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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

ED. LRADER:-Pleaso stats that e. s. HOLKINs
VIII be acandidate for the once Of City Sler az the
practical scale maker, having several years expert
ence IN the business and viii therefore be likely 70
give satisiaction TO MANY CITIZENS.
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- Remember the auction sale of Coal
Oil Lamps to-day and evening at i1s Bank
street, z5.s...ses 3.
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,,.. So gos gsIss52sGls ... 1fqFssI a7a aiari"'
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@ See advertisements Of engine for sale
on second page. an
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DR.. JAMES Z. LEEPER, whites ron N.v,rrs.
stark County OhiO,iEhs Bittars nre hfrIsIv -
Cd b those suhsring from IndigestiOl, DYspsesia,
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T. >. DAVIS Postmaster a. Wilianporf, Onle.
says-HLhey give great satisfacti0u uss then NJ
SELF having taken cold oecome prostrurs and lost
ny 4pleEitss lt relieErd ne. an q "a rscor1rI1d
i with sreat easurHncs Of ia mpritE.''
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soKE NIPPLES AND SORE EYEs,
the Cerlte is the only thing required % cura, Il
asoalt b ks7t in tie hesse D sfszJ EaiuilT.l
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MAhcAhLA . Y AAAAAh LAlnALlllN,
Fhieh . ofered q certaIn cure m cases acepnpa-
Hied zsilh the ldlloEiug syn1pto1iss lrroTulfifis
lOmplez49ns PAIN In The Back ald kiunaF, Chlll,
Gold heles and Sect Bloaalings, feFgrsane.s, u1l
lulne11s HdedHcle, kc9tlasgneag, Di1iurbsd sierpI
hlll1as 9lfh9 Aoaft, General Pain, CraUilng and
tain "a TIE 9Pl1aa a14 ocri7een eh9 ehQ-f1rlI Asa
5tomacns Eaulea, lncigslticn. Dificuli Pa1zlnG e
Urine gtih aea1 - eI1artng, Itc1llgi Bnr1la @
lrr tltion % he Ufcrina eT7anl, Nlghf11a7ls ll-
pair, Hgaterics, AnxietT, Red 80, Aerolll llch-
ing. startlnQ, lcnatli iti1I, lfrlte1e le11f, sd
ness, DepraEed Aprtslro, -Llaf,le1ea5 lllqAtal l4
rreni ~ Baussi5. ID 1isasa1l Drel1sI Pans n he
Utsrine Orqnus. Nunl bne1s and Pll11 u te L1sol,
Loss cf the Memory, Beeilaernenss eorenel9 p tlf
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JUSTICE OF TaE PEACE

JULIUS q. BLOWN viii be a candidate for Jus
liee O. the Peace, West sdo) at the coming spring
Aiectlon. p -- I' So AZ fsD10
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asAs1G GDNfftfioMefii.
I0HN ScRRlNK


NO. q a1FE4N BLOCK.
OPPOSITE THE pOUh4- -H0UsB b, 0R-PUBIdC
~ p7spsrld q ruosisS g sail, q 8.sdI
the public at large, ID .r.1r -s-sc alrgslrf j I
ElgsTthtng % tbe le e Con is1iionery q Es5t az
- SO OYSTERS AND -HO7t tOOFFEE, ~
e vel e. ihe ohoioe8i eaiablos served I'd al aho.
TIA DINNER rs SERVED DkIETALs +.
~ t5e qeeoun odation O porsanB naplEg abasn9ss
s.gio EEE6ErF ALE ON DRAUGHT. l1ln /
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a.FcUND Al IAsF. Bronchitis, and also
Laryhgitis,- kh6wn as W#eakness Of loss Of
voice, voice, peculiar q public sfeaksTss cured.
pf. Gibson = neEi treatment win eure, after
All qthsFs hRFeulalled. q Harrahtsd. Il Il
thssne pluse ultTdeof msdical Soienoe! B. Hs
alaoh bdrssi catarrh ,dsth1hay coughs con-
sanpsionb dizziness, hsFV6us dissasss. ana
diseaiss 81 the liver ana Btomaeh. Once
- d3|SFP |SFP'StSl60 t2l6 ssFs2t, z tsdi basirsbag sFa
o'TgAs 2Asp g+s!gas. &. gEaay, NO. 4s
Hanlk gen 4 sresb hsHt so, Academy Of Music
nsEes \ Ysts and Tubs tOgOl rsfners use.
Joiner johbingl doas'ion short notice. For
SafnPles oF tuba, fel6f to MfS lEM5fris j. 4
Issqs and +, Main, ,-e ,.s 2a'a'ysa - s7i,e,y
si4lsasS- - I'd sgG2agllgs s-sis 7B.1ls1I
ofE.-Fhe undersigned Is pf5barsd To-
rnanuiacturs oil tubes andR Rst6 In 4 superior
manner on short notice. and On the most
reasonable terms, ,at his steam Planning Nil,
corneEof Erie and Kinsman streets, Glsvs-,
lsnd, OAiO1 1I3ilad bHa e5H9RTDNEYg
bca issIaini % 1siifla o ti s'rsgsfsE,7S
ag ri s3nn.-a------------4 -1l91.IV
Oats in lots often bushels TO one hundred, |
for twenty-five esatsPsr bushsl, ats. E. D.
Wolf,s, MerWin street
Cleveland, March Il.
-- Z 81
-tKEHK REEEEE.-LfVsry and Boarding
stablsJ JsS Seneca street, A No. 1 Horses and
Carriages st reasonable 6garss.
sepS4R26:1y
Street Railroad rcsets, q fOr one
oolIsr' are ior sale ct -KsP. Fegg's Groekery
Store. 2IJOID Old oEIVIC1 /
~ All should not fail 70 read the adver-
tiSement Of Prof. Wood in tO-day,s paper.
~ See advertisement Of eDf. sanford,s
lliFeF4nElgorstor. ~ 'sEl.n 1el q, ilsl -lll
&C, G,C.-casy,s Cough Cure. S .dee2aa1O
". /. l. 4
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erusitnbars Hedctne8 ior ts plit yslf ~ - tlr-
u ~ t111 ha1s neFlE or1li anl scin1s - lhs
public that have uat with The daciisd a-rrchrfto1
d he people ike chege, particnlary the Pills and
Cat1oicon. They VII pfEf1rEs 1ll Hnt zlerr l141 b
prpu1i1od lor them. hSF8 sold about lltT nogtlro
Of tba C1t1olicon the past year and lg4r t1e hcet
fe5ullqt z elely cala- lt =. a. q, 4--..yAs
4laEeo q l8sl. A1ll1At Ase4i.
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In this connoction We ouer NV bsgtimonial1;
~ ama slsthctist CioTgJmlni and Hhel cn M
rirs-Iif 1 have net With many women trouoied uirh
~. siraaseI for Hhich yuG advertise arahalI Uta-
rine ~ holic0n cure have edsi1ed Is u1e and
nssd Rev. PErER SHARP
Western 1i1F, Ohio.
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ih We publish elsewhere sketch Of Wigfall
from the Philadelphia Bulletin. The NASH
Fiiie IattlOt- glVes shis adasadaas'
The Philadelphis B6llstin tells US chow
Senator WigltA talks and looks" II you
VFatit to know how Senator Wigfall feels
you'll have 70 gat drunk and say 90 Tor :
month- he hasn't seen moment since be
has been in Washington that he could hit the
ground with his hat 3 ai -
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NOTICE 70 ALL DEGLING IN oa usIHs nm
ss- sap AIN nKIL-IrF g. -- II

lts grsat Merit and unprsosdsnted sals a. erussd
soA-e aen % oaf f1,aratl1lI0 0f their 6s1n -rT1
lh lmllation Qf tue PEin kfIlsr--son,s u7lr- -
5, -5 = z 81 tlslr WORTHLESS stul. ny 70 aItTl-
rSiiii9s y le sA1e e c4l for ''PeTfT D1Ti1, P.l.
~ =, ~ fst a g2ea Aedieine and tha W1rft y yodE,
FfsesS--2S ciEts, 80 6sats, GId e. ps9 BoaFs.
: sold ~ Aediclne Dealers Is1crTuhers "a 4
J. =. hAHkL8 q CO., Cincinnnii. i
roPEletqrl ~ the Eou1heTn Eld r7olt1r1 So =.
% whom en- orders must b addrsslsd
-51 Sold W h1i11als and Retail SFs -f1s
- y, GAYLORD, W1- Flax. strnna A 49,
:. .. -.l.cEsnlle, =. ". backridsr. fil-Fsi-n "a
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cONxoE PLEAS coURT7M Monday, March
1s&-BEEORE JUDeE FOOTE.-The case of
Morse vs.. Propeller Acme was tried to the
Court and submitted. Decision reserved.
Gaze Of orowell VS.. sturges came on for
hearing in the afternoon. One or two Wit
nesses were examined, when Court adjourned
till o'clock this morning. 81, ,s5.
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OeI TWELVE YEARS AGO

IOOA the success Of several medical 7rnrle-
IN curlng dls1dse lTJl lln-ipl1E On acf6lale1
with tne great natural laws, induced lhstr estbllsh-
e1t a. an ncorp lnstitction under an act %
the Legislature by the title of IN . GE 81 lER1
COMPANY d New Iefk. The continu uad 6udca1l q
their remedies, and the arm hold they kaVa T1l11d
upon public confidence, has fnlly ju8tsd the hoax
conferred upon ths Association b Leall1fiFo en-
actuert, and they have % leel reat pride n
ccupaEing olsir Eugcaz1 VITA medical acltanII1 l-
Chartered b public authority, unloiictHd segiz-
m0nJ nom ublle and private Individuals and con-
m5ndatoFT notices 80 sac lsading puhlic ioulnail,
bear vi tness 70 the medical 8h1l aud high Eers1nl
character % The senfishen connected viii The IL
stituton, thus assuring the pl1licth thafi lolg fho
many IN worthy adyeItigers Of the day, IA \ Ghlsf
-ENBAkG C0ARAHf I has ever been aud viii b
reliabh sld Trustworthy medium fgr the rel0r1lbn
Of hearth 70 the alicted, and al Who are su1aring
nay 1ddfess eaenl With ehtIro confidence.
The Principles aud practice % meiicile ado7lsl 5T
this lnstitution are lucidy set forth in ~ E kE
EHBEkG MANUAL OF HEALTH, en- inValaa5ls
medical work, pubiished fcr famiiT use, and q.
fore sold at The nominal prica Ot z cet8, tor hch
sun it d mailed ne 70 any part e rs co1ally.
The haaltifof American homels dlse111l Of l1il-
dren, and the more obscure and chrpnic corr palnt,
lall - diaars1l tlcteut % fl coun-
try have raceircd he attention % this InIlifnrl
a1d iE ia enough 70 say fhey have proved the1sgoi
fully compstcnt lnF ghe great trusts ich tns Tnlic
have conhded 70 thsr skill.
Their series o. 1e1icines enbfacs eleven dll1ro1t
remedies adaDlad 70 di1arent di1eases VITA minute
directions accom- panyilg eech artscle. The Eedi-
cine to hitch W. Wilh 70 cal The Attention 81 tfa
u1rur Fsnlnl1r. llcrld With ilIlnEcs q
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The RnilRny.

ANNUAL REPORT OF THE CLEVELAND ERIz
RAILROAD COMPANY FOB Is6O.-The following
is a statement Of the earnings and expenses
OF the Cleveland & Erie Railroad for 1860.
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DICTATORSHIP RUSHELS
Il prime Neshanhoek Potatoes for sale by
!. 4sE5- -lnLl 1luf la y sMEMEE.H EHCH.
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OIL TRAFTIo on TIRE PA1LADELPaf1 AND
EhIE : KAILRoAD. During the month Of jan
uary 1892 barrels Of Carbon oil were car
RED over the Western Division OF the Phil
adeiPhia and Erie Railroad, and for the
month OF February ,42I barrels. lILG11
This falling of in the number Of. barrsls
carried on the Philadelphia and ErieIR Rail
road was not owing to any decrease at the
wells, but is due to the bad condition of tbe.
roaas IN February, between the wells and
the railroad, whereby the difficulties OF local
carriage were so increased thai parties held
back their stock for better roads,
In January, when the ground was hard
and the snow abundant, oil in barrels was
easily ireighted on sleds from the wells To
the cars; but il February the weather was
not favorable for this cheap aud EASY usage.
wniel' n consequently, had to be suspended
and the return Of good roads awaited. l9l
no doubt is entertained that when the
genial season shall succeed frost-time IN me
oil region, additional quantities will distin-
qulsh the monthly shipments BY rail.-U
s. r. r. & 1fining Reg.
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A Washington dispatch to the Cincinnati
Gazette gives the following Western appoint
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DR. WEAERR's

1T Is THE PRESCRIPTION flF
an Educatsd PhYsiciAn, s1d al Who an siIiciI-i
with any 81 the above named diseases dhould n1a IL
without delay. lt viii drive the disaasso ir.l rs
system and when once out on the Skin = iaH nl,7I-
oatione Of Dr.. W0lYeris
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! 9ggtNs.l : =. !

OYSTERS, 0YBTERSs
--.il. 2 sI1sl
MANN& CO.'S na.a
Justly CELEBRAPEDl AND
.BAGfIMoRE OYSTERS. srsa
~ cans aha KEGS, Warranted -freah and M from
sletisi ale 70 the market, and are
J.H. &A.s s. eORHAM,
~, 4, lO4 gUPKRFoR BTREEF,
Who are the only authorized agents Tor this city.
We are prepared 10 supply county salsrs with any
quantity and ct any time. ThESe GYstSr1 arc uJf
up1under the supervision Of =
Mr.. JOSEPH r. MANN.
Whose reputation IA asuf7osnt guarantee aIope for
the good qualities of thu Oysters We viii uarantes
them equal in size to any Oyster put d 3 In BalH-
more and are ready to supply our country friends
ohea9er than ever. Ne also keep
SHE'LL OYSTERS AND CLANS
By the barrel or hushel- -HIanufacrurer. ~ .verv
kind Of Crackers, and Of q superior quality which
We oher 70 the trade low. =,
s1 .W ,ul,Is 81 ia A. 8. leORHAHh
FAIR IA VEN OYSTERS-
YAHEGEfsEBRATED FAIR HA-
Il VEE Plant Oysters, being the largest and fnogt
Oysters caught at this season Of the year sre re-
eeiVed daily BY Express In cans and ke9g. and for
sale only by }. b. & A. .. GORHAM,
loeIGhiO 1aldW z5u19 - al3t Sup psrioF street
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-tRKNK RGEKEE.-LfVery and Boarding
Stable, ,sS senocaistr A No. Horses and
Carriagss st reasonable 6qarsss. - = 800
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nzsRss6 vhst Dr. BashneiI says oi ths Gr1Isn-
berT Neiicfnes. Dr. E. a q phIaician o. aEtsu1ll8
pracfice ard one ftda l0lt cctssiul in ths coun
" fTrnmbuIli ia which b. Eraide1i
iiIIh1 6grtides that have u-ed tne efuleao osrg,l
pliS .od Nrrshalin CafteiicQ1. sold hcre 81 H. q.
49,. ~ in ~ praclide. lheI are good lodctnlI.
49, 81 DlEr7ilsH and 1elf.cil- la.ies throIl7h-
ort - aaunfrI. sfor Mcdirinfl Or krrnglsa. ~
ff-z4 1l' ID. B. KINGSLEY, ClsqsIa.lIl-
isn8d6R GsueGll agsltl1r 80
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BHsoari Senator.

i-A --i Nlielouri senator.
Waldo a. Johnson was yesterday elected
Q. s, senateF from Missouri.
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Gnntmtsslqi!I...5

lNSEED OIE.@FIVR BARRFIs
II Linseed Oil this day received and Tor ssls 81
mars " NFTUTNGH
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Oats IN lets Of ten bushels TO one hundred,
for twenty-five eeats per bushel, ats. E. D.
Wolf,s, MerHip street.
Cleveland, March f4.-- -'---,.---
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@-istrses iRsiirOad 4ioeets, d for one
dollar are for sale at " T. -Fogg's GroekeFy
Store. " 3oID QIL oEIHlCB
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aOAIHERSAb, U.NTHER6AL,


THEY ARE USED AND. RF-
Il OOMmEHDED by leadins Physicians of tbs
ooSlhttt{s ana All Who rhan pEo1oancs then in
DR.. JAmEsL Z. IEEPEs- Eritss rom N,v,--.
st9rk county ghio,,'Ihs Bitter8 are hietly ulis-
"a n those 5unering nom Indigestion, DY5pellia,
E. 3 DAVIS, Postmaster At WfIiamport Onia
hey give great satisfacti0n. rs then NJ
SELF having taken cold oecome proEtfuts and lost
ny 4qnegitesl 4t raiielFd q "a Es1or1-snd
y win sreat e1sur4ncs Of ~ 1dpritE."
Dr.. Wm-M. KERR, Of Rog3nYills, Ind, wrlts1
de has recon- mnlsldsd rham with great sul,eE-. -
With Lhsm made several cures Of paipitnrion a fta
Heart and General Debility.
THOMAS sTANFORD, Esq., BlounfsTuls, Hsnry
0oi Anos Whites ~ long ist1eT under iIs u ~
= lo6o- he was mucn reduced, having b e. % go
Tor t1l6o years with greet nervous uebiiifV tlirls i
tioH Of the heart Of the most sFsEe snd prsrrIinr
ehafacters "Etisr using lev bottles Wi5 con lI-
y reatorsds and aEn. nov in robust haalrh.'i
GEOkGE W. HOFFMAN says be Was smlctsi
Hlfn rneuatl9In or twenty yeacls al it8 uafisu
forIs and at the dats Of this letter be had bsen f
srA ~ sielns atte HIN could de HIN good.
he 94la- 4urt1eun1 atlgrii DTa peplia Liver Con-
plant, kldn5y Affection, Of DrOpsg, II b aspeciaG
certain renlsdy. - p 'A
,. W. HUNT writes ron DslDhoss AHsa CouufT.
Ohl0, la section where Fever and Ague prsFaiizsi
that he moEt cheerfully rscou1Islu a - q
merit in Al cases Of EsTsr and Aqua DF5pepsn ard
4encrd Debility. -lI CT el
p K GALLEHERs, M. writes from Tal Wet
OhiO-'L MOST rcspectiullf uuiend thu I5herfF
ins Bitters % ths nOliee Of Dyspepc psfsons und
70 ali Who require = stimu lating medicine.
SUCH NEW5 We ABS kEDElF lNff DafHN.
- ? ull Dirsction8 Aeoonpany Each Bottle.
BOLD By DRBGeISTs EVERYWHERE
Price 75 Cests pr B0ftls SIS
= n HARkls Coz PropEissgls,
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Z, soid iI wAoI.a.Is.ad b. Rstsasy

=. 2. saayiords CO. nauEeiizi6, " lllisn ll5f1,
T. ". 6ackrider, end strong a ArmstrorF, llgg6-
and Ohios Roberts samuel, Columbus, ". "a. Gre
ham, bAndusky; carter 3 BrOthar, Hfis, "a.
Viewers salt kheum Syrup aud Cerafs, = s1ld hT
Ourchlll 8 Hrolnsr- = r-ln
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All Of the GrasEenberg Medicines are bE
sale BY
CHURCHILL 4 BROTH EB, QEugtist
Rl0 s. ". cor ONTARIO Ii. q l,ubllo sdl--
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sSE rsSsels , 5lrl.! !gsslslS, topals -, y,s,s,r
2 yeari tn weekly, Three DsiilTs ssr fsSr
Hiao-sia li ffief6 l9li0 ma Gir1--7-
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Q. 8 9 &C. :. 3 '''- u


-, 1sSa,ell4 siecoI la1l E'lft Ha1is
- 1een tested IN slery variety ofc1lHsta rrll
Allle.1 every 4etion knbiu 10 AdIsfica1-. fTi7
~ ~ el1ao@s eQll-ent comran on and inesfiu11hI1
Ils59 = tAe l--liol1rI 41d th5 ffaFelsr--al
~ llno-ane 10 one should travel "a or -.
sndl 2lTsF8' Withoutlt lt.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-19

~ All should not fail 70 read the adver-
tiSement Of Prot. Wood in tO-day,s paper.
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! CARBON LAMP -OIL.4-J6sF RI
" oqE-llFED, 4 supply Of double rsaaea Orion On,
sah27 .-v4aW 81 r.-rs - ~ - : =, 80,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-03-11
The Bona spar,e Family Suit.

Judgment was delivered by the tribunal Of
the Seine in the Bonaparte-Paterson case en-
Friday, Feb. IL. The Court declared that as
the object Of tho demand made by Madame
EiIZATErH PATERSON and JEROME Bona
rAurE, her son, was the liquidation and the
div isiOn of the succession Of the Prince JE-
ROME who died on the 2ith Of June, 1860
and, inasmuch as among the grounds OF oppoSi-
tien TO the demand is one that the claim has
been already judged 10y two decisions Of the
conssH de IdmjHe. dated the ith Of July, 1896,
and the 9TH Of July, 1860, which proclaimed
the nullity of the marriage of the 9th Of De.
ccmber, 1903, and its invalidity even as re-
CARDS property, the Court added:
Hnis ,xpsdIsn, abDva all TO examine the valid
ny Il thig PIoutd Z oppos,ti'n inAsInuch as II 10
le well hIpGed II would establish psreuptur,
exception 10 tne present dsnaud, and would M
longer te,oBg to tGe UiDun. ~ eNzmins the otner
grounds OF opp, stipn, nr To decide whether tue
marriage Ia MT nui for having been contracted IN
ClAndestine manner, or wbbthtr Mme PArrtR'
SON could isIy N hes god "a N IN the Legal 40
eepton Of a.. term, or what eth ,arY should bs at
uibut, 10 the doreea u the ll'h and 3Oh vsntose
oi the year II; and In hle, wha'hsr the pcsres.ion
Of n position clsimtd bS hc psries represented 10y
NJ. BEgEYtE does NOT ms't an tnsrgstc c, iucs.sInt
AID manifest contra ouon In tbs stmpe fact of the
second maj fisg. cOnli acted In lsOl by Ponce
JtRohE sLd ,be PrBcs~s CAtnEgisE, OF Wntbu-
berg, the -iIh Of the ley. rex stsnce Of ,hs
III 1T mar iags Lnh wheths ar consequently, the IT,
te Of relative giv'n 10 ,IERosk PkTrnss bs ac
coidif z to ths nsbitusl r..ssOns Of life, psr.Gu.
laIly when Il must be recOllscs-d that to aimt .
ClesT right by bOod. wUud, On the part Of the
c. lldrsu born Of she second marriage, be denial
O' their swu !cg himacy"
Tho Court then referred to the 1,3j0th and
] 3ilst articles of the Code Ndpoj,or, and hay-
ing recaptulatcd all the facts Of the case a,
stated by cOunsel IL declared that the den auds
" Madame hIIzABErH PATERSON and her
son JEROME BoSErARTE, aro not admissible
and must be rejected, and ordered that the
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II Of no value in comparison with gold. In
1858 he went east, and remained with his reia-
tives, taking with him his collection Of mine
rails and gold specimens Last February he
saw q specimen Of Washoc orc at W. T. COLE
MAN & Co. in Wall street, and remarking the
resemblance to his load specimsns procured a
piece to compare with his own. lie was 30 we'll
satsfed that theyiwer identical In nature that
he bad each asssyed, and his lead specimen
proved to be rich silver ore. Keeping his own
counscl he returned TO California last spring,
and has spent the intervening time in retracing
his footsteps over the chemical and chaparrL
hills Of Mariposa, and his estigations have
resulted in his discovery as above named"
Mining and scientific parties are now enga yed
in exploring these new mineral regiens, and
I he stream Of adventurers is already setting
eastward, across the Sierra, from the southern
country, and next spring aud summer, that
whole region will be tilled up with eager trcs-
sure hunters.
From these new discoveries, California de-
rivcs additional resources and Importance.
Fresh streams Of cmigation will pour INTO the
state, and a new and'incrcascd impetus will 10
impaired TO its industrial and commercial nc.
tivity, while the commerce Of the world will
be stimulated by tho increased production sf
the precious metals"
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Foreign Items.

SrrRGEoSS SEw TABERSACLE in London
will cost $50, 0,O00-contributed, it is estimated
ly about one millou parsons.
LOCOMOTIVES To TE DRIVEN by American
anthracite coal, are being constructed at Ivy in
Francs, under the direction of a PhiladelPhian
named MULHoLLAHp.
The LATEST STEAM ESoIsE.-A new kind
Of steam engine called "Pendulous," working
With great economy, has been invented in Eng.
lind.
Az ESGLIsH COMPANY Is negotiating In
Egypt, for the parchase Of the lands belonging
to the company for cutting the canal to Suez,
for the cultivation Of cotton.
TIE WEATHER IN HAYrI is singularly even
snd general. The range Of Temperature dur,
ing December was from "a and S5 degrees
During January II was from " to "a.
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Criminal.

ALFRED HoHS OF CIsCNNArI has Just 70
turned irtn Arkansas, where, ny speculation,
he amasscd the sum Of 81, 700. Instead of
depositing tho amount with somo bluk, he
placed it in the hands Of his wifo, "a being q
more secure place The other morning tho
lady dccampcd, taking with her tho money.
Mr.. Hons courtcd the assistance Of an officer
and sought all afternoon for his missing wife,
but without success.
IN THE TRIAL or A roLyGAMr CAsT, at
Bangor, Me, the second wife Of the defendant
was put upon the stand TO disprsye his identity.
She said she married man " that name, aud
that the defendant looked like the man, but she
coulo not swear il was he. Her own doubt
caused none in the minds Of the jury.