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Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-04-06

QUERY.-A correspondent of the Golden
Era says that there are IL beautiful and mar
riageable young ladies in Nevada. How ma
ny anxious hearts can II beautiful and mar
riageable young ladies make in village so
renowned for the gallantry of its young gen.
tlemen as our enterprising neghbor Nevada? !?
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-04-06

GRAND RAFFLE-We are authorized to say
that the tickets for Lambs Fourth Grand
Rattle are all sold, or nearly SO, and that the
rattle will most assuredly come off on next
Saturday evening at the new jewelry shop on
Main street.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-04-06

Gg- By an advertisement in another col
umn, it will be seen that Gardiner q Kirk
have taken the stand in Sacramento lately
occupied by Curle Brothers, known as the
Post Office Literary Depot" Those wish
ing anything in their line will find Messrs.
Gardiner & Kirk gentlemen of the right
stamp.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-04-06

TEMPERANCE NoTICE.-There will be pub
lie installation of the officers of the Cadets
of Temperance this evening, at II o'clock, at
Rev. Mr.. Simmons Church. Address from
Rev. Israel S. Delhi.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-04-06
Nem Ao6ertisennnts.
WHAT A SATISFACTION

There is in gazing on the countenance Though but
plcture) of those dear to us think then what pleas
ures are IN your power to give your friends at home
DORNIN'S GALLERY,
gG your taken and send it to the "loved ones
erbocker Hall, opposite the Post ONCE
April 6-1t-n29
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-04-06

EMIGRATION Letters received in the inte-
rior state that there will be large emigra-
tion to California this season, by way of the
Plains, from the Western States. .-[.flta Cali
fornidn.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-04-06

gg~ We are again brought under obliga-
tions to Meyer Brothers for New Orleans and
Cincinnati papers, also for Harper's Maga-
zine and volume of Ten Thousand Year.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-04-06

ANOTHER LARGE LUMP.-On last Monday
we saw large and handsome piece of Gold
quartz valued at about fifty dollars, it was
gotten about one foot and half from the sur
face of the ground in lot East of the Win
chester Mill.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-04-06

TAKE NoTIcE.--The Public will please take
notice that from this date Mr.. G.. w. Wood
worth is no longer agent for the Grass Valley
Telegraph.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-04-06

Gs> Hon. J. W. Dawley will accept our
thanks for papers and public documents from
the Capital, Sacramento.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-04-06

PLANKRoAD TO MARYsvMLE.-Will our Ma
rysVille neighbors be kind enough to inform
us of the latest move of their citizens upon
this question.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-04-06

ADAMS & Co.-To this express office we are
greatly indebted for express favors generally
during the past week.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-04-06
Bibles and Testaments.

TyHE GRASS VALLEY BIBLE SOCIETY have lust
received from San Francisco an assortment of BIZ
Bles and Testaments OF various sizes from the large
Family Bible to the neat Pocket Bible and from the
richest style of binding to cheap, plain stvle Also
SPANISH French and German Bibles and Testaments.
ces, at Capt. JOHN A. CRIIM,S Mar q
Grass Valley, Feb o, 1854 q am
hD- For sale at W. 7. Brownies "Cheap Book Store
opposite the Post Office '
Grass Valley, April 6, 81.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-04-06
Dentistry.

e. DIR. MCINTYRE respectfully presents thanks
oYff4 to his friends and the public of Grass Valley
for past avors, and for the accommodation of his
patrons, he will visit them Monday of eve
ry week. when he hopes to be able to give perfect sa
tisactiOn to all who may be unfortunate to re-
qure his services.
So Office at Adams & Co.'S. Express.
Grass Valley, March 80, 1S5i-tfn2S.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-04-06

rs We would call the attention of our
readers to the Sacramento and Marysville ad-
vertsements in another column.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-04-06
Safety and Speed No sickness No River Travel f, ,
81 MILES BY RAILROAD !

The Bridge across the Cruces River has been finish
ed and the Railroad is complete as far as Rio Obis
pO leaving only Is miles of Mule travel from Panama
The Mule Road has been thoroughly repaired and the
entire transit from Panama to Aspinwal can now be
made with ease and comfort within eight hours II
navlng been made in four hours and five minutes
from ocean to ocean.
The comfort of having ones self and baggage trans
ported from ship to ship without the necessity of COM
ing personally in contact with the of persons in
the business natives and Others and the fact of be-
ing on the Isthmus only few hours in place of seye
raj days, make the advantages of this Route over all
others sufficiently obvious.
For Transit Tickets apply to
J. HAYES Ag't,
Corner of Sacramento and Davis Streets, up Stairs
April 6, 1S54-n29-3m
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-04-06
Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'S line
for New York and N. Orleans,
THE LONG DESIRED
THROUGH TICKET via PANAMA.

passenger Tickets for Sale in San Francisco-Bar-
gage VIII be checked for at Panama arrival of the
Steamers for San Francisco Freight therefor nayabe
on delivery in AspinwaI
LADIES and Children carefully conveyed across un-
der charge of trusty guides
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-04-06
TELEGRAPHIC NOTICE.

EROM this date, the hours of business at the offices
L on the alta California Line, at Nevada, Grass
Mormon Island and Sacramento viii be A. M. to IL
MI P. N. to Pm, and from P. NJ. to 9HP.M.
ON SUNDAYS
From So A.. NJ, to 10 A NJ. and from P. NJ to 6 P.
NJ. By order of the Superintendent,
GEORGE WOOD,
Operator at Grass Valley Station.
March 30th-2in-n2S
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-04-06
SHAsgssssp a. .gsas,

GRAg8SssHA gEsSggs
Married by Rev VIM A. Simmons, April I'd, Mr.. Jo-
seph Auberry to Mrs Susan Pruett all of Grass Val
ley.
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j. Wesley Jones, The gre.. American traveller whose
oerpp this have teen only equaed 10 81
those o. Col Fremont nightly Illustrates m journeys BY o the
finest Psintipg sIhd country the Apollo Roo
EVERY EVENING ~ Single Gdzo1s, Il cents ave sdns
,ions present DC 81
a Pubiic Me- ting Of t6e SECOND SOUTH WILL ms
BURGb VILLAGE ASSOCIATOS will BE- held e. their rooms
No la5 b0Wery MONDAY EVENING. April II Ths
bDsoD o. aeeh1ns and wofEn, who by her aatla 40
combined 10 purchase Farm Of Norman Var
Nosand Fsq susted upon the Of the VI liza
Cypre HI between Myrtle sno Coopersvs snd only
three niles from hs ferries be sS Village plots streets
sud and divided the members At ext;t p1
portion of the whole TINS eHecaz ing FOR their
and themselves The
advantage IA. nesssd value Of the property which u
bin All ~hO Interested respectfully Invited
attend this me citing snd lesZr further particular
Cas- c, Secretary. JOHN WILSON, President
soufh WiamsburghA ubie Of this As.ocistiou
Ill Be bed their No ~ Bowery MONDAY EVEN
ING AtT H. a. y o'clock Members s pa4ss % be punctu 10
their attendance r. II KIdBARK, President
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ITO CARRIERS, NEWSPAPER AGENTS, and
j DEALERS in CHEAP PUBLICATIONS, STATIONARY,

Me,.. ELLSWORTH STREET havsz entered in copsrnsr-
s purpose Of conducting The .eoye ssse apply
NAL he DAILY. WEEKLY and SUNDAY PAPERS Whole
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Inc udirr ChesD Pabes0n Por os purpose they
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the SUNDAY DsPArcB wher. they would invite hoss
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lowest Office prees al the SeEspspes and Aonkes
equs.ed
latter that they thoroughly eooyeAnt
ell snchss that they al orders cent nen On
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In eoznecon with TIE above business they stn attend % tae
packing and ofWsdng u daily and other papers having As ar
~ he Exprs TTsns where s1h conyeyenss 30
sbe By other indicated In The ettsn OF then cor
respondens
IN the o. few wests entire new STOCK o. beo snd
which siu enable tHsm - oes>
any and ever order wseh t5sy s{ reesss
s,nS.v Disosteh Ofics No a Be>knss<-
,ogx ,,,.,vo,-u O. srzEET.
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EOREIGN LITERATURE

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Tue Lsfss, and Bee w7TE % Tsrssy.
WEAR WITH THE Turks; Or, 5h

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THE suIrAs b. HG-rnsron W smysh VITA Soofsa Eth1
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i author OF "Vlsae Lie w Eslpt INo isSs H'@'17 "
aLev.ntine Family The Turks 10 Europe" &C. &c
lively petare PAI and the Paans under Their oe~ I'm
peIOr.
time since have had Qualification Of reading
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sparkling and Of playful nature please while insrac
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Reader delight In that peculiar gossip gossip
scandal which regns the cafe and salon OF
fond Of strongly and deieaty tinted
ola unknown, from books In
Fpgand-w these volumes With pleasure" tthensun
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New Publications.

TIE INCEY's WRITING s.
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! CONFESSIONS OF An ENGLISH o4Iqh,EArER-
Contents. Tsr cosrssHoSs
II GEOGRAPHICAL ESSAYS Vol ls@O- 7'eesH
Contents. sHAKsFEEE
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Ill MISCELLANEOUS ESSAYS wi lsno. IS esuo
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sEoosD PlFER on AUsDEE
TgE ESsLiss xAIL-CoAcu.
THE VISION o. sUDofS DTATH
ORTHoGRTsic MUrELESs
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yGvI. LITERARY REWryI5 CEECES. vol. I6nno. 81 30
CObtents; LTER.RY NovIrATE
WLLnN GopwIS.
RfcoILEcfioys Or CnARLEs LANE
HILLaDMoa
CoLERIDeE.
WoEDswosrg
RrcoLIEor1oSs OF GRAsxrEE.
IHE sARsctEs hEAD
SOCIETY," o. raE LAKES.
WALKrro srIwARr.
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CLsss.
ATrAcE LoTDoN JOURNAL
VII VIII NARRATIVE AND MISCELLANEOUS F4PERs
Contents. THE HOUSEHOLD wRroK
PhierT OF 4 TsErAR TREE
SYSTEM HEAVENS As REyE'lto ~ TIE
MoDIfs SUPERSTITION
CoLEEDcE OPIUM EATING
TENYER,scE MOVEMENT
THE I4sr DAYS or EMANUEL KANT.
TX ESSAYS on THE POETS AND OTHER ESGL,SH
Contents. THf Pot1RY o, Wordsworth
PLFoy BYssHE SHELLEY
JOHS KFArs
AtEXANDEk foPE
JoHS FosrER
VILLAS HAzLITT
WALTER SAVAGE LASDoR
XXI HISTORICAL AND CRITICAL i ESsAY if,,, SIN
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PLlT0s BErOBLIc
HOMER AED TIE HoAERIoH
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FR ssF s1asoS OF IEalSD AND srcoSD Re
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PRKM,TuRE MANHOOD
Tbi. volume .ie the place in Life aud Manner"
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CAspIsTRY.
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NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS For sale by
~ II LONG BROTHER
YEAR WITH THE TURKS; Or SKETCHES or TRAVEL ~
,vx FuRoP,Ay AND AsArIc COMMONS SULTAN. By
Warrington w Smith, NJ A.
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80. cr,,om. religious and civil eeemouas-the aspect OF the
the state Of civilization existing and the prospect Of proge.
SION must posses extraordinary Interest Til. wewrit+en
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just no ~ esseI sought after vol cloth Price 'oeen'h
AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY.
Ny SCHOOLS AND SCHOLARSHIPS; Or. TIE HISTORY
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This plain unvIushed story Of swokins m.n-s Ma
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tell, lis story admirably and his fall OF almost romantic
ipespt All classes society will be interested in lie Perasa bat
,,ciay in the library mechanic should ind place IL
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I'HE BEST WORK on TURKEY.-Wl be Pub
j Ilshed on MONDAY SHADES TRAVELS IN TURKEY AND
BLACK SEA BY tdophus sade Ad nra Of tho
Turkish Fleet $50 PAGES cloth iss1ated Price 81 Also In
Pres THE TURKISH QUESTION By COu1ts de 0arovski,
author OF Russia Is" WIN taylor Co. Publishers
No Ann Y
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i FOURTH EDITION PUBLISHED rHi5 DAY
TIE CZAR-HIS COURT AND PEOPLE-lneufi1s Tour
in Norway aud Sweden BY John \. Max veil. limo
this book Of fhe most Interesting
i've which has ret been written concerning Russia"
fChcsso Tribune.
condemned be tedious cisuty detailed 10
and things In thote Europe
which have been written sny by the sve ing book
makers" IN. Obse,yeH
As to Russia itself the condition Of The people mode
nr Maxwell has Owen and valuable
information o Be found 10 o other Morning Star
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THIS DAY-THE PRAIRIE

GUIDE Or TaE Rose o. rHE RIO Gsisps, .us~ worl Of
sreA interest By Newton NJ CurA author Of rhs Haunted
ChefT Petrol AouD'sn" Scout Of the Silver Pondv
Matr.edes Daughter" Suof Fallen" Victims Revenge"
Fonndlfrg Of the MohAvk ," Maid Of Ssrantc," etc
THE beautiful story OF The Prairie Gads BY the ,ftsd
thor Newton Curts Of bis best productions 10
every respect The Prairie Flower and should read By all
lover. Of choice literature Western Star
piquancy and dramatic interest In this which lew
Of ills very gifted writer's tois Price
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DOCKS of the WEEK.-MY SCHOOLS AND
ID sCHoOLMAsTERs. By dugh Miller I'll %
Purple TINTs OF PARIS. BY St John. 81.
HISTORY OF THE PROTESTANT REFUGEES By "si"
So So
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We have had lately desgnedo exhibit the tactics
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this IL hishy wrought ana many
OF incidents mprooAbe but stated that founded
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NUsICAL REPUSTTORT, No. II, Tor TIE week
vi ending Saturday ready This number contains the
ORIEsrAL WALTZ the eelebrsed composition Of tho
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THE MUSICAL REP0slTORY furnishes each week
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,n,,s,u,I.u- Mr. ] B CONKLIN the well knewn test me
rp 70, snrna having returned from
can be seen and consulted his Rooms messenger o. LS "
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,OICKERING's (EYGLIsD EDITION OF THE

l BRITISH PoETS-PRIcE RE0ucED.-HsyinsO 90 hand tbs
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Price sold previously the Of Little
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Trees and Plants.-PARsONS Co, Fiushins L. i,pnsso
tse attention. wishing thrlfty wefc~ned Trees -
sss prices their large assortment, q Fruit and 49,
"a shrabs Evergreens Roses, Greenhouse Plants &c
Sr~es hy quantity reduced Priced CATALOGUES
10 applicants Trees delivered in Ne~fork nee o. e4Se |
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Illustrative, and Tbeo-
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iy. A. the O.Ece OF Sieh3lss
70. Sent BY nal, pSs'-Pa.t,
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VI Or, TIE Nf6Br lrs Morning
interesting and thrilling Temperance Tsle, b. IhurioF
Bro~r Editor Of The Cayrga Chef" ard Ashor Of TfeF
Tales Hearth Rsvegiss" An elegant Emo vol Ie
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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-03-31

The SOUTHERN JouRNAL.-It is
only to-day we are enabled to &C
know ledge the receipt Of this journal,
which is printed in the First District,
and devoted to the propagation and
unfolding Of the ancient faith. The
editor is Mr.. E. F. Morehead, and
from his leading editorial article, we
notice he is a convert from Protestant
ism. To Catholics, the Southern
Journal" strongly recommends ITSELF
being well filed with choice original
and selected matter. A majority of
our citizens are Of the creed which it
advocates: therefore should give it
their countenance and support. It is
published every Sunday morning, at
three dollars per annum,-Orle0ninas.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-03-31

1--WE learn by the 1Hibodeaua
Minerva, that the levee in front Of
the old mill-race. at Lockport, gave
way on the 23d inst, and the water
is now rushing through the aperture
at tremendous rate inundating the
whole country around. There was a
large quantity Of sugar stored in ware
houses and sheds, which was immedi-
ately shipped on board the steamer
G. D. Jr. in order to save it from being
lost which boat proceeded on her way
to New Orleans yesterday morning
one day in advance Of her regular
time. From the nature Of the locality
there being a tremendous fall from
the water line of the bayou to that Of
the old canal-it is hardly probable
that the crevasse can be stopped.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-03-31

~That Independet journal, the
Carrolton Star, We see by its last
number, that it enters on it's fifth
volumn with bright expectations; and
returns its thanks to its many pat
ronA for the favorable support it has
received It their hands. The Star is
ably edited, and presents . beautiful
mechanical appearance.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-03-31

The Picayuns gives the following as the
result Of the election on Monday last
The vote Of the seventh precinct is en-
tirely Lost, by the destruction Of the ballot
box. sfa 81
John l. Lewis, (den.) Mayor, 5o67 mai
William H. Garland, (whig,) Treasurer
1861 maj.
O. DeBuys, Comptroller, (whig) 1888 mai.
L H. Pile, Surveyor, (whis) 2oo6 maj.
A. s. Phelps, Street Commissioners,
(whig) 500 maj
Of four recorders elected, three are the
regular democratic nominees. H. M. Sum-
nen, (whig @know nothing,'1 has ma
jority Of votes counted. The seventh pre-
cinct Is in Summers district.
The Alderman elect are three democrats
and three 'know nothings." and one on
both tickets.
Of the Assistant Aldermen, ten are
democrats, and seventeen know nothings.'
The Council, in the two Boards, is made
up of forty members, Of these eighteen are
democrats, twenty @know nothings," and
two on both tickets.
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1--WE learn from the Wilkinson
(lls.) Wing, that Col. WV. T. LEWIS,
died at that place on the 18th inst.
Col. LEWIS was one of the oldest citi-
seus Of that county, and was highly
esteemed by all who knew him, for
his kind and generous heart.
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Mem A6pertisements g..

Fer Rent
THAT beautiful large. and commodious
= two story brick house on church
street 80 well suited for Z business stand,
opposite Col. A Matta's store lor partic.
ulars apply THOS. PRENDERGAST.
mar 30 tt Agt for JoHr Toy.
as Gazette Copy.
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The Legislature of New Jersey
adjourned sa,ae die on the morning Of
the 18th inst. The Maine liquor law
was defeated. l1' IT, =
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-03-31

A late writer says that the only day
an American devotes 10 relaxation
is the day when he taxes medicine.
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~Ex-G Governor Duvall, Of Flori-
da, died in Washington,l ON the
10Th inst, aged 20 years. Governor
Duvall was q native Of Virginia. In
1922 he was appointed Governor of
Florida by President Monroe, and was
re-appointed BY Mr.. Adsms and by
General Jackson In 1848 be re-
moved to and settled in Austin, Tex
g, Of which place he was = citizen 1t
the time Of his death.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Mr.. EDrroR.-Pleass announce JOHN r.
DUPROCQ, - candinate for re-election q the
ss HIS lHIENDe.
Independent Ticket fer Selectunen.
~f FIRST WARD, sueomD wAaD.
EDWARD HrRIARf, HRsaY TonrIns0x.
T.J. BURLINGTON. HUGH WADDn1,
En- BRooKs.
- We are authorized to announce JAMES
BROWN ESQ.,, ~ > candidate for the ONCE Of
zbaCn COnA0bts. Election In April next
u We are authorised to announce Mn. Ed
WARD CouslHARD - . candidate for reelection
to the once Of Town Constable. Election in
April.