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The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11

ZEE |A'FAs'---f'rom every part Of the State
we hear :--s los: cheering reports Of the can,
T's' lac "--G5 gre united, almost TO man
90 lar as We @7e been able TO learn, ;Lero il
Seoecey dissenting voice, bat The nominee,
all over the State are received with feeling
OF uniTersei satisfaction. On the other hand,
tne dissatisfaction in n Democratic ranks not
only continues, but gathers strength every say.
III tnis county, all i3 well, and we have every
reason to expect the "hies TO give good ac-
count OF themselves in September next. Bu;
We should not be too sanSuine. We have "a
powerful foe to beat and every man should d.
MS duty. This however, we hare but Ii,t.e
reason to doubt vii be done.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11

BIG LUMr,--We had the pleasure on Sat
urday last, says the Mar; Chronicle Of the
4th inst of looking at file specimen taken
from the drift claim of Mcssrs. john Marshall
q Co.. on Sherlock's creek above the Falls
IL IS an irregular mass of gold weighing s.
81 o.. and containing apparently, not more
Than Slo OF quartz or other impure rlattey
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11

ABoEIG1NEs.-Two young natives of the Ne
v ,da Mountains in the shape OF cub bears were
to have been seen just back of our Office i few
days since. They were about three months old
rather darker colored than the grizzly, and
would have weighed about 10 lbs each. They
were taken somewhere near Washington, and
were quite tame
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11

M~We are indebted to Wells, Fargo &
Co., for the Mariposa Chronicle of August
4th. We see by the Chronicle that they have
commenced the erection of a Court House the
cost of which when finished is to be 50 ,OO0-
to be ready for occupation on the lst of Jan.
uary
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11

EXTRAORDINARY " ".,ar,s.~-A man LamoI
John BhEton has laid tao ,gagess one ot 5000
the other $4,000 that he will ride fom san
Francisco to Independence, NJ, in twelve
days. lie las previously mace arrangements
Tor relays 0F horses, twenty Of 7llea sgii. be il
complete readiness on hia arrival at the several
stands.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11

fs5~ ~ most gratefully acknowledge thu
receipt 2 few days since, of pavst splendid me,
on boagb: at AlcA listers market q. the brdrc.
The attentive friaad by whom II was sent. has
CIR thanEs
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11

CHERokEE.-Tnc miners at present are
awaiting the coming of water. The Griz-
ely ditch is now being greatly enlarged
and improved, which will in a shor. time
much increase their facilities. The demos.
ties in this vicinity are among the best in
the country, and always have afforded big
wages to those who have spent their labor
there.
The Grizzly Hotel, ia Cherokee, is one
of the pleasantest homes for miners CT trav.
elsrs in the country, Mr.. Welch, tn,
present proprietor, is just one Of the mes
accommodating landlords to be scared up
besides having fitted up his house Ia style
OF superiority not often TO be met with 81
far up in the mountains.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11

4 Union meeting cf the / - c-s = asse-al.e3
at Sacramento fe"' days z;.ce l4s.s.c1 :. uu:,
the '"o :rss q .h9 y in ::.as ooa y H.: a,
their prs'i9Gs @;.fmr.s j .AGuo L. III utter
.ai!4rt-two sets Of .sa,l4.i1 ..ar;4e ca r.s.,.
ezPsossivs u oppas.. yies+
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11

ssA- 10 Mess~s Denison & Curtis, OF the
Broad street Fruit and Provision store. WE are
indebted for beautiful melon These gentle
men have lately opened with fine stock of
goods, as will be seen by advertisement in
another column. Success attend them.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11

ES5 By advertisement it will be seen that
los q DAS have got Il cir Saloon on Main
street open. These popular caterers to the
public taste are so we'll En3ya in ti,;g
nifty, that recommendation from rs Is nnneoo.-
Sarv.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11

Big Lump.-A gentleman jus, down
from Forest city, informs US that on Fri
day last the Dutch company, took out a
lump OF nearly pure gold weighing 81 o.
and s'h'sh was worth sl7,4o per o.. value
8i6!3 A.. = l." so.; ln 8 d. ~ y -
"A "bf0 sk,ike."
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11

1AE 6TEA&8oAT CONBIHATlny. .-o...- -
steamboat COMPANIES are falling cut. Q q, noroe,.
some serious i5ruptons. The = s. Cc,,,ne-r-,,
hoTeTfiSeT III noticing tie circumstances saws. ,t
See-i1s tire company made requirements OF The ce-s
eTpioytd ca their boats. which no i.oao,eii, ma.
could colnPy with and nilh ~hich Of course m.
wen Aho~n and popuar gentlemen iL..r occ.pvin..
'h@' rosition' ut once reiu ed compliance. Irpo,,
'iil fe'a'al the ioIoa'in: gentlemen. WHO &c I'll
"e-i and most i-Torealy known . the t~.vsiir.
paoic OF this State "tze discharged by the oor,s:.
| h1uon iFoln Their employ, W: Mr. G crse Port
Of the New World; Mr.. a B. Bslds;,. = ths CO.
hde2ee; AlsJo Fallon, the Antelope tfy H..
D"~, OF tho Cc-2e!iai and Mr. E!sg;os Of =,
American Ea8le. Mr Porter mas ree7 oc,,.,,,,
With t4e New Void + 5.I me ;.o,e 20, tssl ,..-
laid, aAd has held tie position Of C!e7I ~ t}.o.
s'talner eVoT since size has tcsn in Csjjf3rr,.
"aitrs Mi Higgins has been e5anec. e,l with ,i.
a merican Eagle Gs Clerk fusa Iii. I'm. s.,e a,,,
'o'Hed a wheel Mr. Cow h2s been il the Sic.
'0-4 'Fade ior two ana hal. yeass. kcs..s. Fa1o.
m" Bidwin, hagc i CT N Ito ..,en.o ,rs,,,
'4e past year. - tho gentlemen named .bo,..
were deserYcdiy popular, aa3 roAs.sssd .j.. ,,,,.
a'hee AND regard ct he - ian,uu..y 20 ea4 5,o-.
cesrec 10 Uo.icnsaa,e U 1o1, s.;pt l.., o,.o-
'-1 urgci ag aia,t Ii, u! uy IL. c..ynis,. mr. ,
i'c combination complain tina, they a.v, .ve bss
s41!l5-~ '-eg CT OF duty n any r spect.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11

The California Express of Wednesday last, says
,.s. "Amons ths unholy efforts to divide the Dem
.,a., nartv made use Of by the seeding press. is
t,a ..ud;ss ...srpt 70 cres.e and foster sectional
feeling.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11

AA We are indebted to Adams & Co. and
Wells Fargo & CO. for the regular delivery Of
exchanges during the past week.
"eare also indebted TO Dobson Of Laucton
q Bros Express for the Sierra Citizen.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11

o1FiaoorE The ceremony .. ,a1 .,.g tic co.:.er
S'oaa .: Ga7,h@! c<';a zy4,. 1<sa to- li,.s j.,
~5ll' francisco on Sunday las. 7. = o. ,-s c.d.-
.. CoAgreE Eation Ser:ia Ia.a.!
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11

MORE BHicE7 7. Marsh, &C p...ets,so6 i 7oi....
to commence in lew days .I.s erection # E a,.
PROOF t'cA Ca CoAalaerc.s. -tree'. ,e7t c. B'q,,,
nals dry goods stvo
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11

t-s- An unsuccessful ai;ensEt h,5 beru made 20
harnonize tie t'go wings f Il. -5sluoc.4.. par;,
in PaccE couaty, California.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11

Gz- The amount oi Tea ra.s : o.. t.za a..s.s;I.
i 2,20o oooo o00 pound Il v:a., .-s. l..,r.. 90.
su;nes 81 00Q 600 pounds
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11

UNION RACE oOuRsE.-rwo races came .
on sum sunday last. as previously noticed.
f'fs' race Mr. Hopkins of NicboI., .,
g. M -; Mr.. Bayes, of Grass vaa' x-lnou
named ehesnut colt Muggins. Dies D;s,a,.' salleg 1eg
ya'ds; sloo side: The gray 20, eight ~. 4vO
start; but Muggins came up at the ens 'es ~ M .,le
hrs' hundred yards; both animals mn 49,. NO
laiy but Muggns gained steadily, wiun;,c -.
race by fifteen feet. INC
Second race, between tie two ce,ohro.os
race horses John Montgomery and General
oufter. Mr.. Lobdell named John Montpornor,
and NF Cady named General Su;,er Distance
nail mile, single dash. for Sl0e sside. Batt;nc
III n'gh Oh the turf, many beta Of f,on $50
10 s-oo being made, Gen. Sntter weq tho 8.
sofi'e' at the start and odds being given in b;s
l"'oF' Both horses led off gallantiy tho sr.
Ter getting some 10 feet the start but Mon+
somery soon came up, leaving sutter beb;na
al 'ne end Of the first 250 yards, and x;nn;nc
'ne race by about 40 feet
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11

ofoN!lAa'-It viii be remembered ,bs.
l,'e'es''n6 ln1;ca race comes of over the H.
mace course tomorrow, between Mr. arooo'-p -
H. M S0'an, and H. LobdeH's C 6 Hen-v cIsr g. y
F''V sido II "a believed ,bis will - n.
interesting race Of the season
Ano;h'E fnoe f6r FIVE hundred side co-oo. ,e
immediately after the above. IN which Mr. Ids,
names lis 1o1se John Montgomery and Mr. C,5v
names the Moose horse, Of Rough 4 pso3,. -,
t'Hce half mile single dash 0''
Lovers of the turf should 20, .ai! to be there
-,l' -s, A. smith has 3nshed bi. new race caures
"''N AL commence the season races in few DO.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11
Township Nominations.
Wb;o County Committee


~ D.v-s A A SARGENT j. ANDERSON, j. WoRRELL, o
Nevada J NJ FousE of Grass Valley j. MONTGOMERY o.
Rough l. Ready p. RIPLEY. Bridgeport Dr. HOLIDAY
Washington H. WOOSTER, Little York r. BERGMAN
Eureka.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11

Suicide Of Bog.-The Louisville
Journal relates the facts concerning the
suicide of lad Of thirteen years, named
Henry Merriman, ten miles from that city
"This is one of the most mysterious as
well as one of the most extraordinary cases
Of suicide ever committed in this city,
Henry was devout Christian. He had los,
a little sister who belonged to the church
This sister had given him a prayer book
on her death bed, and desired him to use
it. He had become so interested in the
book, and on the subject of meeting with
a dear sister, that it was a subject of daily
conversation and prayer with him. He
appeared desirous to be with her. Hi.
mother had tcld him that he would meet
his sister in heaven after death. He pray.
ed nightly and daily TO sec her, and in his
fit Of religious insanity, he, upon his knees,
cut his throat from ear to ear, severing both
Jugular veins. This was truly a sorry
sight to look upon-a heart broken mother,
aftilcted father. and distressed relatives
ms was scene to dissolve heart of stone.
livery one present was in tears every
man !, became as it were a child. The ver-
'o'ct was, that the child came to his death
from the influence of the above facts, caus-
ing religious insanity.
Mot TAIN CoRN.--For the benefit of an alb
sent friend. as well as others who are incredu-
lous about the capacity of the native soil of this
region to produce corn or other vegetables, we
would say that on Tuesday last we made an ex-
cellent dinner of new corn grown on our own
garden in the eastern extremity of Nevada city,
on ground formerly occupied by growth Of
pine trees, and which has never had the benefit
OF manure. The corn was of the small Canada
rhn'' but the ears were well filled, well shaped,
ana Wnat Is too often not the csse il California.
entirely free from verrin.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-11

1 "btg strike.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-10

middle oasses-iiscrs,y and professions, msa ,..,,
annutsnts the better paid clerks cad msa Of suaa
income. Lord John Russell was therefore quits -
in telling the House that hs secosd Rsssnn n
proceeded upon tho sams principle a. bic srs -
namely. that Of giving the middle clssses gs,ssr
influence upon the government Of tie country. A.
higher position In respect to the election Of msml.,
Of Parliament Bat he was quito wroas il ssssrs,,
that, "by his plan . largo number Of workias -
would be included in tho extension Of tAs fr,,sAI...
On this head, the veteran reformer, Mr. Hume Aiusrn
remarked that "the measure would not a..
(" enfrspchise the higher paid artisan
Indeed the most minute has been taken "a ~ "a.
Of the Ministry so to frame all the schedules Of TIE IN
as to make almost impossible for working MAJ b -,
through them into the electoral body. In srdsr b ~
end the flO0 franchise 10 limited TO wages paid NJ
yearly or quarterly the &c qualification 10 rot Mn
until after residence Of about three yea; asl a.
$50 Savings Bank clause enacts that tho money Al
have remained in the bank untouched for three ys.
Compare with these clauses the general dependsas,
the working classes upon their weekly wsgss u
shorness Of their residence constantly increasing VIA
the insecurity of employment and the rapidly Of coo
mncaton and their deposits in the savings banks De-
tuatirg with ali the fluctuations Of trade aud thers ~
remain no doubt that these provisions are stsaiosd,
calculated to exclude from the suffrage even the Ne
tocracy of labor To tho working classes, then. W
passing of this bill would deal most serious blox N
enabling as it does the middle classes to gain npsrt
ant points without being obliged to appeal to the mae
Of the people by deprivpg the working men Of their
allies and weakening their power of resistance Ia tie
same degree that it enlArgcs the circle Of the privileged
classes and lends them additional strength. The sV
Reform bill may be said to make to the Bourseoss u
concessions compatible with the continuance % tks
part of the oligarchy Of the monopoly Of sovenusat
Indeed, at this moment the middle class are grown
powerful and conservative enough 10 England 70 prefer
allowing the ogarchy to govern 10 their nams rather
than to try to conquer tho supreme power BY throwing
themselves upon the support of the people. The rss
end they aim at s to enlarge their own political inas
ence without permitting the working classest 10 shss
in it, In such an endeavor they only hope 10 sus
coed by maintaining the aristocracy at tho hesA 4
affairs, weakening but not destroying it, and accepting
Its occasional concessions instead Of forcing IL to AL
cate. The present bill is simply compromiss Of W
sort
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-10

LnIR.Hy DIscoyTRY-We learn that Mr. Ris"aA
GRAFT WITH Of this City who has long been osvs'
student Of early English literature and espsc'sy 0'
spere and the poets and drsmsiists Of he TINE DIS
covered In q copy Of the second folio 81 Bssumo"
Fletehers Work., published in 1872 nn4nn.erpf s"ss
tons and additions In hand cosyei WIN mo os''
volume, and which make the corrupted psssgs In w"
they occur perfectly plain. In fact the volume % 30
mon, & Fletcher just what Mr. Golfers second folio.
sbsLsnsre with this 10 lie favor that the eonecss bel
,.Isp 4 upon hrnseK to turn blank we're 10 rhyme
IA xboLe nss 30 the text The emendstioss are spssv
.,t,r.a through le vou, and do not In 81 o. ~,
CIV MAYS which form H. This Is not surprssss -
n.,d for ensndaiion Of this Kind "a less Ia bssnm~
Y1s,ehsrs aoos than in shaksperss the trasf hs'As
teen printed with much greater care than The A1~ v
, ., al studsnts Of the drama know, tbs e'r~vs1
cage, are Numbered by hundreds. Il . ro@sf- -.
nav Of these emendafions have baea boldly nA's "
Rev Mr. Drox in hs sduir.ble sdsfiSn o. Dsssn's
Fs,clsr, bu, ihsi many otber eonAr~ iesaihs. -
has offered only ns eosjecares, while s'as nm
much ,;nplsr and better corrections han n'S "a@a 10
has sdopi.d others, too. make Pssayss esS "sc' ~
has been obliged 20 leave obscarf, iss'e ss easas"
IN IL. ,see directions b.. these ar. "" Inc
Of ,le elsrsosers IN the Dronai" Psr'ons nave "sss
interesting .css.oas IN SINE casss We anassSssaa m
the msuuserps part Il sis yobne % 70 be msss Pssne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-10

The ssesmsAp Asia. whieh arrived ct Halifax IN Wa
bcsy night last from Liverpool reports that on n, ash,
February abe passed in tho Messy no sp Pride 81 ,he
Sss Same day, OF ieIo A n l~sseA the clipper ship
Gsrntst vh io Of fore and ns;aAst and bul~srks on
neIcyf siSa SANE day At II 4 NJ, passed ths Canard
sksnsbip Arabia from Bosssx the 18th going 10 to
Liverpool Passage made OF ter dsys meaa time On
iht sch Of 20 p. U, signalsed the sAp wiadssnsre
ne Asia ss1sd fon Halais a O'Clock this IN usiay
eing 'sr Besfsa nasre sls vi be Due sho,. 10 O'Clock
O. - isy morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-10

In the Senate yesterday, a large number Of remon-
strsnces against the Nebraska bill were presented by
Mcssrs SUMNER, CAss and SEWARD The latter gen.
teuan presented one from Brooklyn one hundred feet
in length and signed by 5000 persons, who give their
places Of residence Tie Committee on Public Lands
reported back the Homestead bill as it passed the
House. without amendment, and its consideration was
postponed and made the special order for Monday
March 20. The bill authorizing the officers OF the
United Suites Government to the solar compass in
the public surveys taken up, discussed, and with
out being disposed Of the bill providing for retired
list Of navy officers taken up, which put upon
it's passage but quorum voting the Senate adjourned
The House Of Representatives resumed the consd-
GRAFTON of the Minnesota Land bill Mr.. KERR of
North Carolina offered amendment to the bll which
gives the money arising from the sale Of the reserved
sections TO those States which have received grants
of land for internal improvements, according to their
federal representation in Congress which led to long
debate, but the amendment was finally carried by
vote of IS to g. The House then adjourned until
Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-10

resolution has been offered in the Assembly Of this
State by Mr.. PETERS Of Genesee to call Council Of
Freedom Of the free States to meet at Albany the
10Th nstbe anniversary Of the battle of Lexington
We fully agree with the natural indignation Of our
friend but would suggest that the step should not be
finally taken until the Dqaity be consummated in the
House. When that dire event shall come, we may ask
for rather later day Of meeting than the 10th of next
month
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Nesu2lork Daily ggihnne
FRIDAY. MARCH 10. 1854.

She price advertising The WEEKLY Tsfsvsf will hssS
be PTrY CENTS line, each insertion.
The euaop Of the Weekly alone has aoW ssched the enpr
cedeptea Nun Der Of 10000 copies
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s,rss Hrnsse Es- Dear SIR IL "a with gratitude aud
that Inform you tho complete OF cole
tse6 Safe in preserving mail boohs papers ana &C
ovu from tho destructive TIRE OF the BIB mat aod
wJb ssr buried burning ruins nesry for days
oswt Ere them From this test
tho superiority Sales all
yet You will greatly obiss rae By sensns me
forthwith and hcreafteff bsD give myself
" Trplv yours D. HArcH
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We give place on ssother page OF thi, shes, to IN
extract from sermon lately preached By DR. HrGBEE
OF Trinity Church in opposition to the proposed eIten
sion Of Albany St to Broadway In calling attention
70 this extract IL is only proper TO say that We do not
PRINT 1t from respect for the cogescy OF its argument
iss that We must pronounce altogether weak and m
saassetory To sentend that the esnveaisnce and in
"ress OF nslons Of the living and OF all future gene.
ianoos great metropolis like this. mus, be sacri.
nees mers beeause suPerstitous sentiment opposes
the removal. 10 places Of repose every way more ap.
proprie Of the cruuSled relic. d lew dead people.
an Absusds'y which public good sense 40. .lre.5,
many tines everrued and No ,rsss u. ,,.rr,l, AMI.
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LADIES CATERS Twelve and fourteen shlliDgs
a.. dc charges very and durable Gators
efed by CssrKk ofo $50 Bo~ey and ladies' Wish 20 pro-
ese other eeles Of covering they viii hd y 20 ths
sppe Ties Bushns 40 very large AND the 9ast OF his ar
e ,ey bTeo may DO isdged rom he fact hat be WIS
s~srecd the prize ss tho Crystal Ps.,e Exhibition
CHERRY VALLEY FEMALE ACADEMIC q.
BsxELrIRE A. M A: FOWLER ~ Associate PdeoiPals-
The ylsros iesu endesvored furnish ell tbs
Of beet Female Sem rnes In tho city country
charge CTculsrs containing further ihor.
,,s V.sy March ISL D H. LITTLE President
i.ie,enees The W W. CsmrbeIl the RevA Campbell
ras ssl' ~ s Sa 'IS - Oh. city with whom
had low days jet the hosn Of 10 and
lxteh NJ at tho counting bouse ofC Buckley k'q No
HNll,sG-st
Tie tnbscrber invites attention to his large assor
a. quay mako from A. % dozen lover than prices
any ober establishments In the Ct All good ho gn cheer
col nd unlimited parehssors unbiased 0paon JANE.
4 Importer and Manufacturer Of Under Garments sad
Be- ~ No its BextIy, nea Grand 8.
FANCY HARDWARE AND YANKEE MOTIONS -A per
has besn engaged the past two years in the sale OF such
sh ale deaes sosih Wet by travelling him
tfrous Of obtaining the sgcuy Of sees that could be
con iouae already established Adaies y 10 n JOhn
PUBLISHED THIS DAY" Watson's Philharmonic
yuu.l Of hssc Art and Observation-Disclosures 80
~i each subscriber 70 two dosn worth OF ha,e 70 DO
wArsoE q sisNosDs. No. $50 Broadway
MAKE NOTE or U.-A new Clothing EmpO-
been opened By the ubden gned No los Fuoat
wnh m eaiirey handsomely made stock Of clothing
ss all season. e1t and trimmed tho best styles and ves
Al ssteies guarab,esd 70 BE- exactly represented
EDwssD Hscsrrr,
clOhias E@gol.an
No 100 fulton q.
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EFMONAL-SMtfH " LplNsBERf would respect
ALL friends and tho paec that they have changed
ss as,ss siss s,9 Ne .s r.sI . No ,s sSsdEy
s s ss e'v ps
~re' Sly and Ingram ......,..,
English sns Foor on Cloth and ali itss goo petsin
towLERs AND WELLS Psychologists .nd Publish
e. Z linton Hall No Is, Nssset,. Sew.Yors
Pianos -Just what win meet the wants of all
rsnt. q sehpcwidssd and guaranteed superiority for very
DE-. none, 1nass NJ" Piano. rent sa Second a.Sa P So
& ne are iss sas Rs
~'eH mods'ns terms given e "sSeess buyer.
SEWING MAcmNEs.-The unequaled excellence Of
s.tsfs ssSns Machines 10 est,sii.hed fact We SELL
a B. & % g +. ,1s 4 Tss .:
M,ssta Is GOV s,ss soaisa.ed ne esias'e way bsissea
y.h ,se,e shadow ofeearovsry the
s 5 ss,: ny S.ss 70 sro d.
s:a and no ssssNss s:' eve, been ss
- '.'' ' j n siTsss SS'co No So Broadway
Swing MACHINES The WHEELER & WILSON
81 Sss s and ~ ,Ss
S lime :Sd nsS9 ss s.Ps ~ s'd
ssi,r variety 81 wos DO eooe and well fone on this
sk,ne lAsa any heretofore offered g the pablo.
SEWING MACHINES CAUrIoS-All persons making
sss razy Sewing xsehnss bvtss needle needles ~ih
TIE eye the point ssoa, license from forbidden iu
q n, sssss. in tho column a.ias asa II.
:. .ss Sss. ne q ass sSs''
AEiopEoSs.-T Tho double keyed Melodeons Of Good.
sss Baldwin ssd those 81 s. n w ss1ih for which
70 .et wAttnA No SSs bfoade4y Ss Agent sekao~
keo 70 We ss ssi they only tuned the equs
selsssnees tes sale a. yery iov pTccs
RELIANCE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY -
s'Si ne .. ss 2: s s sis :s Of ,ss
th< airs made IN ihe fsfner OF
,eered nsessfy y the reeeut Pskrsv seestsry
lam Dfs AND WIGS = BsrcHELoRs Msnufactorr
CO ssese Guess removed Ne osn.,. a -.
fs1, whese be hss the best oeacus
Ypncsnn Of he fno1s Han De sad on bis
yetsd Wiz ass ftapees ss prv,,s a, oae $50,
DEFIANCE SALAMANCA SAFES GAYLoR's PA
mar kotRsr PArscx the rnsuaf..ns or In the tIn.s
oss 81 he shove esiskrsted Ssss
tee Lseks and crsss Ba The sxes conbned
t. wesA ptsot No iss Penhs doos below
AN EXPENSIVE DxSHR.-We have heard OF an ell
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