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TO Quartz Onerators.


THE UNDERSIGNED have lately discovered
l. what they think t. he very rich lead Of Quariz
situated ONE two hundred yards from the village
Of Minnesota and thin 81 Of a mile from tle ch
O. man Bar lead which has paid so well They
have uot the least doubt but what the lead is the
sams as the German Bar lead They fad plenty of
rock at any time when they choose to look for it.
VITA god in it plain 70 be seen. Not long since
piece OF rock was found upon their lead weighing
about pounds, which, when crushed yielded sl3-
-. N any other sucn pieces have been found. Also
the rock which has gold visible to the naked eye
yields from fifteen to fifty cents TO the pound rs far
as we have tried it. lhe company are in circum
stances not enabling them to commence operations
upon the lead. Therefore what they want is TO-
some person to tlke hold with them and prospect the
the lead, and also Join in working the same, who
has more iuLds than they have at present Or they
viii let the lead out TO work on shares certain
length of time or on certain per centage in order
TO Get the thing once in operation. We have been
informed Of late that there are severa Quartz Mills
near Nevada which not in opera tion at the pres
Cnt time. and that the owners wish to find somegood
leadt remove them to. Now il there is any such
persons who dezfe this, we will assure them HAT
they will not be able to ind better lead to place
their machinery upon. The name of this lead is
the Syracuse QuaItz lead, and has been lately dis
covered. We would like to have some of The oper-
ators in Quartz call and see it for themselves and
believe they would be satisfied.
A. 5. McMILLFN e. CO.
Minnesota, June 81 I'm
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Jones' Hotel.
(LATE CRESCENT CITY,

(LATE CRESCENT city,
TAT JONES Proprietor, Sansome street ex- -
sAssSs tending from Clay to Commercial, San Ei$
francisco. Main entrance II Sansome A
The above Hotel having been thoroughly overhnuled
reed, and handsome furnished, is now open for th
accommodation of The public In point of comfort and
It's ocllion is the most central. The manager of his No
ie is happy TO be able 10 to his old friends
throughout the State that he has at last found bouss
llrge enough accommodate them, and they need have
fears being turned away Tor want of accommodated
or AL as has been the case TO hsregref in former
Houses.
Gentlemen with families wishing TO board will find
this House nry and pleasant. Prompt attention paid to
the rooms and charges moderate
Transient custom, per day 50 so
Board per week 100
Board and Lodging. according 10 room, per week,
from $40 10 Sl4 90
nnner 90
breakfast and Supper rs
Gsg This Hotel is under the management of David
Jones' The well known Proprietor of the original Jones'
Hotel. I'm Jnly 1854
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SHERrEE,S SALE

DYvrtue of two executions TO me directed issued from
ID the Clerks Office of the County Court in and for the
County of Placer in favor of s c. Astin aud W A. John
and against James Reny, Rupert Julius Emperor
ct al dated June l2 1888, fr the of S44S 4OIOO
have levied upon and seized the following described
eriy to-wt All the right, title and interest of julius
Emperor and - Rupert in aud to the French Quartz
Mil, lying and being situate in the Township Of Gras
Valley County Of Nevada State Of Cal rnia said inter-
being two Seyen Of said mill when shall sell at pu lie
auction TO tha highest bidder for Cash above
described mill on the lst day of August ~ d. 1855 at
O'Clock. r. VI.
Given under my hand this Sd day of July A. n 1855.
w. w. WRIGHT SheriTN C.
July 6-4w F. O. ToaPKISS d. s
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AoiioWays Ointment and Pills, certain for Bad
Breasts Caked Breasts and Sore NplesTe wife Of Mr.
r. B., OF the Broadway, New York, suffered several
months after the birth Of her last child with bad breast
several holes having formed the same her breas,
were nearly gone and it was thought at time the
breast must be taken or Mr B. put her under course
OF hoiloway's Ointment and Pills, after having tried
every other means without The Ointment was
well rubbed the parts affected and the pills were
taken regularly
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CfTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada, Township
= OF Bridgport, s Refore PANEL Dustin, Justice Of
the Peace. Personally appeared before me on this I'd
dav of July A. D. 1856 Sarah argrears wife of Samuel
argrears of said Township and being duly swo>n made
declaration that and after this date she intends TO
carry on IN her name, and her account the
business Of Merchandising Ranching and keeping public
Boarding House. and that the amount invested in said
business does not exceed Five Thousand Dollars.
Given under my hand this I'd day of July A. d. 1855.
DANL DUSTIN, Justice Peace.
july g. 1s55-3m
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SUMMONS

lAiS oF oAlIFORNIA, County Of Nevada, Town
- ship Of Bridgeport S. Justices Court Before n bus
IN Jusca Of the Peace The People Of the State Of Cal
orpla 10 Ira Richardson. You are hereby summoned 10
appear before the undersigned, Justice Of the Peace al
DIS ONCE Ia said township SATURDAY the 22d dav of
September a. D. 1855, at ten O'clock A. NJ answer the
cotnplalnt OF Henry Everett who demands judgment
collars or money had and received certain proissary
Notes belonging TO the said Henry Everett and placed in
your possession deposit as appeaps by receipts for the
same sigoed IN your name and complaint now on file in
my office On failure appear aud answer Judgment
add ninety eight dollars with damages an COSTS Of sIrit
Given nnder my nand, ieis 12th day Of Jnne. 1855
DANIEL DUSTIN Justice Of the Peace
1t Is hereby ordered that publication OF the foregoing
De made IN the Nevada Journal weekly newspaper prin
ted In said county at least week for three months
from GATE oi nrs publication. Given under my hand this
l2th daa of June, 1856 e-2m D. DUSTIN i p
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SheriG's Sale.

pY virtue of an Execution to me directed issued
ID from the Clerks office of the District Court
IN and for the County OF Nevada. in favor of Samuel
". Boring and against I. g. Woods, - Haskell.
Alvin Adams, ct. al composing the firm of Adams
4 Co.. dated May 10th 1855. for the sum of NINE
HUNDRED AND FORTY FIVE DOLLARS,
Debt, Damages, with iYrEcsst on the sum of Nine
Hundred and Forty Ffvt hars from the 24tn day
ot April, A. D. 1855, at the rate of 10 per cent per
annum, together with of suit taxed at so CO.
100 Dollars, have levied upon and seized the
following described property to-wit.
All the Joint ard undivided right title and interest
of q. Woods, - Haskell, Alvin Adams et al.
composing tke finn of Adams d Co.. in and to Il
certain House and Lot, lying, situate, and being on
the corner of Washington and Main streets, Ne
vada, aud known as Chas. w Young's old ewery
store. Also. the House and Lot adjoining the above
described on the north, and known as Turner's old
store whic h / shall sell at public auction 10 the
highest hi oder for Cash in front of the Court House
door in Nevada City on the SECOND DAY OF
AUGUST, A. d. 1855, between the hours of 9
oclo ock, A M., and o'clock, P. NJ.
Given under my hand this 18th day of July, A.
D. 1855
Attest: w. w. WRIGHT Sh'F n c.
July l3-3w By g. +. Wood, U.
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rREehE2-7--e FNrICg DnIWEs
ooUNxy sUaVEYcRs OFFICE.
I - IT dND 7. DANHtL Z.
EyJ = = - v G1S.

E-JZ = = - V -G1S.
CTs.1L5.-as ica. : Ls.: i;gi5irg sIaiu ST. Ee7ada
CuauiF .resyog'y Office.
&e,-- s, aulv 20, 1855.
tNttettl 'tlater - Sac. 20 s.s7ey or re-surveY
tl--e ~ aIr lals0U. = a.. fol4Y Surve7or or his
spo'. lali re ctl-cgrc sal evidence IL any Court
within ns stee except g@ch by authority
al thc tu& ta'es OF br aual consent Of the parties -
~ lsri see la.st !,,iGea ll.at any Surveys made
y This county by ourrs '-n Iepues from This Office
vii ret ne recognized e any Ccurt within the jurisdiction
a TINS tate. ll--2m JOIN DAY. County surveyor
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,EST GROCERIES. LIQUORS.
Preserved Frnirs. Sc

Goods daily received from san Francisco and
buy FOX CASH able sell lower than any other House
in jhs place Goods del,ered free any reasonable
dsiauce HLFFROS & IIONALD. Broad street.
May lI--Sm three door above the corner of Pine
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state of c,,itoro;. -, BY T. P. HAwLEY D. c.
county Judge S;,' OFF 90, June I'D A. D. 1855.
-, tris tr,i.,s rom the plant this day fled in the
,; S u Il case that the Plaintiff has good cause of
a' I5I' ID from affidavit made that the Defendant L.
cannot be found, strict having been made ii
rdered that service OF Summons be had in cause bv
publishing the same in the Nevada Journal paper pub
sled IN Nevada county, at least week for the
period Of one month
Given under my hand this June o. 1856
THOMAS II. GASWElI., County judge.
TRUE CoTY-ATTEsr:
J. H. BOSTWICK, Clerk District Court
June 2o-lm* Nv T p HWY n r
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

THE undersigned having heen jobbing Groceries and
Provisions for the last four years. will do cash
Commission business. We solicit orders from counir,
traders for ell Finds Of goods For Groceries, in parto
lar SHALL by being constantly in the market, be able
fill orders satisfactorily We are sole agents for he
State for the sale Of Swans Patent Atmospheric
SOFA Fountains. GOLDMAN BRO
so Front eel Sam
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA g DIsTUIcT COURT,
County of Nevada. 14th Judicial District
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA To l.
L ADLER Greeting You hereby commanded to
appenr and answer within Ten days after
Writ the complaint OF George Philips Plaintiff now on Gle
in the Clerk Office OF the District Court aforesaid against
you Defendant for the recovery Of one THousAxp
Or in of your failure to appear and .nsv
said complaint, the said Plaintiff Will take -ni ei
against you therefor by default together III erneni
and costs of suit and also demand the C art sch n,
Witness JNO. H. BOSTwICK, Cum. =
county with the seal of said Cort Slerk o. Nevada
June A. D. 1855. J0FI,, ,+ ,,iiAsu ms "a aly OF
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Water Notice.
To all whom il NAV Concern

TTNoW ye, that the undersigned, F. a. Wilder, VIM
ssAs : Patterson. j. w. Hurd, E. Z. Turney, W.
Churchill John w. Simpson. Co.. did locate by due
notice, Canal for mining and other purposes, in the
county OF Nevada and Slate of California; on the sth OF
October 1854, which time they did cl1m all waters
OF the North Fork of the Middle uba, together with all
the waters of the South Fork of the said stream; with
the right TO erect the requisite dam dams said
streams sufficient to fill fune with water of tho fol-
lowing dimensions wit:Three feet deep six feet in
width with grade OF not than twelve feet to the
mile. They also claim all the tributaries of said river,
iner-ecng sid ume canal, for the purpose of con-
Quoting the by said canal and its lateral branches
along the ridge between the South and Middle Yubas
and furnishing the following and other mining localities
which such canal may omnand with WATER viz Orleans
Fiat Moore's Fiat Woolscy's Flat Cherokee San juan
&c Sc The name of said canal is the .GrizzIy Com
pany's Yuba Ext, nsiOn Canal" Said canal is now in
course E construction, and will be prosecuted in co form
inv with surveys commenced in October 1854 and com
pleted June H. le55-
Signed behalf of Grizzly Water Company at Chero-
kee, this 22nd day Of June, A. d. 1855.
DIRECTORS.
WM S. S.PATTERSON, j. W HURD
WM. b. CHuRCHILL, JOHN w SIMPSON
+. A. WILDER, President
E. P TURSEY, Secretary
June 29th, 1855 9-3m
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.

State Of California and County Of ofNeraaa.
DURSUANr to section 224 of 1tle 18th of the
statutes of tire State of California, passed A prii
29th 1851, will expose at public sale to the
highest bidder for Cash, en- the premises Tuesday
oath day of July, A. H. 1875, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
all the right, title, and interest of B. d. Bowers in
and TO the following property o-wit:-One building
Lot, situated the south side of Boulder street
Nevada adjoining on the west by the building lot
known rs Il. r. Ferre's lot. Also. the lot north
side Of Boulder street, adjoining the west the lot
known as James F. Lawson's lot. The same hav-
ing been sold under execution as the property of
Benjamin d. Bowers on the lst day OF February,
A. D. 1855 for the of one hundred dollars to
L. d. Austin, hch purchase money he has failed
to pay. l.. ESTEY'S HILL, nstabIe.
Nevada, July ,, 1856. l0-3w
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Special fctices.
MASONIC NOTICE

f K KANE LODGE F. 4 A VI. meets every FRIDAY
sVENiNG, at the Masonic Lodge Room on Broad street
Visiting brethren invited to attend
n A HICKS Se.,v - ~
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YE THAT SUFFER. READ! READ ,
Liz. fAkElhAS
GREAT ITALIAN REMEDY |

OR ANY CHANGE OF DIET
II NeUer has Faiied--H cannot FaI te Curel
T HIS Invaluable Specific introduced into Pisa some
tfty years since, soon became well known a
tain cre that in every town and city only the
net but IN Great Britain the demand for it great
is merits astounding, that in less than year from
ITS Introduction had SaITcEied all other remedies The
Medical Faculty Of the principal cities of Europe were
ompee1 to acknowledge its wonderful ndssy over me
ease lropretors Of other Medicine jealous Of its
vany endeavoreG to stay its pragress Like grass
before the mower their efforts fell to the Ground and like
fire on the pr RIGS sweeping all before its onward march
became Triumphant 1t stood forth upon own merits
discerning public tried and were convinced OF its mag
lcat tftss The massive furuue acquired by Dr. Parera
from the sale OF it during the years he PREPARED it
alone bore witness 10 It's 1airdcl0as meris At the de-
who has lately introduced the remedy into the United
States. The number of it has already made are
astonishing Thousands and tens of thousands can bear
testimony to its efficacy.
Al rho use II, II 1ciH CURE.
With safety peedana certainty ether medicine has ever
possessed.
Resort TO No Quack Nostrume.
Use remedy that has been tried for the past Fifty years
aud WAS never known 10 fail
This great warranted Remedy is purely Vege
table
DEwAEE CouNrERFFITs.
The extensive sale Of this wonderful medicine has already
caused some person persons, palm off upon unsus-
pecing, spurious compound closely resembling fhe Orig
inal be particular to buy without the written sig
nature OF Pareira. n D., on the outside thewrapper of
will be punished with the utmost rieor OF the law
Price Three Dollars per bottle For sale by H. Babeock
sole Age for California Oregon and the Sandwich Islands
to whom all orders must be addressed liberal discoun
made to wholesale dealers
D. BABCoCK Wholesale Druggist.
II Davis street. san Francisco
List ofAgents throughout the state.
nr. H. HUNT. Neyada.
BlCE COFFIN & CO., Druggists, Marysville.
B. X. STARkWEATHER City Drug Store, ltockton
W H BRCNER Toulumne Drug Store, Sonora
BENZ. SEURTLEFF, Shasta Drug Store, Shasta
CHILD WORTaEN, Placerville Drug Store PlacerviHe
JUSTIN GATES, Jr Sacramento City.
Dir. r. w. CARR, nownictille..
Or. ". II. GATIIFF Yreka.
DR.. J. 3. WINSTON Los Angeles
WHAIEY MORSE sun Diego.
GEO. l.. STORY Portland, .. T.
San Francisco, May 25-3m
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IMMENSE EXCITEMENT!
Great RasEs at the Broad street
TIGBTlBLD DEPOT.
csa.nest =oads IN the Mountains

Cheapest Goods IN the Mountains.
= II Z subscriber would return his sincere thanks 10
lhe public of Nevada for the patronage extended
him since he hrs beeu IN this place. He hopes by giving
mis- personal attention to the business, selling the
ceiye continuance OF fayors is his intention kee
on hand the
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SIGHT CrSrrvs
-----@ on sacramento and
~ San Francisco in suns to suit purchasers
January 1, lss4 q. DAVIS.
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FASHION SALOON.
HEuia SsrceI, Nevada.

: nD1kULg NNLUULu.
HEuia S9TceI, Nevada.
ry7aE AB,IFE MOON has recently been reft.ed and
dxei uD in n style superior to any Saloon above
Sacramento and i open day and night for the reception Of
Company
liquors AND CIGARS, he hest TO be had in California
viii alTays c found ct The FASHION Tie proprietor hsv-
iS had an eTrcEence Of several years, Astters himself
that in point Of experience a tact in
rRz=AZ-7-% FANCY DRIWES.
h sr1erior Is ;Dt 10 c1nd in The State Attached
g. $50 %eI1oa . ssG -aru1S. where gentlemen may
f'7sys a1a At.au- si California papers Of the latest
ds.is
TWo 1Us5aS1Ts SERVED Up DAEEy!
IA orier sa',~ tbs apPe..Jss af our friends we VII
foi ~ Fo L,7 1ltS a y at II O'clock. 4. T. and :
rile;t y. NJ Wc frturn sincere Thanks 10 the
n ' or Nevada sHd Foaa tAat 10 VIII ever te ou-
ce5-Te "a znlfe tie FASHION pleasant Tiace of resort
leTs5a, Juiy J5-Sia GEJEGE v. LEWIS.
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EE- lR H. AR. NJ. HUNT win continue their Medical
Once at The above store.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-02-23
BAN NER STORE,
AT THE BLUE CORNER,

HthhIhUb, ilhlUN CUUhF1, UHlU.
TN order 10 dispose Of the large quantities
IL Of Me, ,chand:se, now in McArthgr, we a,o
convinced Of the necessity OF offering induce
mcnts to customers, sufficient 20 warrB,
them in coming from greater distance 10,
their supplies. To accomplish this we s'u
determined 10
DIVIDE THE PRoFlTs
With our friends. In other words, We will
positively sell, for Cash or Produce,
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HARD.
WARE, QUEENSWARE, and the
BEST FAMILY GROCERIES, AT
0NE-HALF THE USUAL PROFITS
Generally charged in this region OF country.
We say, TO tie Farmers OF Vinton, we are
prepared to prove what we say. Call and sea
Tor yourselves. And we hereby give notice
to oil concerned, that the day for selling
Goods, in Macarthur, for 50 aud 100 per cent.
is gone by. We have determined to sell fo,
5 and 10 per cent. and then make money BY
making more sales.
Our stock is entirely new, and we will, 40
the wants OF the people require it, renew.
Call and see. SIS. DEMUTH & Co.
Nov. Ia, lS54.-6m.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-02-23
PiOus Economy.

Our friend d. isl capital fellow. fIee
handed and hearted, but as full OF devil.
Try as the world is of rogues. Not long
ago d. got quite pious, joined the church
and behaved himself like a candidate for
the ministry, for six mortal months,
what's more, during that time he enjoy
ed religion as much as any man-what
he meant BY enjoyment il would be
hard TO guess, unless /. was escorting
the girls to church. BY some means
which it Is not neeessar! to repeat, d.
"fell from grace" and an awful fall il
was, not that he does anything psrticu.
larly bad but he has lost oil his TeyeT-
ence. The other day meeting an ola
gentleman belonging to sect which
teaches that man can never fall from
grace, D. began a religious controversy,
which ended in old deacon-vowing
that D. nsusr had any grace, a prUposi'
tion that be maintained with provoking
pertinacity. Now, the deacon is close,
miserly old curmudgeon, with less prac-
tical Christianity in his who'd body
than d, has in his little finger, aud our
graceless friend happened TO know ii;
so when the deacon continued TO assert
that d. was never possessed Of real pie.
~, the latter got nettled and finally in.
sisted. with some warmth, that he was
mistaken, adding with the solemnity Of
o judge
"Now, deacon, ri Tell you how it
was. You are a misery, saving old
feliow-l am not; and the amount Of
piety lspent in six months, with your
economy, would have lasted life time!"
The deacon cayed in.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-02-23
100000
IN GIFTS FOR THE PEOPLE!
tai CITY ART.UNION,
COLUMBUS, OHIO.

CoJ OtAANs
DURNELL 9' cos. SECOND GREAT
I'D GIFT DlSTRlBUTl0N.-Evcr person
having Ticket gels an Engraving worth 81.
The proprietors take great pleasure in an
nouncing to the citizens Of the Union. that
in consequc2"A cf the great satisfaction man.
ilested by The :. 6'..loaers of our first great
Distribution, and tie many thou sand solicit
ations from all parts Of the country, in ro!a.
tion 10 whether we intend getting up another
Di tributi ion of Gifts tor the people, we have,
ailer an immense outlay, been enabled to Of
fer to our thousands Of patrons the following
valuaLle, magnificent, and Unprecedented
BRILLIANT SCHEMES, to be distributed as soon
as the tickets are sold:
LIST OF GIFTS TO be distributed by the Man.
ayers of Capita City Art-Union.
Tickets only Que Dollar!
And every one entitled to a hansome Engra
wing and share in the distribution Of the
following valuable property:
| Farm in the State of Indiana. $4,000
| do in Ohio. ........... 5000
| do do ..'..'....". 5000
! FOur-story Brick Dwelling&
Let, in Columbus, Ohio, o.. $500
do do do .... $500
! Beautiful residence in the
town of Mount Vernon.... $500
! Twostory Brick Building in
Chilficothe.. .............. $500
l Brick Cottage aud Lot in Co.
lumbus. ...............". 1900
do do do 1900
! Frame do do do $500
! Handsome Country residence
i'll Sego, Perry county, Ohio, 1900
4Splendid building lots in Co
lumbus, at $4,000. 5000
10 do do do 81 500 $4,000
4 dc do Cleveland. 5000
] Grand Action Piano (ChiCk.
erng's) .....,........ 1900
| Gold Watch, set with DiaA
mOndS ..'...s.......'... 1000
Gold Watches, at $500 each $500
l0Rosewood Pianos, at $780,. 5000
10 do do OF 400. 1000
10 do do at 300.. 5000
30 Gold Watches, at $780,. $500
100 do at l00..... 10000
100 do at 3D.. 1850
100 do at 40.... 1000
300 Silver do ut 20..... 5000
SOC do do ut l5..... 1900
lOO0 Ladies' Gold Breast Pins, at Sl 1000
200 do B,ocha Shawls, at S25, 1000
500 do Silk Dress Patterns,
at S2O..................." 10000
5000 Gold Pencils, at S3......... $4,000
10000 Gold Pens, with silver Cases,
at s2..................... 10000
5000 Gold Rings, at 81 so each.... 10000
l204 do at LOO each.... 1904
Every person, by paying ONE DOLLAR,
will receive certificate OF membership, en-
iitling him TO handsome large Lithographic
Engraving of the new and magnificent Cap
itOI Of Ohio, forming one of the most
beautiful parlor ornaments ever gotten up as
AL engraving, and richly worth dollar (the
publishers retail price.) Each subscriber
will also be entitled to share in the distri-
button OF the gifts enumerated in the Scheme
The Engravings can be sent by mail to any
part Of the country, and we will commence
delivering them to those having tickets by
the fifteenth of January.
For particulars, Tickets, &C., &C., call on
--, Agent at -. We will
send bills, circulars, &C., on application,
(post paid.) BURNELL & co.
February 2, I955.-tf Columbus, o.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-02-23
4 Live Yankee and the Shop Girls
of Paris,

Oh HdENSs
The Paris correspondent Of the Boston
Post writes:
"Great art and eloquence are freqnent.
ly eVinced by those petticost clerks in
the explanation Of their wares--l refer
TO the bonbons. The devices upon box
covers, the inscriptions and illustrations
eArve them with sufficient preteXts for
The most seductive explanations and the
most winning exhortstions. But the
true talent which they universally ap.
pear TO possess seems 10 dwell in the
grace ana tact peculiar TO all Parisian
trsdswomen. They are solicilous but
not presuming, urgent but not eIacting,
and always good natured, perfectly self.
possessed, and never tired Of humoring
your indecision OF reluctance. They la
die out a pound of assorted with a
polka'ike movement among the thou.
sand glass jars, and smile bewitchingly
upon you when returning Jour change.
Very often susceptible kind of fellow,
such as | am. feels mortified at the
trouble he subjects them to for perhaps
his small purchase, and yields TO an in
clination TO make larger one, unless
he gets into the the street safe from the
rash infatuatiun incident to petticoat
Establishment"