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The Type Setter Song of the Press.

ritten on hearing friend called talented for
mere type-scttcr.
"A mere type-setterl'-still man
hcworld. perchance. may yet revere;
Unknown, unnotced, one who can
Have noughi TO hope and nought to fear;
Yet. where's the kingly sceptcred hand,
The brow that bears princely gem,
That wiclds so we'll wide command
Whose STICK may match diadem?
a mere type-setter.''- us sec,
Who gave the glorious stripes to air,
That mark the banners of the free,
And bound the stars that glimmered there? ?
Who turned the bolt of heaven aside,
And conquered its ETHEREAL fire.
Who babe the lightning harmless glide
Along his magic wand of wire?
"a mere type-sctterl'' the past,
The records of each battle field:
Who nailed our colors to the mast,
And died because they would not yield;
Who taught our hand to strike the blow,
Through toll and danger and distress,
That severed Englsnd's chain of woe
Who, but the masters of the Press
mere typc-settcrl Name of fear,
To bid the oppressed TO freedom wake
That tyranny shall quake TO hear,
And old Oppression's empire shake.
Is FRANKLIN forgotten name,
The world no longer may revere!
Has PRENTICE lost his soul of fame;
Or GREELY dropped his pen OF fear!
"A mere type-setter.' .'--IIonorcd name,
That ages yet unborn shall bless,
When empires crunhe and their fame
Has sunk in worse than nothingness.
Show me the THING whose lecrs deride
The "mere type-settcrs's" humble school,
And I'll show to you an ape of pride,
A Inainlcss or dandy fool!
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-01

THg BABY's NAME.--" Dove what shall be
the name of our baby" said Mr.. Smith to
Mrs. Smith.
Why, pigeon, I've settled on Peter !"
" j never knew man with the simple
name OF Peter, who could earn his salt"
"Well, then, we will call him Salt Peter"
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-01

MA member of the Peace Society is
said to have objected to live on the earth,
because it is a revolver.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-01
Geo. X. smith, NJ. ID.

pHYsTcIAN MD SURE Il on
=. rr,cr at HOY a Smiths Drug Store, Main ST.,
Il Gvalcano. Residence on the alley, in the rear
NR The books Of the late firm of Goodin a
c.,;,h can he found at my Office. Persons indebted
/. IN do well to call and settle.
feb29.lstf.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-01

p9- Brigham Young. the Sultan Of Utah.
preached lately from this text From this
time forth, do not fret thy gizzard"
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-01

s1-To pronounce a man happy because
he is rich is just about as absurd as to call
a man healthy because he has enough to eat
A very common mistake, though
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-01

pUr'Patrick. when win water stop run
rning down hilllv
when it gets to the bottom, sure, you
spalpeen."
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-01

srWhat requires more philosophy than
taking things a. they come? Parting with
things as they go.
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Statutes of 1850 /

Nv AZ A. fh has the copy belonging to the un-
/ eau, gned will confer favor by returning
same immediately -
h. - TEBBs A JOHNSON.
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=, rraRs p. G. JOHNSON.
TEBBs 4 JOHNSON,
ATTORNEYS AT Law.
VOLCANO, AxADoR COUNTY, CAL.
rI-TIL Practice in the County and District courts
Nv Of Amador. Calaveras and FL Dorado.
All business entrusted 10 their care will receive
prompt attention.
0nicc on Main street, adjoining the Post Office.
P. C. Johnson. Notary Public
nrt " nv
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NOBLE SPIMrs.-We love noble men
Pull them this way and the other, and they
only bend, but never break. Trip them
down, and in trice they are on their feet
again. Bury them in the mud, and in an
hour they would be ont and bright. You
cannot destroy them--they are the salt Of
the earth. Who but they start any noble
project? They build our cities, whiten the
ocean with their sails, and bIacken the heav-
ems with the smoke of their locomotives
Look to them young men, and catch the
spark of their energy, and when you feel the
blood run warm in your hearts at the thought
of some noble purpose, do not let its flow be
checked, even though the world be ever so
censorious or misjudging; and though you
may have seen many brave heart lacerated
at the words heartlessness, falter not, but
press on--try the steep pass; up, up its rug
ged summit, and you will attain its highest
station.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-01

How MobEsr Man WAS MIsrAKES.--
The Lowell Courier is responsible for the fol.
lowing
" In neighboring city, at Thackeray's
lectures, few evenings since, a young gentle
man, the most modest of his sex, was setting
in pew rather remote from the light A
pretty lady sat next to him. Looking.on the
floor during the lecture, be eSpied what he
thought was the lady's handkerchief, the lace
trimmed edge just visible from under her
dress Turning to his pew-mate he gallantly
whispered" You've dropped your banker
chief, madam" and before she could reply,
he proceeded to pick il up. Horror! he had
seized the edge Of her pet--sklrt, and did
not discover his mistake until the top of
gaiter boot stared him in the face, and the
faint sound of a laugh just nipped ia the bud
by the application Of real handkerchief,
warned him Of his mistake.
Mor0l-Don't attempt to pick up any
thing with lace to it, before you know what
it is.
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IOB PRINTING.

~. .-. nreparcd to do job Printing Of erery de-
ne ~, IN style superior to any other Office in
n FSaD,hern Mines. and at as fair rates.
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ahe A,uIfano furrklp Ceoscr,
PUBLISHED Every SATURDAY ~
SppIyCER 4 DAINGERFIELD.
y. h. DAINGERFIEID.
RI q T. M . 9
Advertising.

o cou.re of 70 lines, first insertion, s3-each
h.ooaent u% insertion, 81 90 IN,
s.r liberal deduction on the above rates VIII
ID for quarterly aud yearly advertisements.
y ' LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
4 ;,sorted nj the following rates;-Two Dol
IL r y" SNARE for the first insertion, and One Dol
9sIs Ipr p souare for each subsequent insertion.
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omcs two doors South of the Empire Hotel.
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Written on hearing afrend called 8 talented for
mere type-settcr.
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'IITIFI
smith a. Hardy,

smlth a. HVr0y.
lTroRNEYs AND C0uNsEILORs AT LAW, sAcRA-
NENT0, CAL.
\IlLL attend to causes in thr SHprcmc Court,
Nv and in all the courts of Sacramento and ad-
|pinng counties.
OFFICE in I.atham's Building North side of J St,
between 2ud and 3D.
now Bun
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SAMUEL j. h. HANDY,

SAMUEL j. h. HANDY,
(LArE OF PLAcERvIILE, cAr.,)
COUNSELLOR AT La ",
nJAyING removed to Volcano will strictly at
III | tend to all Professional Business contided TO
him in the several Courts Of Amador, Calaveras
Lad Fl Dorado counties, and in the Supreme Court
ff the State.
Oncc on Consolation street next door to the Res
baurant Of Spangle& Co
dec Fly
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II. VI. PAWLING,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
May be found at Justice Gales Office.
nov II 4-tf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-18
From the Elgin tIllinois) IournaLl
A Story for Boys.

A few days since, in one Of our
Fox river towns, party of boys
were coasllng, ana as one after an
other they darted down the smooth
white course, and ran gaily ba ok,
drawing their sleds to the top Of the
hill for fresh start, the laugh and
the cheer that rose 50 pleasantly won
from busy men aud aged men a
smiling glance, at scene which
called back to each his own boyhood.
But alas, one of these lads will not
recall that afternoons sport again.
and another will not look back upon
that bright Winters day without IA
shuddeI.
The story is sad one. During
their sport, the sled of one of the
boys ran against that of a playielow's,
doing some slight injury. 1t was
provoklug--it might perhaps, have
been avoided-bul how does It com
pare with the terrible result that fol-
lowed
The second scene is two angry
boys, with flashing eyes, and fists
clenched, fighting, and the next, one
OF them is lying upon the snow,
which is scarce paler than his cheek,
or the frightened countenances of
those who bend over him. His play
mate has killed him, Anger came
suddenly upon their peaceful sport,
and this was the terrible consequence.
And now, boys, picture # you can,
the agony of him who has taken the
life of school-fcllow What would
he not give to recall that blow -
And yet he can no more do SO Than
he can call back to life the cold re-
mains Of the active little schoo-mate
who, but a week ago, shared in his
studies and sports. He did not
mean To kill hs play-lellow; he in
tended nothing more than you, who
n thousand times at thousand httle
things, have given way to passion.
Boys, think of this be gentle in
your sports; be forbearing and man
iy, Tor true manliness is To bear and
forbear.'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-18
The Deacon and the freshman.

A few months ago, as Deacon In
gals, Of Swampscott, X. l., was
travelling through the Western part
of the State of New York, he fell
IN with an lrIshman who had lately
arrived in this country, and who was
in quest of a brother that came on
before him aud settled in some of
the diggIngs Of that vicinity.
Pat was strong athletic man, a
true Catholic, and had never seen the
interior OF Protestant church. 1t
was a pleasant Sabbath morning that
brother Ingalls, met Pat. who inquired
the road to the nearest church.
Ingalls, was good and plous man.
He told Pat he was gong 10 church
himself, and invited his new made
acquaintance to keep him company
thiIhor, his place Of destination be
ing a small Methodist Meeting house
near by. There was a great revival
there at the time, and one of the
Dencons (who, by the way, was very
small in slature,) invited brother In
gals TO take seat in his pew. He
accepted the invitation, and walked
in, followed by Pat, who looked IN
vain TO find the altar, &c. After be
was seated, he turned To brother In
gals and whispered in tone which
all could hear
Sure, aud isn't this a hiretic
church =
Hush said brother Ingalls,, il
you SPEAK aloud they will put you
out
Diyel word will speak at all.
at all, replied Pat.
The meeting was opened by
prayer by the Pastor. Pat was eye
ing him very closely, when an old
gentleman who was standing in the
pew directly in front of Pat, shouted
glory
'Hist-s-t, ye clear dwell reioined
Pat, with his loud whisper, which
was plainly heard by the minister,
be dacent and don't make black
euo'd Of yerself'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-18
Ffom tho SYRACUSE standafd.l
Winchell's Drolleries.

Twas towards the edge Of the
evening on Saturday last, when a
portly individual, with good capou
lined, was being showed to his room
in the Globe Hotel when as the key
was about being inserted IN the door
Of room No. 7, voice was heard to
speak in loud menacing tone
Open the door and I'll fire ,
The Lord be good to w and pre-
serve w exclaimed the Irish at
iendant as he rushed back towards
the stairs, whence a large party Of
ladies aud gentleman were ascend
ing with the good natured Landlord
at the head OF them.
Landlord.-' What is the matter,
Rooney =
Rooney Sure there's crazy
man is after shooting out Of No. I,
Sir. Mr.. Alton bid ne come up
and unlock the door aud diyel
mon Of me dares TO do that same,
SIR
Land. - Go aud unlock the door,
he dare not shoot you for that
Rooney Sure, can't We come
yourself you know, SIR, We didn't
hire me for to get kilt, Sir.
Land.-That's SO, Rooney. III 90
myself. Halloo here, you are in the
wrong room, guess. Say stran-
ger
Female voice inside There,
told you, husband, there was some
mistake here, that we wasn't in the
right room. Dear, you do make
such mistakes every time we travel
Silence, madam, said a coarse
angry voice, . am a man Of blood
and brook no opposition. Come one,
come all, l'll conquer here or die.
Boob =
He's going to shoot and away
rushed ladies' and gentlemen, walters
and all, except the worthy host and
ihe por,ly traveller, alore mentioned,
both of whom seemed not little in
Inundated, however, by the desperate
manners of the nsder.
A violent struggle was now heard
in the room, heavy bound upon
the floor, when a female voice with
in was heard TO say, 'you may come
in, I've the pistol away from him. -
Whereupon, several stalwart helps
were induced to enter the room and
lound-nobody there but themselves,
The author of all this mischief and
mirIh, (for it ended in mirth,) was
WfhcheH, the Yentiloqaist
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-18

The parson grew more fervent IN
his devotions. Presently the Dea-
con uttered an audible groan.
Hls,-s-t, We blackguard, have ye
no dacency at all, at all = said Pat,
at the same moment giving the Dca-
con a punch in the ribs which caused
him nearly to loose his equilibrium.
The minister stopped, and extending
his hand in suppIicaling manner,
said
Brethren, we cannot be disturbed
in this manner. Will some one put
that man out
Yes, yer riverince, shouted Pat,
Il Will and suillng the action to
the word, he collared the Deacon,
and, TO the utter horror and astonsh-
meni of the Pastor brother Ingalls,,
and the whole congregation, he
dragged him through the aisle, and,
with a tremendous kick he landed
him in the vestibule OF the churcl"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-18

The Kentucky shareholders are initiating
the border ruthans OF Missouri. They think
they can do IN OHIO what the Missourians
have done 10 Kansas. A party ofthom eros.
sed over from Guyandoue, Ky. one nigbt
last week, to village called Quaker Bot.
tom, in Ohio, where the people we're haying
public discussion on the moral character
Of negro-ca,chIng, and after tho close of the
meeting, when the most Of the people had
Dispersed, the kentuckins approached, armed
with clubs and axes, and commenced yio
tent assault knocking down and severely
"oundIng several individuals. Judge Reck
ara an &c. heV' Mr.. Adams were brutally beat.
en-. They retreated on the approach yr suc.
cor from the village, threatening 10 come
over again and break up the next ,neetino
but the citizens determined to.take tbei,
arms the next liale, and vlndieate The right
offree discussion.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-18

.lfitoaukes Cty Election. The charter
election took place on Tuesday. There
was no contest for city officers except for
Marshal. The citizens generally united up.
on Charles G. Mayer Republican, and
elected him by a majority Of 1905 over Dan
llaifner, the Democratic candidate. This,
however, was not party victory. MIlwau-
kee is a thoroughly Locoioco city, but the
Democratic nominee was too personally Of
lensive TO receive general support.
Uhaf Congressional Printing Costs We
have the following example Of the cost Of the
books which Congress has been publishing
Pacific Railroad Reports 1851 ,55S
Com. Perry's Report on Japan 36S, 900
It, Gilles' Report 1855
And that's the way the money goes
J'rginia Enforcing The Right of Search
The schooner Maryland Of New York on
Monday, was seized in Hampton Roads and
brought into Norfolk with the officers and
crew. The master Of the Maryland refused
to permit the authorities TO search his vessel
for slaves. in compliance with the Statute
lately enacted. A company Of military was
sent after her and the master and crew are
IN prison. "Great excitement exists here"
saws the despatch from Norfolk.
The South and Kansas The Journal has
n letter from ST. Mary's, Ga, dated March
~, which says!
q" ! have only time to say the whole South
is up on the Kansas question--raising mon.
ey and volunteers to emgrate. If they do
not outstrip the North in this matter, 1t is
wonder. You would be astouishad at their
patriotism for adding slavery to Kansas. As
a witness on the ground, ask, would It not
be proper TO give the alarm to the whole East
and North and West, through the press, on
this subject One thing is clear, that num-
bers of voters will decide the question f.
naly, # not now in the present session Of
Congress"
Coinage at the United States MINT The
report of the Director of the U. $ Mint
shows the amount OF precious metals re-
ceved during the last year, at the Mint and
's branches, 10 be $50. lIO9l2 The total
coinage amounts TO $50 3l2,733, comprised
in l69O7,e07 pieces. The whole Coinage
of the United States since l7g3, IS SI9S
S66567, OF which amount there has been re-
ceiyed from California, since 1878, s3l3,-
231,5O2
Recent Patents 10 Dermoniers Lucius
Page, Of Cavendish, improvement IN grinding
mills Horace l. Houghton, of Springfield,
Improvement in machines for cutting mould
ings on marble; Horace b. Symonds, of
West Hartford, mode of attaching hubs to
axles.
But three out oftwo hundred applicants to
bta as AS Of Mn /
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-18

A young man who has recently
taken wife, says he did not find it
half so hard TO get married as he
did to get the furniture. Remem-
Der that.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.
ImnOrInmi Announcement

U'O ALL PERSONS aal cred with sexual Discusses,
1 such as SEMtN ALWEAkNESS, IMPOTENCE,
GONNORUGA. GLEET, SYPHILIS sc &c.
The now 80 ASSOCIATION fphilads Ipnta, iu
view ofthe awh desrueton Of humln life and health,
caused by sexual Diseases, aul the deceptons WHICH
are prnctised upon The unfortunate victims oi such
diseases By Quaeks. have directed their Consulting
surgeon, NJ rURiTABLE ACT Vouhy uf thcfr
nime, 20 give sDiCAL ADVICE GRATIS. alt
rut.oos thus ~ eted, Male Fsm4lc,l who amply
by letter with description OF thrir condition. fngc,
occupation, hahipu ie-l Sr, nod Boz ca-r nfes trme
FREE OF CHARGE
The iioss'd A-sociaton isa beoovo ent Institution,
established 10y special andoWmcnt fer fhe frefo the
SICK nnd distressed, afflicted with Nrulsnt and Epi.
peHic Disca-os andits funds COO Doc used iorno other
purpose u has now surplus OF mcuus, which the
Directors have voted 10 udycfso tho above notice ~
s ueedess 10 add that tho ASSOCIATION cnumandt the
highest Medical .ki olthe age, and will Furnish the
most approved modern treatment NaiulhIo aIsice
al.o given TO- sick aui rrrvuus fcmalrs. afflicted with
abdomin 81 weakness, WOMB Complaint, Costivenoss,
Louc frhou, Nc.
Address, ,post-paidI DIEGO q. CALHOUN. Con.
.utins surgeon, liowltt As.osiaton, so. 2 SOUTH
NINTH Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
by order the Directors.
EZRA d. nEARTWELT., PRECEDENT,
GEO. FNtRCHlLD. Se-tetaty. 3e.ly
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Respectfully yours,
Or. HENRY BuRrNETE, No. l79 Eat '7th-st

This Preparation comprises bottle Of Liquid and
iafofromadr Nhenapplied at oar rooms, so CHANCE
is made until the liairis fulls fest0rsd
never tails restoring tho Hair when its loss has
hcen caused by fever sckness and seldom fequifes
mote than ono bottle 20 arrest its falling out,
A. nn article Of tolletit is invaluable, as IL keens
the hau AsaihY and gives to IL extremely eisgaHi
Appearance.
Badness IL generally hereditary. Mothers should
usu IL upon iheii chden's heads, IL mere y aids
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sent 20 part Of the United states upon the re-
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York. n. B-Usual discount To the trade.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-18

SIR. ln the eurt part of last summer my daughter
wac afflicted witn Hbscnss about inch ubove ihc
crntfn pt the ts frontsi ODE diameter Of whirh Was
tvn inches. % wac opened, md anrr thc ti-rhufer
bad ceased the nftho hair ~ctc exposed on he
Inside of The scalp. Within wees an the hatr over
thc Diseased spot bad hllru out Much unHlety was
feIt 90 oouscqurnro oii, oIposcd stuaon i,arng it
would not again grow. TsooA p0rioucea m lone
were consulted, who decided tho spot would fcmtin
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your swedish Han Creator. Amer ton days Hpnlicl-
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Of One dnwuy opHing hair. Inspired With fresh hopes
continued iis ap'icatnn and in stA weeks re-
wnrdcd hy growth Of hair 40 iuch in length. n s
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MPTION

20 ali case bore tho Lung. ore not consumed
efcy oass ~ GiNts RELILf) benefit 10 aius,..r
prfcrenr tom tho ff.t befle aud cue Be- arfsrted
WREN ihe shove Qufr'ty 10 taken.
~" hnf ran he more astounding 20 tht fuvaiid amer
t}ing AIT populaf nodIcines Of ihe dHy 20 no rfiett
'han thnt ihrs" cummon Roofs and Herbs combine "a
wv chfe 90 pnlmo' 10y decreases, still FIXED
ASl housands OF rnsts cau BE- fticrfe 10 in our
"Nn Nc~ Iugiard States. For fuuhrr pau. culsrs
agent. wy
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ABELL'S ALMANAC
For 1856,


no have frtle LAND chap price and "a. ~ tenn.
your attention IL called 10 the dtuGWAY FARM
AND COAL COMPANY TWeHfp fee .ferss or mo,e
IN pfoporon 81, en- for $500 payable n instnimsnt
Of ; Pnr week or $ per munih lis located la IN
county fcnny yana, aud his Of the best markets for
hs produce ~ the state. The soil rifA loan and
10 not 70 be- sufnas.ed Tor farming, az examination viii
show. lthts the best elements OF prosperity being d.
deflHd by two fich veins ef Coal and will shortly he
ntetsected by four railroads. The timber Ia of tbe
most valuable Kind
iule uoexecpuonahly good, and wafantee deeds are
gwen u presents good aud substantial opportunity
10 commence farming, providing for ones. obildfen Of
making nn Investment Further particulars car he had
from the pamphlets which sent iRqaifers. Letters
ansNeled promptly. Apply or address sAMiL "
tAIfEl, sectetay, 1873 WALNUT street, north side
h"tseen Fourth and fihh sts., philadelphia Fun IN
lolmaLlon q eonllned b Tho pnnnhlels. 7l.am
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Fred. E. Smith, Montpelier, VT.
PURGE WITHOUT GRfPING OR LEAVING THE
untNTI = rAsTTVP
Thcy are nltcrntivc, reStOrativc
and tonic.

Purifying tho Biood-the great Fluid Of L'fe-and
eiytos strength and tome TO HE whole system. No
Hmiy should le single day without them. az their
uaely use will prevent much sickness aud expense.
Price a5 cents. tOscoply
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SEVERY & HOWARD,
Zoo S. OI.
COLLINS a PIERCE

DRUGGISTS MonprHer, Genrfnl Whoiesaie Aeent,
,ot Nrn.n rod BY a. 4. blGELOW, Barre. B..
IohI NY. Norhncld J. ~. HENRY, War fuuf,
a. q. rFEAh, Burlington J. G. BINGHAM 81
Johu'1ury q. o.. ktLLAM, Itaibufgb. 5s.ds wtm
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SCOTT ~ BROOKS-

4 Il l. receiving LARGE stock of soasunahle goods
y consisting In part. OF
LADIES CLOTHS, THlHETs, WOOL PLAlps,
LiONESEs, WOOL DELAlNES, MOHAIR LUs-
TERs, DGBAGEs, PRINTS &C.
Which will bs sold al fair prices.
September 3. 1854 81
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Hoiorqys Pills are the best remedy &nown in
the ir0rid for The (oiiouiug diseases:

Asthma, niar-hmt sccundatylnw rd Weak
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