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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-02-13
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.,,a,g ,esu,jsio. --+r- NJ, MI. s.a 81 WI
nA MOST yosprkyp1 pIscoyr8y hasrecently bees
made by Dr. CuRTis, fof the cure Of Asthihas
Cohsumpti6h, BI6Hehftis Coughs. Coidss andaH
Lung Complaints BY Medcated lnhslAti0n. Dr.
CURtTIS HYGEAll A,rofi j IN IALlNG Hk kGEAN 4
yAPOR and CHEZ RY SYRl j, has ssccomplishsd
the most wonderful cures Of a Asthmn and Con
snmptionin tbd' City. nf New XoFksandg sipinity
fpT a few months past, syef kIlqy omnp,. III IN
prod an on bIseasss q sne Lnngs
never efofe withessedb bY the hedicai ffciesslona
[See certifcStesiii hands Of Ascatsil yns syssi
huhetlnhalends worn on ntheHnreaa hnoeLthe
linen withapt the lehst ipcons nsenepce the heaS
of the body being sufficient to evapqsats me nnG
supplying the lungs constantly Win heslIIne
and and pssssgss q shs,lnngs iaas t,ps..isiI
oe usrs 5s1siss ;s y Ssss S'TV is0' saneseh-eta'9
\ .FTS'Sf1 n EST,EiNfA an RED. 'aasilAWsn
-,eol lgntRsSoFivsliN NJ me- VaOtsnfssyGss
~ v.s,s ,bsen, .rslv ~,
e;n,ed ,.;th tbs Astbm. For t1eil..t two years,
have 81, ffered beyond all nv uoWeIs of descrip-
t;on. months Al time Nave i9ot beer,, able to-
.n II bed Setting w6 6at rest could sittiSki iE
nv, cbbif INV ldifieulty of lbresthing, and mt
so gye Al ,ttmes that for hours t6-,
geihar NV friends erpected each hour would be
NV last. During the mast six wears have had
ba IA and stfeSdance Of some oF the most ceis-i
ne aia ShS Sho ss;sau tsse,ysS no Sefs
~ haneT;t,. ,h,,t Gttla relief EI At length
tbe good foy,,ne to nroeure DR.. Curtis, yrs-r
ana or I5baling H,gean Vspor and Cherry syrup
A. III time frsl ATTAINED X. II was sufierinf
,oe @ S, &c NV most valiant sttsrks snd yfas
ra.t Vaa a.,,s. w. NY lost suncs,;ns for vant Of
hrast q iass tban tn MINUTES fSom fbe time
amn;sd tha Imbalsr ~ NV sions6b ana Etook &
teaspoon p ;ui Of the Cherry syrup. was relieved
r. M h.
IN gIeai measure IRON tne ;.ht aoT' h,,s s'nss
ns, Guy - .;,h ~ aras,ast nc.,hle beneat.
W. IT, III S, fsoI ouIv
a,ass sta os, ~ * Ined;eii,s As
u,,s snu S,o, M. sas;a. ~ ~.
e~N' ~ '''A'' MARGARET ,EaSTON, !.
''etA,''' ~" sFe' , -.,--'''g,'''7 {,
70 ia'coNSf1MpTioN CT1RED arl M
| sgrd .NOrNNF39'o4 NOrNNF39'o : y Il ~ = ~ % .lnswi
| a. E New YoM, necd 5lh, leeSf ,4s
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-02-13
Z. ?. ROBBINS. SAM. y. HALLiDAr.
! a. r.. n CBBIigSg& CO., y.
! cwaoEeskLg ANDRETkIi. IyEALEhsiE 'sy
GRQC CERI ES AND .PRO ROVISQNS,
FroM 81, tho doors 6elosc Coart 50 ~
El7ssn tFONIEROY. OHIO. 4 Z 'at

II- Cssh or Groceries exchanged fol. all kinds
Sfspf6dnce At highest rates. 1cr1iss tal n EVstI
F1 EADa AND REFLECT!-Th undeisignel
having large stock of1Groceries, etcs, to
dispose OF takes this method Of calling attention
10 the safne!R Our Creceriesste all bought with
tbe, cAsnJ Jconsequenflyswe can sell as cheap.as
any other house if not few sha.ies lowers
Should YOU atuany timedesre something nice for
The palate, car al Dur est tlislmept andget it.
We intendkcepinga full ASSORTMENT of alIkinds
ofeatabies from the most delicious Preserves and
Syfuhs. down TO = - Tobacco. q
laStasn5 RsPs'R0 R0BBlNS & CO!Y
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-02-13
I Clothing Depot,
On RnRaad. ST. one door above Wilson's
~ Corner, Middlsport, o.
Nov O1 1QEd-tf tet "
Valuable Mil Property for Sale.

valuable Mill Property Tor sale. I,
TNhest bscfber desirous fremoying from this sec
i tion, offers for sale his valuable mill property,
consisting OF one grBt mill, one saw mill, an
three circular saws, situated two miles aboy.
Racine. on the Ohio river. Known as the An
tiQuity Mills. Il Nia taeT .lsaNTs4 Z,
In connection with thssaboye, he also offers
for sale % acres of land, adjoining, ION which
are six dwelling houses,)r all innder fence, is
grated fruit. I, .,It .AeHa .aisgd1 Efs eigi
Persons desirous Of puroh, sing, are inyite to
call and, examine for themselves aA IA asfa
tl.st.,sa.,{ q. .tf.etg nlWM. HARP0LD.,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-02-13
M. 100. Arch streel, Philodelphia.

No. i20. Arch street, + PhilpIelphaa6 ~
Their poweroyer the above sdisensfssisnct ,ets I
oeiled, iEequalled, by any otberSptepafation in
the United Statesf las The cures attest, in many
caseSafier skilful physicians had failed
These Bitters ale w4thy the atteniiDnsof fl-'
valils Possessing great virtues i'm the fectifieaS
tiDn uf iIiseSses Of thd Liver and lesser glands
exercising the most searching powers in weakness
and affections oE the digestive orgahs9theS afe,,
withaI. safe, cerlan, aud pleasant t8s ~
READ AND 4lE vINCEDl
BT0lk Ono 1'ssyIMbEv ia favor lon Dr. EIooS,
1. .skbts ceiebtal6t Gkknxa Bl4fEas, prepared be-
Dnag. AZ JACKSON r PhiIadtlphial Ff6m thl
nsaex0f tc$timon received, The proof is conclue
siye that this medicine has Srpi isqpa lorD diseases
ol thf LIVER. Slomagh, Nerves, Kilpeys, a&py
ResA md be conyinced;-- II ss !, 4.
n. n. Perkins. Marietiai Ohio, Feb ~,
1881 said ryorr BitleIs erss highly pfizEd bJ
those WHO have used them. In q case Of Liver
@ nn2hiDt Of long stapdina, wIIicli f'Ap RHsleTEp
t,- ~, d.Aasy, 4 g1ssojs b: All Kin d
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-02-13
vs. s,..l r X. R.ANo. j. e4s VI Y ~.
RAILWAYS REGULATORS. o3i

isq0 RADWAY'S REGULATORS. s'ep' 4,
1 REGULATES TO HEALTHY ACTION
All we Organs ana Sseretions cfthe Body,
Restores to Health and Strength Nt'sili
sBRHE DISEASED ANDrwoRN CUT, PARTS fa
Complaints that Railway Regulators entirely
Costiveness, Liver Complaint, ~
z ls,g Indigestion, sgtFi Heart l"psi nta
u pyspeVsia,a gi2a RKAidIhseyas;s y ~ ifl
ila D1i0pss 3 velS'in S'i11etSta nleapy. eie les
I 10 DIFFICULTY OFiPASSING URINE. %
Dzziness,s4l inflammation ofthe stomach,
Stup0r, Billiousness,
4 .Phst lI1sA gMELAN NCH0L Nl't w
lsf rEALIGNANTiDI iDISORDERS. tet
4 IA small pos..il'i eI9s s7nle Measles, e'N
Scarlet Fever, Yellow Fever =
sieyHaliqNs, s,PneNmoRia,h ,hr& X TYPHOID Fever,
.a, AND FEEERS OF ALI KINDS, ~
1 Influenza. Pleufisy Common Colds
1ss FEAlAIE 0olfPBAINTs. 9llhl "
.liR.1megs ,ssslh iPTelapsus Uteli, thil
lawI Hystenas7sM has Womb Diiicuities, ls,.
Ya's loss OF APPETITE.
a'R ip6 Loss Of Energy, AZ ff 'sss's'i@ @s
Z w l.lss IltIl Lnsso of .NIellorv, 2a.
u ohjecti and thai OF meiiIbets ot nus a
Iqyen,ion be scquesird 10 solici, coulrlbA.I d
II II II
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-02-13
Soap and Candle Manufactory,

FVNHE Subscriber has the pleasure to announce
j to the citizens aof PomeIoy and vicinity,
that he has opened shop on Sugar Run, near
Mr.. Miles Tannery, where he will manufactuTe,
and keep constantly on hand any article I'D Ills
line Of business; and wefeel assured thatswe can
give satisfaction to all who may favor us with 0
call ~ Wy .h,'@5 sHitt " 81
N. B., All orders attended 10 as1soon ap0ssishCe
@5l.s IA sfAa' sNi9ah.s DAVID G5YER.'
Pomeroy, Aug. "a. 1852. .-ff lS ,l5r'95, i'ls e I.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-02-13

HNEAS!--We would invite particular attention
]" to the variety and superior quality Of our
Teas -s,tisa ar. p. ROBBINS Il co Z,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-02-13
9eILAs GA IRNEIE. Ghnsiiiifh.

I1LANK SUMMONS and Subpanas for
i sale atthe Office ,of the slEIGS COUNTY
EfsEG RAJ II, ti, \, \, .s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-09

Tbese statistics show that snoe the printing Cor Con-
gress became worthy Of conpetton in busness point
Of siew-,hat Is for the last thrtsSc Congresses ebra
chg peod of twentys years curing which the work
has been constantly In amount and probably in
plo6ts-Gaes and SsatQn baye been favored only for
four years with the pinDg OF each 1ause wh st II has
been bestowed upon their political oPpones 'nen az -
Uin establishments for the period Of eighteen years.
With tbe printing Of the executive departments Of the
fovernment which Is accorded to the public print
err Gales seaton never had anything 70 d. except an
occasional JOB In days long past and the average gross
amount for each q the session' ncludng the ten for
which the accounts above stated during which
Gales S~atcn executed the printing for Congress
but $40 316 per session. fit be borne in mind that
OF this work done ut time when material high
and tere The introduction Of power presses any Prsc
tcal sder will be satisfied that very large PROFITS
could have accrued this comparatively small amount
OF work, which has sDcs grown to tine magnit ude NJ
hundreds q Thousands of dollars eurir singe sesa
and including all the expenses Of paper engraving &c.
stated 70 have amounted curing the last Congress- to
the large u mills and half Of dollars for Its
work al me- In addition to half million of dollars for the
work of the executive departments
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THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTING.


This is subject to which We should haze avoided any
fts' enepts concerning IL which ned ,otravrl
the rounds the newspapers The following i,
ceDfaon # the which ud In Of me apers
reerrtd 10 -
IHE PUrrIc PRINTING CosGns ss.The New York SIN
dan Neyri-t gives brief sketch Il the rise, CONDITION,
Avsable profits OF The Office OF public printer from
which that TO he year 1919 The ON OF printer
"a ess required was executed by samuel Ashsw
I, Usyis job work Mr. Davis removed 70 view
York city amh amer cord the National Infef
e,nor 10 abu the year t0 sod out 70 Josch Gales aud
sIorsl hold wi houI moiesson I'LL about the
81 Of be ,ear 1919 when Adding they about be
rounded hey to work and obtsned
resolution OF the wo houses creain The Of
Through this they were eissed to mo~opoxe
The public pr III the 1884, when. on tie ACCESSION
Jackson 10 The Presidency was yo 20 AWAY rnm
them Gen. Dur Green OF the Washington Ise
ard parsed hands az Francis r. Blair ssir kwcs,
Thomas Ae and oker= The original jort resolution ~
ei9 which taee Sesan ginae and which Welded hem
ot,s e Had 10 Tie Year ~ we Thin Vs. l. vas 80 lar
modified N arrow carh OF the houses OF CougcB eeci
their printer he ssrf ha hcen oen edu I'd
deducirg ten. ttcn and wv ny per from the old
rates parcn resolution OF 1910 s reaiaa priatnc
vitality.
II would be difficult to Gpd in any article Of equal
length Wi itten, have no doubt without auJ evil
intent one containing so many errors.
so far from Gales Seaton having thing DO with
the wok OF creating the Office Il COM esFionsl Pin
they knew nothng the movement hsu any other
attendant upon tie Proceedings Of Congress. xbch for
twelve years previously and or many thereafter they had
r1sidi,ousy reported and their surpre being taaie
Printers ives Lprdy less tan was wteo The same p,ce
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RrNoyINo THE ST

REMOVING THE SENISoLxs.-We have lately re.
ts,.d letters various sources asking information
rs to when the removal Of Il remnant Of the tribe will
ishe Place We answer frankly, We do not know. This
mt cb however we dc know that afer two years pre-
,aafon and with force Of near coo troops, hing
decisive should be DONE Our stsse mas demanded Their
A. the struggle viii have TO take place, lie. be
quickly Our affairs with arrogant England already are
assuming cloudy aspect II may involve ia begsrent
a,.iuds In few abort months, then late cnres-
roneent c. g., observed would be to late Emi'sare
from tina; nation would quickly penetrate the fe,nsua
murder the scenes Of 1888 to 20 would again be re-
hesred in all It's horrors!ed on by bloodt thirsty hend
ps our 70, mer wars have proved Then why this apathy
TO enter o. once upon this important dutyt We fear
corfor, ia deemed paramount to doty.-rsmru, Ptd.
Ptrrrs,ny Nor, "a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-09
MkRLTIME INTELklCENCE.

CLEARED.
sassnsSp souhernsr' EVEN Ties
s,s.nssip jamestown, rArria Nsrson-Ludlam 4 Plea.
ship Reporter, Howes San Fysnoiseo-su,ion 4 Co
I Is s s:,sis: S:ssas Conn iSs.:Ss ~sa'sss' 5r
III. 4: :s:s
ssasg e.
kn's ssEssn Pa n..
Brig Boynon, Bsrtlea, Port au Prinoe-koksr Koik
Brig Josiah Jex, Munsss, Bernuds- Middleton 4 Co.
@ sss ss tTs!s ss.s aun.r
scs spaaora sf Tss,.: n per ss %sss.A
sSr wascn sSs: dso;s,S, DODGE Co.
Sosnss Hon.
,schr Panibea, Lopez, Ni.abeh City, FC-vaa Bsuns 4
tsS I Hopkins, =. sAaIo, Elizabeth ,..y-Ms.,ss.
si1op ' s%eiSs I ssnos Providence ai q -
xssr D re4 Barn.. ssT e,
ARRIVED.
s'esnshp Knoxville LssSy. savannah - .o,s viA na.e
souh q hsnsss exchanged signals with steamship Augusta
", Ss sSss oss Win Tr; and
Yea
S long ss Ss . Gs sen
wster and ye cw nsiee and nearly new in
'ss css:
with heavy Capt report ha wing very Inc ccrt Gre
ssrs 70 assist n ysrns The chip The srDcssac &C
, &, ss; ssas nd
3dayr; sIcbored de bar The ing OF the 7th
fss sts'S S Dsas. ss's e
ship Compress (whaer OF New Bedforc l1h LAT 81
TO- on 81 80, spoke bark Argentine, Of Salem. .
ship Union Davis New Ortans, 10 day. win mdse TO
Ffoet
ship Of nope thew copsr Of NewouryPor somersy,
/ n & tors bur,hen and win load for San Francisco.
ship Leah new, latham. Mysr 70 honrs TO Mc0aw.
Wasi wed from Ms site by stcamtuE Achnles
Bark Nsravsl, Ward Bernuds sdays In ballast % VIM
Smith Dec l. - 10 loo &c 30 spoke bark Forbes from
New Haven for lama days out al we'll The has
hsssy GALES most of the CssAAre
Hsk Irts (Hr) Henmcnd Fortune Bay, NJ, days. In
nst ,o GIlesrfe, Dean Go.
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was confeed upon them subsequently, In the palmisst
day. Of Jscksonism.
The printing for Congress previous TO the year 1907
was executed BY William Duane And yansSel Harris "a
smith. seversly, and then BY Andrew Way And Roger
G. weighsn sasersy Job WORK. under the direction
Of the Secretary of the Senate and Csk Of thu House
Representa- ives.
On the Sd March, 1915, resolution was passed direct.
Ing the manner OF providing stationery and procuring
printing for the Senate and Aouse Of Representative
This requi ed the theenate aad the Clerk
ofte House after the sdjournmen of this and he
ctedrg Congress- - advertise or proposals for supplying
the two Houses during the succeeding Congress- with the
necessary stationery anc printing.
Under the 6st notice proposals were accepted from
William A. Davis, who executed the printing for
the Fourteenth Congress, commencing on the 9TH Of De-
cenher, 1916 and enoipg the Sd March, 1917. An
act Of the latter date directed the manner In which the
p,int.Dg should 10 cone; all except the bills aud large
tables to b. printed in royal octave FORM and Edward
IeKrhft obtained the contract for the printing tor the
Fifteenth Congress, ending tho Sd Of March, 1872
On tie Cd Of March, 1872 Congress passed joint
solution directing the in which the printing Of
the two houses should be executed fixing the prices
thereof epd providing for the election of printer
printers. Under this provision Gales Il Seston we're
elected printers to both houses Of Congress- and were
from tine to time reelected by both houses until March,
1927
OF ths joint outon history was published Ia the
National inelGencT Of the 18th Of january. i3s9 It
did not before stated originate with Gales
Sa'on, Old 1t "yield them immenee profts.o No
been given ut subsequent periods Without
the facts with my other preface here preeat the
reacer a statement OF the gross amount received BY
Cabs seatcn tor printing TOR Congress during the ten
years when thcy we're unrerruptedly employed It's
printert-
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WHAT WILL BE DONE WITH BANKS, Erc.

WAsnNGroy Dec >, 300
Banks has reached bis highest vyte. He VIII Dc
dropped after few ballots Monday. The Southern
Americans will sibere TO Fuller-hs vote viii increase
4 sot probable that any will get mjod,y for
4, ia time yet Fuller lands the bes. chance but the
!, - re thsi rlnrthiy rin have to b. re.ortc5
4.
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Francis p Blair has written lettes TO the Republican
Association @, Washington, in TO ievtston
preside that organization taking strong gcound
sgaot the extension Of slavery, and urging tho repuo
icans TO unite firmly In effort 70 freedom to
Kansas.
II is said that Mr. Wheecr's iecogrsiicn Of the new
Ncaraguan has been dsaaprovei Of BY the
Standardization.
An extra mail Tor California and Oregon will be des
patched by the steamship St. Louie, to leave Norfolk
the 18th us. with the Ninth Regiment Of United States
infsnty Connection will be uads ut Panama With she
,tes hip Greg, and Also extra steamer, both of
which will leave imme listey for San Francisco and
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Luh green, OF U. s. Telegraph.
DuG Gree n, Of U. S. Telegraph.
Dull Green, OF u. s. Telegraph,
Duff Green, of Z. :. Te .e9rsph.
Buff Green Of L. s. Telegraph.
Gales h seaton, tf Nat. latch.
Gales 4 >eaton, Of Nat. Inten.
Blair b Iives, OF Globe.
Blair 4 kises, OF Globe.
1homas Allen, of Madison.an.
Blsir 4 Pives, OF Globe.
Blair 4 Mves, Of Globe.
Thomas Alien, OF MadisoniAn.
Gales X SeatOn, Of Nat. 1ntsii.
Gales h Seaton, Of MAJ INTEL.
Blair h Rves, OF Globe.
Ritchie 4 Heiss, Of Union.
Ritchle h Heiss, ~ Union.
1 @. Wencell and Jno. T. Towers.
I under contract system.
Richie 4 Heiss, OF Union. I'M.
/ der contract sysscm.
/ Robert Armstrong, OF Union, 70
! superseoe Boyd Hamilton.
Beverly Tueser. OF sentinel
ART s'rong6 N.chalscn q upi,n,
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-01-04
Ball Parties
Portfolios
Steel Pens.

NIFTY Gross Steel Pens warranted to be the
II pure grit, and from the best maker in the
world, for sale by w. T. GIBBS.
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-01-04
Stoves and Tin Ware +!
s. J. JACKSON & co.

S. J. JACKSON & co.
NTOULD respectfully inform the citizens of
w Georgetown and vicinity that they have
constantly on hand large supply of Stoves, Tin
Ware and Hardware, which they offer for sale at
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, at the lowest mar
ket prices.
ALI orders in their line will be attented to at
the shortest notice.
JOB WORK
of every description done quickly and neatly and
warranted to be good. Their present stock con-
sists in part of the following articles:
Stoves, Lanterns,
Sheet Iron, Brass Kettles,
Tin and Zinc, Cutlery,
Camp Kettles, Smoothing Irons
together with all kinds of Hollow Ware, all OF
which is offered low for cash. Merchants and
traders will please bear in mind thta goods of the
above description can be bought of us at whole
sale, POSITIVELY at Sacramento prices.
RS- Don't forget the sign, S. j. JAKSON 4
CO., next door to Wsrren's New Building, on
Main street, above Placer.
Georgetown, Oct. l9, 1854 1-tf
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-01-04

CLOTHING STORE
in the mines. In our INDIA-RUBRER DE-
PARTMENT will be found the best A No.
Coats and Boots, &c, We pledge ourselves to
sell cheaper than any other Honse in town, as our
motto is small profits and quick returns,
FH- Be sure and call at the old stand and get
value received.
FELSENTHAL & LISMAN,
cor. Main and Placer sts., opposite
Georgetown Hotel.
Georgetown, Nov. 8, 1854 At
NIB. Our store ON Georgia Slide (Canon
Creek) is branch of the above, and IN every re-
spect assorted with the latest styles OF Goods.
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-01-04
GETOWN
DRUG @ Store! !
MAIN STREET, R GEORGETOWN.
Next door to Adams 4 Co.'S Express Office.


nR. TURNER is constantly adding to his
~ stock of DRUGS, MEDICINE, PAINT,
OIL, TURPENTINE, VARNISH, &c. His stock
is comprised in part of the following articles:
Acid Tartaric, ISeidlitz Powders Resin
I" Muriatic, lCarb. Ammonia Logwood,
Nitric, Saltpetre, CASTLE Soap,
Sulphuric, Potash, Bakers Oils,
Citric, Magnisia, Perfumery,
Cream Tartar, Arrow Root, Isinglass,
Carb. Soda, Tapioca, Extracts.
ALSO, A VARIETY-
OF Patent Medicines, such as Sands and Towns
ends Sarsaparilla, Ayers Cherry Pectoral, Wis
tar's Balsam of Cherry, Jaynes Expectorant, for
coughs and colds, ThOmpson's Eye Water, Nerve
and Bone and Mexican Mustang 1inilaent DAVIS
Pain Killer, Osgood's India Cholagogue, for fe-
yer and chills, Grafenberg Medicines, Jaynes'
Vermifuge, Poor Mans Plaster, Strengthening
Plaster, Trusses Lees, Moffat's, Brandreth's,
Cooks, Jaynes', and other Pills, &c. &c.
ALSO,
EbeTm Ens9ed o 4h 4GOaO A12OaOln. Yarns Xa1nish ID
Neatsfoot Oil, Camphene, White Lead,
Cold Paints, Paint Brushes, Lamp Black, Chalk.
Whiting, Glue, Bristol Brick, Hops, and large
assortment of articles usually found at Drug
Store, all of which will be sold as cheap as they
can be bought in the country,
BE Physicians prescriptions put up at all
hours. l-tf
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-01-04
IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Az dSS6uS0TS Oy Cue VceaQ DteamerS,
NNHE Fevers and Rheumatic Diseases which
III are sometimes contracted while crossing the
Isthmus of Panama, or of Nicaragua, generally
result from the tcant of knotcledge or the 1NDIs-
cRET1oN of the traveller. Excepting a few con-
stltutions strongly fortified by nature, every yoy-
ager is in some degree affected by the MALARIA
of vegetable poison which floats in the atmos-
phere of the tropics. The researches of Profess
os Llebig have shown that this atmospheric poi
ison, or miGsm, (enterng the humun body by the
skin and lungs,) produces fermentation in the
blood, which is sometimes rapid and fatal, under
the well known forms of "Bilious' Typhoid"
'1sthmus, Panama. and yellow" fever.
Every hhusekeeper knows that the fermenta-
ton of yeast may be checked by a nuikerdl alkal.
In the same manner the fermentation of aALA-
RIA in the human body is terminated, or even
wholly prevented, by regetable remedies, appoln-
ted by nature for that end.
1t is proved beyond controversy, that small
doses of certain vegetable gnn1S, and GlkGioids,
faken dsiIy dnring the approaco to the lsthmus,
and the passage over, are strong protection
against atmospheric poison. To ensure healthy
and agreeable passage, it is necessary
lst To observe few simple directions, which,
if followed, will keep the skin, the lungs, the
stomach and the bowels in good condition,
I'd. To use daily, smaH dosss of the preventive
medicine, while approaching and passing through
the hot latitudes.
The remedies which prevent, are naturally
those which cure; and if, through unavoidable
exposure, or great susceptibility, the traveller
finds the "chill," the febrile notwithstanding
over him. he has only to increase the Dose Di,
rectlons Tor such cases occurring on the Isthmus,
and for the preservation of health during the
voyage, together with the necessary prescrip.
tions, will be furnished by DR.. Whelpley, at his
office, at any hour between A. NJ, and 8o'clock
IN the evening. j. D. WHELPLEY, NJ. D.,
Once, corner Sansome and Commercial rts,
Opposite St. Nicholas Hotel, San Francisco.
n; 3. Passengers are requested not to wait
until the last moment but to call as early as pos.
slble before the day of calling
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-01-04
STOLEN

INROM the subscriber, on the night of the 10Th
I inst, POCKET BOOK, containing Notes
to the amount of s3S7-Oue note against Asael
Johnson in favor of Henry Frank, for $l20, and
one note against y norseo n.ch caesn %
sued from Downieville to subscriber. All per-
sons are cautioned against purchasing said notes.
as payment has been stopped.
HENRY FRANK.
GeorgE4owu, Dec. l6, leo4 lo-tws
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-01-04

We have made arrangements for insurance, to
the extent of
One Million DoIIars:
on any one shipment; and are empowered to in
sure for other parties on Gold Dust, Bars, Coin,
and Merchandise, to and from New York and this
place, by endorsements ON Bills of Lading, at the
time of shipmet. ADAMS & co.
RICH'D MURPHY, Agent.
GEORGETOWN Oct. 10, 1854. l-tf
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Pencils.

ENARERS, Guttrick's, Brookman & Langton's
L Robinson's, &C., for sale by
W.T. GIBBS.
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Stationery
Letter PAPER

40 REAMS Letter Paper, common and gilt
HU Also, Bill, Blotting and Drawing Paper.
For sale low by W. T. GIBBS.
Oct 19. l-tf
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Drawing Paper, A.,

IL LITERARY DEPOT.
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Letter Paper

TNNGLISH and American. Platner & Smiths
II Laid Wove, Rhodes g. Sons, De La Rue's,
Monnie's, Goodwins, Deans, o. & H, &C., for
sale by w. 7. GIBBS.