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The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-12
G.. WLXLNRENI

HANlNG just returned from San Fran
L l. cisco with the largest and best select
ed stock OF goods ever brought to this
market, begs leave to inform the min:ag,
trading, and hotel keeping comm,3nity
that he is now prepared to furnish on
more favorable terms than has ever before
been offered to this community,
Mining I'eols, Groceries and Provisions
of oil kinds, Vines, Liquors md ca
gars, Fie fruits iss cars, Oysters,
Clans, Lobsters, 80 .fact
everything that is usually kept in a well
furnished store. l.a.
Mr.. " returns his thanks to his friends
and customers for their liberal patronage
during the last three years, and is pleased
to inform them, that row being possessed
of greater facilities in bpying, and from
the long experience :hat he has had in the
business he can deai with them on more
liberal terms than have ever before been
offered. The country and river traders
who are in the habit Of buying either at
Sacramento or Auburn, will find it to their
advantage to deal with him, as witt. the
arrangements that he has for obtaining
goods direct from San Francisco, thereby
avoiding the Sacramento profits, &c can
afford to sell on better terms than any
other establishment in town.
= u. lie would call their particular
attention to his stock of Wines, Liquors,
and Cigars, Bitters, Anisette, Absenth,
Curacao, and all the extras used i'm sa-
looms and hotels.
feb. 10 '53-n22 ly
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Ss,eriH,s Sale.

DY virtue Of two executions issued BY
ID Justice Scofeld, ON two judgments
rendered onthe 22d inst, one in favor Of
James Bryslin for S9s, ~, with interest
from October the Goth, 1852, with $14,l9
damages and costs Of suit, and against the
Bear River and Auburn Water and Mi
ming Company. The other in favor Of
Samuel Boyd for $95,76, with interest
from October Goth, 1852, with $l4,2o
damages and costs of suit and against said
company-and to me directed, have This
day levied upon and will sell to the high
est bidder for cash, at the Court House in
Auburn, Placer county, on Saturday, the
10th day of March, 1858, at 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ, all the right, title, interest and
claim of said company in and to the Bear
River and Auburn Water and Mining
Company's Canal, being and sitnated in
Placer county, or so much thereof as will
satisfy said judgments and costs, due and
to become due thereon. ., ..t .t.,,
sc. ASTlN, Sheriff Placer CO.
Auburn, Feb. Goth St. b"'s
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Eureka Store.

II AVING just returned from San Fran
l. Il cisco, we are now opening one of the
largest assortments of goods ever re-
ceived in this section of the country
Making large and extensive additions to
our store, we will be prepared to furnish
orders at the shortest possible notice.
Our assortment consists of all and every
variety of goods that any person may
wish; all we desire is for traders to give
us a call, examine our goods, and enquire
at GWYNNS'.
Auburn, Sept II. "" IF
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of Eliza j. Weaver.

Declaration OF Eliza j. Weaver.
II NOW all men by these presents that
N. |, Eliza j. Weaver, wife Of Francis
A. Weaver, residing and dwelling in the
town of AubWn, and county Of Placer,
and State of California, intend and do
hereby make known, publish and declare
my intention to carry on business in my
own name and on my own account as a
sole trader in keeping a Restaurant or
public house of entertainment, and all
business necessarily connected Herewith,
in the the town of Auburn and County
and State aforesaid, pursuant to the pro-
visions of an act of the Legislature Of the
said State of California, entitled "An act
''to authorise married women to transact
&C business in their own name as sole ira
" ders." Approved April 18th, 1861
That the place where the said business is
to be carried on is in the said town of Au-
burn, and further that the amount of cap
ital originally invested and now invested
in the said business is less than the sum
of five thousand dollars. a-@
Given under my hand at Auburn, Placer
county, this 10th day of Feb, A. ID. 1858.
r. j. WEAVER.
Auburn, Feb 26, '59-n24 at
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NEW ADVERTMESISENT

BIG TREE STORE, "
225 AND 227 j STREET, CORNER
,-e5 OF sTH, SACRAMENTO.
H. Arents & Co.,
Have in store and for sale at the lowest
market price, :, l1 rr.- .as., II. fsiaao-.
500 ar sacks best China Flour; .s. .,sI
200 hf do do do do .3a .e..., i.
$50 sacks do do Barley ..i /.
so sacks .s do Seed do ... ~. 4.
800 sacks No l China Rice, a.. l....- -...
1875 sacks Chile Beans; .,a-.> ..... .....
800 sacks San Jose Potatoes; t
Is sacks Sweet Potatoes; ra.., 3D.. .t
so sacks Onions, white and red; ..
Is tierces New York sugar cured Hams;
80 bbls No Clear Pork; ..l r, ....i
90 cases Leaf Lard, No article; .,
10 csks No ] Goshen Butter, lbs each !;
Is frkins do do do 100 lbs each
80 frkins do do do so lbs each !;
30 bbls Oregon Salmon; rr ..
60 bbls Mess Beef, No l article;
IS bbls Monongahela Whiskey; t,
100 eighth casks Brandy; ..'. III. r...
and general assortment of miners goods
always on hand. Traders and Miners
would do well to call and examine our
stock, which will be cheerfully shown at
all times. The highest price paid for
GOLD DUST. .,.. ,-. mar12 n26 limo
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Auburn DrvsE StCrattI

A FRESH supply of Drugs and n,2
IA Medicines of all descriptions "
constantly on hand at the Post Of IN
fee: such as Quinine, Choagogue, Pa
tent Medicines, Thompsonian Medicines,
Sarsaparilia, &C., &c. Prescriptions for
Physicians prepared at all hours. The
profession supplied with Drugs and Med
lclnes at reasonable prices.
Auburn, Feb. S '53-n2l my.
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LiEaae! Lissne!! Lig,lc.!!

Fi7HE undersigned takes this method OF
4 informing the citizens of Auburn and
vicinity that Lime can be purchased at the
Lime kilns Ia mile from Auburn. There
will be always on hand White Alum Lime
and Blue Lime, both necessary for build
ing purposes. Persons at a distance can
depend on getting Lime at any moment
by sending their teams for the article. 1t
will be sold much less than it has been in
the country. For information apply to
WM. GWYNN, Auburn
Feb. '53-n2l IT,
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HATS! HATSm UATS!m
Fifih REQ of

EVerett'S Pioneer Hat Emporium,
No. l76 Clay Street, Br5ck Building,
SAN FRANCISCO.
THE subscriber is happy to an Csa
IL nounce that he will reopen his - -
hat emporium tomorrow, Thursday, Jan.
20.h, 1858, on the OLD STAND, where
can be found the finest stock of goods in
his line in San Francisco, consisting of
Beebe & Co.'s HATS and CAPS, RI
DING HATS and CHILDREN'S FAN
CY HATS of the latest styles. Also,
Riding Gloves, Whips, Canes, Umbrellas,
Carpet Bags, &C., all of which will be
sold at the lowest prices.
Thankful to his many friends for their
past patronage he trusts to merit a contn-
uance of the same at his new store.
n. B.--Hats of all kinds made to order.
THOMAS p. EVERETT,
Jan. 90, 59'-n20 I'm. 176 Clay Street
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Rich and Extensive Stock o
w A II C. III E S!!!

DIAMOND WORK, SILVER
WARE, FANCY GOODS, ETC, AT
JAMES BAILEY'S 'r.'''
Sign of the ".Man1moth Gold Watch,"
No. l16 J Street, betaceen 4th and 5th.
~ The subscriber having removed to
IlLX the new brick store, No. 1l6 J St,
between 4th and 5th streets, and being in
the receipt of Fresh Goods by every
steamer, is now enabled to offer to the
people of California, the largest, choicest,
and most elegant stock of Watches, Jew
elry, Diamond Work, Silver Ware, &C..
ever offered in this country, viz:
Gold Chronometer, Duple1 and Magic
Hunting Watch.s.
Also, English Patent Lever, Indepen-
dent second, Double Time, Enamelled
and Lepine Hunting case watches.
Diamond Work.
OF this description of work there will
be found rich and extensive stock, con-
sisting in part of Elegant Diamond cross,
cluster and single stone pins; cluster and
single stone Finger Rings; elegant Dia-
mond cluster and single stone Ear Rings;
elegant Diamond Sets Pins, Bracelet and
Ear Rings.
Also, very extensive assortment of
Pearl, Ruby, Opal Garnett, and other
precious stones, set in finger rings, ear
rings, breast pins, chatteIains, &C., after
the choicest designs. Also, heavy and
elegant Guard, Vest and Fob chains;
keys, seals, studs, silver buttons, clasps,
snaps, pencil cases, lockets, charms, SC.
Silver Ware.
Dinner and tea setts, table spoons, tea
spoons, butter knives, fruit knives, forks
aud goblets, napkin rings, etc.
Plated Ware.
Silver plated dinner and tea setts; com
mon in sets; dinner and dessert forks;
butter knives, salt and mustard spoons,
sugar shovels, etc.
Very fine Cutlery.
Wostenholm's and Rogers and Sons
justly celebrated pen and pocket knives,
scissors, razors, etc >; superior razors in
setts, dressing cases, etc.
Fancy Goods.
Opera glasses, telescopes, magnfers,
spectacles, card cases, ivory tablets, cigar
cases, port monais, pocket compasses,
tooth, nail, and hair brushes, combs, etc.
Gold Pens.
Gold pens, with gold cases; gold pens
with silver cases; gold pens for the coun-
ting house; gold pens, without cases OF
Smiths, Warren's, Bagley's, aud other
celebrated makers.
Persons in want of goods in the above
line are invited to examine the large and
valuable stock now on hand. As am
importer of my own goods they can and
soW be sold at much less than the usual
rates.
-. Watch repairing done in the best
possible manner by one of the most skill
ful workmen in the Union. All work
done by him is warranted for one year or
no charge made. Also, engraving done
in superior style ...
Manufa curing.
California pins, rings, Bracelets, and
other specimen work, manufactured to
order in the best manner by experienced
workmen. Also, particular attention
paid to diamond setting.
$4,000 worth of fine gold dust wanted
for manufacturing purposes, for which
the highest market price will be paid.
JAMES BAILEY,
mar ~ smo 1I6 st, bt 4th and 9Th, Sac.
Dissolution Of C0-Partnership.
T1HE partnarshin heretofore exist inv
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Not for the Eadics.

NlLLiAM STEVENS, Hairdresser,
w late of New York, begs respectful
ly to inform the gentlemen Of Auburn aud
vicinity that he has opened room next to
the Dee Hive Bakery ,oD Broadway where
he will always be on hand TO shave,
shampoo and cut hair in the first style Of
fashion at city prices.
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
~ having claims against the estate of
Jonathan Roberts, late of Auburn, Placer
County, State of California, deceased,
that they are required to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscri-
ber, (the executor Of the last will and tes-
lament of said deceased,) at Auburn,
within ten months from the date hereof,
and all persons owing said estate will set
tie with the undersigned.
A. BRONX, Executor
Auburn, Feb. 28th, '53-n95 4w
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NOTICE

VHE Undersigned, for many years en-
l. ployed by the United States in SUR
veying the public lands in Missouri, offers
his services to the people of Placer and
adjoining counties. Any surveys made
by him are legal, except the school lands.
His charges are moderate, not exceeding
in the general more than one-half the fees
allowed by law to the c ounty Surveyor.
Refer to the County Records where nu-
merous examples of his work may be seen.
Address him at the Post Office, Auburn.
LISBON APPLICABLE.
Auburn, feb 12 '53-n29 If tt Peg
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FRUIT TREES.

7 HAVE in my Nursery choice .gss
4 variety of grated Apple trees, al ~ ~
so the Antwerp and Monthly Rasber-
ry cuttings, and fine lot of the different
kinds of pants-such as Cabbage, Let
tuce, Tomatoes, and various other kinds.
JOHN r. GWYNN,
Lauraville near Millertown, marl2 4t
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VIE SUBSCRIBER begs leave to in
FORM the public that he constantly
neeps on hand a general assortment of
snacnlnery nn..y for mining. Original designs
eH'teh up in manner that cannot fail to
Pc satisfaction. r. J. FISHER.
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Dissolution Of Co-Partnership.

Dissolution Of C0-Partnership.
HNHE partnership heretofore existing
a. under the firm Of Echols & Lloyd, in
the National Hotel, Auburn, Placer co
is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons indebted to the concern will
please call and settle their accounts inn
medately with H. d. Cady, who is le-
gally authorised to settle the business of
the firm, and those having claims will
present them for payment. The manage
ment of the National Hotel will be con-
Quoted for the future by j. Echols, Au-
burn, March 9Th. 1853.
ECHOLS s. LLOYD.
Auburn, march IL n26 St aH
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F.voRss.LAs usual our gentlemanly
,.nressrnen Messrs Adams & Co., and
Wells. Fargo s. Co., brought US late files
af Eastern exchanges by the last s-'@amer.
lvs render Our thanks for various other
f.vors during the week. q Dns 1al91o'4
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Clothing. Boot * Shoe store.

Clothing. Boot & Shoe store.
TH r UNDERSIGNED would re-
a. specially inform the citizens of Au-
burn and vicinity that they hayea genera!
assortment of Boots, Shoes, Clothing,
Drills, Ducks, Sheetng, &c.; also, Dry
Goods, Calicoes, Delanes, Alpacces, Mus
lin SC. j. c. LINCOLN & co.
sl1tf Cor. of Main & Court SITS
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Surveyors Notice.

A. Nv. FINLEY. Assistant Surveyor,
Oo Placer county, Cal. Office in Au-
burn. Persons wishing surveying done
Sc, at the Post Office, which will receive
prompt attention.
Auburn, Feb. 26, '53-n24 my
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"a Masonic.

"a Masonic.
EJ1REKA LODGE, NO. 16, of A. \.
Masons. meet the first and third Mondays
!" every month Transient brethren in
&c GOOD standing are respectfully invited to
Communicate with US, ~
tS''"' ,' J.lR. CRANDALL, w. M.
H. r. HOLMES, Sec. af.rf ra ,arq
Auburn LOd ge, No Z, 10. o. r.
meet every Saturday evening Brethren
in good standing are invited to visit.
III ,aits S. V. HARDESTY, Sec'y
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Then the MAX 6gnfe work --tt,
statues Of noted men of our Presl
+. dents, WI 5 the most ridiculous hmm
Fbuggery, which not even tie genius
Of Barnu N could palm upon the dull
est intellect. Shade of Andrew Jack
son, just Think Of the miserable abor-
ton designed as a fad smile Of the
great warrior. 1t resd mbled him as
little as we do Hercules. And that
Of Polk Was q shameful piece of i'm
posture. Barnpm oughtto be sharp
Ell than to hope to pass of such rep
reservations Of men whose .dvfry lin
eament is Gimiliar to our people. =
The whole collection is Simply hum
busgery. Not one can aspire to be
called decent caricatGre. Fe " could
have ialled to observe that the stat
ne Of Winfield Scott was sea RELY us
High as that Of little Matiy Van Blu
rem, Of shorter altitude Lundy's
Line gould hardly brook to see his
lofty qpauletts below the shoulders
Of the magician Of Kinder hook.
Bat enough Of this. We don't de-
cry Barnum unnecessarily. He has
given US Il considerable slow Of
tights Ia number OF very fine ones, .
put he onghtn t TO dig into OF r green
less. lie must have out no more
joyce Heaths, or mernr,ids, or old
White headed darkies, claiming to be
larses ofGeorge Washington b. Their
lay IS pa=t. The people expect first
ate "a ind9 ement FOR the half dollar,
hey want the worth Of their money
We WON'T say that Barnum has
realty filled in his present adyen-
are in filing that requirement. He
artly'met it--only there IS a spice
f humbug in it. There IS a great
eal ia his Menagerie tha4s is gen u
le- land good Zeal Of, mon. :
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ON HANa.


"a THE subscriber has Just re- CTS -
kFl thrned from Cine na.l with ls.5E5 L =
" he largest aud best supply Of ~ I'LL
matbf. his that be has eyer lai which he IS now
tcad1 70 have male upi7 the mos satisfactory
In 1ili j. at hi, old and weH-+EoNn stand on
the notth-east corner Of The ) Warc, where he
nav Ae found ready and willing 10 wal; q ,
all ihI will do himtAe kiEdpess 10 call. t
has 71v ers thing usually KEEP. IN his lin'-s:sci-
die. of all kinds christianity on hand OF mad +,
be or Ter, in any STYLE thai may be wanted. a
fine surply Of the fines and bass Bird q
q t. and s'irrap. rer brou4htto this place;
aEso. a fine lot Of Bjf'g = 1qH and Uag0n
yTnips; HIogon and o. Lisstss'E oil all sizes
and qualities. saddle sssgs T'i'.s Yelling
trunks, azoS skim and BssgfEy CpT-
lars, Fly Nets for buggy ard c,rFia-,> Horkes;
and Few dozen Deer skins AN rtFcle
THAI has been 50 often called for in the last l.
Imosrths. Call soon, If You wish 10 buy; they
90 of fast. BaGgy and aarTiage 81 ar
ssas> furnished AZ the shortest notice, aud
some on hand now L. D. AKINS.
Fayetteville, May 26- 1S53--Gdn
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Too MANY SERVANTS. Too many
assistants often produce more en-
barrassment than benefit. The Queen
of Spain nearly lost her HE one time
by her dress taking tire, because there
was not time for the Prime Minister
TO command tn Lord Chamberlain
to desire the chief Maid Of Honor to
order the first page in waiting to bid
the chief of the funkeys to bring up
a pail Of water to put he's Majesty
out.
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For Commissioner.

0-r AS the season is with US, when ii ere
* alwavs indebtedness among children, caused
by sudden colds, it may not be amiss for Us 70
mention thai be new medicine Ayers opflfF
Pectoral,'s attracting SC much Of the pqhllc
notice, for the cure of serious Lung comPiaf n's'
is, when used in small doses one q tne Ferf
best in the world, for occasional iamily u e,-1
It is simple and harmless Tor chi afen' as wen
as very paiatAble. We use the article e our
selves. and would recommend our reaoefs e
call on the agents and ger bot4!e s9r tfiai-
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Ned i;u,lt.ine,' Who is now edit

Ned i,udi.Inc,' Who is uow edit
ing the Enlpre City, Published IN
\ Yo' k, gives iir 10 lowing Nt Of
his observation oi Southern ana
Northern negro Ill.,;
ETBIoPlAN BE6GAR 81 have
seen more than twenty. cid aI'd
Young, bland and manned nee Pc
heesars,searcd about the sid wa us
with labels on their breast asking
for charitya SINCE | have TEN ~
town-in less lll ~ two weeks. =
DuriGg over two Years Residence
snd traNl in tho Soulh and " fst
in Slave States, ! have never seen a
negro bcgear or a black who y as
unconpriably cIothrd. Tie llni-
rer, Of t nclt Toms Calm N a,
STOW that in their ri rs and smd ke
it. There is more sqnahd vretf Il
e,ncss amongst he negroes IN & ne
block in this CITY than there is In
the hole South
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NOnCE.

! \ pursuance Of an orFter of the circuit C9ur'
! 1 for Lind oln county, RTenneSsee, a. lis March
| Term, 1858 viii, Gu the FRS MoiIaay q July
neyt, oder for sale TO the highest h.iieE 10
leash, the following raids of Lu4dl on So rbhsh
thereof as will satisfy the Ss.s ara G. N y
axes for the wear 1851 thereon a SEES Ill aid
she costs and charges on the SAM e: TIC E4isha
being due ard u9raid,Ito vi:
4 J. !. CalrcrT, ore tHict Of ian 80 tB~
.hvirg in civil dstricz y Il vaj d a. 1e5G.
t,xcs 81 cents, COLLECTORS fcs 81 c.erss Il fee
81 80, pril.c.'s fee ( / %.
WooI+f nopwooi. 5ne tract lad. I352
aereS. lying in civil I'LL -rict No. :. yaluIsd at
$3.50 taxes 735 certs, Hoilsc,ol's a. 81, clHrA's
Benjamin Begs.rlrl re tract land. 4po
acres, lyitg in civil difE-ict No. ~, valued lat
500. taxes u cents, d9llector's f 81, clqr&'s
fee 81 30, printers fe#S1 90.
Charles HeathcoF k one tract bf lind, 1bo
acres, lying in civil di4trict No. ! 9. valuia at
$3.50, taxes 81 &C tsIfoiectol's lle : l. clerks
Ifeel$1 50 primers fF4 81 80
Hiram Denaya, one trttct Of landafzaRl % acres,
lyi4g in civil district No 81, valid - $500,
taxes s. x, colls.-3fs fee 81 cIerE' fee
SI 80, printers fe, A1 So n
Widow Roult, one tract Of laH q, 200 acres,
living In civil districaNo. p. valh.d ar $3.50,
take 524 cents, conFdtor's Zee s CLERKS fee
81 50 printers fee ri 90
William Smith, on4 1rac; Of laid. lC0 dctes
l5.1.. ia civil district no p. val uel at S450,
ta4es .524 cents cole Etps's fee s 7, clerks Zee
81 80, printers fee 81 so.
John T: Seeds h4iFs, one tract Of land, l33
acres living in civil klis-rict No. u, valued at
{ lp0,taxes y cents. c4llcc'or's ffe 81, clerks
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COach iIanRfactorY-

y. b. Ra5otem s. @. have now in
complete ana successful qpefaiion,
their Carriage Man pfictory, in, This
place. 1t is situated On t hej street
leading ont to Shelbyville, net ex-
ceedins fifty yards from tie north
cast corner of the Public Square
through the politeness Of 0 pc of the
pHptiI'als, we were shown through
the cstablis ment. one day last week
Tie bpildins is spacious and well
adapted TO he business for which it
is used-it LAYING been Ell ected by
Mcssrs. i. & Co, for the express pur-
pose of carrying on the ay0catlon in
WHICH they are now engaged. GA
the first floor are two large and con
ye,ient rooms, where the wood work
Is donc Here, the wheels the bod
les. and such other portions as are
made OF like material, are manufac-
turcd. III stairs, are The trimming
and painting rooms, where the Gus b
ions, tops. aprons, &c, are made; ard
here the vehicle, after having passed
froe. the hands Of the wood workma
the blacksmith, ana the trimmer, is
handed to the painter, to receive that
coating which renders conveypnceS
and attractive. In the rear
of the mandatory, is the Back
smith shop, belonging to the same
establishment, which is under the d.
recti6n Of an experienced and ener-
cetic WORKMAN. Here, all the IRON
ingis turned out. On our visit, we
g,fw one Of the finest and most SUBJ
stantial buggies that we have eyer
seda in the place.I 1t was manufac-
tuf ted BY thefrm, 0 OF der Lincoln
county has long needed M establish
mant where all HI ds Of wagons and
carriages. from common to fine, might
lei obtained. Such an one we now
h. ye in the one under consideration;
and we are ha ppy to sta tie, That the
citizens of our goodly county, are
a,,nrrciatine the fact, and sending in
tIer orders "a + the structure Of new
y.liicles and the epafring of old
ones. Messr4 Ra6oiea't y Co., are
Gentlemen of Industry a nd fine taste
they employ none bat the most
competent We rkmen-uFe none Dat
the best material; and AMY work done
BY them f,ilid 6 BY fair usage, either
from bad workmanship or lnferlonty
Of material, will be repaired free o
charge. This, certainly is strong
assurance to the public, that thell
uorI, will be ,FeH done. They are al
50 ready 10 do any Kind i of repairing
, : tbe;r line. promptly, durably, an(
, f,r moderate charge. we ask oul
, llleuas, who need any such wOrl
done to give them call.
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Far along
Accident

We understand that one. of the
drivers connected with Barnum $
Menagerio was killed some four
miles from this place, on the road to
Huntsville, on Saturday last. While
near Capt. Wells his wagon turned
over, and catching him in its fall, his
head was crushed, causing instant
death,
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lisArfir the Il i~tarfHd O1Sqrrer IN COM lifilce
with i Ia + Of CouErfss which provides thaf II
shall appear IN the le'sslalef having the
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4 Ill persons indebted 10 the eStai of Al
"a frcf H. Berry. dq- or the firm ii French
\ Berry of the Lincoln Journal ate hereby
dot.fi4! 10 come forward imme!ia.cif and pay
H. 4 prompt atfentlon to ;his mI.tter VIII
,hve COST for # iheE accounts ard notes are
ot 5strlcI up, anl thai sAor.I,, 81 All call on
| constable for asssfarPe.
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IN FRENCH Lace CobNrg G mp and Straw
y Gossan.ar, kr aul B.I al. BIlgr,de
Sin and Satin Roar4ts ! list relieved bv
THON son & BUCHANAN.
April Il 1853