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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-29

Ep,,cfAI. NOTICES,
The Oxveenated Bitters.

$3.50. FOR years med had been taxed anil the
G slHloi the ply scsn exhausted IN the hope Of dis
covering s,e rcnea, available that most distressing
O. ali YsrEr=IA wei lis long train Of evils On.
der their various nance
No ,n.sine ersfed which you'd speedily permanently,
ecuaiy radically and expc these discusses from the
system until DR.. Green maie known his discovery Of
THE OXYGENATED BITTERS.
such its arkaile power and peculiarly, thai eases
years baed the most potent medicine aud the
highest prof ssoiHi sh yield 10 this remedy readily as
The diseas. u Of days standing For all diseases of
Stomach and Dgsstre Organs, and for General D1ty,
il Ia equally -alutary and certain.
FROM v. A. HARP. ESQ. EDITOR or TIE "CovING-
TON OiA) TINES"
CosIsGTos, April !, 1s6o
Mcssrs. s. ". FoviE 4 co..
Gentlemen Having dtri, e benefit from the Of the Or
yeea0fd Bters. glad 10 do The public favor by recon-
n.ndng them. Foi Dyspelsi and Its attendant evils, con
slider IL a remedy of ncslHabc value. WA HARE
HON. " lillian W. LA NIB
Formerly Mayer Of Norfolk Va has Just rendered the follow
ing testimony the rcsu produced oy the scof the Dry
geadted Bittsfs -:
Messrs ". FowLE Il Cos
fetlciAen One Of servants suffered for several
Ia c confined to her bed expecting 10 die She then
VIM. W. LAMB
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JOHNSON YOUNGER IL OTEA


BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
II AVE ON HAND AND OFFER FOR sAi.E--
II 1000 bags Rio, i~ayu.ra anl Java Coffee:
% bags Mocha do
50D sides good and damaged sole Leather
BOO boxes Adanahtne Candies;
l0, boxes Brown Soap;
123 boxes Fancy do
1000 Kegs Old Dominion Nails
100 barrels y. O. Moassrs:
Is hogshcads Cuba Molasscs;
30 do \. -. sugar;
1oo barrels extra C. sugar;
100 do low grades sugar
% do granuaicd Sugar
% do ground Sugar;
10 patent cnt loaf s4 ear;
% barrels crushed Sugar;
30 kegs soda:
100 boxes French Window Glass;
100 kits No Mackcrcl:
20 barrels No. llefrngs;
100 bushels Glover, Timothy and other Grass Seeds
Besides full assortment Of GROCERIES, well us large
md we'll selected stock 10 FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC Ii3
MOUNTAIN RYE WlIlSkEY, all OF which We viii sell low
FUNlE PORTRAIT GALLERY will b. continue. by the nm
erSincd nj the old stand, No. III, Main Street where ,
tronage Bestowed upon the late assuring ali who nav
call lhai every effort viii be given render in
Of Pictures rates of charges nc.
also have the agenc. for the QUAKER Cry DoupR TuRp
Lock MAonINEs- hens f4lls uckh gathers
aud embroders and does all The the best $l25 Machine,
chine and sold the very low prices of ~ and s Rel
Cabinet Machine $40 He has the Patent Adjustable UempcI
manufactured expressly for the Quaker City Machine The only
one thai hens all widths and thickness From the large num-
Der sold b! n s. Tanner Co.. while acting agents and tho
general satisfaction which the Machines have given Inc un
now in Call mud examine Them. n =. TANNFr
octS dts No ia Main Street. INuchbury
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-29

PoIlrIcAL Affairs. lie democratic conyen-
ton n the second district If Missouri hs nom-
mated JOHN \. Henderson, Tor Congress 10 succeed
Thomas l.. Anderson. At the came time aud pncc
the uupusition convention nominated james a.
Rollins for Congress.
1t is reported that General sam Houston. Of
Texas. means to run as II candidacy fpr the pfesi
dcncy whether he is nominated by any political
convention or not.
The Albany Journal republican contends that
Mr.. Lincoln * sure ui an "irrrprc,,lble con,
fir' man rs Mr. Seward. II SAYS:
- Conservatism, ia its modern and olious sense
has ~ representative in Mr.. LncalH.-llis war
against IL instice. nhumaHity nnl LAYER, ~ ufthc
Irrcrrcss!dc SORT; aud he ha- - sympathy with
those who would whisper cpihe against opples
sion in any form II hc hr II rogah diamond he is
II -,Gud oLe.--llc holt!s tinc.seryrr, aud cowards
IN conempt-- und would IA soon "cottpn 8" 10 "A
pirkppckct ms to n doug hfarn. THIS is his att
tnde naw. II he be ~ wise as he j. thorough, he
will permit no tmd rirud 10 swcrye him from
his pnsitl.n, nul viii 'lnke st,p hnrkward,' 10
cJnclllatc those whose touch il dculh
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-29

Hair Dye Hair Dyell- Hair Dye (!
49, WM. \. BACHELORS HAIR BAE.-lmE Ont
49, GEAL AND BIsTIS me WORTH All others mere
limitations and should be avoided If you to escape rl
ruic.
GRAY rp or ErSTY HAZE Dyed instantly beautiful and
Natural Brown or Bark without njur. 10 the Hair skin.
fyfeen Wc}7tS and DifioHdS have been awarded Win
\. Bacic"r l9, aud applications hay
matr Ia HE linir of the Patrons of his friuuS DVc
wv y. NArtnhL"Es lltiR DYE Produces II color be
distinguished from nature and i, UuyunfeR not 10 inurr IN
the lcnsi however long it may be continued the IcIecs
al Bad ,cs cmeied the Hair in, goatcd Life by this
splendid bye. -
sold in all cities aud The Uhita States by Drug
gisls and Fancy GOods Dealers
sS The Genuine has The aud address upon Il steel
plate engraving on tour sides Of each Box, of
WILLIAM A. BATCHEIOR,
NH l3-i&eit= l. Mp3Co1 ii Bt nj Street, New York.
Or s5- THE undersigned VIII prepare DEEDS, CoNrRAors
WsE WILLS, &c, upon short notice
s,pt lats NN ID BRANCH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-29

T-oI1 7, NAfrN TT, THlS.
f.r.s '.Ha.nd "rcWld-o Eakln{ Pow der - the
.H#l E..l II p-rI tor 4iat lrg and sweet
1850. 6...-,.#. Ne. II i',s aharte.t positi" time.
JuHN JAoR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-29

n - EAtpt RAGE HOME MANUFACTURES SEM
= - rElas l>FALLBtE BAKING POWDER the best and
ls"'< r. faH .'fu Known Tor makns in few moments
"ttH al IN an elegant manner light sweet and hand
nH =sst ' Eiseu. lmitcr Buckw heat and other Grid
#t -. ne aud rdz'ry Of every Descriptions with
~ ats.. .#.=# ..#l c>vrisc
IT, lHeallS BinJ0FdD
N.##t I'm. HENEIoo, l4ta Oct, lsas.
j. t#1sh it=a5 Having used 10 cansi l.rAb.e
a,.r =fnia = l;as ~ faV Ter" unlcsiatIngl, pro-
fH ltetlsr ia anything hat has been used in my
iaa.. #z... .sfPasf- 81, "hici Il is commented
THOMAS Ri>ruRp.
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Prepared by T. W. FOWLE " CO, Boston, aud for sale by
William ~ STROLLER Il co. aud John H. Seay, Lynchburg
G. Pngl Campbell G. H. and by all Druggists dealers in
medicine throughout the country may 2S-lw
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SonIHERN LITERARY MESSENGER Fop nv, -
- for sale at lmay 15l "CEETD,S = ,5a ~ Iso''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-29
SALES BY AUCTION
FUTURE DAYS

By j. !. MOORE Il CO.. AucrIoNEERs.
SORF0LK, TfRGINI1.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-06-30
CNas { yr4-J.y =
OSA15 LOo

On Wednesday, June goth, Dudley
!Iauo, son OF George w. and Mary Z.
Tabb, of Fairview, Jefferson county. aged
one year, eight months aud twenty day..
At Halltown, Va. on the SIh inst. at
ter a shor, illness, John MHcny, infant
son of WIN. II. and Elizabeth Dixon, for
merIy of Frederick county Nd, aged 4
months and % days.
oBIT UARY.
Died, in this place. at sunrise, on the
morning Of the 23d inst, Mrs. EHzdOeh
Clemens, in her SD year.
For five months, nature held out agaIns'
the seVerest bodily suffering, from which
no relief was found until her last breath
Surely it was for others good that she
passed through such fiery furnace OF al
Fiction. But in it she was not i"rsskei
or alone. ONE was walking VII
her in the midst Of the furnace Whose
form was The Son Of Man. Most bumbIy
and faithfully & instructvely did she test
fy Of her heavenly companion to the end
and many will thank God upon every re-
membrance Of her example aud her words
How glorious the transition from earth Il
heaven. not only when passing from ih,
martyrs stake !but from many Of The bed
on which the Saints expired. But suct
examples SO far from producing terro
IN christian minds only increases lhei
hungerings and thirsilngs FOR that heaver
they hope 10 reach al last. The Prsye
is silently brealhed forth even aEounC
such beds as these.
Prepare me Lord for thy right-hand,
Then come the happy day.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-06-30
School Commissioners.

IltI1E School Commissioners Of JcGer-
y ION County are hereby respectfully no.
tined that The Committee, To whom The
Resolutions Of April 3rd were referred on
the 27Ih Of that month, with instructions
To rrpnrl 10 Tie Board on lbe All Of July,
are ROT yet prepared to dischafge that du-
~ with the desired efficiency Due Giii-
Igence has been besiUw ed upon The effort
to concentrate the enlightened public
opinion "l the county. Eminent legal
counsel has been interested IN the scheme.
A meeting "l tie Committee is expected
TO be called at an early day as SOON as
The preparations tor report are made,
meeting ol Tie Board wIll be called, win
sufficient llme fnr every Commissioned 10
have ample nolIce.
10 HE mean inc. il is respectfully re-
commended 10 The cIuzcus genersI!y-
more exp, cIdlIy parents and gusIGIeaS--
bui most especially the CommIssICnst'
and Teachers, OF The private as weI! a'
public SCHOOLS Of Jefferson, 10 improve
the National Festival by devolIng The
leisure of HAT sacred day 10 the lnre'i'gs-
ton oi those resolutions. They viii De
found. in full. III lhc Spirit Of Jehef'on'
OF Jnne -.
All Which i respectfully submitted 70
The consideration Of those. IN every Po''"'
cal party, and 10 every religious ceno".
inaliun, Who desire the coming geneIa'o",
to gov up in the principles Of a SCUM"
pieIy. a genuine PATRIOTISM ana q "o'''
wide philanthropy. ~,
n. G. NORrH, Sec'y Of the Board
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-06-30
Siii GI.zIAf B9o

On the 18Th inst, in Yazoo City, Mis-
sissippi,, al the residence OF the blde' 5
mother, by the Rev. X. w. Lambulh,
Mr.. HIM. bier Of this county TO Miss
Eugenia Patterson, daughter, of the late
MndIew Patterson, Esq, Of the former
city.
At the residence Off. J. Rely, Esq,
in Clark County, on the 9th inst, by
Rev. II. Suffer. Geo. s. Bonhum. Of
Clarke County. and Miss Harriet C..
Rely, Of Jefferson county.
On the Doth ult, by Rev. J. Porter,
James Nugant, Of Jefferson. and Miss
EHcu Kelly of Clarke county.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-06-30
G4BW3 os55!T%E.G93.

| A COMET IN SIGnr.-A fine comet.
visible To the naked eye, was seen from,
the Cambridge observatory on Friday
evening near NE nor invest horizon: 1T
Is moving 'o"a'nS me east me tail Is
narrow ana si'ghuy curved extending
iVe o: SIX degrees from The nucleus which
Is as of'gh' as a star OF The fourth mdgnl-
'uue' ana Is strongly concentrated.
Joseph Gamer resident OF Cumbrr-
Iand' Nd was accidentally dtowned III
The canal near That city on Thursday oi
last week.
UealM of The United Hafes-The
aggregate wealth OF the United States
amounts to Sl2'"OO,0O0, and The pop.
ulalioh Is 9i'ooo'ooo souls. The wealth.
divided oy the p"Puia'Ion' gives to each
person Sooo' young ana Old, and counnng
live persons to each family. II would give
me handsome hue ioi'une OF S2,ooo 10
every family IN The Republic.
RumOrfd COHffSSiOR.-It is rumored
that the Rev. Mr.. Harden. under sentence
OF death in New Jersey Tor poisoning his
wife, has confessed his guilt. His exec"-
Ilon has been postponed until the 6lh 0!
July.
he japanese are preparing TO leave
Ior nome. Fart OF their luggage has al
ready been placed on board the Niagara,
which VIII be ready TO sail about The LIST
OF July, ana by The last OF September set
Tho embassy down safely at Jeddo.
Several citizens Of Rockingham cOun-
~. Va. have addressed Gov. Letcher a
letter, calling attention 10 the Cattle Dis
ease. which II Is thought Is approaching,
'"u ',q"'sn"s '"S' some precautionary
''o ~ ""'r'ou'
hlchmohu' june 26.-lhe SecederS
Uo"'e''''on me! hc'e To-Day anu oec'a'eu
''n.,,,no,l D' .La;nn r a"u na W;a
n'"";naoI ."O,:' wi -. 'eS .S,', o"u .'
1870, 'is,t,,n n,I NV ,t'n Wv ,;aasSn mo
rL'i'I' "'u I
.,s,s Con, NJ VII. oam;moL
to seats.
The Rlue.suInb,r Sauna. :, Coon
b,ier county Va have been nurchssad
for The establishment, Of a Bap,isl College,
al S4O, 900.
Rov II NJ S,or,s oC,,;,o;,,o,; hos
recently nroa.bed sa,non nn M,rLsr
and stated thai durino his residence in rba,
c;,v ,be,e lad h.e, mo,a ,haro IN. ham
dred murders. or an average of two a
month, while in no instance had the per-
peuaior been executed.
Hugh NJ. Garland, Jr. editor of the
CuIpeper BIue B;dge RepvbEcon. died
a, Culpeper G. H. on tn. 2O,b ul,.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-06-30

'URE MEDICIN AL I EAS
= Manufacture from common Salt
= aud Pure Cream Tartar. When
used in Bread, Cake, or Biscuit, il
turns 10 gas, (Ike that from bottle
Of Soda Walcr,) and remains dor
Z mant in the dough until it Is set IN
the oven, when the heat causes the
gas to escape through the dough
while baking. The Bread, Cake, or
n Biscuit is not only very light, but
v perfectly wholesome. Where this
Yeast is used Jou will require ubout
oEe-quarter the amount of shorten
ing with the ordinary Yeast. 1t
= may also be used for Buckwhcat
Cakes, johnny Cakes, and all kinds
of Pastry. This Yeast is put up on
~ in one pound cans, with checker.
ed label. Red, While and Bite-nO
: other is Gennine -bciCTe JtmitdiioES.
b. r. BabJars Pure' Concentrated
Potash.
Warranted double the strength OF
D common Potash, and superior 10 any
Saponier in market, put up IN cans
of lib, 2lbs., 3lbs., Clio, and l2lbs.,
with full directions for making Hard
& and Soft Soap. One pound will make
- fifteen gallons Of Soft Goap. No
lime is required. Consumers will
find this the cheapest Potash IN mar
ket.
= b. T. Rabbits Medicinal SdlerGtus.
\ perle city pure aid wholesome ar
tlcle, free from all dcleterlous mat
ter, so prepared that, as The circu-
q lar accompanying the Saleratus will
show, nothing remains in the bread |
baked but common Salt, Water, and |
Flour. Put up neatly in papers, lib.
- lib, and lib.
0 b. 7. BabJitrs Concentrated Setl Soap
One Box costing One Dollar will
make 40 gallons of handsome Soft |
!, Soap by simply adding boiling wa
- ter.
u. 7. BabLiHs Concentrated Sal Soda.
A new article exclusively for the
n South. Sal Soda or Washing Soda
cannot be sent South during warm
weather, as II deliquesces or mclls.
dry out tie water and put up the
Sal Soda in lib. papers, "warranted
: 10 stand the warmest climate" One
pound Is equal 10 four pounds of or
binary Sal Soda or Washing Soda
consequently 1t IS much chOapcr-thc
dealer saves 90 per cent. on the
: freight, as he does not have to pay
freight OH water.
Ask any storckcepcr for y. +.
Rabbits Concentrated Sal Soda, IN
J onc-pou papers.
3. 7. BaJJiWs Soap FIR Family Use
One pound Of this Soap j, equal to
three pounds Of ordinary Family
; soap. One pound will make 3 gal
Ions Of handsome Soft Soap. IT viii
remove PAINT, grease, tar, and stains
OF all kinds 1t will not iujure the
fabric; on tie contrary, it preserves
: IL. ii Will wash in hard or soft wa
ter. But little labor is REQUIRED
where ihI, Soap is used. AlaChnlsts
AID trniers will fad this Soap SUI
, pcrIor 10 anything in market. lrI
your SioreAceper does not keep the
above goods, send So by mail aud
will send package OF either article.
or an assorted box containing pat
OF each article, as you hay direct.
Send the name Of YOUR Post ohicc,
also the State and County in which
you reside, with directions for ship.
ping. Address
. b. +. BABBITT,
ca, &C g., 10, u &7I
Washington 81, .Ncio YOri.
\ a liberal discount 10 olorckecpcrs
June 30, 1860 ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-06-30

o. Farmers and others, during this
week, have been busiIy engaged in Sc
curing their Hay crop which Is said to be
very large one.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-06-30

o. Since Monday last the weather has
been OF pressively warm in this region.
,hc THERMOMETERS ranging a. &c and So in
the shade, each day On Wednesday af-
,etn0on copious rain visited US which
caused vegetation TO took up, but didn't
cool the atmosphere q BIT.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-06-30

o. This season thus far has been quite
favorable for the Corn crop. The Corn
looks thrifty and bids fair for large
yield.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-06-30

&&~ During the pas, week a number Of
the farmers of this County commenced
harvesting. On Monday next general
commencement will take place. The
yield will be an average crop.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-06-30

g. Don't forget the Lecture on the
Ain of July, 10 be delivered by nr.
SCHAFF, in the Presbyterian Church, at
10 o'clock, A. NJ.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-06-30

o. Cherries, Rasp-berries, Peas, Po-
taloes. Beans, Apples, Beets, Goose-ber-
ries, Curanls. &c, seem to be plentiful
IN market and are selling at reasonable
prices.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-06-30

o. We learn that extensive prepara-
ions are being msde,by the Committee Of
Arrangements, for the 4sL of July Ctie-
brs,ion and Barbecue, which will take
place al the Big Spring. near this. place,
We are glad 10 announce that an Ofanon
will he -de.isered- OH the occasion by dis
tinguished Speaker.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-06-30

g. Mr.. JAMES THOMPSON, all old and
respectable citizen Of this County, died
suddenly on. Wednesday Of las! week,
whilst in grove cutting wood, hom dis
ease of the heart.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-06-30

suing quarter -
JOHN II. ZITTLE, w. P.
WILLIAM SHARER, w. A.
GEO. ID. McGLINCY. Il. s.
JOHN W. SHAKER, A. X. S
ELIAS BAKER, f. S.
WIN. G. BUTLER, +.
NAT. BARLEY, G..
VIM. II. ii. HAWN, A. G..
CHARLES TERRELL, |. S.
STEPHEN ROBERTS, o. S.
]. A. JONES, Z. W. p.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-06-30

&5> Howard Street Flour is selling in
BaIumore al 81, so. Red wheat l36''..
Wh.e l5Cal55c. Yellow corn zee IL.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-06-30

&% At an election Of Potomac Division
No. 60, Sons of Temperance, SheP-
herdstown, on Tuesday evening last, the
following officers were elected Cor the en-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-06-30

o. JosEPu CRANE, Sheriff elect ioI
This County, has appointed Col. Fl. W.
GLOVE OF Harper's Ferry, one Of bis
Deputies.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-06-30

g. Congress adjourned a. noon on
Monday last, but the President called all
extra session of the Senate OH Tuesday.
Nevada national., 1860-04-14
SUMMONS.

State Of California. / Justices Court.
County Of Nevada Sss
Grass Valley township. Before 5. C. Richardson. JP
JOHN WALLS vs.. u. MYERS "A. J. DAVIS.
The People of the state Of California TO d. Myers
and A. j Davis. Greeting
You arr hereby summoned To appear befors the
undersign-d Justice OF the Peace, in and for said
County, at his Once in said Township. on Thurs
uay;- - 2ath day of June. ~. 1889 at 10 o..
CLOCK ~, 70 hh@"es s-.A- uLaiut Of John Walls
Who demands Of you the - ..--a -oa ~
sixty-two Dollars. aaA fifty Cents. Book Accodfif
for Goods aud NsrshaHeI.-, psr eomplaiat
1ow on Gle 10 ny OHce.
On failure so to appear and answer, Judgment will
be rendered against you for the said OF sl62 %
and Costs Of suit.
Given under my hand this 2,th day Of March, A.
d. 1860. s c. RICHARDSON, j. p
Affidavit being sled BY the Plaintiff in the within
cause that dus diligence has been exercised 10 pro
aure service on the within defendant, and further
AYERS that he has good reason 20 believe that ths
above named defendant has LEFT the state. and il has
been ordered bJ me that publication of the above
Summons he made 10 the Nevada Natanal, week
ly Newspaper published IN Grass Valley aforesaid
once week. for the period Of three months yre
sious TO the 2Sth day Of Juss, 1890
36 3m :. C. RICHARDSON, J. P.
Nevada national., 1860-04-14
Legal Notices.
SUMMONS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, JUSTICES courr
County Of Nevada. Ss sc RreU.rs~o.
Township Of Grass valley Justie. n ~. P.....
TUE People Of the state Of California 10 r j NJ.
Il WORTHY and b. A. HARRIS cnrrrrso -
You are herebysummoned TO appear before ne.
y G. Richardson. j. 2. in and for said County .tUv
Of April, A. n.. 1850. az 10 o'clock A. nj. ts a..
ver TO ths complaint Of THOx 5. LEVY, vhs as.
mands Of you thesnm Of One Hundred and sixtv-
seven collars and Twelve Cents per copy Of ee..
be taken against yen for the said amount t.ss,n.
er with costs aud damages II yea fail 70 appear
answer.
Given under my hand, thi. 18th day Of J.nu.rv
A. d. 1850. s. G. RICHARDSON 4
II having been satisfactorily shown to me bv
davit Of Plaintins that the said defendant, ar.
sent from this State, Il is ordered that the al
Summons be published in the Nevada National
three months previous to the 18th Of april. Iss
2o'aw s. c. RICHARDSON. J.
Nevada national., 1860-04-14
POETRY.
LIFE's POETRY.

LTFE'S POETRY.
The proudest poetry OF youth
Is-"Would were a man
The golden years that lie between,
Youth. like a dream, would span
IT'S in its thought, tits ia its heart
'Tis ever on its tongue;
But o. the poetry Of age
Is this--"when was young!" "
Thus, in the morn Of life. our feet
Would distant pathways find
The sun still face to face we greet,
The shadows fall behiud
But when the morn Of life is DER,
And Nature grows less kind.
The length ming shadow creeps before
The sunlight falls behind
With many a murmur, slow and sad,
The stream Of light flows on
That which we prized not when we bad,
Is doubly priced when gone
And many 4 sad aud solemn truth
Lies written on Life's page,
Between the poetry of Youth
Aud Poetry Of Age"
Nevada national., 1860-04-14
SUMMONS.

IN the District Court of the 18th Judicial Dis
triet Of tile State Of California, County Of Nevada
The peorle of the State OF California -
To HENRY MfsrAYEI, Greeting
You are hereby summoned tosppssr and answer
to the Complain Of RACHEL. htssrAYER, hlsd o.
ganst you Within ten days from the service Of this
Writ Il served or you la this County, within twsn.
tv avs II served you In this District, and out OF
ths Comfy and within forty days II served on you
in the state and out Of this District, in an action
commenced on the ID day Of March, a. d. 1890 m
/ said Court Wherein Plaintiff prays this Hes.
Court that Il will grant its Decree dvoreing her,
! 1.-THE said Plaintiff, FROM said Defendant-that the
/ Bonds of natririeny between them be forever dis
! solved-fhat fhe said Plaintiff may have the Gus
toav atd car 4 their Plaintiff and Dsfspdant's)
| two Children aries and Lowell. decreed TO net
aud for such otr and further relief as may bs just
and proper % premises
| Aad -ar. ~. rehy notified that " yor ."
shssr ssi - a.; ,.---ss ~. g
Will take du'irsa nt against w, th.,.sor s.sa.as
together Wit sii costs of suit .nd .,.o dsnsnd :.
sad cor,ii inner relief as is p,ayed for in rltfs
In testimony hereof I, John s. lambert ci.,l
o. ihe instruct nrt. Aforesaid do hereupto sci :.
naha ans 'mfrt-s The Seal Of the said Court At OF
y n ,soo 'i3 d Ne'aaa lhis Sd day Of Nareh,
~ ~ 4e'"' JOHN LAMBERT. Clerk.
fer Jos Roberts, Jr., Deputy.
Rsehel Mestayer vs. Henry Mestsyer.
on reaains and aling the aidsvt herein, for publf
eslsn and i appearing that SUFFICIENT cause srists
. u . ordered that service OF Summons be had 4.
& Ins action BY publication in the Nevada N.tis..
Neesiy Newspaper, published in the County
and State aforesaid for Sixty Day. a. l~.., ...y
once week ior said period ~
cisen under my band, in Nersda, this I'd day Of
March, a. b. 1850.
NILES sEARIs, District Judge.
nereh, certify the foregoing to be true s,py ee
an order for Publication on file in INV ONCE
Atiest-JOHN 3 LAMBERT, uerk
Per Jossph Roberts j.. I<puty.
Meredith hin, Attys for Plaintiff sse