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CONGRESS-.
rHIRTY.THIRD coNGREss-rIRsT SESSION.
Senate, Monday Marek 10, 1854.

Senate, Monday, Marck 10, 1854.
Mr.. Foot presented circumstances from the
State of Vermont, against the passage of the
Nebraska and Kansas bill, or any other act
repeating the Missouri Compromise.
Mr.. Seward presented several "Reminiscences
of like character from citizens Of New York
and Illinois
Mr.. Toucey presented similar circumstances
from citizens of Connecticut.
Mr. Sumner presented the resolutions adopt
cd in town meetings. by sixteen incorporated
towns in the State Of Massachusetts, protest
ing against repeating the Missouri prohibition
of Slavery.
Mr.. Everett presented the proceedings of 80
Incorporated towns Of Massachusetts, embra-
cling similar protests.
MIR Feseenden presented similar remon-
strances from citizens of Maine
Mr.. Fish presented the remonstrance OF
Bishop Wainwright and l5i other clergymen Of
New York, against the Nebraska and Kansas
bill
Mr.. Fish presented memorials from the State
of New York, praying grant OF land TO aid
that State in the construction Of ship canal'
around the falls of Niagara and moved their
reference to the Committee on Commerce
Mr.. Stuart resisted the reference Of the sub
Ject 10 tnat committee, insistiBg tnhs ~ pciohB-
ed to the Committee on Public Lands.
After long debate, Mr.. Stuart moved to
lay the memorials ON the table; which motion
was rejected--yeas Is, nays 20.
The subject was then referred to the Com
mittec on Commerce.
Mr.. Everett presented the memorial of Lieut..
M +. Maury, and the proceedings Of the Mem
phis Convention, in favor Of having the navi-
CATION of the Amazon opened to the world
Referred.
Mr.. Gwin, from the Select Committee on the
subject Of railroad to the Pacific, reported q
bill providing for the construction Of rail-
road from the valley of the Mississippi to the
Pacific ocean and, on his motion, it was made
the special order for this day two weeks.
The Senate resumed the consideration Of
the resolution declaring that the Hon. ). 3.
Phelps is entitled TO retain his seat, as Senator
from Vermont.
Mr.. Phelps resumed his remarks, in support
of his right to his seat.
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House Of Representatives, March Is, 1854.


A communication was read from the Navy
Department, containing information in relation
to the ocean mail steamers Of the U. States.
A personal explanation OF words spoken In
debate on Friday last was made by Messrs
Hunt, of Louisiana, and Lane, Of Indiana.
motion to take up for consideration
resolution authorizing the payment OF mileage
and per diem TO William Carr Lane, who has
contested the scat Of the delegate from New
Mexico, was decided in the negativc--yeas 10,
nays 10.
On motion Of Mr.. Chandler the rules were
suspended to enable him to present resolution
dsoharging the committee Of the whole from
the further consideration of resolution pre-
sented by him several weeks since, relative TO
a reward to the officers and men of the vessels
which rescued the San Francisco sufferers
The rules we're suspended, and the resolution
was presented
Mr.. McMulIen opposed the resolution. He
wished the Committee Of the Whole to discuss
the original resolution. He thought well OF
giving the medals recommended, but though
q member of the committee recommending II,
was opposed to giving 100000. The people
had already sufficiently rewarded these per-
Sons
Mr.. Chandler replied at some length
The House finally refused to discharge the
committee
MIR. McDougal asked leave TO report q bill,
from the Select Committee on Railroads, Tor
the construction Of a railroad and photographic
line from the Atlantic to the Pacific, Leave
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REEBEs NEW YORK HATS.

S,PRING Fashion for 1854, with other new and
~ beautiful styles. A full assortment in store ut
LANES Fashionable Hat, Cap,
and Gents Furnishing Establishment
March 8. Penn. av near Al street
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w. G PARKER.

MO 91 North Sixth street. Philadelphia Whole.
IN sale and Retail Ladies Boot and Shoe Manu-
factory. Jan. l9-3m
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aEAL aa-AuEAn YOUNG MEN

WANTING fine Travelling Agency this spring,
w address post paid, enclosing postage stamps,
MI. COOK,
Feb. I6 Charlottesville Ind
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ID. CAMPBELL.

CADDLER, Harness. and Trunk Maker, Pcnnsyl.
- vania avenue, few doors east Of the National
Hotel, City Of Washington Jan. 2-3m
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InfIN CALYERLEY.

MANUFACTURER Of Candle Moulds, No. 100
wi Race (Sassafrasl street, above Third opposite
the White Swan Hotel. Philadelphia. Dec. l--sm
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SMOKED AND PlCKLEp SALMON

COLLECTED No ] Salmon, g fresh smoked" No. l
~ picked Salmon in tierces. Mess Mackercl, very
ine, in IS pound kits No. Mackerel in half bar
rcs and rs pound kits
SHEKELL BAILEY,
Successors to J.,B Kibbcy Il Co..
jan 2-dlwif No. s, opposite Centre Market
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FOR THE SPRING TRADE.

DEEBE's NEW YORK HATS for the spring Of
- 1854. The second supply Of the above elegant
Hats this day received at STEVENS'S
March T. Sales Room, Browns Hotel
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FOR THE SPRING TRADE.

SHIRTS in every variety Of style and quality Gen.
~ tlemen in want Of good fitting shirt can be suit
cd in style, quality. and price. at STEVENSS
March T. Sales Room, Browns Hotel.
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DAILY NATIONAL ERA.

city rose during the night, inundating a large
number of houses lying on the eastern front
At day-bresk the ice began to move, and be-
came damned mp at Castleton.
The present condition Of the quay, the pier,
and the streets leading to them is such as. to
check, almost entirely, their business opera.
tons.
The ice in its course, struck tho row of brick
buildings ON the pier, just below the Ferry
Cut staying two Of them in They were two.
story and-a half buildings belonging to the
Albany canal line, and were occupied as Offices
for transportation lines.
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SCALE PADDOCK, WHITE FISH DUN
FISH

FISH.
MO l scale Haddock in rs Ii. kits and barrels
IN White Fish, 10 Is 10 kits and barrels
Dun Fish, best quality
Grand Bank Goldfish
Scale Herring in boxes
No ! Mackerel, large, in barrels
No z do in halls and barrels.
SHEKELL a BAILEY.
Successors 10 John u kihhey Coz
Jan 2-dIwif No 5, opposite Centre Market.
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Stabbing Afray.

BosToN, MARCH II AT Natick, about one
o'clock this morning Mr.. Willard, landlord of
the Long Pond hotel, stabbed man named
Warren, with dirk, inficting it is supposed,
mortal injury. The cause was gambling dis
pute.
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M. SNYDER

M. SNYDER,
BANKER and Exchange Broker, National Hotel
- Building, Ponnsylvania avenue, Washington
city, D. @. Jan. II.
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ALDEN,S CREAM COFFEE.

DREPARED from pure Java cefec, from which
Il cup Of Clarified Coffee swcctcncd and creamed,
can be made in minute, by dissolving IL in hot
water. For sale by
SHEKELL a BAILEY,
Successors 20 J. b. Kibbey A. Co..
Jan dot No. s. opposite Centre Market.
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]. .Kennaday.
Samuel A. Seaman.
A. Elmendorf.
J. B. Cocsgne.
H. Hustled.
Thomas c. Strong.
John c. Guldin.
John p. Hermsnce.
Noah Coe.
William H. Johnson.
+. Carpenter.
Sidney A. Corey.
O. Eastman.
R. S. Champion.
H. ]. Eddy.
A. Augustus Wood.
Lot Jones.
Franklin s. Howe.
]. ID. Wells.
N. c. Chaplin.
l.. Covell.
Nathan N. Whiting.
James Harper.
j. 4. Rockwell.
VIM. H. Holloway.
John :. Himrod.
j. s. Lord.
William Bradford.
z. Phillips.
b. w. Dwight.
J b. Havany.
Thomas Carlton.
Henry Lounsbury.
Alexander Phoenix.
John l.. Amber.
Caleb g. Gurn.
T. F. Busche.
Stephen T. Allen.
j. p. Lestrade.
Edward Pratt.
+. Mack.
Moses L. Scudder.
X. Hayter.
Richard Horton.
George HIATT.
James Millett.
Oliver II. st. John.
Robert q. Dickson.
A. 8. Francis.
ID. C. Van Norman.
Geo. De F. Folsom.
Ira r. Stewart.
John s. lnskip.
Joseph B. Wakeley.
X. B. Campfeld, jr.
8. b. =. Bisscll.
II. F. Peasc.
Frederick G, Clark.
o. B. Bidwcll.
O. F. Parker.
J. s. Gallagher.
F. w. Geissenhainer.
Joseph Sandcrson.
Henry Toelke.
A. H. M. Held.
F. w. Bill.
John Mulligan.
J. d. Wells.
Daniel De Winnie.
j. b. Grinncll.
Charles Beecher.
Lewis Colby.
Charles 0, Reynolds.
Samuel Bayliss.
Joshua Leavitt.
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HUGH CAMERON

HUH CAMEHUN,
nEALER in Books, Periodicals. and Stationery.
II Wholesale and retail, Columbia Place, corner
9TH street and Louisiana avenue, Washington, D. O.
Jan I'D
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Almighty God.
iona. M. Wainwright
Stephen H. Tying.
G.. T. Bedell.
Henry Anthem.
T.. Y. Higbee.
Thomas Dewitt.
Thomas H. Skinner.
Edward Robinson.
Thomas K. Vermilye.
William Adams.
VIM. r. Williams.
Isaac Ferris.
John M. Krebs.
lchabod ). Spencer.
Asa d. Smith.
M. s. Hutton.
George B. Cheeyer.
George Potts.
George L. Prentiss.
N. Bangs.
r. t. Welsh.
X. s. Storrs, .jr.
Joel Parker.
Milton Badger.
Joseph H. Price.
s. t. Spear.
r. Baird.
Henry B. Smith.
A. +. Campbell.
John j. Owen. :
Edwin +. Hatfield.
William Patton.
s. ID. Burchard.
s. Cooke.
Theodore l.. Cuyler.
Samuel Osgood.
J. w. McLane.
Henry w. Bellows.
Ebert s. Porter.
Z. II. FairchiId.
M. w. Dwight.
T.. L. Magoon.
Edward Lathrort.
Daniel Parker Noyes,
John Spaulding.
]. w. Taggart.
G.. H. Vaudeville.
Charles g. Sommers.
George w. Wood.
w. H. Bidwell.
David b. Coe.
Isaac Lewis.
John Marsh.
Thomas Armitagc.
Benjamin Evans.
John N. Lewis.
Benjamin N. Martin.
N. l.. Marcelus.
n. Mattison.
Charles Gorse.
Edward Harris.
Charles lsham.
Joseph Henson.
Thos. H. Skinner, jr.
w. X. Gordon.
J. Parsons Hovey.
George Thatcher.
T. Ralston Smith.
+. H. Gillett.
Dirck c. Lansing.
Joseph P. Thompson.
Thomas X. Beecher.
Timothy Atkinson.
Charles b. Ray.
O. De Witt Tappan.
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The Maine Lam in Michigan.
DETRoIT, MARCH 1.-The Supreme Court
has finally decided that the Maine law is
constitutional, and the decision of the Wayne
county court il reversed
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Protest against the Nebraska Bill.
BosToN, March i0--A protest against the
Nebraska bill, signed by 1850 ciergymen,
presidents of colleges professors of theological
seminaries, &c., in New England, is on its way
to Congress, in charge Of Rev. Henry M. Dex-
ter, Of this city
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Iaunddfion at .Hlbany.
ALBANY, MARCH 1.-The river opposite the
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WHEELING, MARCH IL The water in the
river this morning had reached the extraordi-
nary height here of twenty-six feet, and even
yet on the RISE, The large quantity Of freight,
(some 5000 tonsl awaiting shipment by rail.
road to Baltimore some two weeks ago, has
nearly all been sent forward, and not over
5000 tons are now here to be sent East, so
rapidly has it been taken off by the railroad
company. Large quantities, however, continue
to arrive.
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IBY HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH
rELEGRAPHIC CORRESPONDENCE
.arr1pal of The Daniel WeJsfer.

FOR DAILY NATIONAL ERA.
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ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PICKLES,
A ND English Sauces viz t}herkins Mixed Pc
n calnly, Chow Chow, Walnut, CauIifower, Eng
lish, OF both Crosse Blsckwcls and Battys expot-
alton a
Crosse a BIackwelrs celebrated Onion Pickles;
Mixed Mangoes, Martinas, Onions, CauliAower, Red
Cabbage, American
Van Benschoten and Wells Provost, New York
Lee A Perrin celebrated worcestershire Sauce in
quarts pints. and half pints late importation.
Also John Bulls, Harvey, Reading, India Soy, Es-
sence Of Anchovies, and Lobster;
Crosse a Backwells and whybrow's Fog. Mustard;
Louis Frere's French Mustard;
English refined Table Salt, in jars.
snEKELL a BAILEY,
(successora to John Kibbey a Co..
Jan. 3--dlwif No. 5. opposite Centre Market.
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COMMISSION MERCHANT. and Agent Of the
~ Bostsn Hemp Manufacturing Company. Gangs
Of Rigging and Manila Corlage American, Russia,
and Manila Hemp, for sale
Jan. 6-d3m No l52 Commercial st., Boston
The Empire County argus., 1854-04-22

dropped dead very suddenly on the morning after
his arrival at Olympia Connected with this lamen-
table event there is a singular coincidence, viz :
}. l.. Brown was first nominated in Pacific county
for the Legislature Just before the day of election
MIR. Brown died suddenly, whereupon the people
elected Mr.. Scudder. few days after the election
Mr. Scudder died after short illness, Gas we are
lniormed) A special election was ordered by the
Governor and Mr., Fiester was elected to fill the
vacancy created by the death of Mr. Scudder The
next morning after Mr.. Fiester arrived at Olympia
the seat OF government. where the Legislature were
in session, he fell from his seat and instantly expired
Another election has been ordered to fill the vacan-
cy caused by the death of Mir Fiester whether the
people OF Pacific county will find man who will
consent to become candidate is a question upon
which there is considerable debate at present.
OlprO},iou
The Empire County argus., 1854-04-22
FROM OREGON.

Arr,ral Of the PeWona-- Erplosiol Of the Steamboat
Gaeele-- 1tremy Lires Lost.
The fine steamer Peytona, Capt Nash arrived at
San Francisco about o'clock on Saturday evening,
in three days from Oregon. She brings the follow
ing news:
AWFUL Exp1Js1oN.-Th Willamette Falls Com
panys new steamer Gazelic left her wharf this NOR
ming half past six clock, and had just landed at
Canemah, at fifteen minuets before seven, when a
terrible explosion of her boilers blew her nto atoms,
killing about twenty persons and wounding many
others Probably more hcart-rcndng scene has
not occurred on the Pacific coast Fragments Of
bodies were found scattered in every direction :;
some were blown into the river others to the shore
but the greater part Of the killed found, were lying
about the deck forward, among all kinds OF trac-
turcd machinery and freight, more horrible
sight can hardly be imagined. Mr. David Paige,
Chief Superintendent of the Company, had his head
literally dashed to pieces, and could not have been
recognized by any other means than his clothes.
Many others were badly mutilatcd.
ElEcTIoN.-In Oregon City there was tic be-
tween the two candidates for Mayor-Amory Ho-
brook (Whig) and w. w. Buck (Dom). The City
Council with a single exception is Democratic.
NINE MEN DRowNED.-We learn from private
letters that Major c. II. Larnard U, S. A, the
commander of the post at Steilacoom, Puget Sound
together with eight men, were drowned in the
Sound few days since. We have not been able to
get the particulars Of this melancholy catastrophe
except that Major l.. and ten soldiers were IN
small boat returning from the scene Of recent Indian
difficulties, when the boat capsized in storm and
all drowned except two. Major Larnard was high
ly esteemed as man and gallant soldier by
those who knew him lie leaves wife to mourn
his untimely and unexpected end.--Oregon'a", llth
INST
SUDDEN DEATH SINGULAR CoMcIDENCE-llenry
Ficster, Esq, member of the Legislative Assembly
of Washington Territory from Pacific county,
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I5LS. y. IL. DULTN

TOUID respectfully inform the citizens of FL Dorado
and the adjoining counties that he still resides in
Union city. his old aaG where he will be harpy to ad-
minister prescribe 10 tor any who wish his SER
vices. lie nothing OF melcural or corrosive nature
a IN Internal remedy he Pursuc the old German method
Of dscrim mating or Judging diseases by the Urne in
which he has NO failed give definite description of tho
disease. lie also proposes to describe all
INTERNAL DISEASES
by the pulse. II all external diseases he wishes to see the
patient. # those who may have tried their family Physi-
cias, am iey have failed relieve them, win cali him.
thut iu they would receive entire satisfaction
in the lowing diseases he has had unparalleled success:
in nervous affections, aol SONS Of the liver, dyspepsia
feri d@'@2s in their various types, peursy, asthma,
coughs, coIIi, etc.
INCI"IENT CONSUMPTION,
rheumatism, G &ropv, careers white swelling ulcers
OF all kinds h.a, piles, diseases of the Spleen nestincs
and kidneys. Cbsrucj0ns Of the urine organs, all kinds
Of tonae iiseas if certificates were of any account
he cou chr4n huse Of hundreds who has realized such
UNI araie led benefit and releby taking his Medicine, not
only iii acute attacks but Diseases of long standing which
has perhaps been lingering and peyng upon the vitals for
months and perhaps years. All those who may have occa-
sion to Sc, the and of Physician woUd do we'll to give
him c and see aud test The matter for themselves. He
tied doWn to Old no lion fine spun theories, but the
oe. pucl and remedies which he has found by dill
gent -5uGy and close aUherance the laws of human
nature experience and octice be eicacious and infal
be when in the power of medicine and all he asks is for
his practice to be appreciated in accordance merits as
he knows hat systems whether Of medicine any other
science stand ial by the effects they produce.
Call and see lur yourselves. -..-
l6tf Union City, Feb 2S 1854
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NOTICE..

N Office is hereby given that in pursuance the pro-
visions Of deed of mort gage (to the payment
of the Of three hui ired doars) executed to Inc by
Jon H. Alexander ard John Rey, the third day of Feb
rgary 1871, upon certain building situated in Spanish
Flat, Kelsey Township, III Dorado county, California;
known the ''Rouud Tent, together with the buildings
and appuonances thereunto belonging, that will ut the
premises in Spanish Flat the 9Th day of May. A. j.
1854, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock 4. NJ and O'Clock
NJ, offer for sale to the highest bidder, for cash in hand
the above described premises, having been authorized
make such sale by the terms Of said mortgage when default
of payment Of the above made. which default
was made on the third day of this month. Given under
my hand this l4th day of April, A. D. 1851.
% ROBERT CLEGUORN
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Corrcsnondencc Of the Arcns.

SACRAMENTO April 90, 1854.
Mr.. ARGUS To the surprise of many prophets of con-
tinued and progressive evils the this morning
usual to beautiiy and illuminate the world the
gune portion of the people of this beautiful city have the
believe that the will rise tomorrow
ming heretofore. Meantime the political machinery of
the State is being refted with "crshing articles and
compound levers Of moral power that very fraud,
corruption, boltersm, dsanchses, coatonsm and all
their attendant evils bodng good to the true, tried
liable and uninchng Democracy to be botted out at
and forever. 80 mote it be-
meeting of the Democratic members Of the Senate
and Assembly convened last evening at the capital TO
consider the differences and difficulties existing in
the Democratic party of this State and 10 devise meas
ures for the promotion Of harmony in the party This is
the purpor of the call pasted in the halls of the capital
wbereat certan immaculate lovers OF principle and great
scklers for the interests Of the pcope-u horn-con-
cuded there might be shadow of principle in the pro
posed meeting ana not being much in the habit OF deal
ing in principle protesting it, thought it advisable not to
contamnate their pure minds with the thought OF any tng
having tendency to promote harmony These chaps nave
had their patience entTe out with the doctrine at
maiores ought decide questions of difference in the
Democratic party. In short these modern and saneted
worshippers of principle have concluded that the great
Of the world should be placed in leading strings, and
driven about by select and arisocatic minority, having
u divine right TO drive and rule
That great Legislative mountain the Senate after hay ing
been in labor for month"; is about to bring forth the Ne
braska Resolutions, for third reading This is truly
couragng. There prospect now OF having the po-
ltica world iluminuted directly now the people
the planls of the National platform This is all right,
the platform should be constructed early, and it would
be complete whou! the assistance OF the California
Legislature.
It is ashionablea at the Bay to blow up steam boilers the
beauty of which consists riding into eternity at short
notice. by power 1t is whispered that the boiler OF
public indignation will burst, whiskng
poor Assemb and Senators out poca exist
ence. Let her rp-never better time. SAUL.
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HOTEL FOR SALE.

fs51g TIL large and commodous House known as the
jnH3 Mufderers Bar Hotel. is offered for sale with
2EI fixtures complete The house is 36 feet front by 80
feet deep. Besides having of the largest and
best B9r-t'ooms on the American River it has Dining
Room ~ by - feet and four large sleeping apartments up
stairs Persons wishing to engage in such business will find
ms splendid chance mining Alurderer's Bar will
be carried on very extensively the coming Apply
to c.. COOIIDGE -
Murlcrer's Bar, April Is, 1854. 224
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written in Colonia because the Chairman of The Committee
did not real them to the meeting.
The Editor says ''t is shallow trick and needs no PEN
eration to discover its Design Sc. Fortunately for the
great Editor that this trick" is shallow Ii is just to his
hand, otherwise he would not have understood il.
at was, he says 'no doubt an easy matter for the
Secretary of the Committee copy the resolutions but
his copying them does not weaken (h) position in the
least One tWti-it does not WcqAen his position, for
that is impossible and person would have thought of
such thing had the Editor suggested it. Our only
excuse for noticing him. is desire o names in
print ''JouNrowN CnANGEIING"
The Empire County argus., 1854-04-22
COLOSiA AND GEORGETOEyN
SODA
FROM MOU1

FROM 1IOUNTAIN SPRING UTTER.
T.TEAAS pack mules viii be sent to every point with
e in twenty-five miles Of the above places hrou ghout
the season.
The great celebrity which Coloma and Georgetown
soda has esai Sled arises from the purity Of water from
which is produced well from the highest class Of
chemicals used il its manufacture
Any remissnes the part OF Drivers in the supply of
my customers will promptly rectity when advised Of the
same. 2it Is. TALLAlAN
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NICHOLS HOTNL.

MAIN STREET, COLONA.
fESsr TliEundersigned having rented this well known
ms stand, take this method of informing their friends
Ia and the public, that they fitting up and
--i repairing their house, to be Il comfortable
homo for the weary miner, and all who may give Us call
We hope by close attention to business, ret a liberal
share of the public patronage Our table will be furnished
with the best the market affords and the bar will be sun
piled with choice Liquors and Cigars
We invite all those who doubt our power to rleasc TO
give call. ED b. SMITH
April I3 1854. 22tf EZRA B. SMITH