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The Nevada journal., 1855-09-28

SURGICAL OPERATIoN.-We will give
next week an interesting scientific history
of case of fungus hen'otodis, and the
amputation of shoulder by Dr. H. Hunt
of this city.
The Nevada journal., 1855-09-28

GOLD IN CARSON VALLEY-From sew
eral Packers living on the other side of the
Sierras, we learn that good diggings are
being worked in Gold Canon, Carson Val
ley, and that ditch 80 miles long running
from Carson River to the diggings will
soon be completed.
The Nevada journal., 1855-09-28

ELoPED---Two Devils from this office,
two weeks since. Fuller of work we
never have been. We Waite their return
with great anxiety At latest dates they
were hanging out at Wilson's er- change
San Francisco.
The Nevada journal., 1855-09-28

WELLS FARGO s Co. will receive our
thanks for the prompt delivery of letters,
and also for copies of the San, Herald,
Citizen, Erening Ne,os, Times s. Tran
script, Marysville Herald and Express,
Sonora Herald, &c &c.
The Nevada journal., 1855-09-28

R9rSam. Colyille the compiler and pub
Usher of the Directory of Sacramento is
now engaged in getting up Directory of
Marysville.
The Nevada journal., 1855-09-28

s@ Speaker Stow has removed to San
francisco and commenced the practice of
the Law in that city.
The Nevada journal., 1855-09-28

REvIvAL.-The revival at the Metho
dist Church North in this city is still goins
on with marked success.
The Nevada journal., 1855-09-28

STILES has treated us handsomely with tho
Colder Era, Sierra Citizen, Iowa Hill Neu.
&c, &c during the past week
The Nevada journal., 1855-09-28

LINES TO A DEPARTED INFANr-BY WV NJ.
CuLP; IN THE MGRYsYILLE HHRALD.-The
author OF these lines is highly cuipnNe.
The Nevada journal., 1855-09-28

DIED.--At Forest City on the 24th inst. Of
fungus hematodis, Joseph Bullock, formerly
of Lima, Rock. Co. Wisconsin
The Nevada journal., 1855-09-28

i.IquoR LAw.-The vote on tie prohi bitory
,iquor Law, is, so far as heard from 1882
majority against
The Nevada journal., 1855-09-28
1889 IS2 !

1889 lS2 1918 $50
We take the above tables from the
Chronicle. They are probably very near
correct
The Nevada journal., 1855-09-28

CoURr HousE.-The delay in the erection
in our last number, was owing, we are informed
to refusal on the part of the Board of Super-
visors to pay for extra work done by the con-
tractors Oh the foundation.
According to contract the walls we're to
commence five feet below the surface at the
lowest point, but on making the excavations,
peryisors, not deening the ground sufficiently
firm, ordered the contractors to 20 deeper
To this order another member of the Board
agreed. But on the meeting of the Board last
week, Johnson refused allowing the contract
ors pay for six feet extra granite wall which
they had built by his order, and which was
understand is, that he was not acting in his of.
fetal capacity when the order was given, and
therefore when the Board met, he, as a men,
Der of the Board, did not feel authorized to
sanction an order given 10y himself while not
acting in his official capacity! If this is not
Punic faith, what is it? Some two thousand
dollars have been spent by the contractors in
extra work, done by order of the agents of the
county, and oneo the agents, who was most Of
ficious in making the expense refuses to pay it.
Mr. Heritage, one of the Supervisors, is op-
posed to the payment for the extra work, be-
cause be considers 1t useless, and not having
been consulted in the matter Of laying the
foundation wall deeper, he can very properly
dissent from the action of the other two mem
bers of the Board. The blame for the delay
in the erection of the Court House, must fall
on the faithess officer who refuses to pay debts
of his own contracting.
We understand that compromise has been
effected, and the contractors are again at work
with determination 10 complete our Temple
Of Justice at an early day.
The Nevada journal., 1855-09-28

L. S. SExAroR.-The Marysville Her
aid is out in favor of the election of u.
S. Senator from the Northern portion OF
California. If the ability of the man to
Gil the Office of L. S. Senator is to be
measured alone by the section ofthe State
in which he lives, we are shoulder to Shout
der with Gen. Allen, and shall advocate
with him the election to the Senate of a
man from Northern California. But We
want the best statesman in the whole
state to represent California and the Amer
lean Party at Washington, and not being
perfectly certain that of course he resides
north of Sacramento, we do not feel very
much inclined to confne the next Legisla-
ture in the selection of a candidate to the
section of the State in which We happen to
live. We want the man who stands head
and shoulders, like Saul of old, above his
compeers, and we do not care fig from
what portion of the State she comes. As
in the selection of President, all we de-
sire to ask is, ''is he honest, capable and
national"'
Give the Legislature numbers to choose
from, and good selection may be made
confne them to certain locality and We
may be cursed with THINGS, not men, as
we have heretofore been
The Nevada journal., 1855-09-28

DONATION TO THE REV. Mr.. HuL-The
Donation which took place last evening at
temperance Hall for the benefit of the Rev.
Mr.. Hill was well attended, and the whole af-
fair went off pleasantly. A band discoursed
most eloquent music, there was all interchange
OF wit and sentiment among the geu tlcmen an d
ladies who graced the occasion, and altogether
1t was one of the most delightful reunions
Nevada has yet seen. We did not learn the
amount contributed to the Rev gentleman,
but however much it may have been, we take
occasion to say, not dollar of it is undesery-
ed MIR. Hill during his short stay among US,
has endeared himself to a large circle of friends
and acquaintance, by this uniform urbanity
and easy familiarity with all who have had the
good fortune to know him. AS man and a
citizen, no ore among US is more highly esteem
ed as clergyman, he is to be judged by bis
success, which has far exceeded even his most
sanguine auticipations.
He leaves for the East on the 5th proximo
for the purpose of bidding u final adicu to his
Atlantic home. and returning with his family
to settle among us. We heartily sympathize
with his old friends, on the other side of the
continent, for the loss of so valuable a member
OF their circle, hut what is their loss is our
great gain. Glad will we be to welcome him
again to his new made home in the mountains
with health and every blessing which makes
life desirable
The Nevada journal., 1855-09-28

The majorities marked with dagger
are reported to be official The MAORI
ties for the Judgeship are merely estima
The Nevada journal., 1855-09-28
Senate.

The complexion of the Senate Of 1856 will
he as follows:
The Nevada journal., 1855-09-28
70 Country Dealers.

VITE PAY PARTICULAR ATTENTION To PACKING
w and delivering goods and money resumed for any
article net turning out represented -
MIDDLETON X RILEY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-08
Notice

CAFS.
ID KCEIvED this days the beat assortment Of Gents
IN youths, ard Chalent tsosn eArs, ever oopsH! "
iS tiy having ketn AeteIci with sEeat eare AZ esaTdE
style aid SUaiIT They eompliSe in Part as fOIOws.-
Gents cOih NFela. 6lsk AID whIei GeO!t tar cloth do
blatE, dEab aud green idnG, hanlRG and AFOo 81
together with every othtr detol Of bat Of car tEta
mt4 :. u. HARPER q nun
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-08

Sexton, Seal %, 8 s s'ywysegalr.ingen, y yysgl.
FANCY DRY GOODS.
80. 165 atathet sti above 4th street,
pHiLaDELPhA: Ill.
]. W. Sr11oS, L. SEAL, A. Vas S%tAatsosE,
n RpER to pnrhA.ers The iatgeat tssoseAi Of ksbay
" lty Goods nthttIty. Itt6MpTetl plttot
lloI:iy Of I'll kinds and suslllies.'
Cloves, Undershlits, UltbS ShrIS and Co'lsIt.
WooilcR Y&IHA Of different Sbadet and eoloFt.
4 fine aNSOttRknt Of Skell Combs.
90 do do huaa!o AID Imitation copst.
Rrvskes etall descriptions.
llrtsS aud 1ailora TIlumnSs eisll ksa4.:9
RuTnettA, &t toId cord Sp0ol Cotton.
PerIvl&Ty ofall kinds.
las well a gteal uhy A!Yea eOOdt ofogt owH tnFot
ttlUn, which we cannot here utnton and Aeh are we'll
worthT the attention Of bteA. We ite Ne eau make 10
LheIhntAEe1i 70 EiNf US 4 tHAl. tAnG
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9ANN W.ARCHER.


tiEsTfHf1hIn toiNIf. Va AhK y III
MEsSRs. DOVE a CO, Rehmond-Lsst tail one Of my
mules was turned loose in the stable yard while play ing about
with other muleS he ran with the weight 81 lis whole body
against n iarcu Idsfe Of sheoflrnn, cutting himself an the thEb
or ham atoat 10 inehcs long. and from an Inch aud a hni u
two inches deep Tho wound was Of such a Character as 30
suppose he would never he at any service 20 me aRlin see
ing a notice OF the Turf Oh Ia the papers, ] procured ana ap
piled il at once 10 the cut aud in about three WerAs he was
perfectly well and at sWora. and you cannot perceive the least
scar where the cut was made II. A. WINfKEE.
eS-There arr many eases Of Injuries TO cattle III this
neighborheod which have heen cured ~ Your 1nf1 CA. and,
II OF any benefit u sou, can procure foa many certificates
The whole neighberieQd say II il the quickest healing remedy
they ever saw. - II 4 MiNFRiE.
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june oh. 1853
DEAR sIBS@Ahout the 18th Of December last I became
very much afflicted with v hat ] thought an old hurt in aHa q
my knees, Qhe len one) of long standing. uf which l had ire
qnent attacks. Within about sN ~ eight days h boeame 80
violent that TO sleep was impossible. In ahent twenty four
hours 1 was attacked IN my right hand and " rHti and m ahdnt
twelve hours | was attacked Ia ms right ankle, at which tino
| was under such eNerncaiinT pain q not to be able 10 ialu
any rest whatever losing all appetite for any Kind Of food
and In a perfect helpless condition became almost "A de
ranged man. Ms ftrily standing around my bed side impia
ring me 80 call la a physician, NV reply Was, that If could OBJ
tain the right sort of a man would do So, but that had az
well die with q fever as an ague. Al length consented for
my son 10 so to Nj. James \. Crews. a merchant, near me-
and to say To him what my situation was, AFTER had tried
every recommendation possible, without the least henthii that
If he had any thing which he eenld lfnl3 recommend, TO senh
IL 30 me. He sent DC q bottle of Doves Rheumatic itntnent
/ used II a. directed and afteF about six hours dropped
asleep for the hrst time in forty hours Ny joints berame
much swollen. Prom the tine / began to get oase the swell
ling suagnd, and in ten days was able 10 attend TO my basl
ness a. usual sometimes have attacks In my shoulders
ne the Imminent as before. with immediate relief, by tiinY
application. ] think u a mosi 10, aluahle remedy aud am Dc
sffous that every person ahlcftd with the most dreadful
soourge on earth (iheunatsm1 should give II a triaL
Yours. truly, &rs
Il#HWIII 1. STONE
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mEDlCINEs.
NEws

NEWs FROM UEIgA.-AN County, July
XV il. lsAh-Me>sfs Dove & Ces-Last autumn ! had very
fine horse injured in one Of his hhnd legs SO badly as % ennse
II 10 swell the size II 8 mans bead. On which | tried ssefy
remedy | could hear or think Of, without relieving him IN the
least During the fan the swelling continued. when young
Mr.. Archer saw it. and recommended taur Turf ,l ! pre-
enred a bottle. aud. IN = very short time, before L had used the
contents Of one baiis. the Swelling subsidized. and you could
not tell which leg was Injured. lie is now well and doing all
kinds ri farm yark- Very respectfully,
Ann ". ARCHER.
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NNshT TIlIH. I1ti-YINanla V0uhINf u
jane 2ud. isai
MESSRs. DOVE & CO-nFA SiRs hereiy certify
that about the FIRST Of last March. was attacked with Rheas
matism Of the severesf character. in che shoulder and arm,
taking the use OF Il entirely fnm me, aud from which sui
fered very severe pain for three OF four days, Ny son thpn
procured me- a bottle al your Rheumatic iiulmeli. and np
piled II according 10 Ia" directions. from which was restored
In a short time, and my arm was restored ia full strength aud
sigor in n few days aud earnestly reeanmnna II Ia all VIM
may be afflicted with Rheumatism. And 1t Is a duty you Owe
TO the community 10 urge it, use. ArnPY
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u 1lfS, from the accurate painting ii II. EIlrI -
he had At the Roc STORE Of PAINE& gIEr>fi y
carly application. at the low price Of - co.
jy 0ta-iiop0tican copy.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY, &C.
wow nKC.,,,NG-..perGns Engli-h Is

NOW RkCEisBNt.-soperhns English bi"'
aud White Raled Letter Paper ID knlft IAN iHHif
hlne and wAs.. -neafHne aud fine bath. assorted colour 81
pfffno aud line Commercial Iuz4, blue. IS hIte and ass fttt esl
es: Cream Laid Letter blue aud white htuc aud INIT Lam
Nelium Nofe. nno and saper6ae Laid 1aHs, ruled and plain
long and breed super Laid Bill Paper snpfrme ! - lseef
ue Hts
nsNyEsapEs--a great variety, stsi bnn,
- White. Tinted Government Plain, Embossed tMai"H'aa
Git. Bridal. aud many other ssrictiear NJ ..,sy.a
oe Hts
SURE TO PLEasE.--o. Mors. Inns Just received
= nov ana beautiful aasatfmeutof GOLD Pms consist
ing Of new siyles. aud tho most approved patterns. which WI
Je sold 40 pfis.s thaf eannot fMi - please tall aud ny th.m
AIso. r lafne varfrfr8f Strci iens 40 hzld Z. r. Us
ArGu "a sGs4 sasvss 90 al saHsits-
Y CAN = 5 UNION
nun % fsnrsIHH ct the LIN -! tusH 81 atkf[ -
Aerry interesting salamr, ami sHpuid h. r,ad bs all ogtss
sesis and denominations
utsli ANY Is a nights ufer,stias aud eastnahie Faia3H'
MEMOIR or 4 ~Boit-1nuuR hfsst- viii ha ar'fH interested
aud greatly bsuclted ~ reading this aetuuf'
GAratoMhs OF DNT=Ntn eed not call attention 10 's
ssInne-the tNlp nlI straus that
senoOt DAY tgittIAs4u Students saeuId not iHl 20 I'Aa
tis Volume ,
IN san 1RrAEF= a narrative Illustrating with much vivid
nass and IlaHtv the mistakes siurh too aitru oeeuf tl the
religious training If families Parents dom Non he'" '"7
haaA .
TN GRrsf QUESTION: Is a great book 4 treats Of great IN
leftst WI sou fead ~ Z q
Al al the 5lats. and tIe publications Of thr American $ s.
4 niah grnefaIh. -neh as Libraries Icnehefs Helps Qhr''l.h
Book. ltvIan Baoks Map and Miscellaneous volume can he
had Al rayae a Christian Book STORE iyhfhhl,E : "a
" Z. JENNINGS
80. ma gupt Am \ = ttuipu.
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Gu =, eagsEJ, Gt'kNG.-M &
~ JOINS are receiving every few days. at their Grocery
EsiHhuNAmeht' On Main Sll Il, fresh >ufplicsof the tery best
ieiuNan Gnan", which t.ty are selling at low 'plices. and to
"h'rh they uFiie Tie attention Ct THEN friends ana the public.
sep ] is.
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These vessels are of the first class, buit IN the city of Bal
tlnnre, expressly for this trade and have superior aeeommo.
datans for passengers. They are commanded by experienced
Captains. well qualified for the trade, and who will spare no
eNertian to accommodates. They will be tewcd up and down
the riyors by steam, aud may b. relied on to sail promptly a.
advertised.
Merchants going North or ordering goods from New York,
will find it 10 their interest to ship by this line, as freight VIII
always be taken as low as 10y any other line of Packets, and
every effort viii be made by the agents in Richmond and
Now. York 10 give Satisfaction. Insurance can be effected in
the Richmond FIRE Association by this line ut 3 per cent.
w especially ask and hop 10 succeed in obtaining a full
share Of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line to New York will he forwarded
free Of commission to New orleans, Mobile. Charleston, "a.
Nannah or any other southern OF Northern port.
The vessels will lie in Richmond in the Dock, ia New York
At Berth No. ]. Coffee House Slip. foo. Of Wall Street.
DAVID WM. CtRRlE, Richmond, .o,..
I. If. PiEiSDN. \. Y,
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MOOR Nnw yoWr1, FHOn r-1 rss

q INNCIiel RG, "a PErERsBuRG. Ez8@aE-aes
IG SOI'Fil SIDE R~AIlIttAD-DNl
uNG# MONT nEIWErN PETERSBURG AND NEW leRK3-
CfEIPE>T 4iAD PIE4SAAfEST OGfE!-Sli to New
York. including Railroad fare and monlS aud state-room on
board steamer - to New York. second class cars and steer
aer.
Passengers having L|ynchburg ON ~UENDA and FRI
DAYS. ly snatlrSidr lulrogd, connect reXt morning at City
Point with tin large and fommodinns steamships
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MISoELLAaLoUa.
rnnrern u.

q AF.EY'-.I Lt shbsfl lher having purobas-Intt,.
n Hurt & Preston their interest IN the -. lf1sB.
Anderson y g. viii continue the GROCERY o.. -.
aud FoitN ABIDING BUSINESS. at III. ia il
! Pa ;,aa w { G@,a M sr i ~ p 81 n1aaa stock q Guana Pa !. r
lie returns bis thanks To the friends Of the lats
the raniic generally, for the l9tra ratroiasa =, sfn So
and hapts. Ia using bis hes cxOriiaHs. 10 -, - al Et'd IT.
Of the same to tue new concern. Asaaa
api Dds. WN. Avn,
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a A Stf~G'.--t an nu" aforng my cutre stock of Ladies'
"a Dress t.a's n tOSl Tor cash; also an assortment IT
t+outs wear, stet as N,stegs, Hosiery, Linen Goods, &c. can
a. iV, store r'0Hs under thu Warwick House.
.t-a.fa - q JnnnAN
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great Naf"st, = "'h
IL White. Tinted, Government PLAIN, Embossed ifain'uea
Gilt Bridal. and msny other Fsffciiea, nj -,
r. N IA #ffh~ts Fa
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E+'tsItNh = PAFENl sIInl-
T. foHM AND COUNTER SCALES W
GEO [. EWING, Agt, III Baltimore i. Nd u
RAILROAD, Hay and COALS SCALE =.
set In any part Il tn" country, at short notice
c. q. L~lNEfMUtE, Travelling AIT
mar 2j-w3m. H.
| have nov IN hand an assorfmopt <ssr,s
of tie above scalfS which l viii sell at Fac. "a q
tory Prices. A.B klCkER, Agt, ~
apI lois.
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FL ILII-IfIe: NlN, JUNO and JuIY. Ts7H- ,lTr- - :
gust ESQ: May & Nts-) Jrne, July, October and VOC
her; ls52: July and August. Ns'i
Persons having tic back Ms. ahaye named en-. fr5 49, ,
them, al a good prize, by applying n
AVN / IthI rs.
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ru,o TUE ao,nms ou r.Nn Awr..

d Those who delight Ia look upon and admire the beautiul
specimens 81 art which the hand of man, ia the present pro
rrrs>tNr age, Fl, forming, ar respectfully invited 10 call on O.
W MINIS * Go, AT tAetr welt established Daguerrean tal
lerNs Ih'rr The statesmen 81 the country. with intellectual
brow and august moinl stand out frau the plate with such
natural aud iteitko appearance thai the spectator almost tuu-
ces he bears The heart thfob aud secs the lips move. There.
ton. TIN beautiful hlu~hing maiden, with sparkling ewes aud
charming lips invites the arleut Nnnih To gaz, in admiration
"a Heaven last hest gl 10 sinful mluH Thorc, too, trul
licking, ronpiag childhood, with huuvaut heart and merry
laugh, meets the visitor and holds Inn charmed to the spot
lhen GONE 90 q. W MlNNtS y . and NirW the handsome
specimens Have Your own likeness, and reader, induce her
Nen tstecnt atnse ala other to accompany yuu aud resi- not
coutenl"d without an eNaet approximations her, aud Of those
You hold dear on earth. Thou should the silver cord be snap.
ped and the golden bowl brukcn. Yuu have thut left which vii
ever eil Niyl,lly to Your recollection the departed ones le=
lures taken IN all weather with equal facilities and with thu
same perfection. Remember MI&NlS x &C. are The men Ia
give YOU a perfect likeness aud they may he found At all times
at thrit tar famed Gallery, Main street, Sd door from Bridge
stroot, lynrhhurN and sycamore street, Petersburg. Va.
I. W. MISNIS y co,
iNats. d snerraRn Artists.
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saosaoaa. ao"sson.'-wrer NOW reesyl1

aVfaA%GEsa a. -.-~I have Just received. hy eNpros
~ aH#tayr lHt ~ tlt-a desirable ELASTIC r Is, n
s.rd I'D widths. tail son and select for yourselves.
~ .tH# 4 =. f~NGIEpbNis.
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TaAy.1A1R, DIRECTORY, &c.
40 Ia 4

q > 4. C e : 7. II 49, -. ktJ ......sp.
NEW s~ClIEDtLE-si MhtR kSHA-A
A II Tt-Ona aud AFTER - u.hi,r,
IL SUNDAYS excepted AZ ! o'clock p m an ~
WVffie, lie ut y. N Returning itaNe ' u, ~, ~ I'm, Rt"b,
ami arrive II l~sn,hBnIR at ~ III uithIhe ~ tiI' 't'H' M
e=44s3 and T. faf-bufE n WytbeFlile IN IA a'ns -. -.
4DNNE&IUN~-far buchanan, va bHu', : ,t -
-, Nm. .3afs a3d Frbaays, and arriving at inchal.
sa :, simmer For fIneasue, sweet, and Whit eniphnF
S.T5nt. charleston. KanaN la. and Gus an1n'i., va n'i'a .
~ ,ra5,ts W.ipesla,,. a4d Fridays. For Abingdon
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ENGhs hESE.-Ihe large and heautifnl en- \ ,5z@
n FRONT STORE . Sc, noN occunie5 ir y I S.
W iliiatas. opposite he Citizens SAVING LAM - = d,
ate possession gitpn. Eaug % Isl IA&Iqx
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DRY GOODS. Gk0OEAIls. 90.

NEw VAL sDiw !: GOODS
tlelf anstomefH friends. and the public generally. tiaf they
hAeaaampleed their stock Of NEW FALL M W1ArEi,
DRY GOODS winch viii compare with any stock Ia tn mar.
ket Al th't A=At : o. call lsep 2lts
EIoTus, s~AssEuEHEs AMI yE-IESGs
u ALL qualities az reduced price.
oes8z JAMES A s1fGLER 4 %
fhsF. 6sh, is5J@Just received Castor. Beaver. frack
No. t4I mud sen them. al The clothing House OF
oeF#z GLASS a 1A1SLt J DfNoS, AT.
ACT. 0ts. fsJS.-Ne az opening tr sale fafe. and
~ varied a=sattfneut IT shirts aud tIlafs These Goods
wtra lnade uP expressly isr our saes Aaf I 4IJ shlHu and
IhHHefs. 81 csefg variety nj tbs ttalhhR ilansa ct
rcsfs CLASS q hA1hE, j bINoN Agent
a ~ SHOES. &e.-Just received bs express. At T..
u s fpofsfts. "a beautiful let OF new o.oIs. among
ruIad uat le faaHd the 8HaHinr articles
LadIas tm' Congress CATERS. uaW style;
H- it13Th with tip
without tips
Calaured i"
So" Kid " Side lace.
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