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The hydraulic press., 1860-11-24

The MIRRoR-This excellent paper comes to
us enlarged, and with several improvements re-
Gently madein its typographical appearance
For instance, it has adopted the ''leadiag' sys-
tenn, which we would have the uninitiated 10 un-
derstand means the insertion of ''leads" (pro-
nounced leds) or ''scabbards" between the lines.
so as to make them stand farther apart; and it
also gives the interior news more in detail than
formerly. We approve heartily of the latter
course; for how are the people of the Atlantic
States to know what is going on in the mining
regions, unless their information is derived
through the medium of metropolitan sheetsa-
The Atlantic circulation of the local papers is
limited. To be sure, some of them-and the
PRESS is one-have hundred or two subscribers
among those who have returned home from Cal
ifornia, and wish to hear occasionally from their
old friends; and there are those remaining who
have the paper regularly mailed to their families,
friends and relatives, which relieves them of the
necessity of frequent correspondence; but these
papers are seen by the few, and seldom copied
from; so that, after all, we must rely upon Ebe-
raj reprint from the columns of the interior
press, by the larger central papers, or our local
advantages for the inducement of immigration
and population, will be little heard of.
We see many fine things in the columns of
the Mirror which we should like to copy; but are
mainly prevented from the fact that its circulation
is so extensive in this neighborhood, that to do
so, would be offering readers the same mat
ter twice over; and that, when we can see far en-
ough ahead to prevent it, we never do. Yes, we
like not only the paper but the clever fellows who
are connected with the Mirror; which gives us
the privilege of saying this much to them by way
of DrotherlE adnonition-KEEP COOL. One of
your principal weaknesses appears to be, to get
excited over small matters. As the Frenchman
advised his son, 'never conStrue an affront. -
Let it be open and palpable before you show re-
sentiment Your paper processes to "criticise."- -
Be temperate, therefore, towards those who may
take it upon themselves once in while to criti-
else yo9.
The hydraulic press., 1860-11-24

uThe Democratic Age, published at Sonora,
states that there are no less than six applications
for divorce before the District Court of Tuolumne
county. The same number of the paper which
makes this announcement, boasts that Sonora
might properly be called the city OF churches (
That looks rather queer.
The hydraulic press., 1860-11-24

AGREEABLE NEws.-The telegraph;c wire in
forms George D. Dornin, operator, that the Post
master General has let the contract to the Cali
fornia Stage Company, for the carrying of tri-
weekly mail between Marysville and North San
Juan. The contract is to go into operation on
the first of December. The service will doubt
less be made daily.
The hydraulic press., 1860-11-24
Nov. q. 1850
NOTICE.

AT 0TIGE is hereby given that the copartnersh;p
~ heretofore existing between W. p. L. Winham and
NJ. A Winham. nnder the firm, name aud style of
Winham & Bro, is this day dssols cd by mutual con-
sent NJ. A Winham will attend to the settlement and
payment of all demands against the firm, and to the
collection of all depts due the firm.
W.P. L. WINHAM,
M. A. WINHAM
North San ,Juan Nov. II, 1860.
The hydraulic press., 1860-11-24

The country adjacent to Dutch Flat is at
present sorely infested with robbers who are
around entering the miners cabins when
they are absent, and stealing anything they
can lay their hands on.
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North San Juan, Nov
-
NOTICE

a LII persons having claims aganstJ. NJ. GILES
"A PIE. deceased, are hereby required to file them
with me- with necessary vouchers. for settlement, at
my residente on Buckeye Hill. Nevada county, Cali
fornia within ten months from this date.
Nov. 2lst. A D. 1860. 4w
ORLANDO EVANS, Ad'mr.
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NORTH SAN JUAN. NOV. "a, 1850.

B1MPoRTANT.-A large number of slbscrip-
tions to the HYDRAULIC PREss-particularly in
and about town--expire with the present num-
Der. Gentlemen be looking out for call that
is, unless your generosity should prompt you to
anticipate the visit, by calling on US. 'Shar-ef"
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned will ap-
ply to the Board of supervisors of Nevada county.
at their next regular meeting thereafter
he ran be heard for renewal of his license to keep
Toll Bridge at point known Emerys Crossing, OH
the Middle Yaba River
GEORGE FAGG.
Nov. a, 1860. 4w
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BANCROFT & co.-AGA.N.-We are indebted
10 .the liberal and enterprising establishment Of
a. l.. Bancroft & Co., San Francisco, for the re-
Gently published admirable edition of Woods
Digest of the Laws of California, besides several
other valuable California works. The rising
fame of this publishing house teaches us, that it
matters little what occupation man has, so that
it be an occupation. But it matters everything
how that occupation is prosecuted. Take some
one thing, put forth all your energies upon that
and elevate yourself by elevating your calling.
We care not whether it is backing boots OF keep
ing bank, when see man steadily pursuing
some one laudable object, surmounting all obsta-
cles, never devating from the strictest principles
of integrity, regardless of the contemplate tricks
.eif his enemies in their vain endeaFors to pull
him down-in whatsoever sphere of life find
that man, we take him blythe hand, and bid him
God speed. The customers of a well conducted
mercantile house, reap direct benefit from the
good conduct of that house. If it have capital
and standing, both are employed for the advan-
tage of the customer. A. L. Bancroft & Co., do
not aspire above their ability to perform, when
they collect into one consolidated branch of bus
mess, paper, envelopes, blank books, pens, ink,
pencils, etc., embodying all under the term STA
TIoNERY, and laying their foundation broad and
deep in this, the great business of their lives.
Possessingin an eminent degree the advantages
above enumerated added to which thorough
knowledge of their business, and determination
to give those who patronise them entire satisfac-
ton, the principles upon which they build are
sure-success is certain; and as we never can
remain Indifferent to the calls of true merit, per-
severence and obliging manners, we earnestly
recommend the house of A. L. Bancroft & Co.
to the attention of this community. Their fine
stock, selected with view to California taste,
from English, French, German and American
manufactures, is well represented IN the estab-
lishment of w. NJ. Cohn, on Main street, North
San Juan; who has for sale all the recent Cali
fornia publications, from this establishment. In
few days, we understand, they may also be
found at the drug store of Franchere Butler.
UPIn another column we present a letter from
Mrs. W. S. LONG, Vice President, for California,
of the Ladies' National Washington Monument
Society. We are not certain that it was intended
for publication; but as it explains point and
treats of matters relating generally to the Mon
ument enterprise, we know it will be acceptable
and interesting to our readers, while We think
that the public use we make of it, cannot give
offence to its author
.
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Che Au{lmulie 2rsss.

l.. P. FISHER, No 17112 Washington street San
Francisco is only authorized Agent for that
city.
RANDALL & CO., 81 D street Marysville are an
thorized to receive advertisements and subscrib-
tions for the Press at that place.
The hydraulic press., 1860-11-24

TJim McCue, of the Independent Marysville
Stage Line, viii accept our thanks for carrying
favors. His coaches are running full of late.
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M g die al O. L d.
DIR. X. p. WATSON

HAVING located at Sweetland, will devote his time to
the practice of medicine and surgery.
Nov. II, 1850. I'm
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TNARLOR, Box and Cooking Stoves--
III just received at SMITHS Hardware Store.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-01-05
Almost n Duoi.

On The 29th ult. an alteration took place in
the House Of Rcprescntaiyes between Mr..
Branch ol North Carolina aud Mr. Grow OF
Penn. which ted to challenge from Branch to
Grow, and the latter, though understood to be-
opposed to dueling, promptly accepted.
The intention Of the parties leaked out, end
first Branch was arrested end then Grow and
each held TO bail in the sum of $4,000 not to
leave the District for the purpose OF fighting a
duel ....
We think the day has gone by in which the
South can make anything farther by playing the
bragadocio, bully and ruff m When the North
is forced to defend itself against the attacks Of
brute force il will do so triumphanty
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E,rr,il;nnis VIZ ssnse.
It.wrt bd seen by reference to our synopsis .

It.wnl bG seen by reference to our synopsis OF
the Presidents Message that Mr.. Buchanan has
come out in open cuunict with Mr.. DouSlns up
Vh thclcritoral policy ct the government upon
,nr subj ct of slavery. MI Buchanan takes
The extreme southern position upon the subject
athot is, that the constitution, as interpreted hy
; the Suprcmc Court, carries slavery wherever
nlalsthe n,g of our country and that 1t is the
'ddtyo, Jhe government I" protect the SIarehoIl'
or every where IN the enjoy mcui OF his proper
tv lie bids high Tor lh' Southern vote at tue
Chithstou Convention aud we shall not be sui
rri,ed il his proves To I've he successful one --
Z 4 united South with as many del goi' nom the
Nurb rs the patronage oi Office can secure, and
-rsrvrr,l are knoNn TO bc secured already reh'er
Mr. Dnchln,ns prospects anything hnl gloomy.
Mt DJuLls' doetrlH whlc1 gives TO
the hlrnds OF Fee dom even c'd"cc 10 preserve
soil free from da bvg'ln5 cause o' slavery Is
ut nnl c1nn,t b. tpI'rrl nom m' by the
SJu,h, They d'man comploN Submission t'
their views, and aOhoogh Mr y. mas '"'w
.g,rat advances IN thht d.trcUoh W.No IL"
w',hS past yoi us he ns Ii"' '"n'e''a 'u'l 'o
their wishes he may not ''p' 10 S"''l'o "'
Chul s'on. IM lwoImr' RUE W'S devised w
the South TO prevent lUo nomination "' my O."
VITO dad not romr up 4" TIE ".0i"''"
standard upon the 'o'j e. oi sa'crN 50 I'N2
a; tly 'a1 comm'odn unit moe nam
tnwi OF the ro'es, So I'i'& WIZ 'h'S to"""' 'c
loro'ocn parry ana To &'t""r OF Tess 'A"h.
me goycnmru' o' the nouon' lho' RUE mas
slaughtered Douglas once ana 1t VIII Sc"d MS
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An Ohio senator Giving an Account
of himself.

For six years Mr.. PugI has represented the
nominay sovereign State of Ohio in the Unit
ed States senate DIrinI all this titnr IA ors
from she Slaves States, Hs ne now says, h8 We
had the conlro OF every committee on public
business, with one exception, and that was on
Terrlor S, the Craftsmanship Of which was Civ
en- to Douglas with II Southern mgj jlrity to con-
troll lnm and that was taken away frjm hu as
soon IS he refused TO support Lccompton.
During Mr. Pugh's six yeas in the Senate, the
State he proessed to represent has beer treated
like conquered province, but h. never raised
his voi"e 10 vinllcsie her tovereignly aud de-
mIni her equality i'll the councils Of lie ratio &.
At the last hOur hr has taken occus N to Inform
the nation that TIC theory Of the eoual sovpr-
rignly u( the States in The government is iic-
ton, that the State he represents has been
treated only rs yassal Of the South; but what
condemnation has Mr.. Pugl pronounced
on himself by lhis7 The repro sentative Of the
suvceigntv Of the State of Ohio tor six years
he has 4 ietIy submitted to her degrddtlion. -
Not only that, bat he his sought to prrpe,uatp
this unresisting humiliation for another SIX
years, and has gone before the people of Ohio.
and publicly d MED the very state of humiIia.
li0n that he now proclaim'- State JoUraaL.
VINO ARE THE DsuNoNlsrs ?--Cung ress has
now been in session two weeks, aud m N OF al!
parie, have showed their sentiments in regard
10 the Uniou. Who has threa tened or iustife
DiSuuiuu
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Wood Common Pleas.
Partition.
lnnnhnh iAni ~ IL lnniAn q nm IL n

NIOUI W,
LNLMlRA uNAGA, Eliza Jrne Gnaga, Eliza Gna-
II ga Benjnmn ana Mary &. Paster,on, viii take
notice that petition flied against tsen on the
cas- ofWood County, Ohio, hy Joseph Stont. and is
now peudng wherein the said Joseph Stout de.
monds partition Of the following real estate, TO wit:
The west halfuE the norh quarter OF lection l5
town6 north, of range east in Wood County Ohio,
containing 50 acres. and that the next term of said
court application will he made by the said Joseph
Stout nr order that par tion may be mad. of SAID
premises and that tho dover OF Eliza Snaga be as
signed hcrm the premises. J. L. PRICE.
Dee - loJo--34wGS5 40. PIN atty.
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TAKE THIS METHOD

of informing the people of Wood Coun-
ty and vicinity that 1 have just re-
turned from New York, and am now
receiving large invoice of Goods of
every description, adapted expressly
to the wants Of the people OF this Vi
cinity embracing everything usually
kept, in complete
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hHI HOT 0WgI6 htpUONcUN
These Il sunlonSts have h en- rebuked BY the
Republican members, Bat their D,mocra,ic
colIeugu have not uttered word in cnudem
nation oT their trtitOrors sentiments. o. the
contrary. they appaud an encourage them
1t isa noteworthy hct that the Union Saw
ing Meetings in the n ,rthern CITIES, although
they lavish ccnsure on mn who iuve been low
al to thu Union AT their lives. do nct uttel a
single 1cord Of rtbnhc TO thtSe D,SuajOAis:y =.
Albany E0e. JourHM ..
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AupiroES OFFICE, Wood Co, q Dec. Is 1850.
NTOrICE is hereby given to George Schaaer or
! the owner Of tho $, pt, OF Of \, W ! ocSec.
~, Town north Range l2 east containing l6ucres.
that the 2ls dty OF last November. Francis Ccdoz
deposited with r.. Graham County Treasurer, Nine
DolaYs AMI seventy Five cents hoiug in fun - r,,
deem the above described land, sold At tax sale held
Jauulrl i2th 1852.
SawSSl JAMES ", ROSS Co. Auditor,
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StlERlFF'S SALE

WOOD co. COMMON PLEAS, ONO,
Robert II Freeman VS., :. S Clark and : Jefferson
n( virtue ota vepdi execution 10 me directed aud
ID delivered from Sail court in the above entitled
cause will oher for sale. Mt the door of the court
house, in the town OF parryshurg Wood County,
ohio, ON ;he Ith day of January \, d. 1850, het cen
the hours of II W. aud - NJ, the outh half of the
south half of The north east quarter of section thirty
six of township five Noth, OF range pineeast in Wood
County, Ohio; also the Lorth half uf the same quar-
ter section, township aud range and tie nur.h half of
the south half of the same quarter section township
and range. G, w. NORTON, sheriff.
A. Cook, My arr. (Doo. Tlsjs-slwiS2 so
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ADMINS ISIRATORS SALE.

Daniel Newton, admir- of John NJ. Harmon, dec. pl'f,
vs. Ann +. Tahurn, Jas. Tahurn and Others defts.
N pursuance of an order the Court of Comm' n
L Pleas of Wood county. Ohio, on Saturday. the Ii
day of February \. d. 1860, between the hours t
Que aud three o'clock of the Afternoon OF said day,
at the door of the court house in the town of Perrys
burg of said county, will be sold to the highest bidder
the following real estate, the property of John NJ.
Harmon. deceased to wit; The west half of the
south quarter of section 34town north ofrange
10 east IN Wood County Ohio, ect to the life
tate of Phebe illnnon therein. Terms of fsale-One-
third cash in hand e-tmrd in and the residue
in years from day of sale; deferred payments to
be interest and secured by mortgage ON the prem.
ises. Land appraised at $500. subject to above life
estate DAN'L NEWTON,
Jno. II Reil,pl ifs ATTY AdmrJ. NJ. Hannon, dec.
Jan. 5, iS51--3jw5Sl so
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Ana the terms of the Court o, Common Pleas in the
several counties aforesaid tor the year lSJ0 shall
commence aad be held aS follows;
Ia the county OF Seneca, Jan. l6, MayT, October 29
Wyandot March 8, MAY H. Oct. ~.
Crawford, Aprl 2,lu'y lG. Nov. 10;
" " Putua". March 20, Jul, 10 oct. p;
Wood Feb. -, May l5, Octohcr 23;
Hancock, March l9May %, Nov l3,
IN witness whereof we have signed the above or.
der officially, this lst day October \. D. lS59,
JOSIAH S PLANTS.
&. T.. SENEN,
NJ. 6. WHlrELEY,
JadceS Court Com, Pleas, lOtb J,djcjai Disi.
\ true copy. J. WEBB, Clerk.
Dee. q, ,lS5o-3Sw3SS
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Times for Holding Courts.

In compliance with the provisions o. the Statute
in such case made and provided ii is ordered hy the
Judges Of tho Court of Common Pleas of the l0h Jul
dicUl District OF the State of Ohio, that the times
tor holding the terms of the District Court in the
several counties composing said District for the
year 1850 he md the same are hereby fixed and pre-
snrlhpn : LnllnMs,
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dying West lnila planter. groanins to his
tavur;c servant, sighed ont, "Ah, S,mSe, am
going on long journey "Never min mas
sn, said the negro, consolingIy. Ill am all de
ruv dJtpH him." .....
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Notice in Attachment,

Before ID, Moves j. Z, Center twp, Wood Co.. Ohio
], +, Priceys, Ambrose Pray.
fHnE said defendant, Ambrose L. Pray, will take
notice that on the 29th day of Nov, 1889, mn or
dor OF attachment issued in this case by the i'd
u, Noyes, j. T., tor the sum OF S3j aud Sj rohnhls
cost J.F PRCR
Dec, 20. ls's-Siw3sl.
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We learn from the F,ceport, l.. Bu'lctiM
that M. Joseph Kline dielin Free sort last we K
from the bite ut n cat. IL, was bitten on the
finger aud in four lays died in the most intense
AGONY.
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Everything in the line of
UMBRELLAS, VALISES, TRAVEL
ING BAGS, &C, &C, sc.
LADIES', GENTS ~ CHHLDRENS
CATERS, BOOTS Il SHOES.
NOTIONS-a complete assortment,
embracing almost everything and
1000 articles beside.
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, &C.
The largest and best in town.
GROCERIES--Fresh and pure; in
these goods, we can't be beat.


Shall we enumerate farther? Had
we space, we might do so; but brief
description ofwhat our stockis we deem
sufficient. Is there anything you need?
would you get it cheap as possible?
would you obtain the best quality ?
go to HITCHCOCK'S. Thanks
are returned to our friends for their
patronage, and we invite all, for their
Ovn interest, to call and examine our
goods we CAN SUIT YOU. I3@IE
N, bah orders for goods at whole
sale or retail promptly filed, and goods
warranted. Merchants from neigh
boring towns supplied at small ad-
vance from N. Y. cost.
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Retail Establishment!

Believing that the Farmers will be-
in need of large amount of goods the
coming Fall and Winter, and also (ow-.
ing to the uncommorlv good crops)
that they will be in circumstances to
buy, and feeling confident that | can
make it for their interest to purchase
of me, | HAVE MADE ALL THE NECESSARY
ARRANGEMENTS TO SUPPLY THEM WITH THE
SAME, and have an assortment of goods
which,
IN QUALITY AND QUANTITY.
cannot be surpassed in Northwestern
Ohio, I need only to add that NJ,
goods acre bought TO be sold, and that,
too, at
BMAS0NABI1-E RAENS9
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-
I o 1--we % we'd GeC,;,e
\ Co, ., j. wODiuoe sur,, O.,
Olr : uy.c, to see ,he imMe2>o g
q y OF Goods hat are being Sold
lie cAoae is evident; hey eep he
best Of Goods, and sell k2m lower h'n
. Toledo meIchan s, Inc paop,e
: h"., Mig % 2ln h. . IS a 'os-
! : op- ion to so 20 10 do lo: her
l. GO, +, and Gloc e. and nOae
:, Il. :, more eN ue' ,han o hose
Nho We eE@m.ed sGods al y ocs
at Go. Albelt & CO., IIey;:e con-
5 nlfip rCco'pt OF .l h c occr,es,
and DEFY compc ,ol aa}2s. & ca i
iy IN llicc. HN g once ppcchr ed
IA III o. goo at Ii. el,.J'i-LmrG5,n no
one cJn so away g'oyu' ) borau>e lhe
".,mes ere hand"
GEO. ALBERT & CO.
PERRYsBURo, Dec, /, 1859.
4 NICE LOT N. q. SUGAR and MOLASs.
"A rs, ustreceiyed and for sale by
f. r. MILLER Il co.
SPIRITS OtTurpsntine justreeeived-
- PECK 4 HAMILTON.
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IN QUALITY AND GUAM TITY.
LADIES'!

We can exhibit an elegant assort.
ment of
FuJ and W,a5er D;;e5s Goods,
Sple"G.d Taacy ,SH.s, "~
Li,h Pop[8s,
u s".ctee,
Fine Ecuch Mclsnos,
11sdcts,
Wool P1oi@s,
Drce; 81. pes,
)Voo} Dl cin&,
LnaIsu Cloths.
and everything new and novel of the
season.-Eve,ything in the lac Of ia.
pie and Fancy Goods
Opva Fmnncls Of ell k'a7y, .SarHo,54
oad Zcohyr Wool9, Lac oj' Ho2d
cad II a"'ettee, &.~jo'o s., q, Eas
1,o1.,e9, Tjn.u5,g:. Te'oe' III.
S,1y, Uoc1} c.,I II, HV6 .-ihe
Fashionable sinte9, FcN r.I Gn~,r
'Shc~l,-M latest pc''c IS, JTniGr-
zoo tong G1d squire, NGTIe. Bro
cI0, N0rth0" otoa, Scotch G"G Ia..
tile Motyls, nM aJrH A,Ie of w,t..r
andhnen goods.
Without enumerating more in this
line, will say that Ladies can find as
COMPLETE and FASHIONABLE a stock OF
Fancy Goods on our counters rs car.
be found in Toledo or this pare of the
country, aud CHEAPER by a large.
per centage. la,auG
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MIA WORD OF EXPLANATION to those
who have known us under the style of Evans CO.
The business located by us at No. 611 Broadway, New
York City, is the Oldest established house in the
country, anc is known world wide the original
" Evans & Co.'S Gift Bookstore 'Many have taken
advantage of our popularity t" advertise under the
tect the few who may be unacquainted with us, we
would state that have connection with any
other Gilt Book House-and though many advertise
under the name of Evans Il Co., the firm constituted
by d. w. EVANS and j. II. Preston, is the first and
only concern rightlully using the name But to pre-
vent all confusion in the future shall the style
OF
D. w. EVANS & CO,
and all persons wrOngfuy using the appellation to
misead the public, will be made TO suder the penalty
of the law.
DIV. EVANS & CO.,
June % |A-7ly. G77 Broadway, New York
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CrNrRNL AMnGlcA, lite thinks thr provisions
of lhe recent Treaty with Ntcar1gua cOunot foil
tn h' satisfactory lie rrcomu, niS law an.
lhorIiug Ihe employment otunval lnrcr inr The
parpo,e OF projecting Americans p SSlug by the
P,tama Nicaragua (ehamlepeC rouleS, and
ugatu nc, outmeudS that authority hr given TO
cmploN naval torce 10 prpvct American com
m ace agdu>t Srl2pre aud couti,calon by Mexi,
co aud the Spanish American States,
H. recommends rajruaA to the Pacific for
reasons which he has heretofore given. lie SAY,
lbot 1t opprlIs yram the report OF the Secretary
ol rhr Treasury 'hat it j. extremely doubtful
wualhy, we sduJId b. able to pass through the
pJ>vut uud next fiscal year without addition
revenue. Shoull a Il. irjeucy occur, he recon-
Wru +, lNat The necessary revenue BE- raised 10y an
mrTas Of thr present duties un ,mposlS.
Ia conclusion, hr recommends TO the Just lib.
.m, vol Congress HE local m,sles,S VI the Dis.
tGcl Of Cv,dmb,a,
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Trom Rev. Mr.MCMULLrN Pnstorof Rolert Chape
lNDIN INNAPoLIs, Oct. !. So.
Dr.C.W N0RACK-Drar Sir | have used you
Blood Purifier fora nervous affection from which
have suffered much al times. While it has n peasan
tlste,it certainly has happy effect hpon the nerves
Please nccept m! thankstor yourkind regard and be
lieyc me,