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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-02

Books for the Million, at the Bookstore Of the
Brothers NICHOLSON and Stationery for the thousands!
Their scientific religious, and literary Books of the
choice selections; and their School Books are
the latest and approved series All the latest
issues of the best Magazines and Newspapers for
sale their and for Cards, Picture Frames
Window Curtains, WALLPAPER, and every article that
should be found in well-regulated Bookstore, go 10
the Messrs. NlcHoLsoSs. opposite the Bank of the
State and supply yourselves.
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eg- A daughter Of Hercules Croker, Sunday
evening last upset a Coal Oil Lamp, and her clothes
taking fire. she into the street, when
dashed bucket Of water her and put the fire out.
She was, fortunately, only burned slightly on her
wYis
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The Bottom of the Market. without regard to
cost the motto of WILSON ELLIOTT, and they now
offer Dress Goods Fannels Muslns, Checks, Stripes,
Coaks, Shawls, Men and Boys Wear. Shoes, &c, &C.,
at the lowest Cash Prices. Remember their place is
Strattan Corner.
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Wayne County, S S.
State Of Indiana,
JOSEPH LEWIS
In the Wayne
Gnrrfit Court
CHARLES CATEY

JOSEPH LEWIS In she Wayne
GIrcnt Court
CHARLES CATEY August Term A. D. 1855
ALLEN C6ksELIUs Jr.l Attachment No. 1880.
uDE IT KNOWN, that on this 21st day of February
ID 1865, the above named Plaintiff, BY W l. Psells
the Wayne Circuit Court, his complain. against said
defendants IN the above entitled cause together with
the affidavit Of competent person that said defend
ants are residents Of the State of Indiana
SAID defendants Charles Casey andtAIlen Cornelius
Jr. are therefore hereby notified of the fling aDi
tendency of said complaint against them, and that
unless they appear and answer demur thereto Al
the calling Of The sad cause The second d.y of the
nexs Term Of sad Court. % be begun and he'd the
Court House IN Cen:erTilie, On The Ist Moy,day !,
August sad complaint and the matters and s;nSs
therein contained and aliedesd, viii be taken as true
and the said cause VII be heard and determined h
their absence.
81 Witness. sANL B. SCHLAGLE, Clerk. and
- the Seal Of sad Court, ss CenterviIle this
3lss day Of February Iss5.
SAM. B. SCELAGLE, Clerk
k4ve5,4el By Rcb. c. Corhaley, Deputy
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-02

rbs Subscriptions to Tie 80 loan, yesterday
aDoanssd 10 q, ~, $50.
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State Of Indiana Wayne County, S S.

State OF Indiana. wayne County, 5.
In the Wayne
CHARLES DEMO Common Please Court
May Term, A D-IS55.
NARY ANN DEMO Divorce No 2242
DE 1T KNOWN, that, this 2lst day Of Zebra
ID airy, 1855, the above named Plaintiff by John C.
Whitrdge, his Attorney, filed IN the Office Of til. Clerk
of the WAYNE Common Pleas Court, his complaint
agans. said defenda ct in the above entitled cause
gether with the affidavit of competent person that
said defendant is not resident of the State of Indi
said defendant Mary Ann DEMO, therefore, Is here
by notified of the filing and tendency Of said complaint
against her, and that unless she appear and
demur thereto. at the calling of the cause
on the second day of the next Term of said Court
to be begun and held the Court House II Center
viIle on the second Monday of May next said com
plant and the matters and things therein contained
and alleged viii be taken true and the said cause
viii be heard and determined In her absence
81 Witness SAMUEL 3. SCHLAGLE. Clerk
3Sealf and the Seal of said Court, At Centerville
it this 2lst day of February 1855
SAMUEL B. SCHLAGIE, Clerk
Centeryille, Feb. 81, 1865. 52-4w. $50
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~ Sherman il said TO be about ninety miles from
WilninSton.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-02
RICHMOND INSURANCE AGENCY

In this old established Office there are, Fire In
Companies represented, where aggregate
capital amounts to upwards of,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-02
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET


SUBSCRIPTION AGENT, PhiladeiIh pisa.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED by tlsr,
First National Bank, Richmond,
First National Bank, Centerville,
First National Bank, Cambridge City.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-25

clerk in every county i'll this State, to supply
each Of the officers named in this act with a
copy.-And it shall be the duty of each of
said clerks to Immediately transmit copy
of the same to each Of the Judges or inspec-
tors Of election in his county.
SEC. Is. The necessary blank for max
ing the registers acquired by law shall be
prepared hv the Secretary OF State and trans
Init,-d 20 the persons entitled to receive them
in tn same manner that blanks returns of
elections are now transmitted.
SEC. 10. Nothing contained in this act
81 all be construed in any manner to effect the
provisions of an act that has been or may be
passed ut the present session of the General
Assembly to enable the qualified electors Of
this State absent therelrom in the military
service Of the United States in the army or
navy thereof to vote.
SEC. 30 This act shall be in force from
and after its passage
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Is 5''''''.,e.'A - --1 '-'' .'-,
!et'Jl'Heu t'2 "''"' LIZ N.'.''"=, no
chimes whlch nave peca 'iiA re.ea = ]"
other diS'Fici' ana nave "esn "O'>e" ~ com
pressed ar ana o' t!e pti"t...- % -l5 p.-H
moHon' ihl' MacA!Le lS' L""'''F' "p. -
y "a';er'pTessuVe. a 4Jp po"lH5 10 an 'Iie"'
conveyed IN u men wrought lF1A pipes .'''"
= SINAI. engine EAed near '-S ,-.'" y. 'Ie
PIX. ~ ul--. |.. .---- I'll ~ --',
e ! COAL "-..a ,7 ".@
'..3"" ,.~+> .' -'.'
mounted @" iJ"F WIS., '-"- .'' ~'-- ~ ''s
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Ae --..HE u. '.-'. - "-.
Ia. .'s7. ana --.'s- '.. s''- ' 49,
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"Een t@l5-l .iAt' anu = . "'-'.~''" .'-'''
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worked ""- Z S'e'.G. ''..l.-..- -..'''. '5- ''-@I
ting motion rs S..eA' anne, "'''" u! -'
ca' tAe "h5.e "' --1 '.',''''' % ~.' -
Gvl-A OF " !eet =" ''l"''' 1-I g. 5T'-''''''' '
IN eHi.fe'y sen "e'-"H :" 90 De-. -. ."' o"7'
1t propelled I''eH .7I"''i"' secured -.
iasI oe'"ee" INC 400. ""' '''t i'.~.. ~ ,-'
cutters were III operation. anu 's"'" 'S'1'2 2e-'
l'seI with the ieIufh s'g'-'' DE ma i'.e
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-25

REBEL NEGRO ENLISTMENT BILL.-1he
Richmond papers chronicle the final passage
of The bill. By the rebel congress, to arm the
ncgross-that is. to place 200, 600 able bodied
slaves in the rebel army. The chief ;.rcu-
meut in favor Of the bill vas. that Gen. ee
desired lis passage. 1t passed the senate
only by Hunters vote. who was opposed 70
the bin. but voted for it under Instructions.
Before casting MS vote, lowevcr. Senator
Hunter made long speech, which is publish
ed in the Richmond papers, and Of which The
telegraph gives rs the following brief rotice
The speech of Senator Hunter in the rebel
Senate IS printed. He voted for the bill to
arm and cmancipate negroes under instruc-
tions form the Virginia legislature, but he
entered his protest against it as an abandon
ment of the contest anl of the ground upon
which the south seeded. lie also showed
from statistics that no considerable body oi
negro troops could be raised in states over
which the government had control without
stripping the country Of the labor absolutely
necessary to produce food, and ne stated that
the command of conscripts with authority 10
! impress 10000 slaves had, since last Sopten-
I ber been able TO get bu; 1900.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-25

/ President Andy Jobnson's speech upon III
occasion OF his inauguration. We do 70
/ learn tha. it was submitted 70 Nr johnson
! for corrections; in fact it sscriorsi doubted,
Andy is yet conscious Of having been ia
augurated on the Atm Of March.
MR.zoHNsoS's IyAUGURAL ADDRESS.
Eel cizzens, this's mos (Lic) 'spicioG.
mont v my zistence hi may lhicJ say '
nyl (hlc) ite: nj mere t swear (hic) lcshen
to Dabe n sport consushun, Ii tseet's con
sushn (hic) sported tall azurs. D'u (hic
know Y am (with emphasis, Reporler) ~
names And (hic) Jonson' Tensee IA im
pul (hicl publican mol Dabe,s a palte al
MIN pieean thic) an tn c0nsushu drives
IS thic) cons't from pleeans.-The consu
shun 8 th!c) stri (hic) ing sturaeut IA
i'Ter b'iore the Sent that # know (hIc) my
sci I'm man ma (hic) broth Amekin ciz
zen, and with distinctness, Re porter) I'm :
proud lstertion' tn fac that (hic) pieean I
Il man tcom the ihicl ranks can be civ chic
a;ei t tn secon, I til secon with marked
emphasisl gifn the place o the Amekin peo
pie. Fei cizzens, I'm pleiau n (hic} Ii
two mirii'uaf Il that point, fri N a pcear
(hicJ an 'twon time a tailrs boy nj teller VII
rail (hicj pleesus q. ol Da.e II the "a p,
caJiHt Il spremc Court a'r.ve with states
r.anl!ke dignity d'rive'rcons I. q rive power
from th' Aici Amekin pleAas. b. t"Jln
tljc) .A.,s :. alton ;aa. point IeLge-'5 a..c..
been loy In. iAlc5 g.Ore'n u DRESSING my h.c
fcic.lzels ;wpa limits r4t on lat l.Ial
point
(addrcs.iuz Ir. Gas. -at lis --,.-.p...
os Tie Supreme Caaat, E- johnson proceed
Cd, Rep say - The a.. Supreme N.---
La .'.r .
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-25
The CRISIS OF TIE BATTLE In one Of Il

The CRIsls OF TIE BATTLE In one of the
battles on ,he Mississippi, the confederate
General Pillow called out 10 one OF his OIL
GERS, IN his usual pompous style, captain
Duncan, fire! the crisis has come" Duncan,
without saying a word, turned to his men,
who were standing by their guns, already
shotted and primed, and simply called out,
Fire" The men were slightly surprised at
the order, there being no particular object
within the range, W. en- an old eray-hcaded
Irish sergeant stepped up, "Plaze yer honor,
what shall we fire at?" - Fire at the crisis" I"
said Duncan. Didn't you hear the General
say it had Gomez" el
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-25

ToaTo1sE SHULI-What is called the tor
toisc-she!l is not, as IS generally supposed, tie
bony covering or shield Of the turtle but only
me scales which cover 1t. These are thirteen
in numbcr-eight Of them fiat. and lour q
little curved. OF the Cat ones, five are large,
beng sometimes 4 foo, long and seven lnchts
broa,, senli-t.an parent elegantly yari gated
with white. red-ye!0w, aud lark brown c'ouGS,
which are fully brought out when the shell IS
prepared. and polished. The lamn1, rs We
have said, constitute the external coating o!
the solid or bony part Of the shell, aul large
turtle affords about cjght pounds Of them. the
plates varying from an eighth to a quarter Of
an inch in thickness.
The fishers donot Kill the turtles. lid they
do 50, they would in iev years eAterminate
them. When 4 turtle is caught. they fisten
him and cover his back with dry leaves or
cras,, TO which they set fire. The heat caus-
IS the plates to separate at their Joints q
large knife is then carefully inserted horizon
tally leneath them. and the lamn;p lifted
from the back, care being taken not 10 injure
the shell by too much heat, nor force it Off
until the heat has fully prepared it for separa-
ton. Many turtles die under this cruel orera
ton but instances are numerous III which
they have been caught second time, with
the outer coating reproduced; but in these
cases, instead Of thirteen pieces, ii is single
piece.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-25

The South made war for the sake IF her
negroes, and has lost them. Seldom have we
known SO striking an exemplifcation of the
saying about gsing for ,oool and coming home
,Iorn-I Ioutst,;yk LournnL sa m
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-25

The State Treasury is now empty and
Auditors warrants are daily hawked about
the streets OF Springfield at discount. The
fruits of one short session of an abolition
Legislature
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-25

PEAcuEs IN SOUTHERN ILLIyoIs-A gentle.
man who has just returned from a trip
through Southern Illinois, saws that he ex'
amined the p7ach buds in nearly ali the
counties IN that part OF the State and found
none but we're killed by the frost. This
makes a bad showing Tor the lovers of that
delicious lruit.-JOtiet Republican.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-25
TIE EENTEN SEASON.
How fl WAS Observed I'm Olden
Times. -s.4 es.

ter Eve. Pope Gregory added to Lent fou
DAYS, preceding what is now the first Sun
day in Lent, viz: that which we now cal
Ash Wednesday and the three days follow
ing il.
In very early time after the solemn sprini1
ling Of the people with ashes, the oddities, O
the carnival were repeated, among which Foo
. Pioug played the foremost role. Old Barn
aby Googe described the exercise. II
In some places all the youthful tloeke .
With minstrels doe repair
! And out of every house they plucke 70
The girlcs and mavdens iayre, ~
! And to pow they straightway put,
With whip one doth them bit,
| Another holds the plough in hand !;
The minstrel here doth sit
Amidde the same, and drupkei. songes,
With gaping mouth, he sings,
Whom foloweth one that sowes out sande.
Or ashes fJndly filings,
When thus they through streetes have plaide,
The man that guideth all
Doth drive both plough and maydens through,
Some pond or river small,
And dabbing all with dirt. and wringing,
Wette $ they be,
To supper GALES and after that,
10 dancing lustI.ie.'
10 belle, Fool Plough in this agc oF the
world would hardly be considered Joke,
although th. harder naideas OF anligutg
are said to lave e'jore. beth the duchang
and ;ha dance remarkably, - say HoiA."S d:
the pancakes fyr supper. Speaaiag OF pan
cakes 1r."g4 Is 70 another curious custon'
,. '....'' ,r.fs +..f r. -. town - CxforJ
.-..,;.4-. :. - IA, L..;, 9TH. Loys a,t
l.,,.a ,,...,.l,.- .-i ..f-,, -, q. ..-,,4
- -. l..,,-a -, hon, ,,,tr r.,t'. r,.,r.g,
yr vol r.r5r tie door arl s;1g Z, .7''ows
"H--Fl.g-. ..r~iu-s. white and red
Ten a re.nr. I..a,s dead:
Rise. dame. rise give 81 cgy,
Or else. ..e ~. bacon.
One -.- Peter -vo : Paul.
Tl-r.. t,- T..- Lent, all
Awar. L.r.s. awav,'
r. the b.rs s-cc. .icI in receiving 4 lar
-e-s of e-Es ard bacon. thry blessed tie
I.l- af.t. .-a.e in sublime strains Ike lie
.ol.5ut.-
Here sits = g.,l VIE,
IF-a- God SAY. her !.fa;
&. l.- r:1l q b,t.
81. drive aer 20 Cod
On tic c,h.- hand. "a hey happened 10 be
l.saIr- .-- bacoa or eggs were not
forthcoming they vented their ctagrin IL
g.. .....~ wing strains.
''H--r SITS bad vie.
The 5.~.. take aer D.e;
Sos her upon = swivel,
A.t .--- her b. iae asT...
J" tl--'s~ inc -nat:an :Hcr s:aTpel tae
..-- ALE .-I air.. aHa .,. - rrs.2 SEE.
b. r:e - e1H..r.e,. as 'ur Instance Dtr-'l'.-
.. .t s.f - b. ISL.
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mo. j. DAILY, Attorney and Counsellor
- Law eddicks Block East side Of court house Of
ny, IN n2yt-t
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-25
Andy JOsiusOn's SDecc;l--.V y r5a T.
am EseDert

Our special Washington correspon Dent,
after much difficulty. has succeeded in pro
curing q copy of the official report Of Vice
President Andy Jobnson's speech upon the
occasion OF his inauguration. We do not
learn that it was submitted 10 Nr. Johnson
for correction; in fact il sseriorsy doubted. il
Andy is yet conscious Of having been ia
augurated on the Atm Of March.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-25
Professional Cards.

~~.-
mo. J..DALY, Attorney and Counsellor
- at Law Eeddcks Bock, Ea. side OF court house, Of
laws IN n2vt-t
4 J. GROVER, Attorney and Counsellor
y. 81 IL Ottawa IL orl-e in the Pos, Office briid
ing. VIII practice all tine State ali FejeTal Coar'' No
}gsa-s neglected. Collections promptly made ani re-
u!tt''. | sep'- ~
tSTALkER i BBOWER, Attorneys at
~ Law. Ottawa Ills Ori-e in clover { C5lk block.
Pay particular attention to cone-to' examining R"a!
Estate titles a. eHz-'-y
( r.rnE D,cEEy. lpnrz. E.u-ls
I hickey. RICE &. LEWIS, AT
~ TORNEYs AT Law. VIII practice in rsc Fe'.r7 Courts
and in the State Courts in Ia Sale aud ndjoinin oHs
COLLECTIONS n,-e and promptly Temt'd ra,e 5s,9nd
= roI12r ErI1. yonH r. NASH.
DULL & NASH, Attorneys at Law, Otta-
- wa Illinois. Office in Post once Block.
Particular attention paid - the examination OF Ref Is
tate Titles. --- aug o.
OLIVER C. GRAY, Attorney at Law, OF
~ ta~a Illinois, O1ice for the present ~1sh \. 3
Ssnt Esp sl site hc Ga oce q tha late firm q Cray
Avery Bushnell
n T. CAMERON. h.t,-ocv at law. o.
~, sow-. IA sale ,oulty Il.a-.s. c1-e in P1s: os-
U'1.l- over N,Vgs D,;or
Prompt attention eaI the lav~-'.-,;tan Z tes y-
mont tsz". s: sse and -'c @. real -,tate ,al .'oc-
tiJn ot c.-lH-. -1a,-y
GLOVER. COOK & CAMPBELL. A..g--
Il uays and C0uose...r= 10 t-vr, G-5arl. ms
Oh " Glover q c.-, ..' ct o; TIE eaur, h'gse
DtTID ? JONES. Attorney Az Coa.-
j sr.lar et Lev. o .rve. U.s.
oe.-e.a si.i..s -a. i,.--.--- ,,--r.'s --
: RTErE LOCKWOOD. gaeree Of .a-
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@7. ads t0 aweII law
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-02-17
BE LOG B8RN.
Public Sale
OF Valuable Real Estate.
JOHN lisp, .Fucttoaeer


Te undersigned viii ofer 1t public sale, a. Bridg-
portion SATURDAY, MARCH II, 1865, the fol-
ioWlg valuable tracts Of land:
Il Tract Of ercstjeat Coal Land, sifuqfec
in 81 lthampton township, Somerset county, adioin-
highlands OF Or. S. Feehtig and Andrew Furick,
coninIHg about 225 acres, warranted in the name
OF e0ecca Aslso. There is On this tract vein Of
coag3 feet in thickness. Ii Is also well timbered.
Il Tract Of Cont caa Timber Lend,
sIt Fed IN Londonderry township, Bedford county,
adlhlng lands of John Wilhelm, ST., Somerset
cody line and lands of John Wilhelm IT,, contain
ina3O acres, warranted in the name OF Jas. Shaw.
.9 Tract Of Coal ant Timber Land,
siatet in Londonderry township, Bedford county,
aclning the first named tract containing 81 acres,
anTarranted in The name of Cornelius Devoie
Il Tract of Coal and Timber Land,
iDsondonderry township, Bedford county, adjoin-
iulands of And'w Buzzard, Abraham Kerns' heirs
az others, containing 65 acres and 81 serches,
wranted in the name of Cornelius Devore
!. The UndtUided one half of 1876 .fcreS
Climber Land, in Allegheny township, Somerset
cnty, adjoining lands of John Geiger, Jacob Trout
u, John hlsp aud others.
he above described lands are located in the Wei
lihurg Coal Region, celebrated for its wealth ID
! d.eliersburg, only FIVE .niles fron tlese lands
4 i is confidently believed exists upon these
cts.
sale TO commence at IL O'Clock OF said day ,wheE
| tas will be made known by
! JAMES C. DEyoRE,
JACOB C. DEV0RE,
JOHN c. YlCKR0Y,
Ex'rs. of Cornelius Devore, dsc'd.
February II, 1865.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-02-17
Orphans Court sale

or FHLU.4BLE RE.4L EST.8TF.
y virtue Of an order o. the Orphans Court or
o5o1oIa county, fbe subscriber vii sell Al public
'ale oi The premises, in Napier township, on
SAIURDD?T. MARCH I8. 1855.
iil thu valuable tract OF and OF which william \.
Blackburn died seized, containing $50 acres oere
measTe' about 10 acres Of which Is good meadow,
the hianee being well timbered The improvs-
mentsare large
LCG HOUSE, DOUBLE LOG B8RM
lenat house and other necessary buildings. Also.
40 OGHARD of CHOICE Fruit TREES. This
farm adJoans lands Of David Ljngenfeltar, Robert
Diac1urh, Thomas P. Studebaker, Nathan Carson
ana eeFs Two miles north of SchelIsburg, and con-
Veniat 10 mills, church and schools. Ierms-oae
thn'pt the purchase money at the condrma,io o,
the sie' the balance in two equal annual payments
Wlthnterest. Sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock of
SAID ay. EDMUND S. BLACK BURN,
Trustee for the sale OF the real estate OF
william n. Backburu, deed
taruary II, lS65-4t
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PEaNITI2 II G0LlL

As al additional inducsspsnt 10 subscribe early.
weshaN distribute AMONG our subscribers a large
list of valuable Plemums, relying UFoU an extraor-
binary large subscription list compensate rs for
ourAberalCy. These premiums will consist Of val
uable Souvenirs OF the golden wealth o+ the Pacific
States, end VIII be as follows
u To any psrsUn sending us One Hundred Paw
iug Subscriptions, 7g2 r5i. send ;hem tasae&fst-iy
twenty and 9 ! en- Dollar Go.a Fizcs, California
coinage, and aG extra copy O.. Tie 3AelFlc HoNrHLI
10; year, yrts-
C5~Ic ang person sending ga Fifty Paying Sub
SsTl5eTs, we Will send, smmgafatrig, Ten and a
Five Doay Sold Piece, and extra copy Of the
PACHic MONTHLY fer year fire..
C57To any peEson sendicg us Twenty-Five Paving
subscribers, viii send, insase3izt}v, Five Dol
lar and Iwo-and half Do!ai Gold Piece, and an
extra copy OF the PhCIFc NoUTHLy for year. {yee.
G5~To any person sending Us Ten Paying su6sc7.-
seTs, we will send, tmnsalatsty, Three Dollar Gold
Piece, and an extra copy Of taa Pagl.IC NoyTHLY
for year, free.
ls-Fo any person sending Us Five Paying SAB
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G-We are, also, having made, large qsaa.it7
st valuable PRESENTS aud hEf PSAhEs or sin
gle subscribers, who send direct 10 the Olte.
Fhe Presents and Souvenirs consist Of Ladies
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Heals, etc, made from California and Nevada Col;
and Silver bearir. Quartz ani 0Ee-Crystalizet
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Quartz and Ore from which these Souvenirs are
made, is made from the celebrated GoULp < CURR1
and 0phIr MINES oi Nevada, and will be valaa5l
as Uementc:, as well as beautiful in appearance
ans design. EVERY REGULAR SUBSCRIBER
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