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NAME to the Ranch of w, c. West & Co.
~ about the the first OF August, 1851, one
small dun horse. black mare and tail, and a
very slight brand on the left shoulder, about
ten years old.
Also, one small grey horse, right fore leg
white TO the knee, no brand noticed, lie is
about 6 years old. Both trotters.
N. B. Said horses can be had by proving
property and paying charges on the same.
L II. HIRST,
Agent for the company
Nevada city, Nov sth, IS5l-57.3t
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MR., DUSUZEAU.
CHEMIST, MINERALoGIsT, AS
SAVER AND SMET.TER

Informs the miners of The ourding coun.
try that he has removed his Assaying Office,
well known Tor two and n half years in Sasra.
mento street San Francisco, to Broad street
Nevada city.
He also announces.t 10 the public that receiv.
ing more numerous applications for assays,
and seeing n lnrae number Of miners occut led
in prospecting and working quartz veins, to
.ncitnie them in their searches, he has re-
dnced his Assaying price 10 $3.50 instead Of
$50 10, which il was at first.
Mr. Dusuzcau. having had ten years prac-
lice. and having been proprietor OF quartz veins
Ia the Chilian mines, can offer TO the miners
assurances in his consultations upon the differ
ent mines. lie also takes charge in the -tltrec
ton of mineral works. in erecting aud direct
ing 4Eachines to extract The gold as well Of
lhe poorest rs of the richest mineral: these
machines being The best, thc surest, the least
costly. he can recommend thrm in pre- ference
to all others. WM. DUsuzEAU, Broad ST..
opposite the Virginia House.
Oct. lIih 1861. 80 3ms
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To the Citizens of Nevada City and Vicinity

FELLOW CITIZENS. Owing to nv ~oor
health in part and to see those fohdly
love, and to make more permanent ar
rangement in regard to our draft mat t.
ters, expect to leave on the Steamer
of the lst OF Dec for the Atlantic States,
for q short time. hoping my health may
be 80 far recruited by spring, as once
more to be in your midst
leave all my business just as it has
been, merely taking few dollars over
passage money. Now my friends have
few words to say in parting: that by
my own industry and your lherality Of
patronage and friendship, feel well
paid for my trip to California. have
striven not to betray in any case the
confidence you have been pleased so
literally to place in ME and feel fully
confident that any trust confiIed to our
care shall be fully and promptly attended
to to the best Of our ability. Now fell
low citizens, you who | may not see be-
fore leaving to take you by the hand,
can say of q truth | thank you most
kindly, and bid you an affectionate fare
we'll.
T. T. HlRST.
p. S.-My purse strings always have
been and still are open to all the sick
and unfortunate Of every cline and co.
or have left fund subject to the
order of the Rev. Mr.. Warren for that
purpose.
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~ UNNY BAGS-.l0,oO0 full sized and
N heavy; Potatoes, cargo very superior
quality, large red; Onions, 10000 lbs. Cali
FORUM growth. superior quality; grapes, fresh
pulled, Of the Vail jo vintage.
Corn and corn meal, fresh ground for feed.
Mess and clear pork, sugar, tea; superior
Irish and Goshen butter, in small packages
On sale at L. b. McMANUs 8. Co.'S.
5S.lm Jackson street,
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1t is stated in letter which appeared
few days since in the San Francisco
Herald, that President Fillmore has de-
ternined for the future to make the ap-
pointments for Offices in California from
amongst our own citizens.
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EIyOR SALF.--A, valuable house and lot and
n, cut houses. on. Broad 81; The property
is well fitted npfpr either boarding house or
hstel. There ARE sixteen rooms in the house.
The H., is largo and well fenced. Il the above
properly is not sold BY the 10Th Of November.
/ Willie for rent. with all the furniture. For
urthvt ra,tsculars inquire Of the undersigned
U on the premises.
s5-2w J. NJ. STERLING.
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Crescent House,

7 cihc ST. bet Montgomery and kearny.
NH KS. B04tET. having ieisfd the aboyg
1xE hon Z. takes pleasure in announcing to
the public tint she Is now prepared to reseIv
b1arders either by the day or week.
Tie liable will be spread with the varieties
Of the senson.
The lodging rooms are comfortable and airy.
Come cted with the house 10 n bar, we'll stock
cd with the choicest wines and liquors;
A share Of the public patronage is respect
fully solicited. 58-lm
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y1OR SYDNEY--DfREcr,-To follow
! the 'Queen OF Slleha. The well known
haronc WuIToH, 500 tons hurtien. will sail
for the above port OH the 18th OF November.
This splendid barquc has been proved to
be fast sailcr, and is expected to make the
best Trip Of any vcssc! out OF this port.
Her Accommodations arc of avery superior
order, and passengers Tor the above port are
particularly requested to examine them be-
fore applying elsewhere.
No expense will be spared in provisioning
her for this voyage. and an experienced sur
gcon is engaged. For passage, apply to
CAPT. PATrIsoS,
Rose shipping office, Pacific wharf,
Orto j. N SLEDDoN,
IL Jackson st. wharf
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Look out for Breakers !

A IL persons engaged in the business Of
"A vending goods, wares, and merchandise,
Or Of retailing spiri.uous liquors, wines and
liquids. are hereby notified that unless license
for so doing is obtained at onre, BY paying tho
tax therefor into The county treasury, etc,
their names will be handed over to the County
Attorney iof suit. a
II. q. HODGE, Treasurer.
6S-3s per 4 SasAKp. Deputy.
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Notice.

r hereby notify all persons that have no
i agents in California 70 transact any busi-
ness for me, and any person proposing TO
act as such is unauthorized, and their acts
will not be ratified by me.
G. N. KITcHEL.
Nevada city, Nov. 9th, 1851 57-3t
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Boot and Shoemaker.

~ p. ]. ESPENsCHElD would re-
speetfully ihform the ladies hnc
gentlemen of Nevada and vicinity, that he ba-
rermanentlv located himself on the cornei o
Main and Commercial streets, where he W !,
keep constantly on hand a large assortment o.
Boots and Shoes, Leather and Findings.
Repairing done in the mest neat and work
manlike manner at all times. 52-3m
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Home Presents!

ID ARE and Beautiful Goods at Auction !!
n When you visit San Francisco, cali at
The Chinese sales room Of TOBIN g. Dun.
CAN, Long Wharf. one door below sansomo
street, ard examine their stock OF supurb!y
embroidered Chinese shawis and curiosities.
At their auction sales these beautiful goods
can be purchased at onc-fourth of the price
they are selling fer in the States. Every
person returning home takes with him a
Chinese shawl. 56.lm
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Ball at Grass Valley.

ON Tuesday evening. the 18th inst, there
~ will be a Grand Ball given on the oc
casion of the opening of the magnificent
ALTA SALOON
The supper will be served at BEATrY's,
where also the ladies' will be received on
arrival
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Nevada Washing Co.

MCDONNELL q. Co, beg leave to in
1sE form the public that they have opened
the Nevada Washing Company, at the Roger
Williams spring. Having spared no expense
in the construction ard fitting up OF this estah-
ishncut, they viii WASH, starch, and iron in a
superior style, They hope to render the Ne
vada Washing Company equal, and even su-
peror to any in California. The patronage
Of the public is respectfully solicited.
57-lm*
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Ed OBEkT RODGERS, Clay street, be-
Ee, twesn Montgomery g. Sansome SITS offeIs
,or SALE, froIA recent arrivals, fresh Chill flour
IN half and or. bags beans; superior Cincin-
n,ti hams; smoked beef; mess pork prime
tcef; split peas pearl barley ver,nieelli; ;
lnoIasscs syrup; Amer can butter, in badlers ;
Cork butter, in lirkins; cheese: tapioca; cloves;
nutmegs; prunes rdsins pickles; mustard !;
.!,senihc; champagne jams and ielIies; table
,alt: very fine Old port and sherry wine, IN
wood and bottles; white lead: green red blue
md fancy paints Havana cigirs; blankets !;
clothing; dry goods glass ware /; lamnblck
Nc, sc. f9 I'm.
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OiIlec u tnc .Nevada county GDld y In Co
San francisco Oct. 20, 1851
THE Secretary Is directed by the Board Of
Trustees to notify the stockholders, that an
assessment Of two dollars on each share Is made
md required 10 be paid on or before Friday the
9th inst. lie is, also. instructed 10 notify
hose. whose previous assessments stillremain
unpaid, that unless the same is paid within The
line six weeks from the dat Of assessmcut)
.aquired by law, their stock will be forfeited
% the complnr
il as mcnt Of 81 pr share made "a Sept. 1851
III do do 3 do do rs do do
,tn do do 2 do dp 2n Oct do
IS 6w WR. fEAKF, Sec'y.
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA, }S.
County of Nevada,
n;,t,iat nn,,,t tflfh IuAioini flirtri,,t.

District court--lGth judicial District
Ana l.. Cook vs. john +. Cook.
y17lli. people of the state OF California to
u john r. Cook, e,eetiug:
You ara her by notified thar en- the Sd da,
Of November, ins', SUIT was commenced by
soid paintiT against you in said court, for IA
divorce a vincu'o matiimonii,
You aIe therefore required 10 appear and ans
wsr the complaint of the plaintiff. herein filed
within three months from this date, or The
piaintil will take II decree for divorce, as
prayed for in s.l con ,,aint.
Witness Theodore Miller. clerk OF
/ said court With seal aiIixej, nj Office.
g. in Nrvtd, city, this 9th day Of No
scmber. \ D 1851
1u.op srE NtLLGR, Clerk,
J. Il. McCoX&El,, Atty. prT
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Book Bindery.

EpLANK BOOKS and Stationery. COOKE
ES S LIZ CouNr respectfully inform the pub
lie that they intend opening, ON or about the
tenth of Novdmber.
Rank Book, Sati'narY and Book binding
EStdb iShment,
where every thing in their line will lie manu-
factured in ~ workmanlike manner as in any
similar establishment in the states, and upon
reasonable terms.
Their stock of blank books. got up to order
EXPIRE ssIy for this market. viii be found supe'
riur in materials and style Of binding to any
heretofore iinpod I'd comprising Russa-hlnded
sheep and half bound super royal, royal. me-
dunn, denny ard cap hooks.
Staple aad Fanny Stationery ri-:
English french. and American note, letter,
and drawing raper; writ ng md copying isk,s,
approved qualities; pencils, ia'e's, waieis god
aud steel nens, tutery, c., with every article
required for the counting house.
Having the best English and check paper
on hand. they viii bo enabled to supply Gus,
toners with blank books of every size and
style Of binding, and ruled to any deslr' pat
tern. Blll-heads ard account sales ruled TO
pattern.
Every variety Of binding dane neatly and
with despatch.
Music. magazines, law books, notarial re-
cords etc. bound 10 order, la any style, or To
match.
COOKE & LIE COUNT,
Sta.ioners Warehouse, Montgomery st near
Clay. Wells' Fre-proof Building 5S-'n
| ~ - = l. l.AgT..f
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For Sale or Rent.
\ YsTER sALOoN.---The sub

- scriber having fitted up and furnished
me huuse formerly known MS the miners
Home, Is now prepared to get up the toys
ter fx'ns" in the "most approved style =
His bar is supplied with the choicest liquors
In short, he will furnish every thing usually
kept in such establishments upon the short
est notice"
s3-u VIM. BuLLrNeTeS
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Notice.

A LII Persons indebted to the firm Of
IA Danscn, Anthony & co, by note or 9th
erwise, are hereby notified that the papers of
the above firm have been placed in IN, has,ls
cfor ollce ton, and they are requested to set
tic the same without delay, as longer indul-
gencc will not be given
JSo. ANDERSON,
Nov l2-5S-3t ATTY tor DanScn 4 CO.
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Fan Franci~o Adsrt;i'cmcn'~.

6NALIFORNIA PRODUCE, inst lecciv.
Y ! cd, OK schounerS " Ferdinand" u. X
Whiting and Marvn The Subscribers
offer for sale at their row store. Central
Whar. between Battery and Pine SITS,
1850 sacks best Ss1ta Cruz pota.ors,
500 6 Bodo-a and San 10 c 10,
$50 4" '' onions, in prime condition,
Chiies, Tomatoes. etc. etc.
California Dar'cv daily arriving from San
Jose, fonoma. Contra Costa. etc Chill
Barley, in 100 ID bags
All which will I've sold at LOWEST market
rates. City and Up RIVER TRADERS W..
find i: 20 their advantage to give Us \ call.
HENRY TOQAY s CO,
Central Thaf
52-lm between Battery aud Front streets
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MINING Z. M1I<INE FOUNDRY.--ls
4Va street bcyond Mission. San Franclsco
The undersigned hfving purchased the Ma.
chine Shop and Foundry Implements impor
ted by B. r.. Buckel.w, (the riost extensive
in California; are prepared TO construct
Quartz Machinery, Rotary Crushing Mills.
,teHm Engines Boilers. and every description
{ mill and machine work and castings.
Mao hinrry orleral out from the United
States aad Ensland
Parties having eligi'Ie MINING claims can hc
ntroduced to capitalists del ous 10 ] ia and
urnish machinery. GORDON 9r 20.
Enginetrs, Town ofios Fine
81 In. strset near Battery
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NOTICE is hereby given 10 whom it may
= concern that any cohncxion hcrcioiorr
existing between the Bunker Hill Quarsz
lGning Company of Nevaia city and Rogers
4 Bca', has this day been dissolved the
SAID Rogers and Beal acting no longer as
agents or in any other capacity for said com.
pany.
BY order Of tho Board OF Trustees of the
Bunker Hill Quartz VI. G.. 60.
L. w. C0LBURN, cccrctatrv.
Nevada CITY. November 4th ls5I--56.3t
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VEyo TRANSFERS. .-wan;od to contract
n for hauling sixteen OF seventeen tho usnnd
pounds Of machinery (aquartz mild from Ne
yada to the Yuba river--dislance, rs miles.
Amply Immediately TO Joseph Lloyd. nearly
opposite this Office, OF at Woods Il avne-
JHn,es' store.
Nov. 18th, is51--1t
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IMPORTER or BUTTER.-Thc sub
/ scriber has followed the butter u.iness.
in the Atlantic States for several wears, he
is now permanently located in San Fran
cisco. and will spare no pains nor expense
in bringing a good article to this market.
His butter is all packed at the dairies--
not repacked in New York-in 25 and 100
pounds packages and being expressly put
up for sale here, he feels justified in saving
The quality will be found equal to any in this
market
JAS. PATRICK, Battery street,
between Jackson and Pacific STREETS,
oct. 4,47-lm San francisco
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! or Sale,

rEHllE Fcench Hotel, Hotel de Frruce, with
Il the lot on which ii is locate... and all the
iurni,nre. Apply to Mr.. GALlNA,
5s-lm Az the Ho,i.
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st. Francis Hotel.

THIS favorite house having been com
4 pict"ly renovated, the public cnn be
accommodated with comfortable furnished
and unfurnishcd rooms ut moderate rates.
Also with lodgings on favorable terms.
E. BELLEAU.
50-3m San Francisco.
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Notice.

esTAIE OF CHLltOkNlA,-NEvAoA
- County owit:
Tie PEOPLE of The slate of California 10 Hiram
Davis, greeting;
You ato hereby summoned to 90 ond appear
before me at my office in Nevada ty, al 10
O'Clock a. N, on Monday, the l7th day OF No
voniber, A. d. 1851, to answer the plaintiff in
certain action now pending before me. where
in artemas Rogers is Plaintiff and you are de-
fendant. The said action being for the reco-
very Of tho sum Of sl7425, alleged by said
plaintiff 10 be due him by said defendant
For which said amount. il you fail to appeas
and answer, the plaintiff will take judgment.
Given under my hand this the 9th day Of
November A. b. 1851.
JOHN ANDERSON, J.. p.
56.td Nevada Townthic.
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b. II @. NJ. c.

NOTICE is hereby given to the share
IN holders of tie BUgKER HtLL QUARTZ
MISiNG COMPANY, that = further assess.
Ipent Of two per ccntnm on the capital
stock of said companv has been levied this
9Th day OF November 1851, hy INC hoard Of
trustees. payablc within 10 days at the com
panv's office On the works.
The rule of forfeiture for non payment OF
assessments will be risjdly enforced. By
order of the board.
w. COLDURN. Sec'y.
57-3t.
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The Excelsior soap, a recent invention Of
Mr. Caldwell, OF the firm of Caldwell, Paysup
and Co, manufacturers. 80 kvington street.
New York, promises TO b. te wonder of the
age. In removing printers ink il acts like
charm, and is the only article we know of thai
viii remove II without injury tn the skin.
This soap acts cQrrily well III ccil, hard, on
-Jit water. and will he great saving u tho
iamily aad washerwoman. 1t sets all colols
md clothes requires no boiling OF bleaching
vhak washed with This article For houses
and toilet purposes it is admimb!e. The Tri-
bune, and other high class papers, speak II
ri0wing terms Of lis merits. For removing
sre,se or oils from silks, coItons, linens. anu
,Y oens, il is admirablc We heartily COM
l,erd III, superior article to our lady friends,
IS being both saving AMI economican.
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Farms for Sale.

TN the counties Of Son ma and Napa, and
l the Petaluma Valley, in large or small
tracts Of valley, or table, or mountain land,
well watcred and wooded. Apply at the
bifico of HALLEcK, pEAcuY g. BILLIsGs,
Barron & Cos building, corner Merchant and
MONTGOMERY sts. 56-2m
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Sutter House.
A,nlI aud LOCK slnlt

@ G. TRIP. Lock ard Gun sa,iM. Bell
ID. Hanger, and General Jobber in brass.
iron and steel, Leidesdorf street. near the
corner of Commercial, Lorg Wharf, San
Erapcisco. s6.lm
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MANAGERS,
A. N. SToUTENBuRGH
DR. G. D.,CLEvELAND, r;,,.
Dk w, McCoRMIcK, oenAe
G.. MEREDITH,
JUDGE BARBOUR,
JUDGE CAswrLL, Nh,
JAMES BARKER, ~
p. NJ. F1sKE,
DR. E. w. ROBERTS Rough ans
w. H. LYONS Ready.
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Hydraulic Rams,
Chain Pumps,

For sale hv DAVIS s. 60.
Importers ofharlware and mining implements.
Cor Sansome and Clay SITS, S. f., near Cen
trail Wharf. 50-lm
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BANkING HOUSE,
OF JAS KING, or WIN, d. co.
ExcHsSoE ON
Geo Peabody. Esq, London,
Camm M Nbitehouee, g. Co. New York
J ornng & Go, New Orleans,
Riggs and i,eveling, ~ Louis.
And on Mcssrs CorsJian and Riggs
Payable ut their office, Washington city
=. Merchants Bunk, Boston,
Z" Philadelphia Bank, Philadelphia,
q Bank OF baltimore, Baltimore,
. Bank of Virginia and bIal.ches.
Sl.2m
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+. ARGENT and Co.
BANKERS, San FruDciseo, Montgomery
st, between Clay and Commercial sts.
Rcer To and draw on
Brown, Bros x Co. New York,
Brown, .shipley and 20. Liverpool,
SNmuc Nicholson and Co. New Orleans,
Alex Brown andiS Baltimore
Browns aud Bowen, Philadelphia,
James -4dger and Co, Charleston,i
Morrell aud Dickey, Mobile,
TB Curtis Esq Boston,
(,eo y cuhtniag, Savannah.
Clean G,ld dust bought at Sl7, and for,
warded % order, by insurance to the U. ). and
ignulaEG Jl-5Ni
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San francisco Advertisements.
JOHN PERRY & Co.,

DEALERS in Exchange, Gold Dust,
~ State and City scrip.
For sale, exchange on New York, Boston,
Philadelphia and 81 Louis.
WANTED-Gold dust and State warrants,
for which the highest markets,price will be
paid. Office in Nsglce's building, formerly
occupied by Grcgory's Express.) 5l-2m
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G0gIss g0RIRma


WHAT FLAG SHALL WAVE2"
What flag shall wave when from on high
Dsunion drags our ensign down,
And where its stars now deck our sky,
The clouds of hate shall darkly frown?
What hand to rend that flag shall dare,
When all may claim the nations sign?
And not gleam of glory there, gEa
But each proud State may say, :" 'Tis mine
lis mine It's thine. tbs theirs It's ours.-
We all have trusted in its might,
And In the nations darkest hours
Our fathers bore it to the fight
The memries Of the past are there,
Fast clinging to each silken fold
The pEous hope, the vow, the pray'r
From hearts and lips now still and cold
Our sires' strong faith, their war-worn years,
Their dying groans; their ring cry,
Their orphans wall, their widows tears,
Their martyr-truth that ne 'er shall die!
Their sacred blood, in wild alarm,
w ould call that traitor hand to stop,
As once Gods angel stayed the arm
Of Abraham on the mountain top.
And vale to vale, and crag to crag,
The deep-toned curse would echo far
On him who rends the Unions flag,
Or from the azure tears one STAR
Then, patriots, since our flag alone
Belongs to all our fathers land;
Still let that one which o'er them shone,
Shine on their sons-a brother band,
Yes. let it shine Its hues shall be
A bow of promise to our eyes;
O'er-arching wide, from sea to sea,
The noblest land beneath the skies.
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BUCHANApS JOURNAL OF MAN.

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annum, in advance; 10 copies for ST.
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Physiognomy, and surveys, from a new position,
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LOTS FOR SALE
For Sale,

a. The subscriber offers for sale three
EE5.M Lots of Ground on Willow street, each
sEzA=@lot measuring about so feet front by $40
feet deep, more or less. On one lot is new barn
and shed, with good well of water For par
iiculars apply to
TIT JAMES s. SIMMONS.
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S25 Reward!

as Ran away from the ''Oxford Planta.
M ton" OF DR.. Stephen Duncan, in the
A parish OF St. Mary, three miles above
~. Franklin. about the lst of March
last, the negro boy JENKINS
Dese7ption,-He is about 25 years old. and
very black in height he is about six feet and
proportionably stout in frame his teeth are good
but placed far apart he has downcast look when
spoken to- Is slow OF speech, has remarkably large
feet and is knock-kneed
The above reward will be paid for his delivery
at any Jail, so that the owner can get him.
A. McWILLIAMS, Agent.
Franklin, July %, 1851. 2t
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DENTISTRY.

c. The undersigned respectfully
news the tender OF his professional
0IIYYYY Yservices in the line OF D E n
IT'S TRY.
Artsfeiaf Teeth inserted on gold plate, from
one tooth to a full set, with spring or on the
principle OF atmospheric pressure.
All other werk appertaining to the Teeth done
on the most approved principles, and with the
best materials
he does not expect the patronage OF the most ere
dulous, but is willing to confine his practice to
those persons only who are aware that jfae gold
is the only substance known that can be used
with certainty in the mouth.
10 Plantations visited when required,
WILLIAM CESSNA
Pattersonve, July 10, 1851. IT
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Timber for Sale.

- We have at the mouth of Bayou -
L. Teche $40 tiers of the best quality of -
Cypress Timber, which we are disposed to sell
on accommodating terms. Persons wishing to
buy this timber can know the terms by calling
on n Parks or M. H. Carroll, at PattersonvilIe
RICKS Il PARKS.
Pattersonville, July II, 1851. ON
LOTS FOR SALE.
SIX LOTS, so feet front by 600 Deep for sale
~ on long credit; also, the lot and improve
ments between J. c. Gordy's and Capt Gatess,
fronting on the public road and the bayou.
5 HENRY c. DWIGHT. Franklin.