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high character.
SANDY EoIToM, MIDrLEsEx Co. Va
August 29th, 1858.
Mcssrs. Mortimer & NIowbray--Gents: You may
think it strange that have tskeu the liberty to
write you this letter but do under circumstances
that justify it. AZ you are the Agents for HAMP
TONS VEGETABLE TINCTCRE deem it exred-
ent to address you this note hoping it may he part
ef the honor ,hIe means of giving this medicine po
t1rit ty which its merits deserve.
Being IN the habit of vending medicines which re-
late to the Patent and regular system, l consider
myself, to extent judge of the real merit of
many of them. My experience teaches that
Iamptons Tincture' is medicine of real merit
Of intrinsic value. When say this, | do not say
that it is an inilible cure. in all cases, but mean
to say that champions Tincture will favorab!y op
crate in all diseases originating from want of prep
er secretons Of the gastric uires bad Digestion md
consequently bad deposites Of animal matter from
that source believe that many diseases located in
various parts Of the system such ss inflammation,
Ulcers. Scrofua, &c, &c, oIisnaliy have their be-
ing in the stomach. from bad food. bad digestion,
and consequently bad dispositions of the circulation
to those parts: AMI | will believe Rampton's Ycge-
table Tircture will react in those Cases.
Having found out myself what it il, / recommend
it to others in such as have described. snd
have done il upon the mo cure no pay'' system,
and have yet to have the first bottle returned or
the first objection about the pay. 1t s great pity
it cannot be more extensively circulatd among the
people. i warrant
it in the following cases: Gout Rheumatism, Infla-
nations, which proceeds from the stomach, Sorts,
Ssrofula Dyspepsia, long standing of Ague and
Fever first stop the chill. and then give the Tine
tUre-the difficulty in this case is not In stopping
the chill but the return "f it, this the TncuTe will
certainly do. In general delilitntions warrant it,
and as said before have procured trial of 1t in
this way, which otherwise / could not; the people
have been humbugged by patent .Iedicines % long,
that they afraid of all. This is clearly stomach
medicine it works ali its wonders there, and in all
such it is specific if any thing in the world is
Having gwen the Tincture fair trial with my
self, in my family and ntiShb0rhood, / think l am
warranted in what say about it, and which l do
without any other intere.t than the wish to see it
in general circulation. and in every mans family,
where it ought to be.
If what say be doubted by any of the afflicted,
7ni they viii write to me- st Sandy Bottom Post Of
fcn, Mdllesex county, Virginia, stating the nature
NJ the disease, and recommend it for such case
will warrant it, and ifit don't do good will! pay for
the medicine. THOS. II. BULL.
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NEW GOOD AND NEW STYLES.
At E. Cammack's Clothing Establishment
GEORGETOS

~.
Ts'1lE subscriber having jus, returned from tie
1 Northswith large and eeraut assortment of
Cassiinrres. Cloths NestingS, &C.. of the latest p.t
terms rotifios his oil customers and the public ger
orally that he is prepared to fill all orders for
Clothing at the shortest notice.
ALSO, well selected stock Of Rendy-r1ade Cloth.
ING Handkerchief, CravatS. Shirts. &c. &c, of the
latest styles. Call and examine for yourselves.
Two first rate Coat hands wanted
sep 2G-1m f. CAMMACK.
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C. III. MYERS, l,as-l
THE AMERICAN TINES.

4 FIRST elias, daily morning Newspaper con
n taniag the latest and most reliable p liiicat,
COmms rcial, and general American and European
nows, with Army and Navy intelligence. Published
by Baylor, Ripley Erush Baltimore. Terms IS a
year. OF Il cents n week. Single copies two cents.
n. ". INGMAN, Agent,
oc D d street, 3 doors east of 7th street.
n B.-1Ir 1. also receives subscriptions for oil the
Revi.Mr, Mag lzine., and NewsrApers.
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cox OOO WORTH of New Goods, embrac-
S3ccs sOOO ing every style of Fashionable
Foreign and Domestic DRY GOODS, which will be
sold at very reduced prices. for cash Persons wish
ing to purchase will do well to call and examine our
stock which is now very comp etc know we
can offer the very best Inducements.
YERBY, TEBBS YERBY,
Corner Pa. avenue and 7th street.
oc If Union 1m}
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PROFESSIONAL CAkD.

IL College of Surgeons, late OF IslinCton, London,
have taken up their residence in Washington, for
the reatment Of
DISEASES OF THE CHEST
comprising affections OF the THROAT BRONCHITIS,
ASTHMA, CoHsHMPTIoS. and diseases of the Heart,
to which branch OF their profession they have for
many years given their exclusive attention. The pc
cUarity of the treatment employed by Drs. H., is
that the rcmedi-s employed are administered by IN
HALATIoS in the form of vap0r.
Residence and otiise, l2th street, between and
III streets. sep 6-u
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AN INNOCENT Man PLEADING GUILTY.
One day last week man was arraign-
ed in the Criminal Court of Hamilton
county, Ohio, on charge of horse steal
ing. In pleading to the charge he plead
guilty. The Court asked him what kind
of horse he had stolen. when he answer
ed "a white horse" Witnesses were in
troduced, and it was proven that the
defendant was noted liar and did not
steal the horse, and the Judge discharged
him. The prisoner afterwards remarked
that ne plead guilty for the purpose of
having home for few years.
Most rogues make it point to keep
out of iail
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RIBANDS, CAPS, &C.

RlbANDS, CARS, &C.
DOSNET Ribands, 12l% to IS cts. yard
ID Neck and Sash Hbands, 30 to 81 30 yard
Cap and fancy do all prices
Fine new style Opera Caps
Pine Dress and Mourning Caps
Lice and Muslin embroidered Caps
Rif.anI and Chenille Head Dresses
IufsntS' promenade Caps. Roscttes, &c.
Outside. Face, aud Cap Flowers
JapOnicas. Eoses, and Buds
White and colored Wrcaths
Pendants for the hair
Tooth and Toilet Powders
Celebrated Chinese Skin Powder
Perfumeries, hair Toncs
Hair, tooth. nail, and comb Bru hes
tuck, reding. side, and putting Combs
Honey, Windsor, Crystal, Rose, Omnibus,
Palm, Fiotant and other Soaps
Also, variety of notions necessary for the toilet.
A. TATE,
Pa. avenue, between 10th and 1lth streets.
&C 1t
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f.. NJ. BOZ VELER, Practical Gas.Fft.
aud I'm her

.S9,ph,Usd corner ofsh cs1sd D streets,
s prepared at al times to snprly the public gene
| raliy with GAS FITTINGS and FIXTURES, E
tho latest style. ard patterns, the most reason
abe
Churches Hotels, or any public or private build
ings fitted up with GAS PIPES end FIXTURES at
the shortest notice.
Sole Agent for Dr. Kidder's Patent Gas Regnator
which for economy and superior light, should be pos
ssssed by all consumers Of gas. sep 22-tf
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS,

Es FO II X f n T-That two story BRICK
Ea: STORE. north side of Bridge street sixth store
east Of the Market house 1t is desirable stand for
kind Of business and to a good tenant the rent
will he moderate. Apply to ". II. TENNEY,
oc 12-6t- Georgetown.
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TO THE LADIES.

TO THE LADIES.
The latest style of Winter HATS lust re-
~ plved-The undersigned respectful in
49, Sies the attention Of the ladies TO examine
VIZ oar new style Of HATS, and to inform them
that we really to receive and execute all orders
for HATS. GAPS, HEAD-DRESSkS, &c with neat
and dispatch. Also, very select assortment OF
rointel velvet RIBBON, all oolors together with
every variety of Fancy Goots, at
WM p SHEDDrS,
l1th street, above Pennsylvania avenue
a.
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THE WEEKLY STAR.
Ger. Jackson, Author Of the Maine Law.

As we publish everything that we think
will prove interesting and instructive to
the readers Of the Star, we give the fol-
lowing on the Maine Law from the Rich
mond Enquirer:
MesSrs. EDIroRs:-For q long time |
have thought of asking you TO copy one
or two sections of United States law,
cmbodylng the very mdrrow of the Maine
Anti-Liquor law. 1t was passed by Con-
Sress, and approved by the President,
ANDREW JACKSON, on the 30th of June,
1851: entitled 4" An act to regulate trade
and intercourse with the Indian tribes,
and to preserve peace on the frontiers"
The sections now alluded to are sections
20 and 2l, pages Ia, lis. Of the Con-
greSs Acts of 1884, chapter l6l. But the
Southern Era has saved me the trouble &C
copying: and | send you his copy, which
pray you to insert. Sec how huch more
stringent this law, approved by General
jackson, is than the Maine Law. Its pc
cuniary penalties arc more than ten times
as great. The officers named, if they
hare reason to suspect, or Gre informed,
that any white person or Indian has in
troduced or is about 10 introduce liquor,
may have his boats. stores, &C., searched;
and not only the liquor found. but tho
boats, packages, and pcltries also are to be
forfeited,
General Cass, [ think, was then Score
tary of War. No doubt the law was ap-
proved, and probably suggested by him.
But the brave and sagacious oil chief at
the head of affairs, could not help know
ing how necessary the abolition Of the
liquor traffic among our Indian neighbors
was, '' to preserve the peace of the FROM
tiers"
Yours respectfully, LovETRUTH.
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DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE, &c.
Mr.. VIM. Oldham of Baltimore custom house, suf
fered these complaints for Is months with both body
and mind seriously aTectet He cur. by tiamp-
toms Vegetable Tincure, af er other things fnled.
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~ 7 :. rosH't NERVOUS AND INFIGoRAT1SG Cor
49,, the greatest discovery in medical science
~. a4ton;shing preparation for raising up weak
..itutjna ,lebilisted by care labor study dis
- arts like a charm 1t yes strength and app
tlte and Po--eSscs great inrisorHting properties
Po- ,.rt Disease. all Nervous Affections, Flatu-
-. Heart Burn. Restle>SpcSs. Numbness, Neural
=, r,i.ing the spirits, and giving power to the
bole system il is almost miraculous In its effect
N cents bottle
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:, you will find immediate relief by using DR.. j. s.
Eolgs PAN CURER 1t is the only preparation which
c,r,. almost ins antv Sore Throat, Rheumatism.
from Colds Pains in the side. back or limbs, fsce.
Far or Toothache; Stomach Bowels, Side Rack,
s,iT Neck Bruises. Corns and Chiib'ains. Where
srsr vou have pain. the Pain Curer, safe to all
s-.s Price l2l% - and 30 cts.
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CHAMBERMAID.-I heard you wanted
help, maam.
LADY, do; have you any recon-
mendatlon?
MAID.-Yes'm 'm-the gentleman with
whom last lived said | was great deal
better housekeeper than his wife, and that
| could act the "lady" near az well,
and
LADr.-But why did you leave there I?
MAID.-Because you see his wife-my
mistress little jealous. only be-
cause she see her husband squeeze my
hand and kiss me that was the only
reason left my place.
LADY.-NIiss, l have altered my mind.
[ will do my own chamber work.
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I. Q. O. F. and Masonic Depot.

e. A. GIBBS,
No. Il BALTIMORE STREET. BALTIMORE, Mr.,
MANUFACTURERS ofl. o. @. f. il e ID MEN
vi NJ SONIC. and all other Societies REfiA
LAS, BANNERS FLAGS and JEWELS. consisting
of every variety Of style for Odd Fellows, Ma.
sonic, Red Men, Sons of Tempe rance,
etc being ext, nsive and complete assortment
than can be found in Ihc UNITED STATES.
MEMBERS OFFICERS of the various Ord RS can
be supplied with any style or design from the COM
plete assortment always hand, without being &C.
casoned tn. delay necessary tn h?r orders
Also
S-TIH2 U. s. SILK AND BUNT.E.,
s:59ssc.@:E l II G., FLAG -, Il T. r. :Esss
s..s.gES G r f :, Pc n n A NTS f.
SIRE MERS, &c, sc. IEt
from to 10 feet, suitable for MILITARY COMPA-
MES POLITICAL PARTIES. HOTELS, &c ta,rcr
than they can be had in the United states.
Addr. ss-E. A. GIBBS,
No73 Baltimore street, Baltimore. Md.
sen 1Q-3m-
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r~ BALTIMORE PIANO.
es.@I SssS:.A FORTE MANUEACT0RY

sseSI1 FORTE MANUFACTORY
NJ j. WISE BROTHER Manufac
II v turcrs of Grand Square and Bouloir
FIANOS request special attention Of Female Pisn-
lists to aneat, simple, and convenient method Of ad-
jnstng the same Piano to agy degr-e of touch (heavy
or light the performer requires. Touch being the
principal means of playing the Piano, it should be
agreeable and equal the elasticity Of the fingers.
Call and see it. }. WISE 4 BRO.
Oc S-3m-
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THE EVENING STAR
xFDICINEs WHICH NEVER FAIL TO
GIVE SATISFACTION,

~RJ : ROSE is an honorary member Of the
PbiIsdrlrniS Medical Society, and graduated
N from the U University Of p. nnSyl ania, under
,br yrfiance of the truly eminent Professors Phys
~ Charm1n Gib'on, Coke, james and Hare, names
- br,tsI for. medical science. ReiDg solicited BY
.sts Of his p tients to put up his Preparations
~ ar Offers to the public. the results of ex-
r;nc- for the past thirty We the following val
nn,iIs Family Medicines. elch ono suited To q sIe-
r I,ssIS':
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A RUSSIAN PRIESTS SERMON on THE
CoMET.-The comet which has lately been
visible has served priest not far from
Warsaw with materials for very curious
sermon. Aftc" having summoned his
congregation together, although it was
neither Sunday nor festival, and shown
them the comet, he informed them that
this was the same star that had appeared
to the magi at the birth of our Saviour,
and that it was only visible now in the
Russian empire. Its appearance on this
occasion was to intimate to the Russian
eagle that the time was now come for it
to spread OUT its wings and embrace all
mankind in one orthodox and sanctifyinS
church. He showed them that the star
was now standing Immediately over Con
stantinople, and explained that the dull
light of the nucleus indicated its sorrow
at the delays of the Russian army in pro-
cecding to its destination, &c. Berlin
Correspondence of the London Times.
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BRIDGET, S Strike Biddy, said Mrs,
Pennywise, there is little starch in the
dickeys this week: and altogether the
clothes do not look very nicely"
An sure you must remember, ma am,
I git but siven an sixpence for my labor;
if you would have them rael nete, you
must rise on my wages"
" And what would nine shillings do for
me, Biddy!" enquired her mistress.
g An faiX, it would stiffen them more,
but, it takes tin an sixpence TO put on
the gloss"
And how would two dollars work,
Biddy 2"
Now, lit me jist tell you 'twould make
thin so Elegant you never would know
the cotton from the linen"
$50 Biddy, you are disposed to make
g strike" if | would have work done to
my liking?''
Och; no nam, it's not mesilf that
will break the peace by striking. It's an
ill-bred woman that would lift her finger
to the mistress, an didn't tell Patrick
O'Flatherty so when he bid me strike on
you. It's not mesilf that would do the
thing for all the money in Amiriky."
Well, Biddy, then after this day we
will try the nine shilling system"
"Then by the powers, Mr.. Pennywise
shall be stiffcned, but | wont promise to
gloss him.
COULDN'T SPARE Him. say, Squire,
what'll YOU take for that are dog O
vour'n2" said Yankee pedler to an old
Dutch farmer, in the neighborhood of
Lancaster, Pa, "whatll yeou take for
him? He amt very good-lookin' dog;
but what was you cal latin may be ned
fetch 2"
"Ah" responded the Dutchman, dat
dog ishn't wort noting, most /; he ishn't
wort you buy 'um."
"GueSS tew dollars abeout would get
him, wouldn't it! I'll give you that for
him."
Yaas; he ishn't wort dat"
Waal, I'll take him." said the ped
Ter.
"Stop'" said the Dutchman, "dere's
one ting about dat dog CANT SELL
90, take off his collar; don't want
that" suggested the pedler.
Tain dat, - replied Mynheer, "he s
boor dog; but l CANT sell de wdg Of his
ddH trhen comes home"
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TRUTH Is MIGHTY.
Plain and Unvarni h e Il Stat EN- n

Z.
HIE commend the peruSal of the extract bel.w
W TO our readers. Mr. Bull is merchant of
h;-h character
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THE LAW.

The LAW.
"If any person shall sell, exchange,
give or barter, or dispose of any spiritu-
Gus liquors or wine to an Indian lin the
Indian country such person shall forfeit
and pay the sum Of five hundred dollars;
and if any person shall introduce, or at
tempt to introduce, any spirituous liquors
OF wine into the Indian country, except
such supplies as shall be necessary for the
officers of the United States and troops
of the service, under the direction of the
War Department, such person shall forfeit
and pay a sum not exceeding three hun
drcd dollars; and if any superintendent of
Indian affairs, Indian agent. or sub agent.
has reason to suspect, or Is informed, that
any white person or Indian is about TO
introduce, or has introduced anv Spiritu-
Gus liquor or wine into the Indian coun-
try, in violation of the provisions Of this
section, ii shall be lawful for such super
intendent, Indian agent, or sub-agent, or
military officer, agrecably to such regula-
lions as may be established by the Presi-
dent of the United States, to cause the
boats, stores and packages and places of
deposit of such persons to be searched,
and if any such spirtuous liquor or wine
is found, the goods, boats, packages and
peltries of such persons shall be seized
and delivered to the proper officer, and
shall be proceeded against by libel in the
proper courts, and forfcited-one-half TO
the use Of the United States, and the
other TO the informant and if such person
be trader, his license shall be revoked,
and his bond put in suit. And it shall
moreover be lawful for any person in the
service of the United States or for any
Indian to take and destroy any ardent
spirits or wine found in the Indian coun-
try, excepting military persons. as men
toned in this section"
And as if this was not sufficiently
stringent, the act goes on: "Ifany person
whatever shall, within the limits of the
Indian country, set up or continue any
diStillery for manufacturing ardent spirits,
he shall forfeit and pay penalty of one
thousand dollars: and it shall he the
duty of the superintendent of Indian
affairs, Indian agent, or sub-agcnt, within
the limit of whose agency the same shall
be set up or continued, forthwith to de-
stroy and break up the same:and it shall
be lawful to employ the military force of
the United States in executing that duty"
Let any reader compare the language
here quoted with The celebrated Maine
Liquor Law, and he will no longer doubt
the proper paternity of the principle of
that celebrated denactment.-SOuth.E Era.
Butte record., 1853-11-19
novi2
NGCNuLTY,S MUSEUM RE.or

"CNULTY'S MUSEUM RE-opENED.-
Ivl The Elephant ahead! and the great sea
serpent having been terminated, has fully re-
covered. The great Depot for everything in
the Mercantile line No 40 ] street, between
second and third, re-opens this day, and offers
for sale at reduced rates, the largest and best
selected stock of Goods to be found in Califor-
MIA. In addition to the great variety on hand ),
there has been received ex Golden Age, Sea
Serpent and other clippers, large additions,
purchased expressly for this market, and at
prices which warrants sales at rates below any
other establishment in the city.
The Stock on hand consists in part Of
HARDWARE
Picks, axes, hoes, long and short handled
shovels, chisels, augers, braces and bits,
planes, screws, sledge and hand hammers, cut, ,
wrought and horse nails, stocks and dics, pat
ent and spring balances, anvils, vices, smith 8
bellows, mill, round and bastard files, trace
chains. carriage bolts, and in fact eTery des-
cription of Hardware. Copper, sheet iron and
zinc, stoves of the most approved tyles. gro
ceries, provisions, crockery, glassware, IL
quors, wines, segars, boots and shoes best as
sortment in Cal. Agricultural implements,
just received, threshing machines, tanning
mills, plows, straw cutters, scy thes and snaths
hay forks. &c. &C.
Traders are respectfully invited to call and
be convinced that what We aseert is true, viz;
that goods can be had from 70 to 30 per cent.
cheaper than at any other establishment in
the city. All goods guaranteed of the best
quality. M
Orders promptly attends 10, at
Butte record., 1853-11-19

ORLEANS HOTEL, SECOND ST, SAcRA-
" MENTo Having taken charge of the
long and well established Orleans Hotel, the
undersigned respectfully informs the public
that he has made such arrangements and i'm
provements as will render it the best hotel in
the State
The sleeping apartments are of the first
order-good beds, clean linen, and well ven
tilated rooms. The house being fire. proof rem
ders it particularly desirable.
The Bar is supplied with the choicest IL
quors, and served by superior tenders
The Restaurant is under charge of one of
the best caterers in the State. Every luxury
of the season is furnished, and placed upon the
table in the best manner. Meals can be had
at all hours.
He hopes by the strictest attention on his
part, and those connected with the house, to
give universal satisfaction.
GEO. B. BIDLEMAN,
novi2 Manager.
Butte record., 1853-11-19
From San Francisco,
ALDEN'S BRANCH,

SANSOAE STREET, IN THE TEHAMA HOUSE,
y san Francisco-Persons desirous of enjoying the
luxury of elegant table, spread with all the luxuries
of the season. free from dust noise and crowds, and in
genteel neighborhood, can be accommodated at the
above establishment The celebrated RAPHAEL,
whose superior in culinary science cannot be found in
this city, has been permanently engaged as the chef de
cHsHe and the patronage of all he ladies at the ie
hama House. as well as hosts of other customsrs, is
sufficient guarantee for his in catering TO the
palate of the most fstdous. The best Of Porter house
Steaks Mutton Chops, &c &C, cooked TO order al all
hours md in superior style. Ice Creams, Blame Mango
and other light refreshments suitable for ladies' use
Separate rooms for ladies and private families
aui I'm W. b. GOULD. Proprietor
BARRETT s SHER WOODS.
16 Clay street, San Francisco.
N B.-Quartz mixsd with Gold suitable for cutting
purchased at from to We hundred per cent above
the nett gold value novi2
Butte record., 1853-11-19

BILLS OF EXCHANGE.
On Adams & Co., in all the principal cities OF
the Atlantic States and Europe, and payable
at the following banks:
E. W. Clark and Bros, St.Lsouis; Mechan-
ics' and Farmers's Bank, Albany; Utica City
Bank, Utica; Bank of Syracuse, Syracuse;
Bank of Auburn, Auburn; Bank of Atica,
Buffalo; Rochester City Bank, Rochester; G
Smith & Co., Chicago; Alex. Mitchell, Fire and
Marine Insurance Co., Milwaukee; Michigan
State Bank, Detroit; Commercial Branch Bank
of the State of Ohio, cleveland; Clinton Bank,
Columbus, Ohio.
Highest price paid for Gold Dust.
Sight checks on Marysville, Sacramento,
San Francisco, and all the principal towns Of
California. Deposites received, special or 9TH
erwise.
Collections made on all parts of the Atlantic
States and California. And all other branch
es of Express Business promptly attended to.
The latest dates of Atlantic and California
papers. Subscriptions and advertisements
received for newspapers and periodicals free
Of charge.
A special messenger is dispatched with ey-
cry treasure express.
SAM. W. LANGTON,
octl2 Downieyille.