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The weekly Minnesotian., 1856-12-13
GEORGE HI. SPENCER,

DEALER IN REAL ESTATE Traverse des Sioux, Min
nesota viii promptly attend to the purchase OF
Lands and Lots for those at distance, and Collect
Debts. A few choice Lots and Farming Lands for
sale. Warranty deeds can now be given. (my2S-daw
The weekly Minnesotian., 1856-12-13
BR ENT & NEcVETGH.
FULLER EsDCSEI

ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Office on Third Sire
Beaumont GordOn's store. lback room.l
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GREAT EUROPEAN plsoovERxe :,

TTRIFSEMAR-THE GREAT EUROPEAN Dl8COvERxsl
Protected letters patent England,
by be eas OF tie Ecoe de Pharmacie dc Paris and Tho In
pefia College OF Medicine vieS
TRixEmAR No. lis the remedy for general debility. Ne
tysem would rot become mpar even IN the decline o Ma
Tssenar No. universally adopted; all physical
Pedmens vanish like magic before its influence thus render
Ing invaluable TO those entering the marriage
TREsEMAR No. 2Competely erAdcatos all those disordsrn
which copAvia and cubebs have long been thought
iailou.
TRirsEMAR NO SIS the great European remedy for Aa9
class Of dscrders which, unfortunately The English physaas
treats with mercury to the inevitable destruction the pa
not remove.
TRiEsEMAR Nos and are Alike devoid OF taste or na
and all neuseetng Qualities They lie the toilet table
without, their use being detected.
kod In tin at Is. for o. w1c0l
81 and in ~ cases whereby there . savng Of o. a.
vded into separate doses administered by vapeau Ll
msnd Roux Is. Wholesale and retail and forwarded 70 any
part OF the world by H. A. BARROW (rspresontanve q
YORK Attendance daily from IL A. N tr 9r.M, and ftsl
ment fo 81 Greene street, Canal Bold also by n
Zieber book store, Honth Third street. Phsladelpia N
s,ablshgpeuts,
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THE MILITARY.
| A MEETING or TnE VIM, BRUsLEA GUARDS
AT arrnorv Anrii o. following raaol

A T MEETING OF THE VIM. A BRUSLEA GUARDS,
"A held at their armory, April e. 1856 the following roselu
tons wereiunanin0 usy adopted =
whereas has pleased al.wlse Providence to remove
by cath md.t late worthy and much believe,
Ca lain, Patrick j. Crowley therefore
He oved That In the death OF late captain void has
be MADE which time only fill. Taken from amongst
nreu aurey prime Of hfe beloved by all who
Knew him. young man Of generous disposition and pos
seesng heart always open to the feelings OF humaniy-a
ind and sGectionate brother and true friend
Resolved That we deeply sympahise with his brother and
their great bereavement and that the Of
hs company the usus badge mourning FOR thirty days
Resolved That copy OF these resolutions be Gent the
brother ard relatives OF tie deceased
S SS SHS Ss tBsAi{ss$AS$Pir, |oo~n's...
JAMES king, necrctar7.
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY APRIL "a, 1856
FOR SALE.


VALUABIa COAL LArDs FoR SALE, IN WYONInG
Valley Luzefue county PeunsJlvsna.-rhe su Sscrser
eee been appointed b. he stock OF the North Pennsy
vsps Coal company and il fully empower
at we oesraea OF saia mPsny 1hey duly ineorps
ra'ed company, ard their chaitar llnds
pers9ps, ppsr Offered icr tas Their lard. conas. Of
WIkesbrrxe extending from tbs Susquetanna river the
west to Mill creek on the east oossed by
the PtDns7 vsDa csnal by he plank from
TO f and by the route of chartered railroad expected
70 be so0n built from ecranton 10 the
below kesbsrre They choice and carefully sced
coal and farm lands SHAFT has eunk 0a the bank
the about fee. Deep through three
successul operation The surface OF the lands In high
stale OF cultivation and uese dwelling houses
barns outea.dngs orchards &C. The property d IN coad
points Tor sinking shafts ard working veins .i under
lay The whole OF IT, The canal In a0d the co0te
plated railroad with ia connections viii afford outlets Al the
msrke@ OF tho country 1he personal property consist q
horres, mules wagons, carts mining implements &C.
more attractive valuable sdyantaQeouy located body Of
coal OF equal size cannot be found Wyoming Valley
and has been offered rke Ths subscriber invites
the attention Of companes Wishing invest
coal lands 70 hs property, which he viii be prepared
hn 70 s nquirers and he Requests proposals OF DurcAse
either Of the whole or any par. Of Tie .nd with or without the
and proposals. may be esdressed 70 him crto
STANLEY WOODWARD, Wilkesbarre, Pa.
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pICORps PRACfICM-Dh 9. u. HAMMOND, T09
IL merly pupil with Ricord, Of Paris and WIN s cole
brated surgeons Of this city. Ora Mott and Carnochan Hfr
me public mat 10 may be consulted or he cure Of IN p
his conyeceny located rooms GIG Broadway. oppoaks -
= Nicholas Hotel O1lce hours from 70 l. and from
Treatment also by letter and remedies adapted 70 Ne
sent. Consultations PrAncaia- G. D. HAhMOND. r. Dl
Physiciap, Operative Gurreon
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rBE GREAT FEMALE MEDIGINR-DR. POWERS PR.
rfodio pils, per box. Sold BY Or Powers 70 Csnai
street, osrnw VI BroAdwaY
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MEDICAL.

DR. JOHNSON, l6 DUANE STREET. NAY BE O0N-
~ sailed with confidence all diseases uinR
his great Of twenty yesrsin the above
caliy enables him TO warrant In case uadag
taken His Ia the that OF the great Rcar4
Of Paris Structures treated BY which gives pa.
The victims Of misplaced confidence call Dr. j. w<A
the certainty being redi,sy cured SEQ his diploma
in bis eNce member Of tho New York University Charges
moderate
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IL adviser and staxs Guide; tvsnuesh sdou. 60 pa0ss,
remedies. sd shows he sPeroet1 Of he auors Par "a
London treatment OF certain diseases, alDe d0.
sn0ra from and 6Hd1BCn600Q
hours II NJ 70 p. n. u Reads street, 10 Brood
Courer dss Etass Uais 6taas letting. HaaioaAl Dsmoot
DRIvATE CONSULfAYlONs.-DR.w WATSON ArfRNp0
exclusively dAeaee1 OF sesAin GLASS, N which 10 Noe
cured vas number OF cases in long oouEse Of prsooo
The RENEE lea are mAn and tnsEe IL interruption um b1
mesa or change lof det r. WAsoa earnesly recom.An
~ early call efser DE hrut appoaraaces delay Ne -
o. nssru%s sp:ctsss droPs ~ and oRsr sps;lic s
d. formally ssrh % the Lock Hospital once 60 WAlQR
street fourth door wos q Broadway. Aro, eonsultate -
ots6r.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.-DISEAsES OF FEMALES
exclusively treated by DIR. DUBOIS. Remedies for female
arrangements from 81 to S. Relief guaranteed In All cases
letters strictly confidential Patients from
distance provided wh board nursing ard exclusive asten
drese care Swarz, Esq., Chatham square Post OIL %,
until The re OpenpR of the Docior'e office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-24

DILEs PILES PILRs i-sIMPsOE's VEGETABLES
ciHc after test OF many years has proved Itself sup rior
10 the nameless nosrms which have from time 10 been
forced upon the public be shown from numb OF
certificates from medical men, Princpa oice, bb Br ZONE
street N, Y Pold by all druggists.
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DR WARDS UNPoRrUNArEs FRIEND, AND 0rHHs
~ unvaled remedies sure cure o. certain diseases
manent and speedy cure should come immediately % me-
meet RnecuA and unfailng medical aid rendered. Ny
UntortuHates Friend always in week; ohan In two
days; recent in twelve hourA Oflcs 80 Canal street
corner OF Broadway.
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MEDICAL.


S5 JEsERI q. A Mt p lzs
oands tho palate, and renders unnecessary
deviation IN die, or msupon % usual pursuits sound
speedily consistent with the production OF thorough
IT. ingrediens 20 entirely vegetable and
sussa use 81 per DOvds. Tor tbs city
Q. H. RING, l9z Broadway, cornsr o: John street
A AsDtONNR q Az BKRN DIsCOvERsD.-D HAIGH
has discovered vegetable ocIpcand which u curing Al
medicine equal 70 T. b1ies los BowSy. NY.
DE- DEW nai Sa s@fhe sose Of medicine purshases
yoa sr distressing cough :crsd me "a f s %s1 IS
N BAights-Deax Hl-Iavng ssed ysu .vsgsfabls com.
pound was cured a severe cough and pain IN tho chest
4Gprs s.S:. SSTsss Futon Mon and wss s,a:
be-, less than one bOsue o! compound cured ma r.
ss. ID yfS1. s.x srH . Stanton 'so N.Y.
CONSULTATIONS ON ALL DISEASES OF THE EYE
- and ear, heretofore from to O'Clock daily, 5o2
BrosdwAy Private instructions the result VI twenty years
experience given medical practitioners on the
cpeiior tor removing with Jacobs needles with
pain ard the many other Invaluable IN
during %s % I he sT co one
don and health Of he interior OF tine .nd car
&c &c Ny Treatise on the Eye can be procured o. the
actiy ike he natural eye JAMES W. POWELL, D,
49, 0culst Aurst, 49,
nIsEAsEs OF THB THROAT AND LUSGs.-DB. RIO
IL BERT HUNTER devotee h attention exclusivelv sth
oaloe, s2S Broadway.
ma RALPH, AUrnoR or THE "PRACfIcAL PR.
Wocssr; hours from e Il A. NJ, and 70 sP ~ Sunday
pS 4 he rapidly and hts attending ths,
In structure from ~ FIRST o. nctpient 70 ia most adj
a.ced and distrepg stages he can sn'ee rapid eas
statned other In America CONSULTATIONS
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DOR SALE-AN EATING AND DRINKING SALOON
fitted up IN the best manner the horoughfAe Of
West street 1t needs but u be 10 satisiy that
good stand Inquire the premises BIO. 50 West street.
of Carlisle street
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(NOAI,, PRICE EEDUCED.-THE SUBSCRIBERS HAS
~ reduced the price hs red white Goals Of which
he % receiyng fresh supplies and Will furnish the
In the best order rescreened from direct
al the usual reduction rom the pard price.
HENRY REEV f. coreer Of Canal and Centre Streets
ADD corner OF Jane and West streets
CYDnEY, PICrOU AND LIN0AN COAL MINES
- There large stock Of fresh mined coal at
named mines The Lngan mine has opened expressly
for The supply Of coal f9 gas 4 has bee1 tested several
import coal have credits opened By appRtas 10 Il o..
MRp, No, B0wlinQ Green. ~
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LVOR NORFOLK AND RICaMOND.-rHE UNITED
States mail steanshlp JAMEsI0WN Capt Parrish, VII
O'Clock p. NJ, from pier IS North river She will arrive at
Nefok on Sunday afternoon, and at Richmond Monday
morning. Passengers for the South will proceed without do
by the great mail line TO Charleston, Augusta Savannah
most e1vedtious route Passage and fare including state
Storage. half price. Apply to LUDLAM PLEAsANTs,
u Broadway.
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FOR SALE,
ENOR SALE-2O0 BARRELS DAMAGED FLOUR. IN LOIS
70 ruit purohssexs. Apply 70 VALENTINE MOTT. NOEL
| RttOa aln

DOR sALE-FIvE CHOICk BUILDING LOTS, ON
highty seventh street south ds commencing s9 test west
tor factory 1855 Washing New York, Spencer
street between Park and Flushing avenue East BroOkyn
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n OUSE FOR SALE OR TO LET-WITH FOUR LOTS
Of sround siuated Second avenue near eecos street.
the village Of Olinve Weschester The house
two story With basement built in perfect order
garden contains variety Of good fruit &c excellent well
Possession given in medisely. Apply to P. LAWN Mr.
Schiefelin's farm, Eestcheeter.
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LcR LIVERPOOL UNIFIED srATEs fan STEAM
shp BALTIC, Captain Jos j. Oomstoek-This steau-tip
wi depart With tbs Urited Btss mais foo Europ- positive
foot OF Cankt street
Ihe ship has improved water light ia khesds
For freight pserage having ualsd sorommod
for elegance and comfort apoV to
EDWAsD * COlaLIES Sc Wall street
messengers are requested 10 be aoard a. IL "A.
shippers wN please take that the ships OF this Inc
cannot carry NJ goods xaband of
BIO returned. .
The stesmsbip win succeed the Baltic May TO-
not Bar and north OF As degrees un
aft8r tho Let OF AuguA
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

A HORSE. WAGON. AND HARNESS FOB sALE-rO
"a geher separate Can be ct tho OF Bed
lord and Leroy ess New York For particulars inquire
81 Morton street, OF j. O. 6LOAT.
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"A SAFE. AND PROFITABLE !NyEsTHRNr:.-:REAI.
u estate In the consolidated city Of Philadelphia will be sold
1t private sale This property consists Of hiyone acres all
suitable for building lots and having thereon suciency of
M hsreaaer for building This property s part OF
The Noetown Lane Reading and Railroads;
Twenty Hrst Twenty second Twenty third and Twenty fourth
streets running through the same number OF building
association II will be sold in lot in three separate
parcels to suit pucbasers Inquire Of GEORGE CRAGER,
residing a the premises.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-01
just a few of the Union-sliders I

Nathaniel j. Banks, Republican Speake:
of the U. S. House Of Representatives, made
use of the following language
| am not one Of that class of men who
cry for the perpetuation of the Union, but
am acilling, in certain state Of crcumstan-
ces, to let IL siide!"
Horace Greeley the editor of the n. Y.
Tribune, and Col. Fremont's great champion
says
"The Union is not aooyM supporting in
connection with the South"
b. f. Wade, Republican-Fremont Senator
in Congress from Ohio, says:
"There is really no Union nOw between
the North and the South"
James Watson Webb, one Of the most dis
tinguished of Fremonts supporters, expresses
himself as follows:
"If the Republicans fail at the ballot box,
we viii drive back the slaveocracy aoih fire
and Sword I"
The celebrated and very Recered Henry
Ward Beecher, who says he counted the
cost" and then converted his religious paper
into a Fremont advocate, makes the follow
ing christian statement
"There is more virtue in one Of Sharpes
Rifles, as a means Of contendng with sla-
very than there is in an hundred Bibies!"
Heretofore the Republicans have blamed
us for throwing up to them such of Fremonts
supporters as Gidings, Lloyd Garrison, Wen
dell Phillips, ct ID omne genus, because they
are not respectable" We trust that they
will regard Beecher, Banks, Greeley e. Co.
in different light.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-01
Constitutional Amendment.

In another part of this paper will be found
the Proclamation of Gov. johnson, setting
forth the proposed amendment to the Consti-
tuition. This is matter of considerable i'm
portance, and should command the careful
attention Of voters The effect of the
amendment, if it should prevail will be to re-
quire that any future new constitution shall
be submitted to and approved by the people
in their sovereign capacity before it can be-
come the fundamental law. Those who vote
in favor, will say on their tickets, for the
proposed Amendment to the Constitution" !"
those who vote adversely "against the pro-
posed Amendment to the Constitution
The Democratic tickets are printed with a
blank to be filled up by the word "For" or
Against" as the voter may desire
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-01
Clothing, Clothing, Clothing.

MEYRS & MUEL.
HAVE received large assortment of SPRING
Ii AND SUMNER CLOTHING, at EHGLE
BLOCK, to which they would respectfully call the
attention of the citizens OF Volcano, and vicinity
and request that they call and examine there stock
consisting Of
PANTS.
New styles Plain and Fancy Cass. Pants
New styles Plain and Fancy Sat- Pants
Black Doeskin and Cass. Pants;
Assorted Kentucky Jean Pants
Linen Duck and Drill Pants
VESTS.
White and Check Marselles Vests;
Plain and Fancy Cassimer Vests;
Plain and Fancy Silk Vests
SUITs.
Plain and Fancy Cass. Business Suits;
Plain and Check Business suits.
CoATs.
Black Cloth Frock Coats
Drawers AND SHIRTS.
Gray and White Merino Shirts and Drawers
Hickory, Check and Flannel Shirts
OvERH,IIs AND Socks.
Denim Jumpers and Overhalls;
Cotton, Merno and Wool Socks.
HATS, CAPS, BLANKETS, &C. &c
In addition to the above we have fine assort-
ment of Goods generally kept in our line.
june 2S 36-tf
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-01
a Regular Fillibuster.

A letter from Rhode Island says OF Ere
mont:
" He could not get through college with
out expulsion!-He could not get married
without an elopementl-He could not serve
in the Senate seventeen days without fight
with brother Senator for words spoken in
debate!-He could not be an officer in the
army without being court martaled and found
guilty Of mutiny and disobedience of orders"
And after the election, the writer can add
lie could not run for President without
being rebuked and laid on the shelf by the
Peoplel
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-01
Fusion in Calaveras.

We understand that the Republican and
Democratic parties are about fusing in Gala
veras county-Cal. american.
The poor American-we pity it sincerely.
The truth is that many of the X. Ms. of
both Calaveras and Amador tried long and
hard to fuse with the Republicans, but failed,
because the Pubs" didn't like the conditions
precedent, and preferred to stand on their
own bottom. So the american comes ont
now and charges fusion with the Democracy.
General, you remind us of a certain effusion
that runs as follows:
"You can and you cant,
You shall and you shant;
You will and you won't,
You'll be damned If you do,
And you'll be damned if you dont"
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-01

Ton CoRwIN-There has been dispute
about the present position of this notori-
Gus person-the Fremonters claim him, and
the Fillmore men claim him. The Granite
Journal settles the matter as follows:
1.-THE american should take more pains to
post itself. The Wagon boy is not only talk
ing for Fremont, but writing for him; and
his letters have already been published in
many of our exchanges"
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-01

FREMONT Has THEM-In Massachusetts.
the "colored population" vote At meet
ing of the negroes of Boston, recently held,
the following resolution was unanimously
adopted:
Resolred, That we, the colored citizens of
Boston, win support with our votes and
voice j G. Fremont, of California, as Presi-
dent Of the United States, and VIM l.. Day
ton, of New Jersey, as Vice President.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-01
A. B. III o Y, NJ. ID.
Dentist.

ia Permanently located in Volcano,
having a comfortable and convenient
IL - Office, with all the necessary lstru-
rnt', Tools and appliances, viii do any kind Of
Fork that pertains to the profession of Dentistry
manner which shall give entire satisfaction, or
ie money refunded..
Artificial teeth inserted on Gold Plate or Pivot.
the case may require. Teeth plugged with Pure
'od, or extracted. Children's Teeth regulated
hen necessary; and all diseases of the GUNS, (the
1os of which is called scurvy of the Gums,) cured
\ NO PAY. Chloroform administered if desired.
}as~ Terms reasonable. ~ssaN
oct u 3m
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-01
House, Sign and Carriagc Printing
Z. II. CHASE. JACKsON

f. II. CHASE, JACKSON
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of Vol
II cano and jackson that he is prepared to do all
kinds OF
PLHLN MD F.f.NCY SIGN PRINTING
at the shortest notice and ON the most reasonable
terms
gas;- Carriage painting executed in a SUPERIOR
STYLE.
Orders left at The Ledger Office will be attended
TO, promptly.
jackson August o. 1856
aug so 45-tf
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-01

The New York Express draws sad pic
ture of the state of things in New York on
Sundays Broadway is race course for
rowdies on the Sabbath; drunken loafers in
fest the sidewalks; stores and shops are kept
open liquor stands are set up in the open
streets, and grog shops, bowling and billiard
saloons are in full blast. Murders in rum
dens are always going on-a few Sundays
since four persons came to violent Deaths
At this rate we shall have to call the city
Of Sodom instead of Gotham
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-01
UNION HOTEL, JACKSON.
GEORGE B. WEBB.

GEORGE B. WEBB,
Fomerly Of PlaceyBliie aud .M0helumRe HiU
Proprietor.
DY recent additions and improvements made TO
ID this Hotel, it is now the largest and most com
modious building of the kind in Amador county,
The proprietor begs to inform the public that in
furnishing this Hotel he has spared no pains or ex-
pense. Anticipating the wants of the community
and travelling public he has added much to Che
convenience Of the house.
The table will alwaysbe furnished with the choice
of the market, AND ATTENDED BY ACCOMMODATING
AND POLITE WATERS. The BAR will be supplied
with the choicest LIQuoRs and CIGARS. The news
of the day from all parts of the United States and
Europe will also be kept at this house for the inor
nation of its customers. \ BILLIARD ROOM IS
also connected with this house, in which TWO NEW
and magnificent tables willbe kept nperfect order
The Office Of Green Il o.'sStage line is also kept
at this house. making it the centre of travling in
tereouTse The house will be open at all hours
and passengers arriving by either stage, at any
time can be Accommodated with rooms and meals.
GEORGE Il. WEBB, proprietor.
Aug2 4l-6m
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-01
YOUNG AMERICA SALOON,
u. :. HOTEL.

DLETOW CALIFORNIA.
- THE undersigned begs TO announce to the
Iiii Ia public that the u. S. HOTEL, Fiddletown.
IL has been recently enlarged and improy-
ed by the erection of new and fine two story
building on the premises, the old building having
also been thoroughly renovated, and the entire e.
tabishment well furnished.
THE LODGING APARTMENTS WILL BE
found clean, neat and comfortable.
THE TABLE will be constantly supplied with the
best TO be had in market.
The BAR, will always be furnished with the BEST
of Wines Liquors and Cigars.
The STABLE will be in good hands, and horses
properly cared for
BY strict attention to business. the proprietor
hopes TO merit aud receive the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to the U. 81
WELLS, FARGO q. COS EXPRESS
The agency of this well known and popular Ex-
press firm is at this house.
Fiddletown, August 9th, 1886.
J. W. KENDALL, Proprietor.
aug9 42-H
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-01
The Herbert Murderl

The X. n. and Republican prints continue
to insult the intelligence of our Irish fellow
citizens, by asking them to denounce the
Democratic party because the victim of the
murderer Herbert was an Irishman. The
gallant sons of the Emerald Isle, while they
mourn the death of their fallen countryman
have too much good sense to charge the
blood of Keating upon the Democratic party
or upon Democratic principles. The gifted
Thomas Francis Meagher, an Irish Patriot
and one of the most talented men now living
thus disposes of the question:
1t is waste Of time, however, to proong
the controversy. The Irish vote is sound for
Buchanan. No profane and vicious appeals
over the body Of Heating shall wickedly
avail
Again:
"To the Democratic party they remain
resolutely, for they are true to the Constitu-
ton, which that party strictly nterprets and
in all its provisions uncompromisingly sus-
tainsn
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-01
Washington Restaurant.
~ s. BRADLY, PROP

bI JUIsN ,. bh.IHIIi FhUFhIL I UIt'
MAIN STREET, JACKSON.
TNHIS HOUSE has recently been renovated and
L reiurnshed, and is now kept in thc best style
possible. hesubscriber would respectfully inform
bis friends and The public generally, that he will be
pleased to wait upon them at any time it may suit
their pleasure TO call upon him.
D'D~ Meals 70 ORDER at all hours Of the day and
night. Board by the week or day ~S,zN
In connection with the restaurant. will he found
superior lodging apartments, CLEAN BEDS AND
ROOMS well veniulated.'
jackson. August 18th 1856.
aug 30 45-f
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-01
Geo. K. Smith, M. ID.

HFSICIA.N AND SURGE EON.
1FFlCE at Hoy d Smiths Drug Store, Main ST.,
& Volcano. Residence on the alley, in the rear
the Drug Store.
b. The books Of the late firm of Goodin Il
seaill can be found at my Office. Persons indebted
/ u do well to call and settle.
Lieb22lsnf
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-01

LoNG SENTENoE.-A little boy only eight
years old was brought before the police court
yestarday afternoon, and sentenced to the
House of Reformation during tie minority
for stealing fifty cents worth of lumber from
a yard on Commercial street--Boston 1imes