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Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-01
YOUNG AMERICA SALOON,

BROADWAY STREET, JACKSON
THIS saloon Is situated on Broadway, three doors
/ from Water street, in the most pleasant loca-
zion in jackson. The Saloon is large, airy aud
at all times cool and the BAR is furnished with the
BEST WINES AND LIQUoRs that The country Affords
Foaeg Ice DriDks gotten up in the best possible
STYLE CIGARs OF the best brands and flavor that
can be procured in San Francisco, kept constantly
on hand.
TWO or THE BEST .haRBLE BED
BnulRpTABLEs in the State, are kept in this saloon
for the accommodation OF those who desire to amuse
themselves in this pleasant exercise.
Among other important articles not usually found
in the Saloons OF California, are the following
leading journals OF The United States and Europe,
which are kept expressly for The customers of the
YOUNG AMERICA SALOON
Illustrated Lon n. v Herald; Cal. Chronicle;
don News; n. V. 1rihune; Alta California;
Bells Life in n. o. Delta; Sacramento city
London; No. Republican, Union;
London Punch; Echo due Pa State Journal,
Balou's Pcto- cidc; Volcano Ledger
rial; Spirit of the Amador Senti-
Boston Journal Age; mel.
In addition to The above papers the proprietor
keeps a general assortment OF Historical Works
and Magazines
The undersigned invites his friends and the pub
lie generally to give hima CALL and he ewill promise
TO give them the best in town.
GEO. S. STEVENS, Proprietor.
aug9 Aft
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-01

GooD.-The people of Carson Valley con-
template the construction of telegraph line
to Murphy's Camp, Calaveras county, via. the
Big Tree route This will be the first step
towards a lightning wire" to Salt Lake
and thence to the Missouri line.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-01

Az Arab proyerb says, that fool can be
known by six things, namely: anger without
cause-by speech without pro6t-by nqui-
ry without object-by putting trust in stran-
gers, and by not knowing bis friends from his
foes.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-01
Notice.

a meeting of the stockholders of the Vol
cano Water and Mining Company, held in
.ocano. the following members were unanimously
aeeled Trustees and OlIicers
:, TRUSTEES.
T. b; Harris, NJ. w. Gordon, j. G. Shipman, j.
I Farley Geo. Muncton
n, OFFICERS.
T. b. HARRIS, Pres. Treas. and GeRH Sup't.
h. GEo. INJUNCTION, Secretary
oieano, Feb Z. 1856. febl6-Tly.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-01

"WHERE ARE THE GREAT MEN?o-Five
Old Line Wing United States Senators, now
in Congress, are supporting Buchanan and
the Democracy with zeal They are Messrs.
Benjamin Of Louisiana, Jones of Tennessee,
Geyer of Missouri, Pratt and Pearce of Ma.
ryland.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-01

A GREAT Observation-Disclosures Macallis-
ter, the magician, who died at Keokuk, Iowa,
a few days ago, travelled during his lifetime
all through England, France, Spain, Germa-
ny, Hungary, Cuba, the West Indies, the
Uuited States aud the British provinces
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-01

WOMEN endure pain, poverty and the Sc
verest misfortune with more fortitude than
men, but melt at the first harsh words from
those they love. With her own heart open
before her no true mother can speak harshly
to her child-the tone would rend the little
tendris of affections that are cinging to her,
and, like vines in spring, ruthlessly cut they
might bleed with fatal hindrance to health.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-01

AXES TO GRIND.-A naughty Know Moth
ing friend of ours, not having the fear Of
party drill before his eyes, suggests that the
Know Nothing orators, who are with so much
apparent generosity stumping the county for
the nominees Of thatparty, must haze ares of
their Oaon to grind, Well suppose they have
they stand just no show at all of bringing
them to an edge
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-01

HURRA FOR THE GERMAN WOMEN The
German ladies of Miami, Ohio, cut and put
up with their own hands Democratic Lib
erty Pole, l65 feet in height. Good mo
Fremont-Repubicanism about that.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-01

So THEY Go!-The Hon. Ephraim Marsh,
President of the National American Con-
vention which nominated Fillmore and Don
elson, (says the Granite Journal) has writ
ten letter renouncing further support Of
those gentlemen, stating that "Mr. Fillmore
cannot be elected"
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-01
II. G. JOHNSON,

Y AND COUNSELLOR,
VOLCANO, AMADoR COUNTY, CAL
lay be found at present at Justice n. KLElNs Office
zs- Notary Public & Conveyancer. ~fsSS
ay3-29tf
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-01

A Glorious BIRTH 1t is said that the
health officer of New York, r. II. Thomp-
son, Esq, will receive for the three summer
months this year, directly and indirectly, fees
to the amount of one hundred thousand dol
lars.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-01
SAMUEL j. X. HANDY,
(LATE OF PLAcERyILLE, cM,)

(LATE OF PLACERyrLLE, cM.,)
COUNSELLOR At LAW,
ITAVING removed to Volcano, will strictly at
i tend to all Professional Business conlided to
} In, in the several Courts Of Amador Calaveras
|nd Fl Dorado counties, and in the Supreme Court
the State.
Office on Consolation street next door to the Res
kuant of Spangle & Co.
dec 7-ly
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-01
Notice..

"a meeting Of the stockholders of the Aqueduct
Ilty Ditch Company held at their Office in
Sueduet city, June Path, A. D. 1856, the following
Heefs were duly elected:
n ~ TRUSTEES.
IN II, Johnston, George Mckenzie, J. Jhonston,
~ T. Johnston and L. Chamberlain.
|29eUrge Mckenzie, Secretary and Treasurer.
july ' s7-lv
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-01
w. HENRY JONES,
Gen. L.. EnIp.

Hdicc Of the Peace, Township No. Three
OFFICE Emigrant Street, two doors East Of
J Mahony Hall, Volcano.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-01
Norman Klein.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE-ofiicce two doors
south of the Empire Hotel
JOHN H. DENNIS, Constable-oiiice, with n.
Klein, Esq.
mar y 22-3m
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-01
A. 4. IsOughlaiIing,,

DEPUTY SHERIFF,
Office with Geo. l.. Gale, Esq, Volcano.
oct u / 3m
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-01

THE Boston Traveller gives the following
as the population of the four largest Chris
tian cities of the world:
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-01
w. AVER, Va. ID.

Office two doors South of the Empire Hotel.
|oct27, 1qy
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-01
UNION HOTEL.

y Fr,1rD1DLETOWN, ~ CALIFORNIA.
AG M 4 this method Of announcing to the public
IT, 'nls house has been entirely renovated and
6s "" anu IS now ready for the reception of Wis
II tbo pains or expense has been spared to
4 ana 90 Mol" equal to any hotel in the county
FTST,!a - 40-3u
49, ION Tor Mantillas, for sale by
'"' % GEO. JOHNSON.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-01
Proceedings of Party fReconnoisance

Inc GuCFdmeHtO C3ttOn sdyS:-J. A.
Brewster, Surveyor General Of the State,
recently returned to Sacramento from a recon-
aoisance of one Of the routes across the Sier-
ra Nevada to Carson Valley. Accompanied
by party of six gentlemen and two Spanish
servants, he left Mokelumne Hill on the 30th
September, and the first night out stopped at
West Point, fifteen miles distant-the last set
tement in the mountains. This, from care.
full examination, he reguards as one of tho
finest quartz regions in the State, and which
is now but commencing to be deTeloped.-
From West Point the party crossed the Mid
die Fork of the Mokelumne, and followed the
dividing ridge-a route not before Travelled,
between the Middle and North Forks of that
river, distance of twenty-five miles, until
they struck the Big Tree Road. They then
followed this road on the divide between the
Mokeumne and the Stanislaus, over broken
country crossing several small streams which
make into those two rivers, to the summit Of
the Sierra. Near this point, from the conf
guration of the ground it would appear that
the Carson River, the Mokelumne and the
American, all head within rifle shot of each
other The party then descended to the head
Of one of the forks of the Hope Valley and
tHt tultit NdllcN W tut Htuu vi Nai-
son Canon, and through the Canon to Carson
Valley, arriving on the 4th Of October and
making the distance from Mokelumne Hill 10
Carson Canon seventy miles.
Returning from the Valley, the party stop
ped at the copper mines, q distance of five
miles travel, and also procured specimens of
the ore, which are now in the possession of
the Surveyor General They pursued the
same route, crossing the pass in the noun
tains so low as to be scarcely perceptible.-
On the summit there is a system of lakes,
and along the road the grass is good and the
water excellent The grade of the road is
easy; two good bridges have been construc-
ted, and the camp grounds are numerous
/ While the Surveyor General, with portion
of the party, visited the big tree and Cave
/ City, two Of the party returned from the big
! tree road to West Point by the route taken
/ going ont. and marked out road, which was
I opened afterwards by the people of West
/ Point in order to succor an immigrant train
which had been oyertaken by the snow, and
being ont of provisions, found themselves in
distress. This portion of the road from West
Point, distance of twenty-five miles, is now
opened and entirely practicable-two mule
teams and three OK teams having passed over
it.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-01
[ NUMBER 2.
Politicians.

Speaking of politicians, an exchange has
the following:
A number of politicians, all of whom
were seeking Offices under the government,
were seated on the tavern porch talking,
when an old topper, named Jake d., came up
to them Now the said Jake is a person who
is very loquacious when corned, but exactly
the opposited when sober At the present
time, being tight, he said that if the company
had no objections he would tell them story
They told him to fire away" whereupon he
spoke as follows: "a certain king--don't re-
collect his name-had a philosopher, upon
whose judgment he always depended. Now
it so happened that one day the king took it
into his head to go hunting, and, after sum
moning his mobiles and making all the neces-
sary preparations, he summoned his philoso-
pher and asked him if it would rain. The
philosopher told him it would not, and he and
his mobiles departed. While journeying along
they met ccuntryman mounted upon jack
ass; he advised them to return, for said he
it certainly will rain They smiled contempt
uously upon him, and passed on. Before
they had gone many miles, however, they had
reason to regret not having taken the rustic's
advice, as heavy shower coming up they
were drenched to the skin. When they had
returned to the palace the king reprimanded
the philosopher severely for telling him that
it would be clear when it was not | met
countryman,7 said he, and he knows a great
deal more than you, for he told me it would
rain whereas you told me it would not The
king then gave the philosopher his walking
paper, and sent for the countryman, who
soon made bis appearance. "Tell me, said
the king, how did you know it would rain'
81 didn't know" said the rustic; my jack
ass told me- "And how, pray, did he tell
your the king asked, in great astonishment.
/" BY pricking up his ears, your majesty
The king now sent the countryman away;
procuring the jackass, he placed him in the
Office the philosopher had filled. "And here"
observed Jake, looking very wise, "here is
where the king made great mistake."-
"How so?' inquired his auditors. "Why,
ever since that time," said Jake, with grin
on his phiz, every jackass wants an oilicev"
We don't suppose the projectors Of grand
mass meetings will appreciate this, but it
strikes us as being an exceedingly happy hit
Just at the present time, when patriotism is
rampant, and the dancing jacks of party are
footing it down" to all sorts Of tunes.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-01
MIR. r.. II. Fisher

MIR. T.. II. Fisher
Is our authorized agent in San Francisco. for
procuring advertisements, and transacting other
business.
Gardiner & Kirk
Are our authorized Agents in Sacramento, for
procuring advertisements, &c.
VIM. Cook.
Is our authorized agent, to receive Subscriptions
Job-work Advertisements &C., at Lancha Plana
and vicinity.
II. II. SlIidmOre.
Telegraph Operator, jackson, is our authorized
agent Orders for job Work, Advertising and
Subscriptions will be promptly attended to.
James LiyermOre,
Is our authorized agent for receiving subscrip-
tions, &c, at lone City and vicinity
Gs~ Mr.. GEORGE LoyELAND, of the News Depot
Indian Diggings, is our Agent for that camp.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-01
Notice.

| ~ ~ persons indebted to the subscribers will
please % call and make Immediate payment or
~ viii have cost to pay.
no, .. A. KLAUBER Il co.
%
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-01

(tHOICE brands of Tobacco and Cigars on hand
tIand for sale by GEO. JOHNSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-23
BY Goddin d ApreFson, Aucts.
MOST BEAUTIFUL BCTIDYNG LOTS

~ ON DARLINGTON ST.. IN ADAMS ADDrrIoN ros
SALE AT AucTI0Ns-Willb be sold on "WEDNESDAY
mencinE at y O'clock, $50 feet Of e1ound on the
sonan SIDE Of Gsrrinston street, Near t. venabis
leeI snd me gechan,csyills Turnpike. adjoining
store and dwelling Of Mr.. ?. A. Blsnkenship. Il
VII Dc divided into lots Of 30 feet saeh running
nack w teet; These lots commend moot beautiful
view Of the city and environs and afe reaIy desrs-
bic for handsome residences -a's
'TEsNs-one-fourth cash; balance at 5, and
retained till last note il paid The taxes for the pre-
sent year to be psid BY the purchasers
-. =. GODDIN 4 APPERSON,
40 lS--tds Aucfioneen.
P.S. After the sale Of the foregoing lots win bs
sold brick Tenement on venabls street. near to the
grocery OF Mr.. T. D. Kinker tits good stand for
TERMs--One-fourth cash; balance at s. and mos
bearing interest secured by trust dssd or title re-
tanned The taxes for the year to be paid BIZ
the purchaser. s6ODDIN 4 APPER9ON,
IS 1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-23
e paIle,n Genuine pain Rx,... :,

~ Daiieys Genuine Pain Rxtracsor
viii subdue the pain and Inflammation from the -.
Sersest burns or scads 10 from one to twenty min.
atesand that It will heal the woands without AGAR.
and efsetusiy cure Fever rss-Piles-Salt Rhean,
--Infammstory Rheamatism-Sore and INF mad
Eyes--Cuts-W Wounds - b. uises-Old and Invetarats
Sores-Scsld Head-Corns and Bunions -Erysipelas-
-Chilblains -Bites OF In.
seeu--sweiied snd Broken Breast--Sore Nipples :
Eruptiops-.s all other inammatory and cutaneous
diseases where the parts affected can be resched.
Don't be incredulous about the many diseases named
tobe cured by only thing reflect that the few
but positi properties which the Daley Save alone
contains and a. heretofore enumeratedone 70 four.
can reach not alone the afore -me ntionsd diseases
hut many more L OF enumerated. 80
Query.-Do NOT REGULAR BRED PHYSICIANS Pre-
scRisE cALoMEL lswARpLy FOR SCORES OF DIP
YEREST DISEASES! Eaf =
Esch box of GENUINE DAbLEY's PAfN ExrRAc.
TOR has upon it a Steel Plate Engraved Label With
the signatures of C. v. CLICKENER L Co, pro.
prietors and HENRY DALEY, Manufacturer. All
otheis are counterfeit. Price Is cents per bex.
rY All orders should be addressed 10 C. v. Click
ener Co 81 Barclay street. New York.
For sale wholesale and retail by ~ ~
BENNETT, BEERS & FISHER,
sp i0-Sm st Us Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-23

naE ~ rvrn SALE OR FURNsrURR...
oT "a; "a, EsDAY 3d insta At 10 oislnsh. Il nv
rryr utTTru az auction for cash lot Of superier
me Sheriff Amons the srtcies nav Be- ioy,S sn '"
r1S,. fier Tables; oval Msrbls-sop Centre
IaI.s; IanoesnC Wsrdrnhss BurHsnas lsrsas -.
stand; Bedsteadss fine Hair Mattrss.es; Mshos
any Rocker Sofa; lCarpei; S Cane Chair. / CHI
with ssndTy other articles $50 ''
AnntTiONAL-- CARNAGE MAKERS TOOLS
viii be add 70 nv sale THIS MORNING. the
BRANDY. WHfeKEY. FLOUR he A,.o t~r,
az sssks prime French Rrandy, bbls. Rye whskey,
pS CnAMBERs .-Also, dozen yellow Chambers,
Z an q -. 80 srs y cAYrwuOpr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-23
ap5.-td. d0DDIN { APPERsoN, Aucts.


STREET, FOR sALE AT AUCTION.-Will
be sold, at auction, on the premises on THURSDAY,
the first day Of May 1856, at 5oelock P. NJ the large
three story Brick Dwelling the North side Of Grace
between 9Th and 9th streets next above the resdence
of Mrs. James Gray. The house was bbilt in 1850,
and has been occupied by only tessnt DR.. Ro. g.
Cabell Since his removal 1t has been re-painted and
is now in readiness for another occupant Built Of
the best materials and being well arranged 1t will a.
ford accommodations for large family. The SER
modious There is alley each side of the DIV eli
ing; and in rear Of the Lot there 10 another being
opened to connect with 9Th street. 16 feet wide Gss
and city water have been introduced. 81 ls
TERMS liberal, and made known at the hour of sals
The taxes and insurance for the present year tobe
paid by the purchaser. - HANCOCK LEE.
s.s-etF at
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u EAUTIFUL 3 U L. D1NG LOTS ON
I'D GRACE STREET AT AUCTION-Qn NON.

DRIGK COTTAGE ON MARSHALL
ID STREET, AT AUCTION.-O On MONDAY, 18th
April, at At O'Clock, p. NJ, upon the premises will be
sold, that neat Cottage. the north side Of Marshall
between Monroe and Henry streets, and next beyond
the residence of Mr.. r H. Crump. There are 6
pleasant rooms with kitchen and other out houses,
and the whole premises are beautifully arranged.
This 10 really desirable residences in retired and
agreeable and worthy of the attention
Of those in want.
TERMs-Win be liberal and will be made known
the SALE and if desired the purchaser may have the
benefit of loan of shout s. 500 obtsnsd upon the
property favorable terms, from Building Associa-
ton. TAYLOR WILLIAMS,
ap 2l-tds a4I Auctioneers.
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~ Consumptives: Hear. and Judge ye
WHAT

~ Consumptives: Hear, and Judge ye
WHAT WE SAY.
LOUISVILLE, March 9Th, 1885,
Messrs MORTIMER MowBRAY:
Having been advised by friend to try Hampton's
Vegetable Tincture, which restored sister of his
from that dread disease Consumption and wishing to
Not knowing the price, you will please send what
the above amount will pay fer, by Adams Co.'s ex-
press immediately on receipt Of this.
ANU I'N' Io6R AT That LAZY = H. nA'N
Once beautiful and blooming a. the rose-now how
psllid! her whole complexion 'inged with yellow,
like the sore leaf of autumn. and her sun is even
'A AMPToNs VEGET1BLE TIN Nc TJR
and she will wonder at the mighty chsnge-that after
all the other medicines she freely had taken none
could reach her case but this pleasant balm from Ma
II YOU are sicd ,ohy delay until ysur disease be.
comes incurabe, and then have to lament when it
too lste2 Thousands who die prematurely might
have been saved by Hampton's Vegetable Tincture.-
Why 60 languishing and dropping de btated and bro
ken down, life burden, with desire to avoid your
" HAMPToNs vEGETABE TINCTURE
By Its mild action the stomach, liver and kidneys
viii cure Dyspepsia, Cough Asthma Bronchial and
Lung Affections, Pains in the Back, Side and Breast
Consumption, Scrofula, Rheumatism, Gout, Neural.
gia Fis:uls Piles, Bowel Complaints, Worms and
impure blood, and is the greatest female medicine
ever known. This invaluable medicine IL working
wonders upon the human frame, The letter which
we publish to-day will be read with great interest by
the afflicted We lately had conversation with .
venerable clergyman Of this city who detailed to Us
the particulars of most rensrkabie cure effected
by this medicine upon 9 woman who had for years
$50 soId by 81 'e MORTIMER Z MoWBRAY, y
soldby O. A. srREcKER and nd PURCELL, E1Dp
L Co, Richmond; BY Dr. COOKE, Fredsrish.bsIg; By
all the Druegists In PetesbnrG BY MORTIMER
MOWBRAY. BALTIMORE, and BY Drussists and Store
e 81 Der bottle; bottles for o.
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VALUABLE HALF ACRE LOT AND
FRAMED TENEMEN thereon, on 9th street
near Petersburg Depot for sale at auction-Win be
sold on MONDAY, the 18th day Of April, 1856, on
half acre lot No. 42t the east line Of 9Th street.
south of Byrd street, and opposite the Paper Mill
fronting 1853 feet running back $50 feet with two large
to suit purchasers. g.
TERMs-One fourth cash; balance at s, and mos.
for negotiable notes interest added secured trust
deed or title retained The taxes for the present
TO be paid by the purchaser. - -
up 5---tds 6ODDIN 4 APPERSON, Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-23

VTo the LRdies...The (genuine) "EIec.
tic OIL" made by Dr. Smith, of Philadelphia called
De Grath Co.1''Electric Oil" sold BY PURCELL {.
LADD Co. and other respectable dealers, il great
public benefit. not only for Rheumatic pain in old
age but for the pains and irrtations of children 1t
will relieve sore gums of teething infants, and re-
duce broken breast and core sore nipples in short
tine Try foE Es1Ae6 Re; Mnmps and sSelinss Of
De Grath 4 Co. NH 22-dts
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t. To the Voters of District Ne. 2 of
Henrico county-FELLow Cite EMS In the month
of February last received your sufrages for the
office of CONSTABLE. which office have dis
charged t. best of my ability On the 22nd of May
next, you will again be called upon to make seec-
ton for that Office take this occasion to announce
myself candidate for that Office and If elected
promise you to leave nothing undone on my part to
merit your confidence and esteem.
NH 3l-u :, 1JOSEPH G.. METTERT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-23
BY Taylor e WiiI7S aSs.
EAhNHST,S sTAHLEA lWELLING

Y &C., ON COUNCIL CHAMBER HILL ron
SALEITne pronretor being about to remove his
OMNIBUS LINE, to the lower mart Of the CITY, OF.
sers for sale hs valuable sTABLES situated a. above
near the Exchange Hotel. There are 50 Stalls with
me storage room, for Carriages, Buggiee and Feed
Water IN the Stable- Ofices. Harness Rooms and
Wsrdroee: and lot attach. The Stable Il light airy
and centrally located and IL properly kept win
sure an almost unlimited amount Of business to one
wishing to engage in the Livery Trade and Hiring Of
ALSO-His Residence sdioining; neat Cottage
with rooms Kitchen. &C., 10
lease Of the ground may be had upon favorable
term; Apply to GEO. I. EARNEST. or
tV-if not sold privately before WEDNEsnXy
I'd Anil at n o'clock. the stable and cottage dwell
ling will at that time be cold It rrbfie auction on
the premises Terms at sale
apis TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Auets.
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UT0 the Voters ofthe City Of Richmond
Unsolicited by one forty friends, announce myself
candidate for Sheriff OF the city. <it -.-
have not had four years experience in the county
nine in the city, but consider myself competent to
discharge the duties of the Office, and solicit your
votes for the same. Respectfully,
ap 5-ts 8" D. WIN, N. TiNSLEY.
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~-A Gard Thomas A. Duke ..Having pur-
chased Mr.. POWERS DAGUERREAN GALLERY,
No. lSS Main street, shall continue the business In
the style has been heretofore conducted hay
ing an operator who has had long experience In
of the first Galleries in the Union ard we feel conf
dent that please the most fsstideous with pic
gotten up in ftst-rste order and on the most
reasonable terms. shall endeavor to make my Ss-
loon both attractive and pleasant and hope the pub
lie will give CALL and pstronize us according to
our merit. ap 1l-lm*
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C0MsIIssIOs5E lg Z, sALE Of LOTT OF


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tJUW nATAN H0Ue8s~ THE LO9lulature
neusg ad1oamcd ws have nov nunahps Of
comfortable asa suitable soouns Tor silies q snsle
Ienuns. asa O ~ rss:oeshle termss Psssone De-.
NH - JOHN aOAAKxGOTE Preprfetos.
IN .in1eeus4 49, sasnA akS17bA1UnDAYs ~ q
oeDtsnbegSthe hstns - - DseoeAukobur Iailroei
Cgnle.y w1lslweye sesp = re CLASH C6ITA0G
1ssA : &C., Dssahalasss ssSss.: ~
Ma catnes aebsl Ass 81. Iisk ss'8 {