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ed n second murder under ssua,ly cola b,ooded cir

ted second murder under essauy cold b'ooded cir
cHmstances a. s..
There was no police 10 search for him. but sob
ssrfaicn raised b. Che inhabitentS TO arm few
special constalles. who recaptured the monster and
Of this second crime and the danger 10 society Of
keeping such character amongst them, the law Was
not carried into execution and the murderer lay in
Jail for eight nine months and finally csc apsi
again. when he succeeded in reaching Punta Aren't
ta little village on the Gulf OF Dulce, within the
territory Of Costa RIGA.
As scon MS the people there discovered who the
fugitive was. they assembled. arrested linn and had
him shot immediately.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-13
The New Telegraph Lsw~ hero~s ths I.shsnns
OF Pauams.
TO THE EDIroR TIN HERALD.


PANAMA, July ~, 1855.
4, you viii no donbt I've glad ~ learn the pro
gress Of The new telegraph line here. io-c no time
in letting you hear Of our movements Amer very
pleasant passage out, came in sight 81 the 18th
mus eighteen dsys from the time % leaving Sandy
HOOK. Immediately on arriving the line was stsked
out aud with the assistance OF the lahorers on The
route. loles we're dug. aud everything in readi-
uess 10 risc the polea, which, am sorry 70 say,
were kept under deck until large iron boat could be
removed. ON this account Affairs have been delayed
few days. bat now Ill the poles are Distributed the
Offices arranged, aud expect 70 haze the line In
working order, 20 ~ that We leave for home IA
the George Law, which saiis from AspnwaIl on the
18th u august. Mr.. -iokor our contractor, and alb
hands ARE Ia the enjoyment Of excellent health and
spirits. The weather herr is uncommonly hnc ios
fhs season Of the year. The natives say Il Il the
ssinfoef 81 Han Juan. Probably II IL, bat we think
y hs< been gcttes UP expressly on oar account W
The weather favcr ia Ter the NJ II tea day. - has
~ 70 tic pr-sent time. the line si h. computed 10
sttrnxot, without the lea@i tso.ote. OscAa-
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In addition to the news which we gave in yester-
days paper from these regions Of the world. we
have extracted from the journals the following
items, which will be found Of interest t.f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-13

SBIr csSsl ~ C,ssp,.-A An important p0yc
went y row tcing made for the construction ~ =
ship canal from Totoato u TIL Georgisn BAY. IN
tsBsds. The subject il hcing sgltstri not only IN
csHsda, hut in Rochcsfsr, Ney York. In Chicago
and other Western Lake ports. The Chicago Hotrd
a III ado held meeting on the 9Th Instant ~ wbsb
circular from the Toronto Board of Trade VS. rad
and discus>~d. The Chicago Board appointed
committee 20 invite the Boards ~ MilrSglie. Tofoo
70, Rochester, Ogden,burg. klngson ossego.
Montreal and QneIec 10 unite In the movement. and
Ictiiion the Canadian Parliament Tor charter
They also sgreed 10 ooopcrate With lbe Toronto
H0sri IN making preliminary survey ~ The rtsrt.
The Rochester D~uovrdf says that "pr nilcmcn hiRh
IN the Canadian Cabinet sre nov in London with
view 10 orpsnize y stock company and ge' charter
rom Parliament. that vii met In Toronto ~ NO
semteI. u ~ si@o undss~opi the Csnadsi. tslJi1t
iyof the plan. and that The Governor General viii
recommend loan 10 the company a half the rot
~ the Canal by i~~uing deieniarg ~ tire pr
cat intr =, guaranteed BY the brii>b gOYcr'
msn'. that wig readily ,sil NJ par w BgrvY-.' Tn
itogsL ~ the canal ain h. bot eighty mfrs. and
sin sasc nsoc huSdrd miles a LAKE navigsi ga.
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- ISmsNasf WIZ Thompson csii.ie pss
hshr. . ~.Sd ina kcnfgcky psp~y forbsditng ssT
sne W hsf,-ss - trust ms VIE. - ie shall ns psI
hsf dshs- Tle indignant slsss.s cones isSS 81
h.ys IN ~. fOinwirg strain
" 10 fslss that i,fi homs -shg1' say csa~
O. pfosOaiios hsd port and brad 10, my h~vsk
fat pfrl srJ bress ~ my dinnsr. ard yrsgh sst
bread for ms scpt<~ End lsrrso-~ ) ~sntsd seB-~
f.- m lasaliss b. rsi.sd chair 10 hsssA wy
Lrains cot Hs ssJ ~hs' wss rUpf Tor hin as
rod fof No. 'iD,s my ossb ~ thu trfosv ss,r.s-
Owens son.s nIse $40. 1hfosyh fsl~~ pse,sarrs .n<
Ds- ~ gi ~ - Ngn s-sy IN, down. sDd 80 isss
~ ~sni lsofue ~ dfo,r M. on a en- ,srs On
rubas, he auss cot of 80 bos.s Zee ,sl.ss tl.-s
$40 BIN 50 ssii} befofs any 10 ~s,up sn1 b~ss
hdue lssfds On his .srk a. fossss ~ VIII -
- AZ "a brfng Yet psn'-e .ss cstrssAxsss-
hsE - q ~@s bso~n into She ssM ras tsad h4iD
J Nsnisd mud. fIt I'D pini a. pl,uip. ~ -
Vs. TSfk AID bsrsd again. soS ssneLsss- . baz~
esiir4 FL sGned sllse fcsidss az IN. ssss he -
~ lsst thtss t.fsd dsss 90 esgfh pei e4f fAss
Usvrx ctss hrs ~, ta.Ag @sr To stie n 80 Ca
10. ssd h s,ss sagfS-' ~ - 49, CAk.ssta-
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NV UsSr-HrHs prosfrrroxy iAs~-Tis ksane
Lgcar hr, which va paved al Tho iAst -Nssior ~
~ he~ BaDgsshirr tsgtsissUre. w, 70 mt, Dfs-,
ton tcslsy.
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I.YNCH LAW IN COaTA RIGA.

S.me time last gear CsrthageBia9 negro CON
mift.d moot cold blocded aDd atrociots murder ~
the province a. Chirqpi. for which be VS. spp~-
bonded, tried and condemned 10 death. IL y nece-
say according ~ law, ~ refer The sentencs fof con
hfma'ion 70 the Surume Conr. and ~ At thai tsrne
there wa no Supreme Court. there couid of
D.. no APPEAL; the Governor world ma assnnc tho
responsibility and the euiJ~1t renA0ad in ,~l for
sou1 month, untl. tArtd o. u,~ rsoaotony Of uls
mode Of h',nF he ope ssGkt broke osi snd cofn nj.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-18
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE,

THE AFFRAY AT THE ST. NICHOLAS.
Te ne Edit, N The y. y. THibuHs
SIR: In al Of the published courts OF this untr-
tunate ARRAY, notice m9ie or less errors; arising,
doubtless, on the orc hand fO,h the anxiety on the
part Of the respective friends o. the c)m0atans to reg
ulae favo'aoly public opinion as TO the merits Of the
affair; and Oh the other oSing 20 the dicu y which
reporters meet in Their efforts 10 Obrain ftom ha prin
cipols OF employees Of the St Nicholas Hotel any
thing ike correct history Of to transaction Allow
me, Sr, qoiet Northerner unaccusromed to s1ah
s,euea cf blood, and rgidly to their tolera
eit er in ne filthy rumhoe Of city country or in
the sil5ed drinking saloons of palace hotels, h.vsg
neither relationship intimate acquaintance nor ove'-
wbtmipg personal regard with or for either Capt.
Wright or Mr. Dean 70 give true concise and cam
did statement of the t,sgedy a. it payed before
my eyes.
On Saturday evening lest wss stopping at the st.
Nicholas. After t,biog my tea, came down 10 mo
Office 10 inquire r an expected le;te'. Meeting with
gentleman OF my acQu ,intance we look scat and
While converting about the crowded condit on of tho
City, snd particularly OF the Hotel observed my
frield recognize gentleman passing; AMI upon IT,
quning y - be Wa, received the aas~er taat his
rsue vas Capt Wight, formerly connected with the
Navy Of Texas. Capt. Wright Immediately ap-
pIoscLed Ms and an n,rod lc,op followed. IIs man.
or was v,Iy eentIcmaBly and hs conversat' IN very
poish,d End entertaining. Presently excused ny
sell ard rihdrsw INTO the barroom leaving Capt.
Wright aud my friend ongagod Ia conversation Sosn
nlotwsrd returned ami Capt. W ght, giving me
bis seat. passed toward the main entrance 10 the
hocl My tirud ask i mo ii had any onSay meat
i,r Tho next haithour. aud upon being answered In
the negative he desired me 20 tcmain Thorn, saying
that Cart WI. hg had informed him Of the prlbab
occurrence ofa difficulty ho,wcou himself aud grn-
roman at baltimore lie thea gave INA a detailed ac.
oourt Of tho Captain grievances similar spmewhat
& those shoady published. aud added tia, tho gen
iitn an l,on Baltimore had engaged 20 meet "a T.
Wright az tho 1t Nicholas al y oook that evcn.n =
wheu tr,iaoi"n ~ Nyow Al OF tho authorship og tho
"a umn, o. peo'od, | os'eod further 6pm ny
ni.ul that Cert, Nihs bad determined O. chssiiso
srmms,ily hio oalurniaGss in case he refused TAO
rroh.is.a ,spafasian aud that h. had all ady pg,,
,ited hiaeet With q lash k'f that Pauve
u uas psw neat : v.ot'st aHd - opse Walk
ire aors Tho pss.seeuar pear tAe pW,fa 80 ~ tae
i'sisi Csrt W'lsb' uies es Woue'u Immediately
e's, T., sea,k ee,tiss ir. whS ses,atsd Capt,
W 4ks ia - niebily aasnaf and 'sf .NAycftli-
a,Ildl, asi pA asaa,iY pea,eat he e,oasod hun
sSir ssti.s b w~ViJ 10 "A, ihs tar F,un pgoseAly.
Usri wtlsht ueeg aaA,e5i.friy iss $40 e,i-les.u.
w. NJWvVd. s~py.zls9 thss No sessis aa-a uhe bad
s.e~,l ~sves'.A sE.a sac ~ TN,u oasAa bo
s.ri.sa'ws uss e.fsytsa n, srgfshessisAs . a
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a., 49,, .-- ,.,..,s no.
ss.ssbs"T ys .s, -. =. 49,, a ua a,,ls, The
sviH,y sod &c shsb g,s."y ssS ~ ~ 49, ,, ,,,, :,
pis'n'lh y " h'~y w 80 1 ~ l,1.., 10, \. ,ha .aos
w-'"s hs '~'y'. - 80. !" ....a Ia ,hs k.,s .a1
ih-i pd,ss sssmy" "sD..I - 49, 1900 ~.
msT ess h-' n,, hss,..a (.l.,s, q, a-f o. b,
s MAJ ,".e ALA. Z, ,.b,s ~ y,,G.Ts ia 6ltiy sg-
hsp'. .sa ."n W A., .,.a., Ia. Jk,a4 us nay Gad
h.e |" a. o,asrt -s have .nsass. far mrs than
. III % Bot win al ,hs.s ~i'h sgi,efs
'nensh ", urn 1syo.s in,rp., -,ns.s. .sd ar
Js,yn =. ., ehooss he viii ssv.r get .g,hsf verdict
0'bsf sIss 20 ny '"''
sfslbsf Ihs H~"h A. =. A, h.. -. ,.n,a 80, ,,a.
s.sd .uIiss dsyslgp~saI IN pablo 'en'i"en, b., ,sisa
piece. The poblie have hoh 80 pes. IND,
s Isr9 we ~ ,h.i es.s .wrdod doa a'a,s.
fof eieEng N opss no ons ga .nI s. ., h
enrr 70 ~hieh Hsr'pap s Svsas sen hal ssnsrnl iss
h ~, iav Of is, VS. Who'll Institution, ie'sned In
order 20 prevent journals from essroyins man ;hnaef
through malice. a,d rather Ils1 tnn IA ~ s ~
app arc ,h.t ' IL ts n.cssty Of Iads M
~. aner. E,r o.sss aimed through hi
Inc p.ney . il appeared change came over the pub
o mind 49,. Chill 81 800
Inc ques'ion >. a. e tb. ,trie.I perfornssee. or
pl ,, 80 ~, .J er.rns be- held 20 constitnts libel
The public could have decided In the affirmative 70 me
proposition w'thou, simplifying ve,
NUT sba "I ,esa - ,ss,ss, r.w.pspars rnast fl,nh
hen, and h. rteeted in doing Th-e dss have been fer
nepung IN The mind every euEen who liable 70 serve On
Juries the Fry verdict ann long before te
quashed unanimousy We had r-1sou 20 ,es "a
case Wehs a i ,e, :. 5 go; "a ,sbt
bsne,s ne bo, we sha not haze opportunity Of
yefng our con,con. neither have no the case Of
The Frees IN Anere'; 10 is ~ tbS, esss VS. u.t,nei
nv a ,ian@ - INV hen comprising what yalgary
In. wp as the Co6hsh artocrsey who lavhed influence,
money ard intrigue in order to efu'n ~nel nsa ever
been nostie to them ., aS: ana ~ -. H!
pa Sc" oy tn W. i9 A.cdsn "a, ,ri
T IN he boics End disposition Of wcess .; he b., many
as he ted and they things rsated The jutse
was-we mean no r.proach-yerJ yoIsne % ts aill .,
% bcon ~ he sxerei,ed on the urv Finally hsr were
ne decIv ccScerned ii n plain hack
with WHOM tie rendition OF the verdict Ihe S11 80
WIN PM Su,Ty 30 be!o No t.io,iG ever ;. 90 frfo
CotTf ~nder snch bright auspices advantages
the net result Il the whole 'esi rJ taxes "'tnns oy m N
'hs frees is still free" ,-,,-... .,, ,uo,i,,.
Ana the ueIen .no 1 i "a b; an "a s 49,,
tEe chsracteI VI soy f,h oog ,bst rs;rher
oil newspaper as a1o'e ees l'u' o.: 81 49, -
boic'men's nor puolc 20 iOa b.
any ~. 800. T., y ,..,rJ a him neg ana trpsb
on me eobuery hei' "no.1 "a ,,'', ,d -. snJ
topics OF nulcuie HIST '''''O" o. 49,, -:
mede bis paper sell; and Ie'ing IN" he "cCisiou
and circumstances 10 which Cctthoanf was placed
cave defer dent II other Ia. ans of deteuse against the
gave ceieA coh' b' o'N'' - - - -
renewed misreprcsen'auV {, t7feuoou anu douse Vi
said Bennett, who owned a newspaper OF about 0OUVO
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The plaintiff now comes into court and moves that
great portion Of this answer be struck cut as irre'
van, including the extracts from The Herald aud
from other papers above given. This motion was ar
gu,d at length for the prosecution by Mr ID. L.
Sickles ON the ltb, AID by Ir. d. ID. Field on the
18th int and for the defense by Mr. F. A. Sherman
Tie arguments sble on both sides, but we have
not the space necessary to give detailed report OF
them. With regard to the statement which Mr.. Fry
quotes from the late Judge Noah, Hr Field ergued
uat the defense could rot set up even in mitigation OF
judgment that it obtained from hin, but must be
held to prove IFS truth abs)utey, and thai no REFER
ence to it, having been drs. put forth from any other
source could be tolerated. The decision OF the Court
has not yet been rendered.
The Empire County argus., 1855-06-30
Dissolution.

He
VENHE Copartnership heretofore existing between W. H.
Il Taylor ana G. F. Gibbs is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. All persons having demands against the
ABOVE hn are requested to present them W. H. Taylor
1or liquidation and all persons indebted to said firm are
requested TO make immediate payment to the same.
W. H. TAYLOR,
G. F. GIBBS.
Coloma, June l, 1856 ieg 283
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LOST.

81 - HHDS Extra Clear Bacon;
SOO $50 bbs Clear and Mess Pork;
$50 hf bbs Clear Pork;
30 drums Goldfish;
$50 boxes New Rasns;
100 hf bbs White Beans
200 gross Goodwins S. Tobacco;
200 gross Watson's S. Tobacco;
so cases Grape Tobacco
so cases Fruit and Apricot Tobacco;
1900 gross r. w. Matches in tins
so kegs Split Peas and Pearl Barley
10 cases Sage;
$50 '' qt and hf gall Pickles;
SO Fresh Pineapple.
For sale by
GOODWIN & CO.
81 1mtf go Ca iforna street, San Francisco
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EMPORIUM OF FASHION.

Opposite Adams & Co.'s, Main street, COlOma.
A Large Stock of Ready Made Clothing will be found
"a at this establishment, consisting of Dress Coats,
Frock Business and Over Coats Cashmere and Doeskn
Pants, Fine White Shirts. Silk and Cotton Undershirts
Cravas, Vests, Handkerchiefs, Buckskn and Kid Gloves
and LADIES GooDs VARIETY. Ladies Riding Hats OF
the latest style hand.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
large stock of the latest styles of Boots and Shoes
antly hand together with large of India
Rubber goods Also Blankets and Heavy Boots which
the attention of Miners is invited.
The undersigned will keepa full and complete assort
ment of Fashionable Goods and Clothing constantly on
hand which he will sell at PRICE, cheap for cash.
Coloma, JAN o. 1866 ii T. ELKUS.
The Empire County argus., 1855-06-30
SUM MONS.

SUMMONS.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Ell Dorado SIS
- The People of the State of California W. B. Skill
linger, defendant in this suit, Greeting:
You are hereby summoned to be and appear before the
Honorable District Court Of the Eleventh Judicial Dis
trct in and for said County and State the
plant of James Bryant, plaintiff file in this Office
wherein he prys Judgment against you for S677 90 prn-
cpa and interest now due upon promssoy note, ogeth-
with accrung interest and costs of suit And you are
hereby required to answer the said complaint within
days if service hereof be had you within this county
within twenty days if of this county but in said Dis
rctand within forty days if out of said county and Dis
rct Exclusive of the day of service And hereof fail
not &c or plaintiff will take judgment against you by de-
fault in accordance with the prayer of said complaint
Witness hand with the Seal of said Court hereto af
fixed at office in Coloma, this the 2oth day of June A.
u. 1855 A. ST. c. DENVER, Clerk.
State Of California, EZ Dorado County,
Having read the affidavit in the foregoing cause here
by order that service of Summons be made upon said W.
B. Skinger by publication of the same for three months
once per week. in the newspaper published in said county,
called the Empire County Argus.
JAMES JOHNSON, County Judge
Attest A. ST. c. DENVER, Clerk.
Jc23-303m NEWELL WILLIAMS Att'ys
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Apothecary Hall

EDHYSICIANS prescription carefully prepared at all
4 hours of day or night by
ii w. ZELNER Apothecary.
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FOR SALE.

s.stSRsr THE wel-known Orleans HOTEL situated on
siS Main street, Cooma door south of the Metro
ii A poitan. The above property together with tho
H--a-1zzA fixtures thereon offered for sale
Also large number of Hogs and Fowls will be sold
cheap as the propreors very soon to tho
Atlantic States
?. S. All persons indebted to the Orleans Hotel are
requested to call an1 settle immediately in order
costs BRAMER " BRO.
Coloma, August 4, 1854.
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PAINTS, Oils, WINDOW GLASS, &C.

yHHE subscribers have just received in store from ships
IL Charmer, Saracen, Tornado, Water Witch Neptunes
Car Boston Light, Westward Ho, and S. s. Bishop large
additions to their scck making it, heretofore the most
extensive in his city. We have in store:
PURE LEAD-20 tons Atlantic and English;
Also % Pure, Extra and No. l.
ZINC PAINT-10 'Tiemann's' and snow white.
PAINTS-5O0 kegs English red, yellow and black.
10000 lbs red, yellow and fre-proof day.
TIEMANN'S COLORS-50 cases, assorted colors.
RED LEAD & LITHARGE-5 tons Atlantic and English
LINSEED OIL--200O gallons, boiled and raw.
|TURPENTINE & CAMPHENE-250O gallons
POLAR LAMP OIL-4O0O gallons bleached.
VARNISH-1200 gallons Tldens ls and I'd buaty COACH
furniture, daurar, &C.
PAINT BRUSHES-5OO doz Adams and 'Stratton's'
WHITEWASH Do-200 doz do do
GLUE-200 cases, China and 'Cooper's.'
WINDOW GLASS-l40Q bxs assorted Sizes German, &c,
PLATE DO 90 plates, 53XS4 to 96x23.
PUTTY-30 tbs, in bulk and bladders
ALso-Whng, Red and White Chalk, ground and lump
Rotten and Pumce Stone Emery Sand Paper Black Lead
Bone Black Paint Mills, and usual assortment of art
lists materials and tools. For SALE the lowest market
rates, by SAWYER, JOHNSON & CO.,
Importers and Jobbers, Nos. l03 and l05 Front ST.,
Next to the of Washington,
20 3m San Francisco
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SIERRA NEVADA HOUSE

Main Street, Colona.
ROBERT CHALMERS PROPRIETOR.
FEIS Hotel is elegantly fitted up for the reception Of
H. Families and Travellers, well also, for the accom-
mediation Of regular Boarders. Every luxury the County
affords will always be found on the table.
BEDS AND BEDDING
Net surpassed by any Hotel in the mountains.
WAGON AND HAY YARD
Connected with this Hotel is extensive Stable and
Hay Yard, and Hay and Grain always hand. The pat
of this House may be assured of polite attention and
charges moderate any similar establishment in the
country.
Thankful for past favors the undersigned socts
tinuance of the public patronage.
Sept. II, 1854. A R. CHALMERS.
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- DCCCNIIvE
SCHOOL NOTICE.

TEVHE Public School in Coloma, will Mon
II day, the 9th of July. The Commissioners would in
form those living out of Cooma wishing TO avail them
selves OF the opportunity Of sending to the school, the
privilege is now freely offered Our School has been in
session four months and far have ascertained
sructor Mr.. Heirck is a graduate, and has had long
experience in teaching both Public and Private Schools.
All OF the common English has been taught during the
last session Those from abroad wishing study higher
English the classics can have the privilege.
Board be procured reasonable rates Books, sta
tionery &c. are furnished San Francisco prices 1t is
the object and 2im of the Commissioners and Teacher TO
make this School equal any Public Private School in
California. The of instruction is thorough mental
discipline
Terms of Tuition-S5 per month, due monthly.
Commissioners Reference.
H. M. MILLER, REV. JAMES ROGERS,
r. CHALMERS, L. DAVIS,
G.. DUDEN.
Cooma, June 80 1855. 312*
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AMERICAN HOTEL.
CROCKER & FOX. Proprietors

ChCCNEh e FUA, FTOpT1et0fS.
ar The Proprieors having recently made additions
l1 Ra rettted and furnished their House with furn
lSR ure take this method of informing the trave,nK
- public and citizens generally that they are pre-
pared to accommodate all who may patronize them.
FAMILIES will find commodious accommodations in
private apartments, at this House.
The American Hotel is situated Piety Hill, opposite
the Court House. and will at all times be found agree.
able and pleasant home.
The Table will always be furnished with the choicest the
market affords and good and accommodating servants
will be in attendance
Sacramento, Georgetown, and Placerville stages pass
this House daily.
An extensive Stable is connected with this House. where
travellers will find good accommodations for their horses
and which Saddle Horses and Horses and Carriages
always be had.
Cooma, June 16, 1855. ltf
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Zelner's Specific Mixture.

ESOR the radical of gonorrhea gleet and varsua
e. contagious diseases; inflammation fthe genital organs
attended with prouse secretion of mucus Owing the
great and numerous cures effected BY this medicine
affected with either of the above similar
eases, have trial of its virtues and satisfy themselves
as to whether it really what it is recommended be.
Numerous certificates could be obtained showing its cura
tive powers but prefer letting the medicine rest upon its
own merits All ask is, give trial and be convinced
10 be had in quantity, or single bottles, at w. Zel-
ners Drug Store, Coloma with full directions accom-
panying each bottle The specific is agreeable and
of those unpleasant erupons follow its administration
which are always attendant upon the remedies usually pre-
scribed for the above affections.
w. ZELNER,
Druggist and Apothecary,
Main street, Coloma.
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Pacific Express Company.

racine Express company.
yHyHE LATE EMPLOYEES OF ADAMS u CO.,
q in consequence of the disruption o! that firm, have
organized themselves into Joint Stock Company, under
the above and title for the purpose OF conducting
General Express and Forwarding Business, in all its
branches throughout California Oregon, and the Pacific
coast generally. .
The business will be strictly and solely Forwarding
one having connection with Banks Bankers and Will
be conducted safe and economical principles
The Expresses will leave the office at the northwest cor
ner of Washington and Montgomery streets, daily, at
regular hours for
Sacramento and the Northern Mines,
Stockton and the Sou hern Mines,
San Jose,
San Juan,
Santa Cruz
Monterey,
San Pedro,
and the Southern coast generally,
as well as to the Northern coast of California,
and to Oregon.
We will also regular Express for freight, small
parcels and letters to and from the Atlantic States by
every steamer :,
The parties who have organized this Company are well
known in the community old and experienced Express
men, and hope will be acknowledged generally under
stand their business thoroughly They think they are not
saying much when they attribute much OF the success
of the late firm of Adams Co. in the Express business to
their exertions and personal energies
In conclusion they would solicit fair share OF the faVors
of the public pedgng themselves exert their best en-
deavors to transact such business MAJ be entrusted o
them in q prompt and business-ke manner.
Collections of all kinds will be promptly attended to on
R G NOYEs President
| 20tf M HOLMES, Agent, Coloma
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n @nEA Boxes and Half Boxes First q uaIity
SOW Adamantine Candles;
250 boxes Candles in cartons;
100 " Sperm Candles;
500 Z" Imp. and G. p. Tea;
200 Y. Tyson Tea;
200 Alb boxes Imp. and G. P. Tea;
$50 hf chests Black Tea, ], and lib papers;
so boxes Fine Gunpowder.
For sale by GOODWIN e. CO..
81 1mtf 81 California street. San Francisco
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LOST,

LOSI,
A Dark Roam Mare Mule with tail closely shaved on
"A the upper part srayed from the corral of the sub
scrbers, at Spanish Flat Friday, the 22d inst. Any
person who will give information concerning her to Jos.
Willman at the Coloma Brewery, the subscribers at
Spanish Flat, will be suitably rewarded
HENRY JACOBY & BRO.
Spanish Flat, June 26, 1855. 311*