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MA r L Ia G Els.

In this town. 9th Inst, by Rev. Mr. Messeurs MT Al
bert Carpenter 10 Mas sarah l. Davis, both fBdsiri
In Elliot, Nov 20, Mr.. WIN. ii. Staples, to MIS-,
Sarah J. Ferguson. .-l...r..r
In 5. Par>oufcld, by Rev c. o. Libby, Mr. Al.
pheus :. Hilton tn Miss oaville A. Parks both oi
Parsonhcld
In B@x,oa. on the 81 INST, ~ Rev. J. Buck, Mr..
ko.coe u. Merrill 10 Miss Kat, Mclaughlin, both
VI Buxton.
In south Berwick, Dec. Q, Mr.. John II. White
h"nse tn Miss Mary A. Allen, both OF Scmers :
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Lyeeum Lectures In Central Hall, Biddeford.

Al heavy expense, IA course Of lectures has
been Secursd for the citizens Of Saco and Bdde.
ford, the present. Winter The course will ein.
brace from six To eight in number. The sum to
he paid each lecturer Is much larger than has ev.
or been paid here before.
The services Of the following gentlemen have
been secured -
Rev. I. Starr King. Boston !; Rev. II. Ward
Beecher, New York Rev. Theodore Parker, Bos-
ton. Aud negotiations are going on for four ont
oi the following :-Rcv T. IA. Chapin, New
YORK Rev W. III. Milhnin, Washington City
Hoa. G. NJ Clay, Kentucky Hon. Arson Bur
lingame, GambTidgr Hon. IL. II. Dana, Boston /;
aud Miss Lucy Stone, Mass. These textures viii
be the most brilliant and able ever offered 10 our
citizens.
Tho second Of the course will be delivered
on "Wednesday evening, Dec. "a, by Hon. Ansou
Burlingame ..
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Al a Court of Probate held MT Saco, within and
for the County Of York, an the first Monday Of he.
esmber. In the years our Lord eighteen hundred
and hty-fonr, by the Honorable Joseph T. Nye,
Judge Of said Court;
John WALKER, administrator Of the estate of
81 Nancy Walker, late of Waierborough, in said
county, deceased, having presented his t and FINAL
accenntof administration af the estate Of said de-
ceused, for allowance.
OnDrREo-That thesad administrator give n,tcs TO NIL
persons interested by causing copy Of this 0der TO
be published three weeks successfully, In the Union
aud Eastern Journal. printed at Bidd ,fori In said
county, haithey may appear Mt Probate Court 10 be
Of January next, ut ten OF the clock In the fore
aud shew cause, u any they have, why the same
shout,i not he allowed. -.
SO Atiest,-PRANCIs BACON, Register.
Atrie copy. Aitest.-FRANCts BACON, Register,
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Thrice. Weekly Journal for 1856.
TTRING the approachins session Of the IevIssture

nURING the approaching session Of the Legislature,
II the undersigned win continue the publication Of the
JOURNAL, being Volume XII Of the same.
The session will he Of unusual interest," and strong
desire will undoubtedly be felt by the public 10 have the
earliest and most accurate Information IL all that takes
place at the Capitol For this reason shall spare
pains 10 give full ANIL correct reports OF oil the Legislative
proceedings and debates We have secured the services
Of able reporters and shall also give personal supern
tendance 10 the matter. ~
The publishers confidently look TO each AntNebraska
member for that personal effort In his locality without
which remunerating list cannot be secured.
The Thrce-Weekly Journal will be pablishsd on Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday mornings alternating with
the Thrice Age, and thus furnishing daily es
atiye paper The price viii be One Dollar br the session.
as usual payable In advance II Il desirable that the
names Of subscribers, accompanied with the money he
forwarded at " before the commencement o. he session
s1aIlF.ls- BAKER & BLAINE.
Augusta, Nov. 18th, 1854. ~
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Csatausd n ON last resk.
Il. Il. Il. DIsCov ..

Il, Il. TX. lSCO WEEK NO. =
,,,,,,,, ,,yoy,r,y, prso ypN.r
RAILWAYS RENJNaIiNS hbso L'LNi
possesses The most quick and potent power over all
Ch,onie serofilous Syphilitic and skin Diseases
I'm six hours after the r.t dose is taken, the patient
q, I'M fesl Us health renoy attn. efficacy. FoR AL
iIuso.s-Tbe most foul aud corrupt humors will,
in few DAYS Weld 10 the cleansing, purifying, aud
Ienoyatjnr Influence OF the n. u. Resovent. The
most ioahsons Sores, Ulcers, Nodes, swsllings, and
the most Frightful skin Diseases, have been cured
|, /, fsw DAYS h, Radway,. Renoyating Resolvent.--
4, Ia s,snnt and the ntient feels no disagree
,hle .sn.tion of sickness nj the stomach CHao SIc
H., lin, hay, b,en lingering IN tho SYSTEM cor.
n,,n, The hlooJ soleninr tbe bones Frustrating the
$3.50. Io, len. twenty. or forty YEAR, have been
si..I,, rn,s, hv R,J,yny,. penoyatinr ke,oiyent,-
Cs..r inso MypIc,sr yoa All LusS ConrL.isr,.
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Al u Cont Of Probate held at saco, within and
Tor the County Of York, on the first Monday In
December, In the year of our Lord eighteen hun.
dred aud ff.y .fbnr, by the Honorable Joseph Il.
Nye, Judge of said C",ui
JOiIN \. MUGCII, Guardian of Lydia Locke, an
81 insane person, deceased, having presented his
tate II his said wanl Tor allowance,
Onpsnrp-Thai ih> said Guardian give notice
Ia a persons Interested by causing copy OF th, or
der To- be Published three weeks successfully In the
Union and Eastern Journal printed at Biddeios I'm ND
County, that they may appear nj Probate C,rt to he
held at Ssco, In said Comfy, on the drs, Monday
In February next, al ten 81 the clock In the s,e
and shew cause, if any they have, why the samc
should not be allowed.
50 Aiiest.-FRANCis DACoN, R,,,...,,
A true copy. Atiest,-fRANCls BACON, Resisssr.
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AZ Q cvaH ~ Probate held h Face withl,
aud faf the Coun,y of York, ea the irt slonda~ in
DccmLer, ia tho year of o,r Lard eighteen bunJ,.J
and hiiy four, hy tho Honorable Joseph r. Nys'
Judge &C said Court;
JOSEPH DANE, Junior. admin isrsior OF the esta,e
county, deceased, having presented his 6rs account
Of administration of the estate Of said deceased MI.
50 an account of the ~rensss of the assisnmen, nj
dover In the real estate of said deceased 70 his via
ew, for allowance.
ospKsEp THAT the said administrator give notice IN
ail persons Interested, by causing copy OF tb,, a,
der 10 be psbished three weeks suoees.ivey Nm m.
Unioa aud Eastern Journal, printed at Hiddefo,d n.
Ca be held Alfred aid county the hfst onday NJ
January next, nj ten of the elock In the forsn
and shsw cause, u any they have, why the same
shonld not be allowed.
III Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
A,ne copy, Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
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BOTANIC MEDICAL OFFICE,
To TILE AFFLICTED.

m. W. y. PADDLEPORD, Once al No. II Exchange
~ Street, Portland, may be consulted al Rscases
ieniioa TO ali Diseases o. the Uaasry Organs. mn.
great sue ess In those long standing and deu cases,
such ~ were 6rmery considered incunbe, 10 suifeent
70 commend him 70 the public, m worthy the patronage
es Of The above nature, matter how dIfcult oas
standing the case may be, would do well 10 call Dr.
Paddieiori nj his oce and 10 not efYtctuaiiy relieved,
no remuneration siu BE- rquirc'i ior his services
Read, Reflect, and ba Wise In Tiae.
Ia Acknowledged by oil Physicians of rvpate In al
countries, that medicine u sufficient " cslrs AZ
TIA, no ooe medicine Win cure any one disease, 10. tina,
every complaint requires change a Madeleine a. pm.
grrsses towards q cure consequently all molicines soh
by Druggists, curing mn complaints should be svod
ID, u yoa wish 70 avoid being humbusscd.
To Fensales.-An diseases peculiar n females,
(sach supprcssions Irregularities, kc) speedily
moved. The efficacy 81 his reu~iIes bs tbs curr u The
above Affections, have bern vel tested In ~ extensive
practice for the last u ycars.
Ts Ysuax Mes.-You who ere uoublsi via
seminal Weakness, g-nesally caused by bad habit Ia
youth, The effects u which are nocturnal emissions,
ringing In the ears, weak eyes, ke., terminating In
90 insanity neglected., speedily and
permanently cured By Dr. Paddlcsord.
II De.are Of al Kinds Of Eiixin anil eorilAis, -
Dr. Psidleri gives particular attention 10 al diseases
q private nature, 10 boh sexes, AMI uarranz per.
Dr.. Pad,esord b ma ouiy mailing by HE
daily Increasing przctice, bat aise nsnins himself -
the Treatment II the most dlcuk both On this
coanry and Europs lie 70 determined, Vet the expense
be what u msy, tEat h patients shall have ths best mod
ZEAL treatment In the wosid.
Rseoliect all yoa who arc anctsd, Apply 1t ooce u
my oGcs and but ~ days yin be requrd 10 Acct
cure. La. ..|.l'f ..f.L. 10
Rooms aAapted nc the privacy a patients. rhs poos
his eplniou a. advcs, BY lts, pni lscslnR The usuA
Gee, 81, VII be answered By rrtssn mai. N-1y
T7''7T W.. PADDELr0Rp.
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christian Mirror please copy.l

BRIGHTON niARKET.-Thur>day,D Dee. =,
At market, 1918 Beef Cattle, $500 Sheep and los
Swine.
BeCf Cattle-we quote extra $500 assl2; first quail
lily 800 $3.50 second quality $500 s6,5o third
quality s5,T5.
WOrkins Oxen-sS0 a 81 90.
Gcws aud Cakes-Sales from So siT.
Sheep Sales from 81 IS "a 80.
swine-At retail, from 4 q 0 cts
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TIVE sabscriber, having cold bic stock Of Hard.
ware 10 Saco, 10 Mcssrs. Scamman Il Gran.
GER requests oil pcpons indebted Ia him, and ~
the estate Of the late james D. Gooiwin 10 seiils
The same with A. r. Chisholm, Esq, before Jan
uary ist, 1853 II they would .ave cost.
Saco, December I, 1854. 4s-4w
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Farm, for Sale.

THE Subscriber oGen Zoe sale his farm situated
j in Ssco, on the River Road, Two miles from
tho villagvs Of Saco ind Bddcforl. Tho harm
consists Of about 100 acres, ni,out twenty-five u
which 10 excellent interval, and The balance upland,
a pan Of which IL woodland Tho 'buildings Goa.
sis,ing Of atood TOO story House, Lara lorty By
seventy, and good out buildings are In good repair
There are Two good wells near the buildings, and
soll wafer Is broosht directly ia,o The house,
Tho usual yield o( hay oa The iann u frjm ~ Ia
80 tons The character u the nil, and IL Ioca'
iion being near TO market which is always good.
render the farm c very desirable one, and worthy
the niicatioa Of any smart sctiyc H'aa who V 90
,,rous az cuga qnr In horticultural pupsIis, 10 make
moosy. There is email osrhnd on che farm.
For particulars ~ 70 price, terms Of paynenS
which will be made easy by giving proper ssoo"
~, inquire Of The subscnl,er on The P!sm,sssaS;v
"'' JEREMIAH G. sfiMPSON.
saco, Nov. 8, 1854. = WlO
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BOSTON MaRKlT.-Deeember ii,h.

flOur-Sales Of Ohio and Michigan superine, 50 Is
fancy 80 IS; Genesee extra, $40 IS a $40 So
Graln-SoutheIn yellow Corn Is Selling at 95, and
White at 30. Oats, 50 81 cts. Rye, In lots, 81 TO-
Hay-Eastern Il selling at SCI per ton, cash
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OPINION OF THE MEDICAL FACULTY.

TAs oPiHiOn Of william Perry, W. d., Erstsr, ". N.
FoE CoUGHs, Coins AND CossuMProS.-'l
have Witnessed the ELECTS of the Vegetable Phi.
RlO'aIy BaLsam, and have no hesilancy in ex.
pressing us my belief that !, is safe, conycn.
lent, aud very clhcaciOus medicine"
For sale in Biddeford by J. Sawyer; Saco, by
J. A. Berry. Price % cenis-Larger size Sl.OO
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Al n Count Of Probate held Mt saco, within ana
for the County Of York, on the fourth day OF de.
cember, in the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred
aud fny four, by the Honorable Joseph L. Nye,
Judge Of said Court:
HIRhM H. HOBBS, named Executor IN Ger.
Ill tain instrument purporins TO be the last Will aud
testament Of Wi son 4. Fall, late OF Berwick, 10
said county, deceased, having presented the same ior
OnprRrp-That the said Executor give notice
10 all person. interested, by causing copy OF this OF
der TO DO published three weeks successfully IN TIE
Union and Eastern Journal, printed al Biddefor,, In
said County, that they may appear ut Probate Cour
10 be held at Alfred In said County on the first Monday
Of January next, ut ten of the clock In the orenoon,
and shew cause, if any they have, whyitho said In:
srument should not lie proved, approved and allowed
The last will and ties ninen of the salt deceased
50 Attest FRANCIS BACON, Register.
true copy. Aitest-FRANClS BACON, Register.
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d E A 7 II S

Ia Sanford, 9ih inst, Helen Maria, daughter Of
J. :. kimball, Esq, aged Is years and 3 months.
In Saco, Dec OH, Mrs Sally s. Written, wife
of Mr. Benjamin Written, aged 81 years and S
months.
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Burning Fluid,

NAMPHENE, AMI PII0sGENE GAS. Fresh suppus
" just received, and for sale by ,,u,,,,,,
u-3S '-| Hf ID. La MIfohbhA
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w
ain this work have given, in every particular.
the true and the only full account of my enter.
|prises. "-Prsfaes .
The Publisher only repeats the public sentiment
in announcing that this book will be one Of extra
ordinary interest. Mr.. Banum's unparalleled tact
aud talent as BUSINESS NAN, the grand and liber.
al scale on which his prominent enterprises have
nlent which can both give and take hii Of hunor,
have made his name wordknown "household
word" ....- ......r
Adopting nothing cxienua,e ns his motto, he
presents the authentic history Of "JOlCE HETH,"
The "PEJEE MERMAID" the "WOOLLY
HORSE" the " HERD OF BUFPALOES," and
other Showman incidents, generally denounced rs
his connection with GENERAL Ton THUMB, md
the Trlumphni Musical Campaign Of Jenny
Lind. Incidents OF travel, and interviews with
the crowned heads aud nobility OF the Old World,
and sketches and anecdotes in our own land the
entire history OF the engagement Of the SWEDISH
NIGHTINGALE, and the exact receipts Of each Con.
cert the purchase and management Of the Amer.
can Museum; life before and behind the scenes {:
the Travelling Circus OF earlier times, and its nd.
ventures; the Travelling Mcnngerie OF later date |;
Agricultural Experiments Experience IN Bank
Ing Rules for business and Making Fortune !;
aud innumcrablc additional enterprises and opera.
iions, afford the author an indefinite range Of sub.
ject, and he will abundanly prove by his pen that
he is something more than a SNOWMAN We
know, indeed, Of no subject which affords greater
scope for deeply interesting narrative than the
AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF p. 7. BARNNM.
IRIS. F. PAncnER & Co. are the only au.
thOrized Agents for this town, who have on hand
q complete assortment Of School and Miscellane.
Gus Books, Periodicals, &c. ~
Bddeiord, Dec. 3, 1854.
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Our Furnishing Goods

consist Of White aud Fancy Shirts. Bosoms, CO..
lar, Hdk'Gs, Gauga FOcks. Backskin Gloves,
Mitiens, Suspendsrs, Blue and Red Flannel Shirts,
Scarf, Comloriers, Carpet Bags, Umbrellas, and
everything TINT Is wanted in the shape OF Gents
wearing apparel, Gun be found at this store.
Allthe above Lamed goods will be sold nj less
llun Auction prices, and We sincerely hope that
the public will avail themselves Of this opp,stuni
w aud buy their goods at this Store, rather thas
pay 20 per cent profit elsewhere. Recollect tho
place. Cerner Of Maiae and Water Sts., SAGE.
IRA DRESSER & CO.
Saco, December I, 1854. <S-6
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. HORSE naoE1xo done by JOHN ia
4 q, hi. shop on Alfred st., Biddefosd
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NoTICH.

T,HE snb-criher, having iea saco, requests I'll
L psgca: ia;:b,ed 70 hlm 70 make pay,aeal 10
would save cost JAMES 3. GOODWIN.
Ssco, Dec. i,Ils5,. 4s-4w
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And hundreds II other articles, which we have not
space o mention, Including full assortment Of BRrrrAx.
ETA WARE, solar and hand Lamps, bohemian Glass
Vases, French Inkstaads Rich China, Terra Gotta aud
I,ronre Card Receivers French Cologne Stands, Wine
Bottles, Watch Stands, Spoon Holders, Cigar Holders,
Fancy Work Boxes, MachIe Porte Hollos Candelebras
Violin Strings, Dndges, Rosln, kc Ysns, steei and
Morrocco SPECTACLE Cases, Load and German silver Pen.
ellis, Sewing and Knitting Needles, Every best quaes
Crotchet Needles, Key Rings German silver, steel, and
white Metal Thimbles. Pocket Ink-stands, Napkin
Rings, Tea Bells and Dinner Bells stcei Tens AMI llo
ers, silk Witch Guagis, steel s,ch Chains, Dfass and
steel Watch Keys, kc., &c.
9 Particular NosIcc.-Our facilities ibr Watch
and Clock repairing are nnsurassed NJ Clark grae.
teal Watch Maker, AMI the best whitman In The s.tr
attends to this department ~ buslDess. Watches
cleaned, and seu Wheels, PinnS veye, Jewels, Cyin'
ders, Springs, Pvc ke inserted In tr vefy best man
nsr, and f twothinis What ne expehse vcua he 6r The
work In Boston. Jewtiry 81 all kinds repaired 10
the very best manner shortest notic Old Watch
e. Ciocks, Jewsry and silver taken In exchange i new
Money % Yet On Watches, JevelrJ ard Silver Ware:
Crystal Arcade Building, BiddtfOed, Ne.
Biddef,rl, October ., 1854. isnsa
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- IFs' Ul>' V'I e~''' =" PSF WITT - go -,
1884 Presents 1900 $3.50 1900 .s',oOO.W
Admission 81 - One chance in 9,
liz. Of the proceedings will be sent TO the ticket holders.
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GREAT SALE OF
WATCHES and JEWELRY,
SHAW D. cEARK'S,

crystal Arcade Buiidtng, Biddcford.
WE have constantly hand good an assortment II
w Fine Watches and Clocks, and Rich Jeweiry and
Sver Ware he found In The State, and would rc-
spectfuly call attention 10 the following
LIST or PRICES, f
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10 There are over 100 policemen in
New York, which are supported a, an ex-
pense Of about 500, 900 per annum.
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" II 8 II g

We have first rate assortment OF Winter
Vests, from SOC. to s9, former price, si.2j aud
$3.50.
We would say TO every man and hoy that wants
TO buy an oyercoat, or any kind VI garment, aud
wants TO save S2or 50 in buying, if they will jus,
examine our stock aud prices before making their
purchases, they will be convinced that they con
save 20 per cent. by buying their clothing OF any
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HATS AND CAPS.

We have large assortment Of Black Silk Hats,
Fall style. we will sell for So former price $500
Our Black N. g. Hats, from 81 80 TO So 50, former
p'ice, 81 aud %. Cloth caps from 37i TO S7i, for.
mer price, Oc. to sl.l2. Plush Caps, oil prices,
also kossuth hats nt lower prices Than they can
he Obtained Vt any other slore In this vicinity.
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READY MADE Clothing.

which is the largest and best manufactured stock
that can be Iound Ia either Saco or Biddeiord, cou.
sists Of black, Brown, and Bise, sack asA
frock Overceats, prices ran xing from 81 TO el2,
former price, 50 to sl4. Fancy Ovcrcoais, both
in Frocls aud Sacks, from 1878 To 80, former
price, IS TO 81. Fine BroadclOh Dress Goats,
from $50 TO SIG. Business Frocks aud Sacks,
from 81 ST. to $3.50 Black Pants from 81 % Ia
1910. Fancy Pants, from sl25 TO 1918, iormx
nriccs 90 IN 81 80
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Gas IN NANTUCKET. Gas was ale, on"
in Nan,ucke,-,he birthplace Of the whale
fishery-on Wednesday night. What wiR
The whales say nowl
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50 Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
A true cory, Attest FRANCIS MACON, Register.
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50 Attest,-FRANClS BACON, Register.
A true copy. Auest-fRANCiS BACON, Register.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-17
CALIFORNIA ITEMS--GOLD DUST
SPROUIING

ANOTHER RECoMMENRATIOE.-Th San Fran
cisco Herald, after detailing some remarkable
cases Of recovery from gunshot wounds in Cal
ifornia, comes to the conclusion that there
may be something in the climate favorable TO
such result. 1t may be that benefcent Pro-
violence has arranged it thus to counteract the
effect of mans violence.
Cars ''As Is."-A Mr. Martin, of San
Joaquin county, has raised some oats, tho
stalks of which are as large as q mans little
finger, each head being nearly foot and q
half in length. To look at his own produc-
tions, Mr.. Martin might readily imagine him
self to have been raising cane"
FEMININE SPuyK-At Douglass Flat, Tue
lomne county, blooming young widow cow
hided gentleman of that place for using IN.
becoming language toward her, and wound
up by giving beautiful pair of black eyes,
with her fists, and tea ring out o handful of his
Shiskers.
GRIrrY-The Sun says that the ladies, I'D
in the nei ghborhood of "Ground Hog Glory"
cowhiie their beaux with a frying pan, for
trihing miss de- meanors. Spunky, that; but
il is said they are not circums' ance to the
wild catfish dsmsels Of DEVILS Delight. -
What the latter are capable of has not yet
been placed upon the public records.
A TIrLE.-A paper gives the following as
the best title to lot in San Francisco i" A
shanty, and yourself in it, with revolver
If the title needs confirmation blow some
body's brains out" ...t ID .
CooL'-The editor of the Sacramento State
Journal recommends the closing of the tb eatrs
liz that city for a week, to allow q portion OF
tho stock company to study. 7.-.,...
| a., CALIFORNIA Mrs. Partingfon told one Of
hue hnn, suns that she was glad the sinners and
mouse OF reprobates had ad ION al 20, sh "A,
! s's were shame TO bsnighted people. -
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~ - W aACoOINEs AuCttOneeF.
LNACELLENT AND NEARLY NEW FURNITURE
AAND HOUSEKEEPING EFFECTs-On TUks.
uhf morniny, July 18th, at 10 o'clock at the resi-
oence OF " liam Wall, Esq, on street, between
ioth ana nth streets, shall sell his furniture and
Housekeeping effects, comprising
superior resewoodcase Piancforte, of fine tone and
touch ~
suite Of crimson plush-corered parlor Furniture
SIiIe OF mahogany hair spring sea Furniture
Neroie-,op, CENTRE SHE, aud pier Tables
ralr CT french-p.ate Mirrors, Shades
Gct5i: plu-h-coverel and rueb-coy.,.t p...,,,..
Chairs i>e'oP'ioh
Numoer 81 han 1some Paintings and Eurrayincs
nronze Cantelabras Figures and Or auents
nei'et ana Brussels Carpets, Rug
Brussels. hall. and stair Carpets Mating
0lcicth, Crash, Stair Rods and Ewes
french and Cottage Beds teads, Bureaus
Msshstands, Wardrobe, Toilet Sets
superior curle hair Mattre. ses Fecthar BEDS
Boisters and Pillows, Hask Mattresses
lounge, Easy Chair, Curtains and Co-nics
Hant7se"t cottage Chsrs, Tat:es
walnut Exten' Ion Table. Rsfrigeratcrs
"Hite "rsntie Dlarer Set, Az tique Dessert g..
Gold-hani Tea AMI Coffee service ee'
Excellent Table Cutlery Table in.n
Silver-plated Casters Waite
surerior Ccoki5g al d other Stow.
i0e''.er WIKI a good assortment Of Kitchen Reoui
Inc above furniture is sll nearly new and OF ex
cellent quality.
FERNS: $40 and under cash; over that sum ,r. III
OF Two and four months, for notes Satisfactorily So
cured, bearing interest
r. ;. The house is tor rent inquire Of the Aur-
met JAS. c. Mcguire,
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