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GNAPON sPRINGs.-THE .MOUNTAIS

HAPON sPRINGs.-THE MOUNTAIN
" House, ct this well-known watering place.
will be opened by the undersigned on the 10Th OF
June. tIa
No effort or outlay shall be wanting 10 render
Capon, in It's comforts, gayetes, and many a.trsc
tons, fully equal TO any place of summer resort In
the Union.
The ears from Baltimore and Alexandria, con.
meeting with lines Of stages from Winchester,
Piedmont and Front Royal, afford pleasant and
speedy access q. l.. BLAKEMORE,
THOMAS B. p. INGRAM.
June 1d--0mcn af T-FN1
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CARD.-Drs. R. & J. Hunter,

MI EDICAL CARD.-Drs. II. & j. Hunter,
INl physicians for diseases Of the chest, &c,
beg TO announce that they will remove to New
York on the 9Th Of December next, or as soon
thereafter as they shall have completed desired
professional arrangements in regard TO their prac.
tice in Washington and Baltimore. The motive for
of access 10 those visiting them from distant parts
of the Union.
DR.. James Hunter WILL during the winter, visit
professionally 81. Augustine, Jacksonville, and the
principal resorts for invalids on the southern
coast.
Baltimore on professional business once in each
month after December.
Will be published in January next an American
edition of Sir Charles Scudsmore's work on Inha-
lation, with an " Introduction" "Notes," and an
Appendix, by R. Hunter, NJ r. C. s.
Nov l6--ly (m)
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ITEMS OF NEWS.

ONO is the greatest corn-growing State in the
Union, growing, in 1850, upwards OF 100000
bushels. On the west side Of the Scioto Just be.
low Columbus, there is planted field, six hun.
drcd acres Of bottom. Fifteen shovel ploughs,
and three cultiva,ors, worked by eighteen men
and twenty-five horses, are kept in constant re.
QUESTION; and the result is that scarcely weed
can be seen in the well ploughed burrows TWEEN.
ty-fve German girls follow the plough, and do the
hoeing, for which they receive sixty-two and a
half cents per day.
New SPECIES or COUNTERFEIT CoIN.--Dyes
Bank Mirror says large amount OF counterfeit
ten cent pieces are being circulated in this city
and Boston, of the most dangerous kind ever in
vented. They have a goddess and liberty pole,
cap, stars and date on one side and United States
of America, wreath and one dime" on the other,
and appear TO be manufactured out OF type metal,
and are galvanized over They have The exact
weight size, thickness and appearance of the gen.
uine, but break as easy as type.
WILL DoNE.--The Hon. w. w. Pepper one O,
the circuit Judges of Tennessee, presented 10
Gov. Johnson, in January last, an iron fire shovel
n
blacksmith; and few days since Gov Johnson
presented TO Judge Pepper "a black cloth sack
coat, which was drafted, cut, sewed, and pressed
with his own hands !" and the Judge declares that
he never had so good fit in his life"
WHEAT YIELD IN VncrsA.-The Winchester
Vvgiaian says that the wheat this year does not
yield as was expected its weight, too, is impaired
by the rust This, il is believed, will reduce the
crop of the State from fourth 10 third. The
corn crop is suffering in most neighborhoods from
a severe and persevering drought
RAPE AND MuKpEn---The Eagle published at
GuntersviIe, Marshall county, Ala, states that
two young girls were rsvi,hed near that place 70.
Gently bys pedler and negro, snd were shsr.
wards murdered by the inhumsu monsters, Who, |
as yet, have not been arrested.
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tNAMiLf CARRlAGE AND HORSES
IL for Sae.--A pair OF large grey Horses,
young. sound, and fast, with handsome family Car.
rage, (Landau) nearly new, made by " Brewster"
OF New York, for sale very low. Can be seen and
tried, at the stable of A. Swsriz, g street, near the
War Department.
Aug 3--Gt TIntelligencer
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STONE QUARRY.-I am prepared to fur
~ nish from my quarry, opposite the Little Falls
and adjoining the quarry of the late Timothy
O'Ncaie, any quantity Of stone that may be needed
for building purposes. Apply 10 the undersigned,
at his house on II, between 10Th and Goth streets,
in the First ward, or 10 Mr.. Paine, at the quarry.
July ~ WILLIAM b. SCOTT.
fAlexandria SENTINEL
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DR.. VAN PATTEN,

sU X G. Il % N ID T. NTIST,
Penn. avenue, between 9th and 7th sts.. next
Todds Hat Store Ser 21-sf
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HIRKWOOD HOUSE, Pennsylvania ave-
IN nue., corner of 18th street, will be opened
on and after Monday, Sd July, for the reception Of
guests. J. II. 81 A. w. KlRKWOOD,
July 3-tf Proprietors
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Albany Street and Trinity Church.
y. have seen card !. 10. iHs. o. .as 2ad
s..s :::s: =: s:ssa.a :ss..:s.I:::
:ss.sS
SS.s. % =: ;ssd sons: q III: mi:
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n 1s T sa p % h no. sq S.
ssss % T
Who s allow ,hsr jadsnsat 70 :. inausassd By suea
: Nh: ,a' E Oh: = >. h ass 20
ssss
aimed re- - ndspsnas o." val. turing .h, ssraxss
VI. :ssas y: mos. s';.:
n. .as
has sxpsr dsd than The vhols value M
Ii: ,:soss -: isss II: .syy:% As svls:
for q .sr. i.6ss IN sts the offered ;ssy VII
ss..sS: .;s'Ss until s:r ,oSI S.l;
tie q sss vii ).
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lssr: !, % for os.s has, ss.rsso!. ss:o srsss
x: &c shss: s,i.i ssa !: BE-
the sioh to be vsed Message lsfs .. TAsy iecsves ~
s. ,os TaS s.ss. lily urs: osrs:.s & . a,s
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Dot. ,his eek Inc teIyi,a There rosabiy hun
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al ss .s sss' ~. ssf ss' n q. N .a
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BY hs term. o. hs "a, inc 90 nssesy q ta'
..s ~ ~: % sssi: any isnsss a. q ss s Ssss
patriot. snsr. fssm sS..
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s.gess w, ans.oass controlled the .penys nsf
smps Cruel :: ss:s
=? s e: sss:
+ :; (: s.: =, IL:
,.ns y !h.t !, s,n :ad s.ss
rich :, ,. III. sss Z .ssy lsr
s.sSs n.sys 10 "a. sIs q the mo aus.s
stop tn. street. was sh.' then the nosvs .hs' 'r.oed
E.sss., r e. s,s
sSsf s ''s ii. q;
Insd' Dses Il al. ioi :, tbs ds.dt. rs.r aaaso.,o
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In e. 1n.io. We ss's 20 s0.,S The pqs MAD .s,:s
- X
Trinity Shu oh SHADING alone tnts
ths ps.tIe, Notaias esult more false. TrisJ e.
gressor she only the detet silva and shs
In u qnssnp che represents toe fsol
rps and npDions OF the OF tne Inhabitants Of New
lort city Gould you take avOts TO mo ro~, H.niy co
ve neteeD out the people you'd Ia
cisnAnty rsbuto q Il ont piAtsd outrage Wns far
the moheyed interest concerned those al IN
theuony sre posed 10 tbs opening TN Tbs
thor " the eard ssks ho~ thss Trinity has ain aud
AGAIN btes abs 20 dfeas tnis opcnngf Howl bsrau
.hs sntsnsd By ,he Who'll eorsl s,rsus.h o'he mmua
intrigue hoss tsr, stsd got hssy law ps for
orentg f hIhsry ,sret outraged community ross 10
Tssy viii again and hoid - ss.rn those
WHO furth shis fiquty Howl beaause ths psoo Of
rev Ysrk that Trinity ntorf sts 10 We Ia
thus s,and rg bstsesr the living snd dead TAI a
fol discharge Of her dolegaed tus sey sa,s
~hen SO Gisht fsve realized So 90 by bstrainz th.s
sho ned ths shs- Howl WIN, bsssu,o slsv sea
vh sre speno ng thtc lie .ts- 20 es,ssh.r ~
jeot ated sione sorsi dsi,s 81
gaia trd ready 80 OFF, their money Molo The
tcres Of Cbri t'.pe srd partott.
Tsere n aad about dsntcrestsiross ON IN.
pa, Of wish - buto ths she otyss
~ the restte,ivs parties ainssd US open
an Acc snt a. loss and gain
Trinits Church NJ. B,ormsn.
Lors. osta
Award 10 srcund, improvement ~ his I3ts.
ezOQ(oO el0QO00
Las his ofsr, 10000
500 600
lsfb
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CPORT, sPORT-TwO HUNDRED RATS WILL BE
~ bes a. ~ Iishsh q Fostvs sco1d street,
or rieay, Feb - terrier matched % XIII ons hundred
under 20 lbs - ths The bears Pusoh and Judy viii
psrcrm fresh oarsrs The pYoprek psemissp plenty
efroitsnd lots Of rvs Commences - +. N precisely.
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DID ASH COAL sPOHs kNo LrwIS VEINS, BIZ THn
III oarroThe trade are stetfap viset that The sub
are 1ry In greatly increased quantf
bfsted srtiols coal
Cumbes, -aeIe terms delivered on
bon Y TYLER 90.
10 ~Alnutstrset. PHILADELPHIA
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ADVERTISEMENTS aRNEWRB EVERY DAY,


nR stLoERs FIFTH LECTURE on TIE PRESENT
IL stste kuroIe with al fee 10 he
friday, 2th iost ~ sht o'clock r. NJ AZ Hope Chs
gel Lst trrs r, ON Admission 90 repsl
nk SoL0Aha Fits LGCruRA ON rag PRESENT
~ ststo 81 ksrop~ vAh Gpetsl roeTeare the Latest
rows, On saturdar 25tt iata az TX o'clock NJ,
Br stiyn thereum. Admission 20 ceu's
E,1URE3-Dn. BOYNfoN WILL GIVE A gkRIE5
~ Of rttratec senAS entertsi1 st the Bro I'm
u suic ctmuen,iFg Monday eyenisg next. Fsbrusry
a. b ued Taurtdsy aAd ~ rday eysans
until CLOSED. sutjss- Geol'gy sndlhe Ma ue Hist5ry n
Create n. Letu'eS oommetee as7I o'ei ok,
Dkor4tSuES William FRANCIS RUsSE ~
with Nh EDwIN R.sSkLL, viii sfye by toloisasi n an
a. res III ant citation, Ppris- classical
tlcrs =, erc Jhspe Fob % I'D ~ The Brooklyn Ashs
Feb II 70 ence ~ oei OK. 1iskes 80 eea g.
for sac AZ tLe sdjtlnirg Iueio and ttosstoryp
rpourrNf, an 49,
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1set, se 0o3 Broadway, Received tAe Pre-
MUM ~ shs Cryst. Pslsss for the bsss aasusrsspes
Gallery open day aAA evening
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WAnr.D-A MiuATIos By A xosr REsP.soTA.
w Die young woman ~ cha mbermsId water IN Q
speetats family 70 cook and lion he, tse test o.
ci reerer 90 rom haf last place Gail 20l First avonus
sSsx,i
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Rsst, ~ 0o3 Broadway, Received tAe Pre-
MUM ~ ,hs Crystal Pssss the aasusrrssypes
Gallery open day sAa evening
The Gold Prize Medal fsr tho Best Da-
*: as r Of ;rsssss s. a. r.
rps sIs an. b + & &
n r.r1; r..ao: No p: Brsssy.y a. door, .s,y. q:
sks, RI Who produce ,Gs ss.sssasoas and Ssisssi
Our View Style or Enamensd Daguerreo-
s': -: =: 'i MJ YsF:ss ind
nsr Y"ss rrs hss s,i.s cd dasrs REQ
:s can and sec h, m cases. MY
Camera Dagucrreoty pcs.--Chas. Fl. WILL
.n,;. arts; ~ =. rasen :ssss s sss
.ns. Esise -s hs IA; "a ain =,
sohid on The Instant Proc $ psssnsss. '-'''''''
Gallery or Art This New Gallery contains
oolls on Of valuable hs RIGS. porr.s and Affords
plain q Tho hss.s :ssis Of ss
BRAIYs dasusrs.n gallery No 800 Broasw.y over
tor ssgsss '''''n anu no. N' 'f'aa"A'' corner ~
Beebs d Co., Fashionable Hatters, I50
spring fAson Tor ssa.snsns hsss will b
To the Hon. john p. Hale.-"Lct us Speak
ssove word. By Jas sinnond,, E.a; mGsis by J K
siSfs nov na To-
Worlds Fair Prixe Medal Awarded to
BY HORACE WATERS, sole enA Elm Ire City Ing
Planes m instrxment Of Mr. VS. nanufaordre, poe
ssspg peculiar rweetnsss aud bris Of tsne and
nounoed by seod to be cond to In tns coans<y
be found ~ Mr. W. muio S3s Broadway prioss
that DEFY comp N B Second hand pianos searfy
equal ,Dew, ~ sasst bargains.
Wonderful Invention. .-Csoodman d Bald
wtns patent msiodesns vt.h banks Of keys,
country ID. a. W snith's we'll iso~n meioSsoaS
Which, - veil ~ q. BE- tuned Ia the equal empsra
ment Common eicdson' ~ all styles and prccs. Belns
sole agent fcr trse Ina o-aers collected TIE
nal disc omit made ths trade spd lax cent 70 osr
H0aACs WATERS. sss Broadway.
Diamonds - David RAFT, Importer, 3s1
BrosAwsy whi stresA mp rtsrs sale
diamonds original uns,s tmportsd In lots
thersr0m 70 suiA Rich orosses, CLUSTERS crescent
Brooches, rings esfriDgs 10 10 once 38i proadwy mp
stairs. DAVID SAIi.
Word rof Comfort to our Down Town
sny Of readers may not BE AwAs of the
fso> feel that will ne doins them speciA favor "
ips that there excellent free lun served
morning 10 O'Clock ~ the Great Republic dining s&lonn
us Fulton rot snd 48 Avn street, And what matter
Of no email cnnstquence thc luncs presided By
your lady, who fr teligenoe and add-es wou d.
dberedlt TO the table Of Any OF our city millionsres
The "Orls inal" Yankee Presses, 81 NASSAU
street. TIE above Office 10 VI Ilsos order ads orcu
lars bnlheads, sbes 20. Work Furnished promptly Al
ts est iess Fahie n-ioR GORDON 81 NASSAU ssrest,
Eymery OF job sad Nassau streets
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S.S !. sSs is..sssssd party Mi. attack and sm.swa
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Beebs d Co., Fashionable Hatters, 150
eroadwsy The spring fashion Tor ssasamsns hats will BE-
Introduced this day.
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OHANBIRNAID WANTED.-A TIDY PROTESTANT
" gifl TO do ligbt brwnrk Vail upon you
children Pine and .x ysa old must gnder.s.rd sain
pply tsy and 70 between Il O'Clock NJ
No. Warren place, CHARLES streetD near 0feenwioh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-24

This purely vsstssls iemedy .hca has with
vtnetrfu fer yeas la the treaens Of Afon
ehs consumption and all chronic dssssss Of the
thrraS sir sssssses snd lu,ss All such symptoms
uchrE ~ ths tfraaA tsht Of breathing hachins dry
seush nsht s.eati os Of voes hectic fevsr sp,ns Of
blood 10 VIII 70 relieved 10 tho happisst ths
he seotual combn discovered Ia the Of
hi imw pvaoio- by she eel bra,ed Profs asock
Of fhiade,phis No morphse tartar mttio other
jn u drrss enters eomoo on. For sale BY the prn
cipai apothe ares a tho sisy, ard by A. CusHa4N co.
pre- pftesors "a fulton street. 10 sta,rr
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EvARNER wANTsD-A MIDDLE AGED MARRIgD
man, WHO undertands 10 busn, % thoroughly far
fam Apply 10 John D. JAoison lis water street near
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-24

i1ALIFoRNIA.-AY YOUNG WOMAN GOING TO CALI.
forniA would like 10 With lacy or fam ~ goinx
ould require her service cbds
other Ipeotabls sspssity wsuld para Of her
Yasge kcss but persons need apply Please
81 dress Mrs Parker Broadway Posi- Ofies.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-24

NANvAssINd AGENTS WANTED TOR TIE NV
" Rsgister-A guide for every man Of business snd
han information Contains 626 large octave
three oou pages, comprising ccmpsle ss the 50 000
lawyers the United States Alec eeia list OF The judges
clerks shss ocers and agents, civii military, and naval
Of 40 0 federal and
and Of Great BI,..n also the hou.ehola sad s.em,son
snds wills, married intarosA taking
aspostions and vsh Towns, - fer every
Bate besides Of other inform rendet
th. work AL Price "a for cash
Only This the best oAnvsssng book In the United StAs
and patent sgen do pro6tsb busiress with
H. Apply TO Mr. BRADY ~ the ohoe Of J. Livingston. b7
Broadway Stare
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-24

Word lof Comfort to our Down Town
fscs feel that We viii ne dons them special favor ~
sitting that h.r excelleut free served every
morning NJ 10 O'Clock ~ the Great Republic dninG ssloon
Tvs Fulton rot snd 48 Az street, And whAt Is matter
Of no email consquence tho luncs s presided over BY
your lady, who fr tegenoe and adde's, wout d.
dseredlt 10 the table Of OF city miionsires
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-24

osT-LAsT IvININa, SUPPOSED IN A. srxrH
~ avenue car, SIN all ica,hs cor tainiag
o. rss aos, 10 'mai .iiis ohsk t tsn IN %. nassAs
bMt drs~n BY g. y Bsneeict 90 = sat hhch l6th aad
spec AZ four merths, is 1888 for $50 49, ORA IN
By rorsro God " ths aad erd rsed By the sub
serttr heitcs other memorsrdAe 81 u.s. only
re owner: The inner II he f.eras sss money ana
tonti-v the with the pages. 10 a. CAN
PGt1lRR, 10 peehnan sirsea
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q YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUATION, or TO AC.
"a company family lady aliforsiA Three yeaSy
GOOD reference BE- Gvsn 70 shs lady she lives With, LOO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-24

DamohusOAviu NnIt, importer, ooh
BrosAwsy corner OF Wits stresA rts offers Tor sale
diamonds original pscsase unsss mportsd or In lots
thersrom 70 suiA Rich clusters crescent
trceches rings e.rriDgs 10 10 once 3i proaavay ~
ttAire, DAVID SAIi.
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EovERHxss wAHrEb TO TEACH TWO cHrLDRkN-
VI an the other eleven years Of sgs 10 Ii
qued that tho lady should DO we'll srounde In Ensh
Of sducAtion mao snd French tn family resds
Addrts @ r., Glen Cave, l.
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To the Hon. John p. Halc.-"Lct M sponk
Of Man :: re hnd lin s:ns o. ehorss aediea.sd 3
Thomas PROC rs csrta superior pses OF 10
Fer sale ~ BORACE WATERS, SIS Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-24

Too Late! Too Late s-Louns Philippe lost
bis crown By being hi, eessoa Louis XVI lost
biz hsad IN proer;stnas rcf men de bsosus .hsy
tke emedies too late Wsrne3 BY such examples GREEN
No Aston always .snds his elsssny fitting shir
70 his customers ~ The app lated never 700 lase
TO shirt Buy ers.-Tho iundenignod bog TO
call he shirt buyers TO vsy
shirts cenprisin all The styles from
su.N nts svins In use al we ia,est improvements In
nufastur they ENABLED 10 offer dealers shirts ~ low
Prices and on favorable terms.
a
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YOUNG NAN. BErwREN is AND II YEARS or
"A sgs 10 aist In attending bari he has
had experience, Aad vol recommended. Ap
ply ~ ISL Grand street.
Butte record., 1854-05-06
The Pin and the Needle.

\ pin and needle being neighbors in
work-basket, and being both idle, be-
gan to quarrel, as idle folks are apt to
do.
81 should like to know" said the pin
to the needle, "what you are good for,
and how you expect to get through the
world without head 20
"What is the use Of your head" re-
piled the needle rather sharply, eff you
have no eye -
"What is the use of an eye" said the
pin, eff there Is always something in it ~
IL am more active, and can 90 through
more work than you can" said the nee
die.
eyes, but you will not live long"
"Why not :" said the needle.
because you aluass have Il stitch at
your side" sid the pin
you are poor crooked creature, "
said the needle
And you are SO proud that you can't
bend without breaking your back said
the pin.
I'm pull your head off, if you insult
me again" sad the needle.
Sand LII pull your eye out, il you
touch my head" said the pin. "Ee-
member that your life hands by a single
thread"
II would rather be thrcadlcss than
headless," :" said the needle.
While they were thus contendng, a
little girl entered, and undertaking to
sew, she very soon broke off the needle
at The eye. Then she tied the thread
around the neck of the pin, and in trying
to pull it through the cloth, soon pulled
its head off, and threw it in the Dirt by
the side of the broken needle.
'Well, here we are" said the n'clle
"We have nothing to fight about now,"
said the pin. "Misfortune seems 10 have
brought us to our senses"
"A pity We bal not come 10 them
sooner" said the needle GLOW much
we resemble human beings, who quarrel
about their blessings till they loose them
and never find out they are brothers till
they lie down in the dust us we do"
Butte record., 1854-05-06
TO PRINTERS.

a NEW EDITION OF THE SPECIMEN BOON OF
IA Bruce's New York Type Foundry viii be published
in Sepfentemher 1853, and viii be those pro-
pretors OF Printing Offices who will for it, or il
will be forwarded them by mail on receipt in vance
OF fifty cents for the postage
In ii are exhibited many articles never before shown:
there have been added 10 the Foundry new varieties OF
Roman types from ninelne Plea to PEARL various I'M
Hations of Writing. great number of Fonts Borders,
both plain and illuminated. labor saving Rules and
complete Foundry of Germans. The types now manu-.
actured are cast from new combination Of metal OF
great rability, and usually kept hand in large
quantities. Every fancy font is sold by weight and at
the printed prices, which from ten TO twenty y-ive
per cent. less than those Of some other ouudries All
printing materials furnished AT manufacturers pri-
either for cash credit Printers wishing to open
accounts with me, or whose dealings have been long
suspendee, are requested to accompany their orders
with city references to prevent delay
Printers of newspapers who choose to publish this
advertisement, including this note three times before
the LIST of August 1854 and send md OF the papers
will be paid in type when they purchase i've times the
amount of their bill from me, OF my manufacture,
selected from my specimens GEORGE BRUCE,
l3 Chambers st. New York.
Butte record., 1854-05-06
PROSPECTUS.

We propose to publish in this city Monthly Mecai
journal, to be called 'TlE CALlF0KNiA Journal
OF MEDICINE" We have made arrangements 10
have aracles and communications from The most emf
neut physicians in the world.
Believing HAT the only way to become learned IS by
iree interchange OF thought with those who di,r from
us IN opinion. We say decidedly ia the commencement
that We advocate School or system uf Mslirinr
and shall be obliged TO all for any niorui on or relr
ofcascs they may send us, reservng srIyts the
right as editors to reject What is not suited to- work
The first number will be issued the ii 81 day OF
June next Subscription prce five dollars per annum
IN advance. engle copiss fly Ad,iress either
OF the Editors, J. r. rlIlNNEY, ". D..
Vi. 3. ANGLt', n. ID.
San Irancisco.
Butte record., 1854-05-06
SAMUEL COLFfLLE.

gGNosPECrUS of THE WIDE WEST The, ui-
s dersigned propose publishing. sunday March
l!'il the first number OF Weekly Newspaper, 10 be
called The WIDE WEST
hile that department of jouraaiis devoted 10 The
colnncrcia and political news ol ne cay been ably
and nunerouely represented in tins Sie The iied for
thr establishment OF literary paper has been
MANNER overlooked
Beicvng that newspaper souid spe;ts af itself The
proprie'Ors indulge in premature pui;iig but viii
npke 1t their solr ambition ~ deserve success
TERMs-Single copies, ~ cents; city Subscribers,
~ cthis month, payable to ia carriers subscribers
Supplied by mail 50 a year-S3 for si4 niontils-or 81
FOR three mouihs
Agents wiz do well 10 send in ihcir oriar- early.
Address BONESrEl.L& WIfII~rDN.
POI Clay Street, Portsmouth Square.