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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-17

UNAHE % CKNTS.-By daily line
~ from Richmond 10 Columbia and Inter. lkstnIinik
mediate distances. t-kxxk-s>-nESs1E>1
On and after the 18th inst Packet Bost FANNY Capt
Strong will leave Richmond Tuesday THURSDAY aud Saturday
IA. ". and arrive In ColumbiA at2P.M
RETURNiNu-Lsavc Coiumbia Monday, Wednesday
day AZ A. NJ and PembeTton 0H ~, Jeher II
Cedar Point ", MehesuIY Very PM Jade'. Ferry M p
NJ, and arrive 10 Richmond at6H Pm. -
OclJ BOYD, EDMOND a DAVENPORT
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THE SANDWICH IsLANps-The Washington Sentinel OF
Saturday, has lengthy article the subject of the Sand
wich Islands their annexation TO the Uutcd States and
the benefits that would result thererom
in the Pacific The Sentinel thinks that the information
that the proposed treaty for annexation is Cabinet
question, is very positive bu, that the time will
when the annexation of the Sandwich Islands will
become question for practical action for government
II SAYS Of the Islands:
"The soil Of this little group OF islands is fertile AMI it's
climate saubrious and delightful The range the 'her.
mometer Is between 65 : and SIS Fahrenheit. Every
Piles Of sugar and coffee easily raised. The extent Of
the Hawaiian group is 6lOO square miles. Tue laborng
class consists of Chinese Coolies who employed the
rate Of three dollars per monththc cheapest agricultural
labor with which acquainted. Such is brie dcs.
ciiption OF this group Of Islands, which within century
past have emerged from the most savage condition
high state OF civilization"
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TERRIBLE CASE
OF SCR0PUJA, or TWELVE YEARS STANDING rTrprn "a,
ONE MONTH, BY BURROWS ELIXIR yfTR ~

NoEEOLE, Va, July 10, 1884,.
Ma. b. BURROW-Dear Sill am
for enccng Of that adfli disease rOJ By youy
pGraion, called Elixir y The disease had baGiad e ,,,
tklful Physcans and had taken at least
on sarsapr Ae .,oui any eject vas In the depio.
rabie condition, Irt AZ ucerdtei 10 an e1i
is1re eindps ,Sposed indeed life seemed 10 me bur,
den. had given the idea hndng relief until
mtndd By who had been similarly affected nv
your medicine, vas Induced to take and a.
though had been afflicted heeirs years. the
Of Riyfy days entirely cured nov in goJ
heath And have been since. The thorough MI
raele Yours, very respectfully, JOHN WEBB
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Within the past few onhs the so-called regular De
mocscy of the North have met with nothing but
cessiou Of defeats in the Northern state elections In
New Hampshire this defeat has been unprecedented in the
previous party Of that state In Connecticut
their for Governor defeated by
ing vote majority In Rhode Island by t fre hundred
in Vermont by eiere ousdnd-in Maine by tuentysix
housard and in Iowa by three thousand. We have now
add those tho result Of elections in the
hitherto great Democratic states of Pcnnsy Ohio
aud Indiana In Pennsylvan the Democratic candidate
for Governor is defeated by majority which may
to upwards OF thirty Mou,dnd-ths result in the Demo-
cratic Keystone State And the candidate for Canal
Commissioners in opposition to the regular Democratic
nomination for that Office is elected by majority OF from
seventy to eighty thousand The Congressional deega-
ton Of the keystone State is reversed from that of sixteen
Democrats and nine Wings to about eighteen Wings and
seven Democrats-with Wing majority in both branches
OF the Legislature In 0hio-one OF the Gibraars OF
Democracy-the majority against the regular Democratic
candidates amounts, in the aggregateo husdrei
thousand and in Democratic Indiana the aggregate
ority against them is estimated something like trere
iosand-hey left with scarcely a representative in
the Congressional delegation of that state. In fact in
cry Northern election that has taken place within
the past twelve mouths clean sweep has been made of
the regular Democracy. They have been few that they
have been completely crushed OUT or they have been
SO Indifferent the result that they have hardly made
show of fight Now, is certainly for rejoice in
any thing that has the appearance of triumph the
institutions of the South and have certainly avoided
any manifestations the late elections that might be
misconstrued into e1uta,ion party triumph the
peuse of Southern interests but while lave been
told all aoug of the unquestionable sounduess of the Ma
tonal Democracy and OF their ability only take
the nation may be permitted enquire how is that
they have made such poor show in the contests
Is it for of strength of will stand by the
South? Will some OF our Southern Democratic cotempc-
! r,ri.s inform MS
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VlHGlNIA :-At Rules held in The OF the Cir
cult Court Of Gloucester nrs Mopd. In DE-
tober, 1884 being the 2nd D the mon - " "
Pompey w. Campbell, personal representative Of John smher
ue'essu Complainant,
Mary Jane Smher Robert Anderson Edward Anderson Ham.
fo'd And.son Victoria Anderson Luiora Anderson An
derson, William hpPerson, and CathRrine Wife John T
Ial'Aierro, aEd Eeano.a his wife, Alexander Kemp William
Jones, and : 'Tah his wife, Walker, Pane wife
Christopher Colunbus Burton, Patrick H. Hail. Thomas H. Rove
william H. Rowe James H. Rowe late merchants part.
trading under the 6rn and b A
~ CHLECERr.
The object OF this suit
in'e,tas tJohn smhe to the OF his debts
and TO have Adjudication OF question the slaves
lately held In trust James BAYLOR the defend
ants Mary Jane smher and Others liable
said intrstate's debts
And appearing by affidavit that defendant
Kemp not resident Of this State PLAINTIFF
by Myndham Kemp his attorney, is ordered said de-
ndant do within month
order and do what
this order be published wert In
the Richmond hig Public Newspaper printed
IN the city Richmond aud poited the Oourt
EoiAe Oh this county the hs day Of the
Copy-Tesic:
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bl. an.a, ~ o.,.., -, y, 80. W. 20. "e''".n'A'
f., ia O, 10 ~ =. 49, i.sis' 'nieesuA''
"a o. a. , - ' ~ 10 ''.iS' DO sooaio Flooring
49,, go Is'n ihs' i'A'o Tor heart aud sap; all
&c" eaeh all heart sase Shingles IoAseo per NJ Weather
bosrdi1s isaS Inch Oak Plank 2aso Butonuood - inch,
DO YoA2e Inch cherry So SIS popular 9oa9a
dressed flooring Virginia, 2SaSo Dressed Flooring souh.
en soaso Shingles ~ Inch bunch e3oa6ao NJ BY the
CARGO
LrksroSk aAhkFr, 1T rms seAtSs
nN eArih. % W ''''' NO. VIII command w.
s. ..' uun ~ ~,
snhri demand ~ hn prices.
p,-,.,,r,o o.,o.., ,,,, ,s.,
Tob,eso-rb. u.,,., ,.,-, - 49,. -. - -,
Common and medium ,Or. rather lover We ooo, pmns, .
81 so TO 50 Luz, 50 70 c,,,n,o L., to.,.- - a.,
coed Ico to o. Very good 10 to ~ No ap- In market,
wh.,,-rh. u,,.., r., r., -. -. =, -, Il,
prime family Flour white, at $40. Good white ,sS
Red leo tsi,es commoa and fair lot, 10 to Iso
Cotton-we not. sale. to iay Of a. hale, nj 81
continue to be a, so cent, for good QUALITY,
country brand, ts s,,r.sx Pam
on,no."r,.
N-,e,p " '''-" A"u o. 'o
sr. LouI., October liih 1854
rates may be stated folIovsugs 50
"'hppns to ESQ., -dium nuiseuring IS to 80
me to IL Lower qualities show Improvement
day break at the Planters Of Is hhdsOd
@z"i So sati 81 at 20; att I5s at+ So
" Private sale at the state not before 20 hid,
prices at 90 at IS Oats 2si ats 81
30 Yesterday sale At the Planters ss follows 24 So at
%, I93, ats, ats TO- 5l5 ats 23 At the
state the following AS 30, +4O+ a. So CO. e
70 ESQ To-day, at the Planters sale, follows as
At4 So 40 ai4 ~ g. IS IO,4 So 5,5 To- So
6so 1.-THE State = 90 20. aai G)I 7o.I fore
iected 3 49, Is, g. SO, SIS.
p-..,...r A.. ' '.''Oe' ~
',,, . e'p'' 0' Hoa' continue very hsh'' with un-
.,.. 80. , ~ ~ ' au'ry are aoihs nothing Tor
- heid NJ t''''' rioneer Ahb extra, ~,
we Vuo Sooi 10 setS prime red at aAl 20; white
'a o. Corn 'oaso cts To- white and mixed; with good de-
Anu ' receipts IN other grain We have no change to
H0'ss'
Sxv Yo,x o,,oh., 49,,
- 80" % 0' s'a.s' particularly
,,,, a., 49,, 49,, :, ., w s VI ttS GU
'"' rO-s ' u 'sei'A'' anu close heaS'iJ. Good
-, ~ " An' ~ 'u'i pr ee'' The market gen
~ 'e's summation 'hAh during the last two or three
" ~ ''A' " 0'''' A''si'' including Inferior state
- % 9'S1s.
Tor mixed TO good brands NA91 for ances and extras
Canadian -four unchanged $50 bbls sold
and lew barrels do at IS.
WHEAT Is In demand at higher prices especially prime
much wanted the sales Include 1880 bushels prime white
s to go to New Hampshire MILL 800 common red
IN ''0'e' AZ i's'' ard Loo good do At los
% '''O'o bushels, ineuins 2'p bushels Western mix
e'A'9'H anu io'ooo uo' deliverable nrst nneen day
',' % Tor lots Anoa' sasa was paid for sound West
| " Tu' anu ''A'i i'' uhsouhd
safes inc ude % hhd' Kentucky and Msyrie
N.
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CART Nor MARKED.-Nr. WIN. Smith was summopel
on yesterday, for failing to number OF his CARTS in
coInpliance with the ordinance this subject
The charge made by Capt. White who represented
that the initials of Mr.. Ws name were visible ON the
right side Of the cart but that there was no number
Mr. smith produced evidence show that the number
was chaked on the left side. The same witness proved
that though Mr. S. had zine licensed carts there were
but eight OF them on the Saturday. the date of the
charge here preferred.
The case was dismssed-Mr. S. having promised 10
have the cart properly marked forthwith.
Another cha'ge against him for permitting his boy 70
orive at furious rate the day continued
until Friday, owing to the illness of the driver.
UP AGAIs-Mr. Isaac A. Goddin was again summoned
before Alderman Farrar yesterday for failing to re-
move the large log eff the sidewalk on 9Th sticet-an Of
fence for which he bad been fined but few DAYS ago.
lie compained that the officers overlooked distractions
OF n'ch more serious Character existing in the neigh
borhood OF the place where lie charged with permit
ting the log to remain.
This case was continued until Wednesday that the Al
aeiman might have an opportunity Of examining the rea-
laye Inconvenience caused by the log obstruction and
those referred TO by Mr.. Goddin.
DRrSE-Mr. Valentine, clerk of the upper market
look up white man named Howard Gentry whom IA,
found lying nsensbly drunk the foot OF Pink Alley on
yesterday morning about day break, aud Gagged him. lie
was brought up on yesterday, aud being ask. what
mad to say Tor himself answered, cooy that he became
member OF temperance society near the Branch but
did not promise to give up drinking until las, Saturday
night.
Mr.. Valentine said he had observed him before In
like condition, opposite DR.. Trents residence lie was
so drunk to be unable rise without the aid of one or
two negroes.
lie waa committed 10 default OF bail for $50 TO be oil
good behaviour for six months
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This IL n certify that John Webb appeared before this d
and made oath TO the above statement m
with N John Webb; he IL respectable eEen hisct
WILLIAM D. DEJANY, Mayor Of Eorfoiy Va
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XJIVGINIA :-.At Ruiz. ELLA in IN, CIe

Tr,
To the su6anai nature OF the enterprise. refer 10
Dale, lie Row Sons Co. Also Hamilton r. West One Ho
O. ~ pena,, Rhode Island, and NJ. Ray Key West Pa.
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oelI-lAwt. JOHN R. GARY. O. o.

DIN CALSERLS, Manufacturer Of CANDLE MOUIps sY-
20 RiNGEs, SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS and BRIThSSIA
WARE No l9 Race above Third opposite the White swan
ho'e fhlladeIPhia ocT-- 2w
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DisYnLK Va. Oct. 18TH
TosAcoo-Luss '3ai ordinary Leaf t5aI nne yellow
featuring qualities tI2HaeO But little in
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a SITUATION As TEACHER WANTRD.-The subserI-
IN ber % the Virginia Military Institute nLd
Ing the experience Of four teaching. which
engaged actngs Professor the Virginia Military
.itue, and the remainder Principal Of large Classical and
Mathematical sehoCl desires situation Professor either
College institute Principal assistant In
envy Sufficient ndueemeni be offered he would In
structor In \ private family.
Testimonials q the highest character given Address
CEP or" PetenbuTg Va. ociI-dAotisinov
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EoRr0LE, October 18Th.

EoRroLE, October 18Th.
Bacon. Hams, PRIME 49, Hog 9a9Hc Cotton per h.
9a'4 Corn white, prime, Cs,'0e Yellow do yaned receipts
light, 'OA4 Mixed do ejaC5. Flou supehne Extra
arm, d Family 9SRIOHe. Wheat, whiie o. Whisky
IOa4i. '
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PHILADELPHIA, Friday Afternoon Oct. Is.
cirTLE MARTET-The offerings OF Beef Cattle this week.
about The demand has been good and
from q to TO- according quality 1900 head wer. di.
posed Of at these prices and Of the balance
New York The supply Of Hogs continues
offered and sold from to per Most Of those o.
fsred came from the Vest by In good de.
mSnd AMI range from SIS to -, according quality Calves
eontnus abundant 4se per head Of She,
and Lambs we're offered ane sold at from % G. according
quality.
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GRAND COMBINED AsrnAcrIoxi
FOURTH MILITARY AND CIVIC
EXCURSION AND BALL
SLASH O0TT4GE 4.

SLASH COTTAGE
T.s % Az S q. Of s y;
:.sIys sonsins,on "''' Wv '''' ''
% Sp s,., r,sSD,
4 Bali By the Young 6s.rii ~''
All at the Cottage on the ss ZANE .,.slns
Wse rha'sdaJ morning. another train will leave the
The BALLoN ASCENSION will tax. pi.c. al. oeioes
o sS,.,S.in vi. leave the d,po. !. o'clock rh hlrouSd
Daring ..e s,nlnx grand civic military b. given
s si So .aS SESr s .SS, TIE
IL s IN ss nG,nps trains Walt the
sH .i leave u. oe.s S'Sss oo
sa s,'S s hSs s'I.l sf
o1s TsSSPE s,. on. Of ,, ,,a
Tse BALLOON ascr sSo . toa s ole
The Ban l.. s' =, be sp,asa :, ,0ei0et.
oo,iIion Music from Smiths mory Band
No pSu. ass s p s and ssGssa ia
The day or evening" aud special police duty
The Young Guard thu, present nation which they
Is VII 4 I:s %, :n: s a., Of The public
change A@sr.s.n and Broad stree. HOTEL and the ba-n
rus isrn sovfMstsTh. S ScSS N @t =. os%Si.:
% N, ". psIt.i.ls aud others 4. sen
Ca P.n.oa Of M b sier Z, I SssSs,
18th 81. a. o @i .r ,n
cash will be required for all other sums.
".
- HENRY y. EDMUNDs,
oci'-eoI' ComHssoners
a NNUALS FOR iS55.-The Parabes Of the New Tss-
IN lament, practically undrd By Rev Stevens pates
gilt edge $500.
Leaflets Of Memory, Illuminated Annual for lss5 Plate.
turkey NOR gilt edge. t4,o0.
Jerusalem and It's Veinya Series OF
ealtes connected with the week before the by
and s Need a.. .s
Plates, turkey NOR, gilt edge. Ss,y5
The Snow FAke-a Net
for lsS Plates. NOR gilt eege. si.O.
frendships Onering-a Christmas, New nd
PIssent; for ises. Plates, NOR sill, edge $50.
Tor eoo Plates, NOR gilt edge. $lSD. ~
Female Prose O
zeal Notices. and Specimens their WTny. nv liz, in
Ates, mus gilt edge. $500. 'A'' - "HN'
Lilly of the Valley, for 1855 Plates NOR r .8v. sso
For sale by TociI1 ~ ~ !
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Sign Of the Circular Saw, II Main 5,
EMpI.ON InIt Aa.E,...,

M IN ~. nopE-A,,srted y ~ inehe, diameter.
4'A Tor sale by the coll or smaller quantity by
~ q. J. siSToS CO.
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General Agents for the sale and purchase Of lands
No lhl In II L hmm Va
The Empire County argus., 1854-11-04
DIR. j. II. DIT LIN

"OtLD respectfully inform the citizen, of ii oralo
w and the adjoining counties that he still ,cSidr> il
Union city, his old stand. whnre he will BE- happy ad
minister prescribe to for any who wish his
vices He noh Of mcculiu Or corrosive atufe
internal omrdy he ursucs the old German method
of discriminating OF Judging diseases by the rinc, III
which he hats uot failed to gvr definite description OF the
disease lie also PROPOSES 10 describe all
INTERNAL DISEASES
by the pulse liz all external diseases he wishes
patient If those who .y have tried their family Phys-
clans. and they have failed to relieve them will call hl
that in they would receive entire satsacoi
the following diseases he has had unparalleled success
in Affections affections of the liver, dyspepsia
febril diseases in the varorS types pleursy. asthma,
coughs. cclds, etc
INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION,
rheumatism fits. dropsv. cancers white sweigs ulcers
of all kinds stua. piles diseases of the spleen esnes
and kidneys Obstruciions of the urine organs all kinds
of Female Diseases if certificates of any account
he could obtain those of hundreds who has realized such
UNI araleed benefit and relief by taking his Medicine
only in acute attacks, but diseases of long standing which
has perhaps been lingering and peying upon the vas fo
months and perhaps years All those who may have
sion seek the aid of Physician would do well to give
him call and and test the for themselves tie
is tied down old notion fine theories but the
ories, principles and remedies which he has found by dill
gent study and close adherance to the laws of human
nature, expeance and practice to be ecacou and nf
ble when i'll the power Of mcdcne and all he asks for
his practice to be appreciated i'll odace it
he knows the systems whether of medicine any other
science must stand fall by the effects they produce
Call and see for yourselves.
I6 3m I'nior CITY. Feb. 2S 1854
The Empire County argus., 1854-11-04
FROM DIR. HUNGERFORD'S

PRIVATE MEDICAL Rooms, corner Of Washington street
and Washington place. opposite the Hall Records and the
Lafayette Restaurant, san Francisco, Cal
Where all diseases of private character receive the
treatment necessary to affect speedy and eectua of
those annoying and dstressfu complaints The enviabe
reputation DIR Iungerford has earned for himself by his
extraordinary in all diseases of private nature
renders it but necessary state his address, he therefore
avoids the long advertisements of bonbsc promises of
the empires of the day. lavishy held but seldom
fulfilled Medicines are sent to all parts of the country.
with directions for their use
Nocturnal Emissions. Ulcers in the Throat. syphilis.
Gonorrh, a. Structures elect and those dreadful symptoms
of the head throat and skim under DR. IImgerfors s
treatment are healed in incredibly short time without
mercury Young who have become victims of solitary
vice. that dreadful and destructive habit which ruins both
body and mind. call Immediately DR. Iungerford and
you depend upon being restored to health that great
est of Gods blessings
STONE GRAVEL, Nc.-The efficacy of DR.. Hunger
fors Lhron Trpc has proved beyond doubt to be the
most certain in the above named most painful
that the human frame is most subject to 4ltf
The Empire County argus., 1854-11-04
DIR. HUNGERFORD'S
ri iVate Med cal office s

Corner Washington street and Washington place, oppo-
site the Hall Records and the Lafayette Restaurant San
Francisco
The Doctor having taken all the rooms has arranged
them that he be consulted in privacy by his PATIENTS
except himself.
In the treatment of Diseases entrusted to his del
etcrious drugs medicines are administered
Rooms and board for persons who may wish to remain
private few days under his treatment.
To THE LADIES The Doctor has q Private Hospital
under the charge of excellent Maron, expressly for the
reception of Females
n All letters of advice, enclosing Ten Dollars, (and
other,) will be promptly attended to.
H9- Remember DIR. HUNGERFORD, No. 226d Du-
pon street, between Jackson and Washington sts, San
Francisco
Office hours from o'clock A.. to p. NJ.
The Empire County argus., 1854-11-04

II OW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS,
- that l. Rebecca Jarvis wife of William Jarvis of
the township of Salmon Falls and County of FL Dorado
herepy decars TINS my Intention carry the business of
keeping Public House Tavern situated on the Coloma
ROAD and known heretofore the Valley Home together
with an personal property thereto attached and belonging
or occupation in my own name and on nv own account
ana that from this date shall be individually responsible
IN my own name for all debts by me on account
ct sad business and also that the original invested
In said business is less than five thousand dollars
e.sa salmon Falls Oct 9, 1854 REBECCA JARVIS.
= On this Sth day of October, A. D. 1854 before ma n
Justice OF the Peace in and for Salmon Falls township and
County OF II Dorado, State G California came Mrs Re-
becca jarvis, and being first duly sworn she did make the
above declaration and subscribe the same in my
Witness my hand and seal hereto affixed
GEO. w. CHAMBER LIN It's !
30 Justice OF the Peace.
The Empire County argus., 1854-11-04
GEORGETOWN HOTEL.
MAIN STREET. GEORGETOWN,
n Il n n

MAIN STREET. GEORGETOWN,
f. NJ OLMSTEAD. Proprietor.
yBNIE proprietor of this Hotel would respectfully call
the attention of the citizens of Georgetown and the
Public generally to the
SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS
which he is prepared to furnish all who may favor
him with call Having lately reurnished and renovated
the entire establishment, in all its departments in style
superior to any other house in the mountains, he feels
dent of being able to render entire satisfaction the
fastidous.
THE T-4BLE will ever be supplied with all the SUBJ
santas and decaces of the season. and the BAR will al
ways be furnished with the choicest Wines, Cigars and
Liquors
"a, The Stage for Sacramento, via Coloma and Spanish
Flat departs from this House daily, rendering great
venence to the travelling public.
Georgetown, January 2Sth. [11-3mpdl
The Empire County argus., 1854-11-04

ALWAF, STARKIVEATHER &. CO.. Propreto,s
rIE propetors of this extensive Hotel take pleasure in
II announcing to their patrons and the travelling public
generally that their House still open for the reception of
Boarders and Travellers. Having lately improved it with
GOOD BEDS & BEDDING,
neat and airy Bed ooms, and Private Rooms for the ac-
eommodation Of Ladies and Families. III -
The TABLE is furnished with the best in the market
while the BAR contains good assortment of LIQ UORS
and SEGARS. fl &.t0 tN
In Addition is stable for the accommodation Of Horses
and Teams. The stages for Saeromcno City arrive and
depart from this House every day rendering great conve
nience TO the travelling public JOHN ALWAY,
~. > .'tA--i77- 't }. Nj. STARKW ETHER,
Georgetown nov 19--1tf
The Empire County argus., 1854-11-04
Livery and Exchange Stable.
DAGUEREOTYPES.

- RADLEY'S (late Johnsons,) daguerrean Gallery and
I'D Stock Depot, street, between rd and 4th Sacra-
mento Daguereoypes taken at this Gallery with all the
late improvements
DAGUERREAN ARTISTS
will find at this establishment large assortment of plates
cases. apparatus chemicals &c. for sale at San Fancs-
prices All orders, accompanied by the cash. promptly
attendedto. II. w BRADLEY lv
Street, Sacramento, nov I9.-tf
The Empire County argus., 1854-11-04
FITZGERALD & Co..

Importers and Dealers In
HARDVARE. AGRICULTURAL TOOLS SC,
N O. 100 Battery Street, San Francisco, keep constant
IN y on hand t..I f.t.4
TOOLS.-Blacksmith's Carpenters Mlwright's, Ma.
chinist's, Wheewrights Mason's, Miners, Coopers.
Saimaker's. Tnners Saddler's, Shoemaker's and all
kinds of edge tools.
METALS.-Horse, Wrought Cut and Copper Nails
Spikes and Bolts; Sheet Copper Brass Lead, Tin and
Zinc; Lead Pipe and Solder
AGRICULTURAL IHPLEMENTS.-Pl Ok
Yokcs and Bows Chains Cradles, Sythes Snaths, Rakes
Forks, Spades. Shoves Hoes, Field and Garden Tools
of every description.
HARDWARE.-Tab and Pocket Cutlery. Tea and
Table Spoons Tea Traysand Candlescks, Hollow Ware
Sauce and Fryngpans, Grdirons and full assortment
house furnishing goods
English and American Boxes and Springs american
Locks and Latches, &C., &c.
bleizcd Iron No 100, Battery street, San Francisco
nov l9--ltf
The Empire County argus., 1854-11-04
WINDOW SASH.

vHNH subscribers have just received and offer for sale
u cheap for cash, Window Sash of all sizes.
Orders from abroad promptly attended to.
THOMPSON & co
Main street, Coloma
Shop in the old United States Hotel. SItf