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Georgetown weekly news., 1855-06-14

The TALK OF AUTHORs.-Hazlitt's re-
mark, that authors were seldom gifted with
conversational powers, seems to be abund-
antly verified by fact. He Authors
ought to be read, and not heard" and as to
actors, they could not speak tragedies in the
drawing-room, and their wit was likely to
be comedy and farce at a second hand
The biography Of men Of letters, in a great
measure, confirms this opinion; some of the
greatest names in English and French liter
ature. men who have filed books with an
eloquence and truth that defy oblivion, were
mere mutes before their felIow-men: They
had golden ingOts, which, in the privacy of
home, they could convert into coin bearing
an impress that would insure universal cur
rency; but they could not, on the spur Of
the moment. produce the farthings current
in the market place Descartes, the famous
mathematician and philosopher; Laf0ntaine.
celebrated for his witty fables; and Button
the great naturalist, were all singularE de-
ficient in the powers of conversation. Mar
montel, the novelist, was so dull in society,
that his friend said Of him, after an inter
view: Il must go and read his tales. to re-
compense myself for the WEAKNESS of hear
ing him." As to Corneille, the greatest
dramatist of France, he was completely lost
in society-so absent and embarrassed, that
he wrote of himself a witty couplet, import
ing that be was never ineligible but
| through the mouth of another Wit on pa
per seems to be something widely different
from that play of words in conversation,
which while it sparkles, dies; for Charles H.,
the wittiest monarch that ever sat on the
English throne, was so charmed with the
humOr of "Hudibras, that he caused him
self to be introduced, in the character Of
private gentleman, to Butler, its author
The witty king found the author very dull
companions; and was of opinion, with many
others, that SO stupid fellow could never
have written so clever a work.
Salad for the Solitary.
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-06-14

p~ a Yankee has invented machine
which will churn, pound clothes, and pump
water, and when complete, will milk the
COW, get tea. and whip children.
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-06-14

VNURNER, j., N. D., Physician and Surgeon,
L offers his professional services to the citizens
OF Georgetown and vicinity. From his long ex-
perience in the diseases incident to this climate
he feels confident Of pleasing those who may ia
vor him with their patronage. Office in Drug
Store next door to Adams d Co., Main street,
Georgetown. l-tf
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-06-14

Bsag~ Have you any limb-horn bonnets?"
inquired very modest Miss of shop
keeper
ANY what?"
ANY limb-horn bonnets ?"
"Any-you don't mean LEG-horn!" Z"
The young lady was brought to- by the
use OF proper restoratiyes.
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-06-14

XTANDECAR, E. H., J. P.NOffice at the store
Of Vandecar 4 Blackwell, Johntown, Cal
ifornia. 5-tf
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-06-14

Bay%Good fall wheat was selling at 81 40
per bushel, at St. Lsuis, Mo-, in May last.
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-06-14

|AzS. of T.-Georgetown Division, No. AZ,
Sons of Temperance, meets every Tues
~ day evening. at O'clock in their Hall
m Main street, Georgetown.
All brethren in good standing are invited to at
tend SAM'L CTRRIER. w.
Fl. NJ. PORTER, r. S.
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-06-14
=. O. OF @. E.

Memento Lodge, No. 81, Insttu-
7G<ggssS1. ted, March 22nd, 1855. Meets on
>=8av<> Thursday Of each week, at the Ma
sonic Hall, at y o'clock, P NJ.
Transient Brothers, in good standing, are cor
daily invited to attend.
LEWIS FLESHMAN, y. G.
d. H. VANDECAR, Sec'y.
Georgetown, March 22d, 1855. [24-tf
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-06-14

Georgetown Temple of Honor, no. IL.
MEETS every Friday evening at o'clock, at
VI the Masonic Hail. Brethren of the Order
are cordially invited to attend.
VIM. 7. GIBBS, W. C. 7.
GEO. F. JAMESON, w. R.
Georgetown, Feb. 8, 1855. T17-tf.
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-06-14

Mrs. PARTINGToN's lKE.-When Mr..
Adams dog Carlo was poisoned, Ike at
tempted an elegy upon him, and began it
thus:
"Poor Carlo, he is dead and gone,
And he won't come back any more
I wish the feler that pisened him
Could be served the same sauce.'
The divine "fatnessp here gave out, but
as he read the lines to Mrs. Partington her
face lighted up with pride, like the bright
bottom Of her tin pail in the ruddy ravs of
the coal Ere, "There," said she. as she felt
in her pocket for a cent, "that's what | call
genus, and seems to warrant the predica-
ment that you will some day be learned
man If you only know enough, and write
minus poems as all the great writers do. 1
would be more proud to have it so than to
have you the dolphin of France or the
prince OF the whales She chased the cent
INTO a corner, and Ike held out his hand to
receive a large horn button that she had
mistaken for the coin. Four marbles and
any quantity Of subsequent winnings faded
from that young gentlemen's mind as the
valueless horn touched his, waiting palm.
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-06-14

WELLS, FARGO & CO., Express Agents.
w Gold Ddst Shippers, and Bankers, George
town. LSee advertisement 2-tf
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-06-14

PooLE's MURDERER IN SAN FRANCIsco.-
Wefnd the following important intelligence
in the San Francisco Chronicle OF last oat-
urday: 1--WE have received information from
a reliable source that Baker, who murdered
Poole in New York, was in this city two
weeks since. His present stopping place IS
unknown to our informant, but he is sup
posed to be concealed in the city, or to be
in the mines.
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-06-14

p b ic TVOrs ship.-At the Union Church
Georgetown. Regular appointments of J. Sharp,
Of N. E. Church, lOa A. N. and P NJ, every
Sabbath. Occasional supplies by other Minis
ters. Prayer meetings, Thursdays P. NJ. Sab
bath School 94 A. NJ.
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-06-14
Stock Grazing.

THE subscriber is now prepared to re- zr%
L ceive CATTLE AND HORSES. for G%l
grazing, at his well known RANCHO, on Deer
Creek, at the following reduced rates:
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-06-14

TERRELL, JOSEPH c., Attorney and Coun-
L sellor at Law, will promptly attend to all
business entrusted to his care, in the different
courts. Office, up stairs, near Lewis's Bowling
Saloon.
Georgetown, Oct. 10, 1854. 1-tf
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-06-14

'IRNING LATHE.-The undersigned begs
~ l. leave to inform the citizens of Georgetown
a' ne Is prepared to do all kinds of Turning in
''e pest manner and at the shortest notice.
cao. NJ. a. WOODSIDE.
georgetown, Oct 10, 1854. l-tf
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-06-14

g oald Rancho is situated about twenty-five miles
5rom 5;oi Coloma or Hangtown, and about the same
SStstdnGe St from Sacramento City, and is the best
"soch os Ranch in FL Dorado county; having range
ol twenty-five square miles, or fifteen thousand
~Cles Dlt OF superior summer and winter grazing,
sr @atefed with numerous pools of clear, cool,
spllng water
I. Dairy Men, Stock Growers, Livery Stable
neSepefs and Drovers, will find this safe cheap
a fhl convenient place, to keep, recruit and fatten
CHAS. SCOFIELD, Proprietor.
Deer Greek Valley. Feb. 18th lS55 T90.9m
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-24
SWAMP S,AynE
We take the following letter from The
Fairfield (Iowa) Sentinel

We take the following letter from The
Fairfield (Iowa) Sentinel
WAsurScroS, Jan. 4, 1855.
Editor Sentinel :-Sir-The Swamp
Land bill passed the House to-day, and
will pass the Senate soon. 1t provides
that purchasers Of lands, either with cash
or warrants, shall be en- lied 10 receive
Patents therefor, Notwithstanding said
lands may have been selected by the State
as Swamp Lands. Where such lands
have been entered with money IL provides
;hat the money shall be refunded to the
State; and where located with war;, IFS.
the States may select an cquaI. quantity 81
other, lands in lieu.
I wou'dHta'nk You 70 give The above
information &c ~ faalers, as it will re-
licvc many WI patents have been i
long inc su~7pe1lel.
,y Respectfully, Sc,
HERNUAKT HEM.
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c. W. PIERCE.
Attorney at Law .

viii practice in the Sixth. Seventh, Eight
and Ninth judicial Districts in Iowa, and Ne
brask3 Territory. lie viii always be supplied
with blank deeds, mortgages, deeds Of trust,
dcclaraiory statements for prescriptions, SC,
and viii give prompt attention 10 Conveyance
inc. examination Of titles. sc.
g5' Particular attention paid TO securing
and collecting debts.
Rcfereuces-Uou. +. II. Norton, Platte City,
Mo-. If. NJ Worries and James Craig, Esqs, ST.
Joseph. Mo, Curtis Bates, Fort Dos Nome.
Nebraska City. Nebraska Territory.
nov l.'5i-lV
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-24

Nor LovG A CuuING.-Cumirg, lie
Governor OF Nebraska, in n letter TO his
friend Gray Of Ohio, says he never for
gets bis friends, and as "a proof oi it.
sends lin Information Of his intention TO
keep lhc capital Of tlat territory at Omo-
ha thus olording lis friend Gray .
chance for speculation; and he also sends
him a share Of The properly in Omaha.
Truly the friendship of a Governor is OF
some value. IL the President has any self
respect for his Government, we think it
win not be long before Cunning proves to
be GotNc---hIs pace accelerated by Me
due official kIck.-N. Y. P,cay1ue.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-24
ESTRAY NOTICE.

TAKEN mp, on The nth Of November, 1851,
By Goodman Davidson, at his residence on the
last Noddwsy river, four miles South of Boil
wares mill, in Buchanon Township, Page
County, Iowa, one Bay Horse, black lnauc and
tail, dark legs, white hair on each shoulder,
some saddle marks, some white hair on his fore
head, a little White spot on his rump, supposed
to be marked with a croupeij about twelve
or brands perceiyable. Appraised at hfy-
seven dollars and fifty cents (S57,50.)
Iowa, PACE CouNrYs
Clarinda, December III, 1854.
/ certify that The above is q true description
Of the above described property, as taken ifoH
the Esiray Book iR ny Office.
ELIJAH MILLER CtTk.
jon 81, 1855, 3in-pr'sfac 800.
GROWS for sale by
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r Our Delegate TO Congress, Hon.
Napoleon y. Giddirgs, tooitshis seat in
The House Of Representatives Pm Che j'h
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FRESH PROVISIONS.

NOTES and Bills collected, and proceeds
y promptly RENTED TO amy part Of Tho Uni
tea States, at current Rates Of Exchange.
Interest paid on deposits for over thirty
days. Bills Of exchange on all The principal
cites bought and sold.
Loans effected on good security.
Vacant lands selected and entered in any Of
fee ia the State.
Land Warrants for cash or on limo, contin-
ually on hand.
Locations Of lands for distant dealers at IN,
most liberal rates.
Notes bought and money loaned on good se
curity.
RFFEnENoRs.-F. L. Jesup & Co, W. J
| Banning & Co, bankers, Dubuque, Iowa; Cool
4 Sargent, Davenport, Iowa; Cuibertson &
Beno, lo8a City, Iowa; Peoples Bank, Ne.
York city; Ketchrn, iibgers & Bemen5 ban
kers, do, seldom, Nitlicrs q Co, Washington
/ D.. g.; Hon. Ctus. Mason, Conmissioacg b
Patents, Washington, ID, Cj A. G.. DoigL y
s.. s., b%urlingionj lowai GO. w. jones, = 5
s. Dobuqu, Joseph Nilii2nr, Chiei la4ue.
Muscaiine, iowa.
Council Hluis, dec ~. l2at
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Il. oJsA2lar8.MENT


ET. iDj &ADyRV -MENTS.
striu. ttrst ointment
-r +r..r.
we 0o-lo " b'"0'
9N. p $40
y" Wa Y ~ ~
~ :. IN.
''
.'e 7,o'i- o. ness unl1! so o. wioIe neryo1'
, ,nj , I',.'. ...,.F ' ,.r rs52 +, I5,, ,g, 81 .s' a5j ~
a.r cr an. l.r1.rl lotion Of the nerror
rlord- or lica a7.Hts ms}siaq Is equally applied
bic TO sores Of any kind rheumatism pains
'l every ptltof the body. ON aGlscaSet acton
ol any Oh jia structural PORTIONS OF theSFsten.
W'tI.e ii IS Perfectly Harmless 90 healthy AaaA,
s~tn or bono, &c has me properly of entering
INTO coin3ln'uo1, iIi dissO'vuc any OF tho or
game tissues when they are diseased, or taclrY,-
i1IIF H destroyed. P1s-Hssu" These r~acaliar
powers. ls ODE reason why sci sclualty ellie tcIons
900 500 many different complaints. j. aeis upoh
s..cltIlc principle 5nlGXtlialys of tuc CrcA-
tor
The i1rro nTmhoro or caso7 Oh Wlich tais NM
mcu' ll. proved ts valle, u ie snort llne
has been beiore the people OF Amer CO. IS sun
c'"1t 10 E.vethe greatest CONFIDENCE ih2t Hs Fir
tues arc incompatible m c'TeulE r!s'mnufm.
bruises. strains. burns, wounds. dwellings. prok
en- orc acNcd breast, Old sores OF pains ia any
part of the body.
ST.. Louis Testimony.
SrATU or E|TrssorRr.
Co,,,,- of <, I.,r;e IS.
Notll Oh o. L'll''
fa ~ remembered. tllt on lls htth ea' o
May A. p. l0'5' bel2fe me- tae un"ersigieH;
el32roi .hc ci!y ot ~. Louis. in HE co1uty and
2"'.a a,'.as ld, came perso'1lF Darld N
N"Y.he. Wno, upon hS oath, says That the toi-
loving Statement. uue,
IN t.'3inlnY whereof ! hereto set my ha"d
U'- Gay ana dale las, a,oTeSatI-
JOHN llON5 Mayor.
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IL Hons. G.. w. Lucas ard J. D..
Test, Of .hc Iowa State Senate, will ac-
ccpt our thanks for valuable document re-
cciycd.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-24
THE ATLANTIC HOUSE.
FORMERLY THE M%c'NEELY HOUSE.
Council Bluff, Iowa.

rs now kept By S~YLvESUs DUsTry, o.
/ who, having made great repairs HH
and alterations in the House, fatiers -1L
himself that he VIII be able TO provide any
who favor him with acall, a comfortable home.
His table viii be supplied with the best the
market affords, prepared by experienced hands,
and the weary VIII find a good resting place.
CoME AID "MAKE YOURSELVES TO HoME.'
Ia connection with this Hotelmay also beIonud
a good and extensive
LIVERY STABLE,
for the accommodation Of all who wish TO OBJ
tain horses and carriages, which are a good
substitute for FIRST class railroad cars, on short
notice, or superior saddle horses, for either la-
dies or gentlemen. Tha proprietors OF the hy-
cry Stable are RUSSELL * DUSTIN.
Bluff CITY. iowa. nov %. 1854 ON
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INDIAN One gD Vog551@1a

among the D5clorsl -a
Il[2an @laaDWog55-a1a
A RE now admitted on Az, hands to be ? mosl
y extraordinary and valuable melicine il
general use. Ituot Only acts as a specific upon
Inc billions and typls Ieyers, chilis and fe1er,
aud fever and aCue at the West ami Soulh-but
in all diseases Of debility, weak stomach. indi>
eestion, iossof appetite, imPaFlty Of the blood;
and an diseases prevalent ilra western and south.
cm climate. Their great power consists 10
their peculiar effect upon alithe organs of ths
system and the rapid formation of ne and
pure blood Ihey pcotdce. In tins lies tnatVrtat
secret of thoir success. They are mid ard
pleasant in their acuOu-blt searching and pef1
mrlent iu their ciact-pegetgatlug the rem0tcst
.cccs5 cs of the system blythe r ready absoa ption
into he blood, thereby inflsiug aueN supply of
v~italitu and norvonz palrar iut.,ali tho rnesh.nes
nv of fife. The extensive popularity they have
acquired an over the West and Solth ensures
sales OF 40 least
5000 ONE PER MONTH
And we find il difficult VITA ouf large force o.
hands. and the late improvements m machinery
.yhich we have adopted, TO manufacture them
! flst enough 10 supply the demand ia thirieel
western ar, southern States! One large maEu-
factory is cons~nty engaged in preparing the
various concentrated extracts of which they
are compounded. From the b2st inf0rIHltien
yc can obtain from orr 3 ,0lD selling agents,
and hosts OF attentive correspondents IN al
parts Of the country orr meIIcine cures pa
month not less than
I0.UJJ cases OF fever AID ague, oae Thousand Of
which have resis.cl al other trcltmca
I5.390 cases ot weaiuas5 ami general debility )
300 OF various chronic Diseases;
1900 " Of weak stomach and loss Of appe
500 cases of dyspepslaj
lt,2Ul " ct rheumatism;
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TIE CHEAPEST o m
w

THE undersigned is now in r%ccei9t Of and
\ receiving The largest and cleapjcst stock
of Fall and Winter Goods ever o.ierel Ina
Council Bluff City, or Western Iowa. Those
wishing 10 pay cash for Goods viii DO well t0
call and examine. Our stJcl. 60 assists 3f every
variety Of goods needed By the people in tins
portion of tha country, such as clo-ls, cas8i-
meres, sattinetts, twceds, jeans, white scarlet.
and barred A%auuels, plain and barred lluseys,
400 pieces good style mldier prints, cashmeyes,
merinos, aliapacas, hieachcd and brown sheet
ing and shirtiug, ticking and drilling, bleached
and brown canton nlunel, Diapers and crash
crs, all wool table covers, brown and hIcacded
linen, silk and hay state sAawis, aHt every
variety OF dress goods.
Mems and boys fall AVID winter clothing,
bats and caf,, boots and shoes, hardware and
q~ueensware, iron, nails, coffee, Jglr. tea mo-
lassos, rice, l0uJ, &C.; also, a large iot os far
niture ANA lguOss. AS Do Is our intention 10
Sell for cash., we Aatter ourselves that we cd.
aold out superior inducements 90 those Thai
wish 70 b'y cheap goods than stores that ar'
selling on trust.
Country dealers are requested 70 call and eX.
anime on: sp1cI.
B.R. PEGRAM CO
Coucil ~ h CiIf. o-tf SIS. 1854.
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EsTRAY AOIIOB.

TAKENup By Peter A. GriGsy. Of Tarkio
L Township, Page County, Iowa. One
large Briudle Steer, the points Of both horns
sawed on, with a gimlet hole through the
point Of the left horn, supposed TO be eight or
nine years old, smooth crop and underbit 10 the
rightear, aud sIitin the left, and to all appear
anccs. a beast Of labor, with a common sized
COW bell on, with a mario" leather strap for a
bell collar, bucklcd on and tied with a leather
string, said OK was thin in order. Appraised
at thirty ($3O) dollars:
Iowa, PAGE COUsTY,
ClariDda, Nov. %, 1874.
/ certify that the above is a true DESCRIPTION
ofthe above described property, as taken from
the Estray Book ia my Office.
ELlGAH MILLER, Clerk.
jan2i, '55, -3m-prs fee $500.
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l2o Ao 5AlR!PV3
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
MERCHANT.
Corner Of Main and Gregory Sireei'
81. U7yy. /"

.o'"' y '
81. .uTyy.
,-,, ..1 rou, has
~ JuSL hLDL' ~ '"' I" a
II Tor sale a ,'TS. a5so.l''' ~ ~ tIo
merchaIoise alalL'u 10 ,tg h;ob b~ can sell.
new ana u'rNII| corNnIUit w" d, ~ ,,,ar
as cheap as can be- o"ITsd .,oE %I Sgss 81 b n,S" alcc-
Nv ~, y, vnorionco r73rrhaser. Min special
W. H. -, t,,c,. ana v,.pts of all
49,. ~ %s,,aI.~s i'm , na,y country. Ladies
a. =, n ob;iiron AMI vontb. AN can be
Wv IN ,,d 500 ror yyourselycs. His
s,'rlp5 c",sists or he f@onoviny. among a crate
r r@ o,bcr ]o,si,Ies he cannot now enumeia.e
kt,,,g Lis drv Goods may be found wooden
and s@aftinoil cloths. cassinctts. tweeds, cash
mcres. liuscys. flannel. red. white, grey and
blue. Caspian plaids. Cotton goods, sheetings
a,m s]birtipps. blearhed and uubleached; hlue
and white driiings, osnaburg, bedticking, hick-
orv. checks, sc.
FANCY GOODS.
o.
A heauiital assortment on lau'y l"l,s o.
every variety oi slyle '"1 P'I,'.", n"'
lawns hEt'ed ulP"'IA' ~ 5"rD5
cites, tht"la, sea'I'' uaH'"'l'Hi0i'' 0'"P'' ""
uH, cdsih5a, I4opol''
C-osh4H5' W.
4 well selected STOCK OF summer 'd!l =" l'
ter Clothing, consisting IA part OF me dress
coats, pants and vests; also good su1line! clogh-
ING of all descriptions; ana nea'y C'ol"'ns LOT
fall and winter use.
Also shirts, knit flannel drawers 2hI uhuer7
shirts, socks, Sc Mems ana boys mas ana
caps OF various l.sAlohs' gAall'e'' aug P,lo,,'
Boots ana sfoe5' iiicN aug NM Pousle' an'
unpublished 'i e'ery uesc'lp''oh' 100 Aa" '""1''
and cn'ldren.s use.
groceries,.
Crushed, clarified loaf aud brown sugar, mo
iAs7eS, ~ u'T, $3.50 ner.
'e'' NO S'' Itr mon g.3o97nJ7 gibgar
PEI, o,''' 5,fs tohscco, c.gars. mines s6ar.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-24

ASTOR HOUSE

IIOINT.
tI1HE subscriber has just opened this new and
l. commodious building for the reception of
the travelling public, and solicits a share OF pub
Be favor, Prompt and efficient attention viii
b paid TO all who may favor him with their
patronage. His table wall be supplied with .he
b ST the market atiorus. A good stable is at
lached TO the premises. WH. ENGELL.
ST. Mary, Iowa, mar. Is, '5i-n29-tf
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CO Read DR.. Eastcrly's advertisements in
another column OF our paper. and give him a
call. ju2s.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-24

THIRTY dozen Mon and Boys Caps, for
L sale cheap, at the Agency Store of
SIP p. GREENE, KINNEY 4 co.
Hn CASS Ebojts ana shoes Cor sale cheap
w n35-tf RUCKOLLS & co
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SETTLERS CLUB

WILL hold there regular meeting at Belle
view, Saturday. January 25th. 1919. All in
JerestCd aye requested TO attend. \
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A beautiful assortment Of fancy prints Of
every variety OF style aud pattern. Giugham-
lawns. figured alpaca, bombazines, bombay,
cites. shsvls, scarfs, handkerchief, Grape, mus
lin. tlgings, ribbons, sc.
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Also sold by p. \. sARPY s.. Mary, Iowa
and by dealers in medicine generally, in the
West.
The Empire County argus., 1855-12-01
n nAh BXS ADAMANTINE CANDLES
~sOOV $50 bXs Sperm Candles,

sy,OOO 1901 $50 1zs sperm Candles, sN-' D''
= $50 boxes Layer Raisins;
200 boxes l lb caddes Imperial and Gunpowder tea ;
100 boxes Black Tea, and ] ID papers;
1000 boxes Hills and Colgate's Soap;
500 cases assorted pie Fruits;
100 cases CLANS and Lobsters
100 cases Chicken;
100 cases fresh Green Corn and Peas;
100 cases fresh strawberries and Pine Apple;
100 cases Jams and Jellies:
200 quart and half gallon Pickles;
200 cases Baltimore Oysters;
900 cases assorted spices;
150 cases assorted and fancy Candy;
200 cases quart and half gallon Brandy Peaches;
100 cases Sardines;
900 Paginoil Oil
81 half bbls Zante Currants;
$50 boxes 7. d. Pipes;
100 cases Grape Twin Bro and Gold Leaf Tobacco;
$50 gross Goodwin's and Watsons Smoking Tobacco
500 boxes Saeratus and Cream Tartar;
500 sacks California Beans.
For sale by GOODWIN & CO.,
49 I'm 62 California street.
The Empire County argus., 1855-12-01
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
vENO all whom it may Notice is hereby given
H. that from and after this 5h day of November A. ID.
1856, LOUISA r. TRIPP, wife of WILLIAM F. TRIPP,
declare my intention Of doing business in my
and my account in the County of Ell Dorado State
Of California and that said business will consist of Hotel
and Bowling Saloon keeping. further declare that am
resident Of said State and that the capital originally in
vested in said business is less than five thousand dollars
her
Signed LOUISA R. n TRIP.
November 8, 1866. so ST. mark
The Empire County argus., 1855-12-01
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

HDROPOSALS WILLIE RECEIVED BY THE BOARD
II of Supervisors of Ell Dorado County for the erection
of Stone Jail in the town of Coloma the plan and spe
cfcatons of which may be at the Clerks office,
posas will be received up to the Goth of November
The contract to be awarded to the lowest responsible bid
dero be determined by theBoard who themselves
the right to reject any and all propositions which they
may deem too high, in other respects Objectionable.
The building to be erected and completed at the earliest
possible day. The contractor will be required to give
bond and approved security for the faithful performance
of said contract.
By order Of the Board.
D. G. MCKINNEY, Clerk.
Coloma, October 1Gth 1856. 47-4t