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The hydraulic press., 1860-04-07

Halls sSarsaparilla Yellow Dock and
Iodide Of POtass is prepared from the finest red
Jamaica sarsaparilla and English Iodde of Potass-
admirable restorative and purifier Of the blood, it
cleanses the system of all morbid and impure matter
pmples, boils and eruptions from the skin
cures rheumatism and pains ofal kinds An who can
afford should it, it tends to give them strength
and prolong life. Sold by Druggists generally S100
per BOTTLE X. HALL CO.,
Proprietors, Wholesale Druggists, 143 and 145
Clay street San Francisco. oil 3m
For sale at the San Juan Drug Store. by
T. L. MEG uIRE.
The hydraulic press., 1860-04-07
Special Notices.

Es-The undersigned respec fully IN
form their patrons and the public generally that they
are constantly adding to their stock OF Drugs and
Stationery We have just received large lot of White
Lead, Boiled Oil, Turpentine yarnshes and Camphene
Thanking our customers for past favors hope, by
strict attention to business merit still further their
patronage.
Orders from distance promptly attended to, and
carefully put up.
FRANCHERE BUTLER,
ml7 Fire-proof Brick, Flume St, North San Juan
The hydraulic press., 1860-04-07

MORE NORTHERN NvAsIoNs.-From the tel
egraphic meteorological record kept by the
Smithsonian Institute, 1t has been found that
the cold comes IN a mighty wave from the
north, and is felt successfully and progress
sively as far south as Central America and
the West India Islands.
The hydraulic press., 1860-04-07

On Tuesday, the Pony Express started
from San Francisco on its overland trip, ex-
pecting to deliver packages in the Atlantic
States in nine days. This is an enterprise
of great significance and value.
The hydraulic press., 1860-04-07

A correspondent of the Cleveland Herald,
having extended his researches in agricul-
ture, back to a remote period, informs us
that King David established his first agricul-
tural society.
The hydraulic press., 1860-04-07


The OPP FELLOWS OF NORTH SAN JUAN
We have heretofore proclaimed the fact that
the Odd Fellows of this place were making
preparations tc celebrate on Thursday the
26th, the forty s.vent. anniversary of the
establishment CT their benevolent Order in
America, the celebration to consist Of csr-
emonies cedicatory of THAR new nall sd 6.
their cemetery, an oration, dinner and ball.
4 few particulars in this connection will
prove interesting.
San Juan Lodge No. 67, l. o. O. F., was
organized January 22d, 1857, with but sew
en- members, Of whom oaly two remain con-
n.cted With the Ledge. The total aumbsr
sarolled On the list af members sincs tina.
tiHs 10 s1ty y-nine, ths present meEbsrshiS
bsinS Atty sin. The dues for each member
anouRt 10 sixteen dollars nss annum. The
total iacoMe OF the Lodge, from degree fees
and dues, TO data, kas been - 900, Of which
sum 81 ,ll2 sas sapsadea fer benefits to the
sich and bsrial of the dasd, besides large
amount obtained by voluntary contribution
from members. Three deatho have occurred
in ths history OF the Lodge. The amount
expended for the education Of children OF
deceased members is 1892 25-making the
entire appropriation for charitable purposes
81, 1,244 25.
In July last the necessity Of adopting some
means to rid the Lodge of the heavy burden
of rent, and to get . more convenient room
for Lodge purposes, caused tie appoiatra at
OF committee to which was assigned tao
aaty of enauiring into the e1pediency ana
practicability Of erecting Hall. In accord
ancs with the report OF tn. committee, i
joint stock association Ses formed for the
psrpsss Of building . tvo-story, Ere -Praef
bzick hall, On Main street The work was
Immediately undertaken, aad has been some
time completed. The new Hall is twenty
five feet wide, runnisg back towards Cher
okes street fftJ-siz feet, and the upper story
is finished aad furnished with considerable
degree Of elegance, and is occupied by the
ODD Fellows, Nasons and SoI3 of Temper
ance, the lower story being rented a. store.
The cost of the building and furniture was
$5,283, and it rents for fair interest on
this amount. We should not omit to men
tion here, that the building was erected on
contract by Mr.. D. Swain, who has put up
several other fire-proof houses in town and
has the coatract for Mr.. Green's new edifice,
on the corner of Main and Flume streets.
Under the auspices of the Lodge large
lot has been enclosed in the public grave
yard, AZ private cemetery, planted with
bushes and trees and sown with grass seed.
1t is already consecratcd as the last resting
place of two brothers-Jo hnston and Spen-
Ger, above the remains of the former of
gnom rises q marble memorial
Having accomplished so much for the
good Of their fellows, the members of San
juan Lodge are entitled to much credit, and
to ell the enjoyment they anticipate from
their coming celebration. There will be a
big~gathering of the fraternity on that occa-
sion, and there will also be ample accom-
mediation and hospitable treatment for all
who come.
The hydraulic press., 1860-04-07

The new gambling law prohibits all bank
ing games, or any other gambling devices
which are played for money, checks, credit
or any other representative of value, makes
II mlsdemeanor for any one to establish OF
IN any manner participate in such games
SAID mlsdemeanor to be punished by fine
sI not less than $l0o nor more than 81 600
or imprisonment till paid.
The hydraulic press., 1860-04-07

An eagle of the bald head species was
shot by an Indian boy, on Pinole ranch, last
week. He was magnificent fellow, mea-
suring nine feet SIX inches from tip to tip
and weighing forty-six pounds.
Contra Costa Gazette.
The hydraulic press., 1860-04-07
DIR. l.. j. CZAPKAY'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL

Sacrame INTO ST., below Mont gOmcry,
Opposite 1acifc Mail Steamship Co.'S. Office
SAN FRANCISCO.
Established in 1884, for the Permanent cure Of all crois-
ic and P1rote Diseases,
Andthe Suppression Of Quackery. sesgs
Attendant and Resident Physician, L. J. CZAPKAY,
NJ D., late in the Hungarian Revolutionary War; Chief
Physician to the Goth Regiment of Honveds Chief
Surgeon to the Military Hospital Of Pesth, Hungary
.he late Lecturer Diseases of Women and Children
and Honorary member of the Philadelphia College
of Medicine.
&E-Ofice Hours-From A. NJ to p. ".
Communications strictly confidential.
Permanent Cnre guaranteed, or no pay.
Consultations by letter or otherwise, free.
Address, III. CZAPKAY,
San Francisco Cal.
The hydraulic press., 1860-04-07

Frank Soule has started for Washoe, anc
the Bay journals say he will probably take
charge of the Territorial Enterprise. He i.
an accomplished writer, and enjoys the re.
gard of all who know him.
The hydraulic press., 1860-04-07

Tuolumne county has sent to the valleys
during the past season, a considerable guam.
tity of home raised dried fruit. So says tn,
Age Good for the old mining county,
The hydraulic press., 1860-04-07

Hops will pay well to cultivate in large
quantities. California hops will always COM
mand from twenty-five to fifty per cent. more
than imported ones, for the reason that we
can groao them better, in larger quantities per
acre, and harvest them safer by means of
our dry climate.
The hydraulic press., 1860-04-07

During the snow storm on Wednesday
night Mr.. W. P. L. Winham was startled
from eleep By the crash of falling limbs from
an oak tree which formerly shaded his iwel-
ling. No damage was done beyond the
breaking down Of corner of the yerandah.
The hydraulic press., 1860-04-07

The wild alfarea grass of our plains and
mountains is said to excell all imported
grasses, including alfalfa, for hardness,
adaptability to dry land, weight of crop and
exuberanee of succulent juices
The hydraulic press., 1860-04-07
CAUTION.


1t has come to my knowledge, tha. laftiss In SAT-
Francisco have rcsorted the base artice Of atteb-
ting to forge my label, with some slight alterations.
using the name -DELAYs" instead of sDALY'S
Aromatic valley Nvhiske 81, and also using
heword "CuNBERLAso," instead of "Monongn-
hela.''
These Bogus Labels have been put on bottles of en-
tely different shape from mine. containing the cont
monest trash and packed in intended initiate
and branded similar the genuine, using the name
DELAYS instead of ssDaly'ss.
Dealers in the interior well as consumes are csu.
toned not to be imposed upon by this Bogus article
Particular attention is called to the shape Of my Bt
tie which is unlike any other, and to the iaii,e
William Fl. DAILY, New York; blown in
each Bottle.
have no fears of this any othcf spurious article
interfering with the sale of my
The hydraulic press., 1860-04-07

Gypsum, chalk, iron ore and alum are al
found abundantly in mountain in Amado
county, according to an informant of tn,
Sonora Age.
The hydraulic press., 1860-04-07

Australia is troubled now, as we'll as Call
lfornia, by the Chinese The leprosy is
common among them there, which is worse
than the occupation by them of poor Dig
gings.
The hydraulic press., 1860-04-07

Bee buyers are told by the Farmer that a
California swarm is worth FIVE imported ones,
which are apt to be diseased.
The hydraulic press., 1860-04-07

The columns of the Amador Ledger-al.
ways good paper-are now graced by the
editorial labor of Wash. Wright.
The hydraulic press., 1860-04-07

A social ball will be given by Mr.. George
W. Turney, at the Oak Tree Ranch, on Mon
day night the 10th inst.
The hydraulic press., 1860-04-07

PHHADEIpHTA, January II. 1850
To the Eidors Of the Pacific Medical and Surgica7
Observation-Disclosures attention has been called to
article in the December number of your Journal in
regard to the nd edem degree granted by the Phila
dephia College Of Medicine TO Or. l.. J. Czapkay When
the application for the degree made to the Faculty.
it accompanied by aavts and testimonials to the
effect that DIR. Czapkay regular graduate VI. D.
of the University of Pesth. had served Surgeon in
the Hungarian Army, and was regular Practitioner
of Medicine On the strength of these the degree
granted The al euRdem degree. its implies is
conferred graduates only and gives new pryile-
ges. Had there been He Slightest suspicion of i,eg,,-
tartg the application would have been refused BIZ
inserting this iayour journal you ,cH do an act Of
justice to he Cnl1ege, and confr tucor on
Yours. very respectfully,
ii. RAND.
Dean ofhe Faculty ofthe Philadelphia College OF Med
cine.
DR.. L. !. Czapkay's Private Medical and Surgical In
stitnte is on Sacramento street, below Montgomery
opposite the Pacific Mall Steamship Companys Office,
San Francisco California. The Doctor offers free con-
sult.ton, and asks remuneration unless be effects
cure.
The hydraulic press., 1860-04-07

ENThe best Remedy for Rheumatism
Halls Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock and Iodide
of POtass.
The hydraulic press., 1860-04-07

Peter Farley Goodrich ssstill lives" 1t
was enc Of his sons who died, not himself.
The hydraulic press., 1860-04-07

Small coin is wanted at the Bay, and the
Morning Call appeals to the Mint authorities
to issue half-dimes
The hydraulic press., 1860-04-07

A. A. Sargent, Esq, has gone East as a
delegate to the Chicago Convention.
The hydraulic press., 1860-04-07

Forty-three patents for new inventions
mostly mining improvements, were granted
to Californians last year.
The hydraulic press., 1860-04-07

Hansen's Gift Concert is postponed until
Wednesday, the I'd day Of May. He is SELL
ing tickets quite fast, even at this early day.
The hydraulic press., 1860-04-07
Constahle,. S.lo

0OI0Id016
nY virtue of an execution issued ont of Jast;ca r
1DH Farquhar's court, of Bridgeport Township.
county OF Nevada, to directed in favor of Hell
irlch ior the sum OF S62 50 and against Paul Worm
pose ior sale at public auction o'clock ON the 26th
day OF April 1s60 at French Corral on the premises,
the following described property, to-wit certain
mouse ana LOT situated in French Corral the North
side OF Main street. between lot occupied by black
smith shop and lot owned by Mr.. Murphy, in said
county and State. Taken as the property of Mrs.
Robinson.
Dated North San Juan, the 9Th day of April, a. d
lo00. tds II. A. BRUCE, Constable
The hydraulic press., 1860-04-07
DALX,S
A r o ri A TIC VALLEY
w H / S X E Y.
For ME ICINAI USE

II AS now taken that position in the worlds estima
ltion, which justifes the Proprietor in claiming for
A SUPERIORITY UNRIVALLED.
Produced, as it is, by process known only to the
Manufactures and extracted from the choicest grain
which grows where but ina favored locality in the
Valley of the Monongahcla and containing no particle
of deeterious admxture; it has acquired reputation
for perfect purity and intrinsic excellence based solely
upon its intrinsic merit which the Proprietor does not
intend shall forfeited Its universal uso bv the
MEDICAL PROFESSION
Is most urgently recommended Already has it found
its way into the principal public and private Hospitals
in the country and wherever it has been once used it
forthwith becomes a necessity
The attention Of consumers Is called to the ccrtin-
Gates of the following well known Chemists:
have analyzed sample of '.Day's Aromatic Valley
hIskey and find it TO be PURE ARTICLE of fine fla,
vor, and without any leleterious adn,ixture.
N JAMES Il. CtlhToN, D..
New York. Chemist
STATE AssAYERs OFFICE, % Somerset street
BosToN, April 18th. 1S5s
HA III. DMY. New York
have made chemical analys of your Aromatic
valley 7" hisaev+snd find it URE FLAvoEED RYE
WHrsxEY containing no Injurious matters of any kind.
and would recommend il snitabe for medical and
public PURPOSES. CHARLES T. JACKSON,
State ASsaser:
WM. III. DAILY
Your Aromatic Valley Whskcy is receivcd md after
careful examination find it to be Pure ARTICLE EN-
TRELF FREE FROM THE ADULTEHATING INGREDIENTS
oUENTLY USED. Yours respectfully.
JAMES J. MArES.
Analt ttical Chemist.
The hydraulic press., 1860-04-07

H5-The following letter, which emphaticaly speaks
for ITSELF written by the Dean of the Faculty of the
Philadelphia College of Medicine to the editors of the
Pacfc Medical and Surgical Journal San Francisco
for nnIlicafnf.
The hydraulic press., 1860-04-07
JOB PRINTING.

Having lately received an abundant supply of paper,
cards &c. prepared to do printing of all kinds
in good style and at fair prices. Work must be paid
for on delivery. Orders addressed Hydraulic Press
San Juan viii receive prompt attention..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-16
OFFICE nr TIE ATTORNEY GpsrR,L,

1 COLCuBr-, UH o, March /
SIR IL have thoroughly considered The f,Q i,ItioLs oil
the Governor Of Viz nia made upon you MS uovrrnr OF
Ohio, for the ex,radcn OF francis MerrHrr and U.s
! hrnHn. winch sou have surai:trd 70! my opinion.
These c.ses are essentially Ak--lEc ch r.es against
r"ch o! The parties substantially siar the ,uexe! cu
msnts of the general import tile rrou ,n a, La
rach In precisely same form 80 thai the I,p rnr r
Que IL IN elect. Il spvston Of the Other tn avoid the.
needless DUPLICATION Of words. shall her,In .,u.dr
"nIy the re',u>on FOR Francis Merriam
T"is r. gu ston hrsiEs with p Gamble re ling ,ha.
ws-rea' "ipenrs br the aurxed 'iocumeu'. Will are
herty rerird 10 be authentic that rIiis Merriam Is
Ipsitive ION JusrIce rum fhifSiste IyiryusI cl,rr
with cohsIrhg it'll slaves rebel aud make n.ur rctiu
ana Tor e"Hsprnk with Certain er,on. 10 duce slas,sn
ree "d make inrurrrctipn, and then proceeds in the
ordinary frn TO "denani nf the EIerut We Authority Of
The State OF u the SAID Francis Merriam fs.rivr
from justice, ohe delivered in ~ Jun,on who 1. krre,
appointed agent o rrcr*s hn the Part TIL, Com
aonT.aIih."
Tt The facts Of the reqaI.iton Itself material nox
I" Ice no icrtl. Tie ohJ do ann, xrIr 4r- Is,
transcript Of certain proceedings had nrfore III. rrru
Court "i Jefferson county. rlrsSia ON which it uppr.r
that Hn ihiicinen. had bern dul, prrssnrrd n.,jn.
Merriam. 3D. copy Of that indictment iE Ehch he i.
cIare with tlir otrEces mentioned IN the rrun-,,n I'd
an aitrs'"ton hy Robert j. Hru+n, Clerk ol that Court
under u: .ea that the foregoing Transcript
It's records AMI 4th the certificate Of John ksnnry
Judge of the twelfth Judicial Circuit Of Virginia mnr
seria rim of the Circuit Court OF JeG-rsnn COUNTY
that Robert j. rnwnis Clerk ui tia, Court land thai hi,
SAID attest lton Is In due FORM
Lpon is state NJ The qussinn Is made concerning
your poser to suc warrant FOR the SUR. OF Merriam
to the authorities Of Virginia
NO enactIa-L o: this States has clothed the Governor
HnOtheF stale up1IlFes from
lis Justice seeking refuge here Whatever power hr mas
have In this 'ehaf must be derived from .h- Constitution
Of The Cnlie States and the act VI Cvngres, erpeciing
!ugiYes freEi justice approved 2'l February. 1875,
since these the only assuming 20 conf -
authority which have authority in Ohio Thee we'll
known 10 nre recital here. The ACT OF Congress is
he Ice dues GEEK 10 enlarge the o. -xradi
tion beyond the limits Imposed by a.;i:u.on
and any npt such enlargement ~ou be urily yud
Recognizing hele limitations simply define. the mode In
which power established by the Constitution shall be
ri. nor.- ho,h a. 10 the cordI,Io, a, a..
the Of It's exercise l. Of the most special and limit
ed hy their person coo be removed
State TO another 10 virtue Of these constitutional
md statutory provisions except the occur
renee Of three dstnct conditions:
st He must have been charged In another State hy n.
dicnens affidavit, with the commission there Of ":rsa-
ION, felony or other csias.n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-16
Tao Democracy Of the Sixth Electoral Dis-

In no par. Of the State have the people come
forward with more unanimity and enthusiasm
in behalf Of Governor Wisc's nomination to th'
Presidency than in the Richmond District
The county ii Powha;an has given positive in
Struulions 10 her delegates tovolc only for sucl
delegates 10 Charleston as are known to prefer
WiscS nomination. Richmond city, Hcnrico
Hanover, GoocEla:d. Louisa and Chesterfield
in their primary meetings. The late meet
ings ut Chesterfield and Louisa harc beer
especially decisive. At the former meet
ing the resolution of preference was adopt
Cd by al overwhelming majority, and without
any attempt a. unfair play on the part of the
minority.
Had the minority in Louisa followed the
same course, they would have held a much bet
Ter position, both before the people of the STATE
and in the District Convcntion. The oGicia
publication of the proceedings at Louisa Court
House, on Monday last, ndicaes o stale o.
things which cannot fail to excite the live
liest manifestation Of popular indignation.
4 resolution Of instruction in favor Of Wise
was offered and supported by large majority
Of crowded meeting. The minority deter
mined To fight against it with q non-commilta
substitute. Not content with this, they endea
vo,ed tu weary out the majority by long dc
bate In this they failed. The vote WAS tatcr
on the substitute uaken tsc!ce, AZ we are in
Iormcd BY private letter. and the Chairman
decided that the substitute was lost. The rs!
nority called for division. The hall was 81
crowded as 10 enlarrass q count, and ,h'
majnri,y unanimously determined to with
draw temporarily from the room, in or
der to allow the votes Of the mnorit!
10 bc counted. The minority then seized tht
opportunity Ia rush out from the hall, ant
thus break up the meeting without even rot,
of adjournment.
This sort If fncticus vioicrcc will cnly injurt
its perpetrators. Wealrcady learn that the Demo
cracy of Louisa arc much excited, and will sent
up to the District Convention = delegation oSsuct
number as to over~l,clm their opponents as
they deserve. Political managers may try then
. hands successfully N ordinary times, but IL
the present crisis the people are active fo'
themselves, and every attempt made IN stltl'
popular expression will only call down tor
!er, uf popular indignation.
We have 10 thank the unfair action Of ihs
! minority in Louisa for considerable addition
10 tie already decisive ,rajoiiiy in favor o th'
Nomination ul Henry y. " ise, who will Assem-
he iii CUR Disuict Ccn"eutinn on tie 4ih o
Ar.ii. We cal! t:'on tic delegates 'hroughou
the district 10 attend in full force Ard le
ever; true man Le rcaGv 10 check the miserable
game os disorder, : tactics exhibited tya $
perate minority at the State CONVENTION ane
>trikingly repeated at the Louisa meeting.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-16
The Redemption L..,,.


he House OF Delegates ,rc,.,rI, noeso5 i.
i!il rel calm. those ~, ,Iol,, f., ,I. n,
Redemption Law ul the. ,,.I .,.I.,,
required The interior n.,,.i, .,l i,, "'e"
redeem, their Issues -, r.,,.,,., '''''t'''H 20
per ce..t. discount win .,''.;, .., '.''s 1T
amrnLrI tLr House L;I H., ,,,,l.;,, "e oe''.'T
Inserting III hcu oi the ,s,,,,I s ',,' w. n"u
tho: :zns the ,rpr>iI:u, -; ,i,. rn''>''n aa'
Ill SUCH Banks rcar, ST 10 ,b,. Lr,,,,;. ","i''!S
they may he collected Il, The l;"y,,,I'.- w.. ','
dcsi si;a,e, the SAID Bauks aa,c,,, =, ,r,," '''"y
the .I;nounis drpo>itc.. l., bonn, s,,i:c,,'n I'.
the Treasurer free u: Cost Tn. .ru,d.I w.,
shorn Of its repeating force The hIl ,ra,. NV
lnrned 10 the House In ,;,at u,dv nm S,,',.
day the bill was amended by u,,,l,n:' ~ Sa'u,
the Senate had r.rc,,d In. w :. ".ial
The bill again before it, and viii n.s;n w h., ''as
decide the question of r.p,ilin.,
"hI' aud important itat,Ir. 81 inc p,G',,, ,"'u,
Law. '"p''o''
,.tould the Senate rcccdc fran is pos;,;o,
h.ro @ 't."' ~, WIN ,i't uoa>e the Legislature Will
bay. given ,hc ,,sorH. I." =; ,se 'n''S' They viii
they REPEAL nothing T., spc,,r ,,'on, 's measure
cessi'e bank i's.lcs aud practically HrrJ,.m.
"olc currency Much Inconvenience and riu.
"u'u oe ''e consequence There would
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PhiIndCfplIfu Ilirccforr

"ehsfe received irv.I Mr.. 5 T. CuIe tltou cb N.,,
Johnston, Booksellers OF ibis city "COr II ,.iuhi. ui
rrc;pry D,sidrs the Usual rv,i,,r, Of u.,. ,r IL
Statistical Iior'usts, other tuat, rs q inter- 5, T.,
'ohs outside Of Pills dsiphs-sr sSle m,iiny ylu,po
o. about !S pages. sell arraigsd p,vd on yooIp.ner
and well bound
"eaeIHoHsscse our Indebtedness. 10 M- Cohen and r,h
idn the success in 'e!irg Directory which hI,
'h'cs'ry aud outlay deserve We conrvl 10 the GEL, ..
nTh vine are coupling "IicLGobd DIRECTORY" ,!r Co.
hens q model.
Hr. Cohen has taken the o:e No CO ch.,tru, stree,
fh'a'eplH, wirre he has vlvIr gene al bu.u.,. syru.
PROCURE po!!cics OF Gre and life to Ink c
se'ons to receive sdver,i,.nrr;, for i:iaisba paps
10 Make purchases OF ri kaLs " suoJs to take urL.. for
job Printing, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-16
"%pss u, 1854.

i; "a VI .TLcr.rn uovr,cr.r a.,
I-nG'e 1" nr'!sr, :EG i.,,, I.r,. ,,,,,,,-,.r, -,
enrolled b lie. -
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~ 100 ''e' - ,in. az o.uiioH al rriinx
Us: 'n .'''ns ~ ,i, iinrm- frr ;ir. J, if.r
ecu n'"'n '"' '"e"' ices NJ Chr',--town (:
nl.n. i.rii tlir, had ~, ,,o.,.,.. L, IL s.
n;e l. noticed herraffe
H,Hp ..,
On n ,Iinn nf Mr..
"'',"' '" u.Voinich 20 audi: and
pay Ihe hitPr' e'..r I-rrb d; vctrd To
iei'",. :" w., "' allowed b. Them, Il
''s' "' u.' ~" "", ~" Them ami mt ,uliei.,
h'' "s. v! MI e',''n them auL sli-HlioW.d
'p''s'Hfi :" s"'r I: sul amnuri Uf tl,e
t'a'h w W p:rOunI Of pay rnlis oil
.""'l l'An'e', '"t Rin The d-siyHHti"n Of
t'e s""I'"nl go "ot They %iIl. Rlsn. NJ
fur NJ practicable, rep. ,r,',,,,., =, nron,,,.nd.
lng claims. =
p:LL. RrPnR- v
Ry Mr.. FRENCH. o. ;nc.r.o-.,, .,,.
J.! ,.., ,,,n.,. W W vnnr iCarturiug COMPANY,
BY Mr.. AUGUST, ire.. a, Nh ,srv .g,,rs
bill 20 amend Nh actf r. 49,; i..J ~,
a.. ,t,n,s " ~ Prp,tU r the purchase
Ey Mr. JONES, (si r,nor,1;r, ,bs
as', -, w., .t.-s ls5I, appoFtoued 10
ia motion OF Mr.. co Iii, ,,L,,t,.ho
s4s or free urs'nrs int ,,,"...Jto -
ceivr crrlui punishue -, g.. t.s.--sj
TO the Cuinrlittcs Of u "~~
t.11'O'S on'' W. 'Celrer, Of ArSusts,