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Squatter sovereign., 1855-10-16
Gen. Atchison.

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Next month the Legislature OF Missouri
meets, and the fate of this champion Of
Southern Rights. will be decided II is
NATURAL that the Sqnatters of Kansas should
feel deep and abiding interest in the re-
suit of the Senatorial election in Missouri,
as one Of our true and tried friends Is q
candidate before tha. body. We are un-
der obligations 70 this veteran statesman
for the many services rendered during his
late Senatorial career. and shall expect
more favors from him N the event OF his
reelection. No man in the Union can do
as much for Kansas, and when we knock
for admission into the family Of States, we
shall need his able counsel and yaluab bic
assistance.
II Atchison is defeated for the q. S.
Senate. it will appear to US that Missouri
is Indifferent TO our fate.-That she is will
ling that the Pro-Slavery settlers of Kan
sas should be driven from our homes by
the paupers and criminals of the Yankee
cities. 1t would look to US that Free Soil
ism was popular ism in Missouri; for
| what other objection can be urged against
Gen. Atchison, but that he is foo true to
the South 1t was through his indomita- :
| bic perseverance that the obnoxious Miss
ouri restriction was removed, and Southern
citizens permitted to enter Kansas on a
! footing with the less deserving people OF
the North, and it was his personal popular
iy that contributed so much towards the
success and final passage Of the Kansas
Nebraska acts Defeat him then, and you
virtually repudiate his course in Congress,
you repudiate the doctrine of "Squatter
Sovereignty" which is SO republican in
principle, and SO advantageous to the South.
People may argue that there are others,
entertaining the same views, who may
supply his place. We must beg leave to
differ with that class. Atchison's defeat
would be chronicfed in the North as an
.fbofition yictory! Itwouid embolden the
tilnid Free Soiler of Missouri to proclaim
his abolition sentiments. Eastern emf
grafton to Missouri and Kansas would re-
ceive new impetus, until eventually we
would be overrun by the insolent md over
bearing disciples Of Eli Thayer s Co.
Kansas will, in that event, be free Ter
ritory, and God only knows what will then
become of Missouri We do not know OF
any one act that would tend to discourage
Southern settlers in Kansas, more than the
defeat of Atchison.
We do not pretend to be prophet or
even a descendant of one but it requires
no far seeing eye to view the consequences
tending upon Atchison's defeat. If Miss.
ouri would wish to be true to her own in
terest-and befrierd her sister Territory,
let her under no considerations exchange
Gen. Atchison for any other citizen ofher
populous State.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-10-16

SLAVE LABoR IN KANsAs.-That
Kansas is adapted to Slave labor, no one
will deny, who has any knowledge Of the
country. There are many slaves now in
the Territory. and those who are hired out
are commanding large wages. A good
| female slave, capable Of doing housework
and cooking. will readily bring one hun
dred and fifty dollars per year. Laboring
hands are in demand at from thirty to fifty
dollars per month. Smaller servants, ca
pable OF nursing, or doing other light work,
can he readily hired out at fair prices
The demand for Slave labor at this time is
greater than the supply, and presents a
good opening for the Shareholders of the
South, who are willing to remove to a
country where their property will greatly
| increase in value, and their servants pay
them large interest On the amount of
money invested. To the Southern Farm
ers Kansas presents a fine field for profita-
| ble employment Our soil Is adapted to
the growth of hemp, tobacco. wheat, corn,
and other staple products, and will produce
equal to the best lands in Kentucky or
Missouri Land. in any quantity, can be
purchased at the Government price, (S1 ,25
per acre, and ready market is near at
hand for every thing that can possibly be
produced on farm. We invite our south
ern friends to flock into this Territory. and
take up our rich lands at the exclusion of
the criminals and paupers Of the eastern
cities. We hope by next spring to wei
come large number OF Southern Plante-s
to the Pro-SIavery Territory of Kansas.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-10-16

Ey The receipts for three nights OF
Madame Rachers performances amounted
/, Slo 500.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-10-16

THE FREE SOIL ELEcTIoN.-We are
told that the Free Soilers. with their self
appointed Judges of the election, were
permitted to vote for Reeder as many times
as they desired. We are also informed
that some OF the more enthusiastic voted as
often as ten times.. Verify; this IS a
progressive age. We do not know wheth-
er with their ten votes apiece, throwing in
all the old women and boys, who we are
assured took part in the election, they sue
ceeded in polling as many votes as was
given by a portion of the Pro-Slavery party
at the legal election of the lst instant. II
is matter of small consequence if they
did. Unless the Constitution is trampled
under foot, Reeder's right to seat in
Congress will not even be entertained by
that Eody.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-10-16

The total population Of Boston has
her asc-r;aIned 70 be Is3 ,nos)
Squatter sovereign., 1855-10-16

TEE DEAoeRsrIc NAr1or.E "a.
vssrIoF.-As some of our co.empor,,;..
seem to be in doubt as to the manns, :
which the next Democratic National c,n
venslon is to be constituted, we publish u.
following resolutions ofthe last Democ,a,.
ie National Convention. held at Baltiuore
Tor general information:
Resolved, That in constituting fu.ur. ~.
;ionai Conventions, the Democratic mart.
IN order to secure the respective rights of
the States to their relative representation
IN such conventions. each State shall he asH s.'
titled to twice the number of delegates ,hs !.
1t has votes IN the electoral colle,e sas a
no more and that the Democratic NJ
tional Committee, in making arranos
ments for the next National Conyen,,on
provide such number of seats tbere;n s.,
each State, and secure the same TO The al
egates elect.
Resotusd, That the time of bold;n, Il.
next Convention be designated bv ,be G
Democratic National COMMITTEES. and ,ba.
in their call. the above resolution he IN.
serted as the rule for choosing del,.os,es y
Squatter sovereign., 1855-10-16

Congressional Election.
Below will be found the ofFicial vote OF
the Congressional Election, held on the
Squatter sovereign., 1855-10-16
Read it, good men, North and South.

BALL AT L1BERTy.-Prepara are
being made for grand Agricultural and
Mechanical Ball. to be given at the Thomp-
son House. in Liberty, Mo-, on the eve
ming of the I'd of November The supper
to he furnished bv Mr.. Murphy. the gem
tlemanly and worthy host OF the Thomp-
son House. We bespeak glorious time
on that occasion, where the youth and
beauty of the upper country will assemble
in great numbers. We know Of several
pretty ones from Buchanan and Platte
Counties, that expect to be present on the
occasion.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-10-16

GEN. LIsDER on THE SrUMP.-At 8
meeting at Bloomington, Indiana, Gen.
|. Linder of Illinois, made most excellent
speech. In the report of it in the Bloom
ington News Letter, we find the following
illustrative and instructive anecdote, told
by him. The report says:
He then turned his battery upon the ab-
olitionists. and poured into them voliey af-
ter volley of the most terrible and eloquent
invective. He told an anecdote of an old
man. who was complaining bitterly to his
neignbor about his family misfortunes.-
.'Why, what's the matter ra' The old man
replied: MY oldest daughter has mar
ried n.ulatto!" Well, that is very bad,
indeed said his neighbor. '.But," added
the old man, "the worst is to tell yet-my
other daughter has married an ABoLI-
r1osIsrs" Laughter and immense ap-
plause.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-10-16

Ess We call attention to the Pro-Sia-
very address on our first page. 1t is a
document. which. if read bvSouthern men.
will disabuse their minds of many false
imrressions about Kansas.
The article is drawn up bv Judge Nap
ton. once distinguished Judge of the Su-
preme Court Of Mo-, Sterling Price. Gov'r
of Mo-. both Democrats. and Messrs.
weodson and Oliver. Wings. the former a
distinguished LAWYER OF independence,
and the other the Member of Congress
from the Platte District, and known for
his conservatism.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-10-16

CouxrY SEAT OF LEAvExwoRrH
CoUrrY.-Ourne neighhors of Leavenworth
County have gone through an exciting
election on the question OF locating their
County Seat. A very large vote was
poiled and Delaware, the most central
point on the Missouri river, has maiori-
ty OF the votes, Three cheers for Della
ware. she has out ,rorked and out roted the
less deserving towns of Kickapoo and
Leavenworth City. The people Of Leav-
enworth County, (7) we think, have made
a very iudcious selection. The following
Squatter sovereign., 1855-10-16

En- this Paper the laws of
Congress are Published by Au-
thOrity.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-29
summons.
cr.TE OF CALIFORNIA, ! s

sTATE OF CALIFORNIA, SIS.
si AvApoR County,
,-.,o.,s Court. in Township No. 3, before JUS
lsce ei,,ps uho Of The STATE Of California, TO L. R.
.SDIfi, r srs hereby summoned toappear before the
Eou az ;rned at his Office in Volcano, Township
T.a"n ;n the county aforesaid, on the 18th day
lnle A. D. 1856, at o'clock, r NJ, TO an
Jalus s,o the complaint Of George W. Klein, of
d S;, aforesaid, who sues to recover Of you The
pne hundred and fifty dollars, for work aud
n ., ,ome me- and for goods, wares aud merchandise
~ od sold by the plaintiff for and to the defend
pc "a W. sneclal instance and request, within the
q. M M Months Plaintiffs complaint is in writing
~ ~ Ale in nv Office a writ of attachment was
on ,. ~, of nv Office on the 5th day of December,
eu ~ oS favor Of the plaintiff and against you for
po rn ~ Of one hundred and fifty dollars was placed
sun nonds ~ Of r. S. Scott, constable to levy and
.e ybo has levied the same upon certain Biz
uIH T.. le then IN the possession Of the said con
~ y. i" 90 me ilth day of December, 1855, as by
D'e avs Sn return will more fully appear. When
" nn,,t U. will be taken against you for the above
s.,nt with costs and damages, II you fail to APP
a", nnder nv hand, at Volcano, this 2sth day
fDecember, A. ID. 1850
pe'' GEO. l.. GALE,
4 Justice Of the Peace
rocano. Dec. 2s, 1855. [prfeesl5l lO-4t
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-29
LAUDER, Nolcano.1 IT, aANDELBArs, Sac. City
Sacramento Store.
A. KLAUB ER & CO.,

A. KLAUB Err & CO,
Fire Proof Briek Building, Main strea.
DEG LEAVE TO ANNOUNCE TO THE PEo-
ID pie of Volcano and vicinity that they have on
hand and are constantly receiving, the largest as
sortment Of Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, Crock
cry, Glassware, Hardware, Mining Tools Clothing,
Boots and Shoes, Domestic Dry Goods, &c, &c,
which they offer to sell at the lowest market prices
Our motto is, "QUICK SALES AND SMALL
PROFITS"
fae-N. B-Goods purchased at our Store, win be
delivered Free Of Charge at any Of the mining
camps in this vicinity. .~ssZ
A. X Il Co. wish to draw particular attention to
their well assorted stock of Foreign and Domestic
Liquors, Wines, Syrups, &c, consisting in part Of
Brandy--Superior French
otard, Dupuy Co.
American.
whiskey-0ld Monongahela.
Bourbon;
Irish.
Scotch
Gin-Holland in qts.
nts
bills
American do
Rum-Old jamaica
New England.
English Porter ard Scotch Ale.
Port Hook Sauterne and Claret Wines. Cham
pagne &c, &c.
Volcano Oct. 27, ls55.-l IT,
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-29
sth of January ball!

T'HE LADIES OF VOLCANO will give a G rand
J. Ball at Mahoney Hall on the evening of Jan.
sth 1856, the proceeds Of which are to be appro-
prlated towards paying the Debt Of the Public
School House in this place.
Ample arrangements will be made to accommo-
date large number and We respectfully solicit the
attendance Of the public generally. We will spare
no pains TO make this of the pleasantesi Balls
ever giyen.in Amador county. The cause for which
we are laboring is laudable one, and we look to
generous public for assistance
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-29

Leases Mortgages, Deeds, Bins of sale, Renting
Stores and Dwellings, Buying and selling Claims
Horses, Mules Cattle. Merchandise Furniture. Real
Estate, &c, &c.
If experience and strict attention TO business. be
any recommendation, he fatters himself he will be
entitled TO at least share Of public patronage.
OUTDOOR SALES will be attended TO on the short
est notice in any part of Amador county.
nov 10 3-3m
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-29
Solid Chased Gold Rings !!

- NJ. PRATT, Opposite Hanford & Downs new
-. Store,) is now prepared TO manufacture all
kinds Of Gold Rings in the following styles Elab-
Grated. Chased, SplendidIy Carved and Magnificent
ly Engraved in a manner unsurpassed in California.
Any person having Gold which they wish to have
manufactured into JEWELRY, can be assured of
having the same put in and NO OTHER.
neSr' Prizes 10 suit the times -65a
nov "a 5-tf
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Notice

IS hereby given that l. the undersigned will apply
L to the Board of Supervisors Of Amador county,
at the next regular session Of said Board 10 be ned
at Jackson, on Monday the 4th day of February, A.
d. 1856, or as soon thereafter as the same can be
heard for the right to construct Toll Bridge across
the CosnmEes River at or near Clemmons q Hor-
sells Store on said river, in Amador county
l.. c. VI. KELLY.
Volcano, Dec lst, 1855. 9-5t
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-29
Fashion Billiard saloon,
MAIN STREET. VOLCANO.

MAIN STREET, VOLCANO,
In Haaford & Dotrns' .vetc F1e,Proef Buizd
ing Up Stairs.
T,HIS Saloon is large, cool and pleasant at all
l. times, and no expense has been spared to make
il inferior to none in this State.
The BAR is furnished with the best Liquors this
country affords, Fancy Drinks Of all kinds gotten
up in the best style. Cigars of the best brands and
flavor that be procured in California, kept con-
stantly ON hand and in addition
THREE BILLLaRD TABLES
kept for the accommodation Of those who desire
10 amuse themselves in this pleasant and innocent
exercise
Among other important articles not TO be found
in other Saloons the leading Journals Of Ire
United States and Europe, also Daily Papers which
are kept constantly on hand for the benefit of the
customers of the FASHION SALOON.
The Proprietor invites bis friends and the public
generally to give him call. and promises to give
them the best the town affords.
Lunch every day at II A. NJ, and p. NJ.
CHARLES STECKLER,
Proprietor.
dec 7-3m
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-29
Union HOTEL.

"A The Proprietors of this old and well known
isl establishment would respectfully announce
RM to the public that they have renovated and
Stgrlally
4 added a number of entirely newbeds aud rooms
Z tbe accommodation Of those who may favor them
ith call Their
TABLE AND BAR
n he furnished in as good style as any in the vi
hity. and at prices that cannot but suit. As they
~ established the CASH SYSTEM, they can
1brd to do business on as fair terms as any Hotel
i the mountains
ahis being the Office and station Of the California
kge Company, their Agent will ever be ready to
aend 10 passengers for all parts Of the State.
S. S. HARTRUM, pro,.rs
J. WAGSTAFF, ''f -
Union stable.
rounected with the Union Hotel is the Union sta
capable Of accommodating fifty horses in good
HARTRUM & WAGSTAFF.
dec % l0-3m
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-29
Pioneer Nursery, Alameda.

Fioheer nursery. Alameda,
This Nursery took The First Premium at The
STATE Far far 1865, held at Sacramento.
~ A. H. MYERS, at the Pioneer Nursery, ,rxe
,tss Alanedn, has on hand, for the market this -
season. at reduced prices every description Of Bud
ded and Grated Fruit Trees, Vines, &C..
EMBRACING
APPLES-50 best varieties, from enc to three
years old.
PEAcH-2o best varieties, from one to two years
old.
PEAR-lo best varieties from one to Two years
old
CliERRY-lO best varieties from one to two
years old.
Alse-Almond, Nectarine, Plum, Apricot. Fig
Trees, Grape Vines, Currant, Gooseberry and Rasp-
berry Bushes; -Four best varieties of Strawberry
Plants.
Also, Greenhouse Plants and Ornamental Shrub
berry.
Terms Cash. Orders promptly attended to-
On sales made at the Nursery deduction of %
per cent. will be made
A ii. MYERS, Proprietor.
1zff- Alameda is eight miles from San Francisco
and four miles south Of Oakland.
nov 10 3-3m
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-29
Notice

5 hereby given that |, the undersigned, will APP
l. ply to the Board of Supervisors of Amador coun-
ty at the next regular session of said Board to be
held at jackson on Monday the 4th day of Februa-
ry, 1856, or soon thereafter as the same may be
heard for the right to construct Toll Bridge across
the Cosumnes River at Wisconsin Bar in said coun-
ty. B. FRANK WHEELER.
Volcano. Dec. LIST, 1856. 9-5t
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

V'IIE Subscriber offers his House and Lot, situated
l. on Consolation street one door from the cor
ner of Main, for Sale or Rent. The building is Is
feet front and 2s feet deep, and entirely new and
two stories high. This is very desirable location
for business house, being in the must central part
of town.
~. C. PENDLETON.
For particulars inquire a. THE Office
dee 22 off
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-29
Empire Livery, sale and Exchange
Stable.

rT'HE undersigned respectfully inform the citizens
i of Volcano that he is now prepared to fur
nsh the very best saddle horses Double and Single
Buggies
The Stable is in the rear Of the Empire Hotel
where gentlemen will find me at all times prepared
to accommodate.
gao- Particular attention paid TO buying and sell
ing stock. Horses kept by the day or week, on rea
sonable terms. GIVE ME CALL.
i WIN. ii. L0BDELL.
oct 81 SIN
p. S.--The Proprietor also wishes to inform the
public that he will Prick and Dock Horses for those
who desire ID reasonable terms and warranted TO
give satisfaction. Teaming done at all times.
Hay Oats and Barley for sale.
WIN. II. LOBDELL
dec | 6-tf
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-29
Dissolution.

V'llE ECo-Partncrship heretofore existing under the
l. name and style Of Lobdell q Young, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
The business will be carried on by the subscriber
in the rear of the Empire Hotel.
WIN. ii. LOBDEIL.
Nov. oath, 1855. cat
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-29
w. III. TAYLOR,
GENERAL AGENT AND AUCTIONEEI

GENERAL AGENT AND AUCTIONEERi
coffee at PRaTTrS S Jerelery Store.)
OFFERS FOR SALE THE FOLLOWING PRorERTY -
One-sixth interest in 10 claims, 6 on Chinese
Hill. on Chinese Gulch, and 2 on Manzanta Hill
All OF which are ready for working and valuable
claims Must be sold by the goth Of December.
Also one-sixth interest in claims on Mahala
Flat.
Also store at Stoney Point desirably located
for Merchandising, with rooms for family attached.
Also, cheap for cash. two lots pleasantly located
for private residences
Also two mining claims on Jackass Gulch.
Also one claim on Soldiers Gulch cheap for cash.
For TERMS and Description of the above prop
erty, apply to the Office of A gent.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-29
Blankets! /!
Carpets! Carpets!

TtJsT RECEIVED, PER CLIPPERS Coon HopE
j and HoaSEr, an extensive assortment of Carpet
ing consisting in part Of Tapestry Brussels Tapes.
try vevets, Three and Two Ply Ingrains, Druggets,
Rugs, &c.
For sale at moderate rates. by
LANDERS, OLIVER 4 CO.,
es street, Sacramento.
dec ST
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-29
GoRHAM BLAKE.
[JoHN AGRELL.

Assay Office.
NO. 52 j STREET. BETWEEN 2p AND 3D SITS,
SACRAMENTO.
BLAKE 4 AGRELL,
HAVING established themselves in the business
L of Melting, Refining and .assaying Of Gold,
and Ore Of ecery description, are now prepared.
and well qualified to execute business entrusted to
them faithfully and on the most reasonable terms.
Our Assaying Department is conducted by Mr..
DAVID LUNDB0M, who has been employed as
Assistant Assayer in Curtis, Perry & Warts ASSAY
Office, San Francisco, from September 1853 to Jan
uary 1854, and from that date the present month
as First Assayer at Messrs. Kellogg a. Co.'S Assay
Office San Francisco.
We guarantee the correctness of our assays and
will pay all differences arising from the same with
any of the United States Mints
We respectfully refer to-
Messrs. D. O. Mills d Co..
s. W. LANGToN x Co.
Hon. J. NJ. HOWELL,
Hon. b. +. kEENE, FL Dorado county
A. W. Bee, Esq,
Hon. J. Il. HALE -,
Hon. ii. r. HAWKINS, "'o0' COUNTY
dec | elm
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-29

The Subscriber havinglo-
Gated in Volcano, in the
above profession, is now
prepared to do a General
Agency and Auctioneer bu-
'sinese such as Drawing
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-29
Express Line of Stages !
BETWEEN FL DORADO AND VOLCANO, rid DIAMOND
SPRINGS, PLEASANT VALLEY, FAGRPrAY,

BETWEEN FL DORADO AND VOLCANO. rid DIAMOND
SPRINGS, PLEASANT VALLEY, FAIRPIAY,
BROWNSVILLE INDIAN DIGGINGs
A1e-fsTHE Subscribers respect
sgZssE1ss%S Sr-s fully inform the travelling
public that they have made such arrangements as
will insure the punctua running of their stages be-
tween these points as long the condition of the
roads will permit them TO travel. We have now on
the road the very best stock and
GOOD COMFORTABLE STfGES,
with careful and experienced Drivers and hope by
doing everything in our power to convey passengers
safely and comfortably, to receive liberal share OF
patronage.
Our Stage viii leave El Dorado every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday mornings, at o'clock, and
arrive in Volcano the same day, at o'clock, 7. NJ.
RETuRNING-Will leave Volcano every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday mornings at 3 o'clock and
arrive in Diamond Springs in time to connect with
the stages from Sacramento TO Placerville. Packa-
ges, Letters &c. delivered puncually, and all bus
iness attended to strictly and speedily.
DAVIS a. ORGAN.
FL Dorado, Nov. 18th, 1855. 4-3m
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-29
RICH CLAIM For SALE

|tbe R1scr'oer Raxer offers his interest, one eighth, in
|ng waIiy ssone zone Tunnel, for sale. This claim Is
htic Sta,a "u' | am compelled to leave for the
particulars inauire At this sa oflice ,y Ssi''
\ ~ JOHN NERO.
off
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-29
Livery Stable.
CANTIN 4 BRAVAUNT.

On the Flats, al Indian Diggings,
MOULD invite the public 70 call and examins
w their superior stock Of Horses, having been
selected with care and suitable for Ladies' and Gen
tlemen's saddle horses.
month.
No pains will be spared TO render this establish
ment in every respect worthy the confidence and
patronage of all who may favor us with their Gus
tom. @ss- CH.7RGES .MODER4TE-as1
nov III 4-3n
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-29
Catalogue of Books

FOR SALE AT
PA g + 4 CA MERON'S
MsGUFFEI'S lst, I'd, Sd, 4th and 9TH Readers /;
1Ni Sanders lst, I'd, Sd and 4th Readers;
Sanders Spoilers Smiths Primary Geogra-
McGuhey's pby:
Rays Arithmetic, lst I'd Smiths ouarto do
ana 81 parts hitchclPs primary do
Davies. Arithmetic; :. Geography and
Smiths do Atlns.
Colburn's Mental do Little Speaker;
Adams do First Lessons in Phloso-
Smiths Grammar phy;
Kirkhams do Comstock's PhiIosophy:
Bulllons do Geology;
Blair's Rhetoric PbysioIogv.
woods botany; Minerology
Cobb's Speaker; Chemistry
Willard's History of U. s. Life Of p. 7. Barnurn
Napoleon and Marshal's First Lessons in Compost
Generals of the Last war; tion
Uncle Toms Cabin; Buffers Spanish Teacher.
Byron Complete; Coombs' Constitution of
Shakspear do Man:
Moore do Pope's Essay on Man;
Burns do Becklard's Physiology;
Tuppers Proverbial Phi Assorted Meodists:
losophy Letter Writer'S
Scott's Poetical Works Odd Fellows Manual
Croly's British Poems Masonic Chart:
Language of Flowers; Psalms and HYMNS:
Spanish and English Die Methodist +"
tionary; Pocket Bibles:
Websters Dictionary; Pocket Diaries for '56;
Blank bsoks;
Paper Ink Pens, Note Es11er Envelopes. n large
assortment of the latest Novels Also AIlmms
Portfolios, States, Pen Racks. Sand Boxes Motto
Waters, and many other articles too numerous to
mention all of which we offer cheap for CASH
Give us call, and we will endeavor to suit YOU
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW BOOKS at the News
Depot, No l, Empire Block, Main street, Volcano
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