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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-18
PREMIUM
DaGuerreotVpe establishment,

N0.9 BGiDIey Hall, No. o
TENHE Proprietor of this Establishment is prepared,
usual furnish his friends and public with The
most perfect Daguerreoypes that be produced OF
the character OF The pictures executed this long
ished Gallery, it is enough repeat that they hrve
secured the very highest tokens If award from The late
Mechanics Fair in this City, and from other equally
retent Probably Establishment in the
try enjoys more enviable reputation Ter its PERFECT
and LIFE~LlKE TYPES well as tor the beauty and
expression Of their minues parts. Having secured t5e
services of MR. MOSES ;. CHAPLIN, an Artist
tnke charge OF my operating department, allow in
wife the attention of your readers the beautiful Dagger
reotyPes executed at DR.. VAN ALSTIN'S Establish.
ment, No. BRINLEY HALL.
Those who visit oul City for the purpose of procuring
Daguerreotypes, cannot be satisfactorily
dated than at NO 9 BRINLEY HALL
MINIATURES put into SIX Tor $l-ard into Velvet
Cases for 81 so.
N. b. stock constantly hand and for sale
able prices. du Oct 4.
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Father Mathew,

HIS great Apostle of Temperance supposed to be the
greatest benefactor of his people living and il is
supposed that the best place get a
DAGU ERREOTYPE LIKENESS,
in Worcester, is at the Rooms in WALDO BLOCK, as by
devOtng considerable attention the omy custom
ers have been enabled satisfy the Of those who
have favored with their patronage to degree beyond
my most sanguine expectations.
Those W no in of Likenesses Of themselves or
their friends will do well TO call my before trying
elsewhere, by having avaed self of the modern dis
coveries and improvements in the art prepared to
take Miniatures and them in Lockets, Pins, Rings
Bracelets Cases, which for beauty of ns cannot be
celled in this city.
Copies ofpoTtrais, &c the shortest notice. Daguerreo
types of deceased persons Of the CITY, Particular
attention the sitting of children.
N. b. Instruction in the Art on tue most favorable terms
please call at No. Waldo Block, up stairs
Worcester, July 26h dwtf JOHN D. ANDREWS
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'ghe Esadjvc Stock OF Goods

IN STORE lately occup ed by CHARLES BnARDMAN,
deceased No. Front street. opposite City Hall,
Worcester NOW CLOSING OUTS and the citizens ct Wor-
eester and vicinity are invited call an purchase great
var ETY. of Choice Family GROCERIES, DryGoo!s Crock
cry ware " OGDEN " are, C &c. at Great Discount
by order of the Execuirixi
Oe' g. ls4s CHAS U. lLAN DEts.
NB All persons indebted TO the Estate OF
CHARLES BOARDMAN, la'e OF Worcester, deceased,
ed upon to mske immediate payments ara all nose
TO whom said Estate is Indebted requested TO exhibit
heir demands for settlement ut No From STREET, WOT
ceSter. TERESA ;. BOAhDaAN,
Worcos,.r Oct 1910 d2w Execulri.
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NfeTECE.

me- D z q EIs
IL persons indebted either by note or account TO the
a estate of JOSEPH CONVERSE, deceased are Ie'
aue> ed to pay tie same Immediately they w he LEFT
in 81 her hands for collection And -a persons having
demands against said tqussts present the
same for settlement without draY
BETSEY CONVERSE.
Er. Estate Jes. Conoerse
WorcaSter Joly IA 1870 du
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Rare Chance


TOR any person about going to keep house. The sub
scrihe being about the city. wishes dspnse
OF his FURNITURE &C. oil and IN good order, and
wfbe sold at "A BARGAIN. Impure of JOHN F. GLEA-
SON, corner OF CT ecn and Plym outh Streets.
WILLIAM G. WHITE,
Octl2 d6tt NJ. Il Trumbui st.
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GREAT DISCOVERY.
Cd F2fSf2.N' EEsEHEe eSRE.

VFNIIIS OIL is prepared b. H. C. CURRIER who is the
sole Proprietor in The United States and is the great
discovery in the known world for the growth OF HAIR
and warranted Ii will cause the hair TO grow "aefe II
has fallen off and is preventative, and makes II
grow thick, dark and silky. Price 10 per loire. me
references cam be obtained IRON those who have
bern benefited in this city.
N B. The money will be paid back, in all cases when
The Oil does not give sati>f2t tim. ,,. 49,,
sole Agents in Worcester, WM. d FENAo sun
l6b Main Stre.l dwu Jaly Z.
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BOrses and Wagon for Sale,
HaOmocaaroEsaatIc Painting.

Tl.F. POND has engaged Rooms in Flagg'. Bur dings
IL where he Will be happy receive visitors and give
instrnc on in the LATEST STYLES of Monochromatie
Painting, from Oct LIST. le49.
PREVIOUS to That time he will occupv Room PEARL
STREET. one door OF DIR. Geo Bates Office, where
he will be happy favor those desiring his servlcec.
This beautiful accomplishment is taught in six lessons
Of q hours, st the trfing expense Of So.
Ladies AID Gentlemen invited to call and ex4m'a
specimens. d3m Sent l3
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HOUSE PAPER WAREHOUSE,

ECONOMY.
MatheWsOn'S Improved Patent Weather Strip.
N invaluable article, as hundreds can testify, out
"A side Doors it excludes every particle OF rain, snow
dustin ping cod makes great saving in fuel
For SAFE nv A. BILLING, 26 Front Street iers 10 be
applied lief above, will he promptly attended TO.
Patent Locks and Latches. Carpenters and
Bul inv Ell 10 call above and examine KfnS
feys Patent Double Cylinder Locks and Latch6S, which
in every respect, cannot be surpassed.
Worcester, Septll. dwtf A. r. CRANE. Agent.
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Ia DaguerreOtVnists,

THE subscriber keeps CONSTANTS for sale PL ATES and
L CASES OF all sizes and every description in use,
Preservers, Frames Mats, Glass Paints Brushes, Ger
man, and American Blomne, Iodine and Choorde OF
Iodine, Mercury, Soda Rotten Stone, Chloride OF Gold,
Rouge &c. Every article sold will be warranted to be
of the frs! quality
This is no HUMBUG EsTABLIsHMENT aid the subscriber
does not advertise stock in larger quantities Than he
tnaiiy has for sale Purchasing larger quantities,
having better faclid.es 2giBg, experience in
selecting, and being determined maze this estAbiish
ment the HEAD QUARTERS for Worcester County,
the subscriber will sell stock from Ue 10 ten per cent
cbe9pr Than IL be purchased any other place in this
City. Remember this nd call at
ADAMS ROOM, I42 Main street.
Worcester, July 49, dIf
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NEeEOaeona Tor Sale.

NEW instrument of excellent and quality, we'll
"A worthy the attention any person wishing such an
instrument Inquire al the Spy OFFICE. A5ldu
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DAGEEEsREOTYPES
TAKE1T WETH0UT WHR5IGGCs-

New Quick Camera an quarter the usual time,
AT I42 MAIN STREET.
The subscriber has induced by the great and liberal
patronage he received in Worcester purchase one
o OF VOIGTLANDER'S QUICK CAMERAS, which is OF
entire construction, with which types can be
made almost Instantly.
Daguerreoypes OF CHILDREN made with this Came"
with suGishlng perfection and beauty
Also received one ofV0g tdnGer's Mammoth Cameras
so CONSTRUCTED as to take types of Persons Views
WITHOUT REVERSING. This Camera is of tuice the SIZE
End p00er If any other in this city, and GROUPS Of from
to 30 persons he taken with it on large plate
es44ssgIs {ssz7ss7 FEssee5g1sszs {osissss "A
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Situation VgantaGs.
,E'aEEOresses Wanted,

THREE Coat, Vest and Panlal0on makers are wanted
Immediately, and may find employment on applica,
IioD to WALTER PA III
Leicester oct .. DIFF
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Providence az Worcester Railroad.
fs5s:gs .e,JJ 1892 1912 sssfztssG5 sgS1 a III


WINTER ARRANGEMENT PASSENGER TRAINe
To sGUsTn and after October eth, 1913.
THROUGH TRAINS
Leave Worcester at 8 A NJ. and Is PM.
Leave Providence atlas AM 38P.M.
4 FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger Car attached.
leave Worcester for ,xbrdse, (uhere it connects win
special Train for PIoviience,) at ll.30 A. NJ.
UX@RiDGE SPECIAL TRAINS
Leave Uxbrdce st a M. aud Is ?. M.
Leave Pr evideGce at ! so AN. AMI PM
TIE THROUGH TRAINS CONNECT
At Miilvie coaches Satersville. Al U1bridge
with coaches Milford and Mendon. Al Whitins with
coaches for Fest Doug and Whitlnsye Al Farnums
with coaches for Graf and N e. Village AT
Worcester With trains OF the Western Railroad and Nor
witch and Worcester, and Worcester ana Nashua Il. roads
The IL 80 Tran at Providence with trains Tor
Boston, Taunton, Pan River, N. Bedford, &c.
The7 A NJ train from USbridge conDe,ts NJ Paw ueke
with trains Of the Boston ard Providence R.R. FIR Boston,
and the p train from Providence connects N Paws
tucket with train from Boston The SAB m Tran from
Worcester connece Provi en6 with b. slon and New
York Steamboat Trains
No % class tickets sold for Uxbridge SPECIAL Train nor
1l.31 train Fl on Worcester.
Through trains do stop at Ashton Hamlet or Water
ford. Trains DO no, stop Central Fails.
Oct 8. dwtf ISAAC HINCKLEY, sup't.
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10000 coo Vas. Straw Cord Wanted
FINIIE above quantity vanted Immediately by The sub
scribers for which the highest price VIII 5e paid
HALL 81 THOMPSON,
Sept o. dwstf opposite Central Hotel.
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Trnnroved Wnsaing NEacIlimc.

Improved Washing Machine.
THESE celebrated Machines, for which | received
Diploma at the Fair OF the Worcester co. Mechanics
Association are made at No. CENTRAL STREET, where
orders may he addressed.
The following is taken from the Editorial columns o. the
Spy 'tWe ha0 e had of Cioyes's Washing Machines
in in family for several weeks past, and after
giving fair trial nmen1 it the best machine
for that puepose that acquainted with. 1t is not
only great labor saving machine hut operates such
njure clothes much less than is done by
other washing machines, by the common hand rubbing
board"
NJ Price SIS. Warranted to please.
May 81 d2aw wtf FRANCIS GLOVES.
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BoaTdcrs Wanted.
A GENTLEMAN and his Vie, and one or two single
IA Gentlemen be inundated with Board by APP
dying mt No. 25 EXCHANGE ST. C5du
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SOsaEGEcFS tVsRREedE.
'WD Gentlemen ard Gentleman and his Wife can be
accommodated with Board by applying at 81 SOUTH
BRIDGE ST. DIFF . Semi o.
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Gentlemen wishing for Board
VAN re accommodated by applying at No. MAPLE
y STREET. di Sent 26
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zgDaFfsars WAITED.
ENlVE six Gentlemen en- be accommodated with
A. Board at 10. 70 Thomas Street.
Sept 20. d3w* s. GOODNOW
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-11-23

to- make the charge that an sbotioni nor did
he prove IT, nor pretend to have proved He ony asserted
that there were aboLuonists in New Hampshire, who
were formerly democrats; and to prove that statement
and not that we were an abolonist he cited article
from the Argus and Spectator Il paper which we for
mey addressed to democratic abolitoniss"
II is. therefore. false that Stanley made such charge
against US and proved IT, the writer of the article in the
Republic well knew when he asserted the contrary, he
had sufficient capacity 10 comprehend the passage from
SANKEY'S speech which he cites in support OF his state
ment.
We have now before us the article in the Argus and
Spectator alluded by Staney and when he shall make
another issue with us upon his devotion the Of
the South or our abotoaism we shall publish it.and
perhaps we may do il before Mr. Stanley shall give
opportunity We do NOT deem necessary to use il
in reply to the echoes Of his calumny although ii would
cover them with shame and confusion.
But is little remarkable that ue should be charged
with being friendly to the Wmot Proviso. by Of the
conductors Of print that does not and dares not, avow
its approval or dsapprova Of that measure, but who, If
injustice is not done him, is both Wlmot Provisoist
and abolitionist
We have used plain language in noticing the caum-
MES Of the Republic When we are wilfully and know
ngy msrepresented we to be understood in reply
We should scorn be guilty Of such base conduct towards
any opponent II we cannot meet our brethren OF the
press by the weapons which truth places in our hands
we will not misrepesent and lie about them knowingly
and wilfaly.
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Several members Of Congress already In this city,
prepared TO attend the approaching session Of Congress
among whom are'senators MAsoux, BKuox. and Foorx
and Mr. viEros OF Ohio. Mr.. Brrcx. Of Kentucky, Mr.
CLmonAs Of North Carolina, Mr. PxAsLxE, OF New Hamp
SHIRE and Mr. Ises Of Alabama, Of the House Of Repre-
sentaiivss. -I~fsuise~oU Of yssierday
In our paper Of yesterday accidentally omitted 10
announce the arrival Of the Hon. LINN Boyp, Of Ken.
lucky.
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The Gilman Capped.

Colonel James Watson Webb, the editor Of the New
York Courier and Enquirer, has been, during the last
week. visit to this city; and report states that he
left with the commission Of charge to Vienna in his
pocket Ii was stated and generally believed. that when
Colonel Webbs name was submitted to General Taylor
for the Madrid mission, he said he knsv Col. Views
history sOe. and that he wod make such appointment
What has induced the President 10 alter his decision,
we leave the public oconjec,ure We have noticed that
the Courier and Enquirer has recently contained articles
praiang and compmenting ex-governor Seward OF New
York. written in very different spirit from that which
was formerly exhibited by that journal towards the abo
lton senator from New York. We presume that it IL
no, anticipated that Colonel Webbs nomination will be
sustained by dozen members Of the Senate, II by so
many Bot believe that, under the rule observed in
such cases. he WILL Notwithstanding his certain rejection
by the Senate, receive the outfit and years salary
That win be reward enough for his services, consider
ing his dsnierested pledge not 10 ask Office from Gene
raj Tayor's administration.
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MuRpER AT PALMYRA IsLASp.--We learn from the 81.
Louis Union that horrible murder has been perperaied
Palmyra island. the bank Of the Missssippi
river Louisiana. The negroes In that vicinity had
dered the ola trading boat loaded with merchandise,
groceries, &c. and the boat sdrh The principal
owner amongst them, he had been leh behind
on some business. Himself with number OF citizens,
had succeeded In getting TWENTY-FIVE 10Y negroes
that had been concerned In H. and found upon their per
sons. % well % scattered shout the hus many Of the
goods
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We learn that the re6tng Of the Hall Of the House Of
Representatives will be completed Saturday. the cath
instant and viii be open on thatday to those who may
desire to see IT,
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II O8uuAoAsSo sBkV1ssOsssA Ns~~~ss
We had resolved not 10 make any ausion to the can
didaes for the different Offices at the disposal Of the two
branches Of Congress- but having mentioned, incident.
ally that W. Fornsy, esq., the able and talented editor
Of the Pennsylvania candidate for the Office Of
Clerk Of the House Of Representatives, Major ,. b.
French Of this city, whose qualifications for the place
well known desires us to state that he is also can
date and has not declined he states has been repre-
scented Justice also requires to state that Mr. Beett
the late able chief clerk Of the Pension Office, and the
Hon Albert Smith. Of Maine are candidates for the
same Office All Of these gentlemen we believe TO be
well qualified for the Office, and we know them TO be
good democrats We feel also bound to say much in
favor Of Jesse E. Dow, esq Of this city. and Dr. New
ton Lane Of Louisville, candidates for the office Of
Sergeant at Arms and Of Benjamin F. Brown, esq, Of
Ohio the candidate for Doorkeeper They are all worthy
Of the confidence Of the democracy, and unquesfonably
well qualified for the Offices for which they are candi
dates.
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General Taylor authorized Mr. Clayton to give any such
insurance. But il should hereafter appear that he did
give such authority, and il the President should. In
accordance with those assurances pardon the Span
sh consul after his guilt has been proved. and there
let the matter rest, we shall denounce the barren
reclamation ofsRsy a contemplate mockery; we
shall denounce the pardon a criminal dereliciion
OF duty and we shall endsavor to induce the people to
coerce the administration. through their representatives
to vindicae the honor OF the country Then shall
be opposed BY the Richmond Wing and the Washington
Republic, and by those presses which warlike in
times Of peace, and peaceable in times Of war by
those presses which mimic patriotic indignation when
others refuse TO rally around wing Secretary Of State
even in his personal quarrels; which denounce as for
egn sympathizers all that dare to find fault with the
manner in which our foreign relations conducted by
Mr. Clayon and which give false alarms. that they may
vaunt their heroism but which abandon the field in the
hour Of DANGER reasonably desert to the enemy and
give him aid and comfort during the conflict. We are
for peace in times Of peace. and for in times Of war
and we trust that shall always be opposed BY sucf
presses for their patriotic ador exhibited freely wher
there is no DANGER vanishes whenever it is needed,
takes reasonable shape and enters into alliance witt
the public foe as did during the last war and durnl
the war with Mexico, and as il is preparing to do b!
abandoning the Monroe declaration, and yielding up GU
rights in Nicaragua the unfounded pretensons Of Grea
Britain.
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Hon. Isaac Hin, late pension agent In New Hampshire,
has refused fork the whole balance claimed against
tCowasf
There s question Of rghf in this case; and II Gov.
Hill still owestbe government $1,000 thai sum can easily
be collected Of him. We do not believe, however, that
he owes the government cent than he stands
ready TO pay AT But there sre two parties in
this ease, and Gov HILL ~ one OF them, has rights, -
well a. the government As an honorable man he will de-
fend them, At the time that he will meet all Just
demands against him Hartford (Cf Times.
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n.dse.l Dspartnsss Of the Array.

Medical Department 81 the Army.
By a medical board which was convened on the 18th
ultimo in the city Of Philadelphia. for the examination
OF applicants for the appointment Of assistant surgeon in
the army, the following persons were examined and ap-
proved:
Isaac L. Adkins, Delaware,
Robert o. Abbott, Pennsylvania,
Thomas M. Getty, Virginia
David L. Magruder Virginia,
William J. n. White, District OF Columbia,
Rodney Glisan, Maryland.
Elisha p. Langworhy New York
Assistant Surgeon James Simons was also examined
by the same board, and was found qualified for promo
ton.
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QrxKs vIcroR pretty compliment paid to Veto
ria nj the celebration the Atheneum Manchester three
weeks since, by the presiding Officer who said On all 90
cssions she has consulted welfare Of her peoples IN
she less admirable In private lie. Her private lie IL
marksble; she is good vile and a good mother.
Her expense has exceeded her incomes Than
that she has paid and Is m paying. the debts OF her "a
ther, without asking for any assistance from the nation
Moreover she has insisted upon paying the income
and thus contributing defay the expenses Of the State
Miss BsKMrn AMONG TINE Founrsrrks.-lt appears by a
suer In the Boston Chronotype that the Swedish novelist
has visited the "Norh American Phalanx" in Monmouth
county, N J. The writer Says
miss Bremen paid usa visit last week. She seemed
quite pleased and entered gcnisly into all that
going on-mixed a batch OF bread sewed hominy bags
and would have gone put 70 dig potatoes n h had not rain
ed There was on Swedish officer with her whom we
liked nightly he to compile OF the beauties
of republican customs for home the king he
says being inclined anticipate revolutionary tendencies
Miss B. charmed all by her musical gifts The girls cried
and laughed like wild creatures, they are under the in
Sea Kings Bride and other national airs"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-04
DRY GOODS.

so TuE LADIES PETER ROBEkTs. IS Bfost-
Wv. r-spe,gly igviles ladies vsiicg %" cy, D. in
snact his sfusa u Eubrli1-f-s sud LGc- Goods Tie
living c1rprses lew Laos Car-,, rrruc'ss, Sfsrs
B-rir.'s Nasa-i-ur Cois.s ard Cll- 81. -uNr0 Tered
muslin Caenl,r.s trimmed Win lns-al acc, . a. ,
tdsf. from IT, "a %, abroidrr-t DO from z 10
crxr1 sheer .wr d. ffcr - up isc- All muslin n4t
from ir.sris Hob-s "sss t1d Cars. 50 rCn figured
h.es S-.s FOR sla~s SRI martsr, Asclrl-r-. flgish
a~d Trcrch Laces Mssln Tfrrriars All Bl-fs ls.rs
s1f Hps-f'. To- oT-ssis.s Cape J0 Is u7~afi - In
OLLIE WHITE, and hue sui ora-rs prirls
- 10 sld quarter Siilhs con prs * compisie -.
s1.inel OF and desirable styles and qualities, con-
sisr.iy % had and rsc -iy-d For ~
tT c = HARRIS. &C TX -hanye Pis-s.
ELADE Mills BROWN DRILL,,-Sl inches
NWide-A sup-nor article Of heavy brown driirss
r4lkhr Tor export, for sac ~ c = HARRIS,
OF = - ENchEnge-p.sce.
EkEEN AND CANARY PRINTS, fs'' evon
VI ard nsw siy 90. JIss received aut for sac by
al q. HAaR!' 8. % ESetsng- Pi'e..
tSDIGD HI.I q DRILLS cases starG Sill. blue
l crnugs of Tie most p~u.s- I've, iIst received For
by lAisl SEssITH co ~ and y Pn--.t
Not -~ELIsE DE LANES ca.-s American
vi mousse &c sn-s black Acc mode cn1rs f0
~ lsst hESMlrH 60 81 ard 50 Yllsst
fvOLORED UAHBRIt~-2U esses auoriel rrhi
= AID darE coiors ard hl-ess, Tor sale BY
as NEsAiTH co 50 and 2 Pines-
ATtRiNO 4--f,iERE--20csse- Of lie u9-l sp-
VI proved stsdrs ard MIXTURES. for ss'- by
ais NssAiTh 4 CO s. and 81 fine-st
INDIGO BIUE DWILI~-Rsc=lyed ana for sa.e
BY i.Gn HARRIS. 81 EE-nans--p 49,.
GpEUE DRiLLIN6--Ws-r-niea Indigo bye Fer
ID ssI- - ~ = HAkslS. e EEchsn g--rlsc-.
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FOR CALIFORNIA.
FOR CALIFORNIA.


fINhh sUBSCRlrER conNnue- - sIppy iudiyidusls
companies end ina u-d-. with Gold en-fs s1d " 7sh
Miners Gnd Gold Pcks, PickaNes shOveis, spades.
H',s Axes srd Hs.ch-ts Kriyc, snd Sors-, h1ui-' .
Kr.rts Dirss al B1Nie Knives, Gunt kirrs Csfbnes,
Pistol. SC Frfcnss Csp' sand Crurih-s Black Lrad
Pui. afofizrs F-@rs J@~ei-fs snd sniihs Fo'g~,
lr91 Tor runng God anu Tests fur God Powder shot
Fig ard bar Lead. Tents Hammocts. ~ c'uprsrg .
general of Hardware guery, Edge To, j. -
particularly sd-ped the California maffeg and ths rafs
IN y-rer. ln,y2 stool a. ) LITTLE. 80 FultDn-st
D0WrtBLh iKON HOUSES FOR CALisOR-
4 NiA-Tbe galvanized iron houses constructed ~ n-
for California hsyue ne. ~h much approval ar thus
Induced ca ~ Hslilou Il bOso g3ng b California 30
examination % Them TIE Iron Is Rruov-d IN 'ucb
manner that OIL ~ tho hols@ rpJi ana ices ds to-
g-thef and hols- .pG5 Os pa up Ia lees thsn day
f-ey are fsf cheaper mar wool hreroof and much
more comfortable than i-os house ~ he above sx0 cin
slrp-d IN 1es, IL rut long and ie- vide ard
inca-s deep. no freight which would He about eli 20
Sac francisco There VII ssD he rJuhi- IL removing
fofn pa % the cou1y to another TIE ho1se 10
fe~ hOuts Dee taken doTu ani Puiup. by calling apun
he snhscnb-r house o. the above
I'm. PsTER NAfIOR. IS ~ ct