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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-12-22

The AMERICAN PARTY.-The Washington
City American Organ defines the principles Of
the American or"Know Nothing" party to be
essentially conservative and patriotic. 1t is
composed Of men of almost every political
affinity and embraces every section Of the
Union. This paper says:
"The American party was formed on the
basis of the Constitution and the Union, and
is destined to preserve both, by purifying the
body polite, and exercising conservative
influence wherever its organizations prevails.
II there be any destructive principle in our
creed, it seeks only the destruction of native
demagogism and foreign influence. We do
seek 10 destroy all political native demagog-
ism, and all descriptions Of foreign influence,
and we are yet to learn that the constitution
forbids our doing this, or that the Union
would be endangered by our complete sue.
cess in these particulars"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-12-22

1B Napoleon at ST. Helena all at once
interrupted himself in the recital Of his re-
verses, and said :-"Alas how the best cacu-
lated plans may be thwarted by the most un-
forseen circumstances Placed in 1912 at the
head of Europe, and disposing of all the
forces of the West thought the moment
was come to invade Russia. | wanted to
raise up against her n barrier which she could
never pass. hoped, at least, to retard for n
hundred years that power and in reality
have advanced her century. If ever she
seizes on Constantinople she will place Eu-
rope and Asia under the same yoke!'
THE WAR.--The New York Times indul.
gcs in the following language:
"But for Napoleon-who would be lost by
an inglorious peace--there would be some
chance for British diplomacy TO conclude the
war. The present English Cabinet would
make peace, even If II were after defeat of
the Allied armies Napoleon cannot do that.
He or Nicholas must perish in the struggle.
But Austria may, perhaps, throw of the mask
at last. She will not BE- suffered any longer
to remain neutral, and the necessity of taking
a part NAY throw her into the arms of the
Victor in the Crimea Who that will be, n
few days will show"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-12-22

lY- Boston, during the past year, has given
Sc69,ooo for charitable purposes
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-12-22

rY- The aggregate returns from the Con-
gressiona elections in the sixteen States
which have already chosen their members,
show the election of "a supporters of the ad-
ministroton and LOG opponents. In the
present Congress the same States are repre-.
sented by 95 administration men and 45 OPP
ponents. A majority of fifty has been con-
verted into minority of 70, and nearly half
the Union to hear from.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-12-22

ray- One train on the Eric Rail Road
brought into New York on Thanksgiving
Day, ninety tons Of poultry.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-12-22

Know NorHISGs IN CoNGREss.-A Wash
ing correspondent says:
1t is stated that on direct vote large
majority of the House will be found Native
Americans in principle, and that about eighty
members belong to the Know Nothing Or
der.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-12-22

"We saw yesterday $40 counterfeit note
on the Bank of Tennessee. II had the stamp
of Messrs. Hutchings g. Co., bankers of this
city, on it. Of course the stamp was coun-
terfeted too and remarkably well.
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THOMPSON, THE QuAcK,
SEDUCER g. MIJRDERERr

our clt'zens' generally, exhibited the strong
est marks OF disapprobation of the verdict of
the Jury"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-12-22

saw- The Louisville Journal of late date
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-12-22

Seize your pen, o dreaming poet!
And in numbers smooth as may be,
Spread afar the joyful tidings
Betsy's got another baby.
A farmer who married long nose and
peaked chin, says: he produces vinegar by
simply getting his wife to look into the cider
barrel,
The Sierra citizen. [volume] (Downieville, Calif.) 1854-185?, 1854-07-08
THE rabbit CREEK HOUSE

- FOR SALE.-The proprietors being
.4%& about to return to the Atlantic States
eftets at private sale, for cash, the hotel and
trading establishment known as the Rabbit
Greek House, situated On the wagon road
leading from Marysville to Gibsonville and
the City of Seventy-Six, at the point where
the trails leading from St. Louis, Chandler
vile, Pine Grove, Port Wine, Craig.s Flat,
and Eureka intersect the main road.
The location for either Hotel or Miners
Store is unsurpassed, situated as it is in one
of the best mining districts in the State,
within less than mile from Spanish Flat
and Warren Hill. In addition to the ordi-
nary Hotel fixtures, the proprietor has on
hand large stock of goods suitable for the
Mining Trade, which will be gold either
with the hotel or separately.
There are on the premises two excellent
Barns, one 7Ox20 feet and the other 60xlS,
with floors overhead and about five tons Of
good Hay; also, five thousand pounds Of
Barley on hand.
To person of active business habits and
we'll acquainted with the business of hotel
keeping and trading in the mines, no better
opportunity can be offered in the noun
tains; and to any such DESTROYS purchasing,
the proprietors will take pleasure in exhib-
iting the income of the establishment for
the last two years. In addition to the
patronage of the travelling community, the
house is we'll sustained by the miners in the
immediate neighborhood, who prefer to
purchase their supplies there. No better
location for permanent and lucrative bus
mess can be found, where all the advanta-
ges OF a wayside hotel and miners store
can be combined,
The protsietors are DESTROYS of disposing
of the.above property for no other reason
than thstthey are determined to leave the
St2te. The house is in good repute and
doing a.better business than ever before,
and. the purchaser. will find it in good order,
we'll stocked and we'll patrDnized.
All persons indebted to the subscribers
mil please make immediate payment, and
| all persons having claims agsihst-th the estab-
lishment will please present them, is they
| are ready to settle all claims whenever
presented.
= e. S. LESTER & co.
Rabbit Creek, May Is, 1854. ju10-tf
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BONNEVILLE
Book and Stationery Store.

E,ext to Langton & Bros Express.
BOOKS, Periodicals. Stationery, Stand
ID ard Works and Latest Publications.
Miscellaneous Works.
Grinnell Expedition;
Chronicles of the Middle Ages;
McCauley's History of England;
Gibbons ROME; Dicks Works;
Curiosities of Literature;
Waverly, IL vols, illtstrated;
Life and Sayings Of Mrs Darlington;
French Revolution, by Lamartine;
Frost's California; Flush Times;
Dedn Swift's Works; Fern Leaves;
Adison's Spectator;
Hurrygraphs, by Willis;
Rollins Ancient History;
Brande's Encyclopedia;
Rob Of the Bowl;
The World Illustrated;
White Slaves Of England;
CentralRoute to the Pacific;
Thackeray's Works;
Lives of Wellington, Washington, CAL
houn, ]. G. Adams; and Henry Clay;
Sterne's Works;
Uncle Toms Cabin; and Key;
Hearts and Homes, by Mrs Ellis;
Lockhart,,s Napoleon;
Prose and Poetry of Europe;
Autobiography of an English Soldier;
Lewie, or the Bonded Twig;
Appleton's Popular Library, 100 vols;
Dickens, and Miss Breplef's Works;
Poetical Works Of Byron, Moore, Scott,
Dante Gray, Kirk White, Campbell, Burns,
Shelley, Upper. Shakespeare.
Novels by Scott, Maryatt, Reynolds,
Eugene Sue, Dumas, Cooper, Bennett.
Together with variety of the popular
works of the day, prose and poetry. ju24
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THE large increase in the demand of
Il this favorite brand of CALIFORNIA
MADE FLOUR gives us confidence in re-
commencing it to the trading community,
and the public in general, as it is made un-
der our own inspection. All who have ever
tried it have been pleased with the result,
and as it is made Of the very best quality of
Fresh Wheat, Bakers give it the preference
over any brands Of Imported.
POLICY & CO,
:. Bag State yMiHs,
Corner Of r and Front street, and Fire
proof Brick Store. No. 40 X street, between
Second and Third. Sacramento. ju l7-4t
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-Ths
"A undersigned has been appointed ad
ministrator Of Silas H. C. Blair, late of Eu-
reka township. Sierra County, deceased.
and hereby notifies all pereons having
claims against said estate to present the
same to me, duly attested, within tea
months from this date, at my residence on
Lighthouse Point. naar Eureka, in Sierra
county. or be forever Barred.
JOIFN'E.. FELLOWS,
Administrator of'H.C G. Blair, deceased.
Dated Downievillc, June 10, 1854.
ju17-4t*
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[COPY.1
advertisement
DowSIEv1LLE, July l, 1854.

DowNIEvrLLE, July l, 1854.
T have, for value received, this day sold
i to F. Rumrill & Co. all my right, title
and interest in the Express heretofore run
between this place and Gibsonville and all
intermediate points, called Beck's Express.
together with all the Post Office Lists and
other matters pertaining to the same, as
well as, the goodwill of the concern.
Subscribed to this LIST day Of July, 1854,
in the town of Downieville aforesaid.
(Signed,) ii. S. BECK.
TIE public will please take notice, that
we have made purchase of the entire Ex-
press as above, and that we shall hereafter
run it in our own name Those persons
whose names havep been upon Mr.. Beck 3
List, and who desire to have them erased,
can do SO by leaving word to that effect
with our agents, or with cur regular Glib
sonville Messenger. We would also inform
those interested that all the P. O. Lists and
other express matter formerly belonging to
Mr.. Beck are our oun property, and we
warn all persons from giving or receiving
them, or copying the same.
iy8-3t F. RUMRILL & co.
Jacksonville Messenger please copy 3
times and collect at Gibsonville.]
The Sierra citizen. [volume] (Downieville, Calif.) 1854-185?, 1854-07-08

nISSOLUTION. OF COPARTNER-
l. SHIP-The cotartnership heretofore
existing under the name and style Of Bar
stow, Hall 4 Co., is this day dissolved by
mutual consent w. d. Hall 4 Co. having
purchased the entire interest of the con-
Germ, will continue business at the old
stand. All persons indebted to said firm
will please make immediate payment to ".
D. Hall & Co.
Minnesota, May %. 1854. jul0-3t
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JACKSON NOO\EN 4 CO.,

70 Z Street, Sacramento.
IMPORTERS, direct from the States, and
j dealers in Paping-h angings, Paints and
Oils, Window Glass apd Upholstery Goods.
Country dealers supplied on most liberal
terms San Francisco prices.
The largest assortment of paper hang
ings in Sacramento City, always on hand
at the lowest market prices; also, mattings,
oil cloths; window shades, damask lase,
muslin curtains, cords and tassels, &c.
JACKSON NOONEN a. co.
iu17-4t 10 K street, Sacramento.
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miscellaneous.
ITO! FOR THE PLAINS! ITO!

1U! lUn IIE IuAlIyN! HUI
u XPRESS TO THE SINK OF THE
Il HUMBOLDT, commencing on the LIST
of July. The undersigned will run semi
monthly Express and Passenger Train from
the Office of Langton h Bro, Downieyille,
via Sierra Valley and Truckee Meadows to
the Sink of the Humboldt, leaving Downie-
vile on the LIST and 18th of each month.
Express matter may be forwarded to
Qownieville from all parts of the State by
Adams & Co., Langton & Bro, and Ex-
presses connecting with them.
Rates FOR LErrERs.-From any part of
the State'0f California to the Sink of the
Humboldt and. intermediate points, pre-
paid at the mailing office 81
PASSENGERS.
From Dcwnieville to Sierra Valley $40
Do do Truckee Meadows . 80
Do IS do Sink. Of Hunaboldt. IS
From Sink of Humboldtto Dcwnieville. IS
Stations will be located ct Sierra Val
lev, Truckee Meadows, add at the Sink.
i CHAPMAN &. co.
Downieville, CAL, June 8, 1854. julb-tf
The Sierra citizen. [volume] (Downieville, Calif.) 1854-185?, 1854-07-08

CORNELIUS B. ADAMS JOSEPH r. STEVENS.
ADAMS & STEVENS
4 an an0 General Agenfp,
WASHINGTON City, ID. G.
THE undersigned (both late of the Post
l. Office Department. have formed CO.
partnership for the practice of Law and the
prosecution of Claims before the Executive
Departments or Congress.
Business Of every description requiring
personal services viii be promptly attended
to.
Persons who desire to make contracts
with the Government, can often obtain val
liable information by addressing us.
Having business connection with John
P. Shields, Esq, ON enterprising business
man and lawyer of long residence in Hi
nois, we can locate lands, invest funds,
establish titles, and collect claims with
great advantage in that rich and rapidly
improving section Of country.
EXTRA PAY TO OFFICERS, MARINES,
AND SAILORS.
BY a recent law of Congress all officers,
marines and sailors of the United States
Navy, and officers and men of the Revenue
Service, who served in the Pacific, on the
coast OF CaulOrnia, duflng the Mexican
War or at any time Irom 1916 to 1852, are
entitled to extra pay. In case Of the death
of any of the above, the heirs can obtain
the same.
EX-POSTMASTERSs AND. NAIL CON-
TRACTORS,
To whom balances are often due for ex
ira compensation ana errors il accounts.
can have their business PROPERTY aud promt-
~ done by addressing US.
INVENTORS AND PATENTEES
May address us upon any business con-
nected with the procurement or the con-
veyance of patent rights.
REfERENcE-Langton & Bro, Downie-
vile, California; who will forward pack
ages, letters, etc. and attend to any busf
ness connected with our Office in California.
Address ADAMS g. STEVENS,
m27-tf Washington d. c.
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WRIGHT & HAYWARD'S.
GooH News fol. the Miner!

VN7RIGHT Il HxYWARD are now pre-
pared to pack goods to any part of
the mines in this vicinity, WITHOUT
CHARGE. All their provisions are war.
ranted to be of the best quality, aud if not
satisfactory, will in all cases be replaced
by others. AS they do not intend to be
undersold by any one in the market, miners
will do well to give them call. Carpen-
tiers are particularly requested to look at
their assortment of tools and hardware,
comprising everything needed for fine
chest. ju24-tf
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B O-O-O-0 II s ]! /!

CHARLES VIVIAN, late of "Pike y
~ County, Mo-, having refitted his splen-
did Boot blacking establishment, with an
entirely pew set of brushes! is again ready
to fill professional engagements at the low
price of two bits pair. Since wood-saw
ing has gone to smash, Professor Vivian
confines his attention exclusively to Boot
blacking, Lamp-lighting, Beu-ringing and
Bil1-stickine. Office in the basement Of the
Monte Cristo, where he may be consulted
on matters of business at all times. ju24tf
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Aefu embellishments.

~ P. S. Deyeart, Roman Catholic
Clergyman, residing in Nevada, will preach
in Downieville on the first Sunday of every
month.
MOUNTAIN SHADE LODGE +. and A. NJ,
meet first and third Saturday in each mCnth,
at O'Clock, P. NJ, over Empire Saloon.
SoNs OF TEMPERANCE meet in the AZ. E.
Church every Monday evening, at seven
O'Clock, -.
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AMERICAN HOTEL.

AMERICAN HOTEL,
Maiden Lane, bet,rcea First and Second
streets, Marysuille.
- THIS WELL KNOWN HOUSE
I;;1 is now in operation under the super
intendence of the former proprietors of the
Atlantic Hotel, Mr.. and MRS. WICK
Every arrangement has been made to rem
der this house acceptable to all who may
favor it with their patronage. Mrs. Wick
will superintend the culinary department,
and: none bit the best cooks will be en-
pleyed. The beds. and bedding-of the Ho-
tel are all new, and will be kept in the
best order. The BAR is also constantly
stocked with the choicest Liquors, Cigars,
&C.. &c.
The proprietors of the above Hotel pledge
themselves to give entire satisfaction to the
public, and ask but trial to convince them
of the truth Of their assertions.
Board and Lodging, per week. .....S9 90
Single Meals. so
Beds Observation-Disclosures. SO
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STOKES 4 SHIELDS,
BoTTLERS Cr.i

BOT1LERS CE-s
Ale, Porter and Champagne Cider.
Crescent City Building, Do,cnieville.
TNHIS is A BRANCH of the Marysville
i establishment, and the proprietors are
prepared to furnish customers with any
thing in their line at Marysville prices
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La Belle,
e: e!,ZIRETiURANF,t
Craycrof's Building, Main Street,
DOWNTETlLLE.

DOWNIETlLLE.
X B. HODGKINSN would respectfully
". inform the citizets of'Downieville,
and the travelling public, that he, has re-
opened that we'll kAewf restaurant, and is
now prepared to accommodate all who may
favor him with their patronage, With oil
the subtantials and delicaties usually found
in we'll regulated hotels in the mountains.
Having leased the whole of the second
story Of the Craycroft Building, he has at
his disposal a number of
FURNISHED ROOMS
And Sleeping Apartments, always kept
in the best Of order, and attended by polite
and attentive servants. :.
Meals served in superior style, at all
hours. jul0-tf
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7 IQUORS--The best assortment ever
Ia brought to Downieville, consisting of
French and American Brandies, Bourbon
and Monongahela Whisky, Holland Gin,
Madeira, Sherry and Port Wines, &C., to be
found at
it3-tf WRIGHT & HAYWARD'S.
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q TATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF
~ SIERRA, ss.-The People of the State
of California to A. S. Hopkins, Nathan
Hopkins, and James Sterling, Greeting:
You are hereby commanded to. be and
appear before me, W. II. Burgess Justice
of the Peace for tie Sixth Township, Coun-
II of. .SierrH, st my office on Goodxehr's
Bar, III said County, on Friday the 15lh day
of September, A. D. 1854, to answer the
complaint of A. g. johnson and W.. B,
Hickok, doing business under the name sRd
style of johnson j. Hickok, in plea Of
debt. due by note for the sum Of ninety-nins
d0llars snd fftytEines cants, with interest
thereon at The rate Of three per, cent per
month, from the 20th day Of October, A.
D. 1852, until paid, and if you fail to APP
pear and answer said complaint at that
time, Judgment will he rendered. against
you for said. amount, together with the
costs and money disbursements herein.
Witness my hand as Justice Of the Peace
as aforesaid, this 18th day of June, A. D.
1854.
W. II. BURGESS,
Justice Of the Peace, 9th Township, Sierra
County.
It appearing to nv satisfaction that The
defendant, Nathan Hopkins, is non-resi-
dent of this State, and that the defendants,
A. 8. Hopkins and James Sterling, are TO-
sidents of this State, but their exact place
of residence is unknown, l order the fore
going summons to be published In the
Sierra Citizen. a newspaper published In
Downieville, Sierra County, once week
for three months.
Dated at Gooiyears Bar, Sierra County,
this 10Th day Of June, A. d. 1854.
". II. BURGESS,
Justice of the Peace for the 9Th Town.
ship, Sierra County, Cal. ju24-3n
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49, TO LET. The well known saloon and
- store situated. On the north side of the
Lower Plaza, facing the st. Charles, in
DownievilIe. The house and fixtures will
be leased for term of years. There is a
marble slab and confectionery apparatus
all complete, belonging to the house. For
particulars inquire Of
jys-tf D. w. OSBORN.
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DATENT BLOCKS, Rope, Chain, and
i everything needed for rigging out der
ricks, are to be found at
ju24-tf WRIGHT & HAYWARD'S.
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II ANGTON & BRO, banking and ex-
IL press Office, agents Adams & Co. Main
street, DoWnieville APP l-tf
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9sgal advertisements.

MSS OF CDPARTNER-
- ship-The eopartnership heretofore
existing between the undersigned ia this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All paf-
sons indebted to the late firm, Spear. d Cos
slit, are requested to make immediate pay
ment. as we must close up our old business.
WM. s. SPEAR,
II. B. COSSITT.
Downieville, June 26, 1854. jy1-3t
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NRIGHT & HAYWARD, wholesale
w and retail dealers in groceries, pro-
visions, dry goods, miners tools, crockery
and hardware, Main street, opposite Cray
croft & Co.'S saloon, Downieville. ap 15-3m
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II ADD & CURTIS, wholesale and re-
IL tail grocers, east side Bridge street,
below Main. Downieville. APP 1-tf
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* TECH, j., wholesale and retail dealer
~ in Clothing, Boots and SHOES Main
street, east of Craycoft's Downieville.
jul0-3m
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DER, NJ, ladies, and gen.
Il tieman's furnishing store, Main street,
next to- Sierrs Drug Store, Downieville.
an 2-tf
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IL IBBE, DR.. T. R., Office and residence
N opposite E. W. Haskell & Bro Main
street. Downeville. APP l-tf
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lobll,iiisdiIL;.
WRIGHT & HAYWARD

A RE now receiving the largest stock. and
n most general assortment Of goods eyer
brought into Downieville. They have made
arrangements for being supplied during the
summer direct from San Francisco, and they
intend to keep up the reputation which the
establishment has hitherto possessed-that
of keeping everything. AS specimens of
their assortment, please examine their adj
vertisenlents below.
Mules are always in readiness to pack
to any part of the mines
d UTTER-A fine article of selected Go
II shen Bitter, especially bought for
table use. For sale by :,
may 6-tf WRIGHT & HAYWARD.
. nnn lbs. Extra Clear BACON
L.OOO and No. HAMS, war
ranted the best in the market, at
may eff WRIGHT & HAYWARD'S.
TRY GOODS-A fine assortment of
IL calicoes, gingharls lawns, and dry
goods generally. Received to-day by
may 6-tf WRIGHT Il HAYWARD.
i tARPENTER'S Consisting of
~ planes, chisels. augurs, squares, hand
Saws, tenant saws, draw knives, compasses,
hammers, ,hatchets, broadaxes, together
with knoblocks, door hangings, and every
thing pecessary for builders. For sale by
may eff WRIGHT & HAYWARD.
900 ROLLS OF WALL PAPER,
OOO just received by
may 6-tf WRIGHT & HAYWARD.
RANDY-A few Eighth Casks of the
ID best brands of French Brandy .Abef-
nard, and J. J. Dupuy, in the original pack
ages, for sale by -
may 6-tf WRIGHT & HAYWARD.
TRocKERY-A general assortmeat'of
~ crockery, consisting Of plates, soups,
coffee and tea cups and saucers, vegetable
dishes, meat plates. bar tumblers, wash
basins, etc. Also, side lamps and lanterns,
to be found at
may 6-tf WRIGHT & IAYWARD'S.
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WHIP and CROSS-CUT SAWS Of iii
w sizes, constantly on hand at
may 6-tf WRIGHT &sHAYWARD'S. i
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TUIDO, ANTONIO, groceries, wines,
" liquors, etc., Main street, west Lower
Plaza, Downieville. ap l-tf
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ERNON & BECK, dealers in fami-
/" ~ groceries, provisions, clothing. ETC.,
Post Office Building, Main street, Downie-
.r;IIo m20-tf