May 30, 1873 (4 pages)

AO be 29 A ea ei EIEN s { ta eee fal Peer chaos A deprlaw. So far as stat: utes and laws are concerned, greenot. Maine, . to te Geer 5 Swi ogeape \fhe. volantary .acts. ot. the. people. ‘They ure no, more legal tenders unand silver com, ond “even if the speeater ans Se9 ta pena gold} coin would be enforced just as readily. partiadanc Bs nob statutes of pore natacnae are are the State Legislature under which thé people can be forced to. usethem. It isa remarkable fact that while this senseless clamor for greenbacks ia being raised in California, the (of the East, where they have been in ‘Constant use, are demanding a return to specie: payments, ands money lees fluctuating in its value. California has not retained gold as ite medinm of business on secount of any law, “exeept ‘the great laws. of}. business. under which men use as ‘money the very bést medium Within reach, and it has been the good fortune of the people of this. State to have gold atid silver for this purpose. A Now Resoarte,. ; ‘Since the order of the Board of Supervisors of San Franciaco the door. his left band. ts Soke sacl . downward, to see if it wae. still raining. Just.at this moment-a.balt ¢ lightning descended from the re peng pa rouse Bre te ce Pe. and glancing from that to his band. It ran along the arm to the shoulder, one-half: +-when-it parted,: . fluid passing down the back, and the other half down the front. At the middle of thie: wian’s body ‘the curin his bare feet, and as soon as it strack the particular part of the raft on which he-stood, it tan along: to the end, then took a course to the riglit, striking thé oar, ranning along the same to the end of the blade and then expleded. like a betiibshell, a brilliant light being shed over the water. Where the current had pas” Rae Caldwell’s boay it Teft a very red mark, and in some places drew blisters. He pays he feéis no than having a con’ brimstone. in bis, mouth, perfectly sensible and realized . thing that Was gding on hin from the time he was, until . 4; Feqititing the” ger lpn pope orerbladé, 80" days . prigoners to be out off’ at the county . jail, there. hes.sprong up a lively. cothpetition indig (be "imahihtuotit-[. ta era of false braids. and. ringlets for . " 6/5, “the hair crop. Chignons te od are out of atyle, bat brai 13 and, other. superabundant bi sain ie Tel ent } now! it appears the “Ponies into nse in “4, Soy Wath he of j and his hair crop’ will soon be Soe ie sats ol, leakites a Foanat “Phe . Chinamen ‘are ; in the ~way ‘of every trade “and busine secrecy todiseournge demote is to bebrought. ne “pedtion® with’ the “stpply, tow on hand,” ond -when this ordinance is enforced we may: look for. an early “felt ot back hair, carts, Laatste. re Ras Bes 64 ah a Tt , ‘Terms of County Assessors. ! Attorney-General Love, in answer rt gal te et ka extending the term nity Atsesaors from’ two to dg th i a us of the Snpreme Court to show : Fning bs tg constitutional; “As the tetms of such officers had. been yardage me prc sigan once. suetained. such. enacteat of Rt faq ak the fears ‘. cited in Paris by the sitniieetbanh ". of two-Oriental marriages which are . about to take place. One is between the Viconite'Oharles' pipet and a young cigee , peonvert to Christianity, ‘and child vt a wren . merc! fair daughter back with ne to France and had hér édtiedtéd atia‘first-class . schiéol'‘at Bordéatx. “Plid young lady’s names faeWse, bat on her baptism she added that of. Marie. ‘The other projected marriageis still more remarkable. A-dapanese dignity; attachéd to the emt now in Paris, Lakaoa by name, young, rich, atid handsdme, has asked and obtained the hand of Mile. Hebert, the danghtér of'a wealthy erchant, now retired from ’ in good style. The fiancee appears only to have stip that her suitor should embrave Catholicism, to which request 'hé ‘itiade’no demut. The Japanese are. naturally a religidus people, ‘dnd two centuties back many of their neble families belonged to the Catholic faith. .Indeed, what the inhabitants of ‘that remote Empire underwent for the sakesot xeligion, :fornis }on6 of . the: most.curious-histories.in the annals }of “the ‘world. Both ‘marriages to which: we. refer .were +o take. pluce . sait in Hartford the Lancaster, ‘Penn. 2, Batininer of . . re civilization, while on totaal te oe vey lands where settlers were thick— ib taney a . i.e ‘that he had ‘Tost mach ‘money minsates ton a to be antil diy “ary hs is and. if he don’t, overboard ‘he goes and ; overboard he onght to go, but under the present circumstances none can Sct evoaieanies te alee, ek have The United States of ei Geo, H, Williains itadttorney, brings pgainst the Union Pacific Railroad Company, charging it with all the crimes.in.the swindling calendar, with all the financial frands that the heart of man can conceive, and with cheating in every act that it did. It is'a fearful list of crimes which Williams gathered into his fist and hurled at its head—and the great public believe it guilty of them all, and of as. many more as can be pat into the complaint. And} this is the pet corpdration 6f the Sacfatnento Union, which. that jourmal hoped would construct ‘its road across the Sierraste our very doors, ‘and thus shutout the California _ . Cempany. But the Union: is: 20 judge of persons, and is peculiarly . mate in its:choice of friends. So say the Sacramento Bee, . ‘Reveithers, Bah a thing as two crops of grain in one year is by no theans rare >in Califor_. nia, Apple trees have been Kiowa to yield two crops, and pear trees: three crops; but such a phenomenon as that related in the subjoined item from an Alameda paper, will be like} Sees ly to create surprise: ‘‘A sixty-acre field on the rauch of Juan Peraita, near San Leandro, was farmed to. barley last year, and a good, hea oe of the grain harvested from it. This year it was allowed to volunteer, and proda growth’ of clear Lae Rte, Sette about three feet high, and, ia in. a bi thrifty condition.” ‘Tae Maya ron Powmonmna.That is'a singular view which is taken by a Baltimore lawyer of.9 mania for poisoning” He*thinks that when a man or woman poisons a human being without detection, in ninety-nine a and living . case out of a hundred thé poisoner at became necessary to ‘Have: if ‘tebeconies ‘insane. His) reasdiiing is that one successful crime of thig sort begets such a sense of power and ability to remove at will every human obstacle, so blunting, ‘at the same time, the sympathies, .“‘t at in nearly every case the mind becomes ) Gnd thé’ prisoriék G3 “ready with the deadly draught to avenge the most trifling Gisrespect or wrong.”’ Let those who think of poisoning anybody take warning. THE cases signliiad the eiiiideln ¥ Bel naam arvmagetad "7 . son, wan poldmilsintelp of the Bibi Ldeath; after which it was presented +tous and says'he will teturn to San: . to wield fhe’ Vetecutive” power’ if he! has not been properly elected, it Should Kellogg not resign, he will then have to show that he was. the choice of the people, or.,Congress will order a fresh election, with guaraot ford man, romntly rm Bad dren, and left his bones to his enemies ‘‘to make whistles of." *Aeeoprisn taken by-a New Bed-. win, of Yuba county, it. is reported, “States Senatorship. memberof the State: Bord of _Harbor Commissioners—feusons_ not . Pablic Adminintraor Whiteot ‘Sierra “Ax extbamge says Jews: 0. Good. . Bt wilt be a candidate for the United: Lirad ~-Joun Roskxrety has resigned asa / : _. aaties that it Will be fairly conductDispatches to Chins. he following dispatches were sent to Honaael on Tuesday last, on aé-}count of the ordinance passed by the Board of Supervisors, # synopsis .of which we published ‘in thé’ TaanscuipT yesterday morning. “The sum of $500 was_ subscribed by different Chinese’ merchants toward . ying the ékpenses of forwardiug ‘ telegrams, which were sent via New York, Léndon, Marscillés, Malta, Alexandria, Bombay, Calcutta and Singapore, to their agents at Hongkong: San: Francisco, May 21thi—Tong Wah, E. E,Tuen, Chinese Hospital, Hongkong: Keep all passengers. There is no more work here; no foéd, tio dwellings; many sufferers. (Cuvess Mrrcuawrs’ Excnance, ete Sep Fr , May 27th,fTong Wah ‘Hospital, ‘Hongkong. Inforte . Chinese i immig that. they must . ‘Aéal ot trouble here, Much. information by telegraph impossible. pote ye go ng Dews-_ papers,Will send letters and noaes hs oeck” Answer. Signed. ~~ Srx Compantxs. xx Vibksow's Bis Pie Brouz.— ore Tha Church, ia.” pandvhymn book on its palpit:** ‘The Suekson by a lady at Washiiigton ;during «his presidential term,’ and was used in “his” fainify until his by Mrs. AudrewJatkéon to Mrs, Mation Adams. “For a long time it was ‘church every Sabbath,and reta after the services. At the ‘close of the war it had becémé sé worn that bound, and of the lest pages: replaced by those taken.from. other Bibles, It remained st-the church After that until stolen. Tyxier Curtis and wife nee Annie. McKenzie, arrived. in.New. York Thursday from‘San Francisco. They are stopping at theSturrevant House on, Broadway. Mr. Curtis character-" izes the newspaper statements in re. gard to himself as absurd and ridicuFrancisco shortly, to-meet all the } Sacnascerro is making arrange. ments for the Fourth of July cele-. . . parhde. ‘Thete will alsi'bé a regatta. not come. important. Great . Bible .was.preseited to.Gen. Andrew ee ie oe ching it up,untaken from the Hermitage. to the}. political only. stribed in order to get the proposed ,Ganae Ballrondvandes waPrs i! eo aml longest funeral he ever heard of took place abéut a-week ago. His hired since. A wibow in Lealedie complains . 87s going to circuses and funerals, having no busband to take her anywhere bration. I¢ is intended to Have all the Companiesof the Fourth Brigade A very Emil. recently Teceived this mal hate g ber vor stitution pa tehapa oy ey Fool's day."’ nem pock: , eonbook lay on ¢ Ldsuatioats poe Sho ‘fooled’ by ‘so transHi anxious —e found it: = he had ororees: it some hours previously. Siwra Oavz has built a schooner, the Uaiitely a8 Maali it last week. ey —= THE pkboeaas tan’ fanareh~ ‘ing on,” and aré now’ destroying . ; grain fields in Monterey county. . lately, was notlarge. The chiéf loss about $2,000. 0a A cocoanoT exploded on a fruit stand in Biehitond, Va., a day. or two ago. Inviowannary or Postar Canpds.— Inquiries having been .made as. to it is well to state for the information bf the public generally that ihe Postoffive:Department regards them’ in’ Weis nk eek 9s. anggnees te Bo ai Taere remains $30,000 to besub-. Santa Craz and ‘Watsonville Narrow ge girl weitt to it and has not returned geese Caltex, that the orly pleasure she has is San. Francisco. San Juan at 230a. M., vada City in time to ¢ Making Hl TRIP THROUGH IX om Seedy Nations? Exchange Nevada, May, 2th, 1873,» SARSAPARILGA: “BEoOD. os Wd qt ‘snd most. oho taining $1 So Wage tnt he . REO MA AN} Ieinds of Ainéases or sores arising ts9 been blood and humors. IT. NEVER FAIS a complete cure, if it-antott ‘snd. Deslers tp all Druggiste aye TT wer ere "Par damige by fire at Tehata was by, Harvey Simpson, which was . water right Dele sto tothe : further Certace Nevada, May 224, 1373. E M. HUGHES. the inviolability of the postal cards;))*" Teves = —~ eatly in May\Phe Chinese lidy will be . Pacific Railroad Company:for'dam. charges which have appeared against . *M¢ 42 Tepect precisely as. sealed Lott held” that whet the commtituees the Moedeleine. The . ages for grain burned arin nm him. * , sot Letters, No postoffice official has any : tion declares att offica elective, it ‘Jobanese gentleman will plight his . tives, came to a conclusion in the ~ sittete noes more right to inspect what is written Slee cannot be filled in any other mode;/ 106. at St. Philippe’ du“Roule. . District Court at San Jose, May 24. Staveny ov Brazm.—The Etiper. °° a postal card than he would have ‘ua Both these unions an we believe, . There were three-edted;iand the rail. or of Brasilihes just idtrnck the last eer tery peau Bp yeal . END AFOLL Srock Gr Fancy cou. nn eee i dented. @ never before . road com was,beaten in. each. . blow against slavery in his. domin¥ ‘Fresh Limes; Lemons, Oranges : ar vi io . oe tg rd pitt de aR Mrs. son poet ES Rogers . ions, by affixing his sign manual to ‘they “are-Belivered, “Gf left at public . . : yWhole te new ate 9099 . marrying a datighiter of'ttie Celestial . & Forcé,'$1,240;and Martin, $245. . #@eerte Which makes all children . Places, such ‘as hotels, boating} °! ‘And Pine Apples, com. "ao eee fous el © tie Empite; and few, »imdeed, e; the Of coursé' ‘the cases went to the Su-. born hereafter of slave parents~free: houses and. stores, there. is-noway}, stantly on hand. : Frenchi ladies. who Make ‘ap th {PONE 0 emp Sree the sal Tt as been & weary, process, this ab. & Preventing dishonotablé persons “ ~j jiinds to qccept a hrushand likely: ¢ olition of hman bondage among . from peeping at them if so disposed, Fresh Fruits: mea ae . take ‘them aan toned their haa? ivilized nations. At. what-cost of unless pat directly if te hands of aoe er Ts : Frenchmen, on. the ‘Apatoots, Strawberries and Chereye faeqgure this couptry hag] Party for whom intended:: ad et } Boe rf bs ‘We tte Tadablad to 4 Gérdatsten'. oe ig, can st-. i Weblabonte,. Pa, tho willage . M2" ” nig enn sre tvtuente even’ there the . Mii Sets to play every. LL toe a ode, May, 2 «ae he keeps constantly on hand. stn sit ihe em mei * authorities pn gr it receives them fresh every morning, et gp Me. prem otgs besides hosts of other kinds of fruits, —% sf Og “iit ke. ' ; Tar simian =a a f = nt pee edsregp ee rs Peer. 43 Bibiana 7 wt th Canina er ast yale ahaver Tel nae

AO be 29 A ea ei EIEN s { ta eee fal Peer chaos A deprlaw. So far as stat: utes and laws are concerned, greenot. Maine, . to te Geer 5 Swi ogeape \fhe. volantary .acts. ot. the. people. ‘They ure no, more legal tenders unand silver com, ond “even if the speeater ans Se9 ta pena gold} coin would be enforced just as readily. partiadanc Bs nob statutes of pore natacnae are are the State Legislature under which thé people can be forced to. usethem. It isa remarkable fact that while this senseless clamor for greenbacks ia being raised in California, the (of the East, where they have been in ‘Constant use, are demanding a return to specie: payments, ands money lees fluctuating in its value. California has not retained gold as ite medinm of business on secount of any law, “exeept ‘the great laws. of}. business. under which men use as ‘money the very bést medium Within reach, and it has been the good fortune of the people of this. State to have gold atid silver for this purpose. A Now Resoarte,. ; ‘Since the order of the Board of Supervisors of San Franciaco the door. his left band. ts Soke sacl . downward, to see if it wae. still raining. Just.at this moment-a.balt ¢ lightning descended from the re peng pa rouse Bre te ce Pe. and glancing from that to his band. It ran along the arm to the shoulder, one-half: +-when-it parted,: . fluid passing down the back, and the other half down the front. At the middle of thie: wian’s body ‘the curin his bare feet, and as soon as it strack the particular part of the raft on which he-stood, it tan along: to the end, then took a course to the riglit, striking thé oar, ranning along the same to the end of the blade and then expleded. like a betiibshell, a brilliant light being shed over the water. Where the current had pas” Rae Caldwell’s boay it Teft a very red mark, and in some places drew blisters. He pays he feéis no than having a con’ brimstone. in bis, mouth, perfectly sensible and realized . thing that Was gding on hin from the time he was, until . 4; Feqititing the” ger lpn pope orerbladé, 80" days . prigoners to be out off’ at the county . jail, there. hes.sprong up a lively. cothpetition indig (be "imahihtuotit-[. ta era of false braids. and. ringlets for . " 6/5, “the hair crop. Chignons te od are out of atyle, bat brai 13 and, other. superabundant bi sain ie Tel ent } now! it appears the “Ponies into nse in “4, Soy Wath he of j and his hair crop’ will soon be Soe ie sats ol, leakites a Foanat “Phe . Chinamen ‘are ; in the ~way ‘of every trade “and busine secrecy todiseournge demote is to bebrought. ne “pedtion® with’ the “stpply, tow on hand,” ond -when this ordinance is enforced we may: look for. an early “felt ot back hair, carts, Laatste. re Ras Bes 64 ah a Tt , ‘Terms of County Assessors. ! Attorney-General Love, in answer rt gal te et ka extending the term nity Atsesaors from’ two to dg th i a us of the Snpreme Court to show : Fning bs tg constitutional; “As the tetms of such officers had. been yardage me prc sigan once. suetained. such. enacteat of Rt faq ak the fears ‘. cited in Paris by the sitniieetbanh ". of two-Oriental marriages which are . about to take place. One is between the Viconite'Oharles' pipet and a young cigee , peonvert to Christianity, ‘and child vt a wren . merc! fair daughter back with ne to France and had hér édtiedtéd atia‘first-class . schiéol'‘at Bordéatx. “Plid young lady’s names faeWse, bat on her baptism she added that of. Marie. ‘The other projected marriageis still more remarkable. A-dapanese dignity; attachéd to the emt now in Paris, Lakaoa by name, young, rich, atid handsdme, has asked and obtained the hand of Mile. Hebert, the danghtér of'a wealthy erchant, now retired from ’ in good style. The fiancee appears only to have stip that her suitor should embrave Catholicism, to which request 'hé ‘itiade’no demut. The Japanese are. naturally a religidus people, ‘dnd two centuties back many of their neble families belonged to the Catholic faith. .Indeed, what the inhabitants of ‘that remote Empire underwent for the sakesot xeligion, :fornis }on6 of . the: most.curious-histories.in the annals }of “the ‘world. Both ‘marriages to which: we. refer .were +o take. pluce . sait in Hartford the Lancaster, ‘Penn. 2, Batininer of . . re civilization, while on totaal te oe vey lands where settlers were thick— ib taney a . i.e ‘that he had ‘Tost mach ‘money minsates ton a to be antil diy “ary hs is and. if he don’t, overboard ‘he goes and ; overboard he onght to go, but under the present circumstances none can Sct evoaieanies te alee, ek have The United States of ei Geo, H, Williains itadttorney, brings pgainst the Union Pacific Railroad Company, charging it with all the crimes.in.the swindling calendar, with all the financial frands that the heart of man can conceive, and with cheating in every act that it did. It is'a fearful list of crimes which Williams gathered into his fist and hurled at its head—and the great public believe it guilty of them all, and of as. many more as can be pat into the complaint. And} this is the pet corpdration 6f the Sacfatnento Union, which. that jourmal hoped would construct ‘its road across the Sierraste our very doors, ‘and thus shutout the California _ . Cempany. But the Union: is: 20 judge of persons, and is peculiarly . mate in its:choice of friends. So say the Sacramento Bee, . ‘Reveithers, Bah a thing as two crops of grain in one year is by no theans rare >in Califor_. nia, Apple trees have been Kiowa to yield two crops, and pear trees: three crops; but such a phenomenon as that related in the subjoined item from an Alameda paper, will be like} Sees ly to create surprise: ‘‘A sixty-acre field on the rauch of Juan Peraita, near San Leandro, was farmed to. barley last year, and a good, hea oe of the grain harvested from it. This year it was allowed to volunteer, and proda growth’ of clear Lae Rte, Sette about three feet high, and, ia in. a bi thrifty condition.” ‘Tae Maya ron Powmonmna.That is'a singular view which is taken by a Baltimore lawyer of.9 mania for poisoning” He*thinks that when a man or woman poisons a human being without detection, in ninety-nine a and living . case out of a hundred thé poisoner at became necessary to ‘Have: if ‘tebeconies ‘insane. His) reasdiiing is

that one successful crime of thig sort begets such a sense of power and ability to remove at will every human obstacle, so blunting, ‘at the same time, the sympathies, .“‘t at in nearly every case the mind becomes ) Gnd thé’ prisoriék G3 “ready with the deadly draught to avenge the most trifling Gisrespect or wrong.”’ Let those who think of poisoning anybody take warning. THE cases signliiad the eiiiideln ¥ Bel naam arvmagetad "7 . son, wan poldmilsintelp of the Bibi Ldeath; after which it was presented +tous and says'he will teturn to San: . to wield fhe’ Vetecutive” power’ if he! has not been properly elected, it Should Kellogg not resign, he will then have to show that he was. the choice of the people, or.,Congress will order a fresh election, with guaraot ford man, romntly rm Bad dren, and left his bones to his enemies ‘‘to make whistles of." *Aeeoprisn taken by-a New Bed-. win, of Yuba county, it. is reported, “States Senatorship. memberof the State: Bord of _Harbor Commissioners—feusons_ not . Pablic Adminintraor Whiteot ‘Sierra “Ax extbamge says Jews: 0. Good. . Bt wilt be a candidate for the United: Lirad ~-Joun Roskxrety has resigned asa / : _. aaties that it Will be fairly conductDispatches to Chins. he following dispatches were sent to Honaael on Tuesday last, on aé-}count of the ordinance passed by the Board of Supervisors, # synopsis .of which we published ‘in thé’ TaanscuipT yesterday morning. “The sum of $500 was_ subscribed by different Chinese’ merchants toward . ying the ékpenses of forwardiug ‘ telegrams, which were sent via New York, Léndon, Marscillés, Malta, Alexandria, Bombay, Calcutta and Singapore, to their agents at Hongkong: San: Francisco, May 21thi—Tong Wah, E. E,Tuen, Chinese Hospital, Hongkong: Keep all passengers. There is no more work here; no foéd, tio dwellings; many sufferers. (Cuvess Mrrcuawrs’ Excnance, ete Sep Fr , May 27th,fTong Wah ‘Hospital, ‘Hongkong. Inforte . Chinese i immig that. they must . ‘Aéal ot trouble here, Much. information by telegraph impossible. pote ye go ng Dews-_ papers,Will send letters and noaes hs oeck” Answer. Signed. ~~ Srx Compantxs. xx Vibksow's Bis Pie Brouz.— ore Tha Church, ia.” pandvhymn book on its palpit:** ‘The Suekson by a lady at Washiiigton ;during «his presidential term,’ and was used in “his” fainify until his by Mrs. AudrewJatkéon to Mrs, Mation Adams. “For a long time it was ‘church every Sabbath,and reta after the services. At the ‘close of the war it had becémé sé worn that bound, and of the lest pages: replaced by those taken.from. other Bibles, It remained st-the church After that until stolen. Tyxier Curtis and wife nee Annie. McKenzie, arrived. in.New. York Thursday from‘San Francisco. They are stopping at theSturrevant House on, Broadway.. Mr. Curtis character-" izes the newspaper statements in re. gard to himself as absurd and ridicuFrancisco shortly, to-meet all the } Sacnascerro is making arrange. ments for the Fourth of July cele-. . . parhde. ‘Thete will alsi'bé a regatta. not come. important. Great . Bible .was.preseited to.Gen. Andrew ee ie oe ching it up,untaken from the Hermitage. to the}. political only. stribed in order to get the proposed ,Ganae Ballrondvandes waPrs i! eo aml longest funeral he ever heard of took place abéut a-week ago. His hired since. A wibow in Lealedie complains . 87s going to circuses and funerals, having no busband to take her anywhere bration. I¢ is intended to Have all the Companiesof the Fourth Brigade A very Emil. recently Teceived this mal hate g ber vor stitution pa tehapa oy ey Fool's day."’ nem pock: , eonbook lay on ¢ Ldsuatioats poe Sho ‘fooled’ by ‘so transHi anxious —e found it: = he had ororees: it some hours previously. Siwra Oavz has built a schooner, the Uaiitely a8 Maali it last week. ey —= THE pkboeaas tan’ fanareh~ ‘ing on,” and aré now’ destroying . ; grain fields in Monterey county. . lately, was notlarge. The chiéf loss about $2,000. 0a A cocoanoT exploded on a fruit stand in Biehitond, Va., a day. or two ago. Inviowannary or Postar Canpds.— Inquiries having been .made as. to it is well to state for the information bf the public generally that ihe Postoffive:Department regards them’ in’ Weis nk eek 9s. anggnees te Bo ai Taere remains $30,000 to besub-. Santa Craz and ‘Watsonville Narrow ge girl weitt to it and has not returned geese Caltex, that the orly pleasure she has is San. Francisco. San Juan at 230a. M., vada City in time to ¢ Making Hl TRIP THROUGH IX om Seedy Nations? Exchange Nevada, May, 2th, 1873,» SARSAPARILGA: “BEoOD. os Wd qt ‘snd most. oho taining $1 So Wage tnt he . REO MA AN} Ieinds of Ainéases or sores arising ts9 been blood and humors. IT. NEVER FAIS a complete cure, if it-antott ‘snd. Deslers tp all Druggiste aye TT wer ere "Par damige by fire at Tehata was by, Harvey Simpson, which was . water right Dele sto tothe : further Certace Nevada, May 224, 1373. E M. HUGHES. the inviolability of the postal cards;))*" Teves = —~ eatly in May\Phe Chinese lidy will be . Pacific Railroad Company:for'dam. charges which have appeared against . *M¢ 42 Tepect precisely as. sealed Lott held” that whet the commtituees the Moedeleine. The . ages for grain burned arin nm him. * , sot Letters, No postoffice official has any : tion declares att offica elective, it ‘Jobanese gentleman will plight his . tives, came to a conclusion in the ~ sittete noes more right to inspect what is written Slee cannot be filled in any other mode;/ 106. at St.. Philippe’ du“Roule. . District Court at San Jose, May 24. Staveny ov Brazm.—The Etiper. °° a postal card than he would have ‘ua Both these unions an we believe, . There were three-edted;iand the rail. or of Brasilihes just idtrnck the last eer tery peau Bp yeal . END AFOLL Srock Gr Fancy cou. nn eee i dented. @ never before . road com was,beaten in. each. . blow against slavery in his. domin¥ ‘Fresh Limes; Lemons, Oranges : ar vi io . oe tg rd pitt de aR Mrs. son poet ES Rogers . ions, by affixing his sign manual to ‘they “are-Belivered, “Gf left at public . . : yWhole te new ate 9099 . marrying a datighiter of'ttie Celestial . & Forcé,'$1,240;and Martin, $245. . #@eerte Which makes all children . Places, such ‘as hotels, boating} °! ‘And Pine Apples, com. "ao eee fous el © tie Empite; and few, »imdeed, e; the Of coursé' ‘the cases went to the Su-. born hereafter of slave parents~free: houses and. stores, there. is-noway}, stantly on hand. : Frenchi ladies. who Make ‘ap th {PONE 0 emp Sree the sal Tt as been & weary, process, this ab. & Preventing dishonotablé persons “ ~j jiinds to qccept a hrushand likely: ¢ olition of hman bondage among . from peeping at them if so disposed, Fresh Fruits: mea ae . take ‘them aan toned their haa? ivilized nations. At. what-cost of unless pat directly if te hands of aoe er Ts : Frenchmen, on. the ‘Apatoots, Strawberries and Chereye faeqgure this couptry hag] Party for whom intended:: ad et } Boe rf bs ‘We tte Tadablad to 4 Gérdatsten'. oe ig, can st-. i Weblabonte,. Pa, tho willage . M2" ” nig enn sre tvtuente even’ there the . Mii Sets to play every. LL toe a ode, May, 2 «ae he keeps constantly on hand. stn sit ihe em mei * authorities pn gr it receives them fresh every morning, et gp Me. prem otgs besides hosts of other kinds of fruits, —% sf Og “iit ke. ' ; Tar simian =a a f = nt pee edsregp ee rs Peer. 43 Bibiana 7 wt th Canina er ast yale ahaver Tel nae