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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-08-10
LOT No. A,


Contains 1871 ACRES, 2 Roods and 23J
Perches it lies on the public road from barnes
town to Rockville, and about two miles from
the former place. It is a fine body Of very
improbable land. A large potion Of it is in
TIMBER, very considerable proportion Of
which is good Chestnut. The residue is en-
closed, and ready for cultivation The sup
ply Of Water is good.
TERMS or SALE.-One-third OF the pur-
chase money must be paid ON the day Of
sale, and the residuein equal instruments Of
one and two years from the day Of sale, with
interest, to be secured BY the bonds or notes Of
the purchaser, with surety or sufeties to be APP
proved by the Trustee and on the ratification
Of said sale by said court, aud on the payment
on the whole purchase money, land not before, J
the said trustee win convey 10 the purchaser,
the property TO him sold, free, clear and dis
charged Of all claim Of the parties to this cause,
and Of any person or persons claiming by,
from, or under them.
w. YElRS BOUIC,
aug lots Trustee.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-08-10
-EIne Orchard
I'D Dwelling House,

and most. excellent MEADOWS The i'm
provemens consist Of comfortable
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-08-10

ANaIIAl IVAa5j JHIY 10 I6bU.
We will SET the Democratic ball in motion
on the 9Th of August from the Rio Grande 70
the northern boundary Of the State, and give
a magnificent minority. In November our
victory in this State win not be less than
20, 600 majority.
BRANDON, Miss, July 20, 1860.
Breckenridge has the race to himself in this
State. Bell is nowhere and as for Douglas,
there is ot, TO my certain knowledge, a sim
gle man in this county who would vote for
him in any event
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-08-10
100 ACRES, More or Less.

This is one Of the most valuable and pfoduc-
tive farms in the county--has had several APP
pications Of lime and bone, and is in very
high state Of cultivation-has an ample sup
ply of TIMBER, a large portion Of which
is very superior aud THRIFTY CHESTNUT;
is enclosed by good and substantial fence
and iudiciously divided into fields.
QapxTQ T,a itnnrnyn,oouts oopcirt of a
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-08-10
5SS@s DWELLING HOUSE,
LOT NO. =,

Lsa1AlssSsl= and all necessary Out-Ilouses. 1t
Is sub ect 10 the widows dover
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-08-10

Containing IS ACRES, fronts on the above
public road, and adjoius Lot No towards
the east; it Is very beautiful and desirable
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-08-10

NEHNH The improvements consist OF q
f5HHITA commodious and comfortable
49, DWELLING HOUSE,
A GOOD BARN, STABLES, and other nc
cessary out-buildings--an excellent BRICK
DAIRY, at a never-lailing Spring Of pure wa
ter, and 4 sufficient number Of young and
growing FaEsT1At .TK"oS@, ssSsfs
in full bearing, of very superior and--.i--
chnice Fruit
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-08-10
I.OT NO. |.

Being "TIlE HOMESTEADn Of the late VIM.
Price, situated on the south side of the road
passing through Unity to Baltimore, and i'm
mediatelly adjoining the village of Unity, and
containing about
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-08-10

READING, Pa, July 20, 1860.
Everything is working tavorably towards
success for BREcKINRIDGE and LANE, and the
specious arguments and ad captandum move
ments Of the Douglas men are not meeting the
favor the prime movers anticipated. In fact
they look blank
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-08-10

I'hLFAsTi Mt.i July 20 IB6U.
The first four weeks Of the campaign have
satisfied me that the Douglas men are deter
mined to elect Lincoln if they cannot Mr..
Douglas. They are, if possible, more bitter
towards the regular national Democracy of
the South than the republicans. Is it not
their purpose to establish a rival sectional
party in the North2 If the South can be
made to understand the real purposes Of the
Dougas men North, do not believe he would
have corporaPs guard there.
, 1860-05-19

rAkE1 II LIBERAL TEHMB AND kArEs
Ea,+taa ausnttoa esvtntc 14su.ane& Of Dvslsx, md
Coatenta 5pf terms Of o1e to 3se Year1.
, 1860-05-19

AFFECTING INCIDENT OF TIE LATE STEAM
noAr DlsAsrEn~-Amoag tn, many incidsnts
Of tie late disaster to the steamer r. F. Sass,
wo do not remember to haya heard Of Que
more truly affecting than that which We are
about to relate. It vii! be remembered tha.
about two weeks ago we chronicled in our
co1umos the siuking Of the steamer Homer in
Red River, aud that among thoss rescued
were Mr. II. c. Neal, the mate, and his wife
and two children. He was on his return 10
his home At Parkersburg, Virginia, and lad
taken passage on Tho Il. i. Foss. When that
boat struck the suaR he was in Ills room, and
rushed out ints the hall to sos what had &C
CURED, followed BY his wife and eldest child
On fading out tie cause Of tbs disaster, be left
tue vile aud child in tho hall aud re.en.ered
tic room for the purpose Ct rescuIug his infant,
which still raposed there in unconscious inno-
ceuce ot its impending fat~. He Immediately
returned, and, taking in biz arms bo1h children.
Crashed his auppoked wi!e around the waist,
rcmarking, "Coms on, Molly, wo xre 81 =. u
lie hurried them into tie 1fe-boatv happily
corgra.ulating himself upon this second escape
from watsry grave. and the rescue from The
same fate ot his dear wife and children. What
must hare been his agony Of mind when hs
discovered, alas! too late, that the woman lie
had saved waz not lis wlfa, but 4 Mr2 Loney,
Of New Osleansl 11a had sared another, and
,ls oxn ar partner Of his bosom and tho
child Of his lovs had gone down with the rest
in the ill-tatsd steamer.--uemfhis Dulh.ta
, 1860-05-19
MISCELLANEOUS.

IsurNAS1rr OF 4 FAruEE-HE DRowSs
His INFANT Cu1Lp.--The kings&reo (South
Caroi,4) Star of tic l2th Instant records tue
following distressing case.
"3fr +. Coskfield, residing in tic reighbor-
hood Of Mye1syille, in this district, was cotn-
,nitted to cur Jail Oh Monday last, for having
murdered his own child by drowning it. Mr.
CuckA,ll has bAsn supposed to be insane at
,,u1cs tor some months past, and has often ex-
h;b:ted symptoms Of insanity. lie lad previ-
ously made repeated threats to drown bis
child. On Sunday night last he mas occupy
inc tho game room with his wifa and child,
cacI, being in separate beds. Some time dur
inc the latter Fart Of the nig ght his wife awoke
and fund her husband and child missing.
She Immediately called 1he servants and COM
ucaced 3 search, at the same time sendtng for
one ofih. ncighbors. Rec,llecIiug his thrsats
10 drown bis child, one Of tho servants started
to ,rill-pond ahout ms mile and half from
the bouse, and met him returning with the
rillow In his hands, u{son which, it's thought,
liz carried the child. Tbs servant snk8d lin
where The child waA lie said hs knew no.
thing about it. and returned to his house. Tho
ne;rEor who tirst arrived at thu house re-
paired 10 lilo mIlFana and found the. child
floating about on tile water. cockfeld said he
intended to drown himself and did make an
atsemp: hy jumping into deep lake Of water,
but was saved By u gentleman present lie
has acknowledged tha commission Of ,he deed.
ard gives various reasons for it. Ooe il that
lie wanted 10 xeni it to Heaven. Ths child
was about six mouths old. and WAS one OF the
onlv two children he had"
i,.nxDtS on ANOTHER STE1HG.-lt scems
.b,t 1&tond;n intends changing the location Of
, 1860-05-19
NIrx. pcacoek'n Philosophy.


KS I sez tn Mr.. Peacock, Mr.. Peacock, seq ],
it t.int no use m:,kin' words over what can't
10 helped Married fo1ks don't ought to find
fault with each other. It don't do 10 good.
They take each other for better or worse, and
if they fi.d its for worse, it don't mako it
bcttcr to go through the world growlin' and
grumb!in' For my part thinks it's a .rt:.
deal better to max. the best Of folks, instead
Of tlo worst m EN- If they see you re,uenl.
ber the good in them, they FEEL kind o en-
couraged and keep growth better; hut If you
keep takin' Of the bad, why they grow dis
couraged, and think iheYo aint bi. Of use iu
tryin'- As seq to Mr. Peacock, Mr. Peacock.
seq ], you ueedu't narried mo if you didn't
want to, Of course you reedn't; you might
have married Susan Sasher; she wanted you
bld enough, mercy knows I needn't }.avs
married yo1, Of course ! needn't. Wasn't
young Squire Tin, dead in love with me-.
Didt't hs look just rs it liz were 1aeIain'
whenever I can,o round? Didn't look
straight ahead, lre'lul unconscious, just as if
not1lln allied him? and nil fsom principle?
wasn't goin' to encourage him just TO dis
appoint him, and make him tnke pizen, for
wasn't i IN lore with you, Mr. Peacock?
Didnt havo let's Of lovers? I. acnpty Aun
Green, Of GreeEtown, and never 1o1kel at any
" lLcu,, because loved you, Mr. Pt.acork?
But scz !, supposo I'll married Squire Tn
aud you'd married Sueau Slasher; Susan
wouldn't have Lad MY faults, Of course she
wouldn't, but She llad her own. And sez ],
Mr. Peacock, you wouldn't have liked her
faults any better than you like mine. know
Susan is cnt and dush sort Of woman;
she'd put the work through faster than do,
like enough; but would she have given her
Life away to your children as ! do, Mr.. Pea
cock? Nc, you know Rhe wouldn't uasshe
got mr. elevated p,ind1 Nc. you know she
hasn't-and MY taste for litsratur'? No, you
know she hasn't. But she's got 4 higher head.
tha: you know, Mr. peacock. She'd takenher
own way by storm, not quietly, az I do;
that you know, Nr. Peacock. And there's
squire Tim-I spect hos as many faults as
you have, LII. Peacock, if only knew en-,
you're drc'Ful trial 10 me sometimes, a1r.
Peacock, sco1din' around; but loyo rou bet
| ter than j thousand Squire Tins. Pity if l
don't. Aud If you squiut little, amt gola'
to look at it till you squint worse, or till see
noihin' but s4uint. aud ycu m.stu't stare at
the wart on my chin till it covers my flee.
That's what I say to Mr.. Pe.a -ck, young 1a-
dies, ard its just as good fer you to hear.
Only whea you get married, 10 surs you
| marry Ear 1--we, aud for ru,nlng else, aud
everything will come out right
, 1860-05-19

s%A@"t >--.::.a
Ft0Hr 1t FCEER. LA WITNESS Iees
TO swaAR OK THE 81 'LE.-On the 9Th Aay'
ns funeral procsssio' from Boston was fass'
ing through Cambridge the order Of tho ''or-
rlagen was broken, and the solemnlty OF The
occasion luterfered with, by fight ia one Of
1qo paehs, ps."eeu ."o nga ualnsa 1. ee4ean
nusnaous ~ anu ~ Aal.oew "il,op. .t:a tn'y e mese
cousse, aa4 a..enp1ea ~ oe'1,e ~ ''ns a9;,.1
oaa qu's. n,s sssMn w. snI Uuer ara,aa W. % ~
,ss:osa te ua1 1ne o,"Ga@A.s ss5 W!!,aau ~
ae saa. M af,ar 49, cn1,n'a;oed nc ,,a se..1t an1 had
99o1 atst eomPiaittsu u 'ile aa@1 an9 n.ma ~
ausoanos arraeneo III me camptraGe wg tghes ~ X
eou1t. Amons lne "itnsnsos eaue1 ~ -
wnom wo.o na"'ah a oe.no .ea ~ ..tn ~ r. ~.
"a,o , rn.se:au' WV o.lscHu " L. s na,1n. 10
oath a. aan.nsselsa W psssons u n's psa p;.:saa
r'9i'' anu teqseaseu " os s"o'p ~ - s;9o S
nsn ~ y so.1 .h' ~ ~ -, p.n,an H C,.ho1a
~ s ''As - ~ ~, - .a = a., ;as,,1t
M'tn' .o oHoa a,,:.. ssA'' rs;e .'el -. " ,:..,a s.n
" ti'a :a Iu.a e e. T. 1s'a"o ~ 1sda
satlon "'nen W. .ps':asu - Suoio -. a :e,.a
Il.oriuns .us , euasu n..s ~. - - ,ho 10
1eiussa |aAu .nT e4 g go. ~ - ~ 49,
ises4ens .o1.i, - sus 0 80 .,sas, sns ~ ~
" 40 ;. ...a..11 ~ ~ 49,. ona;+ H., -
,.nN: St' - 49, " a,a;Jo.i -, ~. c.n-a,,s r,,,-+
aa'nf .. s- ~ ~ ~ a.h ~ D.
lE'as tne 'o1n " aun'nlste1'"6 'rT :'s'l " ~
man ea'ool,es was propeE hn.s ueIts'on ~
~ n.ata- n.hn ,,as frsi,1 atro~n nnpn ,,,a
aT1oir ~ Ev.n,,,1;sts or Aimyhtv Goa i k;ssin-
,ha H;,,1a AZ is tne cnstom%Bas.on Jouanal
u,,, II
ro,,rn-
GA3lAs oEALEh Ahs.slAp ,.,,' tuA ~.
lne apany 9oIfNe. =! eue .7sr ,nst; ~
II. nau taed .ha se1s9n s;. Iua" m ,.. w. eha4; @
S. va A1Icsseq ~ enas eny ~ aery m '@'n -
2I,hps 2r,a,a Nou ,,a.a soans; ~ t aaa o ss. ~
re, "na4en y. eh1 - ~ ~ r.s1.:, coma,. ~.
.1 e ,h;a,, ~ .h 1ahn c;,h D. a
un 49, -. "sa 'n nao,s :, % p-a.;.,aat
'asns ss " .s' tne 10. ~ :,ano..d ~ ~.
auous lucy "onus " ~ No u'sposso s ~, ~ ~
Mulss. IL .us nh ~ aaa ',,e: % ad .o'3' ~ .I
enper' a., 49, aaen,5ao as 10 asd.. a. ~ an1
nons u .ne xas9ao1; :aJ IT, " ~ any d.: a'e
- Ioe s n. sa;,S ~ - sssa-;at;c;, :, snnaa.s
~ - t,,11saa aa..1a - poar;, f1i;aa;s ~,
| b,odr.d @ a,d f3va 81 .y,,;c1, h.d haan sh;,reJ
~ Ta,to, co,,n,y shnu, ,ftsr ,ha eh;n,psot
sn1d A. nr5ar r,,,oo,,;ns, ~ have hean e;,,nsi
hv Sm;,h to = man nsmes Weaver of nsfroit
| ~, no one h,odrad an3 t;va cat,1., M ~,
arason,;ar - ~ the ro;iroad oo,o,,,.H ~ .Ia
aat,1a thsv rof,,ssd T., o;rs 4han, IN n,t;, ,,s..
ela..id '.3 a,t T,,1.nn ea,,,t*- wpa,.sr 49,,
| s"o01@ 49," u0 ~
, 1860-05-19
Qrc=3Jartnerstsp cities.
GrMlnq tHacbsne8.

CEWlNG 1iAC1llNES.
~ $50 531 AND $40.
L, CORNELL s cos NEW AND IMPROVED
E,,sbtc Lock, Tight, Fast Site.
WARRANTED: 10 give - goo! s,.I Fsetnn thr nics:"s
priceIi4 m.rkct M.ke tile stitch as til: ~ Ma.
lpr. mr. iarIe t.a icta Under tIr aef st IL -
t1r as+ slr uEic. feee EtruEht needle. sew fn ~
10 IT, inch. RUN TEilf EASY AND AtAesl
AOELEsS, Ant: ase neatly bnted- Either Aach!ls VIZ
Stitch, Hem, Fell. Tuck, Gather md Embrosder.
Tt-y Lave tnke. thr HIGHEST PREMIUM At seV+:-.
rairu TIC 343 Nachnc 0uaxs fatns II equal !; ca:
osc, IN LIZ ai.A IxrifDas- TINS back On hnses Hsihor
antrttins runs with high rpce Htd very still Mara 10
Chscko. r. ~ tr n o. = a,xsE T
fsau,it und Family A1aeitr bnnhhed {IaEg7t Z t1frf
psjt1 IL very .x1k md consep xnt f'r Ks*:hk arSr
mruis QlIllng, &C.: also ut r. eAab!e ot d:ax tff
fpxt via. ,s.sx. Eitt<soa easY learned fsom
the lr!..te44 dtciul.s-
sa,nuu. lucl,sr4 md Cut xe.4t receipt q stamp
Wr efr soic agents ttETe f1r the uNtEEKSA Ai' y Ea'
Mel: and 4UAt;t, aux1ei TO VII hckncrres e. esost
s,d a sids or tem; will lem ss.E ttats And cla sd
Gan IL Easily ATTACHED ~ ANY shwlE<
MACHINE. Ihcr43.
Lil:'.E ElSCtINT TO AGENTS IND CtFRaf.
t3--AGE*7s WANTED eserswh:t: Con-: nd &C.
s :, ~ ~: t;tics.o iJ,nns oe1H
, 1860-05-19
Hr1tctafs: ~
.:.I4E;3i,.EATES'I' WONDER or
AL N.:ETEtA-H cEkTC4Y.
:.af, X:1lFs Nair Restorative.

A. t. "a, ~: g. e.. s7: a a;s'sr r,afass ii i
s :h 1Tcz s.. o. .,s s: I. .t@ @n
rou ~ i.i :. r~..ar e..n.sc crttitc@'es a1r Eua.t
st} tt1l H. s-= ,.r l.,x~ In IN ,e.A
..'.1 !i.S c-.: rn.Lt since III .hr .sEa'y espsIsa
..j., fn,. Hf .r ts.. was inttusd 10 maze np
icA.iar Lpr I'm 'sAir. x'.l:h .aa ne.tns Vna
cn,1.c.I -. !..r ,..ofts 4nre F"cud *'!'. u
-5eur tc '":n -, ~! 7ea u. Sooa ;.oa .ssT ~
ihayc .,et t.: -acher aoitle- ni ~ath have u'ta
sese e4a e"'s y sue @@rM INT ~ ~ siss5 ~ "1
tacr nn,; n, il " ,.ruued r ra.M:A etlus. saA ho>
Icyc ;r:: AZ: ~ ~ than ~ iaslS tctose tnI ixsu
,.hxs Z. s ,,:s :. T.: as sa.st
csyet !. 54u Il III i12ily 12Etl ya,. a., y.
Ie1 q XII. ~; ;s4ss =. cse!us I" .''rcict "
1t-.e.cl of III. c5 an4 1ssi1s: a hc1s
~ = ers -. a.', ,a !, ~ w ~ III. !;
IL a're ~: -: e. Sosht o;hc:sy. III =
s1ya4H. IT,. .t"!; i'"H q. =: L. ~ - ~
9.cfcs:a !: nt:-IIss sir: Having iaa the u,fieGu1s
70 ss< w .i"r t-f :sSa t.: ses;n :n. of ~ \:
y.x i Se ::s.r: ~ 5 sss *erss ,ts ts
srv,,.a4 ~ III. s.. II: Ee. thek .aL gtv=,y and
Z ;,.: ~ "s'eTf:! T!is2 Y; J i:es
Tic u :. ;sk y .p;'s: w.t. :. y tsp ta5r
lit ~. in~!7 4 '':tt.1 ta"tvl % ~ 5u ~
Grt M: 4,rt, s:n;e4n:a # .reA! iu4r'tS anG Val
i::se. s!, r11.n III: !.n: =; = = ~: ;oa,
al: j: s.a;ivv ~s->:s Il" ~ hat - taed
~ h.eI e.,,tlclt IT. :.tanati'c anan1 INC ana
,toat ee@.t: @ "t ~, j ,.r s.r ,s."s-a N.Y.
'tite .!L !'t 'ss iss :sie Hau. 9tass;ui s'
'4Ss' g. !. ..":, u: 1c:a:.;; ~
K &c: l. sl,. IL: i;s:os "a : ~
:,ri- 80 AID i;:,", ':.''":. .'*a'-ss. NJ
, 1860-05-19

Ian,. 0ast Rro. + 1trskr. fremont nouss Gale Dns.
J. K Led j. Ca; Pra'on. Robinson 4 snsh: r. a.
Bryan Ill.,: ". F. Tneker cu., of Chicago. Illinois, are
srppli.i with the gennnr Congress w.es direct from ou
hoA.s: al w would recommend thon favoraly tn 3Ff
ac. in Chic .en or vicinity who de!e to purchase dtr
~ .,o,,y,r..Wa.t. CLARKE kWI1lfE.
, 1860-05-19
1NeDr- Jas. McCliulo:k's Asthma

7.eey-l.cpa'.J zc'd.ses fso'a vegetable su'ssoees
eon,:,.c MT .nrtc s, aa1a< ,1'nn the pulmonary tE-
xans =. .co.1s. ntlmEsa'orr. End 1tt 'u'ieoFatns
xa, .t p 4.ra o" ..hc auy u"oria, CERTAIN ai' IL
SPECIFIC far acut c,''e A. t:na anl "laop'se eoekh
F1see % ee::a a4:d ty John u- FAEh- IL 14aSs
-. ny61m
, 1860-05-19
c|- i. W. E.-I'ourbon Whisky

Tlc,c rora:nr Er1rsls sss II III: nouF'shE Ato
fu.:;r~tius pot@rt " i'u.E G1u l3"uknos 1i'A''
m, a,c c,us ,ry4d Ii III elar1ous TOXIC AID Sr1Ar-
r.4 a. wu;, ~ IL .: atcta lie SToN ever of'
fas4 10 tie .u:yc- -: Tonc # Old People, del cate
1ad}ss cenvaec,nt lil- s.d al weekly people. thfy
&auna k sasssl IL Ill cak:s u "ea-1e'. u Debility.
they will e;.u ,rrtate reil 4sd in;'ad ss1oHE ht's
<aus to lie s7t.em. TIA! VIII es'a:'sh fh'ir merits
s,vcr al! tAcr Tories in Fr Ltse texrtA1S7s
Bnoxcu1I l'77rEra... EHRvors D1'xAsbs Asn 11sEh
psnrLAlxT. they lnsaisAl1e Ecn'e1y aao MS
ee1a!n preventative ri t'a1L.s &nd FAVHH..
pt H.. in ~; Iotslcs III q cnc and two dos
.t fl: ,,;~ by lrac:is1s an,l jrocefs aycsy wero.
rE:.dEp 4 60, AE-n;4 ior the Cn!tc1 St4'es, =
.Ira II Il t,tstt, f:asnn. Sase.
J.. Il, .li}llSSOE, Genrral Agc1.t.
No ~ e1ate .teet, Chirs'gs.
= =, IA;DeS. Agent, 1pe1'oo.daw15
, 1860-05-19

E4 SaC1rx Lbs1h.
Jolly times =. n,rr hos.tc, all The Ch!!drn veil:
Thought tl't I'D k EN-. uousht 70 Tor spell
Didn't li}nk 70 Afterwards. when up and tried
0ryau4 7x-telr-. S-rl;fusr Has Tie ~UaNs that died!
E1rut up ro::ra, ;.ico cS d!ncs. sv!4ly Jo1l1f D..
PARK 1e4 Lcle st,tst n1ysxim
, 1860-05-19

f;.rry's 'Tricopherous Is tha best
,t tc.,e article ,or drssirg, Identifying. cleansing
Au,,,uz ,rseY;ns and restoring the La'r. la~s srS
>. a.. n. leR.A' '+:s AHd F+,4"m.rs- ml'*hIfsI
, 1860-05-19
1anki1lQ and E1fhanot.

G.-U ID INF . n.
NAAA>@*AA!s
-A
B44~EA EKA.
od1tAdO+--~ +--~~-~--~-~--.------~.-1L ILLINOIS
~ L "a r.aSALru Srurr
N-'0a aAnE+A1s
--
Dr-1-:-
oAAtAA415 department.
,,...,,
utpha:ts seeeFec o. Ca:Eeas Account fsum pazt-"
feEa1af oepo''tors o hoso ana en.,e&spon5tnt m &
ltefess 90 nanee "a oaY b e'to~ed 10 easss wkers
teseye .enost. payable II spedasd date, WHICH
.r
sAs1SGs DEPARTMENT.
Csrt1S lies al ileoass sned i,S>rt 3. !seeHeo Asa
r,nds go rsm.Ic3 II n- hanss essstp.1a htst 1ts
, 1860-05-19

tH It Is Well Tho Insurance
Ast1a and companlea doing business 10 Chicago 3D.
u that The Policies Of ln:ur.nae Issued r tho last tseo
geass. .aoEa lis ATlSG AGENCY Il MASON
Co., ere worth lck r,r cent more &han AuY they caa
sufnAh ThrEtN s co.s} customers kn"w them TO cost
% Icr &c t. !eaa Ed shat they write reduced rtes
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, 1860-05-19

RR-1-s-EF6 II. H4FF.H-K.r-.H-.
Coraul Of the Grind DueaY Of saxeen,a. ths Duck es
Of brunswick and S4xeiotha, All the r ty q Frank.
for and BY *Peeas at Of ~sxers st.:e4 authorized to At
f9x furmey ci1t1ens Of AUSTRIA. RAIDER BAVARIA.
HANOVER, hE>slA, SASSA U. PRUSSIA. SAxONY
WIkTEAHEK4, UiuESHEKG, Ae. f9s.dAMiY
, 1860-05-19

a D2l1NlS'lliAIOlsS NOTICE.
- fhs unitts'xprt h4;ipt h<sa .+plv acpotatol Al,
mn'srstFx Of The FststA ns t>ha n. Trat1 jecrAsni
iAe Of tr tn"ns, nf th+ Stx~ y: 1tcn!. ~ Ihr uu
" eut Of st turty ha+ the thsr 3tr aAxv ID, muo
ns1t atsfn of sst eur thrn In te he' III .h. p+-
sentr.rt Inh Mlu'!saah If NJ ca;ns against se s.fx
1t ~leh time At the sast IH>r ia Chcaxn Il, ~ raors
navnk any claims aa'nst Ad <stas arr qu<ssd p,s-
!soi ths s4EEe fuz .u4',-!neot-
sARAlf ELlaAyErH TRACY.
TN3e.1 April itth. lska snsf.enEri isI.:,a
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-12

State of California, city and county Of San Francis
co. ss-On this 3ist day Of July, A. D. 1856, befor
ime, VIM. G. Jewe IT, Notary Public, personally appear
ed D. J. Dahee, known to me, who being duly sworn,
did depOse and say that the contents Of the card
herewith signed by him true.
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! deC2g-Sm
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-12
NOTICE.

WTE hereby declare our intention to organize a
w company, to be called the Central Turnpike
Company, for the purpose of constructing Turnpike
Road, commencing at Marysville and terminating at
Woodve, running at near Patt's Ranch, at or
near Laffte's Ranch, thence to Brownsville Hotel,
thence to Shannon Valley Mil, and thence on the place
Of termination. And notice is hereby given that
there will be meeting of the subscribers at Browns
Vile Hotel, on the 18th of January, 1860 at one
o'clock p NJ, for the purpose of preliminary or
ganization. MARTIN KNOX,
S. z. RUMERY,
L. T. CRANE,
~. Il. BROWN,
J. J. HUMPHREYS.
A. d. STEWART,
ASA T0WNSEN,
ANDREW T0WNSEN
w. d. KIsIBLE,
A. p. ,WILLEYf
Brownsville, Dec. goth, 1889. [an.1w*]
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-12
Tegal advertisements.
SUMMONS.

estate OF CALIFORNIA County OF Yuba, S.
- nlst rict Court Tenth judicial Distrlct-The Peo-
le Of the state of California, 90 c. s. Kellogg, greet
ing: You are hereby required TO appear in an action
commenced against you and W. s. Webb and II. N.
TiIdsn rs defendants, by Matthew Salentine and
stcphcn sallenne, plaintiffs, in the District Court
Of the Tenth Judicial District in and for the county OF
Yuba, State Of California, and answer the complaint
therein (Which Is on file with the Clerk ot said counyD
within ten days after service upon you OF this summons,
exclusive of the day Of servce If served in said
county Of Nuba, twenty days IL served out OF said
county, but in the Tenth Judicial District Of the State
Of California, forty days served out of said DIS
trct but within the State Judgment by default will
be taken against yOu according TO the prayer OF the
said complaint The said action Is brought to recover
the sum of twenty-seven hundred and hfty-hve dol
lars with interest the same from the thirteenth day
of April 1882 at the rate OF ten per cent per annum
alleged by said plaintiffs in their said complaint 10 be
due from you to them, certain bond executed by
you the 2Sth day OF June A. d. 1S5S, in the penal
of hrty-five hundred dollars, in certain acton
pending In the District Court of Sutcr county where
in the said Matthew Salentine and stepnen salehuae
plaintiffs and the steamer Maria defendant, con-
ditoned for the release Of said steamer from attach'
ment all Of which is particularly set out in sa COM
plaint and Ii You fail answer saa complaint, the
said plaintiffs will judgment for the said sum and
interest, besides costs. -
Nv order Of the court TO be published once a week
for four weeks in the Daily National Democrat.
~ Given under my hand and the seal of said
IL s.: court, this ninth day Of December. A. ID.
'....' 1859. WM. SHARKEY,
Clerk Of the District Court in and for Yuba county.
decl1-1aw4F By J. NcC. REARDAS ID. q.