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MEDICAL.
YE THAT SUFFER READ!
DIR. PAR EGR A'S
GREAT ITALIAN REMEDY

GtEA ALLAN REMEDY
FOR THE CERTAIN AND SPEEDY CURE OF DISEASES
OF A PRIVATE NATURE, 40 MATTER now LONG
STANDING, WITHOUT ANY EJuRIoUs EFFECT TO
THE SYSTEM, OR ANY CHANGE OF bet.
II ne0cr has Fdilcd-H cannot F,aI to Cure!
TNHIS INVALUABLE specific, first introduced
L into Pasa some .ftly gsrS since soon became
so well known as CERTAIN CURE, that in every
town and city. not only ON the Continent but in
Great Britain, the demand for it was so great-its
merits so as'oURdiag-that in less than one wear
from its introduction il had sulplqhlod all other
remedies. The Medical Faculty of the principal
cities Of Europe were compelled to acknowledge
Its wonderful mastery over disease. PrOprietors
of other Medicines, jealous of its sway, vainly
endeaVOrcd to stay It's onward progress Like
grass before the mower, their efforts fell TO the
ground; and like fire on the prairies its onward
march became triumphant. 1t stood forth upon its
own merits; a discerning public saw tried, and
were convinced of its magical virtues. The mas
sive 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 de-
cease Of the Doctor, the recipe was beqeathed to
his son, who has lately introduced the remedy in
to the United States. The number of cures it
has already made are astonishing Thousands
and tens Of thousands can bear testimony to its
efficacy.
ALL WHO USE IT, 1T WILL CURE!
With the safety, speed, and certainty no other
medicine has ever possessed
RESORT TO NO QUACK NOSTRUMSt
Use remedy that has been fried for the last fifty
years, and was never known to fail
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITSll
The extensive sale of this wonderful medicine
has already caused some persons. to palm off up-
on the unsuspecting, a spurious compound close
~ resembling the original. BE particular to buy
none without the written signature of A. Parera,
NJ d., on the outside wrapper of each bottle. All
others are counterfeit, and their compounders
VIII be punished with the utmost rigor of the
law.
frice Three Dollars per bottle. For sale by
D. Babcock, sole Agent for California. Oregon
ana the Sandwich Islands, to whom all orders
must be addressed. Also for sale by Druggists
generally throughout the State A liberal dis
count made to wholesale dealers
ID. BABCOCK, Wholesale Druggist.
u Davisst., between Clay and Washington.
List OF Agents throughout the
State:
DAWSON q HARRIS, Agents, Weaverville
W. ii. Gatlf Agent for Siskyou county.
Rice, Coffin d Co.. Druggists, Marysyilc
II. Is. Slarkwcaher City Drug Store, Stockton
W. r. Bruncr Tuolumne Drug Store, Sonora.
Benz Shur tlen, Shasta Drug Store, Shasta.
Chld " Worthcn, Placeryille Drug Store, Pla-
CerYilc.
Justin Gates, Jr., Sacramento City.
Dr. H. W, Carr Downioville,
Dr. John Lark, Nevada.
Dr' D. Is. Winston, Los Angeles.
haley Morse, San Diego
George l.. Story Portland. O. T. nj
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Advertising in the Atlantic
States.

l.. +. +. has now completed his arrangements
for the forwarding of advertisements to all the
principal largest circulating Journals and News
papers published in the Atlantic States.
llne opportunity is here offered to those who
WISH to advertise in any section OF the Union, of
doing so at the lowest rates, and in prompt and
satisfactory manner
All so disposed, are invited to call on him and
leave their orders,
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INCIDENTS ON THE PLAINs.-We intend to
give series of all sorts of incidents that oc-
Cured to and among our party and others,
while on our passage OF the Plains; one or
more at time Here is one of them. We
were at the 'three-crossings' of the Sweet
water; we had made the last crossing the
evening previous to the sad catastrophe; and
il being Sunday, had camped for the day
upon beautiful alluvium of sweet grass
But some would travel on the Sabbath
Along came kind of family wagon, one out
of number fitted up as kind OF passenger
wagon for the ladies of the company anu
carving little or no freight AT thls 'line'
however all were on foot, or back with the
main train, except one young laul nun O"lo'
1t was an OK team, the teaihS'ei vi hoiSe-
back, and as frequently happens IN crossing
a deem and rapid stream, the cattle SWayed
away from the proper track, the wagon was
soon in deep water that ran into the wagon,
and rose higher and higher; the young lady
occupying middle seat, to prevent wettlng
Aer feet raised them upon the seat in front;
but still the water would keep coming up,
and lust as it commenced running over the
seat on which were her feet, it occurred to
her that the sides of the wagon box were yet
a few inches higher than the said seat; ac-
cordingly she removed her feet to the wagon
box But now came another trouble, (tor
they never come single, the water actually
rose four inches over the seat on which she
was sitting. Just at this unfortunate mo-
ment for her, we found it impossible to sup
press laugh at her truly picturesque po-
sition and mostened condition, which being
observed by her, she very triumphantly, if
not indignantly, exclaimed, as the wagon
rose from the water, Wal, | didn't wet my
feetr- PldcerrHe American.
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TRINITY GARDEN STORE.

MAIN STREET, WEANERVILLE
THE proprietors of this establishment would re-
spectluly announce to their their friends and
the public generally, that they keep constantly
hand aEd Tor sale all kinds Of choice Vegetables,
brought he from their Ranch on Trinity River
every day; The also have complete selection Of
SUGAR COFFEE, RICE TEA,
BUTTER, EGGS, CHEESE,
and. in fact: every thn,- in thc Grocery, Vegeta
bic and Provision line \ heir prices are low the
proprietors being determined to do large bust
ness at small profits Friends will please giy9 us
call MORSE, M.NBlE 70
n. B.-We have a SAW MILL in pperat on on
our Ranch, and will supply the citizens Of h2a-
vcrville and vicinity with Lumber OF a superior
quality at very low rates.
l.Je Orders for Lumber, left at the "Trnity
Garden Store" will be promptly attended to-
Dee. 8, 1855 NJ, NJ. co.
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l.. BARTLETT,
4 + T ORNF At IA

AglNG worked six years in the mines of Cal
l. llornia, and three years Of the time in Trin-
ly county, enough to approve Of the location. has
decided to invest all his mt rests in and Win Ills
county, and will hereafter devote his Efforts to
his profession trusting that by care and DILIGENCE
he may secure the confidence and share the bmsi-
ness of those unfortunate y meshcd in the law
Room at the Independence.
Weavcryile Feb 7th, 1856 n3-tf
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CALIFoRNGA-Iu proportion to her repre-
sentaton, California pays more than three
times as much revenue as New ork, ana
fifteen times as much as North Carolina
In amount of postage paid she stands hith
of the States in the Union, and In surplus
revenue the fourth.-SUa.
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OFFICE, (UP sTARs.)
/ =. f., is Sole Agent for the fol-
LIE lowing Newspapers, published in Califor.
mia, Oregon, and the Sandwich Islands:
Sacramento Union; San joaquin Republican.
Stockton; Marysyille Herald; Nevada Journal;
Columbia Gazette Grass Valley Telegraph;
Shasta Courier; Empire Argus, CQloma; Noun,
tam Democrat, Placerville; Amador Sentinel
jackson; lreka Union; Weaveryille Dpmocr,t,
fetaluma journal; San Jose telegram; CaliCor,
MA Farmer, Sacramento City; Southern Coiilor-
nian, Los Angeles San Diego Herald; Orero-
man, Portland, o. T.; Oregon Statesman W r
Pioneer and Democrat, Olympia, Puget Sonnd,
Polynesian, Honolulu 0o'''''
n; '-ADVERTlSEMENTS and SIrBsCRIp-
llUHo RI s9lclled Tor the above named Papers.
fileS OF the principal Papers of California and
Oregon may be found at this office '''" anu
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THE railroads of Ohio already nearly equal
those of New York, and in few years viii
oyertake and pass them. The Cleveland
ploindealer says that Ohio has at present
. 725 miles of railroad completed, while
New York has ouIy 2,794 miles
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j. w. SULLEVAN'S
Great Pacific EN- poriu
AND GENERAL AGENCY OF
deal Literature,
and sole agent for the
"CALIFORNIA TRUE DELTA"
Post Office Buildings, corner Cay and kcarny
streets San Francisco
UNIE Proprietor has, after long and arluous
/ labor, and serious expense, succeeded ia or
ganzng arrangements with Steamers Liners,
Expresses, Agencies, and Mails, in different coun-
ties, far and near, by which he is enabled to sup
ply greater variety and amount Of the best
NEWSPAPERS
MAGAZINES,
AND REVIEWS.
than any other establishment on the Pacific
Agents and Dealers
Are respectfully informed that owing to the am
pie resources Of the establishment, and the strict
economy of its management the Proprietor is al
all times happy and ready to execute their com
mands at the LOWEST PRICES
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Ready Made Clothing Warehouse.
WILLIAM G. BADGER.

No 80, BATTERY STREET, SAN FRANCIsco
IMPORTER OF READY MADE CLOTHING
l. and Furnishing Goods Also, every variety
of Hats Boots and Brogans. would invite coun-
try merchants visiting San Francisco, to call and
examine my large stock ofClothing, &c.
have on hand and constantly arriving, the
largest assortment Of every variety and style of
Clothing Of any house in the State My stock
amounts to over TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
The goods are manufactured under my own SUI
peryisiOn; are made from the best material and
in the most durable manner. Persons buying my
clothing, will find large and saleable sizes.
Persons may rely upon finding every article
they wish in my stock. My prices will be as Low,
If NOT LOWER, than they can he found elsewhere
in the market. | guarantee each article | sell
Please call and examine my stock. nl9-3m
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blacksmith Wanted.

Immediately. a GOOD BLACK.
w SMITH. Apply to CARR g. FROST.
Weaver, March |, 1856 6 lw.
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$4,000 REWARD ! Z
Competition the Life Of Trade.

XETE take this method Of informing our friends
w and the public that We are now prepared TO
deliver the first quality Of House Innings sewcd,
at 10 cts. per yard Parties purchasing domestics
at our Establishment, can have the same scwcd
GRATIS Mr.. LORYEA, the most experienced
operator in California, is at all times ready to de-
liver three hundred yards sewing at one hours
notice. We intend to do what We represent
To parties who have sewing to be done, we would
say, call at our establishment, and have it scwcd
as above.
\. B.-Grain Bags Flour Bags and Hose will
be sold at the cost of material, with no charge for
sewing. ID. NJ. EDER q Co.
Weaver Feb 1G 1856. 4-tf,
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IVNHE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY offers
L his services to the merchants in the interior as
Commission Buyer of Goods in San Francisco
having been engaged in that business for nearly
three years past with three years experience in the
interior. lie hopes to give satisfaction to such as
may employ him in that capacity. Orders for anv
description of merchandise filed and forwarded
promptly. SAM'L. II. PRICHARD
Up stairs, cor. Battery and Sacramento sts,,
dcc.Z9-n2O. San Francisco
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INDEPENDENCE HOTEL.
MAIN ST, WEANERNlLLE
BATCHELOR g. DAVIS, Proprietors,

/ first class Hotel, unsurpassed in its iiiSa
appointments by auy house in Northern fanlssa
California, is now before the public for share Of
patronage. Furnished with every requisite for
the comfort and convenience Of guests-entircly
new throughout-it offers superior Inducements
to both permanent boarders and transient visitors
Among the advantages presented by this House
are
lst A Table furnished in the best style, under
the supervision Of an experienced caterer.
I'd. Large well ventilated sleeping apartments
fitted with clean beds, and kept in perfect order.
3rd Elegantly furnished apartments and par
lor EXCLUSIVELY FOR LADIES.
The whole establishment is und0r the immedi-
ate management of MRS. DAVIS, a lady whose
experience in this business ensures satisfaction to
all
J. A. BACHELOR.
!. DAVIS.
Weavervlle Feb 9Th 1856. n3tf
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GEO. DEiTZ G CO.,
Camphene Manufa CtuTeTs.

TMORTERS AND DEALERS IN
| BURNING FLUID,
TURPENTINE,
95 Pr. Ct ALCOHOL,
BLEACIIED POLAR OIL,
SPERM OIL,
LARD OIL.
AgsO-On hand good assortment of CAM
PHENE, BURNING FLUID and OIL LAMPS
GLOBES, CIIIMNEYS and WICKS.
Great care taken in putting up packages to
ship to any part of the country or mines; and all
goods delivered to steamboats, free of charge.
1872 Washington Street
Opposite Washington Market
SAN FRANCISCO.
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Mountain Market.
On Court st. at the head of Main.

On Court st. at the head of Main.
This Market is constantly sup 9.e+s.
T sss piled with every thing in this <aAsg.ssSSA
1{v-Nsulne Of business, such as BEEF, IL
PORK. .CORNED BEEF, PICKLED PORK. .SAU-
SAGE. SMOKED AND FRESH, TRIPE HEAD
CHEESE, BLOOD PUDDINGS, ,LIVERWORST,
&c. Corncd beef and picked Pork. always on
hand and for sale in KEGS, and in quantity or
quality our assortment Of
ID AEON A n y II A Nj S,
cannot be surpassed. They are cured by us for
this market, and are warranted to be sweet and
good. Those wishing anything in our line will do
well to give us call before purchasing elsewhere
We have always on hand good A.uERICA.N'
BEEF C1 TIXE, which we offer for sale at the
market price, for CASH only.
LOOMS, HUSCROFT q Co.
Weaver, Feb lG, 1886. 4-tf
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A Diamond Ring.

n. B.-All persons indebted to the firm of iIar
rs, johnson q Co. will make immediate payment
to the undersigned f. W. HARRIS.
Jan. Sth, 1856 n22
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Il. CANTOROwTTz g. c.,

BOOTS & SHOES,
SADDLERY.
CUTLERY, &c. &c.
HAVING had experience in Merchandising. es-
j i pecially in this town, for nearly three years,
we assure the public that our new stock Of Goods
JUS received is the choicest and best in this mar
kct, being selected with reference to the wants of
this community.
We checrfuliy invite the Ladies and Gentlemen
of Weavcrvlle and vicinity to call and examine
our stock Of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
as we can ssurc them that they will find our goods
suited to tht ir taste and necessities and at very
LOW PRICES.
One of our firm will leave soon for the Atlantic
States, to purchase oods for this market, and to
supply a branch house at the city Of San Francis
co. a. .CANItRONIIZN Go.
Weaver, March s. 1856. 7-tf
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Judiciary.
JUSTICES OF SUPREME COURT.
HUGH c. MURRAY ...... Chief Justice.
Solomon Heydenfelt. Associate Justice.
Chas. IL. Bryan ......
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DIRECTORY.
Of FIClAL DIR E C T o r Y
Executive Department.

OFFICERS OFFICES.
J. NEELY JOHNSON, Governor.
II. NJ. ANDERSON, ,..... Lieut.. Governor
DAVID f. DOUGLASS. . Secretary of State.
HENRY BATES. Treasurer Of State.
GEO W WHITMAN. Comptroller Of State.
w. S. WALLACE, ....... Attorney General.
JOHN H. BREWSTER, . Surveyor General.
JAMES ALLEN,........S State Printer.
+. WHSON.............
+. s. mckenzie. State Prison Directors.
ALEX. BELL.
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MlnerS Tools,
Rockers,
Toms,
Picks,
Shoyels,
CrowBars,
1om and Rocker Irons,
Sluicing Forks,
And a great variety of Hardware kept con
stantly on hand and for sale at his Shop situate
on Court street, near the Union Hotel
Thankful for past favors, he hopes by close
application to business, to continue to merit that
large share of public patronage which has here
t0forc been received.
Miners and others wishing anything in his line
will please give him call.
Va Work warranted, and no Saeadadgqn!
augll If
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l.. II. FISHERS
ADVERTISING AGENCY
/ p. r., is Sole Agent for the fol-

IRON BUILDING, OPPOSITE THE PACIFIC EXPRESS
OFFICE, OP sTARS.)
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IMPORT mt
TO HoUsERTEPELS AND DEAL
No as prv st New York.

>'MITE'S oEL F-alJUSTIEG STOCKS TIES and
CIR RAVATS -lhr Dniy premium a~sTded by he Amtr.
Iu.ttti SttleV iat ksir ~ he crystal pALc- -
y R-AbJUsItNb ~ Cts va 10 p y SMITH, NAnu'sc-
ur.r. 10 IS hey New York
Nee az wil n 4 ~ " TO their sdvRniag~ ta
nd rG niue ~utth' sve ~ eut uf he
t-hienai,. a rte r OK Gv-.ti c-mvuts all b.
O. ed 20 JoN' er- NJ W-.t"rn snd S,'uheT1 ties.
rrer, Re h reAry n Il the hr-t-ysss lob
hng II ,useS of Ne Y-rk @ y jsnT-
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nINNOIUTION,

TIVE partnership seu the undersxned IN the nsns
a1f style Of ". sesbu 4 Co. dissolved by mg-
ua cons Mt the set alt FtAer of viii attend ths
'esiliOs up Of The business Of Il q late arm.
J. M SFABURY,
z. z. PEACH.
ian2-u I'll. SkABURY.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From :. NJ. PETrINGILL co.'s ADVERTISING AGENCY
l19NSsssu Street, NEw YORE,
And No. 10 State street, BosToE.
p Co.. Agents for the most influential and largest
circulating Commercial Papers both in the United states and
the Czusdas.
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Pittsburgh Coal and Coke.

% y ~ ~ d De-
nEALFRS in Pittshu'EN Goal CnLs ard White Pine
~ Lumber = Br 81 sn Front Str e.. on the
ever >Ssh't - enn = hey int nj eei rg a col
tant su psv - The s"tvs articles at ason4br pri
Fsrilirs and rye Of Coal and Coke sut piled
ort Ontrsei On fair te me. ian8l
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EyM E@0D @G ~ - - >M~
TO Gentlemen Of Good 'HaSt

SPRING AND sUMMER GooDS,
or THE FYkEST QU1LTgIE> Gsd NEREST STTG ~,
COMPRISING EiAe snd al . dsaersn n A.d,- q Pane,
Cotryd f7oths isck ne-stis Carsasres in Efe4t
riey 81 los aad syha 9TH 4FEe " Caah
here Sls. HtalY. Marsriics - cher Eestii
NNvsng a hrst Cutt-E. th~ hs1f Fkmen,
Ei nake 40 lhe above Foods the aaaaner.
~ ordlng Tie e.t styrs althsa In n Aeu Yori
aud Fars Book of Fsshans, ~ eh receive maHthly
Gs.sFT0N a. AfshOet.
nah2s Ne. IS CxdaE g., she Pet Onca
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Nav FIRM.

" ,. SCABIR RE & ". =. PEACH,
have fOrmet a partnership ander the name e
and syle % T. J seAhury Go and taken the stock IN
and sand off VI. Sesbury G., in C0oPer's block, k&
Cherry street; and their friends and the uhc
n hey prepare g. execute description Of UOFk
the PLUMBING BUSINESS in he d. attest most sub
stsntisl manner They viii 4 furnish and 9t Gas
tur-s In the ndsomes' ytea They resp cu'y solicit
share Of public ps;ronsg- iEn2l
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ED. BURKE PICKETT,
REAL ENrAaI., 90 u u L. KCIAL,
FINsNCIAL, AND
G E N ER III A O e N r,
Cor or of Broad aad Front sta over AndeTsOn's,
NASHvILl z, fEEE.,

lHFIL take ehs-y~ q any business Mt asted 10 him.
w quiz ~ thr yicr ol ar Agenf =. cnmmi .sion
ir-y Actary B. ~ rises AID all h rye
n he aalvss = sfAet 9 giVea
n rro o. Crn act. Purchase, "a e. and Rent
~ Z .ss Estate a ats ant rls v tie rchA =
a -aie gq.n u,is.ian, I Won 5, -'ook- .nd iubk
Dreis an Aus every iv>cril.tl a. q aRdiIs iToes
-, al ktns Nseh ner, Eri 1lt ri Seeds ans
,lemehis, the sctirmrn, q md zms snd
l sns Eenefsi ,, Rlteasd 10 ait a sni po mg
sde.
- Informaton anghi AMI given IN every department
8usines "aiHnx - anl, b -trici AZ eutia n
'ay ing .sru nf., a cokingFath hv tsnt b.
dan . srs0 hfa1i csaIrgs,, "a especially So
e q shsrt Of poble - tron.lr
kEFbKEN ENCEs:
Gov " a. camphsh. O. W. exon, 7. Motley, Rank
y Middle tesn AZ l. hsnan; GOV y. :. RroSn, F.h a
,unring an thurch An iyrsR, ~ ars Bdck 60 burg
A sl-u, and r.sn Ali "a a 70 } hn Brreh E-Q
luBcAn NaeSrnsis wllsOn Ma hYiee; ios-i,h Anrn,
Go Nes sns, John v. lrs. PiI-baFga; J. D Lsh-
M p Itncinnka; fdman1 coop-f, CsiaScl carming
eehyvile; Msl & %. lris, ". J. spenee Haf ss.hor'
~ @ Whtkerns, 10 Col A. u. ioonsy cotumh'a; oi
j. luli, col wshesd. n. HslfoTn, 50 T. hAkeF E-Q
"a I.ua; e. Az T. Asxaaaey, MAJ nasfurd. Col %
Eagh IAxas springs; iT A. kn 4 J. O. hosrea, ~
aEd at al. sensrsi ,, Carthage
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AZ z are now ceIp, Of our FAIL AND W!N ER
w GOups embfEeng slsrg- ard well selected stock Of
OgFlGN AND DONkSTI' pRY GOODS, Ingeih-r with
,tenSive assortment % READY MADE CLOTHING, which
of-r the trad. hat cannot fail t. give
.ctinn. We solicit call frum o visiting market
nd shall take pleasure exhibiting stocF ard prices
hem ltugsO-fJ ALLISON, ANDERSON CO.
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TR SoeS NJ Furni hing tloOds e complete and
~ car sui all m - od arti siao' T hns VI have
lust ived noh invo ~ hr~ Collars Ia
tesr I've Gloves, Hspdkerc iet TAvAts Ts; Robes
De Ch imhrp &c. ~ Fur SAL. nv w. Nc TT.
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Spring and Summrr taShions IOr 1856
/ RRO VINE

IETOTLpre re Pc fully ~ rn he i,rm- Gus oTers, -
W and hs pu &c 81 lane that ,. has iiTt 'r1sn- 10
- frn tie with II he ate s'yrs aus p 90 tns ~
of for pr and ssnHasr, Shich b. siTcptF IL
Up n. ,shiou. Grsfefi T. rur In raj
~ "a the ssr. = he Psbie be so esa m
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new YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

Prom vISCHER OWN 4 c., Gent Advertising House
APpr ETns' HpISs S4s Bro dway, Nv YORK.
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Come as Last.

DOC AWONl SuOfNt O. aOHA0 o.
This 7 bac-of " and lie ssptness ell All usl
spsWn IN thi, aricie her brsutiiul
II, hsyOr Shch sh-r has fac 70 oIls nrets
pove its "a, ivrit, fir sale by the poun
Al o 80 a and 6ne cut sutkng rnoac verA
hle el- ~, sTge rtpen q g. W. q 'ifs smo
Esc IN pap-s, Of e br ani Lon, Cop
II ', NrrcCrv Cris a. ek Fanil, :, ~ IA Mid,
mi an o he g. - q heh We q ' q IN
tr d. At te.lucra prces L1UN- 4 a., ~ eGAr
>UNpRIs.S eocA Mac, shoy, Sc ter nj rapPss
snuTs fine CO Chew n r,bS> 0. Nee cham Ppes,
Lq1'T Gtsks Waiing tAher. CEsr Lishters, emo hos
articles hi-h degs ruined go dpGfg
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Wear n rsce,pt N -eyer.I

IJR NNDli.S. W. are n n receipt Of -eyer4l y
- n anl y pip.s rrandy. r,rect IN Ougl the IUsION
icU-k hich gusrsn'ee Is far sup ." De
q r ought "a this nzrk't III yaeo he esi kBoWt
nd 'lot,e COgn &C. OtsTd Dupuy tto vineyard
r " -tFs Champ gne BT ID ard various hers Fei
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as LYONS A 90 ce4aru
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Facts About Anlbrotypes.

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