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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-12-18

e SCHOLARSHIPS CAN BE PURCHASED AT
y either point and good at all Colleges.
TIE COLLEGIATE COURSE
Embraces Double and Single Entry Book Keeping
Commercial Computations, Commercial Law. Pc .,man-
ship. Business CorTes oAdeHce. Partncrship. Senti-
mcnts. etc
DEPARTMENT oE E00K-KEEpISG
And Accounts. or2aEizod and conducted On the Count
ing,r"om syst"m the halls ot study being fitted up
ness, and the student introduced the rracti
cal workings and routine Of banks commissi"n ious-
es. Railroad Offices. and Counting Rooms generally.
pRACTICALTExT BOOKS.
The teaching III the Box Keeping Department is
mostly from written manu- cript forms. with oral in
dit on sthch. order To make the Coltegiat" course
a thorough and eHectuai a. possible, the following
text books have been prepared:
BRYANT K STATIONS BOOK KEEPING, IL
THREE EDITIONS.
/. Primary htstto", fog Common Schools 10. pages
! Price - cents.
! ernies, 2lG par's. Price. SIS.
=. Counting House Edition, for Accountant. and
! Business Men, 35u pages
Published ~ lsisoi., phinncy, ~ Co.. = & 80 Walk
err street, New YORK.
BRYANT q STATIONS COMMERCIAL CALCC
LATIoNS.
For Accountants, Business Men, High Schools aus
! Academies. -! pages. Price sl.25.
Published ~ u. APPLETON, t!3 q si5 Broadway New
York.
SPENCERIAE SYSTEM or PENMANSHIP,
| l a series of nine books. by Il. =. SPENCER.
College Coll, rooms open day and eve"'ng No vacations
any kina, cali at tne college, or address
, BRYANT sTRATToN,
. Chicago. Illinois.
June 10, l2G2. yan2i ~
= TUE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OIL
: ! SVFFERER:-tublis aS a warning an,
! for the especial benefit Of Young Men. and thos
who sutl9r with Nervous Debility, Loss OF Mem
| DRY. Premature Decay, &c. &c by ne who ha
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PLASTER RING.
The subscribers will be pre-

to DO piastering, and all other kinds of Mason
"ork, the coming season. One of them will al.
ways be found at the New Court House
EDWARD GOLDEN,
Upton, Jan. 30, SO. {5yD THOMAS Golden.
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HEl. PENNSYLVANIA. HOUSE.

CUll;LR IF 9Th 4 Iowa sgs., DAvENroKT, iowa
DAVIS ~ SONS, PRorRIProRs.
5-UE.. OINlBG~ES to and from the CARS
Z Once for stages leaving for i.c Claire.
Primo. :ota Lyons, De Witt MaQ1oketa and Ana
tno-a Fare, One dollar Ter Gay. ln4G)
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SEWING MACHINES.
l. CORN ELL i { . 5
Family and Manufacturing
$40 SEW INC NEIHlNES'
.rGAEE, Il EaLR'E PAVENT.

-, . .rr,.s u ,v,sr
tArtahh ~ -'i' -
81 are happy to say 10 the thousands VINO are using
our machines and the thousands tina; "aii therl ttas
cash machine now hears the patent license stamp oil
GRONEk " BAkEE. elias Howe, jr.. and nj! persons
selling using them are secure against any no!es'a-
tion.
oar Machines are now Just what We want them: IN
dret competition and on equally popular basis with
made and highest priced Eaac hines IN any mar
Act and they sill. sod al SiH and So, including
ilemmers (of which Ne have several styles Needles.
and everything necessary their use in tami. or shop
This them SID th@ cGCat est, !e- tmate and first
class Machine in market.
In justice our Machines well a. our customers
Offer fHRa tAC mEsCg il. SIXTY days for any
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PIANOEs.

Persons who wish to buy Piano Of the best maker,
viii be shown how they can save hand some sum In
the purchase il they address
PIANO. care JOY, Coz g. Co.,
Publishers Agents,
New York 20.
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christmas 0 New Years Present /!
WHEELER Il WILSON'S
SE"EN. MACHINE

valuable and appropriate testim onial of a
FATHER to his DAUGHTER,
son tohis MOrIiER;a
HUSBAND to his WIFE: or
BROTHER to his SISTER.
This CIT is profitable and avilable n
lifetime.
II is equal to ten seamstresses.
An Annual Dividend of 100 to 500 ner
cent. Ton its cost may be obtained in
use-by its possessor.
II. HAMMOND, Agent
h'imi for Upton, and vicinity
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New a1usic. ~...ss.arah Jane L;c!''..SoHy
and Chorus.

, VERY BEAUTIFUL FLOWING MELODY. with
easy accom- Impairment; can be sung BY children as
well as adults. ard will soon become Of the most
poLular songs "ft day. Sentiment Of the words
ceIlen. Price IS cents mailed free. Just published
by nOhAtE WATERS,
NAV &c 1853 No. 1893 Broadway. New York
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Ihs h,t,isM Of our Soldiers & SaiI,rs

The critics and the public right that
inns Will surpass, in graphic narrative exciting
s' anu extensive popularity, all other histories Of the
var Tor the Mon II. theme will he the heroic
patient suffering and breadth escapes Of our sol
diers and its incidents i'll form the theme Of
sht"n at innutnerahlr hresdes for years to come 1t
Will contain IN addition to Its stirring details the hti-
osnphica' Analysis Of th" Causes Of the War 10y JoHs
LorhRor MoTLET, l.. l.. d., author Of The Rise of
the Dutch Republic the dates Of all the import
ant from the John Brown raid, and cura,c
and revised account Of the principal battles, with
/ Cravings
one-third the proceeds Of all subscription sent di-
rect to u. will he given for the Relief Of Disabled
ders; and all persons VIII wish copy Of the work and
also to benefit the soldiers should sendy anne md
address Also officer private, person
many section Of the country, having knowledge Of
heroic act stirring incident, will ohlge by sendn.
account 81 it.
Booksellers. Postmasters. aud Canvassng Agents
! will he furnished with subscription Prospectus o,
! Applicant on to the Publishers.
IT ? liberal commission giren to soldiers desir!n,
TO oct as agents in taking subseriptions.
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Ncv. and Improved instantaneous
IIO UID Fl AIR DYE

~ l.,h III. r ears Of scientific experimenting | hav
tr.!t to perfection. It Ayesbl4ck or brown Instant
tr.!st tnrr the hair or skin. warranted the hes
article oi the Al3d n existence Pricc-Gns SO Cts
3guat, SO ley Street. New York.
VII ,o:a.'J
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Something for the Times |
A Necessity in every Household!
JOHNS & CROSLEY's |
American Cement GIsse.
THE STRONGEST GLUE IN TIE WORLD!
THE CHEAPEST GLUE IN TIE WORLD!
THE MOST DURABLE GLUE IN THE WORLD!
THE ONLY RELIABLE GLUElN THE WORLD!
THE BEST GLUE IN TIE WORLD!
-Imeracan Cement Glue
u the only article of the kind ever produced
WILL WITHSTAND WATER!
1T WILL MEND WOOD,
Save your broken Furniture.
IT WILL MEND LEATHER,
Mend your Harness, Straps, Belts, Boots, &c.
1T WILL MEND GLASS,
Save the pieces of that expensive Cut Glass Bottle
IT WILL MEND IVORY,
Don't throw away that broken Ivory Fan, II i, easily
repaired.
IT WILL MEND CHINA,
Your broken China Cups and saucers can be made As
good as new.
1T WILL MEND MARBLE,
put on as strong as ever.
IT WILL MEND PORCELAIN,
No matter IL that broken Pitcher did not cost but a
shiiling,a shilling saved is a shilling earned.
1T WILL MEND ALABASTER,
That costly Alabaster Vase is broken and you can't
match it. mend it, will never show when put together
1t will Mend Rome. Coral, Lava, and In
fact every thing but Metals.
Any article Cemented with AMERICAN CEMENT
GLUE will not show where it is mended.
EXTRACTS. au
Every honsekeeper should have n supply Of
Johns a Cic-'cy's American Cement Glue -
Nt,r YORK Times.
1t is so convenient to have in the house,
Ma York Er;
At is always reatv: this cnmmcnls il to eve
ry body .''-Nm York k.aepeadent
we have tried II, and find il useful in our
house as water MIXES Spirit of.he 7D-,s.
! ECONOMY IS WEALTH.
$40 per year saved in every family ty on bottle Of
American EsiiNI' GLUE.
Price - Cents per Bottle.
iricc 70 cents per Bottle.
FrlCc % cents per Bottle,
irce - cents per Bottle.
Price - cents per Bottle!
Price - cents per Bottle!
Very liberia! reductions to wholesale dealers
Terms cash.
fI'-I sale by all druggists and storekccpers
generally throughout the country
JOHNS 4 CROsLEy,
t>oe Manufacturers,
- WILLIAM SrRErr
corner Of Liberty >trcet) NEW YURls
vsn4syl
Important to House Owners.
Important to Builders.
Important to Railrrad Cos
Important to Farmers.
To ali "hom his may concern, and Il
concerns cryLosiy
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HO FOR WILTON.
$3.50
rEuE SUBSCRIBER WILL r." TACK
DALI. FROM Upton TO WILTON

and back. Having contracted 10 carry a daily
mail. at low rate, and having good teams he
hopes TO receive a good share Of patronage.
n2Uvp JOSEPH WALTERS
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JOINS 4 CRosBEY's AMERICAN CENENT GL.s
for sale at the Post ONCE. See advertisements.
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PIANOS. MELODEONS,

Alexander Organs
s,.., xu,;,. Assie Be.ks, Music MsreAssdise, and
aH kisd. If s'Iss" s"'"'''s''"
r,,uE HORACE WATERS MODERN IMPROVED
! / Oyerstrung
Iron Franc Pianos,
,,s,,v p,onounced BY the Press and Music Masters
to re- SUPERIOR Instruments. They are baiit OF she
and most thoroughly seasoned ,aa MI mi
and mellow; the touch elastic Each fiame ~a,rahssu
for three years Price from e.o to SUI. seeS nsa
ss oss.ys. $50 500; 81 oet.,s sli,.o 1871 *
octaye., SIGO to $50; octxves Sls to e. SECOND
hand Melodsons ron SSto "' =, H,ss.nd.r Srr.ns:
,or rent, and rent allowed II purchased A. per
agreement.
Horace Waters Nelodeons.
rosewood Cases, Tuned to Equal Tempe amen'
10. - octave, scroll legs from , ,os 60
" a-!s :. =. r.or' Is
:. IS " piano style itor' 10, ,W
:. s-s :. two :s,opssnd two set. ofreed... $50
:. IS two stops, two sets of reeds, and ,,,
, sos,sye Tr,an Msiodeons two banks Of
Ieys. pedal bass, four and six stops, NO. RS: @~
These Meledeons remain in tune long time Each
Melodeon warranted for three years
The Alexandra Organ
!. reed instrument, corresponding in power and ecm-
mass to the ordinary 10 feet pipe organ. All VINO nave
any knowledge Of the Piano perform upon the m
strument without difficulty. the Key board eeihg he
came as tina; of the Piano. In size IL from to ia
feet high and from feet wide IL 10 elegant IN
t,rm And solid in construction. 1t IS more easily re-
r,oysd than the upright Piano and possesses the re-
markahle advantage of seldom II ever seths OUT oil
tune; ,,ssw,oa cases. <,on.. e,oo
" :. ls3
:. u Gas
The same. size larger. .N
The same. in finer case. ~
The sane. in rich rose wood case. 800
- stops. with perc ussioa, 3lo
The same, larger. tso
she SINE. in finer ease. $50
- stops, with percussion. and expression Ia MAN. 80
The same in rich rosewood case, rs
liberal disco to cash customers during the war.
and an extra discount Clergy Churches. Sab
bath schools. Lodges. Summaries and teachers. The
Trade supplied on the most liberal terms.
HORACE WATERS. Agent,
No. 4sl Broadway, New York.
THE PATRIOTIC SONG BoNk-l5, 900 copies ssu-
ell in four weeks. superior collection of choice
Tunes and Hymns written and composed for the times
10 sang during the by the uprising millions Of
men women and children who stand by the flag Of our
country and despise traitors 1t contains "a pages of
Songs Duets and Choruses both sacred and secular.
Among the number the following popular songs
The Star Spangied Banner The Flag of our Union For
Where Liberty Dwells There is my Country. God
Speed the Right My Country IT'S of Thee, Our Flag is
There. Flag OF the Nation, o Care for Them Tendery
the Gem of the Ocean. Freemen's Gathering. &c Also
Bible Account of the Great Slaughter of Traitors in tn,
days of King Gthosi nhat All tor 10 cents, So pei
hundred. Just published by
HORACE WATERS, Agent.
No. All Broadway. New ork.
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sINGEl.'s STANDARD MACHINES

Tor manufacturing purposes. which are wei
known to b" without any succ"ssfu. rival in the
market. Mach has recently been published in
regard to various stitches made by sewing ma
chimes. We will take it for granted that all the
world knows the Tact, at singers Machines
maAc the best stitch ever inyt'ted,. and DO it in
the hest style.
fg"Send for a copy Of H. Singer &. Co.,
hasette, which contaus iull information sltou,
prices, sizes, etc. Of s wing ma dimes and ptU b.
sufrlied gratis. l. NJ. SINGER 4 co.
Jan. ~ 1853: AS Hro4.iiruy Nsc York
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FIFTY DOLLARS!

This great reduction will leave the public
without indnrcmcnt or excuse for huying any of
the inferior machin which infringe our nat.
eAts. Competition will henccforth become i'm.
possible. Avery large reduction has been 10 de
In TIC mrirns If oil Of
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D1. W. n. Hrr7n,a
AENlAI IREASuRv,

neaesl and most valuable present that one friend
can make TO another. Price, 81. Sent BY express
receipt OF price. - -'
try. '"s"'"N '"e W.
,rioN.-As there are dealers who take advantage
w. our advertisements to impose upon their omess
', preparations, is necessary to insist upon what
you can Tor and You will get the best test
;, % prepared ~ an experienced and scientific Den.
si,; asurer OF the New York State Dentists Asso'
taisociety. Address. ~ "
WIN. b. lIURD L CO., New York.
by '@s "'e 'o' ss'e ;" ''
Upton, July 10, 1862
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Sh,et JMssie. JNssie Besks, .Hsse 'ssrsssss," .
.Ukisas If .Mssiesi Issh s1ssfs' - ms s"e'' ~"
,,.mE HORACE WATERS MODERN IMPROVED
1 Oyerstrung
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Sin gers Sewing Machine.

IT IFDL!.AItS.
AFiNG completed and occupied our great
1 tire-proUt Manatactory--ihem most pcrfec 4
machine shop in the world-we have signalized
the event by producing a new Family SEWN 9
Machine, containing the latest improvements, al
the very low price Of
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-10-11
Poultry Keeping.

A correspondent OF the Albany Coun-
try Gentleman sends to that journal the
following interesting letter on poultry
keeping:
keep from 100 10 200 fowls, mostly Of
the Black Spanish breed, and keep them
confined the year round, but disease is
not known among them; and can as
sure you that they do full as we'll as those
kept by others who believe that fowls can
taOt do we'll unless they are kept scratch
ling. My yard is only % by GO feet, filled
IL inches deep with leachcd ashes and fine
sand. have large box containing some
80 bushels Of burnt oyster shells and
'bones, which the fowls have free access to.
Sand when the top becomes dirty take it
of and put it under my grape vines. My
gardener raises $40 heads of cabbage, an
,nually, which are fed them through the
winter, and in summer ne gives them alt
the lettuce they want. have contract
for ten beef heads weekly, and give them
plenty Of sour milk in addition to all of
which, they have free access to mixture
ofcorn, oats, wheat and barley, which is
kept in a hin holding some 40 bushels, so
constructed as to regulate ITSELF and not
allow the fowls TO waste grain, or scratch
In it. My watering trough is also con-
Gtructed 80 as only to admit the heads of
khe owls, and is always full Of pure, clean
water, which is of more Importance than
anything else in keeping poultry healthy.
A barrel Of lime, bucket, and brush,
are indispensable articles in a poultry
house, and should be used every rainy
day, embarrassing every thing but the
Door, and using the dust If the lime OF
that. But wash the floor first. have
tried all your vermin preventives, ari ev.
ervbody's else, but never succeeded in
keeping my fowls free nntil found O
remedy by experimenting
r The nests arr so constructed as to be
\" taken apart in two minutes: they arc
perfectly smooth inside and out, and about
once in every two months have them Ia
Ken down, clearly washed, and then thor
OugiIfy coated with common whale oil, and
have never seen single louise upon
them, nor can one be found around my
premises. We apply the oil with a con-
mon brush, and it can be relied upon as a
sure preventive against vermin on fowls.
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The DEAD CnILD.-The little child is
dead, dead. Move softly round tte boys;
tread revcrcntly when you near the room
where the beautiful form lies in its little
coffin. How still the very shrOud seems
scuIptured; you never knew how lovely
he was until now; you never knew hall
his gentle virtues. Over your heart the
memury of his sweet smiles hovers like an
angel; his eye was brighter than any you
will ever see again; his voice more must
cal than the sweetest lutte. 0, why will
the stranger pass on unhee,ling? why
does the school.doy laugh and shout, even
beneath the window where he lies? How
can travellers rattle by so heedlessly p
How can the world, the heartiess world,
go on with its shows, its farces, its pleas
ure seeking, its tumults of peace and war,
joy and hatred, when loving, happy
hearted Willie sleeps unknowing ALP
Alas the little child is dead, and fain
would the stricken soul clothe all the
world in mourning.
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lfgaI advertisements.
SUMMONS.


CTATE OF CAIIFoRNIA, County OF Fl Dorado
cial Dissatisfaction brought in the District Court
Of the Eleventh Judicial District, and the complaint
filed in the county Of III Dorado, in the Office Of the
clerk OF said District Court in and for said county
and tate.
The People Of the State Of California, to HENRY
ROSWARN, defendant, greetiuL:
You are hereby required TO appear in an action
brought against you by William Roberts, Plaintiff,
in and for the County Of Fl Dorado and answer the
d. SOP within ten days exclusive Of the day Of ser
vice. after the service on you of this summons-if
served within this county il served cut Of this
ty, but within this Judicial District within twenty
days; or, il served out of said District, then within
forty days--or judgment by default will be taken
against you.
The said action Is brought TO recover judgment
against you for the OF two hundred and ten dol
lars with interest thereon fr"m the 2Sh day Of July
A. d. ls62.-Hmount due Plaintiff a certain prom
isSOry note made by you Ia favor ni Plaintiff the
2Sth day Of April A. II 1852. and payable three
months afer date, for tie SUM ~ two hundred AMI
ten dollars; and II you Gail t" APPEAR and answer
the said complaint ahnvc quirrd tr- said Plain
interest and c"s.s accoi ding ,o tl- prayer Of said
complain.
Witness. Hon n. ,. Myr's. Judrc Of said District
Court Of the Eleventh Judicial District.
t-~l Attest my hand and the seal Of said Court,
$. in and for said county OF HI Dorado. hereto
49, affixed, at Office in the City Of Placerville,
this the 25th day of August A. D. lSG2.
THOMAS b. PATrEN, Clerk
A. C. SEARLE PIE 5 Att'y.-aug3U+3m
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Il 4 1Arr.ATl nT IN YEAR las1.

Twas yuuax, I va aAir, was only ssvsntseni
Tsse sass ssAlsE h'g, who In the ware had
HhSsard =: "a snA curling. AI' eye was bright
nIs aGaly eASsE Was taaasA with the Balakla1,
SssAe ss.1ssIy t1fAsa q. an Of the deeds he had
His ~ssas ~eFs full Of ssuss and liking SOOu
- began;
BsaSFs noash / loved him a. none but woman can,
And gAsegAt that he loved me, for he used To
IL . hasAfal, half confused, and blushing sort Of
way,
When our eyes ehanced to meet, which was some
times In the day.
Bus slAs the bright blue sky was quickly ciOudsd
Ger;
She was stately as = queen, while ives slight aud
Her dark eyes dashed with witt beheld with de
That the love dream had built was castle in
the air
was asked to the wedding, and went to bid
Fer wished him to be happy, my gallant soldier
But when their srOth wa, plishted, and tn. fatal
And saw the beamins fac. of the proud and bril-
liant bride,
with the hero Of my heart 90 loving at her side,
Then the evil aend of Jealousy inAamed nv soul
The blessing 81 my lips became a curse within;
Ny heart mas seething hot with bitterness and
gall;
My.-sry :PiIi: bad. m. cease to think of them at
when heard that they had quilted old England
1e,2snT'l
Twas In that frightful year when each night the
Indian rky,r'
BIOOd-red With connagratiOn, proclaimed disaster
nigh,
When half-eoneeAled rebellion crept through the
when the sacred Cakes Of Mystery were passed
from man TO mAD.
TIN Mutiny upreared her head, and Massacre
began!
And % read the news Of the miseries and fears,
Ny secret maledction came sounding in my ears,
Would to Heaven could recall it, prayed with
many vow
"Would could quit my peaceful home, and take
thy place, for thou
With thy beloved Eife, art beleaguered in Luck
now !"
Five SeAFy DOnths Of drought and damp that gal
LIANT little band,
Thtnned by disease, pressed by the foe, fought
daily, hand to hand
Ny soldier manned the guns; hiS noble-beArted
bride,
HeedIess OF shot and shell exploding at her side,
Tended the sick TILL well, Or cheered them as they
died.
Upon Southampton pier waited for the mail
Her deck was thronged with widows, cAre-llden,
SAD, and pSle
One pale but lovely woman l sought amid the
Crowd;
No rivals now, but sisters by the same sorrow
bowed,
Our mutual love lies buried in that gallant soldiers
shF0ud.
No eSnnOD-ShOf, no sabre cut bad swept him from
her side,
But with relief in actual view, he sank worn ont,
and died;
Yet heaven TO sOothe that widowed heart hath
kept gin in store
She coon will be mother and, her suffering safe
ly DER,
The babe shall have two mothers, since the father
10 10 more! Al,
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NOTICE TO cRED1ToRs.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of FL Dorado.
- In the County Court in and Tor said county
franklin Mexican vs.. His Creditors.
In the mater If the petition Of Franklin Mexican,
an InsOlvent Debtor:
P1rsuantfe order file herein, made by the
Hon. James johnson, Judge OF the Court aforesaid,
notice is hereby given to all the creditors OF said In
solvent Debtor, Franklin Mexican, to be and appear
before the Court aforesaid at the court house Of said
county in the City of Placerve, on the 25th day Of
November. A. d. 1852 at the hour Of ten O'Clock A..
NJ OF said day, to show cause, II any they can, Why
the prayer Of said InsOlvent Debter should not be
granted, and an assignment Of his estate he made,
and he be discharged from his debts and liabilities in
pursuance Of the Statute in such case made an pro-
vided. Aud, in the time, it is ordered that all
judicial proceedings against said Insolvent Debtor
be stayed.
-, Witness my hand and the seal Of said
L. Court hrreo affixed Mt Office in the City Of
- Placervillr, this 18Th day Of September d.
1862 THOMAS H. PATTEN, Clerk.
BLAScHARD 4 MEREDITH, Att'ys for Petitioner.
lsept2umll
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PIAcervilIe Post once.

~--~s~.. SsNNnS1SSoHue-
Tor an parts OF this State, close every day at INV
ONCE at o'clock Pm.
Inc mails Tor the Atlantic States. and Euron.-
close At this ofice every day at 12 O'Clock NJ
The Mails Tor Oregon and Washing ton TeTritoyv .
close every day at9 o'clock pm.
The Mails for Grizzly Flat close at this oGRc
every Wednesday, morning at 6o'cloek.
The Malsfnr NEWTON close at o'clock,
on Mondays, Wednesdays. and Fridays.
The mails Tor Cedarviiie and Indian DiRrin0
close at o'clock A. NJ, every Monday and Pridav
The Mails for Cold Springs and ColomA eloSeev
cry day, Sundays exterted) ats O'Clock.
The Kelsey, Spanish Flat, and Georgetown Nal
close tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays Al Ok.
O'Clock r. ~
The Mails for Carson Valley and Salt Lake ca
close every day 81 ~ o'clock NJ.
OFFICE ll0CRS.-Frorn O'Clock, A. M.,tnu
NJ: Ard from tin G, 2. NJ, iSundays excepted
On Suudays-Rrom untillO. A. NJ, aud.r
until Pm. r. VI. W. H. RODGERS, Pm