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ITO THE LADIES OF CALlFoRNA.-Dr l.

V'O THE LADIES OF CALlFORNIA.-Dr. l..
l. J. Czapky. NJ d., Physician. Surgeon and Ae-
coucheur, invites the attention of the sick and af-
hiced females laboring under any of the various
forms of diseases of the brain, lungs heart stom-
ach, liver, womb, blood, kidneys and all diseases
peculiar to their The Doctor is efiectng more
cures than any other Physician in the State of Cali
tornia. Let no false delicacy prevent you but ap-
ply Immediately, and saTe yourselves from painful
suiferlngs and premature death. All married la
dies, whose delicate health or other circumstances
do not allow to have an increase in their families
should call at Dr. l.. j. Czapkay S Medical Institute
Armory Hall, corner Of Sacramento and Montgom-
cry streets, and they will receive every possible re-
lief and help. The Doctors Offices are so arranged
that he can be consulted without the fear of moles
tation. If desired DR.. c. will visit the ladies at
their residence.
The attention of the reader is called to the fol-
lowing: A lady of high standing in society, and
great respectablity, published card in the Phil
adelphia Sunday Dispatch, September l4th, 1856 =
which is as follows
"A CARD-The undersigned feels il her duty
10 express her heartfelt gratitude to DR.. Czapkay
for the successful cure of herself and child The
latter, having been afflicted by severe attack of
Cholera Infantum,' was given up as incurable by
some of the most celebrated physicians, when she
called ON Dr. Czapkay-of whom she heard very IA
vorablc report and who, after short period resto-
red the child to perfect health. Encouraged by
this extraordinary result she sought advice herself
for the scrotulous malady with which she had been
afflicted for eight years, and which withstood the
treatment of the best physicians in Europe and
America But Dr. Czapkay has succeeded in aifor-
ding her permanent relief so that she can now en-
joy life, which, after eight years, had lost all
charms to her. She therefore deems il due to her
self and TO all sick and afflicted, to recommend DIR.
Czapkay as one of the most skilliul physicians In
the United States.
MRS. CAROLINE GRAY.
Cor, Walnut 7th sts., Philadelphia Pa.
A (I NntnrN pnl,lic -,
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Z (tONsTITUTIoNAL Debility, or seminal weak.


~ ness.-Dr. oung addresses those who have in
Iured themselved by private and improper indul-
gences in that secret and solitary habit which ri
the body and mind, uniting them for either bust
ness or society. The following are some of the sad
and melancholy effects produced by early habits of
youth. viz Weakness IN the back and LIMBS, pain
In the head, dimness OF sight loss of muscular pow
er pdlpitaon OF the heart, dyspepsia, nervousness
irr'tabity; arrangement OF the digestive functions
general debility, symptoms of consumption, &c.
MENTALLY the fearful effects on the mind are
more to be dreaded. Loss OF memory confusion of
ideas, depression of spirits, evil forebodings,
sion TO society, seldstrust, love of solitude, timid
ity, &c &c, are some of the evils produced.
All persons who are afflicted with any of the
above symptoms should not fail to call on Dr. Y
and be I Jace restored to perfect health. Let no
false dell ca,y prevent you, but apply Immediately
aud save yoArself from the drea adf Al and awful con
sequences OF this terrible malady.
Weakness of the Organs Immediately cured, and
full vigor restored. DR.. j. c. YOUNG.
cor California and Montgomery sts up stairs.
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Dr.. j. G. Young,

Corner Mcntgomeyy and California streets,
orer He2s, Fargo d Co.'S Express Office,
San Francisco
Is the Pioneer Advertising Physician of Calfor-
MIA. and the only one who received a Collegiate
Medical Education, and is better qualified to treat,
and has cured more cases of private disease than any
other physician For reference all ofthe papers
throughout the State
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Hyde's saloon.

Main Street, three Doors from the Empire
Hoid.
WIS Saloon has been fitted up in comfortable
L style, and the Bar will at all times be supplied
with the choicest Liquors, and persons can obtain
Fancy Drinks, such as
Jenny Lind Punch, Sherry Cobblers,
Tom and Jerry, Milk Punch
Egg Nogg, Queen Charlottes
MOuntaineers, Cocktails &C.
FOR ONE BIT PER GLASS. Give me a cali and
satisfy yourselves. b. ii. HYDE.
oct II Pm
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Accommodation Line OF Stages.

VOLCANO AND JACKSON, VIA AQUEDUCT
CITY.
1M THE undersigned respectfully
M1Trf<<1Ts announces to the Public that he
Sss55tl5sszS = has commenced running Stage
between Volcano and Jackson, leaving Volcano
every morning at o'clock, leaving Jackson imme
dately on the arrival of the Stage from Sacramen-
TO- Letters, packages, &c, delivered promptly
The Proprietor hopes by keeping good Horses
Coaches and an attentive Driver To receive liberal
patronage. W. IL. LOBDELL.
oct q 3m
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House, Sign and Ornamental Paint
ing.

/ UNDERWOOD a PACKER return their thanks
~ to the citizens of Volcano, for the very liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed upon them. and
would inform them that they have permanently
located in this place, and are prepared to do all
kinds of
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING.
on the shortest notice and most reasonable terms.
shop on Consolation street, near Mahoney Hull
oct u m
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-. VI. PRATT,

WATCHMAKE Err AND JEWELLEE
IN HAVING recently opened a shop for the 4
GtX above business. respectfully solicits a vi
share of the public patronage
Gold Rings Chains, Cane Heads and all OH
kinds of California Jewelry manufactured to ORC
Particular attention will be paid to cleaning 8,
repairing Chronometer Duplex, Patent Lever q.
all other descriptions of watches.
oct u Sp
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Miller a. Scott,

WIiIcr N scott,
VOLCANO BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
&V e RESPECTFULLY inform the citi-
WA TN zens of Volcano and vicinity that
-aA ~ they have large assortment of
Boots and Shoes on hand, which they will dispose
of on the most reasonable teams.
good assortment of Shoe Findings constantly
on hand.
We are also prepared TO manufacture Boots to
order. We warrant all work done by us
n. BAH kinds of repairing done in suitable
manner and at the shortest notice. GIVE US A
CALL
oct q 3m
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HANFORD a. DOWNS,

DEALERS IN
OUTER, Cheese, Lard, Pork,
ID Beef, Bacon, Hams, Potatoe.
Tea, Coffee Sugar Flour
Barley, &C.
ALSO,
Nails, Powder Fuse, Bar and Sheet Iron, Steel
Axes, Shovels, Picks, Handa
Oils, Paints, Camphene, WindoA
Lumber, &c., &C.,
Clothing, Dry Gods Hats,
Boots, Shoes, CrOckery,
Glass, Tin Ware,
And every variety of Miners Mechanics, al
Ranchers' Implements, which they offer to the ps4
lie on the most reasori 5e terms, at their Firepp'
Store, Eagle Block, Volcano.
oct y | Sn
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OPERATIONS SURGICAL.

aG as heir skill in operation Surgery has been test
ed by the closest scrutiny they have no hesitancy
in calling the attention of the public to that branch
of their Profession particularly.
Particular attention given TO diseases Of the EYE
aud EAR. Operations performed for Cataract, Stra-
bsmus COR Distorted Vision) &c &c. Surgical pa
tlents from distance can be accommodated with
Rooms and Nurses while undergoing treatment if
desired In all important the attention of both
will be directed without extra charge.
Gss-Ohice Main ST., next door to Hoy & Smith
Drug Store.
J. w. GOopIN, ND. G.E. SluTH, ND
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Medical Card.

nRS. j. W. GOODIN q G. X. SMITH having re-
~ Gently associated themselves as Partners in the
practice of their profession take this method of in
forming the citizens of Volcano and vicinity that
they are at all times prepared to attend all cases of
Disease or Surgery, and as they have taken espe-
clal care 10 provide themselves with instruments
proper for the performance of any and every kind
nf
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w. AVER, M. ID.
Homes. Tobin a. Co..

Office two doors South of the Empire Hotel.
oct n Qy
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CLOTIIING-Gent Fine Dress Coats, i
" Vests, Crayats and White Kids. at
r2t1 KELLEY j SYMQNQ
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Livery stable.
JEROME & THOMPSON.

JEKUME q THOMPSON.
Corner Of Jerome and National SIS. Tol1aS
MOULD invite the public to call and exam
w their superior stock of Horses, having b'
selected with care, and adapted for Ladies' and Gs
tlemen's Saddle Horses. Buggies, either single
double, with superior Horses in harness, alway
hand.
Horses kept, and groomed by the day, week
month.
No pains will be spared to render this establ
ment in every respect worthy the confidence o
patronage of all who may favor US with their q!
tom.
GsI- CHARGES MODERATE. -sss1
oct 27 0r
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Rogers, Wostenholm's aud Barnes S Sons pock-
ct knives, scizzors, razors, and razor strops
Buttons of all descriptions
Threads, needles, pins, tapes and bindings;
Combs and brushes Of all kinds
Ladies' and chlldrens hosiery;
Ladies' and gentlemen gloves and handkerchiefs;
Zephyr ,teds, trimmings and braids;
India rubber balls; assorted toys;
Game bags, shot pouches and belts;
Portemonnaies, envelopes and tier paper;
Assorted lead pencils steel pens and ink;
And an extensive and choice assortment of PER
FUMERY, Yankee GHd German Notions, &c, &c
all of which will be sold at the lowest rate for CASH
1ssf- NEW GOODS received from New York by
every steamer.
oct II 3m
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IMPORTERS AND J0BBERS

IMPORTERS AND J0BBERS,
CORNER sANsoNE AND SACRAMENTO STREETS, SAN
FRANClsC0.)
A RE now prepared TO offer to the Trade, large
n and well-assorted stock of desirable Fall and
Winter Goods, received per recent arrivals conpri-
sing
Bonnet ribbons.
Black and eolored velvet ribbons,
White and black silk blonde aces,
Artificial flowers, feathers and plumes,
Jackonet and Swiss insertions and edgngs;
Ladies' embroidered collars sleeves and chemi-
zetts;
Thread edgings and laces
English black Grape;
and general variety of the latest and most approx
ed styles of Millinery Goods, Laces aud Embroidc-
ries.
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ITO THE AFFLICTED-Persons troubled with
l. Disease should peruse the following letters of
recommendation, from Dr. J. c. Youngs patients
They voluntary offerings of gratitude to him for
benefits received, and are proofs strong as Holy
Writ of his scientific attauments. No one can read
them without at once having confidence in him and
we confidently make the assertion that peoplo aI-
fctel with private or other diseases will call upon
him in preference to any other physician in Caliior-
MIA. Read them carefully, ye that need medical as
sistance, and then lose no time in consulting him
while there is time left to cure you in:
MARYsvIrLE. June 10th, 1855
DR.. j. c. IoUNG-Dedr SIR Please send me
some Of the medicines you prescribed in my case.
have friend here who is troubled in exactly the
same way that was. He has nightly emissions
ringing noise in his head. weak back. loss of memo
ry, and he is generally debfated he is discoura-
ged and has not confidence enough to enable him to
call and see you told him how was, and that
my friends all said l. was in consumption. and the
doctors up here gave me up and advised me TO 90
home and die, but instead Of going home | called
upon you. and here am well as any of them and
likely TO live long tim yet. with strength enou oh
to work with the strongest of them. Doctor. Will
send every one to you that looks as though he need
ed physician. Ii shall not be NV fault If anv one
dies ior want OF medical treatment. | will do all
can to keep the afflicted away from those pests OF
society, yclept professors and higb-sounding titled
men, who, If the facts were known are men who
left thtr country for their country good Publish
tnio, boStot, II YOU Wlsn, ana nope some OF those
who humbugged me may see 1t, and sleep bad for
one night Truly yours, GEO. DAVIDSON.
GRASS VALLEY, June Sd. 1855.
Dear ST:-The last medicine you sent me has
done the business. am now perfectly we'll. and
wish to give my testimony to the public in favor of
yo,r skull. was troubled with a complication of
diseases brought on by that soul-destroying habit
of self-polluton, and complaints eau ght by connec
tion with bad persons of the opposite sex. | have
been treated by of the best physicians as well
as those quacks who infest this state and by them
all given up as ineurabe; but being advised by a
friend who had been benefited by your scientific
treatmentto call upon you. did So and feel CRATE.
full to him for the information, but still more CRATE
ful to you for the care and good advice you gave
me, as well as the eflicacious medicines you pre-
scpibed. Ii any Of the afflicted should see this LEI
them be sure that ii is a voluntary offering in goat
itude for the blessings of health received from you
aud also given with Il fervent wish that it may bt
OF service to those suffering Idid and now ma,
God bless you in your effort to lessen the suffering
OF the human family, and may all good citizens as
slst you TO drive IRON the community those leeohe
that prey upon the public by false pretensons O
eminence in the medical world
Tours eternally,
JOHN BURGESS.
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nov 10
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and half of his thumb, quietly left for the
repo.e and scclusion Of his cabin. volnntnri-
" losing the rest of the performance Now
could this hnve happened anywhere else than
in California?
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JAMES X. tSCANA CG..
Gas and Stream pine E,t1.ys

North IDS Muu bs'. STD and ath ST.. kankuk iowa
\ IN IIEPANEb ~, INTRODUCE GAS PIPE
lGto stores dwelling, churctls, and 81 Z bUiia-
~ <, rtsts nabIt terms,
Cur sts-k eas fixtures Win IL aluay- ADEQUATE
a. ths d mani # the tspL and our connection Is
such that furnish any pattern az short NO.
u. VIZ would particularly cal tho attention uf
ties wanting steam PIP connections t. our ,rroughf
roH pFc which has almost entirely sup eied cop
pr FlPe. a stock a all size constantly au hand
Orders reeaiyrl fg brass Wark Cssh pad fir old
Bft-s ana .gper
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-
"'Ii''is rom huroFe' "'1 Si"l'u'i par
ticmafs to-day, Wnch Will he found below.
NtW YORK, sept. -
Steamer Washington, from southampton
arrived ot 3 o'clock this afternoon, bringing
dates g the 18th inst. from I.ondonHnd Lily.
+ erpo3I. The Washington brings 300 pas
sn1efs
1eu simpson in dispatch dated ScbaSto-
pu' sept 9th, says Sebastopo is in tho
hands 81 tile Allies. Enemy evacuated south
sde u the toxin, exploding magazines. set
ting fire Ia Tie town, ana burning all >hirs
81 wa} except three ~tcamer~. Bridge COM
mnnleatQn with north SIDE destroyed.
dispatch g. tue French Minister az War,
slE karab".inai and south part If Sebas-
taF", aa longer eAist. lhe enemy pTccl'n-
our TEe-oe t.Rition evacuated the place after
blowing up nearly all tha defences. The
ealti honor, Ell tha day arc due 70 6onefaIs
bo~qu't~ and Ncmahen
Dispatch from Narna SAYS the Malakof
and heddn batteries were "arried by storm.
3h Song tht trench fasle- loaung on Mai
tN"H. ten :. bsaiies made Two attacks upon
las 'sH.fts ba7iion, tut failed.
ltnea "ortAtathaf tei"-Aph- on tn 9tb.
tifat seha>.of@', aiter sustaining a most M
ierhal hre' Aa1 rePdisins >iX suceeSslf as
from M4!akaa IF Which thcy had possession.
o,n bravo tr83ps resisted - th. IN i avtre,n-
jtv. E,cniuc found nothip,. IN ma town Int
KIM ..,;,,.g ,,,;,s
When inteIliarncs az the fan &c Sebasto.
nm ret.}a,l i 1n,l,a t,,3 hi. prnyir.;.l.; t,a.
d.m..,.tra,,y &c W. ,'..r, ,,,a,'.fa.,aj
al Tia places az amusement When tbn
faet, Vsra oil.,aiE oniennoal IT aasb Mo-
IT, taals PLAYED fbe national anthem.
r,.<u nt.p,r,u
Tia 1lli.a force, attacked the defapres q
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KeOkuk and Fort Dc& NJ ofnes Rail-
rOHt.

above road. 50 quietly have its agents
and operators been progressing, that tie
amount Of work done II really incrcdulou>.
invitation was recently extended 10 gentle
men Of keokuk to Visit the work and satisfy
themselves that keok, k " Ill soon have a RAD
r5td. On Saturday morning n large number
.. gentlemen mounted their teed- and Jump
ed INTO carriages ana Hockca to the Desmoiaos
/ ThefoIlowing are the gentlemen as far Us can
bcrceollpetcds
Hugh T. Reid, President Of the road.
samuel Holmes one &c the contractors.
Mayor $. dwight Eaton, Engineer Of the
roal,
y. \. Rice, Assistant Engineer.
Henry Newton. alderman Of Kcokuk. and
Harry Fulton. do.
!. Il. Harrison, J. 81. Hiatt, VIM Leighton.
". ". BeIknap. y. 7. Mailing, d. H. Perry.
\. Wolc1tt, J. e. llornish. J. II. Sullivan. i.
kilbourna. Mr., IIerrick, c. I. Conn, r.. r.
Ogden, J. NJ, Rice, Geo. & Dixon. J. ". Ram
KIN ]. 3. Paul, VIM G. FuuAbouscr, X. p.
Gray, John Shores, u. W. Pressed, Howard
Perry and VIM. tlc horn.
The contract build ;her5ad from Keokak
ta Bentonsport was MADE with Roberts ,Holme,
&eo. They hnyo made In earnest effort to
N the terms Of thajr engagement, and graf
III thc wishes Of thercope along the line.
Nr. Holmes. Of Quincy, has lent his individu-
a attention, and to him ana the great e1er-
tioa~ Of President Reid, We are much indebted
fer the prospect. IF the road. The contract
T. build fourteen miles Of the road is suh-let
To- Black and Mcintosh, two men who have
proved themselves worthy Of connection
with tho greatest Railroad ii Iowa Thev
haze graded two and one half miles and have
IN fact six miles almost ready for the ties
There are few Of the citizens Of kcokuk that
imaeinea beautiful ieveI PLAIN made by few
hundred men ina short time, extending from
the depot grounds 10 Sugar Creek, vet what
might seem fabulous L pleasing reality
Tn points and brakes along the line have
been dug down. and tho holow- filled up, and
Without noise Or "a, H. most difficult grading
has been accomplished.
The great Sugar Greek bluffs have been
lng through, and there is now presented, NJ
most ready for the iron, cut of forty-four
feel through-these Formidable obstacles,
fhe sentlemanly contractors and accolap-
lished Engineer and Assistant escorted the
keokuk visitors through the passes made ia
the hills, and convinced them that labor. Sci
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THE LOVERS >aLIs.oQtY.

TIL LOVERS >9I.Is.OQI
W search int indies nAse Tor pearls,
10 deck Your hgn.tsrn maden
Or dig ttuicanda diamond sand,,
Nlth priceless stslre ladun.
& gather Myrrn AID irausincenSe
And sweet Arabian .pices,
And cluster rougd la9r heart i deli GIT"
Love wiaes; II leticys-
II abe "a her Whom adore,
~ lar AZ oil rang fi0her--
Ny face an dressed h lovers smiles,
Ia Bael'- FAIR -kylight Picture.
ErFn 5 GALLERY ST Main Street
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G.. M HUSTON,
NhoIesaie Deaieri i'm Notions and
Fancy Dry Goods.

"a MNN >nHtf. heaha =. Iowa.
iea ~ st4 u lar-.t ard t.t asserted vter
e4.fafi =, ias market. oa lDt.hA-. .tsreet
81 - 49, p, ttfts.
ta 4" $500
t|9N'' ~ any t'het "s-itia t4af-
at'' 4at S. fh.ff a1N He8aT IS ssh
A' "l.t -.iF alt4 prizes aTl're #aS iug tlst
s.44 ~ A.i = ~ tfaa''se tssa9" them
III i,t~ ,Yrt-A iar9 st~k j Aes Chow. aud
- N.tt - -et1o HISi0NS
FfNf ~toef p.a#tf-etl ,st
III -TuN.S
HEAVY .tekaftat. I. t,,r. I.aasa. BAH. Bath
P.s-t F,u...4tI .l.ts.,..44 So. p5,.r l.4.
aud had Bu1 Wilton od I4H.s ets.re,l Easelug.- at
,el-a III sIeN.s
G.nlraf a~-.rtl,eflt 4 t,s,.,#,. tt..{ .f..,
\ h.enIafeivar If. vat..s'3@.I.s1sIa ,..,,sf.'
tt.,4t t,t.... n 100 m shy
n IA .ra,x !"
,.,ffts
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New Wholesale Dry Goods House
VI. Sesss4sRs Il Sons.

NTTT7TT M : do y. VI NfN ~ITF-I- ]
-PI1ll LIZ INFORM TIE MERCHANT
II ID le. ami tha rt-t 81 mankind. thal th-,
~ y v IN -Lnl q mr.. .l VII ID. l.l -t-c-
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tairDantlss SsufeA. .
w ire the only agents ID keokuk for the sale
" Of tho above slelrsted .casts and VIII here
after 81 pfepsfedto furnish Tia. - a lafhank fac
tory price
September - BALDWIN EVANS SEQ.
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REMOVAL.

I SHALL remove my took u Hats caps Furs, &C..
1 FROM -. Main Si,to th Il door t. J. l.. Burke,
corfef Main and fhiri street, wher, | shall be re-
g tins large end mp,cte stock Ut the aboYe goods
VI the iats - and most fashionable styles.
IhSnhIa9 ll tie III raj patronage thus far bestow
ed. aud hoping igt c0ntnuanet 4 thu same sha i
alhays waHh ~ the interests IF my customers and
ke,p 81 hand complete - ok 81 foods to SUIT all
sisan- IN = gard 70 sy.e and quality. Please drop
~ a. eAan.nc ruees and qualities. Come come
ali A. g. SHELDON.
n the view York Hat Emps iuin. Main street.
corner IlHrl street, sept. IL, Jaw
ga HATS. HATS, HATS!
IL F.Nhll. - Nle FIR iSy1.-Now ready AZ the New
1ora Hat Emporium corner Of Main and
Ihiltd .trtt- sep2i A, c. SHELDON.
\ hi seuti,m men w'li please take notice that he
Now lnrk Hat store. has been removed &C. 70.
Nsin street, -ecoad dooi from hrl, where they viii
BE ahle e gs ~ fine ami fa-bonahle a hat, Us in
Broadway, New York
Old hats iloued ard made IL look nearly a. good
new. sep2i
I ~acion you Will lind a complete stock II
hats. GAPS. umbrellas, cance. travelling bags,
children \ fancy hats anaeair ladies fancy furs and
r.d.ns hat ladies' and nts' gantleis gent fur
hlsAing good, c9ilar-, cra}a., dr.
Naroublc - how goods I'D ersons III want It
the above articles.
Please call in and examine fall styles D.n't
fsrge the plnee. ~, Nam street soepnd door from
Ihird Nsp2i
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u. ". HILL.


Imcrson's >idc-siabt and >ky-Iight
hMU EKkEAN GALLERY - Essrsr.
- Having eltered INTO arrange /K[. Vr,--+H
ments with the patenteo 81 the ,EF II LS-xJY
justly celebrated imitation PapierI.. 1L.zxyL
Mache Fran To which iatRe been -LE--L
awarded the first premiums Of etetal II the Eastern
State Fairs and also gold medal AZ the Worlds
Fair recently held IN New y ork CIV. am nom lre-
pared 70 gt up miniature. VIII h, for ftitlfucs- If
execution beauty aud richness IL tone the elnrAl4t-
~ and tnsh 81 workmanship, challenges the ADM
and causes him 70 eNclam aloud" Jhird street IS
the place 70 get Ilf Ike miniatures taken" As
an the only Artlsi II wt9m such lfanes can be pur
chased wouid respectfully solicit an Western art
lists To an inspection III tte saIt4
49, would Also invite tlrir attention to one If
tie largest and niost complete as.ormeul- If la
gueffeotyre stock and apparatus bc found Ia tA,
western country. EMERSON. Artist
Gallery Nh 3 Thru street Nh, ~
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~ ". maNAH,teA

stove spiders
&C. &C.
-.ft 10 C0Mr1oCk 4 BROS
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ANEs A RHODES Providence, Il. j.
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