sB. .. Sppepd.
u. p. 9i6relI, Yrdfb., g. 9. Spbnfpu, Scr
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aCe Scrten 0iqr,ure (@crptaIs), ais: SSiimme!
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-17
"a dcfa1 sNS0rfct .A0nfeI.

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Dtsies aei&modpru sinseri6tete Sctei pire
ecm rsiiencsn Yutlitum tslftns smpicblsn. Die
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quite Roit unp suYurfummeuos Srpitnuna.
Stabebpier II. b1usler.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-08-04

MURDER WILL BE PUNIsHED.-So Some two
years ago, man named Washington Gam,
killed man named Wilcox in Knoxville,
Tenn. He was arrested, tried, and con-
demned to be hung; but previous to the time
for execution, he broke Jail and fled, no one
knew whittier, and for two years was lost
sight of. Some weeks ago his brother
carried his family to where be was, and was
followed by officers from Knoxville who had
been on the track, and they arrested him in
Missouri, near Independence. He will be
taken to Knoxville, Tennessee, where the
full extent of the law will no doubt be en-
forced to the fulflmcnt Of the sentence two
wears ago.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-08-04

SHOCKING FATE OF A Lost Child
Several notices have recently been published
child named Thomas Henry
Finley, aged 4 years, who disappeared on
July 9th, having followed from home the
band of the Turner's, who held pie mic that
day His dead body was found on Saturday
near the Kossuth Woods on ''the Neck" by
Mr. VIM Stevens, who was cunning. The
barking of his dog in a marsh having attrac-
ted his attention, he went to the spot and
found the bedy almost imbedded in mud.
The child had evidently followed the pro-
cession to the vicinity, and having started to
return to his home on the hill, over the mead
ows, had become fastened in the mire, and
porished from exposure and hunger, During
The night of the 9th his cries were heard,
but nothing unusual was suspected and no
search was uudertakeu. The eyes and nose
of the unfortunate lad had been eaten away
probably by muskrats, and the body was
otherwise mutiated. One thumb was found
in bis mouth, showing that in the agony Of
starvation the lad lad attempted to relieve
himself. He bad perhaps fingered in this
horrible condition for two or three days, un-
der a broiling sun by day, and exposed to
cold by night, and finally perishing. The
case is one of the most affecting that has &C.
CURED for long time. Coroner Craven an
uouuccd the sad intelligence to the beroaved
parents, and the scene that followed was very
touching - Ne,carh Daily, 1911.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1860-08-04

MA1NE.-The Bangor Democrat declares
for Breckinridgo and Lane, and adds:
If there is anything in the future certain,
it is the fact that these nominees will receive
the electoral vote of every Southern State,
together with California and Oregon, making
one hundred add twenty seven in all. Nor
will the tide stop here. In New Jewsey, to-
day no candidates stand SO high in the popu-
lar favor as the gallant young statesman OF
Kentucky and the valiant old soldier Of Or
egon. This is no exaggeration, but on If.
resistable conclusion, drawn from the tone
of the press of that State.
Pennsylvania they will also carry by q
decided plurality, unless two or more of the
different shades of the Opposition combine
Under these circumstances, it is clear Il
every one that Breckenridge and Lane arr
now far in advance of all other candidates
and il is also clear that they can only b
Defeated by coalitions which will DISCUS
every true and loyal Democrat in the land