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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-29

I lGHr pOR Err y OFFICE L~>LA. AZ.
+ - ~ wear. q age -m2er''e m rect e;
rriih.e auG .IHogtHv. i" porter or ur cifI u
Civ. ? o ~ rfenc- Cl .d.rr,- g.. FAGrl, -o0 As-
y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-29

cTEINWAY HALL. Herr GEO. HENSCHk Ell.
y .rr rl,chu 1rgs Announce four vocal recals %
rie following ttr,. Tuesday EVENING" DE rn1rr and JAnG
.ry q at- Thursday strruunn- JAnuat ~ ana February
D ...O Nftn thr as-stAfcr u As- Lillian Bailey sd
l..ao. Charles l.. Hay en tenor Mr VIM IL pner'
wood, t--t an. MI .ob,rt Ihaon H. accomp INST sub
...Y.-. t..e with sea-. For sale al ~tInNay Hdl
o. ~ i.mer- 5J Union square Ef >cnuDerA & CO. Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-29

ATEMALD. HEAD NAlILR. Al r.
y s..f.be .uElg gentleman. sDrt ing lodr lau
guas ana worked 90 SON si the e.dng hotels 81
me It.d -ialC. lies lnalu as sr"li h"ii T." 4lol
on nv u g Q 20 Autci - hUrluEllL ON rtEhl
r-fer-Ac.s Al. Address AtNOLD oIkEIFF +o4 "e't
81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-29

PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU
"A. An kinds Of good competent ie IA eryI it ahh is.
1I ,rls Tor c or country and cotorct
mis- Al tue l4rge .sIod 'ktI-1IANl DO hh
rI-ttEAT 1873 Gth ave fourth house above Ipth-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-29

RARTtNDER.-A Oung man, i years
ID age experienced temperate reliable, a. bartender N
house or pr1vae esah shnent give cO0d refer
encrs please AL lrrss. PETER DOLAN. asl VA
Bruut st.. ETOoklVn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-29

COOK.-By an English Protestant GIRL WIN
y nrsass CITY references understand every nins 10 ne
cnIuary American ana i>HGlhh 'o'NlnE
kinds Of made dishes excellent DaAe CRY oi country
CAL 2g2 G.h.aye.. near lSih-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-29

IrNlON SQUARE THEATRE.
~ NJ PALMER ............. Proprietor and Manager
Every evening at SATURDAY Maunc, at las
-arlOus great drama 3 i've acts.
DANIEL RJtHA Al.
hest NAV In he successes
scan 1r secured twD weeks sdvan'r bY man, teie
IN
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1880-04-24
England and the Monroe Doctrine.
I New York World

~s''l' New York World.1
1t is probably true, as the leading
journal of the Government party in
Great Britain says, that at the present
time any canal through the Isthmus of
Darien, "whatever route it may take
and by whomsoever it may be made,
will be used when complete more by
British shipping than by the vessels of
all other nations put together, not ex-
GLIDING France and the United States"
This would not, however, have been
true had such canal been constructed
twenty years or so ago, when Demo
cratic President of the United States,
contemplating the probability of its
construction, gave Palmerston pretty
plainly to understand that the United
States we're even then in the mood to
put an end at once to the mischievous
and entangling Bulwer-Clayton con-
vention of 1850, In 1860 the mer-
chant marine Of the United States had
oyertaken and was fast outgrowing the
merchant marine of Great Britain. 1t
is not the intention Of the people Of the
United States to acquiesce in the per-
manence, of the conditions under which
we have since 1860 permitted Great
Britain to recover all or more than all
of the ground lost by her before that
date, and 1t will be well for those who
are charged igith conducting the pub
lic-affairs Of Great Britain to bear this
in mind in dealing with the attitude
which has been deliberately assumed
by the President of the United States
and by Congress upon this question Of
the inter-oceanic canal. When tbs
London Times declares the Monroe
doctrine, even in its most restricted
shane. mas never been admitted into
the law of nations" it merely recall:
the attention Of Americans to the fact
that England in 1923 made haste 10
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1880-04-24
HORATIO SEYMOUR'S CAREER.
Why His Present Nomination Is De
UI.s manded.
From the New York Sun.

From the New York Sun.
Is it necessary that q man should be
a candidate in, order to be nominated
for the Presidency? Has the Office
sunk so low that no man is to be con-
sidered available for it unless he has
put machine in operation to capture
it? Horatio Seymour was never a
candidate for anything. Every office
he has held came to him unsought. AS
far back as 1S45, he was talked of for
speaker of the assembly. Silas Wright
was Governor. Mr.. Seymour went to
him and said: "My name has been
mentioned for speaker. If it will en-
barrass your administration in the slight
est degree to have me occupy that
place, or if for any reason you prefer
that another candidate should be cho-.
sen, just say the word and | will retire
from the field" But Wright did not
say the word and Seymour was elected.
In 1850, when the two hostile wings of
the Democracy came together in the
State, Seymour was nominated for
Governor. But he was not candidate
then. In 1852 he was re-nominated
and elected, but without an effort on
his own part, and hardly with his own
consent. In 1854 he was very anxious
to retire, but was driven into running
again. The only time that he ever de-
sired an Office (even if he did them,
wasin 1862. He saw and appreciated
the necessity Of leading the party in
the right direction on the war issue,
He was Union man, and he was re-
solved that the Democracy of New
York should be Union party, what
ever it cost. He ran willingly and was
elected, But in 1864 he unqualifedly
refused q denomination. 1t was only
when McClellan's friends peremptorily
demanded that he should sacrifice al
personal considerations to the good o
the accuse, that he consented to stand
Norman who followed the course o
events ins 1868 needs to be told tina
Gov.~Seymour was not then candi
date fol, the Presidency. The nomi
nation was forced upon him in way
that admitted of no honorable with
drawal, and he consented to run. HI
will not now engage in scramble for tn
Presidential nomination. If other
want the place, they can have i
for him. He meets all overture
with the frank and truthful statemen
that he is not candidate. But if tn
convention dominates him, he will no
decline. That is his position, as defn
ed by Senator Herman and others who's
relations with him are most intimate
and who have never yet been mistak
en- in regard to his true position. H
is indisputably the strongest man il
the party. For thirty years he wa
the friend and associate ofTilden. Their
has never been a difference betwee
them on questions of public policy
He supportede 'filden in his fight agins
Tweed and in his war on the cana
ring. With the exception of a littl
knot of personal followers, Tilden
friends are his friends. Moreover, b
can unite in his support the entire den
ocratic party. His nomination woul
beso wise that unless MIR. Tilden
bent on sacrificing success to his grie'
ances, it will come about in the natu
al order Of events.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1880-04-24

THIS standard article is compound
ed with the greatest care.
Its effects are as wonderful and as
satisfactory as ever.
1t restores gray or faded hair to its
youthful color.
1t removes all eruptions, itching
and dandruff. 1t gives the head a
cooling, soothing sensation of great
comfort, and the scalp by its use
becomes white and clean. @
By it's tonic properties it restores
the capillary glands to their normal
vigor, preventing badness, and max
ing the hair grow thick and strong,
AS dressing, nothing has been
found so effectual or desirable.
A. A. Hayes, MD, State Assayer
of Massachusetts, says, "The con-
stituents are pure, and carefully Sc
lected for excellent quality and
consider it. the Best PREPARATION
for its intended purposes"
Price, One Dollar.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1880-04-24
LEGAL BLANKS

OF all kinds neatly printed at the Standard
Office at low rates and on short notice. Be
sure to get our prices before purchasing else
where.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1880-04-24
Sale of House and Lot,
IN WARREN COUNTY COURT.

IN WARREN COUNTY COURT.
S. F. Pennebaker and wife rs. John w. Stone
and others.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE RENDER
ID ed in the above named cause, at the
April term, 1880, of the Warren County
Court will offer for sale at public auction
to the highest bidder, at the court house
door in the town of McMinnville, Tenn, on
Saturday, the Sth day of May, 1880,
the house and lot mentioned and described
in said cause, situated in the town of Nc.
Minnville, Tenn, and bounded as follows,
to-wit, on the west by Chancery Street, on
the north by the lot of j. s. Maddux, east
by the lands of John ii. French, and south
by locust street; containing about two acres.
Minimum valuation of said house and lot
seven hundred and fifty dollars.
TERMS OF SALE.-On credit of twelve
and eighteen months, except the sum of sew
enty-five dollars cash, which must be paid
on day Of sale. Notes with approved secu-
rity for balance of purchase money. This
the 10th day of April, 1880,
SAM HENDERSON, Clerk.
aprl04w BY ]. II. ROBERTSON, D. C.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1880-04-24
Buokinghara's Dye
FOR THE WHISPERS.

This elegant preparation may be
relied on to change the color of the
beard from gray or any other undesir-
able shade, to brown or black, at dis
erection. tits easily applied, being in
one preparation, and quickly and eff
fectually produces permanent color,
which will neither rue nor wash of.
Manufactured by r. P. HALL L CO..
NASHUA, NH.
ssla y ~ Druggists. ma Dealers In Medicines.
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LIGuT & nITCHELl,
DEALEGs
= &s' RIG &1c12c s,

DEALEGs
Drugs re &1c1ac s,
& q 2 III II "a,
SCHOOL BOOKS. STATIONERY, 10 At.cus
CIGARS, nc,
'E>ASE ibis opportunity Of ,hark king their
p"tfo"s ."r iEeir tnust liberal ! ,i.nspt$ SIS
Ior iIr last year and hope by str,cthrr.nt,"u
ana lar 9'0Img to merit = E"nIiuuaH.v VI tie -
same We sci. (i'st o:c goods a!~ovs DE- no, ,eu
co"ntttct or cheap G0cG" tor III" bet. NuttnnG
cv'' yih'Ug so!d-Iu l." returned il not ca cuEEIM.
ted t'ls ou' dosi:c, "aa sI.o Pi,aurre ,OseII OIL
TIE BEET QUAt;TY or GOODS
H'trHy' bui viii, if cInir Sci Tbs III Iaudapuua
iof cIs. Syrup Tor ), to. and Cologne Tor - ers
per pint but at bc time let In M yvu
TINT according - the United States PLn,macGno.
you can, mar" LhuGaDuu for Icsp tina 10 cts I,y
tue wholesale. much CHEAPER plan 10 TO bu1
Y"ur E""ds grr"'"s, and add :ht trGttr yourself.
We Mani II our old Accounts seliod up by nav
ing The Cast Immediately, bud nCU. onts GrFSb i'm
lnenia's'y' II not sooner. VIII not ask ter money
on The new once UDiii alter Harvest
CiGARS-hcEt in town.
JaUunry 10. 1871. LIGHT & MITCHELL
ENHCULAT!NE LihrAry,At
~ Jan. is, lcI7. If p.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-02-03

ES00 MONTH guaranteed s12 a d.x
SSJDCO at home made by the indu ,tTiouS
CaoItHi not required: We viii start you Men:
women boys and girls make moBey fnsteT al
w"'k Tor us than at nything eIss. The work is
nrht AID pleasant, and ssch - anyone can 1o
riEht At IEo'e who = re wise who see THE notice
them'elves. Cestiy Outfit end terms free. Nov
is the time TbnSe already work nra Iavfne
uo !nrFs sTms OF money. Address TRUE CO.
AUGUSTA blaine June IT. IS19-Iv
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-02-03
LIGHT 4 iiiTrIIFiI.

HAVE for sale Hop Bjtters. KeIgeI'r Roma,
Imminent and Vinegar Bi,ters.
4 RE Agc1ts for Day sed Iron Elk Val Az,
Inonia, Sa:JcilicAcid. Q1iniue C!nchonidis
sc. Money can lie saved BY b1yIug from them
a. yon get 1t Mannf1ciurers' Price,.
RE aIsO " hnseEaie genie for Cod ive, MI
n Sweet OF, se~iag 1iaeAiao OIL and all the
+ RE Selling EOa Envelopes at eta. package
Il would also cal! the complaining PubIic's
attention. to our strictly pure Rye wbi.kev,
[rcoch Brhacy' No C:ampagBe. and other
Wines These EresoId for medicine only bv
FEB IS, 1879. LlGHTS MITCHELL
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Ftp. LYNCH.
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
(Eetract from Decree Of Mop. 18th, 1875

NIlCICIISu 10 NDOVC.J
sNHEsE causes are recoInmitted to Commits
Il sloner Gloon Moore, with INSTRUCTIONS to
Ietorm his report bS giving Defendant. VIM j.
Gran than, credit on the debt of the National
B1nS of MartiusharS, (use of Walter Shirlcyis
Adm'rs) for s33GS.22 of date July litd, 1910, and
also by creditlng said Graatham with the claim
reported in favor of EphrHun Watson, it having
been paid, and the Commissioning shall rccsiye
any proof as to said credits claimed ON the debts
of BnrkhaTt 81 Son and Il. Il. Blackburn, and of
any other credits thereon which exist and said
Comnissioner shall receive proof cfsail ere dts
shown to exist on any Of the claims audited
Against said Wm J. GrRntham.
And said Commissioner is further directed TO
ascertain and report whether partition of tic
Kline tract has been heretofore made and If So
report the same to the Court. And the Commits
s stone shall audit and report as to any other
oeDtS properly charge%ble upon said real estate.
F. P. LYNCH,
Clerk of tho Circuit Court.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

In the Circuit Court Of .Jc6erson County,
lFest Virginia, In Term, NoremJcr 2lst,
1879:
GEORGE W. FON, ard others, Plaintiffs,
JACOB W. STALEY'S dm'rs. Sc, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
(Erlract from Decree of NoO. 21st, 1871
IS T being suggested by a memorandum at
l. tachcd to the answer Of said AlLIirIstla A.
tors, that they have made some payments to
some of said heirs since the date of tho account
made up by the Ar5i5TatCrs, MAY lst, 1871 this
cause IS referred 10 William Burnett CululHis-
sIoEcr With instructions to asceTta in and report
what payments, if any. have been made to each
or any of said Fox heirs since the LIST of Nav.
1877, and also to distribute the Eaih amount OF
SIO5.49 (SuEjset 30 any payments since MAY LIST,
1871 as aforcsaid) among he several heirs and
distributes of Mary Anne Fox, and return his
report to the next tenn and lie is authorized
to give notice by publication as provided in
Chap 100, Sec i, of the Code of West Virginia
COpy-Tcsto
+. P. LYNCH
Clerk OF TIC Circuit Court.
notice.
Notice is hereby given TO all parties inter
csIeh, that shall proceed to execute tho fore
Wednesday, February II. 1850.
WILLIAM BURNETT
january 70, IooO- 1t. Commissioner.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-02-03
NATICE.

Notice is hereby given that will execute tkc
f0rcCoing DEGREES at my Office in Chariestown,
West Virginia. the 10Th day of February. 1850.
January 90, lss0-4t. GNmmIssioncr.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.


IN The Circuit Court Of Jefferson County,
Vest Tirgtaia:
A. w. McCLARY, Plaintiff,
Es5 Against
DANIEL 3. LUCAS. Trustee. Josiah Watson,
yohpaG. Shirley, William j. Grantham and
EphraIm Watson, Defendants.
w. IGRANTHAM, Plaintiff,
Against
DANIEL B: LUCAS, Trustee, Josiah watson.
Ephralma Watson aud Jno. G. Shirley. Defen-
~ IN CHANCERY. q
{ E'ctrdct from Decree Of Noo. 17tE, 1S79.)
SIT is adjudged, ordered and decreed that
il Commissioner Cleon Moore, to whom this
cause was recommitted by thedecree of Noveni-
Der 10th, 1875. do proceed to execute said decree
according to the terms thereof. aud do also MS.
certain the amount duo to the Petitioners Jnhn
NJ. Nicely and Martin swimley, ON account of
the judgements and Executions in their favor
respectfully against John G. Shirley. and to
that extent and in proportion to the amounts So
found due said Petitioners seVerally, If ia
ordered that the debt audited in these causes in
favor of John G. Shirley Commissioner Mooreis
Report, Glass 81 be endorsed for the use of.said
Petitioners by virtue of the liens eff the execu-
lions aforesaid"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-02-03

l1EksoNs needing Trusses, Shoulder RI.es,,
frGuT Supporters cen he surpIitd AZ
extra ez1ease Call and famine their stoeI Sa'
1919 1. oaTias- T,o[ty different kinds on lard.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-02-03

d. C.NH TO S6.G0U year, or S. to $40 =
y lOUO +~5 in your own locality. No risk.
Women 90 a. wei: men. Many make more
than the amount stated Above. NO one can fsi to
make money fact Az ore ca 90 'he work. rou
can make from 30 cts to 81 - hour BY deyotirg
your eVenio GO sEd spare time to the -'"siness, ~
costh nothing to Try the brsinets No.Ei. Iike
IL ior noH"y InH gin ever oiIsr.d before. Gus,.
nes CO. PIeaHant ard 'tIictIy bonoTShIc. EesdtT. 81
ness before the public, seDd your address, sid
We AN send you full particulars and private
term" Tree Samples worth SIS sIro free You'
cSn Inake % vonr mind for youTseif AddreIS
GEORGE $ flSSOS & co. Portland. Maine
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MEeRANIoAh.
Carpenter and Builder,
JAMES w. BuTT.

CONTINUES the vigorous prosecution of his
~ ayocaton as Carpenter aad Builder, and will
take orders for work nd execute the prornpt-
~ and enthusiastically His experience ,s such that
he can guarantee perfect workmanship, aIdshis
prices Will compare favoIably with the most
reasonable. Those desiring to build should give
him call.
April23, 1873.
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TO ST0CK RAISERS.

THE undersigned having con.idernbIe e1perf-
L cnre in the geidlSR Of stock, "fers bic pToIes-
si"nai service" - the sock RaiSsrs Of JeHsrsors
ana adJ ming COUNT pr0n:j'ing care in she
ecuiIoH Of "Ork entrusted 10 him. Will ALTO rive
attention TO eisesses ia hcrEes Also has pGfsnt
AHti-Hoo'cr. which he will apply 81 Hozs Letters
vi! Iec"iv: prompt attention. Terms ressobab;e
Feb. l5 1911. JOHN IS. sCHAEFFFR
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THE EEsT nuaiiTY OF nnnns
ENRCULAT!Nt; Library,Al
~ jamie, IcI7. If Pj
LIGHT Il MITCBELL's.
TIE GREAT CAUSE OF EuHIH mIsTpy

~ EIIT IT IA
FGSi2E3 Ju"t puLiIshcu. III Sea led Euveivp.
Eszs-2SS;ss3fts2 rfICc AK cent. Lecture IN the
SISe%4ss@E Ntture. Ire"ImGnt. rUd Radical euro
~ Sell h"'r. InVoi"n'ary t,nirsions .i,1p"trpey
-Ne'ToaS D'olIty, and ImprnIm.nts 10 MAMA
sIn.J pEoHsumr'ion, EPispFy. and Fits
Hrni"i and Ph yeic"! Inca racity By R0RE R.r
Book" &c ~ '"'' Vi '"e Green
lite w0rid'reUoV nod sutbor n this rdninhl.
i-,c'Ire, cary rr"v"S t',rm his OTp t-pcTSbcn
'hd' Tue Awful Consequences o Self Abu,n may bo
eilectua lily removed i,hout medicine .td yyi,h
"o' oangcron' FTrgjcHI ope'aIiors. boUries in
t'oents. Iins' or rordiAIS; pointing o1E mods,
III cure ~ once csr1hin and etfectaaI Nv which
every Eutier~r n ma tier what his condition nsr
icsliY. - +5 ANS '%s'
g5, Lhi1 l-ectur" will prove boon TO tLou.snda
sent under se" in plain envelope. to any ID
dTeE' on receipt of ak Cent? or Two noS,n1.
St7rnp' Address N" rulIipbcrs
: ~ ~ LV ERWELL MEDICAL
u Anu st New ork P"sI GEico Box 46S0
January - l>sO - odJu24 I9-Iy
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Bcr.yrj'!c, C'urLe Ca"nty, Ia.
CARRIAGES CT EVERY VARIETY!
SHIFTING TOP 1FGGIEs,

StliF NV iSF l. 'ON't-S'
PHI -ETOES, HCCSAWAIS. taI styIts)
SPRING WAGONS,
with without movable Tops, SCi.EIFS,
SLElSHS, &c and am aIso prepared ~ NAB,
tacture he ARISES OF any description. ! VIII
guarantee all work {! my u!sctu-e for the
space Of one year ANY work not coming 10
to my Representations will make good ssi;hout
one dollar S COST 10 the party Du ing will la,
take in exchange for ali NEW WORK. id Car.
r'ages' HuESies, SC, therefore 10 persons who
wish to paIrunizs
HOME GIANUFACTUEE
offer nh inc uCCmeEt :Ur thCIn to Euv al mo in
stea0 o! going abroad. ga there be Us sutsIsu-
tlal work put up HOnE rIseV here
can negotiate with parties for work At their
homes il desired. il within days drive upon
nOtifyir me at this place.
Thankful for the liberia patronage extended 20
me trom Clarke, Faaquicr, Lnudoun a nd ADJOINING
couutic1. / respectfully AK a cUntiruErce Of the
came. await further ord-re.
GEO. Z. THOMAS,
PhGuiz Carriage WOrks
bec. 10, ie'7--V. nerryvilIe, Va.
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EATIEE.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.


In the Circuit Court Of Jcferson County,
Vest Tirginia
WILLIAM WATSON'S a E,n'r (use of W. J.
GraCth%mJ Plaintiff,
THOS. WATSON'S Ex'rs, Defendant.
IN CHANCERY.
(Ertract from Decree Of NoU. 1914, 1922
vi Mis- cause is referred to a Commissioner of
& THIS Court, with instructions:
ISL i" settle the account of the Plaintiff, Ed
ward iearney as Administration of VIM. Wat
son, deceaSed.
I'd. To convene the creditors of VIM Watson,
deceased, and aPpOTtion among them the
amounts OF the estate of VIM. W ;ltsOu
a COpy-Testc.
Clerk of tie Circuit Court.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given to tie creditors of
william " atsOn to present their claims to tho
undersIgned' n bis Office for proof on or before
CLEON MOORE,
january ~, l9oo-4t. Commissioner.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,
To HE Creditors OF William, Tafson decd:
TN pursuance of decree of the Circuit Court
i OF tie County of Jefferson, made in n causo
therein pending to subject the real estate oil the
saIn William watson to the payment of his
against tho sad William Watson for adiudico
tlon TO Cle"n Moore, Commissioner. q t his Office
IN The said County, on or before the 18th day of
February, 1850. Witness, +. p. Lynch Clerk of
sa'o Court this 2lst day OF January. IosO.
.An. 81. 1SSn-4t
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Lf'TC UREO Promptly and Perma-
4 L - neRtty. ssnd n bottIo OF INV csis
t.st'd remedy. with valuable treatise On tb;.
disease, fee to ali sufferers who send me tbs;s
r o. and Express address Ns 'NeiI
Da- H 6. ROOT.
Nov. 25 ls7e-sm. o. 200 Feari b. New York,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-05-26
To-Day and To-Morrow,

To-day the uInm zephyrs bend
the lowly tlower-to-morrow's bite,
w%ind-moan signs in their s~entless
depths.
To-day the little leaves, laughing
IN their new found glory as if holding
their little palms heayenward, prals-
ing God-to-morrow, scre, fallen. the
black branches like ghosts arms
against the sky. the wind like sor-
lowe wall mourning for their glory
gone.
To-day is laughing and song and
happiness-to-morrow the lips are
mute, the song is done, and wan-eved
misery weeps.
To-day the peoples hero proudly
rides amid the wild clamor of martial
music and a thousand lannon's cease
less roar-to-morrow the hero is gone.
the music is hushed, the land is still
ed, and dusky silence reigns.
To-day mans boastful structure
rises to the skies-to- morrow it hath
crumbled, and like a mocking spirit.
the wind walls among its black ruins.
To-day the web of life is woven
full Of the sunlit colors of hope-to-
morrow cluthes with bony fingers the
beauteous fabric that was weaving
and tears it into hopeless shreds.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-05-26
From tlt, Honolulu - l. Aly,r,,.,

From tlt" Honolulu =. l. Advertiser.
Passing along King street last week
we noticed a gathering OF natives. in
the center of which was a middle-agel
man Of rather a sickly aspect and a
girl OF some sixteen to eighteen years
Drawing near We found that it was
one of those who had been washed
overheard from the Waioli and the
girl was his daughter. He WAS rclat-
ing their experience while overheard,
about an hour and q half. Wien
thrown into the sea the man hal on
heavy sea boots and sea clothing.
After swimming awhile he began to
find 1t difficult to keep above water
and told his daughter that he must
soon give up-his heavy boots would
sink him. She encouraged him to
persevere and she would try and nd
him of his boots; she then dove be-
meath him, and after several ATTEMPTS
actually succeeded in removing the
heavy boots. which, of course, fitted
very loosely. She dove again and
removed his thick wooden pants, which
impeded his swimming, and then assist
ed him IN getting Off his pea Jacket.
Thus llghteneI he was able to keen
his head above water until at length
vessels boat came along and
picked them up. Was not this a
Hawaiian heroine?