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nnuCAT1oN.

- IA. q MISS JkssIK saOKDON,s
IyI eCHOOL-so BE- removed 70 Franklip street.
-v,li open on the let dsy Of October next. Terms
~ heretofcrs. Application may be made personally
1t their former losa Ion, Mr. Thomas Brocksn-
brsugh's or By letter. Addressed to Mrs. r Gordon
Richmona, Va. su i5-StawtlsfO
MISSES KINGS aCHOOL--Corner Of
lvl Brood and Mayo streets fine ninth session Of
this School will commence on MONDAY, the 18th OF
september, and close the 18th Of July.
The Misses KING will be assisted By gentleman
Of skill and experience.
TEAMS:
Payable semi-annually In advanced
Hisher Enslish Rrsnehes MISREPRESENTATION. 40 90
Primary do do from. 10 to 80 w
Ancient and Modern Languages. ~ W
Music and Drawing, Profession fees.
9-S~
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RICHMOND MILITARY INSTITUTE.

PICHMOND MILITARY INSTITUTE.
A. "a Classical, Mathematical ind English school)
The ersisned will resume the duties of his School,
At the suggestion Of some of his patrons, he has
determined TO increase the facilities of the School,
by the introduction Of competent assistants with
pecisl reference to the adoption of the Military fea-
ture, now oeservediy popular for purposes Of dis
ciplne, and physical development This depart
ment including Mathematics and Natura, Science,
will be under the charge Of graduate of the Vir-
gnia Military Institute. Modern Languages by q
competent Professor. Particulars in future advsr
tisement.
an s-sw J. AMBLER WEED.
u w. CONES CLASSICAL AND CON.
Il. MERCIAL SCHOOL viii open its oh annual
session, on MONDAY, the 18th of September next.
Church. and continue ten months.
Common English Branches. $40 90
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20 90
Higher Eng Branches. asd adraneed studies,
In Ancient Languages. 60 On
Having Purchased quite extensively of Philoso.
phieal and Chemical apparatus during tho past
year and otherwise added to the conveniences of
the School, its facilities for instruction intended
= - '41-' y A e. w w ci'HE, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL
8. A elass Of sa,all boys for the Elementary
English Branches will be received at q tuition of 5 n
per session, under competent teacher
N. b. Pupil. are requested to be present at the
opening of tbs SCHOOL, If practicable.
au 9--fs
SCHOOL EOh YOUNG CHILDREN ON
- UNION HILL-Mn. ELIZABETH PATEh
SON will open school for young children on the lat of
September naxt the resdence of Mr.. T. L. d. Wal.
church, Union Hill.
Persons desiring to enter their children viii plesss
DO 60 at ence, a. q limited number win only by
taken. an %
SCMOOL on ca UKCH HIL L.--Thc
- Exercises of Mira WEBS School,, corner Of
Sros6 and z4h streets. will be resumed on WED.
NESDAY. the lat Of October next
Terms Ne; made known on application.
NJ q: " ~ hNEk,s SELECT CLAs.I.
~ al AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, MAIN ST..
nETWEEN SAD AND 4TH.--The sth Academic
Year OF this School will commence on MONDAY
lns .s.n o. sePte nher. and close the 18th July
q every state Of their study of the Ancient ana MOD
sIn Languages the Mathematics and Ens.ish
=, r.ones. ia-s-d6w
! AhO:-ln buckets and kegs for safe nv
SUI WILLiA4s& BkOTHER.
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EOk SALE.
1900 City Of Richmond per cent, long snd
short dates
dates
$4,000 Central Bonds
5000 South Side Bonds
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H1ssS ~. .e';a AND PKINCIFK CIG1K1 :

slrS.NT1e1n.-A66ey's 80. 75eI1 EI
- - q tsal very superior artisls ~ ~ Eotl
= .srss E s0HNsrok { ss6rHissss savsd
DWssists.
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AkD.-ln buckets ana kegs for nnic ~
- su3 WILLlAMsk BKOThER.
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TOiLKT HITS AND FANCY ti0ODS''s
.aa i. 'e''1s s''';s sSaElsSiiss JULIEN.
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EOUsHkE ST. GRAMMAR sC8UO1..
w. A. RENNIE, Issraucros.

The location Of this School, 1t S.undsrS Hall In
rear OF the Third Baptist Church. Is convenient to
shockoe Hill and its Western vicinity and il also do
strsbe for being retired The rooms are comfortable
and well arranged, having been built expressly for
school purposes.
The design Of this School Is to prepare boys for
College or ordinary business. 1t will be composed of
three classes 1st. Rrdiments; I'd. English Branches
I'd. Higher English. with Latin, Mathematics, and
Bookkeeping. 1t Ia hoped that experience and for
mer success will be esteemed sufficient guarantee
for success In future The session will begin
The 18th September, and end 18th July, 1857.
TERMS:
let class, per session OF 10 months. ......&25 90
I'd do do do do ............. SIS 90
Sd do do do do ............. 40 90
Payable quarterly.
Psrsous wishing to ses the subscriber will please
leave their at Mr. o. J. Ssunderf store hsad
of Broad street.
au l-lms W. A. RENNIE.
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NOTICE. The subscriber ~
has Just received large supply Of "a
Ladies', Geutemen's, Misses and III
Childreu's Shoes, consisting, in part, of s~
Ladies' Morocco Heel Slippers
do. Kid do do
do. French do DO. very fine
do. Black Cater Boots do. do.
do. do. Morocco do. do.
do do. do. DO. at ST. so
Gentlemen's Patent Leather Gaiters-Congress
do. do. do. Oxford Ties
do. do do. Low Quarter Shoes
Misses Colered Caters
do. Black do Tipped
do. Morocco Slippers Black and Bronze
Children's Boots, 0aiters and Ankle Ties Of all
the various kinds and colors made.
All of the above goods are fresh snd fashionable,
and will be- sold low by ALEX. HILL,
au4 1T Main ct.
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DlCHMUND FEMALE INSTITUTES
IL The exercises of the Institute will be resumed
the first MONDAY in October
TERMS PER SESSION:
board. pow
washing ~ w
Tuition in Collegiate OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 30 90
Tuition in Preparatorv Observation-Disclosures. so 90
Ancient or Modern Languages each. 20 90
Music on Piano. soto 80 90
The large number entering the Institute during the
last session. f26s) las encouraged tho Trustees to
provide still increased facilities and the arrangements
for instruction viii be the elevated and libe
raj scale as the spacious and convenient accommoda-
tions. No pains will be spared to the highest
advantages to the young ladies who may honor by
their attendance.
For catalogues, or further information, address
B. MANLY, JR,
" 28-d3m Richmond, Va.
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CLOv IN Hill AND ANTHiiAClTE
~ COAL-Tke Subscribers keep constantly on
hand CLOVER HILL and ANTHRACITE COAL,
which they are prepared to sell at market prices
Offices at Capt. L. Lbby's corner goth and Cary sts,
and at their Clover Hill yard, opposite Peterburg De.
pot. Wan. d. DAVIS 4 CO.
17---1n
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JEFFERSON MALE ACADENIY.--Tbis
y Institution, located 18th. between Clay and
Leigh streets Church Hill will be opened for the
ception of Pupils ab,ut the middle of September
next. In addition to the ordinary English branches
we Will tssch the Classics and the Mathematics, and
intend TO make the Institution worthy of public pa.
tronege.
Our patrons may feel assured that each pupil will
receive special attention. For particulars in
quire of either of the undersigned.
CHAS. w. PETHERBRIDGE,
An 1-dIu+ THOS H. JONES
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Vs moved his ofice 70 No. l5l fZimmerman's) corner
Main and 9Th streets. 6-eodts
A CCOllhlODATIUN STOREHOUHE..-- -
a Merchants and storers of goods would consult
their interest by calling and examining our accommo-
detions for storing. Our warehouses being situated
directly on the Dock. prepared to receive
and deliver goods to vessels free of dcayags.
Insurance effected, If desired, at the lowest city
rates.
Parties having wheat to store, would do well to
make early application to
BRIDGFORD 4 CO.
au % Corner Cary. pock and Goth SITS
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BRIDGFORD 4 co.
au 70 Corner Cary. pock and Goth SITS
DESTINY DEMONsTftATED..-p rofe..
~ sor.L D. respectfully informs the ladies and gen.
tiemen of Richmond and vicinity, that inform tion
will be given in all the affairs relating to Hfe-mch a.
sickness or health wealth, love, marraze jourueys
law suits, difficulties in business, absent friends ii
inches, legsoes or estate, and all of life
ANY psIson wishing to know true and corract state
ment OF all things-psst present and future--nast
bring fend their age.
TsRms-5o cents, each. Cures will also be made
lwhite, or Of eoer) of all the following diseases
Chronic cases, Sores, Ulcers Boiis Wasting of the
BODY, serofnlas Consumption, Cancers Coughs Spit
ting OF Blood, Rheumstism Headache or Tooth.
Ache, Pains in the Limbs and Gil kinds of Distemp-
Apply in Adams Valley, I'd house from corner Of
10TH on Poplar street opposite Lnncaserisl school
over the creek, No z Prof. l.. E. On the door
Advice given free to the poor and sfa eted. No
aavice given to people of color only sickness nor
s-.eL runaown su l---;nt
pUKA BRANDY AND WiNE--6 ! nine.
=, = Hsnnessy Brandy vintases 1916, 1913 and ls4a
- pipes Fort Wine. receiving and for sale BY
au a--Iw DUNLOP, AoNCURE i CO,
EAGLE SODA WATER EsTABLIsH.
~ MENT-Fhis eele bratsd nsanufa ctory is furnish.
ing very superior article of Filtered Soda Water;
.'so rmiadelphia Ale Porter and Champagne Cider.
wnicn pronounced by judges to be 'hs best ever
put In the city Those in want of any ftbe above
articles, would do well give mo cali The above
ofasss. s' IL delivered to any part Of ths city fres
70 any OF the merchants, win meot with prsu,t
tenti2n. WARREN CANFIELD, Assss,
aus 10th - between Msia spd Fsrnkan
/ AM KkCEiVING the foIlowlng,
Hennessey's Cognac BRANDY, in wood and glass
Amonilado and Romano ShERKY
Regina Port WINE
Claret and Champagne do
Superior SALAD OIL
London MUSTARD, IN ID. and half Ib. boxss
English and Imitation English CHEESE
Mocha and Java COFFEE
Judd's patent Sperm CANDLES
And few dozen BEEF TONGUES of extra Gus.
hty-whch will sell ut small advance for cash, or
70 punctuAl customers on tho usual credit
Ed. w. TOMPKINs
A few tabs Of very fine Goshen BUTTER at 70.
tall. my H-s
nOCT. r L q M 4, of the Old Medical
~ House 10 still engaged in treating all sorts of Sc
cret Diseases, and hereby invites call from those
whe have been unfortunate in their associations-
Dr. r. would particularly invite call from persons
10 the country who have been given up BY their
physicians - ineurabls. Gases are few indeed That
cannot be reached by medicine when correctly an.
piled The article known a. thu CHEMTCALEX.
TRACT or FRENCH FLOWERS. il probsbIy the
very best Ting now before the public for ystus
system shattered BY dissipation or other cause
The Afue and Fever remedy, called FRENCH
nILn, next 70 certainty. Price 8 | per bottle
Omce On srankln street. just below the Ell chapge
no.si ond nrsf door South Of Trinity Church. Rich
Medicines securely psehed and sent TO order, With
"a. ol.ec''ons. lteSI
WlLs0N's TICKLING vINEG1E for
ss@ sELDEN / MILLER, Pearl Il.
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RAkTON nfUAskx, N. d.,
- HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
l6! Main street, with DR. A,wood,l Richmond.

Nor ~ JOHN w, COsHY nnvinx
ranferred and assigned 70 me, for the benefit Of
him BY bond, bfl note open account or otherwise
hsreby require all persons owing such debts or onns
% nsks immediate payment 70 me, a. longer indul.
jy lets ALEX GARRETT, Trustee.
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- FOX hENT.-A large WarehousC "a
Hz:s the Dock. POSSESSION given immediately
ALSO FOR SALE-A front PEW in Sc
Paurs Church
au dim GEO g. PALMrp
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l.UAnU GUANO. GUANU..-A fuij srp.
~ ply Of the best Peruvian and Msxican 0uaus,-
asn EDWIN woRTHAM i GO.
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asA FOR Il 1.-THE granite fr Mt
H:a store on Cary, between 18th ond 18th stresrA-
ILL., Possession given inme dately. Apply to
JNO. w. ADKINS. or
" ZS-ts David j Err.
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What it Cost.

'rh expense of adjusting the balance of
)wer in Europe"-a balance that is not
ie Fairbanks scales, but requires con
ant tinkering-cost England and France
1out $740, 100000, aud 50, 457 lives at the
west estimate. Add the loss Of life of the
lrdinians, and Turks, ard Russians, and
have a total of about a million Of men
zi6ced to what the London Times calls a
tile freak" of the Emperor Nicholas. If
; are to believe the government organs of
countries engaged in the strife, they are
satisfied with the result, and have all
ne off wiuners-a very happy conclusion,
tainly. What the taxpayers say is an
er thing, of course.
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eral of the citizens of st. Louis, some of whom
am happy to say, acted like gentlemen.
Advised by his impartial and punctiliious Honor,
Judge Howe, after an examination of my papers,
that | was right and ought to have the child and
that he would give her to me on a trial, and this
advice coming gratuitouty and unsolicited, l OBJ
tanned possession of the child who came to me
willingly when told she was going to her mother.
1t is true the valorous constable who makes a
cross where his name should be, arrested me as
he said. l was however not deprived of my lib
erty. This learned Blackstone Howe, tried me
on Sunday and discharged me, not as he says be
cause was not guilty, but because Grand Jury
would find no bill. Here is Gne reasoning for a
learned and conscientious Judge, truly. And yet
the toady editor OF the Messenger endeavors TO CON
trast tuvoraby Sierra with Trinity County, where
were q Justice found with such long ears, and act
in such manner as did this Howe, Grand jury
would find some means of disposing Of him as the
law directs.
Thus ended this farce of a trial, and Flora was
delivered over to work for life for this brute Pot
ter, and her guardian and mother deprived of her
to whom every feeling of American pride, every
generous emanatiOn of an honest heart, and every
proper understanding and appreciation of all
moral or civil law would have restored her.
There is one thing more | regret 1t is the ne
cessity which has compelled me i'll the defence of
my own conduct aud character to have dragged
Mrs. Estele Potter thus before the public, but
hope that she seeing the object will forgive the
liberty have taken.
Believing that an impartial public will render
me justice, am, respectfully,
c. L. MEREDITH.
WEAVERNILLE July l5 1856.
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Married

Weaverville, on the 18th inst, by Rev. C.
Anthouy, Mr.. W., j. CHINN TO Miss JANE MAX
h all of Weaveryille.
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Another man Shot on the Siskiyou Noun.
tains by the Indians.
WAR CLOSED IN SOUTHERN OREGON.

We have just been informed by the Rev.
Mr.. Stratton, who last night arrived from
jacksonville, that an Intense excitement
prevailed in Rogue River Valley, On Sun
day, in consequence Of word having arrived
that packer had been shot that morning
near the summit of Siskiyou mountain, by
the Indians, 1t appears that Messrs. Tay-
lor d McDemot, in company with a hired
man, started for Jacksonville with their
pack train of 25 mules, and upon arriving
at the point some 40 rods beyond the sum
NIT, the scene of the COX team tragedy, ;"
they were fired upon by party of Indians
concealed in the brush at the side of the
road. One ball took effect upon the hired
man, killing him instan:ly-the ball enter
ing underneath the right arm and coming
out under the left Taylor & McDermit
then fled down the mountain.
A party of about twenty men, from the
upper part of Rogue River Valley, started
Immediately in pursuit. Upon returning to
the scene of the murder, they found the body
of deceased, which had been dragged about
sixty rods down the mountain by the feet,
the effect of which was to render it a most
hideous sight to behold They also found
three mules that had been killed. Thirteen
were driven off and nine recovered MIR
Stratton has also shown us couple of ar
rows which were extracted from the dead
animals they are Tulc Lake arrows and
are such as are used by the Modoc tribe
This circumstance connected with the fact
that the Indians fled towards klamath
Lake, would seem to settle the question as
to what tribe did the deed.
The pursuing party, while following on
the trail of the murderers, found newly
shod gray horse, sadded and bridled The
inference is that these same Indians have
murdered the rider.
Thus it seems that as the war closes in
Oregon it commences in our own immediate
vicinity Yreka Union.
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To the Public,

asmuch as the Sierra citizen and Mountain
5nger have, without cause or proVocation, ta-
The unwarranted liberty to bring my name no.
tusly before the public, in connection with
the editors are pleased to term 4 Case of
iiapping,n and " Fuss among the Theatricals,"
III of which, and more particularly the lat
'.(Aege is exhibited an utter disregard Of truth,
MY and fairness, feel called upon in Justice
u self and the adopted mother of little Flora,
"lbuse the minds OF any who may have given
cFce to the leadcrsof those scandalous sheets,
aGlr this purpose will give plain, unyarnsh-
Clement of facts. All who are at all acqunt-
cd the history of John 5. Potter and his
mus, ,nged wife, know that Flora was adopt
ed Nom rom ali Asylum in Philadelphia, in
ioj! hat in 1854, at Cleveland, Ohio, Mrs. Pot
ter divorced from Potter, and was decreed
The trdianship and possession OF Flora, Dy
Gcohlnt Court. and that since that t'ihe MrS'
foll, ,s supported and educated her TO hef pres
cut Fction and usefulness.
W Mrs. Potter started for Trinity GO. sne
icn with her sister, Mrs. Jessup, in Mary
Niile otter. not having Mrs. Estclle Potter to
'HnoI him, and being deprived OF the means Of
snu' leness, desired to get possession OF + fora,
~ WI hire he might live, and by means OF a
.a .iauu forged card, deceived Mrs Jessup ob-
- absence IRON nome, anu stolC dh"J >"
"a Ahen under an assumed name, escaped
win tt,;ld. and hired her to the Eureka Com
edy CCnu and .ince, by her wearing out up
on the ny, "nt' - o., he has clothed his
outer Se, heI tehuer ycais ~ say
osr = tier is not, as the editor of the NeSSeh-
Mon"soO lave you believe, the father of Flora.
his o., not beget their species. Potter made
,yiro e4 cnt while in this town, dogging his
handhntls loathsome presence and inilamatory
r. w W leayoring to blast her character 50
I'M M " tor of the Messenger says, Potter swora
that ,I was the ch lid Of his body, he sWore
;s reonl InINa ae himself declared to be, and which
Mrs j llschood.
had sta,r learning from her sister that Potter
him on1 iora, entreated me to go in quest OF
uara ';,,I - nrn her her child. Her many wrongs
thies Of selves, strong appeal TO the sympa-
sass;on gentleman. She placed in my pos
Elora,s y adavit of the facts connected with
fake any, and authority as her guardian, tc
Them a. { ,g her away from Potter. | found
mo as ~. 6uis. Sierra Co. No one went with
Consc;ons flying editor of the Messenger says
tice ana ,ioing no wrong, but armed with JUS
fondnass ing a mothers love and child's
tsrs dat S mother on my side, against Pot
.onduct, ted my business to sev
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WEAvERyILLE, July Is, 1856.
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JusT THE THINGs.-!Ihe following extract
the nail on the head. They stand to-
.lther like the two wheels of a wagon. The
hrst is from the Columbia Columbian, and
the other from the True Cahfornian:
Let not Calilornians talk of homes out
OF California! What do you stand in need
OF that cannot be realized here? If it is a
w'ie' go and procure one; but if you must
ieaVe The State, come back again! If YOU
want neat little cottage home, build one;
..ss sse E'aiaa nc viii cling as fondiy around your
doorway here as in any other land, and il
you pine for pure and virtuous society, lend
your aid in its formation! Prove yourselves
worthy of California, and then rest assured,
that from her fruitful resources, a thousand
charms and pleasures will spring up, to glad
den her yirtuous and happy citizens"
L" In the first place, no Office of profit or
honor should be conferred, either by election
or appointment, upon any of these brds-of
passage residents No one should be ele-
waited to distinction unless he possessed real
estate, or family ties, or some other guaran-
tee to bind him to a permanent citizenship;
and those should be the most encouraged
and mtronized in business, who have given
these securities for their good behavior to
he Safe"
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YE THAT SUFFER, READ! REAL

for the certain and Yecdy cure Of Diseases Of A.
cate Naittre-Ho matter hO,c Tong StGHdiHg agfSy
out aHy INJURY 10 The system, or change Of d,ett
IT NEVER HAS FATLED-IT CANNOT FAIL TO CURE !
m III S Invaluable specific, first introduced into
| Pisa some fifty years since, soon became So we'll
known as a CERTAIN CURE that in every town and
city not only on the Continent but also in Great
Britain the demand for it was so great, its merits
so astounding, that in less than one year from its
Introduction il had supplantcd all other remedies
The Medical Faculty of the different cities Of Eu
rope were compelled to acknowledge its wOudcr-
full mastery over disease. Propretors of other
medicines, Jealous of its sway, vainly endeavOred
to stay its progress. Like grass before the NOW
er, their efforts fell to the ground ana like fire
on the praries, sweeping all before it, its onward
march became triumphant. 1t stood forth upon
its merits a discerning public saw, tried and were
convinced of its magical virtues. The massive
fortune acquired by DR.. Pareira, from the sale of
it during the six years he prepared it, alone bore
witness to its miraculous merits. AT the death
of the Doctor, the recipe was bequeathed to his
SON who lately introduced the remedy into the
United States. The number of CURES it has al
ready made is astonishing. Thousands and tens
of thousands can bear testimony to its efficacy.
All who use it, IT WILL CURE, with safety
speed and certainty that no other medicine has
ever possessed.
Resort to no Quack Nostrumsl Use a remedy
that mas Decn urea IUr llc last Aily years. anu
was never known TO fail.
THIS GREAT REMEDY
Is WARRANTED PURELY VEGETABLE I!
Beware Of Counterfeits-The extensive sale Of
this wonderful medicine has already caused some
nerson or persons to palm oil upon the unsuspect-
inc spurious compound closely resembling the
ORIGINAL. Be particular to buy none without the
written signature of PARElRA, NJ. d., on the
outside wrapper OF each bottle All others are
counterfeit. and their compounders will be pun
i.bcd with the utmost rigor Of the law
PmcE-Three Dollars per ButtIc. For sale by
nobcock. sole Agent for California, Oregon
and the u'' ls'"u' aARCnGE 70 T%99 All or"ofs
must be addressed. y. 0>'iN' .i-.
Wholesale Drugs.-',
II Davis st., between Clay and Washington,
San Francisco.
Also. for sale by Druggists generally through
out the states ~-..-,
! DAWSON & HARRIS Agents. Weaverviile.
W. II. Gatiti, Agent for Sskiyou county.
Child & Worthen, Placerelle
Rice. Coffin q Co.. Marysvlile'
r. T. Starkweather, Stockton.
B. shurtleh Shasta Drug Store, shasta'
w. H. Bruner, Sonora.
Justin Gates, Jr, Sacramento
| Dr. II. w. Carr, Downieville'
Dr. John Lark, Nevada.
! DR.. ". Gatlifi, Yreka,
/ DR.. J. B. Winston, Los Angeles
! Wha1ey & Morse, San Diego,
George l.. Story, Portland, q, T.
July 10, 1855 s6-3m'