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Coffee.
Important to Saw Mill Owners an
Others.

THE undersigned oti,rs for sale one o. II >hsnks
celebrated Lath Curing Machines, u Ith the eNoG-
sive right 10 me in Nsvna county Also =
machine, snd the sht 20 the same out o. yne
county These machines zttrscrrd much notice hen
exhibition at the fair Of the Mechanics nstItu'e
IN Cineinnsti, last year. They very u rPle an6
durable and capable OF cutting hon @'}' {" : -
Gu lathz - ch per d. One hand can ~
liz uP ready .ur u VI nan. - 10 -
Nj: and three hands g. " pc. day. The .-h ne
qaires 50 little pos il tnst any mill owner
would furnish power gratis. as IL would furrh good
market at home Tor igrlbeF- lhe H.schina nay Re
seen n operation in 1s!t-r, wayne co.utv, ind
{. REYNOLDS p
August q 1855 3i-u
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HOUSE WANTED.
90 BY 8 man with = small family, no ehdren
Xii small house. with three or four rooms would
A~-A be preferred Enquire
BROWN & h0RROW-S
Near the Depot.
Richmond. October q 1855. 43-n
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RHODES
FEVER AND AGUE Gu RE.

OR ANIID O7'E TO N4L4RLIi
NOR the Prevention and Cure OF Fever and Agua,
Il Chlls and Fever, Dumb Ague, and other Interni,-
and Renittent tevers also al Bilious Feyers,
com panied by Typhoid symptoms. Typhoid Fever. Il
low Fever Ship and Jail Fever Genera! Debility, Night
Sweats md all other forms Of disease hich have
common origin in Malaria NIasma
This subtle atmospheric poison which at certain sea
sons unavoidably inhaled at breath the
in character wherever it exsts-north south,
and will yield to this newly discovered
ANTIDOTE, which neutralises the poison, completely
purifes the system and thus en- rely removes al! the
The proprietor distinctly claims these extraordinary
results from its use:
1t protect any resident traveller. in the
sickly swampy localities from any ague bilious dis
whatever, injury from constantly iahalius
Malaria or hiasna.
l. will instantly cheek the a-uc in persons who have
suffered for any length Of time. from
YEARS that they iced never have ANoTHEK CHILL
by continuing lis according TO directions
Ii will Immediately relieve all the distressing results 81
lous ague diseases. such GcncrsI debility nj zhI
tte ami strength and continues u@tii permanent AID
radical s effected. And proof that i isslso
WORTHY OF PUBLIC CoNF.rENCE,
Because of the
Singular and Entire Harmiessness.
The following certificate from on@ Of the most cee-
DRAFTED chemists tbs nise States i attached = every
bottle:
Nxw yosx June IL 1855.
Il have made chemical ainstIon OF ''Ra elss
Fever and Asue Cure or '.Antiote TO Malaria su2
have tested it for Arsenic, Mercury. Quinine ani
Strychnine, SUIT have iound eitAeT
it, have found substance in its tioE.
that would prove injurious to the constitution
JAS. R Chiffon. III. D Chemist
This SLOWS o. its
FREE USE rs Il PRETE.NTfTE
hy which s persons may thus be of entire freedom
from the above uaaei diseases how sSeky th
season svaaey the locality.
PROOFS OF EFFICACY frequently published.
and the confidence Of the public is asked ony in proper
lion its actual merits wherever introduced AMI used
These enIy relied spon TO prove is worth
nvn k-fef ILL., n
some NAV require Directions printed il Ger
French AID spanish accompany eaea bottle Lib
eral discoun.s MADE to the trade
Prepared and sold by the proprietor,
JAMES A RHODES
Providence K. l.
For sale BY Drusgi.ss generally.
November 1855 4--u
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UST received from Cincinnati. Of the best pat
- Cs0kHg, Parior. plate and shop stores
both wood which will he sold usual los
prices for cash, AZ the City Stove store.
LEYEyRE & UNDERWOOD
October 20. 1854 ATT
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pnrrs WRIGHT. MILTON RoILiSosvt
T. Wright & Co.

RE in receipt. by arrivals fren New Ye-S ard
"A Phiiaaeiphx. large and stock
Fail and Winter Goods.
Embracing almost style and variety selected With
reference increasing city trade and w;A Ass
60 the Of the which the Attention
purchasers.
As it is competition in the Gas
business There being organised for that
parposs se VIII rot announce ssssnishei ha
have than brought Indiana.
that prices 50 per below neShbors
pledge oarssivese she~ friends
market. and prices low
Small profits and quick pay is motto
cali the old stand, No.
near the Beg Pump. r WRIGHT 4 Co
EtehR md esrss0eer 20. tsss
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Januey's Life Of VIM. Penn.

uDEFITING NaCauley's libellous attacks upon the
IL Friends Janneys Life Of GEORGE FOX. Fox's
Journal Writings Of Naylor Evans Exposition. Sands
Journal Penns No Cro>- No Crown, ami other Standard
Books for Friends, for sale at
BURBANK & BRO.
Richmond Sept. -, 1888. Ap-f
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EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT.
J HyRTY,w D. HxSKL. L Miss. H. p. H,SE1E.
Editors.
Addre.. ON the Utility Of Tobacco,

Delirered by n. c. SrEvKxs. 5efore the Wayne
County Teachers Assoeiofion. at Riehmond.
1cN mo- 27M. 1855
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HaIVeY's PoemS,,

: \,
LEfEt Il UNDERWOOD.
3yANIN'i This tsy August 2Ist entered inta copAr
atnerhi :ar IGresS extending ruIarE3nE the
CITY STosk tn n.nasacsurng establish
neut wound respectfully Ihr-a share Patronage
Both being practical sorkElea- really Al
I'll ali
th-y-eng'tu the county Ship
The Hautin.-cI4 sIULse-
LEFEVaE & UNDERWOOD.
Richmond. oct,ter -. 1855.
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Just Received:

- DOZEN Gifchrist American Razors, warrant
- ei give satisfaction. Also, constant supply Of Na
eanined Gum Betting, various widths At No = Main street
THOMAS BENTON.
August 1911
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aides invited examine extensive
= OF French and Cnhurg Meriuus, six and wosI
pIaJs ali wool peLanes DeIrse.. &c. They worth
tcv.ing at and buying. I. WRIGHT " co.
september 20. +o-u
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IDasLeis..-Ladies' Work Baskets. Market Baskets
I = school Baskets. e, fer by {. ZIAMER.
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4 T the sgu Of the Golden Eagle. Ne IS Naia street
= am in receipt ct entire stock
C 4 DICKINSON.
April IS 1855. i.-u
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BOARDING sIOl>C.
Hadley g. Moffitt


Az ust received very general and lar-s .ssort.
meai Of sessonshle Goods which they eFcf 10 teit
friends and the public AZ tA>I! PRICES. They e.ps-
clally invite attention 10 their stock II
Plain Goods.
Which selected with much care and purchased ss
prices ~hish viii ENABLE them sell again unyEees.
IDENTIFY low rates Our assortment of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
Is large, embracing great variety of styi-s quatis.
snd prices Plain ami figured Black Silks pl.id srpsi
and fancy Do Tissue. Berages Chaiiie neBegc Lawn.
Glnghsms Prints Grapes; >HAWiS, Of various st..e,
and qusl Jaronetts AMI Lace Collars. nsrsee,e.
Cap Goods Aa>lins; Ribbons. Trimmings Of the latest
styles. trinEes, Sc HOSIERY, o. almost every ss,lr
quality and material GLONES-C Gotten Lisle Thread
SIX, Linen and Rid Gloves. Mitts, Their ssesl 6,
staple Goods
Is the largest and hest they have brought to the
city, AMI obey offered for CASH that e,nno
be escellci Any person wishing purchase taools f
ready paw, get them Of terms that shah b
satisfactory. Cal before purchasing.
9th IN mt -. 1850 l-tf
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Eseasis-Nadc Clothing.

OUR present sto.k is heavier than We have usually
~ kept, aI Of which have been made RIDER,
determined 10 sell them prices that will deid
honorable competition. A NJ MILLER.
September -. lift
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FINE GOODS

IN DOE justly celebrated B-ees, direct f-oz
" Unisn Village. for sale ~ G. W BARNES
June :, lss5. 951
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Rooms Id Lei.

W ITH ha-s= POSER he oil R=cAssond Foundry AP
B.TLIEs & aARCuAST
May 81. 1855. 2i-if
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SC0TE q CRAWFORD

SCOTT q CIR WEORD
FAVE for sale
A. pieces Nader Prints, ice;
B!elched -Vgslin. ?. Vide, &C;
80 do do do, do, 9gioc.
y inches, lie, prime goods;
heavy Brown Sheetifg, ! I. u;
Shrtiug, -, l2tsc,
do fine unhieachei DO. - Iec;
best Canton Flannel. -
0 Ticking. IeG zoe;
90 do Gingittus. IL cheap at 49,
do hest p-ye=es. pc. wOrth95;
o nel4tlnes soc. These bargain
pieces o Cashmere de Cos:
Fine all wool DeIa!ues, 3 ajoc;
Brochs Shawls, y j.; cheap
Fine all wool ShASls. 50 IL;
Mode 1ui friured Shavls. 81 50; worth IS;
IS Lisie thread Gloves. &c 60c per dvz;
50 doz grey. white, hiIcN and mode Hose, l2,.c
81 - per !oz;
90 .'oz gents Hose, loo or 81 per iol;
o do half Hose. 10 q t2sc;
Ieu yards Black SIX. ,, &c
$50 do do do, 30 inches, IS;
n full stock Of 81 A large stock Of
sly IL fancy g. per St4ntas silks
Cos&ing Cloths, al Snds OF Trimming ssa Of the Pet
Lamb. 39tf
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Clos ne out Dry Goods and Notions.

MIA Nell, IhN IN d 60,
SyIrE the attention OF merchants and dealers OF ali
the that Of closing
their entire stock Of tHf GOODS AND NOTIONS a the
possible rates Purchasers retail! i'll find il
ca3 iJeu Their
isi!ne e eUt, w!er- they VIII happy sell
Goods such rrses be eNcellei place
th- ~
rhes have disposed their extensive stock of Groceries
to Mesrs. hrAns. q Fletcher, who r-il Continue the
business.
-, 1865. 2Stf
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Fine Teas.

THE best every variety Constantly sale
by uadersigned. Persons wanting good article,
always Ne II Main where shey
supplied
Mach o. ISIS 0Eo. ~. BARNHs.
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D4ssss r. .rlsgFs,

TIE be't quality of Hihv ami Blasting Powder AWAY
lie found ~ the key canister in smaller qHal-s,
No. 81 Main GE0. " BARNES.
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GOSHt- POLlrSN
ART SSOCIATION,
Second Ye ar.

Second Year.
4 RRANGEMENTs for the second annual eoiiee
difasiou Literature ,nd Art, have been made on the
most extensive scale Among the works already en-
gagged, Is the tAr-fane6
GENOA CRU CHIN"
Which originally cot Ten thoa,sad dollars
In forming the collection. the diffusion of
works OF Am-ricsn Art, ana the encouragement of
American genius. have not been overlooked. Com
have been issued many ofth- distin-
saished Ameriean Artists, who will contribute some
.. their fines. productions Among thsm three
Marble Busts. executed ~ the greatest living Ssulp
tertiirsn Powers -iEeai s.ns oeeAs Of SerrsSrzEs
Marble, -
GEORGE B.l>iL.N-GTO.N.
The Father Of his Country;
BENJAMIN FL. i.N'hLLN.
TIE Philosopher;
D.4.NIEL uEBSTER,
The Statesnsa.
These great Nstional works are expected 20 .--iye
in this country iron Fsorn hAiy asoaa The r- q
septemas.
an iadieous selections frou foreign works o. n Z.
both IN Bronze aud Marble. St,tasry sni taoice
Paris, Eerhn. SieUna Dusseldorf. Nani.h an Flor
ence the whole forming collection oi lsirtiDss an
be Distributed Tree sHou- the members Of
the Association ser the Second y esr
Terms of Membership.
The PAYMENT a. taree collars constitutes ,uy .
thts Assocl,toa. ana entities him eitt
oi the follow Ma tor an ST. o
ticket IL tae distrIoatlon Q. the >tstuary AID
Paintings.
The literature issued Subscribers consists Of u e
following Monthly Mrgs zine,; iisrYer's. iutnsu
hGss kerbosker bisckwoad's Grahan4's md Cooley 5
Lsdv, Book; md thu Gusr5-rlv Reviews printed in
Nm Yosk- Einb ursh. We,tmlnster, London Gual-
terlV and Mont British.
LItteIl's Is ing Age aeklvl is furnished
and tsso memberships far =.
Persons ttAng rve a'rsh' entitled To
ivo - the Magazines for enc var. an si> tickets IN
IT,. disrr ibtt on.
he net proceeds derived from the sale CT eIa5er
shps devoted to the purchase ol works OF Art Tor
the ensuing wear
The Advantages Secured
kx becoming a member T.: this Association
I,t All persons receive the iul! value O. their sub
scririons the start in the shape OF sterling Mage
zine Literature.
81 Zach member is eoutri buting tow ards plrehs-
srs choice Works Of Art ,shi-h dist rbuted
o0s themselves ana are at tho same tine enroura-
eirg the Artists q the country dishu-sins thousands
oil dollars Through its agency.
Persons In remitting funds for membership will
please give their PostoaCe s3drsss in full stating
the they wish the Magazine TO commence, ana
he word Reg stered an The envelope 20 pre-
vent loss the receipt o. which. csr'll.sLtr OF
together lth the Magazine desired " III
oe furpy Sriec to any part Of the co1a rH-
Those WHO pGr chase Magazines - bookstores will
serve that by ili iHe this ASSOCIATION, they receive
the NJ eazine sn1 free ticket in the annual c.trti
ton al the price they Psy FOR the Maya
zine alone.
i or membership, address
e +. UEEEY, Aetusry c. A A.
II either OF the principal Offices
.'Kn5ckerho- aer Mage ne oc.ee aia Bro'dwsy,
NV OK;
,ioaey- : Lady, Boot o.see. il8 Chastnu. street,
Pht,aaelt ha. =
o, toner II. l7;5 ~ tt
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noNE ail times in Copper. Tn Sheet Iron and Zine,
A. the shortest notice. ar .t5f sorsrsntlze
a, the city Soc stor-. iEFESK2 s UNDERWOOD
octebe. 81. 1854. 44-tf
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CAREY =. GOODRICH,
ATTORNEY at Law and Notary Public

I'LL attend the collection and security Of claims
Wv -.the sale of Real Estate. sc Offce the
denc Mark Reeves, side North Front
Richmond. Ind.
September %. 1855. 4l-tf
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Lard Oil and Candles.

Lard Oil and Candles.
THE subscribers having completed their arrange
ments for manufacturing the sbove Goods, are pre-
pared furnish the merchants i"Ss hit.nts OF
RtehmUr.i and yic!aIty with OIL AND CANDLES O.:
superior quality. - prices ranging below the tlnctn
uIsI Persons want OF In. stove goods
viii find Is greatly their ADJ artge call t.is
sstsbiI shrnent before purchasing stses here
Ii-Fsstory in the Old Richmon Foundry Bulldogs
BANLlt.S MARCHANT
FEBRUARY 9 1850
DO sois by '' '' l.. Il ", TLLoCGH "
March Is. 1853. ~ - Main street.
Willow Ware.
LARGE and complete s,o-x Willow Wa CONS AMI
n Cabs hand, which VIII lie sold Low Close 81
Main u ". BARNES
jun T., i>j5. - Z
1noEc~. Pure White Lead Just eceiyr, and Tor
w safety l. Il. Meet LLpUGE.
July 70. NJ. :, Man street
White Fish.
FErHE subscriber has t-ar-aard article white
whole and haf barrels MacGsrei FOR cheap
=. " BARNES
Powder. Powder.
TIE be't quality q ihv an! Blasting Fawi-rcen always
found ~ the key canister in smaller
No 81 Main street GE1. W BARNES.
DAssD r. SMITH.
A I L 0 Il \ 4 Y \ T L A w,
s2icfilioEd, LI,..
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Fo'rle',4 ]. COOKS Stoces, Pdrl3i, Shop :. Cooking
Gutiering ard Sporiing, JapanHcd
Udre Ea6mcfcd Uare Brass
and Copper Uars,
Usually found in such establishments AMI il con-
ing into keen Coal stoves and Pre-
Sheet Iron. aud intend
heHg fully suited in the price article
ia lire Will be promptly furnished ORDER
expectations Of in iHsiness
rromptitade and Fair Dealing hope share 81
public favor without a resort putting.
shop the south 0 Marion
Richmond, selit H. leS5. 39a
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e'Ssy<ertH kGfsOH,
excellent thing for chaIped hands, and to amer
n shaving should every tady's toilette.
sIaruf.cturedty lIOLLOHAN {. IAUGHIoS
N..,.s..r
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Bounets! Bonnets..
MRS. IL1FF
a. WorLD invite the a:ren;an Of the ladies "a the
very large ant seieet assortment Of fa!l and Via
~ ter baune;s. she i receiving. comprising
cry variety and shade eli caared Tuscan Cactus, Nepol
itan and Mixed sraS bonnsts: fiasn Velvet latin and
SIX Bonnct. OF the latest and bet STYLES: Ribbons
fo~ers Gather. Rashe- N tsa.y Cap~ together With
every variety e Fashionable Millinery Also. Coca
sortnlent II Shi-e ST straw snd plain drawn Six
Beanets. Iale> invitei call aEi examine far
themselves ~ shop Pear. street nerta q Az H.
opposite the Methodist Chnr.a
kiehlalr.. >eEtstn ~ =. -. -t--E
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-04-19

House are concerned, are the best guides to
the general estimate Of what is most con-
ducive to the welfare of all: and that the ac-
ton of government should be conducted in
spirit of compromise, directed to the es-
tablishment of that content which is essen
tial to the general prosperity.
We are especially induced to make this
declaration, because we are not willing that
the efficiency and usefulness Of our Associ-
alton in the prosecution OF its great constl-
tutional and reforming purposes, should be
impaired by dissentions arising out OF differ
ences of opinion upon subjects in their ma
ture transtory, and dependent upon the
shifting condition of national expansion and
growth of public interests, and upon the de
tails of which entire unanimity Of view is
scarcely possible.
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-04-19

A NOBLE HEARTED WoMAN.-The San
Francisco Herald of the 10th inst. says =
Recorder Waller has called upon US with
a request that we invoke the aid of the be.
nevolent in behalf Of the family of John
Blake, now in the County Jail under SEN
tence Of death. They are in condition of
deplorable destitutiOn, not having the means
to obtain food, and with no prospect of re-
lief The wife of this unfortunate man,
with the beautiful instincts of her sex, clings
to him with increased love and tenderness
in his misfortune. She has made incredi-
bic eXertions to obtain her husbands par
don, and has, from this cause been unable to
provide her children with such scant neces-
sarieS as the labor of her hands might have
procured. She has succeeded in obtaining
nine thousand signatures to the petition for
her husbands pardon and her devoted zeal
has enlisted number of influential citizens
in his behalf. An appeal is now made for
relief for this afflicted woman and her al
most starving children. We are very sure
the citizens will make a generous response.
Subscriptions will be received by Recorder
Waller and at the Herald office
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-04-19
FOR SALE.
BROWNS HOTEL.

IN THE FLOURISHING TOWN OF BOTTLE HILL.
4aG23r 76 by 80 feet, well arranged in every
1441l az apartment; founded on corner lot 'front.'
iifaa ing 81 feet on Main street, and 200 feet
iz-z--E@1A on Forest street Being an ineXperien-
ced hand at Hotel keeping and for the purpose
of going iuto another kind of business, the pro-
prietOr of Browns HOTEL is desirous of selling
his large and cOmmodious establishment, with
all the furniture out houses, lot, and everything
belonging to it. This house has good run of
custom, and is situated that every street lead
ing into town meets in front of it, and Bottle Hill
being surrounded by ineXhaustbe mining re-
sources of the best and most extensive diggngs in
the Northern Mines. 1t is certainly destined to
be the most desirable and permanent business
location in the country. For further particulars
apply on the premises, or address
GEO. u. BROWN, Georgetown.
Bottle Hill, April 1lth, 1855. [26-lm*
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-04-19
CONSTABLE'S SATE

EDY virtue OF an execution to me directed ;s
Id sued from the office of A. p Williams q
Justice OF the Peace for Georgetown township
Ell Dorado county, California, have levied and
seized upon all the right, title and interest of Pc
ter Carroll in and to certain house and rancho
situated on Cement Hill, described as follows.-
The house is about l6 by % feet, with two rooms
and shed kitchen; the rancho has about 10
acres under fence-all of which | shall expose to
sale, at public auction, to the highest bidder for
cash, on Saturday, the 18th day of May, 1855, in
front of jerks q Bye's store, on Bottle Hill, in
Georgetown township, Ell Dorado county, Cal,
L. B. M'CLAIN, Constable.
Dated at Georgetown this 10th day of April,
1855. T27-3f@
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-04-19

EE' Bank Failures !---CorrCption! !---
Eruption &c. &c.-Moral and Physical Scor-
butte Affections !!
At this time when the bursting of banks
Makes each man look out for himself
When corruption runs bare-faced abroad,
And Security's laid on the shelf,
The subject should strongly be urged
That each man takes care of his wealth;
But how can he do this, we ask,
If he does not take care of his health?
That this can be done is quite plain,
And below we submit good plan,
Which when read we are certain will please
Each sensible woman and man:
Tho their systems be quite as unsound
As the Banks in this city are now,
There's remedy in our possession
To purge them as pure as the snow.
Take GUYsorT's EXTRACT OF YELLOW DOCK"
And "SARsAPAR1LLA" combined,
And soon-be the state of your blood what it may;
In this mixture, relief you will find;
IT'S the greatest and best purifier
That's ever yet been brought to light;
You'll find it at NINETY-FoUR MERCHANT,
At the Depot of
Yours, PARK & WHITE.
Also for sale by all the respectable Druggists
in the State.
DR.. J. TURNER, Agent,
Zl-lm GEORGETOWN.
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-04-19

GTATE OF CALIFORNIA, Ell Dorado
~ County, ss.-In Justices Court before A. P.
Williams Justice of the Peace, Georgetown town
Ship-F Graham & Co., VS.. D. c. Ballard.
The People Of the State of California to D. C.
BALLARD, Greeting: You are hereby summon
ed to be and appear before me- at my office, in
Georgetown township county and State aforesaid
on Tuesday, the 22nd day of May, A. d. 1865, at
ten (l0) o'clock \. NJ. of said day then and there
to answer the complaint of f. Graham & Co., in
civil action, for the recovery of the sum of thir-
ty-three and 23l00 dollars, for goods sold and de-
hvered to you by the plaintiffs, as per complaint
now on file In my office. Hereof, fail not to be &
appear as above required or judgment will be rem
dered against you by default, for the said sum of
$33 and 23-l00 dollars, and for the costs and eX-
penses Of this suit
Given under my hand at Office, in Georgetown
this the 22nd day of February, A. D. 1855.
A. P. WILLIAMS,
Justice of the Peace.
IL appearing to my satisfaction by the affidavit
OF r. W. Bye, Zone of the firm OF Graham & Coz
That the above named defendant, d. G.. Ballard
has departed from this State, and that personal
service cannot be made upon him, and that a
good cause OF action exists against him, it is
therefore ordered, that service herein be made,
by publication of summons once a week for three
months IN the Georgetown Weekly News, a pub
llc newspaper, published in Georgetown, county
and state aforesaid
A. P. WILLIAMS, J. P.
February 22nd, 1855. u93m
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-04-19
Drugs and Medicines,
Chemicals. Dve-Stufs. &c.

HENRY JOHNSON & Co.,
Wholesale Druggists, 146 Washington ST.
SAN FRANCISCO,
OFFERS for sale, 1000 packages of Drugs nd
~ Medicines, Chemicals, Dye-Stufs, Patent
Medicines of every kind, Fancy Goods. Perfum-
cry, Brushes, and full assortment of everything
appertaining to the business, comprising the lar,
gest stock in California to which they invite tho
attention of traders and pledge themselves to sell
on as favorable terms as any other house in the
State. Dealers in Drugs, Mefiicnes, &C., will
find it TO their advantage to give them call
HENRY JOHNSON & CO.,
Agents for DR.. Jayne's Family Medicines; Hal,
loway's Pills and Ointments,
San Francisco, March 7th, 1855. T22-3m.