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The Empire County argus., 1855-11-17
DR.. d. S. Smith,
Physician and Surgeon.

Late of the Hon. East India Company's service.
Office on Main street, Coloma, next door to Zeners
Drug Store: Hours for consultation from to IL A M
and 2 to 6 p. M.
The Empire County argus., 1855-11-17
WELLS, FARGO & co.'s
Il x pr ES 8.

JUIHJ DJUUh OUHPGHy -- OupItUI T50UO,UUU
DIR e CTORS,
HENRY WELLS, WILLIAM G.. FARGO,
JOHNSTON LIVINGSTON, JAMES Mckay,
ELIJAH p. WILLIAMS, A. REYNOLDS,
EDWIN B. MORGAN, d. N. BARNEY,
WILLIAM ]. PARDEE.
ID. N. BARNEY, President.
THOMAS M. JAYNEs, Treasurer.
JAMES MCKAY, Secretary
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The Empire County argus., 1855-11-17
G. j. RackliHe

G. j. Racklife,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
Office Main street, opposite Winters Hotel.
The Empire County argus., 1855-11-17
DIR. l.. J. CZAPKAY'S
Grand Medical and Surgical Institute.
ARMORY HALL BUILDING,

Corner Of Montgomery and Sacramento sts, San francisco
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-12-29
- On Monday last a rourv artlor,,r III

On Monday last Young gentleman and
lady Ct Portland. wen: out to the Lights On
Cape Elizabeth. to see the ocean beat upon
tie rocks-a very fine sight in stormy wcath-
Ell. They proceeded "a her too far out, ana
were washed If. The gentleman managed
10 get hold Q: a rock. u hen he discovered his
COMPANION floating BY him seward lie
G:a>p"a hold ot and succeeded iu rescu,4c
her. She was taken to the residence OF III.
!i2!'t keeper in an ;Esc:.Sb!c state, ,., vas
SUO;. rt>'ort'!.
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''ht N -triier la, inc Purchased .l,. :. WITH. \
Ak N".h- formerly "..i.,., - j.. / II / {.
suns va; continue he ,natli.i.c:Gi- al ST.
and ANe> stamped ~ Formerly nader -. >.., i.-
'",rcIce i Tie N1>>r> IT. 20 v j i.-c %, r. g..
eri'";:> ~ c"U,. an arc .;!+l :" liz, i,>' -.
"ln tc found III market. ''r.rT< addressed ~ il,
Tali 4 S"., !alt,yI.ic ~. VI. meet : IN lr,i.:
a,.c,t.n. e. = HAMILTON
Hartford. Dec :, ~. c5r-i.,
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L|.NG.>.' III .Nr.>.!

We rr.rr or ~. tf, 20 an advertisement in an
,...c. column Tor ,ull particular, concerning the
liz a.:,l;. If Dr. Curtis. !; i said to he Of the
M. i remarkable cures :tr AL de>cri ton OF dl>c;t
e, Of tn, lung,, ever discovered. II, rtucs have
been ,e>:if,.,, L. rv iuu !reds. WHO lave obtained
Their AI.oN leGge ~ tie best OF al teacileT>-expe-
renee.
CAUTIUN-i,,. Cur,ie's !iy3eana lie the ori. nal
..,.t -, X ,.riI.n, .rtcie 90 20
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~ : safe Is NJ. now Ni.n
:. .lu'.t.. bur'-. !'.. - 4.,
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/ i. 'rr>o,> Indebted to :, g. CHADWICK or
! '.iA!N!' "a 4 AM f.. H.. Gale lo:..al *
'' PEG" N''"N .'rt .'ilcf.-ii'.e re '~.. - IL. L. t
'"i'v -" ..9vnioI,. Attention il Ia I"i.,.. on
lr ,'rt 81 ir'>" Interested. r.ty SAY. :!c,n cost;
-. johns :ilrN. Dec -! -. .jti,-.
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y Gil came tN, NlIli Il - lrO'n - a BOY.
mo ~a- driving u SOU ht;.c ,ol,hry.
- :,sv W., then = of.e, y Wy If {. ;oke
ihcre'- 4 Re 'at.rn oi yours Il. t'a' "arrara'
i Wi'ch ~i!c rcplic,!. Il The donk"v IA" srli"l
" -tn. We. = rc.atoi.--iq r,1r.f',.
Y. i. hr,r'n? Posi
-C.;riI T!onas and Eliza Farrell. va
roir, oil a little ...l nine Years OF a-r. have
.eu arrested in New York. charged with
"ea':ns the cl.ii with 4 rope ii. a n.o>t imam
h:an manner. ti. one occasion one Of item
hri'! the iitt,e sufferer up hv the heels
while tie other beat her territ'y with the
roic.
Ne were yi:i'i0c at . house the ol
evening". whore rI',.r" were a number .. Young
clil,:icn. Nle o.! then. had thc lura~i,.>. on.
,!'r whoopin. cough, and one vas afflicted
with youn@ poultry pox. They were al! re-
c'lFiAg me .!oa:r,t sympathy ana al
j"r;irn. while on" little girl about FIVE wears
Oil. SIT II the corner CRYING bitterly. We
a>!;c,i her what wG- the matter ? SIG -
H"cd, 'ur>t!,tr o"t into a h..rrt-nrcakirt
-n : 81 teas LIVERY enc If the otlie.
c..HdrcE's ut Tic measles and whoo,.;n.
cough. ami ANT 20: nolh;n loo, Los :.
h,o .,
- acre 'raS much cXci;eNicn ~ Cir,in..t-
il during the past week. owing 70 til" sup
pose. ;.l,.u"t,o r of a Protestant servant ..irI
from fh' horse Of her crplcyer. hv Roman
Catholics. l. turns ont that she was induced!
to va: the Roman Catholic Char H. where
he "i> h@,li~' Il. and trcin .hcrrs. she vas
cV"> ed ~ the Orphan ASYLUM. through the
in>tri.!::rnt.illy Of Father I.r,u!i" and 9th
e.: bat liter short detention She was >nc-
cc>>.al IN returning to her friends Steps
lay,' been taken ior 'ac arrest .. one Or mere
ot IL ai;.c>.
i.'HlH. rr@yt>I-Ni.,i IA y. Rob
rrt~. the member elect Of ha i.eri,la'urr
iro". Nn.i,l,, Virginia. who did dur!n~ the
er;,'~m:r, has Er;neatlrl to the Fena'c
N.i,ian Asylum tire, OF tour sorry bri
tu,iin, valued a -,,2.00n
->o,rI CtculI>t III" legislature
adjyu~nrd >l.. ii. On The rsrnin. 81 The iH,'
i:.,,. iur i.iI relating to the i'm, .n.nenr
81 nvaro ,o;:nrm '.as n5t r,trh,i Nu.hii.
va done in relation 10 iIe affairs OF + N
The i;UH,.io Courier has information
from thlY;"wa. Canaia 'i..t two persons
.'rlou-iu- % tf.ai village. ven; over \IaIra
Falls on FRIDAY last Tiry wrlc out IN d
-,...... bat ;owl!n. and ycnruycd ;", t,I i..to
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/, '.tecutly" i't,. nUm Volumes ctilrot in
al r,,,-< b. furnished, r>ccp, ct lie i'ort IL
quarterly iF"V'"w. Ic prevent '!i>'rpoin'-
.r:it therefore, where that wor, : not aionr
wanted, >ua"r!b"f> vii! n!ra>r or,i,; Is many
different "olk$ for Premiums u '.ri'v . o.
..n!os 10 viii i thew may be entitled!
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-12-29

Still another revolution is announced in
nuenoS Avres, aud General Bustor and a
the government, each On his own private az
count The Indians taking advantage o. the
confusion, were behaving almost as bad as
Tie generals.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-21

lilE LONDON Posr uFFICE.--A writer ia Tie
last number of Putnam's Magazine, speakine OF
the London post office. says:
Zach letter goes 'hrough from ten to four
teen processes md the wonder j., how 500 men
can handle 2JJ,O30 with Gi!le confu sion and
:" few mistakes. spectator is always a-toni>h-
ed nj the ra'dty with which the letters are made
t" pass under the stamp. An active stnmper will
stamp and count from seven 10 eight thousand
an hour. The process Of sorting is carried On on
large tables, which are divided into apartments,
labelled Great Western Eastern Countries
south Eastern Scotch, 'lrieh,' Foreign Blind
&c. $Those marked Blind are carried Ia q per.
son called the blind Man. who has more skill
in deciphering bad writing chan Philadelphia
lawyer. He will take letter directed thus:
'SromPredevi,' and read at once Sir Humphrey
Davy; letter superseded jonsmeet ne Weasal
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-21

pin Til. he sees. immediately. belongs Ia John
Smith, Newcastle upon-Tyne, In short, he i
such AN adept a, this business that it Is almost
impossible TO write or spell so Ms lie be unintei-
lieible To him. The mail bags are made OF sheep
skin. soft and pliable. They are sealed up with
FAX upon the Irvine that is tied around the Top
This Is thought In be safer than locking. although
bag. which have to go great distarce ore secur-
ed with locks. The average weight Of the evening
mail from London is about II tons. The num-
Der of newspapers sent from the office yearly -
estimated Mt 53000,U 100; the average number oil
letters sent daily is 267 52l, the average mum
Der received is 2S3 225."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-21

MARYLAND will send To the next congress sew
eral gentlemen who have not heretofore appear
ed on that arena, but who are destined, il they
live, to figure there couspcuously. Mr. Rcard,
one of the members elect. is Il man Of fine -eniu.
and brilliant and fervd oratory. Henry Winter
Davis has in few years made reputation rs a
splendid debater scarcely second TO that of any
man in the couatry. OF Mr.. Harris of Baltimore
the 4 merican Democrat saws: .'Ha is a gentle
man Of fine intellect. and extensive, and at the
same time solid requirements. He has, as vet.
Ind no opportunity t. distinguish himself inpub
| lie life. but we have no hesitation in predicting
| that he will make for himself in Cunerr.. n ron
utation of which any man ight be proud. We
know the man, and speak by the card lie
will not obtruae himself upon the notice If IN.
| Iinu,e;but when he speaks he will speak to a pur
pose, and every speech he makes will tell Hi,
qualities are like those of Mrs. Primrosee's wed.
ding gown. they vii! wear WE'LL Welonk for.
ward to the day when Mr.. Harriss name will be
known all over the Union, q honored as becomes
the man who represents grea, city as this,
wherever it is known"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-21

CELEBRATED ARABIAN INIMEhr, has been
ha performed the extraordinary cures IN the an
medical hsory-every body who II becomes
friendthey only keep always hand for
benefit timely of emergency but
mend all their friends been before the public for
nearly years and it daily developing virtues;
diseases have been cured by IT, for which the proprietor
recommended spread through the
land with the speed lightning and many In
vald supposed that their days this earth fast
drawing close have been by pesevcring of this in
valuable Lnnent RALED, and rejoice in the blessings
Of health and the enjoyment this beautiful world Read
this believe and doubt Inquire of your neighbors
whom you know have used H. and they will tell that
discovered possesses half extraordinary
healing The rackng pains of rheumatism and neural
yield In minutes its powerful anodyne properties
The are walk Old which have render
ed the subject oahsome thing to behold healed Tho
weak and trcnb deanged the by the
Of this nmcnt rejoice in the their former
health and strength Many long standing affections of the liver
lungs and kidney have yielded It's after the various
edies had failed very efcacou curing the diseases
horses and cattle such swecny prain bruises swengs
cramps amcness dry shoulder pnt etc. and used In the
beginning fails stop the further OF fsula
poli-cyiL ringbone and SPAWN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-21

THE LONDON PUSeH on GESDER.-Th sun Is
called masculine from bis supporting and sus-
tanning the moon, and finding her the wherewith-
al Ia shine away as she does Of night and from
his being obliged to keep such family OF stars
besides. The moon is feminine, because she Is
constantly changing just as "a ship Is feminine
that is blown about by every wind. The church
is feminine because she is married 10 the State,
and time is masculine, because be is trified
with by the ladies'.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-21

HAMPTON. Va, Oct 10th. 1855
Having had occasion Bakers Premium Btters
family within the last two in of Dy spepsa aud
Nervous Headache l safely have used
remedy for these distressing ua1s with signal
this have carefully avoided recommending the
various with which the country is flooded because
believe Ia majority of they do harm than good
but rs EAkEE LTTERs have been tried under immediate
observation aud produced such beneficial results do feel
at liberty nhhold my humble testimonial their value
JOHN G. MCCABE.
We al Use the public to be mindful Of Bakers prem
nm Bitiers Family ilodeine You be supplied by
calling Messrs L. Stabcr COS, STROLLER Whtehc-ls
j II Thompson & Cos, and J. H. Seays Lynchburg,
druggists gcnerally GnGv .a,y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-21

PROFESSOR BACHE notes the following singu-
lar difference in the motion Of the tides in the
Atlantic aud Pacific oceans. On our coast
IN the Atlantic, they flow from east 20 West; on
the coast of Great Britain, from West to East !;
and on the Pacific their motion is circular. they
sweep round by Asia. turn and flow back.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-21
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NOVEMBER 2O-Gen Leftwch. Bedford c Iladen. Camn.
bell; Bissel L 5 y; J McCle,and Nelson \ W Hor.
ier city; L W ade Campbell Pcpn, Richmond II Par
Ter Campbell; ID Nerher Charlotte: } Lynch Campbell:
l,r oliver d.; Hammer, Abemar,c " G. Peck Roam.
kei j Il Brooks Rirhmond W Champion Buckingham. ID
WRtmarsh y; l. Moss, Phiiada; e Wall Petersburg. G
IL west btitinorei q Rsinc, Amherst II Crane \
city Ca"thon Lynehburg; + Worsham Pr Edward; V J
brooks va NJ Matthews W White G. y Floyd Tenn;
II Lynch Campbell Forbes, Goodman, Amherst DR. J
. Brodnax city, COPELAND Ncson lrhy city, f Johns
Va; j Fitzpatrick, Nelson Capt " Davis S i r r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-21

ATTORNEY GENERAL CUSHING, whose itching
for notorietys like the miscr's craving for gold,
has achieved the great feat # his life by getting
himself abused by the London Times. Celeb
now has an European reputation, and his name
is bornt to every shore in the roaring tones of
The Great rhunderer. Great now and evcrn,ore
i. Caleb, the Atornev
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-21

In view Of the difficulties attending the Con
gressonnl representation of Kansas. the Journal
of Commerce proposes that the House of Repre-
senta,iyes reject both Whitfield and Reeder and
send them back to the people. This would be u
Sinking of responsibility by that body which We
should be sorry To see. The whole question re.
lutes To the validity of Whitield'- election, aud
that turns upon the authority of the Legslai
which ordered the election. Unler NJ aspect If
the case has Reeder any claim. lI- pseudo ell
ection provided for by u revolutiona ry mob
which assembled without authority of law, and
carried out its schemes without even the false
plea of necessity. Should Whitfield be sent
back to the PEOPLE of Kansas for u new election.
he would encounter in every step the transactions
of the Legislature, which his remandng would
indirectly pronounce null aad void Tho cleo
ton could not g. ON, except through agencies
and instrumentaitirs set ~ work by the Kansas
Legislature and if those agencies and ins,ru-
mcn'ali,ies are to be recoguizedb by being employ
ed in new election, then was the Legislature II
competent and legitimate haly,nnl as n canse-
quence Whitdells election, which took place by
its authority, was legal and in efeasabe. If the
Journal of Commerce would think again, it would
see the fallacy of its recommendation
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-21

The pub cautioned against another counterfeit which
Las lately made appearance called w u Farres Al abhn
Lnment the dangerous all the counteres because
bis having the of Farrell will buy in good faith
without the knowledge that counterfeit exists and they will
perhaps only discover their when the spurious
has wrought lis evil effects.
The genuine article manufactured only by H. G. Farrell
sole inv aud proprietor and Who'll sale druggist No II
Main street. PEORIA Illinois whom all applications Tor Agen
must be addrc BE ynu get II with the letters H.
G. before Farrels thusII g. FARRFTLS-and his sigma
the wrapper all others eoun,erfes
sold by II. SrABLER 81 co, Druggists,
Lynchburg,
and D. regularly authorized agents throughout the United
States
D. Price p and 30 cents and 81 per bottle
- gents wanted in every vilhge and hamlet in
the tnicr In which is already established
Address II O. Farrell above accompanied with good refer
character. responsibility. n0v
Ladies, Preserve your Teeth, avoid the agOni-
toothe and the horrors of the dental forcep 10y the h
bua ueeot powDFNs DENTAL FLUID. II prevents the for
matonot all acrid secrcons the
TO basufu red aud healthy condition mparts wheness
the teeth refreshing aromatic the mouth breath
srecommend"d by the principal dentists and hyscans this
aud other cities superior preparation Pre-
pared only by GEO. DOWDEN, Chemist,
Richmond Va
! fresh sappy received and far sale by
nov a
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Fall Trade. Is55.-Merchants aud business gcnef.
ally Informed that they get Bill heads Sorebi Pa-
cards Business Cards Labels &c executed neatly eheaply
expcdliiously tho ''VRGiSIAs" Jon PRINTING Es
TAnIIsAMFNf First Alley, Lynchbnrg. Va
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M ARRIt;D

IN nnyIh COUNTY,, ON Tuesday, the 18th inst bv Rev =
l.ongey Mr. BALLARD T. SMITH, of Washington county and
Smyth. S 'l' U
In Marion. ON the 18th nstsAy Rev D. F Palmer Mr. i'm
W. HILL, of Patrick 60. M MARY Sy,yrIy d,rnh,r -,
.tbram Snayely, Esq, of Marion Va ' e '' u
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noticeable things exhibition at the Crystal Palace,
the contribution of New Pills the Laboratory J.
Aver the author the widely known and valued Cherry
Pcctohl As is against the express regulations Of the Pal
to admit quack medicines this shows
rcnedicl placed in that category the authorities In
decd VIC have before kenwn that his Poctor highly ap
prccedby scientific and have lately that his pills
are hold great estimation by those deeply learned lilo
hrnlne art rnc RetOrmrr. Afnss LnnN m
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ID Cheatwood, Bedford county; Thomas NJ wi kins,, n
Sale Master Sale, Miss Wharton Crank Bedford less
Halmons Amherst Jno Griffin Salem; Audrey l. Pqer Roam
IKE josiah Martin BEDFORD I Alien Lee co. NJ; LEI
wen, l. IL Gwatkn,J ii Whitlow bedford George Bib,
Heson Jno Ward, Jr, lynchburg; William Or nsla,y cy
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EMn"rai Notice ine funeral the late Mrs
MARY COLEMAN will take place this evening at u n onl
at the residence Of lo L. Coleman Fso in bn comt -
attend 4' "io invita-
wednesday November ost
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CLARK 3 tO)--GENUINE COD LIVER OlL--Ihc great
attending the of this valuable remedy Clnsump-
on having ndncod all kinds Of limitations purchasers
toned to notice that the signature HEGEMAN CLARK &
CO. in full the cork OF each bottle without
genuine aud the value Of depends upon puri.
~ too much cannot be taken get the genuine.
HEGEMAN, CLARK q co.
Solo successors to Rushton, Clark a. Co.
Nos, loo 273, 5ll ana 356 Broadway
Wholesale Depot No l6j Broadway
Sold by Druggists generally in the United States.
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IN spite of the the Society of tho Natural
ISIS of Moscow have intimnted tn the Fro aoh
Academic des Sciences that they will hold tt cir
fftie,h anniversary on thu 81 December next NJ
Moscow. "lf," they considerably say."you eat
not honor Us with your presence on that occa
sion, we beg Of you u. least to let yoer Society
be represented 10y presents of works or the trans
mission IF the papers" THIS endeavor Ia make
the interests Of science independent of tie cSis-
temor of war was favorahy received by the Aca-
demig DIES Sciences