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The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-14

FlLLIBUsTERING ExPEplroE 1t is
whispered round that Srocktnn will con.
tribute few men to recruit the forces of
President " aIker. We believe that AN
organization has been effected, and that
the company will shortly start for the
new Republic. May they be successful! |!
S. j. Repub.
MoRE New PApERs.-We have been
shown the prospectus Of IA paper to be
started lst OF February, at Humboldt
Bay. NJ. Shepherd, Esq, of this city,
Editor and Proprietor. 1t wi be called
the Western Republic, and will be Demo
cratic in politics. Mr.. :. possesses the
ability and enterprise necessary to the
task he has undertaken.
MeSsrs. Jas. Porter and Chas l.. Tuck
er' are amour 10 start paper at Crescent
city, to be called the K Klamath Chronicle.
hey have energy and ability, and we
trust their enterprise will succeed
State Jour.
Outsiders know very little generally of
the difficulties in the way of legislators,
especial y in California; The 'sIobby
members" are the cause of nearly all the
bad legis alton of the State. hey are
like the locusts-the vermln-the lice of
Egypt. Ihey ~poij every good and clean
thing. They hang about the purlieus of
the legislative halls like the ghosts of tn 4.
damned, snnffiny up and breathing out
rascality with the dust of the day, con-
fusion, and the smoke of the midnight
lamps. They are the immoral sponges
OF the LegIslature.--Cal.C Chron.
Marriage CtvH Contract.-The Pro-
bate Judge of San Francisco county ha,
decided, in effect, that a woman living
with man, although not pub Icly marri-
ed, becomes in law his wife; and in Cas-
OF his death becomes the possessor of all
the lmmunities of married woman -
SO we learn from the Courier. The
spirit OF this decision, carried out, would
entltle great many women who have
hUt"g husbands of the kind referred to,
to dennoll>h the reputation and jeopardze
the property of not few individuals in
this State Notwithstanding, under Il
liberal view of the spirit of the laws Of
God and man, we cannot characterize the
decIson as anything, else than ii remarka
b y just one; and one which is destined to
have good effect on the morals of Cali
fornia.-State Jour.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-14

SUCCESSFUL MINING The Marysvlle
Herald is informed that new and rich
diggings have been discovered at Hesse's
Crossing. That paper remarks:
"ln one claim; two young men have
been at work for nine weeks. The first
weeks work netted ninety one dollars;
and the product has steadily increased,
up to last week, when they took ont five
hundred dollars. There are but few
miners IN that region, at present, and the
existence Of these new diggings is known
to hut few. Mr.. Mccormick showed us
several pounds Of specimens, taken from
those new mines, and they are certainly
very beautiful
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-14

Mrs. WeaVer-returns thanks Io' 'n1
liberal patronage extended to the 'E1ceis or
he would inform her friends and the puon0
that she has opened her house as hestau'
rant, and that meals can be had at all ho"'0'
Auburn, Dec. II. ls53.--u
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-14

- uefllfS Safe.---'y virtue Uf an exc
~ cutlon to me directed and delivered issuen
out Of the District ourt of the 6th judicial
District, in and for Sacramento county on n
iudgm Mt rendered on the Goth day OF Decem.
ber, 1873, in yOr Of Joseph Klopenstene.
andrew klopenstene and Lewis Vassariat
and against huus Smith. o. j Douglass
and II Pendleton for S952,64 and $2O5 90
costs Of suit, with interest on said sum of
7952,64 from the day judgment was rendered
At the rate OF ten per cent per annum, have
levied upon and viii sell to the highest bid
der for cash at the court house in Placer
county. on the 4th day Of February, 1854. at
| o'clock IN. all the right, title, interest
and claim of >aid Smith, Douglass and Pen.
leton in and to the stock and shares in the
Gold Hill and Bear River alter Company
being and situated in Placer county All the
above named stock will be sold on said day or
much thereof as will be sufficient to sltis
fly said execution and costs due and to become
Tue thereon.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-14
OIL! OIIm OLE!

0OO0 GALLONS best bleschcd Winter
CUUU strained Oil;
1000 gals Elephant OF;
500 Pure Sper" Oil,
Meats Foot, Machinery, Tanners Oil, Scdc,
For Sale by K. n MCDONALD,
Miners Drug >tore,
jan1 i-nl0ly No. 1879 j street, Sac. City.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-14

RAlN.---Before daylight Thursday
morning the ram commenced in earnest,
and continued without cessation the whole
day and night. We notice some of our
"Divlde" friends looked very much pleas
ed at sight of the "liquld."
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-14

Judge Hoffman, of the District Court,
at San Francisco, has reversed the deci-
sion of the former Board of Land Com
mlssioners fi'ming Fremont's claim.
L his Will leave a large tract of country in
Marlposa comfy open TO pre- emptiOn.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-14

AccOMMODATIUN LINE.--We notice
that Mr.. A. 0 Thoms, has started an
accommodation stage, to run as business
offers between Nevada and Auburn, o.
Auburn and Sacramento. We under
stand his rate of fare are much less than
the regular stage line.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-14

FIRE->one ma !cious individual, on
Tuesday night last, set fire to an unorcu-
pied building in Yankee Jim, but was
soon put out after its time y discovery,
which was about 7 o'clock. Had il been
later the whole town might have been
destroyed, as the wind was fair for it.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-14

Quite an excitement exists among
some of the business men Of San Fran
cisco, in relation to decision recently
made by the Supreme Court in regard
the Revenue Law of 1853.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-14

CoDIFIED LAws.-It would appear by
an article in the Alta of the llth inst, -,
that the book of codified laws, ordered
by an act of the last Legislature, is very
inperfectly compiled. II SO it should
certainly be rejected.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-14

GovERHOR's MESSAGE. - Our space
would not permit u~ to publish this docu-
ment, owing to its extreme length. On
the outside Of to-day's issue will be found
the Governors Inaugural.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-14

MAIL FAcILIrIEs.- Our gentlemanly
mail agent, |. D. Fry, Esq, informs us
that Post Offices are about to be establish
ed at u mo stown and Michigan CITY.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-14
X. III. MCDONALD,
Importing and Wholesale Druggist,
No. l39 j Street,
BETWEEN 5TH AND 9TH STREETS,
Sacramento CITY.

TUST RECEIVED, pr ex- Clippers, the ~
y following articles
300 ozs Quinine; 100 lbs Eng { aloml
800 lbs Tartaric Acid; 100 lbs blue Mass;
1l00 lbs arb Ammonia; 500 lbs Acetic Acid
1000 lbs Carb Soda; 1000 lbs Nitric Acid;
1000 lbs Cream Tartar; 1000 lbs Sulp'ric do
1000 lbs fresh Hops; 1000 lbs Muria,ic do
500 lbs Colgate Starch; 500 lbs Beeswa1;
1900 lbs refined Bora1; 100 gals Castor Oil
2o0O los Pearl BARLEY; so doz tpts do do
500 lbs Arrow Root; 80 doz spts do do
800 lbs lapioca; so doz plnts do do
500 lbs Pearl Lago 100 doI Mex Mus
$40 doz Seidlitz Powd'rs tang Liniment;
25 doz Soda Powders 100 doz Nerve and
500 lbs Cinnamon Bark; Bone Linment;
lOn doz Perry Davis Pain Killer.
loo doz Osgoods Cholag"gue;
200 doz Reynolds holagogue;
Paints, Oils, Brushes, Sc, Sc,
and articles pertainlng t. Paint and Oil
store in part rs follows;
5000 lbs pure VIII lead; 1900 gals Spts Turpen
5000 lbt No / g 1000 e Is Iinseed Oil;
1000 lbs Fancy Pants; 800 gals varnsh's asst
1000 lbs Dye " oods; 50 do1 krushes asert
lOo lbs Ind. go; 20 bbls kosin;
bbls Coal Tar 10 bbls Tar.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-14

LEGISLATIVE FAvoRs-W are indeht-
ed to Messrs. " aIkup, Tuttle, O'Neill
and Fairfield, for legislative favors.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-14

The subscription raising at Benicia, for
the widow of the Hon. J. H. Carson, will
not be less than $500,
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-14
4 lONSTABLE'S SALE.-By virtue OF

4 lONSTABLE'S SALE.-By virtue OF
" AN execution, to me directed, Issneo
from the Court of f. Robinson, u Justice
Of the Peace, of Up. No. 2, Placer coa!l.
ty, on Judgment rendered on the IIln
dav of January, II. d., 1854, in favor Oh
Joseph Campbell and against William
Hightower, for the sum Of $l9, and COSTS
of suit, taxed at $2l,5O, with accr"'ng
costs, | have levied upon and will expose
to public sale, on the Esd day Of January
A. d. 1854, between the hours Of lO a. "i.'
and 4 O'Clock, p, m, on the premises ST..
nated northeast Of the town OF virginia
in Up. N" 2: One mining claim; 50
one log house, taken as the property o.
William Hightower to satisfy said exrcu'
ton. r. NJ. WAGNER, Constable
ian n-1s Qw. ZIP. No. =.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-14

The BALL AT THE HoMEsTEAp.-We
had the pleasure of attending the Ball at
Mrs. Harmon's, upon Monday evening,
and more pleasant one we have not
been at in California There were in at
tendance about 25 or 80 ladies and some
so gentlemen. We noticed number Of
the company were from Sacramento, Yam
kee Jim, and other distant places, The
Homestead has become celebrated for
pleasant parties; and 80 well pleased
were we, that next time we shall try and
be on hand again.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-14
NONSTABLE'S S\LE.-By virtue Of

( NONSTABLE'S S\LE by virtue Of
" an execution, to me directed, issued
out of the Court Of X. o. Cravrns, 3
Justice of the Peace, within and for the
county of Placer, State Of California,
Tp., No. 5, on judgment rendered on
the 9th day of January, a. d., 1854, in
favor of A. &. Henken and Helm A. Hen
iken and against Robert NJ ook and 6.
Newman, for the sum of $500 debt, to-
gether with Sl06 costs of suit, have this
day levied upon and will sell to the high
est bidder, for cash, on Oregon Bar, Mid
die Fork of the American River, at the
store known as Cook's store, on Friday,
the Goth day of January, a. d., 1854, at
3 O'Clock, p. m, a the right, title and in
terest of the said Robert NJ. Cook and G.
Newman in and to the following described
property, to wit: A lot of Groceries and
Provisions estimated at about 1000 lbs;
lot of liquors estimated at about 80 gals,
ii lot of Stationery, 7 cans oysters and
Holsters, 5 boxes sardnes, II bottles oil,
! Iot of dry goods, 2doz papers ,acks,
II balls lwine, box pipes, ID lbs Io'"c-
co, gals syrup, $50 cigars, 10 iquor
keys, 9 pr gold scales anG blowers, burk-
els, bar room stove and piEe, about
dnz. plates, about 5 doz knives and forks,
pitchers, l castor, about 2 l2 doz tnm-
blers, picks and 2 shoveIs, cross cut
saw, lot carpenters tools, | large box
and desk. D. C. SCOTT,
Yankee Jim's, Janl1 '54 Dep. Sheriff.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-14
Agents.
Removal Ofthe Capitol.

So far there does not appear 10
have been much done by the leglsla-
ture towards the consummation OF
this important matter. We have no
doubt that a more earnest disposition
would have been shown by some of
the northern members, to dispose Of
the question as soon as possible II
the fact had not gone abroad among
the people that Sacramento was
pledged to assist in bringing on the
election of United States Senator this
winter, and for so doing was to have
the seat of government. This has
created a strong prejudice in the
minds Of the people, and necessarily
been detrimental to the success Of
Sacramento. Notwithstanding the
people are in favor of the capitol
being removed, they are opposed
to any bargains and sale to accom-
plish it. There is natural aversion
to such course; it is legislation Of
this kind that has nearly ruined the
State and created so much dissatis-
faction in the democratic party.
The people would rather thai Be
necia should retain the capitol until
doomsday, rather than see their con-
stitutional rights sold like ''mess OF
pottage." They have no wish to be
sold like "sheep i'll the shambles."-
We speak thus freely because of late
we have had an opportunity Of learn
ing the sentiments Of many Of our
citizens, and even during the present
week of the District Court we have
conversed with a great number Of
them upon this subject, and they in
variably expressed opposition to the
Senatorial election this winter, as
well as favorable to Sacramento for
the seat of government.
Under the circumstances it would
be well for the citizens Of Sacrament
to take some step to satisfy the pub
lie mind that they are not combined
with others, TO bring on the Senate
rial election for the sake of securing
the capital.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-14

The CALIFORNIA FARMER.-We have
received the first No. of this interesting
and neatly printed agricultural paper. 1t
is published at San Francisco every
Thursday, 10y John F. Morse & Co..
Terms eight dollars per annum in ad-
vance. We are pleased to welcome the
Farmer to our table, and at the same time
wish that every surcess may attend 1t in
developing the greatagrlcultural resources
Of our rich and growing State.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-14

Adams & o., have been prompt in the de-
livery Of papers during the week
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-14

10 Wells, Fargo & Co., we are indebted for
numerous favors during the week.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-14

A bdOminal Supporters. 1russes,
II Shoulder Braces, etc An excellent AS.
sVrtment OF various patterns For sale BY
Il. II. MCDONALD,
janl4-nlOly No 139 j street, Sac. City.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-14

ExpLosioN OF THE RANGER AT ALA
M4p..-lt seems that the te eSraphIc re-
port of thus affilr was incorrect. The
following is from the Herald:
"rhere was no truth in the rumor cir
Gu ated last night, that three persons had
lost their lives by the explosion of the
Ranger. All the missing passengers have
turned up, with the exception OF gentle
man from this cit named We>cott, who
was known to have been on board, and
has not since been heard Of One of the
passengers named Thompson, has been
so badly injured that no hopes are enter
tained of his recovery. The boiler, we
are Informed, was blown about one hun
dred yards from the boat, taking the en-
gine altogether ong with it. The cap
tain had quite II narrow escape. He was
sitting ON the round hnu>e ut the time the
accident took place, and was blown into
the water; and the engineer was throw"
forward as far aS the stem post. He was
standing about four fe from the engine
at the time of the explosion. Some of
the passengers received very severe con
tu>ions."
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-14

We are indebted 10 Harry Charles for
..e Panama papers.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-14

MoRMoN BA1TALIoN.-Th he members
of the old Mormon battalion, who crossed
the Plains to California, in al, were,
when discharged, allowed return mileage.
A claim Of $o5,0O0 has recently been
presented at the Treasury Department,
being the difference in communication by
the overland roure, compared with the
route across the Panama lsthmus. The
claim for this difference was rejected on
the ground that there was no mail route
across the Isthmus at the time. The
mileage, at any rate, was mostly construc-
tive, as nearly all the battalion remained
in California Stale Jour.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-14
s G ASTIN,

s c ASTIN,
Sheriff Placer county.
January 3, 1854-nl83w
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-07-21
IH& SUMMER SESSION
OF rae
LEWISBURG ACADEMY

VIII commence Oh MoSpAr, April II, 1854,
10 continue 20 weeks.
The course of Instruction in this Institution
is calculated to prepare youthsto enter College
or for general business.
Comp ,sitiuI ard Defamation receive care
iul attention.
The subscriheris solicitous TO secure class
Of Young Ladies.
Our constant aim in the improvement OF the
pupil. is TO render the Discipline Of the school,
a. well as the mere imparting and acquiring
of knowledge Subseryient to the higher objects,
10 wit the formation Of good character. based
upon sound morality. and the preparation of
the youth hv well established habits OF order,
energy and Independent self-reliance, for use
tulneSs and success in life.
The Bible is in daily in the school.
7iIiioa-For Languages $40. Higher Eng
lish 50. and common branches, Gncluding
Reading. Writing. Geography. Arithmetic,
Grammar and 4. $ History S6-per session.
No deduction except for sickness.
JOHN RANDOLPH,
March II, 1854. Principal
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fOrOursclveS

Since the Chronicle came into our hands,
We have clothed it in new type, at cost
of $500 or Si00-Ofhce rent has nearly
doublcd-Printing paper has advanced ~
or 20 per ucat-ihe number of workmen
employed is largcr-Farmers produce is
raised in price generally but our terms
have not been advanced. Thus, while
our pttronoye has increased, our Pr.5ts
have not.
s-s-A reasonable inference from these
premises j.. that WE MUST RAISE OUR
RATES OF CHARGES, or our readers must
obtain an increase Of PATRONAGE. The
papcrs ADORE us on the West Branch, and
so.nc on the North Branch and elsewhere,
have raised their charges. We choose to
wait one year longer-at the old rates,
trusting that We may be favored with such
an increase of Subscribers. Advertising,
and Job Work, as may enable us to keep
on at our old rates.
In almost every nci2hborhood, within
20 miles around I.cwishurg, additional
patrons might readily be obtained.
We send ont weekly % papers in single
,cruypers To print, fold, envelope, and
direct singly, 81 times year, affords but
small profit indeed, If each one now
getting paper alone will get one or more
new subscribers to Join him, the larger
packages will 20 more safely, and afford
us better compensation.
rea-We ask all who approve the course
Of our paper, to all it by getting one or
IN re subscribers raza
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-07-21
1EW1SB17RG CHRONICLE & WEST BRANCH FARMER.
Proclamatius 10 the Cift-ens of
Mimlnburs and Vicinity

Pulvermaeher's Hydro-E!cctrc Voi'aic oha'"s'
CONSTRUCTED TO be worn next to the
" skin, prducoing "A constant current OF
electro magnetism, etlect!ng tmmeddle reAtj
from all acute palms, and
Permanent Cure Of all Neurdyic Diseases.
PULVERMACHERS ELECTRIC CHAINS
Were .. used in France three years since for the cure
Of nervous diseases and after being submitted U he mos
thoro trial in every hospital in Paris hy the 1t
Prof sors in that city, they recommended 10 he
Government Of France which granted patent Tor the
discovery During the year 2s5l they were introduced
in Germany AUSTRIA Prussia and England ana one year
since introduced and patented by the s. eoSernhen'
Nos. astonishing e,reso
ra;nfI md Sw.ll.i Joints Palpitation the Heart,
Neuralgia of the Face, peri"iieal h'a
D.afn,ss Kindness Pains from Indigestion,
Hysterics' peyspepnsls, e na,. c,;'J Wsys"n..
quickly and rapidly cured b simply wearing the Cha'h
for few hours each day. .
Yorkwhere they exhibited t. Pros Nnlentin" hc'
Van Buren,, Post Cuenochan, who readily discovered That
Sranqr and Singular Is,o,rs cf
INSTANTLY RELIErING PA INS,
whenever applied aud by their recommendation nnd IN
ucnce they introduced into the different hospitals
of New York and are nov in daily in those lnstitu
treamen, OF the cure Of the above named
diseases.
No Other Medical Agent
in the world can produce so many well authenticated
certificates Of cure from Scientific Physicians ANA neli
gent Patients may be found IN each pamphlet which
NAV be obainrd gratis at the Drug Store Of THEo :
CHRIST no sole agent for Mi'burg aii vicinity and
who will explain the Of use to any one VINO may
apply. 80
In the citv OF New York, at the General oihcc, 56s
Rroaway there daily being al fom ~ to 80 chains
and demand B'-ton is e. great in proper
ton to the population although they have only b Ell in
troduced three months.
The Chains easily and are equally applirhbie
to all classes of pcrsonsthe child we'll ~ the adult
and are always ready for uscneyer get out "t rTarand
much article ornament they Of valuable
means of cure.
The Chains can b. sent b- mail To- any Part Of The
States aud be obtained in all the principal cities in
the Union. Phy scians requested to"Hauinc them
CARD TO LADEs-Ladies Who saciente requested
not to them only for few moments at each time of
applying for by long continued miscarriage is fire.
quently produced.
THEO. ). CHRIST, Agent, Mfllinburg,
ly522dsl Union 20. Pa
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Most astonishing Cure of Scrofulous Ulcers,
certified by the Mayor of Boston, Eng.)

t5py Of Letter from j NoJts Esq, MIyor Of Boston,
Lincolnshire
To ppcrrsyrp VoIlow,Y-Dear Sir Mrs. Sarah Dixon
of Li1uorponi street, Boston, has this day dePsci before
me that for ierahlc period she severely afflicted
with scrofulous and ulcers i'll her arms feet legs
and other PARTS Of her body and although the first Of
medical advice vas obtained, at the cost of large sum
money she obtained no abatement oil suheiips but
gradually grew worse.
Being recommended by friend to try your Ointment
she procured small pot, aud box Of the Piis and
that ali used symptoms of amendment aPiea
red y rer.ryering with the medicines tor short time
longer accnrng the directions and strictly adhering
your TO diet Sc she was perieet! cured aLd
nov enjoys the best OF health.
| remain, dear sir,
Dated Aug IL, 1853. tsisned) j. NOZZLE
Extraordinary and rapid Cure of Erysipe!as
in the Leg, after medical aid had failed.
Letter fr,,a Ms E,ab,th Ya'es ttr Pvt fe Ad,eick
RoId. aeIr B,gnor, S,tss.r, iais't Jan, IL, 1903
To Professor uoiowaySir: suffered for oons'tiera-
bic period fIoIn atts-k Uf Erysipeias which at
length settled in my leg aud resisted all mclica! treat
sufgerns very grctand quite de.pnired
f any permanent amendmsnt. when was hu,lsu .,
have recourse to your Ointment and s did so without
delay, and happy say tho result WAS eHiihehty
successful they effected radical cure OF my leg ana
restored me to the enjoyment of health shall ever
speak with the utmost conienre "i your mraiGines am
have commended then. to others IN this neigborhood
similarly afflicted, who derived sr.at b.ng
,sign,dl ELIZABETH iEATES.
The Pills should be used cono.nt,y with the Ointment
il most Of the following cases:
n.,l Chilbl.ius Fstllas Sore ThrOats
Bal Breasts Chappcd Gout SKIN Diseases
Burns Hands Gleudulsr Scurvy
nunions Corns (sof) Sneilings Sore Leads
Bites Of Mos Cancers Lumtago Tum7rs
clpt,,s aud Contracted Plies Ulcers
S,ui-F.i-s and stiff rheumatism Wounds
CoclNay Joints SCl'ds laws
Chicc,-foot Elrphartiasis Sore Nipples &c Sc.
Sold at tn. Establishment Of Pror-s,r nOLLuNAT IA!
Strand near Temple Bar, Loudun and also at hiS house
New York Orders for Medicine IN the States addressed
YE,Youry NsIc ITrL" will due att ntIha sol"
I,r,it
the United States in Pots at 81 cts ~ cts
SIS each Wholesale by the principal Drug houses
in the Union.
~ there is consjfera s1rHg By 'ilHg firer ''es
Nh Directions for the guidance of patients in every
disorder afiArd TO each Pot tly5uI)
Sold by Dr. kEMPER, MiiflInburS
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Winfield Wooden Factory,
Near Isar.Iceon. Union County.

II,HIS establishment Is nov: ID the bet order.
The machinery being nearly all hcw
and none bu, the best Of workmen employed
the subscriber feels safe in saying that Al>
work shall not be surpassed by any establish.
mcnt IN this or the adjoining counties.
HI, Wagons will be around as usual, and
those wishing t. palroniZe his establishment,
will please avail themselves Of that opPoriu-
ui'v.
~ have also on hand, and intend keep
ing a choice assortment of Goods. such as
Chths. Sltiaeffs, CG,hmeres, Ticeeds, Blanktis,
Ylrns, Sc. which will sell low for cash, or
exchange for Wool and Country Produce gen
orally. MARK HALtFENNf.
Hartlctcn, April -. ls53-tf
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CLINTON WEIGH,
Attorney at Law,

LEWISBCRG, Union Co., Pu.
nen OFFICE On S. Second St near Market
Refers TO
Hon. Lraes Bsrnside, b H:f.H'e, Ia.
Jlmss r. HIis, do
f. c. Humcs 4 to, do
Hon. A5rdhdn s. wilson LstcistouH, Ia.
1. JDsidR Sp,jHTy.
Sinact C1irin. H1liidgysivrg.
Linn, Snuh d "a. ihttId, Ia,d.
LcuisbUTq. igrii22 ls53