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Columbia gazette., 1853-12-03

CALIFORNIA AS. AUSTRALIA. Mr..
G. [. Brown, writing from Australia to
the Ell Dorado Republican, says:
''The Americans are run upon con-
siderably here, and they are trying to
get law to exclude them altogether
from the mines. 1t would be the great
est blessing that ever happened to the
Americans, and the greatest to me if it
had been put in force before I left San
Francisco. am almost ashamed to
write to you under such discouraging
circumstances, but I still hope against
hope, that | may yet have some luck
We cannot prospect nor even put up a
tent, without paying license of thirty
shillings, ($7 5O.) 1t is disgrace for
an American to live in this country and
be run upon by class that are inferior
in every respect"
POSTAL. = The Postmaster General
is beginning to pay some attention to
the wants of the people on the Pacific
coast. We have already stated that an
order has been issued, authorizing a sep
crate mail bag to be made up in New
York for the Sandwich Islands. We
learn, by late advices, that the Depart
ment has authorized the Postmaster
here to make up separate mail for
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington,
and Chicago, instead of bundling them
all, as heretofore, into the New York
mail bags. Under the new arrange
ment, letters for the points specified
will be sent on direct to their destina-
ton, instead of being detained in the
New York post office until the whole
California mail is distributed. The
danger Of miscarriage in New York
through the carelessness or haste of the
clerks, in separating the letters for the
places mentioned from the immense
mass received, will also be avoided. So
that those of our citizens writing to
friends in either of the four cities, may
now feel some confidence that their let
ters will be delivered with despatch and
certainty. Return mails for California
are to be made up in seperate bags at
each of the same places, to be sent on
without being opened in New York
This arrangement will prove great ac
commodation to the people ON both sides
of the continent.-Hefad.
Columbia gazette., 1853-12-03
P0 E T R Y.
For the C0lumbia Gazette.
LONG AGO.
Ocdtcated TO the "Bactus Hinst1els, -
Columbia, Cal.

Dedicated TO the "Backus Mimstrezs, ,
Columbia, Cal.
BY u MILLER.
Long ago was boy,
With towy hair and white,
In catching little fish and frogs,
| us'd to take delight;
I'D stand beside the ripling brook,
And from its little pools,
I'd fish away the live-long day,
Like other little fools.
My parents sometimes use to scold,
That | had gone away,
And never seem'd to think that so
Themselves were wont to play;
But childhood's are much t, same,
AS all good people know,
And scarcely differ now from what
They were so long ago.
We liv'd far off in eastern lands,
Amid the forests wild,
And in a dark log cabin too,
When | was but child;
i had no hat nor shoes to wear,
In winters chilling snow,
On lord how cold my toes would be,
In times so long ago.
My mother, oh | love to dwell
Upon her gentle ways,
And think how kind she was to me,
In childhoOd's feeble days;
For tho she'd often fret aud sold,
Pe' 'cllance would box my ears,
saw that this was for my good,
In my maturer years.
My father was man of kind
And gene 'ous feelings too,
But things that he supposed were wrong
lie would not have me do;
lie told me that must be good,
And just to all below
Twas such advice my father gave,
In times 50 long ago.
My father did his work alone,
When | was very small,
For sure he had no one OH whom
He then could make a call,
He planted corn among the stumps,
In many a crooked row,
For so he had to raise his bread,
In times SO long ago.
Twas many miles from our house,
10 any SORT of mill,
And sometimes we'd not bread enough,
70 scarcely make pill;
So father he would take the "grist,''
And lug it thro' the snow,
To get it ground to make us bread,
In times so long ago.
As time roll'd on our wealth increased,
We bot an old brown mare,
And then to see us ride about,
1t made the people stare;
We had no saddle for the beast,
We had to ride her slow;
But few then had horse to ride,
In times so long ago
My mother us'd to sit and spin,
Beside her 'little Wheel"
And when she'd spun the spool quite full
She'd run it on the reel;
And sometimes when I'd gone to bed,
Ana slept four hours or so,
I'd wake and hear her spinning on,
In times SO long ago.
She spun her yarn with her own hands, =
Nor ever bot BROOM
And when she got the yarn all spun,
She wove it in the loom;
She made the clothes for me to wear,
From cotton, wool, or tow,-
Such was the way l used to dress,
In times so long ago.
Ny sister-I had only one
But she was very kind,
And when l rode the old brown mare,
She'd often ride behind;
We'd mount the nag from off stump
Her pace was very slow
But such we tho't jolly ride,
In times so long ago.
Oh, good old times! I love them still, -
l wish they would come tack,-
And bring the "gals'' l us'd to court,
I'd give them all smack
I'd like to pass those times again,
And have them travel slow,
And not so quickly glide away,
AS they did long ago.
VALLEcITo, Nov. 28th.
Columbia gazette., 1853-12-03
FROM Ell DORADO.

TREMENDOUS SToRM-GaEAr De-
sTRUcTIoN OF PRopERTY.-Ye esterclay
morning, says the Miners Advocate, we
were visited by one of the most severe
wind storms ever experienced in this re-
gion. Five frame tenements in Coon
Hollow were blown down and valua-
BILE horse seriously injured. In this
town two houses on courthouse square
parted with the underpinning and came
to the ground. In one family resided,
who lost all their crockery and portion
of their furniture We learn that about
fifty yards of Bradley, Bcrdan & Co.'S
flume below town gave way, and that
much more is in a pcrilous condition.
The damage to this species of property
must necessarily be great. As soon ~
the wind abated the rain set in with
great violence, and still continues.
SNow.-Since the recent rains, the
Sierra Nevada mountains have donned
their winter mantle, presenting, as far
as the eye can reach, a beautiful and
dazzling appearance.-Apublican.
Columbia gazette., 1853-12-03

There has been as yet little or no rain
IN the Southern parts Of the State.
Columbia gazette., 1853-12-03

CARS STOPPED BY GRAssHoprERs.-
The cars on the Watertown Railroad
were stopped between that place and
Cape Vincent, recently, by the multi
tude OF grasshoppers upon the track
The rails were SO thickly covered with
them, and the car wheels smashed them
up so beautifully between hop and a
jump, that it had the effect of grease on
on the rails, making the wheels revolve
swiftly, while the train remained sta
tionary.
Columbia gazette., 1853-12-03
BY U. MILLER.

Long ago I was boy,
With towy hair and white,
In catching little fish and frogs,
[ us'd to take delight;
I'D stand beside the ripling brook,
And from its little pools,
I'd fish away the live-long day,
Like other little fools.
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RICHMOND WHIG.
9Th. Good rIms c..Ia. s.

When HoD,e.'s Rights" "spiritrsf C,,,,,,.;..,s, /,
anu other improvements shall attain near Hno psrf,or
ny cArE CLOVER.
Alas, for this dull nionotonous uav
In which our life p,sses day by day
In iancy, like Rip Van Wnkle, veil sIecp
for season, and then at the world take a peep
Tis eighteen hundred and-no matter when
Let US take up paper and see II We then .IrtL
"a 1sh gam by its reading an insight clear
That things in their own Ine light shah appear
Paragraph first some surprise mus, awaken
- ne ne" chosen President, Miss Lucy Bacon
Passed through this city; also in her suite
The Secretary OF War, Miss Nelly Foote- .tA ..4
Horrible accident mo one to b,smen s
~ gn lne airline road. The new lightning train
encountered a comet, which struck several starS
>'''su au 'he passengers, aud burnt up the cars
Concert this eve by spirits unseen
Mozart plays the organ Beethoven bis ,I,,.., !, L 90
ilahHe anu Haydn preside DER the choir
p'Pheus strikes the harp and Apollo the ivre
Plain sewing done here by Jonathan R,L.ru
Charles Smith, n,iliner clcal, and Irsss ,,at-
,.p p,O"i- butcher :; "Alicc Lee drives hack
fh%ee Gray : Omnibus to Charlestown and bach y
AoHstaches for ladies, whiskers and canes;
Edith Montrose cures bruises and sprains
Lectures on surgery, amputates limbs
Horace u Neal makes bonnets and trims
Dorothy Dongleby attorney at law.
New livery stable, by Imogene Shaw -
captain Jane Swift has steamboat for s,le
'ShiFts made by Paul Jones: call without fail,
Lecture tonight by EVELYN Day. l ...
In old Faneuil Hail. upon the best wsv
for governing cities, China annexips
Aoohshing slavery, and like things perpIe.invu
Inc New York Tribune now seems To annear
100 100 spiritual far for this mundane sphere
alter scott writes the stories Win Shakspeare tho rx.
Den Franklin sets type in these latter days
a glance at the firesidcs, and then we have done
TOT so dismal place tempted to shuu
ioriorn-looking man in n rocking chair dozes-
A halthnished letter the secret discloses
Dear joe having merGed my little BOYS stocking
write lev lines while the cradle am rocking
NJ Ny vile IN the senate, my daughters at sea
md I'm as lonely well can be-
,, 90 Deg you to take your sewing and knitting
iour crochet your worsteds and all things belitino
ara ara spend the next week in my snug little home
BRING patterns for aprons and frocs when YOU Gomez
With pitiful sigh for this care stricken man.
we return to the times this progress began
improvements Ike these distant far may they be-
II ever such changes we're destined to see
Boston Traveller
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,eymr LARGEST SILK. EInnON AM TRIu,IIyo
nOIsERl, uNDRR ciRMENTs, CLo, n, AZ.
TIE WV IOHh NTO1KIVG NNU INNFN GIPWFV
ftCIOHl,
IOI HONGltN. Nr.M

We beg leave 70 invite extensive assortment Of
SEASONABLE HOSIERY
Consisting Of description Mrrina and Cotton Hose
aud lIafiiosc,r Liiss, G,it,, th.fssH Tir flci
ties possess, both IN importing u,I. 4
&" sell ihc best aud most desirable styles of goods or
fDtr prizes.
n"rrr the that class Of customers who pre-.
English lustry having
since established Mandatory England
pwn frames aud under the personal
hn, made The sty U Sk, Mcrnn liuscry
Under which Tor
ri"us qualities " Zephyr Under Garments hichy
" the Medical faruy gentle absrrs Precipitation rrr.
icI!ersw health, and ptouotcrs VI comfort.
Mauyycars experience In e business thosicry exclusive.
- and ih ~" stnc urisou has shown the advantages
selling good articles small cost Please
call aud examine the assortment.
We hUrt ~ ke"pnE very extensive assortment PAVING
rarttruar attention 10 The
every posy q" merit continuance thr generous psu
age bestowed "u She csabslusut Coz lu yaGriar az
,cnfnrN a. EANkiN 4 co.
Importers AMI Manufactures Of nsety and nicr Grnsnts
"Pl'-Sm iol irr"ry, y. V.
NuN ~ mutt GOuD-. Fan Trndc. tSSJ-p. iiuuG-
irum BrosdwHyl respectfully invites tr attention uf s old ru
TONERS aud Merchants throughout the
stofk Of India Rubber Gn'ls ~ his sogn manufacture
Coats, 1rrriura Carriaer CtDu,s
Ec,hng Jackets, Gloves Mittcns. Mlrlrnc Betting,
Ovcrils, Door gprrrs n,s,is 4.
OVENSUuFS
Md every description of Rubber Gis manufactured will also
found as above
Ny Fns defy c7rrton comparison are warranted proof
against decomposition In climate fr boz
re m small quantis, npon o., best terms urdrrs
A"n promptly attended TO- y u. HOpgMAN,
jyt2-am ~ ~ 49,
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SOJ TuFgN tCgICII.TIRtI.

IuT'fEVF.NT .HfAf re fpL - NFEyi NTORE
UNNttNt~, ilnuirr- tnrienrr- pleas Nutrr..
Agricultural Implement M7ruar'ory aui seed sirrs Sg0
ue Flaurl eh,re try intend manufacture trIs
most improved Agricultural mplcmcns used farming sod
garit ming.
Aaour ub.sh will h. found wiley or Mott nsBiis rart.A
Composition Cap PiuuEiifr cheapest economical
r1ur in warranted rui c groni n letter order
or fter dnught than any l"rh uHs Boo riu h Plough
fhc farmer s h 1t n'sr
Ids of isuI AZ we'll a. st..t wrought s4rs Atiris ru
Ctsnrs puIehs. Witch
with csst land side and heel Livingston Plough right and
Davis With wrought and east shares and 40 40 ds ~ the
riours Also, che best
Tfrrsiing Mac inc, vh Separator from voiorr power
Twelve horse This uhr.sher H aI
have used 10 N uurt, Co De the best Machine
nov IN use; of remarkable drlurh cuphoa
ted very easily Kept in order We would rctr O. 90
gentlemen Thrtshcrs last caf.-Mr.
Taylor. Hanover. NJ william ". Uarrison Richmond
NJ Ffaucis Nelson, Ncu kent, Hon william Archer. o
gentlemen will their uiuus of the ~
Machines with pleasure This Me- took the premium tht
last Maryland State Fsir, held f Rlore A Motifs and The
United states rcuuylyauii Premium Pan MIL, uTrfof article
own make. Uarroes Cuitrt tors Corn Si5s
Cob Crushcrs Toddcr C1tcrs saw Cutters Revolving Horse
Ratcs aud every ar usd it c of aruIrr
60 mt ution eau and examine ior yourseivss.
our y u MOTT having practical kuoucige Of dtccu ycart
n an the branches manufacturing Implements Of nshandry
a ariclcs purchased of viii 81
found o. BE- uha they recommended be- and at ps q
suit puhfrs being Manufactured ~ ourselves 40 s1Ef
Machine shor, ortncry dfcry. AZ % witch
iay Invite hc farmers and gardeners 70 cell and eNsmi1e
before purchasing.
az Psrii,usr attention called Douis Pointed csp
Premium Ploughs rrshing Machines and Horse Powers
mya MOTT, Ewts CO.
sign Of the Plough, "a three door, esiov City Hotel
NcHoR BoLrING oLoTH.-eenglns /" Aneher1 Be'ins
Ju No. ilMain street,
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yIyo TnE F.RMfl,s ANp AGRIcrLrrR.L coNln

NIT w NlRulNIAThe subscriber desirous
nrwn m 70 Tue 11Sxs an 6TIeie Of Chemical No.o
y NFEhHpSlliAlE VI LIME, allowed to be
le uos aos Manures ever yet adupiedii this
or s well known properties Of neranr and
ug s barren and worn out soil Its first in oucon
49, - StaIs since Nhen from its ittn ponou
I Ilsnt was rranied 10 its iSvtNTuE, the eel,
Law OF london, who stands unriva "a
Iielhists OF the day. Having had
EauuIg under him, and together with prA-tic-
sNnellyn'c IN The anufeurirE Of this article with him gs,s
u state that the No Of present
' not e eIuard IN tbs TsT cNrNtNT being III
'Y ana ~" - 81 it INTO tbs country. should
u3ub Ns t'its IuiG!ne-s, ny Diploma, ed
uE .iaf.c"H iNHe, vii uy attest % the
statement together With host ~ the highest esoni-is
e tai ming and Agricultural consumers Of Manure
ia,' we've r'llb> @lir here.
as" st'te WIN ra'u e. haNi' received raty Kind O.
'"tl Ath strangers t me rtguiri of fer
may Irr -h pa. ~ i'Utru iIru' nee % the
"''iei o' us-es> ANA i'"ttan uuliEa aj uiluy
D" nliAr tf.t t' - p.Ffrr purchase Toss.
fHd n maAr % ,n.-t @; 90 r sa.r.ut d-
"'N st' 4I'- 'taun.tu 80 'he ta'rs Frlut ty
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ylyImouGn TO llxNcroN. ANp nrcn,NAN IN rMe

HItTIANNN
u Days In our Mail Packet Boats
and after the 25th Of October.
leave hchmond daily Sundays hour
NJ and arrive in lynehburg 81 hours Buchanan in
hours.
Returning leave Buchanan A NJ every day except
day arrive IN ynehburg at 6 p NJ Iynchburg
and arrive In Richmond In 80 hours connect with the
Norfolk Boats leaving at 5 NJ and the
Railroad Cars, leaving al A. NJ
Passengers for Lexington with daily line Of stages AT
Sott Ver Returning leaving Lexington every except
days, and arrive in Richmond n hours
Passengers laTluylls,
pare " y Charlottesville $2-and Staunton viii
IeasS Richmond on Mondays Wednesdays AMI Fridays
Below Card Of time OF arrival
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EyiMNOOD FOR sALE-iIayinG Purcha near
ne eity ogeT at private sale my farm the ChickEhomi
ny in llcncc eight miles Richmond
miles below the New Bridges 80 acres
u high land and the balance low ground About
low land cleared and In culvaton
land In cultivation, all Of which has me in
the last two years. and one. half well - clover.
The unelearcd land heavily mbrres buildings are nav
consisting comfortable
large stable aud e. house.
The neiEhhohcd very healthy society as good as
in lower Virginia. - 80
The water is first rate, and scenery beautiful.
For ierns,ap TO
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RICHARD hill. in.
~HAY nam tII,NGFn n,-yoIn A., n,,-vr,,,

quay HAIR CHANGED BEYOND ALL nor Hr,,,-., Z
Nu FiiE iCtONPLL"-YAN DEUSEN's IMPROVED wan.
fENE has most successfully solved doubts which cloudri he
OF the setItica, and ed
Nmch Tor time obsiruccd it. circulation. Thousands da
eNprricncing 10 eVry portion % a Union
OLE oenehcHi eycs i changing gray hair lud Hst
eo'r a va p.'ncir beautfu d healthy sravth us.
thc barren and UnculiNAt,d soil BrIsas rx.i M ..- A
DIE properties in accordance with t- physiological Hn,v
Ha,ur, most halIy act on tf' n,slyvd germs %
ana Vigo in the Inactive parts causing a-
oi Hair
Toilet au enc,unl remedy DarruG aud ain cutrou.
'TuptOu- fruatAe head
Sold by the Agents. WOOD successor t AyyoR Wonb
and ALEXANDER buNAL, Rchnu.i, Va.
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NoE THE VIRGIN, sp,,,xos

Eok THE VIRGINIA sPHINGs-
end and Stages to the Red sweet and sweet -
iSs white saipiar g5
rsSGss ana by Canal IynehbaE Railroad ~
~ Sag.s ys 70 The Red Sweet and Sweet sprng..ss O.
Lave Reh%oSd daily by Packet Boats for L1ncs;t - 1 90
sT ~ sunday, sSep;.dJ arrive in Lynch
w s saSsr sS% fScGsRap s 1 ssy q the
T. a fa. 1ss 80 are oriy % mile gag
o. s,e Iairoad esyz daily a ~ arrive at Bon.ses. =,
ryng " sre az dsy, M9H,s ,, y, oS,s ar ar;
ne w s @p. IL 10 5sti S sS ed e ssy o sTss 70
:- short~s; distance ~ Tag on .nv o,,., ,on,.
ra-,enser fr the saura Bridge Lexington RoeEbridr and
t Alum a. Warm and Hot SPRING, WITH Daily Line q
ssss sisss a. Gst. Ml mile. from tn, Naara ndgs, IRON,
Slis. Sl Lave hIo9d a, " At the Natural
EeSsrnns i.ase ts white Sulphur p ~ and the sree.
Pm Lave a1, a al % 2ss ,s At sn i .,t;s Mana1 "a .a.s At
~, ls,iI "a and "a LyHSSsurg by p NJ there
% IA 5 Sonnys9s S 9Th The Northern and sOuhs.n Cars. and
e ,ii 2 .T Gaer-9s H., Earmye, nsran
qenset -ith the stages those charloesyiie leave T
''-' ,,,g ,ss ,s.i ,a..s N,-gs@y--f"or -,,.,. '2
7. Ss;aasi 5s9siS S,a, G. G. . Ess Asn o.
q pcsss5, 2s-s1,,,! Spring = W ana II sEriass - s
yla BoYp. EDMOND DAvKSpoRr. o.
hroEr,NT ,NT AoIhE-Toeaeoo or other Iner- = sHs--7
bal,Im9rs jacob Brandt jr Agent
ng creihnat AMI I'm u SmP.ny & Tor rsspnynt 70 Wheel
ires 81 caision ly the Baltimore Ohio Raiiroad
mao LUDLAN wAs-oS
E.NoR RENT desirable Store Room IN ,b VA,
s'hs THIS store u admirably aaptel q, r,f f::;
,s 81 rrtMl estahshment % any deseTipop I 10 IN
ANY seem 70 render u ss1sciilH desirable
, Or op'serns h-tablhment. serms and Other ,,s,
ff E@NOR sAf Iioyral terms a handsome n.u R,r a.,
fsin sass on Clay street, containing six rpm ~. T.,
~ 'O'! rei On Clay street. apply to
- y HILL a rALLEY.
ESNot htNT-Possesson given hrst July n.Tt-..
The house at present oocgpie Mason on the La
corner Of Cary and fi streets For terms apply H
A., HILL TAlLEi, Main
~ NP-g-u Coraer below the Bsnks.
Noh hiiNr-The House the corner Of Canal and -.
sixth streets Possession given immediately orterms h
aFp'y @ - nH-o-u HILL TALLKY. III
c.: E@NoE RENT and possession given Immediately The
tt;ii u House anl lot second
-A-h- " occupied BY W J. Parnel, Esq. Apply 10
mt. HILL TALLEY, Corner below tb. R,,t,
a D1hNblE sIORI AND CELLAR FOR RttNr-Tl-
u store and Cellar Wall street, Ia the T
a. Lottery Once IL Is Hdesirahiv sand for any kli
= business Possession given the May Apply 10
BENJAMIN DAVIS.
g.a.,6 Ii LYNCHBURGTrh" C,nsI non hoh
CLINTON, Captain Donald, UNION C.nts,
IL funket leave regularly wkDSEspITs: BELLE Csnt,-
Johnson DESPATCH Capt Cook regularly on sarrKpi
These Boats are compelled TO leave advertised n o 20
heir regular trips shippers may therefore depenJ on
their regularity. No way freight taken. 'Pe"H q"
tE Freight for this line may be sen, nm m 49,. g.. .
sAIrsDAT, after o'clock, p. NJ, my 1"' except
- A. s. LEE
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EN,LL TR ,DE ssa-R0lI u = w SIzzIlz nm 5er

ENGG55LL IhADE Is53-BOOT rs 4 Nd SHOks-TIIE GREAT
suor hMfAdk1 OR WHO SHALL CONTROL THE NORFOLK
Tor Of the famous Ladies' saloon put in his claim to do av
ms particular branch OF the business by importing
seen IN norfolk since successive season our sk
mas gsdaAy increased until the We do
The Ladies Saloon about i2 yea ago and
e store has been repeatedly altered make
can DC no longer enlarged he recently for himself one Of
T arrest stores for his business in the United states
hereafter shall be prepared goods 10 do e Irest
Boot and shoe trade done in the state of Virginia e
"a complete description OF this
aO9gt the l5h OF July, when 1t viii be opened)
80 ,o OF each have hand from
constantly receive heavy shipments goods during n.
Olr success has indeed BEEN beeaa.s e
nave aNays condrcted business
'u4lly henehttng the seller and the buyer. ~
success rs truly acring insomueh Intend 70 make
Merchants and Shoe Deaers deal for ths faSr. viii
Us, a. tie new store, ~ ' "''-
Rlnirslls or AsrcAaHts have ,l,a,sv - - -, -
nyitaoa who return and good. a. each
t.SF can DO better at the L4DLEs SALOON nlaH e can "a
and . sell goods which will the RET, TstsT oS vSefIi
NAH CAEoA MEEcHASts better any they may pur
The stock consists in part Of
a1e EoOti and Shoes OF fashionable variety
"sh OaH ssin BTogAas, Of every quality
:. Kip Rrogan.,
Mems eoarse thick Brogans, for Negroes
Dutch Womens BrOgaHs, for wsen Field hands and
" shoes OF every Kind and quality
~ hlpaTl coarse Boots and shor-, Of every
ri=tcs. " 'N"' '-
The attention Of Country Merchants {. invited to this iu
they eaa buy every article by them at the lowest whole,
sae prices and thereby saving themselves trouble and x
TERNsS .osS 20 20 ne 'As North Tor their supplies
he Ladies saloon is on Main street, Walters Hotel
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EtREaT BARGlINs CAN RE OBTAINED EITHER

"a, N At WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, IL WATCHES INV
Ee.sxA ANh FANCY GnnnS TrS ", La
SihtEI-On hand receivipC
ana Express large Gold and Silver Watch, s
ms manufacturers, Of every variety and kind
LIned 70 perform we'll Gold Fob, Breast and Chains
olu Tar ana finser hinFs, variety
terms bracelets Breast Pins, Pens Pencils Thimbles Kew
Aso large assortment OF low Jewelry suitable r
country trade The
more extensive than any country compn
rom upwards OF thirty different
yer prices silver Ware large Also Plated
consisting OF Tea Sets, Mustard Pots Cups Spoons
Forks Ladies' Sugar Tongs, 4c Also large asso az IJsi-
Cloth, Tooth and Nail Brushes Fancy Boxes Soaps oils tI-
Knives Scissors Razo Combs Buttons Needles and rbr
with an extensive assortment OF small line too nn
tnerous to meniicu for sale in quantities
can be bought the Northern cities or from M. man
uiAe'u'eTsi direct ELIAS HALE,
ma3O ~ i6s M. tAs.Er
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LOOkINC-GIlSS WlREG0ONS

LOOkiNG-GLASS WAREIOUMS,
ART REPOSITORY AND GALLERY
WILLIAMS, STEVENS ~ WILLIAMS,
IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURER,
353 BROADWAY, N. Y.
er Wall aud Mnnte Mirrors Portrait and Picture Frames
Cornces, Bases, Interior Decorations, &c.
Old Paintings Artists
Engraving 4c. For the purchase sale
Ara Manufacturers Illustrated WORKS Works the Fine
they prepared by their advantageous premises
extensive connections, to ouer great facilities.
tall. rtc- epce with all that and beautiful a
all times visitors, with the
that article will be furnished the
je2S-dSm
HDLANErI-s BirrElisThis highly popular Beverage
n posed entirely ovegetabe ingredients peculiarly
ed TO climates found by long highly
chcia Complaints, Debility
I'is fever and Agues, FlatuentS
and OF Indigestion generally They packed
bottles dozen and for sale by WILLIAM r. HICKS
CO. 2is Pearl street, York, and Druggists
ly throughout the United States. jr25-6m