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CO-PARTNERaHIP

Tia undaraiEaod, have tht1 DAY formed
uhinr tho and 9tys Of rght Raven r ne irnI
action ef Wosson PIoducs Commission Bu1ness a
gaoet. John B. WRIGHT.
ESwiYOik. March q, ~. SpTSRs
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Amusfmtnts,
OPENING NIGHT.

Monday Evening, April l6, 1890
The Aanagomsut has a great expense Irna1pOrodA
COMPANY OF CELE BRATKD ARTISTS
From the NaOnal Thsaro Cncinnsf for the amussment
o the olzsn of CltVand, and trusts the Chasie ahd r.
toloull OnteTtsnmsuts ohefsd viii meet VIII the a
pfotai Oi Gn mlI1 I1hfgnad public
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-08

SHEEP RAISING IN TExAs.-G w. Kendall,
late of the New Orleans Picayune, says,
that for the last four years he has realized
a clear annual profit of seventy-fve per
cent. on the amount he has invested in
sheep raising.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-08
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1860
Merada gemufrat.

SECESSION AGITATIoN.-Th most impor-
tant feature of the late political news from
the east is the continued agitation of Sc
cession in the South. Various movements
and speculations are afoat. The Adjutaut
General of Virginia recently visited New
York, with credit of half million dollars,
aud considers the purchase complete for the
armament of the State. 1t is also said that
the Governor of Virginia had resolved
to call a meeting of the Southern Govern
ors at Richmond, for the purpose of con-
certing measures defensive in view of Lin
coins election. Another statement is that
leading members of Congress from Virgin
ia, recently in Washington, had no idea
that the Virginia delegation would take
their seats. 1t is rumored that meeting
of Senators and Representatives of Virgin
ia had been called, to take place several
weeks prior to the meeting of Congress.
The called session of the Virginia Legisla-
ture is believed really for the purpose of
considering this question. The secession
press of South Carolina and other States
continue violent agitation on the subject.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-08

LABoRERs FOR CUBA,-It was recently an
nounced that the Captain General of Cuba
had determined to stop the immigration of
negroes into that Island. Since that time.
according to the statements of newspaper
correspondents at Havana, the Captain
General has approved of a plan for intro
duclng 5000 natives of Polynesia as an ey-
pertinent, This new description of labor
ers, says the New York journal of Com
merce, are represented to be athletic and
straight haired, with good, black complex
ions. a letter dated Havana, Sept 18th.
published in the New Orleans Delta, save
1T is thought that they will assimilate and
amaigamate with our servile stock better
than the Asiatic. Vessels will be immedi.
ately dispatched by those interested n the
scheme, and believe one or two are al
ready on their way in anticipation of the
authorization. To meet our increasing ae-
rcultural industry, the necessity is pressing
for hands" The voyage from the Islands
of Polynesia being short, compared with
that of Coolies in the passage from their re-
speclive countries, this new system is likely
to be attended with less hardship than has
characterized some other branches of the
apprenticeship" business. But the supply
of labor to be obtained from the Pacific
must be very limited as a few years ago
the entire population of Polynesia, exciu-
sive of the Sandwich Islands, was only
about 100000. The most populous were
the Navigator's, which were estimated TO
contain 100000; aud the Feejee Islands,
100000.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-08

ROYAL PERFIDY.-Honor among Kings
ought to be as much certainty, one would
fancy, as honor among thieves. 1t is not,
we fear.
The latest foreign papers contain ac-
counts of little bit of sharp practice
which the exKiIg of Naples lately attemp
ted against his relative the Emperor of
Austria.
Francis Joseph, himself weak and some
times wicked sovereign had SO much sym
patby for Francis H., of Naples, that, when
it became pretty clear that the Neapolitan
tyrant would have to fly, the Austrian fleet
were ordered up from the Gulf of Venice to
the shore of the Kingdom of Naples, in or
der, If needs be, to receive the fugitive King
and his family and safely convey them TO
an asylum in the Austrian dominons
OF course, the King of Naples was great
ly relieved and obliged by the intimation
that if-as the event proved-he could not
trust his own navy, be might rely on the
navy of Austria. But, not especially anx-
ious to become an exile, the Neapoitan ru.
Ter intimated to Garbaldi that provided be
would discontinue bis course upon Naples.
he (the King) would lend him the Neapo-
Titan navy. with large military force, to
take with him for hostile operations against
Venetia.
Incensed at this base perfdy, Garibaldi
communicated it to the Emperor of Austria,
who Immediately recalled his fleet to Trieste
and abandoned his treacherous cousin to
his fate. So runs the story, and il is too
positively detailed to leave much reason
able doubt of its being founded on facts
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-08

Nor IMPRoBABLE.-A cotemporary jour-
nal tells of suicide having been found in
the woods where be had been hanging by
the neck three or four days. The careful
journalist adds that "life was extinct'
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-08

The New York Tribune says that Carl
baldi has dismissed the notorious Hugh
Forbes from the Italian revolutionary ser,
vice.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-08

TERRIBLE HURRIoANE.-A letter from
Leipsic announces the visitation upon that
city of enc of the most terrible hurricanes
that had ever transpired within the men,
Ory Of man. 1t occurred on the 9th Of
August, and was accompanied by terrific
hail storm, by which at least $500 houses
and public edifices were seriously damaged,
and the window frames in all were totally
demolished. Leipsic is the greatest metrop.
oils of the German book.world 1t contains
over two thousand libraries, numerous and
extensive printing offices, type-foundries.
&c. The greater part of these establish
ments must be closed for repairs, and large
number of working people are by this ca
lamity thrown out of employ. The loss to
the proprietors is incalculable.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-08

EoUEsTRAN.-The Mirror says that an
equestrian school for ladies has been estab-
lished at San Francisco.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-08

UNIvERsALIsT STATIsTIcs.-A late eastern
paper has the following particulars con-
cerning the Universalist denomination:
The Universalist denomination, whose
representative men are now in Boston from
all parts Of the country, in National Con-
vention assembled, extends over all sections
of the Union. 1t has 692 preachers. 500
meeting houses. and 1876 societies. In
twenty-five of the States, Conventions are
annually held, ank in fifteen of the States
there are organizations for various moral
and religious purposes. Like all the liber-
al sects of America its chief strength is in
the free States. Its distinctive theology is
advocated in seventeen periodicals, and
taught in three colleges, theological
school. and six academies of the first rank.
Beside the large number of able men nclu-
ded in the ranks of the clergy. great
number Of eminent scholars and savans in
all parts Of the world sympathise with the
doctrines of the most intelligent defenders
of this growing branch Of the Christian
Church.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-08

A NUGGEr of gold worth $2,4oO, was
lately exhibited at Denver City, as an evil
dencc of the richness of the Pixies Peak
mines, but it was afterwards ascertained
that the nugget was manufactured for the
purpose of creating a sensation. The most
rascally means are being resorted to to
bolster up the reputation of the Pixies Peak
mines.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-08

THE Emperor of China is represented to
be in a state of drunken helpless imbecility
The Chief Censor, an officer whose duty it
is to rebuke the faults of the highest Chin
ese officials, protested some months ago
against the conduct of the Emperor, against
his drunkenness and dissipation, his attach
ment to actors, and love of low society.
This reproof to majesty was published 10
the Pekin Gazette, and circulated through
out the length and breadth of the empire.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-08

REPORTED MURDER AT CosO.-Tbe Visala
Sun publishes report to the effect that a
loafer had killed two persons at Coso. and
made his escape. 1t was unable to trace
the report to any reliable party.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-08

PANAMA.-The riots have ended. 1t ap-
pears that the disturbances were occasioned
by the same parties who stirred up tumult
several years ago. The same leaders head
ed the rabble, and the purpose was TO rob
the wealthy citizens and foreign residents.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-08

RUNNING IN DEBT.-Tuolumne county
owes 100000, and the debt is annually in
creasing from $4,000 to $4,000, without
any provision for payment. Nevertheless
all public officers get big salaries and be-
come rich
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-08

MURDER OF JACK PowERs.--A dispatch
from Los Angeles says that the notorious
Jack Powers was murdered on bis ranch, q
little south of Tubac, Arizona, by his Mexi.
can peons Ae had some seven or eight
hundred head of stock on his ranch when
he was murdered.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-08

BAD OMEN.-It is related in recent dis
patches, that the candle factory on Staten
Island, once occupied by Garibaldi, was
burned last month. The friends of liberty
throughout the world will hope that it may
not be significant Of Garibaldi's new for
tunes.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-08

LORD BEoUGHAM completed his 82d year
on the 10Th of September. lie is in perfect
health, and was soon to preside over the
annual meeting of the National Society for
the promotion of the Social Sciences at
Glasgow.
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NH. .f Ieucorrhtea .HHH
monamanie and Fitas from different causes, and
akln nlanannn - -

H.r. .f Ieucorrhdaa .H|H
Monamania and Fits, from different causes, and
skin Diseases.
We would state, for the beRsd IL Of the public that
the successful application nf Electricity as Thera-
peutic Agent for the above named diseases, and A
variety, Of others, is . fact wen established by
Medical Men. -, =
. Paralysis or Palsy the great bane OF Hum n ex-
istence-the hAlf-Nas house to the Spirit Land
nna 10 this Immediate re iief aspeedy and perman-
The mode OF examination IL very simple. and
entirely newi and by L Diseases OF the inlernai
moments detected with facility and certainty
The special claims OF the Electro BAlhs eonrfai
In Positive and Negative Bath tho eiootrioiti
being passed into the water, and go controlled Al
pleasure In its application to the Human 8yatem bv
MANIPULATION, that we are able TO detect the
slightest disturbance OF the vitahzing force, and
determine with an absolute certainty the locktion
and character OF such disease.
This treatment cures long list Of Chronic or
Nervous Diseases, Of which the Female II the
great sufferer, for years, by pain and expensive
drugging. Has she felt how gloomy are the Droas
poets OF life, and how meagre every hope OF earth
ly happiness, while suffering each dAy from some
new pain, new sorrow, and new physical deranRe-
menu WIN then not use at once that which Will
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eral and vegetable poisons, proving that this Agent
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- Patients from distance can be accom- moda-
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Gf-A LADY ATTENDANT will assist in the treat
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Toilet Articles for the Million.
Hair Restorative a. ImvIgOrntor

A SURE and permanent Hure for Bald
n ness, and for removing all scurf, Dandruf,
ScroulOua Eruptlons and FeVerish Heat from scalp,
and for restoring prematurely GRAY hair to It's
original coOV. This preparation contains no tnii-
invigorating and restoring perfect health to the
scalp, and the glands which form the hair. Il 10
put up in bottles holding the same quantity as
Woods and Mrs. AIlen's Hair Restorefs ia An re
spects equally as good, and at third 70 One-haf
the coat.
Price 90 cts. For sale only by
Oh. W. w. STEWART,
feb7 Druggist, No 90 Main atreet
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
Bryan's Pulmonic w afers

THE ORioINAL MEDICINE RsrAHLtsurp IN 1887
and hrstartcle OF the Kind ever ntrodueed un,ler
the name OF "PuLMONfc WArERs,n ~ in this or anv
other country all other Pulmonie WAfe5s AZ,
-eounterieits. The genuine can be known bv Ihe
name bhf Al being stamped on each WAFER.
BbNAN'S PULM0NIC WAFERS
Relieve coughs, Colds. Soar Throat, HoarHensna
bh1 ANS PUbM0NIC WAFERS
heheVe asthma, Bronchitis, Dihicult Breathing,
BkiANS PULMONIC WAPERS
VeheVe spltung OF Hood, Pains In the Chest.
BRHAN'S PULMONIC WAFRRs
helleVe ineipient Consumption, Lung Diseaaea
Bk1ARS PULMONIC WAFERS
Relieve Irritation of the UyuIa and Tonsl.
BhfAN'S PULMONIC WAPERS
Relieve the above Complaints In Ten Minnie.
BRf ANS PULMONIC WAFERS
re = blessing to all Glasses and ConstitutIons
BkfANS PULM0NIC wAFERS
Are adapted to Vocalists and Public Speakers
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Are In simple for and pleasant to the taste
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Not only relieve, but effect rapid and Iastinv Curas
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No Family should be without a box of
Bryan's PuImonic wafers
IN THE HOUSE.
No Traveller should be without A supplv al
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
IN his POCKET.
No person will ever object to give
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
TwENTy-FIvE CENTS
JOB NOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, MY,
soldhy W. W. STEWART,
myib Dayton. OhiO.
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Legisls, 10 sglann ny.

In the sensle Jay, sl inst the
following t'g we're passed Prescribing
rates Of f'asaln rf ,tass purposes Mstlnq
apprc 's he siaking fund or sol,
Pr GENERATING nas and heating
" he PepisentiarS An account was
pres be- by beUommissionsr Of the New
PeniteIdOry, for their services and expen,
ses, amounting to $2,sO9. Authority was
given the president pro TEN. to sign bills
after their passage. Tho Senate adjourned
at noon, until Tuesday.
Ia ths House, the following bills we're
passed 10 amend section Of an act en,i-
tied 'an act to provide for the sale or lease
Of estates tail in certain cases, passed April
1 1859 To amend section Az Of the Code.
The following bills we're introduced and
read the fret time 10 amend section Of
The act { April 9th, 1852; To prevent fraud.
ulent practices To amend section Of the
act to organize the Independent Militia,
passed March %, 1859; To amend the ac,
relating to County Commissioner, passed
Feb. 20, 1856 10 amend section 90 of the
general assessment and taxation law; sup-
Elementary to the act trequiring chattOl mort.
cages to be deposited with Township Clerks;
To prevent the Trustees Of benevolent insti.
tntions and Directors Of the Penitentiary
from holding Office in said institutions To
provide for and regulate school libraries.
Mt Andrews and seven other members Of
House, had their protest entered upon the
Journal against the passage of S. B. No III,
relating to the qualification of jurors. The
Dill to abolish the Office Of Comptroller oil
the Treasury, was ordered to be engrossed
and read the third time next Tuesday The
House adjourned until Monday.
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.SPALDINa's PREPARED0iiUe3
sPALDrNH's PHEPARRD aLuF
srALO1NesPRKPARED dLliR ,l
SAVE rnR PIEcEsi
kc0NOhYl DIsPA1 Cni
in0-"A sfirca N Ttss aasGs Mss. t" ~
Asaecideets vil happen, cven IA wellfeapp-
~ fpniies y y very dPsirebis q have some
theap hnd egnvsnieht asy iDs rep6irinE Fnfhil
turg, Toys, croekety, 1e.
sPALDlNa'S PREPARED GLUE
nee ltfuhh e.aorfcnpiea aud y olhpuscholdca
aaofdtS 81 sbhoattE> 10 ~ always feaay knd
up 70 the sticking point. There Is no longer a
aece,sNy igr hmPing ehqrs, sPiintered goneers.
headless dolls, aud brokea GRADES II Il lust tho
article for cone, shell and other ornamental work
30 popular with ladies Ofrcinement and taste.
THIS admirable preparation IL used cold, being
chemically held In solution, and possetsipg al the
valuable qualities of tho best cabinet maker .
slue, ~ may be used in the place Of ordinary
mucilags, being vastly more Adjective m 2
"USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,"
Is cents.
Wholesale Depot, No 30 Platt II N. Y
AdHross IEYRYc. sPALDIHG a CO.;
Box No. 3,oOO New York.
Put up for Dealers in CAGES containing foer,
eight aad twelve doEep--a beautiful Lithograph
ShowNCard accompanying each package
Ea-A single bottle Of sPALDINH's PRE-
PARED GLUE viii save ten times il, cost annu.
ally 20 every household. .~nN
Sold by all prominent Stationers, DruRRists,
Hardware and Furniture Dealers, Irocers, and
Fancy Stores. n I0IT
Country Merchants should make a note o
SPALDING 3 PREPARED GLUE, when ma
Ing up theirlist. twill stand any climate.
SPA LDIN as PARED aLUEl
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,.
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY sTATIONERs.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD By DRUGGISTS
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY HARDWARE DEALERS.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY H0USE-FURNISHINa STORES
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FURNITURE DEALERS.
SPALDtNG'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FAHCY-GOODS DEALERS,
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUEy
SOLD BY GR0CERS.
SPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GEN
ERALLY. r.s e
Manufactured by
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30 Platt-st., New York.
Address Post Office, Box No. 1900.
Annexed is an Alphabetical List oC Articles
which, if damaged, may be restored to their orig
iual strength and usefulness by
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FOR EXCHANGEI

NeNeeHent Farm IN Lawrence uaty, uIfnoia.
n Will be exchanged for City Property II lie2
one mile from Railroad station, 20, MIR. R.)has
ABOUT loo acres under cultivation. Good Dwelling
lngson the premiaes Barn and other out-buiidInes
Ihisis offered at about what the ~ e5st
CHAS. r. CLARKE
deelO Clegg'a building, Third a.
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Annexed is an Alphabetical List oC Articles
which, if damaged, may be restored to their orig
iual strength and usefulness by
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Toilet and Shaving soar.

| N every variety Of color, form and style
and ranging In price from 8 to 26 cts. fsm
tor sale by w, w. STEWART,
feb7-daw H--itf. . no a. Main 81
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FOR dyeing the Hair Black or Brown,
instantly, without staining the skin. War.
ranted fully As good Bachelors CristadorO's put
up In same size boxes, and at one-half the cost
Price 90 cts. To be had only at the Drug store OF
w. W. STEWART,
feb7 No 90 Vain ST
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For Sale Chear,.
Land, Land.

WOULD call attention to Land now of
= tefedto exchange for city Property or Goods
located a. followIi
oHIo-Shelby, Ross, Allen, Defiance, Henry
Fulton Darke and Williams Counties.
IND1ANA--RandOlp Wells, Wabash, Stark
Jasper, PnlAskiand Lake Counties
IbLlN NOIb-LawIeDeei Riehland, Crawford
and Jasper Counties. MD I-I
IS5OUhI-Chariton, w Washington, Madison
Ripley, Reynolds, Oregon and
sl4nnon CouAtieH,
IOWA-Scott. Buchanan, Boone, Cedar and
Van Buren Counties.
MiNNHsOTA-Dako Ramsey, Rice, Scott
and Mcleod Counties.
Theaboye are choice lands, and viii be xchAnRed
on the most deaiTAbletefms on application 10
CHAB. X. CLARKE.
lYs clegg's Building, Third street.
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THE above choice articles are gotten up
=, with special reference to the present stringency
the most skeptcAl that the qualify of the goods is
as represented, and the very low figures st which
they arc offered places them within the reach OF
all. To be had only st the Drug store Of i. II
Df. w. w. STEWART,
% feb7-d&W No 50 Main at DAyton o.
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Pcrfu m es and Han d kerchief
T.t.H EXtrnetS sfHHr rfF

pUT up in beautiful gl.s bottles of the
same quantity, and superior in quality to either
Lubin's Weight ., Glen's or Bailey's, and sold at
one-third the cost. Prios--No. 1, 10 ets--No q 30
cts. For sale by w. w. STEWART,
febI DruRRiAt. No. "a Main nfraef