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nR WAN, CONSULTING ~rHYsIctAs GRADUATE
IL u No Utirsrsiy 81 Ninbosg, AMI fellow 81 ths
Eayai COLLEGE ~ E4fgssns, Esistsrs No. 70 Canal
street ono door from broadway Ho1's ffcm nins a
N. untn nlas '. ".
nR w1BD CONSULTING PHYslCAN GEADaArg
IL n ~. Un4vsrsliy % Hitburg, al tsiD- ~ va
Eoyai Coiegs 81 surrsoBs, Mbbggg ~ % 1saI
street, ons ssor from B~soas~ay. HoIu 'roua riss =
~ Hbtn niss Y "
TYR PEJsKY. GRADUATE 80 fHK HoYAL CpilIOF
~ q k~nr9senr, IaNdop. sb - Ms hssptA- -
Cesrgs ard Esrtho a0uss It Wet Broadway, Tgn .
- 2, sBc fr.u . ~ - osLek 10 tbs sfssiss, sssiays
srsspssa,
NJ LAbsUaJ, rshfS N LONDON fnYriciAs
WI. anf k1fsseB, No a. Essss street, oosbsf bfosS'
VA. N.n-k.t ~. a.ug ssrs once kosu ~ n.
mar y aso 80 SP, A-hastay sresys~.
Nj TWcgL clRD-DR. JOHNSON, NO - ntASE
lfI ffrs.t o. ~ Z aDS fsyoFsbly kn0va - tke shssns
~ Asw roIs may ~ eobsslssd - hs 90 estattth*1
snes shsfs b. las ~vra<tis.i Ia bs spssiAhsJ ~ -
hst t-@Bty .f9ov years. aSf saos mere esras thAA any
etbsr man 10 th~ elty, ~ nany ins,@nees, ~ psfa@ns 80
st1sre1 ibeeraek, n1ss u yhxh - has psfm1snn -
rsisr 70 - bsrvtsfoss Chsswss S~ssras-, ass ~ AZ sA~s
assrs Fsarasass4
NO Ug mn crERD -DR ODEHfTT, O 40. ~
IN Duan< rr.sa, nay y soassited vqib esastsnos On
1lssss<s. n H-br & y . nszsu q IL ks- rSrl
lsiruriy. ~. ~ akxkns 10 ss s@A
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TT s. MAIL STEAMSHIP C0nPANY-FOR HAVANA
W aud ke~ Orlsans-On Saturday, February ~, a.
tao 4. NJ, from pier f,lt % warren street, Sorh r.ser,
by ths weiltno~D and favoitts stAntinp 'tESaEN1
CITY, Captain John kcGoWan. Passage cat ~ secured
At the Gmp-ny's Office. Freight u hss Orleans, 20
c.,ts per cubic foot. shippers viii b. supplied With
bisns bills of ladiog OF the form iignsi BY the Company
on application a. their Once. NO other form signed, and
no bills Of lsdhng will be signed after the hour o.
sailing. For freight or passage, apply At the once Of the
Company, III West street, corner o. Warren.
M. q. ROBERTS.
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DnDcAR~ JiEoss uRzETAY HsAPAGSE-
ID fresh ~ rnsnt. n the sioies bras1 are Aiwsys
90 LsrG, ss1 ior sss ~ r kkYEB, IT,, ssh inSsris,
- n svsI siSssS
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cHARfIsroa AND PrOgInlAUsIrEo srATE,

LoR ~cHARiIsT0s M FIORIDlA UsITED srATEs
II NAL ssnl ssstiy Line. me usiisd STAT. nal
steamship NASHVILLE, M Barry, c0mnsnasr, WAn
Isars pier 4, North river, Tor Chsrisston. On "Wednesday,
Tsb. IA, q, o'eioek y. N. precisely. Der freight, spaJ
On toari, Nhsrs AL bills n laain1 oil b. nxp~1, saa ~
ts@sgs, 20 The oaes Of sFOFFoRD, uIksToa \ ~
~ broadway ThFongh Leksts 70 tlonas - fpissst-
Jn1Aepnvlls, 81 PlAtks, a.. Tas Janes Afgsf -
tcceese, aI1 @avs 90 saturday feb. ~.
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CTEAMsHIps HAvRE AND NEW YORK
- direct.-The steamship ALPS win sail from Havrs di
rect for New York, without calling at any port in Eng.
Land on Saturday, 2bth Of November. The rates Of
freight and passage In hrst and second cabins viii Be
very moderate. The sailing OF the succeeding steamers
viii be shortly announced The rate Of insurance .
Francei II less by ships from Hsvre direct for New York,
than In ships calling At an English port. Apply In Havre
and Paris, IL Boulevard dss Italiens, 10 Donald Curris,
or in New York, 10 T. cUNARD, 4 Bowling Green
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Ir0B SAVANNAH y FIORiDA-UEiTRD sfATEs
IL Mall Line The new and elegant si@amship
KNOXVILLE, CsptC. ~ LaalSv rii lsave Ssw rogs zoe
ssysDnsh or Saturday, February ", from per No.a
North river, ~ . o'elocf ., N. BIls u iA4ing rsnes on
board. For freight apply on board or for pasAgs, 70
tAhtEL - MIIdHILl~ ~ Broadway. FOR ForfA,
through nessts from Eew Yort 70 JscssonVAe, 81 "
PLATA, ga. The Words, Capt ". a Woodba1, sl
succeed, f1d leave on W wednesday,, Feb. n.
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L,oR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
II The United States mail sIssmship y~AhksfOnS, l.
Parrish, commander, will leave per "a North fvfT, On
hsiurday, February ~, At . o'elOoh y " oil Arriysls
AerfoIk The nsrt aftsrnoon, and Psisrsburs Anf heh-
mond The following morning. From S0rfob, pass~ng~Ts
for the fouih proceed BY railroad direct, nth tbroags
teken from Weldon 70 Wilmington. Augusta, A. P1.
sage and fare 20 Norfolk, tsi 70 Petersburg and kea'
m0nd, slo, stserage half price. ADpiy 70
LlDIAM 4 FLkAaAhIr - L,-sAMay.
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CoLDIEfs, SAILORS, &c, ~ y WAR SINCE l7po-
- leo acres United States Land, positive proof rsquf.
ste at Washington. Wh. GRAsDlA, Nos. 10 and III
Nassau street, room 10.
tt s. NAVY SAILORS AND UTiiERa- ExTRA PAY
" promptly paid, bounty land warrants obtained,
bought and sold, pensions procured, balances duo hssrs
of dsesassd 4. =. seamsn collected, and all Kinds OF claims
sgainst the United states recovered By
EDwARD BIssE1I,
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Y,nE LIVERPOOL " PHILADELPHIA
Il Company intend sailing their favorite steamships
CITY OF MANCHESTER :. 2,l25 tons Capt. Wyhe.
CITY or BALTIMORE new Z, 53s tons. Capt. -.
CITY OF WASHINGTON, do 700 tons. Capt. X. Leitch.
PROM PHILADELPHIA.
CITY OF MANCHESTER =. Thursday, Janu iry IS, 1855.
FROM uyEHroo-
cry OF MANCHESTER. Wednesday, February II, 1855.
Saloon 800, SOS and t55, according to state room.
A limited number Of third class passengers win DO
taken from Philadelphia and Liverpool, and found In
provisions.
From Philadelphia :. !. $50 From Liverpool :. ss5
Parties Wishing 10 bring out their friends ran obtain
certificates Of passage, ana drafta on Liverpool, in sums
of 81 sterling and upwards. Apply to SAMUEL SMITH,
Agent, IL Walnut street, Philadelphia, and No. ! Broad
way, New York.
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DANJo BANJO BANJO l-TIE BANJO TAUGHT
ID by a new, easy, and improved method In sI lessons.
Tsrmr a., 10 advance. Lessons giy-u svery evening.
Pupils by our method learn with the greatest facility.
Trofs. T. u. 4 II. =. JACOBS, 407 B~foaissy.
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REWARDS.


q, slS HETkKD WILL ~ GTyES TO ANY PEIuaOs
pLC on II. rrtBrn u a silver watch Ard braL,.d
hair chain, gold Hoasis1, with zeal sai ksy ai,ashsA
Wa lost "a lbErfaay night lat, 81 lie oornss Of Fulton
ana OfssFs tsesis, Bfooalyn, near Naad~vbosfs bowling
saloon. ~ Hicks street. Btoaklyn
G, n KEwAEB-L0sT. on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY
DlO lv,k, a black and tan terrier dog, ears cropped,
aba long tail AND had on 4 black isashsr collar. Who
ever fsigsas said dog ~ tbs owner, a. francn Hotel, 30.
70 bosery, shall receive the Above r.vArd and no sass.
tons asked.
. INWARD -1DsT, on SATURDAY EyEsfsO,
DIV lWh INST, IN xoisg hroagh tho following
s'fests Mot street last broadway, Dsi4ssy street,
boprry and Itfh Avenue 10 Nsty SEVENTH str.st-tvo
fAney flsigb folss. TIC finder, b. rsiu rpits them, wul
receive the above rs-Ard. Gn.lHsIfE a CAfulIE
No III E<si Broadway.
or p IEWArT-DFT on SUNDAY EEstsO LAST,
EDtD Isftsafy =. 10 Ilfb .'ssus, t%4.~~s Twslfts
and ttaft.snI stfssts, a stons ns SEQ siftr.ns, tAfss
'rs NJ s'ass rsssfa ~ , rsia " sasiag M sass
- - Bnk avenue
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEwRD EVERY DAY.


LNoR LIvERP00L-uNITED STATES MAIL STEAM
y ship ATLANTl Capt. Jas. West, commander. This
steamship will depart with the United States mails for
Europe, positively on Wednesday, Feb. q, at IL o'clock
NJ, from her berth, at the foot Of Canal street. For
freight or passage, having unequalled accommodation
for elegance and comfort, apply 10
EDWARD X. COLLINS, So Wall street
Passengers are requested TO be on board At III y o'clock
An The steamship Baltic will succeed the Atlantic,
and sail March 18th. Shippers please take notice that
the ships OF this line cannot carry any goods contra
band Of war.
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aIrslc AT me REnrcrn rnIor -orR sEa

nj usIC AT THE REDUCED PRICE OUR sEw
wi catalogue ~ mnaic ., tho CRAFTY r.du:e price,
10 nov ready and viii be sent 90 any pat 81 the United
States without charge. In order that purchasers. may
have tho advantage ~ eur great reduction In The prios
Of music, 10 10 necessary tina, thsy should select from
cur catalogue, which contains BsAttJ all ths roras ~
merit or popularity Of foreign cympossra, AMI al N
valuable copyright works Of WIN Sunsnt waliare, Ger
y. Root, y. VI. bro~B, J A. Fowler, and o,bers Sn1i
non copyright aOTtH an ar. not 10 our catalogue ". arc
nov about, AMI viii continue 10 r-prnt, 80 thai the put
lie may have the advantage 81 The Iefsced prices 81
then. ~ rrhsr.rs a. other stores -tii be sur. 10 inquiEs
for our editions, In order 10 &C. them q, i. rsiaost
price. ranoiortss, guitars, hutsa, ~, NJ, of our COS
manufacture, al Al the loo ti market prices. AM war
tantsd in ali rvrpscts. Prince a Go . msloi,oHs hAr.
monions for churches, A., ae
WI. HALL Il nOs,
go Broadway, opposite tb. Pa'k
Dealers, ErmlnAfl.s AMI tracheT. 81 ppiei On TIC io-est
terms. Music cent by mail % any part ~ tho uGitsd
state. on receipt Of u. m'asy.
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For HeIght or pAsHaRo apply 10
EDW'D X. COLLINS, No. SO Wall street, New York.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY a CO., Liverpool
STEPHEN Il CO., q Austin Friars, Londou-
b. G. WAINWRIGHT & 90, Paris.
GEORGE II. DRAPER, Havre.
The owners Of these ships viii not be accountable foa
gold, silver, bullion, specie, jewelry, precious stones On
metals, unless bills of lading mr.. signed therefor, and
the value thereof therein expressed.
Shippers please take notice, that the ships Of this linz
cannot carry any goois eoptraband OF war.
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MUSICAL

1S rIASoFoRrEs-ASD MusIc THOROUGHLY
led taught iiAnoiortes 10 let, and tuned, o. ~, %,
s3 80, o., and o. a month, or for sale frsin sss ap 10
$500. N. DuhSDAY, 225 6rand street.
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GEC0Nn HAhD rAso5-GRRAr BARGAISa -osE
- elegant solsAn plano, ! ooiA's, a.. s,ll~r a Co
price $40, vii b. cold Tor s3sO cos 90, ~ octave,
pre- ssst, riibe sOd foi f226 also. thee fr slto, sl1s.
tlC0, 90, tl5, go ana go. ks~ pianos 81 srtr.n-ly
los preesi ]. 4 iiberi a Cos. Prsnism Eolssn ptsaos. and
ths celebrated moion improved Horaer Nat. r. pianos.
HORACE WATERS, No. 4sJ fresd-ay.
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4 Mall steamers-Ihe ships composing the line are
the following
ATLANTIC, Capt. West. BALTIC, Capt Comstocl.
PACIFIC, Capt. Nye. ADRIATlC, Capt -.
These ships have been built by contract, expressly for
government service, Every care has been taken In the,i
construction, AZ also in their engines, TO ensure strength
and speed, and their accommodation for passengers are
nnequaned for elegance and comfort. Price Of passage
from New York to Liverpool, In first class cabin, $3.50;
In second do. SIG; exclusive use OF extra size state rooms
e32b; from Liverpool TO New York, 10 and 20 guineAs.
An experienced surgeon attached 20 each ship. No berth
secured until paid for.
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LOST AND FOUND.

A BRACELET DOST.-A GOLD BRACELET, WITH
IA the initials q. l.. NJ, containing the dagusr.otyps
likeness Of a gentleman. a liberal reward will be paid
by returning the sans 20 the office Of the Union Place
Hotel
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V,ABlEarX vIvASTs, OR LIVING s~TAruARY.-
j international husean, Oh Division street. -erof
Tleur'r tronI. ~ French and Italian Model Artists, and
ssnofita lie So,o's company OF eerenader- and faneJ
dancers, Just arrived from Europe, will exhibit 10 . nee
French and italian style, NJ 8 O'Clock hi. evening
Tick cts 20 cent? Rsser we'd seAts 90 o.uts.
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III ADY'S WATCH LOSf-A LADY'S kNANElLFD
Il watch and chatelaine, on Wsdns stay, 18th inst The
hsure OF a reclining female on one side, and wreath 81
flowers on reverse side OF watch. on chatelsine figure %
female. A liberal reward viii DO paid th~ nnder, By
leaving Them AZ the Office Of the -. Nicholas Hotel.
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M ADIs0N'S FEMALE OPERA TROUPE AND WOOL
wi 4 Crisby's Minstrcls win perform at Frankiyn Hal,
Jersey City, on Monday evening, feb. 18th, and on fues
day at New Brunswick. Also, ]. Madison, the American
Hercules, win break a rolid rock with his clenched fist,
and bend an iron bar with his bare arm.
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DRO0kLYN NSTITUTE-MONDAY EVENING, FE-
ID bruary IL, 1850, complimentary benefit, In aid u
Little George Glove. The following artists have kindly
yolu nterea The Brooklyn Cornet Band, Hsnsonls
Ethiopian Opera Troupe, Mat. sexton, Master Leonard,
g. w. Hun, y. Henry Rukk, Master Charles, Franklin, J.
Barton. and n host OF others. Tickets twenty-five cents
Doors open at 6h O'Clock performances 70 commence
at I y o'clock.
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osT-oS SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, WHILE
IL going from North sixth street, on foot, 70 Grand
street ferry, Williamsburg, or on the ferry beat, a small
poriemonnaie, containing S3l on the Nassau bank Tbs
Under will he literally rewarded W returning i 70 the
owner, at North sixth street Glall house, or ~ the
Grand street ferry onicee
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AUslCAL -yAnAhE RAiMospE RESPECTFULLY
wi Abn"uncss 10 her friends and the public, mat has.
Ing q fsv leisure hours, she vouId devote them 10 tbs
instruction % . fcv moro pupils on The piano. Tho 70
curing the services ~ q eompsfsnt tea her nay secure
them upun iaDeaiAiU application 10 Asd. HaJ monds,
la Hammond street Terms modsrAts.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-02-03
Vermont State Temperance Society.
ANNUAL. REPORT OF THE EXE(I-
TIVE COMMITTEE.

Something more than quarter of a cen
'nrv has now elapsed. since active and cncr-
g tlc measures were commenced in the great
temperance reformation. To sec what has
been done, The progress n.a lc, and where We
arc. and to encourage us in cur onward course,
II may 'c profitable, irict'v to survey the
Ground o"er Which W. Lave rasscl
Previous 70 His work being commenced,
alcoholic drinks were used in great p:o.u>;on
on most all occasions an! under almost all
circumstances. They had romc to he re gard
lvd as thc ncccS>aric< of life Their use was
not on.y sanctioned. !iut encouraged hv law
Their u>c was no. crl.- Sanctioned, hut en-
courascd hv law. Tavcrn-kccrcrs were re-
q:ircd. under a penalty cf three dollars and
being deprived Of their license, to ''lc fur
ni>hc! wit. suitable refreshments, provisions
and accommodations Tor travellers" The IL
rcilSc TO keep tavern carried the ricl: to sell
all kinds OF alcoholic drinks. 70 be consumed
on the premises, and the word '.rt ti-c<Lmsn:<
, was intended to include them. Publc sent
mcnt was universally in their favor. The,
were TO be found in all our dwellings, in Gu
houses of public entertainment, in our stores
cur work shops, in all places Of business am
Of public resort, and in our fields.
l.aborin. men thought they could wori
| better aM,! faster when invirora;ri iv rum
. Professional men and scholars, even. fell int
a Il somewhat similar mode OF thinking. Ea,l
: imagined himself, while under the intlucnc
a o: Intoxicating drinks, great deal bri.htc
> and wiser. From early infancy to the en-
0 of life, all were continually exposed to acIuir
{ incorporate appcttc> and habits. IntoNica'
: III. beverages were freely used in families. a
the meetings oi' friends, in social circles, an
! at public gatherings.
L They indeed formed sort Of circulatn
u medium of small change, very current, c5
ycrlv sought for, always plenty. 10y which nu
+ mcror- obligations were readily discharge,
I Small s,vcrs and nci-lbo.lv Kindness wcr
= almost ALWAYS canccl!cd..o the entire sa.i,tac
T ton OF the creditor. 10y glass OF rum. The
c also, more or less, entered into the consider
:, alton of most business transactions. The
5 were used to- make blrrair<, as earnest, I
Il bind bargains, and, not unircIurntly, to brca
: up bargains.
$ Under such circumstances. was it St:an =
): that the American people >hor:'A b. called. il
' they really were, 4 nation OF ,,ri:nkar!s :
: y, hat else could be expected: lE,!ecl it
: matter nt a>oni simon; that they w;.r. Ia
worse, rather than better. Tl,cI: va; hoa
!! ever onr favorable circumstance, o.ic .IMit I
: total inrhri.lon. Thcn.h he was rc.ar,.r
Il 4, here. who could dr;i,., the most and carr
II Il "ii >tra:,,:" t> 1t NAV c:ii. - Il beast
= drunk ,:ri ii! l,.to III. dit, il. was AWAY
s. considered, especially =, t:1c !,j;,' Pate:
s.; olnsnnniir. ,,>ttiHt.!!c All ,ricu. T..
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Herbert ha,: skc'chcd out for the BOYS beau
tiful face, which .':cv were to copy he hal
strange fancy that heautifu! objects had a
beneficial effect upon the mind. The efforts
of the voting Chambers had not, however.
been "mincnt'y successful, they produced
faces which were as ugly as their tcachcr'>
was beautiful, and seemed a:i:lscd ins' cad of
mortified at their want Of success. iierber,
sigEcd as he looked at their copies, and heard
them laugh. lie feared that the little Clan
dlers had 40 taste, and that he could ncyc,
cultivate it in them.
Herbert was thus cinrloycd when little A.
ice stole into the scoii,, and prcrcd ever his
shoulder. lie did nc. notice her. for he was
sitting at the :abc, intent on the papers be-
fore him bat he soon knew >hc was there
'or he heard her merry langh.
In trnth, little Alice could not hclr laugh.
'nS wh'" SIC saw the crotc<quc performances
oi her brothers. But she did net dwell lonc
on them.
"oh. what beautiful face. Mr. Cou:tcnay
Sad she, as she gazcd on the li.t'c sketch
which he had drawn for her brctlcrS to COPY
from: ''lo put wings to it. :. will make snc!
a l'cantiinl angel: that !. all it wants"
Herbert took his ,rcnci and skctchcd in
a..
the head. to l;tlc Alicc'S great delight. For
a long tim. the little Girl looked at tie pie
mrc, all! seemed 50 unwilling TO c;vc it up.
that at leng;!, Herbert asked her if she would
ike to keep it.
80 YES, said little Alice, "if mcy," and
She ran oil TO her mother 10 ask leave.
In moment she came back-her face was
bright: she was 20 keep the angel. and she
thanked Herbert very often for .iyin. i! to
her. 1T shall! be hung" sail She" a: The
Top Of my bed. ani perhaps shall dream of
beautiful things while i: is there. Mr.. Conr-
tcnay," said Alice. "havc you ever beautiful
dreams: Perhaps You saw this angel in a
dream"
Herbert tnrnc'! his head asay: he did not
like to let the child sec the tears which start
ed tc his eyes: he lad indeed at times hc,u-
'ifn' dreams. hit ;l,cn they were only dreams:
dreams such a- hca:rr sends "a the strurr,;rr
upon earth. 10 refresh them afie- their ,,,ii;-
toll. to rest Their spirits after their fierce and
lcn-'hcncd and wca.yins strife.
Nice was so fall Of her picture she did not
observe llrrhcrt's tears. and they separated
--ilice :0 take The angel and show it to eve
~ orc in the house. and Herbert to GO homc
and tell his sister he had drawn her face. and
how little Alice had made him put wings to
the picture. and what difference there was
between lis pupils and their little sister.
10 l,r Ct;i, IN L.
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ADVERTISEMENTS

Il-arc,! ut the uStialprce.. Transient advertise
,nen'> must be pllfor in alliance. Advertisements
.hpuld be marked the nun pcr oitmcs To be inserted
-,:lcrwi-" they will be continued until forbid (tf
(or at the option Of the pubj.her>) and charged
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VOL. IS---INO. 80.
Thc Californian,
CHADWICK Il RAND.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.

OFFICE. .kIrrEEDGH 4 CULnY's Binding, st
iclr-hurv-oppo>te the est .IolIn.burv House.
TERMS...&l, 80 per annum. if paid within
the wear: 5000 if payment hc della we'd beyond
That time. y" paper discontinued until a ,rrear-
s.s are mid cXccnt al the opt ION Of the lIllll
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FOX Il POLHCMIS.


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Offer for Sale the tobolciHg Heavy Cotton Fabrics:
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~ numbers, hard and SOFT also all the widths of
Canvass manufactured at this establishment comprising ev-
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.ates
UNITED STATES PILOT DUCK oodberry and
Mount Vernon Extra full assortment of this superior
abric.
WMLIMANTIC COTTON DUCK-l6 IS 90 and %
nch al numbers hard and soft. This fabric was awarded
he highest Premium at the London Worlds Fair also at
)ur State Fair.
SHIP AND BEAR MARX DUOK-Plain and twilled,
manufactured by the GreeuwoOds Company, superior
ice for light sails TENTS awnings &C. also Mount Yer
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TARPAULINS, HAMM0CKS, sTUFFs, &c.
PAPER FELTING-S0 to " inch, made very heavy
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CAR COVERING-COtton Canvass all widths, from so
10 $50 inches and all numbers, made expressly for cover
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waterproof and more enduring than the car itself
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soy combining strength, utility and cheapness for grain
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