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ManUfac curing.
Miners Drug store! -l

ln BY n. Nj, DONALD, ~
No. 139 STRE4T.S ckAmkN1o. q
JUST received by clippers Alboni and Winged
Racer large assortment Of choice Drugs.
and all other articles kept in well furnished
Drug tore, consisting part of
Chemicals Oils and Paints, Trusses.
Fresh Herbs, Wi dow Glass, >hl der Braces
Cream Tartar. Putty, Abdominal supporters,
Alcohol. Turpentine, Suspensory bandages;
Hops. Camphene. Rreast Pipe
Flavoring Ext Lamp Oil, Nursery BOTTLES
Also very large suppl of Perfu'' cry, Pa
tent Medicine of nearly ak kinds.
For sale ow by r. Il MCDONALD
Sacramento n20ly
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u The whole sum received by Byron for
his writings, was one hundred and twenty
I've thousand dol ars. The publishers of
bis works probably gained three times as
much. Ioatf. rfYtrI a55 uu. ..ai .a \
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Leland in the Field Again!!!

~ =" "U III t"' IVIU ASdIH.' .''
UhT opened, Leland & Co.'S. new
- Post Office Arcade and Pioneer News
paper Depot, where may always be had
all the latest Magazines, Cheap Pubca,,
tions and Newspapers from Europe aud
the Atlantic States. All orders for any
thing in the above line, or for stationery
Sc, "" be Thankful ly received and pune
tnally attended to with dispatch, as cheap
as the cheapest.
GEO. II. LELAND & CO., Proprictors;;
New Post Office Arcade, near GeneraF
Delivery, San Francisco.
Jan. %, 9,'59-noO I'm.
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ExPLAlNING.-The President of de-
batting society out West, lately decided
that "the milk Of human kindness" Inter-
ally meant milk punch with little nut
meg in IL.
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Average of the Presidents when elected So
N. B Vice President John Tyler was 81.
and Millard fillmore so years of age. at the
period Of succeeding to the Presidency, by
the de til of the Presidents Harrison and
TAYLOR.
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HObe S. Weihe.

NTHOLESALt. and retail dealers in
w Cigars, Tobacco, Snuff, Meerchauln
and Clay Pipes, &C.. No. 161 Kearney
street, san Francisco.
All orders from the country promptly
andfaithfuIly attended to sl1-tt
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Barron, the Chinese traveller, computes
that there is more material in the great
wall Of China than in all the houses of
ENGLAND aud Scotland.
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'ng d SACRAMENTO CITY.
,ll MARION HOUSE M
BY J w. S TILL MAN,
JsTEET, BETWEEN 2D AND SD,
uon ai- Sacramento. .gT
mar5 n25 I'm 3l -2iiAHff c.f
Hardware, Paint, Oils and
Window Glass.

j. b. Blancnard d Co.,
DEG leave to inform the merchants os
ID this vicinity that they have removed ,o
No. 4S K sme,t, south side, bet,veen 9J
and 3rd streets,
where they have on hand the largest ana
most varied assortment of the Above goods
ever before offered in Sacramento. .l
being their own importation, to which
constant additions are being made BY the
arrival of every clipper ship-anopy
which may be found,
Naiis-AIl sizes, from 81 to 8 in. spikes.
also finishing ard wrought nails.
Shovels- Rowland s. Kings, Collins &
Co.'s, Duryea & Rhodes, square and
round point, long and short handles.
Picks-Collins H. Co.'S. Pick and axe
helves.
Saus-MiIl, Muley, Crosscut, Whip,
Hand, and Co'"pass Saws.
Hoes, crow bars, hand and sledge ham.
nerS, wedges, a,viIs, files, comp ese sets
coopers tools, carpenters, blacksn,iths
and IL general assortment OF builders hard.
ware, cut cry. ETC., etc,
All the above goods will be sold at the
very lowest cash prices, and we invite
purchasers to call and examine our stock
and prices before purchasing elsew here.
Sacramento, april 9--n3O If
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"a. The nearest way to honor is for man
90 to live that he may be found to be that
In tsusbS hs would be fhopgbt to be.
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OH! Oil! Oil.---As the Niners' Drug
vs. ore l39 J street. Constantly on hand
very large supply of Sperm, Polar Bleachea
Elephant machinery, harness, Neetsfoot, ana
almost every other Oil in use in the country
Give us trial and you will come again
Sacramento n20ly r II. MCDONALD
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J. B. BURTON. EDw'D MCARTY..
Burton s. McCaTty,
w WholeSale dea lers in Groceries, Liquors,
Provisions, Flour, Grain, Cal
fornia Produce and General Merchandise,
No. 1875 J Street, one door ,cest Of tJh,
SACRAMENTO.
mar5 n25 3nIO
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DOSTERS, Quartz Certificates. Cards
! &C., neatly printed at the Office efths
Placer Herald sd s.a Ls7 eTea oGT I
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The following table gives the time Of nnu
guration and the age of each President at the
Of ha
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COOK, KENNY g. CO.,

COOK, KENNY g. CO.,
b BOOKSELLERS e. STATIONERo
IL AVE always on hand general as, ,
IL sortment of Miscellaneous, SchooF
and Classical Books; also elegant II US
trafed Works, and the Standard PoelS,
Bibles and Prayer Books Of various styles
of Binding; Juvenile Books in great va
riety, with a general assortment OF blapA
Books and Stationery, for sale own
COOK, KENNY B. CO..,
Book and Stationers han.
Corner Of Merchant and Montgomery
.trsets, San francisco. Cal fsb5'5s nS' "
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NTM. SHEW, d AG U E r X o.

NTM. SHEW, DAG U E r X E 0 =
w TYP S Il aud dealer in Daguer-
reotype materials, 1856 Montgomery street
San Francisco. Mr.. Shew is at all times
prepared to take ikeneSses in the most
approved style. He has also constantly
on hand II good assortment of plate. cases,
chemicals, apparatus, and good lorkets
Tor sale. Operators about the country
will find it for their interest to extend to
him share of their patronage.
san francisco, april 9-n30 If
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Banking House of Read & Co.

G. ACRAMEN1 0, agency of Burgoyne
sale on
Barring, Bros & Co. London.
Hottlngeur s. Co. Pdris.
Burgoyne & Plume, Nw York.
Jno. E. 1hayer & Bro. Boston.
Canal and Banking Co. n. Orleans.
l.. A. Bencost & Co: st Louis.
Gold Dust always purchased at highest
price.-sept Is 4m
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Dur ng the last two years that have been
acting as Agent for the sale Of the fieidsleck
& Co S 'hampagne, frequent enqu RIGS have
been made of me whence it arose, that there
existed two brands of this well known wine.
70 explain this matte satisfactorily beg
to call the attention of the public to the ol-
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STATIONERY
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Ready-Made Clothing,

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Ifyou Wish to Find


'EHr best auul nr Poi.hne uunI~, -H'E- and
IAtNI-st~ io be h.t. tl.u Herinr stowe Polish.
liNs SCrrI & litLN
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-25

Neuimorl, Cochcco, Phillip Alcns, Hamion's
Lohc, J, Dmuclrs, American, Spragup. Globe, Man.
hcslcr, Ms, field, Providence. and Bloomdalc, an "
which are 'E"uowucG' for l,rcEincc Of Style. 'F0y,
COICH and durable, prices ranging from 9c 10 10.
IgrHS.
70 ps. from tho celebrated factory Of Hartmann TOO
3o' Fancy Fashionable Giughom Lawn, Doc; Painted
Jaconet, doc
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-25

Most beautiful patterns aud Mshi cnabl,
3lc, l3c; Satin, Slupri both ways, 5ic.
hlle and black, i0c' fancy stlE tissues, y
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-25
m Wool D!dIucs.

PIUK, gTCCN, DTUCI NTaCN 0nU mUIC, UJC.
NLKS
Black, ut SllO, sta, Sl2o: watcrrd, at 81 SO.
fancy figured, at g7c 81, SllO Sll5. and 81 25 Flor
Curc silks all Colurs, GcuGhamS a. l2catgSc: Swiss
muslin Victory lawn. l0Conet, Bard muslin, Emboi-
cred Swiss, Capuct, ono piece supeu,ne! White Demi-
;, Frruch working cotton, linen floss.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-25
Millinery and Dress Goods.
MRS, NJ, J. KIDD,

On Second Street, North Of Hill Street,
rs now receiving aud opening her SPRING sTlITS
J. Of GOODS, enabling her 10 supply her cnS'omr'S
with all kinds OF fancy silk Bonnets, Emhroldc,,d
Gnps, and Gmps OF every description aud size, Sic
will keep on hand NvarieY OF Spring Manlillas OF n"w
s,vle, and Misses aud chnd,en's Basques, Also, a
handsome assortment OF Wells, Ribbons, and Flowers
Dresses made and patterns cut 10 ord'r N tor latest
STYLES. Gloves, Innings, Feathers, Ladies' Ruling
Hats and everything else usually called Tor In Sueh an
Establishment
while extending q general invitation 20 call, she
wishes the fact kept In mind, that she is Determined
there shalt be no reasonable ground Of compliant On
account OF lTces, (mch'dl'WN)
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-25
FRESH FANCY AND STAPLE GOODS!!!
RICH AND BEAUrTULnl
&PRIIJGA AIIID SVTMENEJ&R SRYGRaa
COLLIN 81 B R Il IL ID,
MAIN STREET, HANNIBAL MISSOURI
.snIy selected stock Of fresh and
MAIN STREET, Hal

selected stock Of fresh aud
particularly heh stock
lScnch ssock eof h
FcuchC II Pp,ns
q
RBBoNSA styles
also fine caYomU q
JacS Mus Irish Lhen l"u" s"'
lie sand
W.
nd Po l. ron ~" to -
AND aud Spring Styles Panama. I"sm Citizens
UjEENs An E-orh hen ncwstPu terms
have of three plVdN
show Tapll.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-25

~ Liz
Bnn DLs1son &1nvn
NStbb ~ wv 1tOA Ss
ON RIRn RE1'\VEEN MAIN ANN
,,,itni, ,,,,i,I,r,,r., " NLND
iill''' - hbltlN'
EEUJlrS StyLoA 1E1RGN %
-, -. S.- ~ ~ N--A r-A 40 ~ =
THE SuBsCEiBER icimn' his sincere thanks TO
y o N, % i" %I" lar Ib" bs,, G" yIy, fGcm
bnrgcs IN ,I,i, , ro,ti,, ,i ,, u,""'b'i "'' Nv
nc w r,nn,o,or @ vHiI,I". ,, co., NJ ~" same.
plan and ia. ripIc. tha, hLn r.,pGIi.hrnni. !" Nm
Yor; and No iur aro now rnrluccd jIo ,yIi ,ircr,
strictly tn the ZONE PRICE SYsrI,N" Tvery
rcc.o and S,Dy no yarSro" % @ viii b, H' ooT. m S"Im -, ~,
drmr.c. No Misrepresentation, or undue urging VIII
b"ollowcd. J. ts my determination TO do a ,Iraghl-
o,W"rd and Honorable hu,.nr., and hco from n"
rrH' 80 ronmon to the trade, and 10 make my oSlab
l.lnrhl an 'l'ia'u'r aud desirable resort lo purchdt
os,ior anything u'''r The name ol Dy Goods.
"" pam, Wll' be spared ~ procuring for my custom.
rls WWott "'I"g 'u'h Articles when ave not TO be
o'r" ~ ,u,, ,,,, ,T,n", ,,,,, ,o
al, itu,r ~ ~, ,,, a. r.,,
vlh lsroa, care. AZ TO Es,,pf, ~ SDL ,,l j,,,,J,J
vai La IN recent of rood. ,,,,Lj, e., Io, a, ,i
tion rcmalus open. Which viii ,rabc me at all Iirec,
To have complete assortment ON hand ior the ip,ncr
lion of those Wishing 10 putrbasc I,ncv Nriot rd
Sapl, Dry Goods
SIy stock consists, in ro,r as follows.
pPHkyN
nt,,,;,o., ,,,ob,,o prur, ,r.., ,.,
. l,lC. npurpll'4 AUv.tta.. Gf,r,r,,, tsI.,. ~
/ J,,,,r N.'Co,, t'' ,pt"SII' uiT'' .nn"n;.
o, Tr nm nl3'anI'' az .!
Cnler,, and duIauc prirrs ranpIr lroIp o., n, "a '
,,,,.,c ''N
,n,,, c., ,t. a,''r,,, -, ,,..,... ,,.,
a. n,c, ,.I,,I Ci,a,H ", t",,,"''m, lUp
I,ct a. "''''''"''' ""5'"" LAW" '''' i"'"'u"
'"'o"e'4 4o''
,,-.-,,. P"mS' az n"gu'"'
lah'on0"' 'y''' -"'' -"' -S'' ana ''c' lor super
""'' ON y
N"' bT"hE.
Most beautiful patterns aud hsh onahc styles, 33c,
3lc, A3c! satin, Nupet both ways, 51r. plain, pink
hle aud bacE, iOc fancy tlE tissues, aOc black, do
SOC,
.W N0oi DddiRcS.
. PINK, green blue, black ant mode, 55c.
NLkN
Black, ut Sl.lO, SLl5 Si2O: watcrcd, AT 81 SO.
fancy figured at pc 81, SllO Sl.l5. and 81 95 Flor
cucc silks oN coof' t'"ughams, a l2icr ESc! Swiss
OnSlin, victory laWn' jRconei Bard muslin, Embo-
cred SWISS C9pncI ono piece supenne White Dem-
| yiFrcuch working r"'on' linen iIo'S,
SVNDPIIV
pnrcr ron,bric, nl rolors, l,h l,,eo. r,,lc, c, l
Rus.in lincn shcr,n, o.i To-. M"a,b,J sbcotin,,
io.l nud ll.I, rbIe -N1prr SI n,r,rLcJ Mnsli,h
pr,,vn Shect,yr, A.ItrS,c, SiprrGn, a. Ticvin oSc
Good 7.S. al lSc, Coitouad,s nuI De,ims rnr ChI
drcn,s wear, Al, l2cGi gSc: 1t Bloys Linen.
A cn,rnlntn pssorfrcnt or
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NEVER FAILING REMEDY III
iIOLnOWAYlS OINTMENT.

TEX len YEA Us SUFFERING,
Copy Of Letter from Mr, Thompson Chemist, Lv.
erpnc dated August 2Olh, 1862.
To Professor HOLLOWAY,
DEAR StR- am enabled to inlsh you with mos
rNiraordnofy cue effected hy your invaluable Ont.
mcnt and Pills; which hns usion,htd nvcry person nc.
qunnlrd with tho sufferer. About ~ years ago, Mr.
W, Cummns, oi sdtucY Street, IN tina town. was
mOwn from his horse, whereby he tecciyrd very ser
rus miuric, he had the best medical advice at the
time, and va, afterwards nn hlma'o ol different In.
hrmatlCs, tci h' grew worse aud ai Lost mUllg-
naul iuIuug ulcer settled In biz hip, which 50
completely Ctjnp'd him, that he could not move with
out crulcS ior nrOrly 10 yearsl recently he began 10
rNe your Ointment Nnl Pills, which have now healed
ihe wound, strengthened hi, limb aud enabled him TO
dispense with hls crulchc', so D. h. ran walk with
the g''nloNenS" and with renewed health and ygour
a nSSF SSF"'%5 %E5xrnAoRprNApYi = GHRE'S3M cHRE oE 4
DREADFUL SKIN DISEASE WHEN ALL
MEDICAL AID MAD FAILED.
Copy OF Letter lroln Mr.. itrl, d arcr, ol Ready,
uear Gainsbro', dated Mach ls, 1904,
To professor hoLLowNY,
SIN -Sonc time since, one Of my ,hdrcn was az
nirted with dreadful eruption, over rhr body and
IInhs, | obtained the advice of several ruiucu Sur.
geons and Physicians, by 1ll Of whom 1, c,,r vas
considered hopeless. At length urd ytu OUiuni
and Pills. and without cNeggcralon, th" cd"ct VA mi
rocuous, for By pesyCrug IN hrr use, all the rrIp
ionS quickly disappeared, and the child VA, rc tugr1
tnpcnvcthra't.
previously lost child from similar ,,mp' n.
and firmly believe, had | N her r1 ,d % ,,.
medicines shS would have been sM Nd t',a l,.pIu
happy to testify the truth ol ths to any s,ru,u.
CERTAIN RGMEDY FOR sC0RBi itl IL aiuG
AND AN ASTONISHING GU. o.. ,N
OLD LADY SEVENTY YEARS UF Ar
OF A BAD Leg
Copy oil Letter from Messrs, Walker aud Co CNrm
lists, Bath,
To Professor lIoLLawAY,
DGAR SIR,-Among the numerous curcs on' r',l hN
the use Of your valuable medicines ~ The n'i- .hor-
hood wu may mention that oi on OLE luty hvuE u
tho Village Of Preston, about Eve m,ieS hom This
CITY, She had liberated wounds IN her hg Ion mJuy
wears aud atterly they increased TO such au ularuu;
extent ~ 10 defy al the usual remedies; her hcal'h
rapidly giving way under the suffering she endured Ia
this distressing condition she had rrcoWSo To your
Ointment aud Pills, aud by the assistance ot hCl
friends was enabled 10 per'evCre IN lheruse, ,mtil she
received perfect cure. Wa have oupsclIcs been
greatly Ostoni,hed at The effect upon old rersun
She bting above 10 year, ot age We shalt be happy
TO satisfy any enquiries To tho authenticity OF this
really wonderful case, Cher personally or by le,e,,
AprivNtC IN the Bath Police Force, also, has been
perfectly currd OF an old Scorhutic affection IN the
face after all other means had iotcd, He states thai
II is entirely by lac use Of your Ointment, and NpvNk
loudly ia It's praise,
A W.,pn Cir
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Cav =. attention ny Of Ea,sh:."r, g % % generally to
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-20
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Dyspepsia Cured by the Liver Pills.-That
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-20
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

The Evening Post Of Thursday, says
While money commands readily from II to Is
per cent, as it continues to do there cannot be re-
ported an easy state of the market Money is still
very scarce for time loans and DISCOUNTS as com
pared with the very active demand, and with no
immediate prospect of improvement.
The active export of breadstuffs and cotton, both
here and at the southern ports, supplying the
kets with large amounts of exchange on Europe
which must in some time ease the market eonsd
erably The rate for sterling exchange is now much
below the specie-shipping point and specie can
hardly be supplied at profit even in bars.
This state of things will encourage the strong
banks to discount more literally. The small banks
however, are not in state to do so; and the fact
that as high as up to l per cent has been paid
by some of them for loans of specie for single day.
speaks volumes. 1t would benefit the market and
the mercantile community if ten or dozen banks
were to wind up their affairs. They are borrowers
rather than lenders, and clog to trade
The large private banking houses cannot safely
dispense with holding large cash balances, and do
not loan discount to thefu extent Of their means
they cannot rely on being able to re-supply them
selves easily in the present state of the market
In selfdefence, they obliged to keep larger re-
serves of cash than at easy times, when securities
of all kinds easily convertible at moderate rates
Inconvertibity fsecurGesis the iend of the market
and fit were more feared in easy, it would be less
feared in stringent times
There is great difficulty experienced in selling
foreign exchange based on produce shipments, which
retards the immediate effect of the shipments of
breadstuffs on the market
The George Law has arrived this morning, hay-
ing 1892 1872 in gold and dust bars and the Star OF
the West brought 81 SAB, making about ST.
100000 on freight which will in few days, afford
some benefit to the banks.
The foreign commercial news is good Arrivals
Of gold have relieved the market
The London Times of the 26th, says that money
continues very abundant at the Stock Exchange,
and both at the Bank of England and out of doors
the demand for discounts has greatly moderated