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The Nevada journal., 1856-07-04
TESTIMONIALS FROM The rREss.
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BRIeET STREAK OF GRATrTuDE The following
letter appeared soine time srce in the San Francisco
Citizen, without the knowledge Of Dr. Young We
cory It as complimentary tribute one Of the most
skful physicians that ever made this State his resi-
dence AS it was entirely unsolicited and made rrh.
c without the knowledge OF apy enc but the writer
1t speaks volumes. 1t should be cut out and pinned
NJ ior reference to any who should unfortunately
be similarly situated
To MY AFFLICTED FELLOW MES-Beire about 10
leave the State Of California for my home in Mich.
gan, wish before leaving 10 recomnend to your no.
ice that great benefactor, DR. J c Young was on
the very brink Of the grave hen be stretched forth
his hand and saved me from death Forseveralyears
had been troubled with complication of diseases.
brought on by bad habits, aggravated by exposure 10
the mines, which had SO weakened nv system and
undermined my constitution that have often cca :.
temploted snicide. Borne down by racknc pains In
my oody dizziness in my head gore eyex pains and
misery IN my bnck and hips weasiness in my !egs
evil foreoangs, togetheTwii confirmed ME apchoIx
considered my best friends to be my worst cpem;p;
my dreams were frightful and times strange pssn-
tasles took possession Of my mind Twas hur, yrg to
insanity-'hat wort Of living deatts In thsstae n
friend and partner in the mining busincss approached
me on the subject, and advised me to GO to tho Bay
and rec DR. Young. did SO and thank God for it.
Or. Young examined my case, and told ne be could
cure me- Shortly after commenced takng his med
icnes my troubles began to decrease and in three
months was perfectly we'll. Take my advice nIi
you that afflicted and call upon him. for he will Be
sure 10 cure you; be has cured several of my acquai
tances after they bad become discouraged by beins
deceived by The bumbugs of the day both by Amer
can and foreign vagabonds. My heart leaps towards
friends. If CuAg y MANUorr
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NEw SALooS.--A new saloon has been open
ed opposite the new Court House. by our friend
David johnson. The quality of liquors kept
at the above place are the FIRST quality and
The saloon itself is neat and well fitted up. To
the above saloon are we indebted for several
bottles of the best champagne which was
drank to the health OF the rev 5aiocu and It's
.r,~.bp ,-oo-:afor
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nrTbe Vigilance Cunrn,t.ce are still in
fill force at San Francisco. 1t il almost mos
rally certain, that should Hopkins die. Terry's
liz. viii be d minded. A great deal ofsTmp *
rhy is excited in favor Of Terry, but it las Its
tie effect on the stern dispensers of justice who
hold him in custody.
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SHEkIEElS SAIE.

IIERIF . SALE.
HRI virtue Of an Execution to me directed, issued
1D from the Clerks Office of the District Court. in
and for the County of Nevada. in favor of J. R Nc
Cohnsll. and against J, 4 c. Hail. dated HAY 18th.
for the sum Of 1868 S5 cents together with costs
OF suit taxed at s5o III, have levied upon and eel
zed the following described property, which l ha6
formerly attached towt All the right, title and in
terest said J. c. Hall had On the I'd OF May in and
to lot of mining ground situated in the Comfy of
Nevada, on Brush Creek, which shall sell at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash. in front Of
the Sherif's Office, Nevada city, on the 2d day Of
July, A, D. 1856, at ppm
Given under my hand this 18th day Of juno A.
D. 1855. WV. RIGHT. Sheriff
BY O 3. Wnon Endnr Sheriff
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TIE GLORIOUS -FoJRTHill
Grand <abbash school Pic Mic,

Of8 nO ~GOD1tm ScuOOf h-sC N1Cs
Tie d fftitut schools nf Nevada. Grass Val-
,ey and Rough and Ready, eight in number,
vllI unite in celebration of the eigthlieih am
niyery Of our nations Independence. 10 day
The spot selected for the Pic Mic. isa beau>
riiul grove of oak. on llamlin 6 Mills Ranch
about two mile. from town, on the old road to
Grass Valley.
At the grove the exercises will be in the
following order:
/. singing by the Sabbath Schools.
2. Prayer By the Chaplain. Rev. Mr..
Warren.
g. Declaration Of Independence read by
A. A. Sargent.
4. Singing by the Sabbath Schools.
S. Address to the Sabbath Schools By Rev.
J. r. Tansey ofGrass Valley.
7. Grafton by Hon. G. B. Tingley Of Neva>
ia.
8. Singing by the Sabbath Schools.
9. Pic Mic.
After which the day viii be spent in amuse>
ments Juvenile Sports, &c.
The public are invited.
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SINGING School The second term Of Mr..
Holbrook's popular Singing School. cons
mences at the NJ. E. Church, on Friday even-
ing, July llth. Persons who desire to ac-
quire or perfect themselves in the beautiful art
of m usic. should attend this school. The price
OF tuition is low. and Mr.. nolbrook is one Of
the most accomplished teachers in the State.
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THE FOURTH.

ORDER OF ExERCIsEs AT WOODS RAvINE,
FRIDAY, JULY 4TH.
Prayer by Rev. NJ. Gober.
Music by the Band.
Reading the Declaration of Independence,
by T. P. Hawlcy.
Orntion, by q. S. Hupp Esq.
Music by the Band
Dinner. at one o'clock, P. N.
Immediately after Dinner, Hon. W. I. Fer
guson, of Sacramento will deliver an Grafton.
Other interesting exercises will take place
during the afternoon.
Citizens of Nevada, and surrounding towns,
are most cordially invited TO Join.
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S-Extensiye preparations have been made
for grand time at Woods Ravine to day
A procession will be formed, in town, accom-.
panied with band of music and march to the
beautiful place, where on Grafton will be de-
liyered.
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MARRIED Sunday, June 29th. MIR, WM LY-
ON, of Neynda. to MRs. MARGARET CuNNISeHAm II
San Francisco.
Accompanying tho above notice, was bottle Of
sparkling Heidseick, for which make best bow
We always esteem it pleasure to chronicle any
thing that has in it the population of tho country
Happiness attend them.
The Nevada journal., 1856-07-04

MpCharles p. Duane secreted himself on
board the Stephens ut Acapulco, and was not
discovered until the vessel was outside the h ar-
boz. Three days after. the Sonora was spoken
on her way down. nd N'N"" M aboard.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

pY virtue OF decree of foreclosure and order of sale
ID 10 me directed and delivered, founded on a iude-
ment issued QUITO the Hon District Court of the 4h J
dical District IN favor Of irst Russell and against
Fitch Churchman, for the of Sl43e Is, together
with all costs of suits, am commanded to sell the
following described property, TO wit: certain wa
ter Dltch and the Flumng thereof, situated in Neva-
da County running from Greenhorn to Hunts Hill.
and known as the Greenhorn ditch notice is h.reby
given that shall sell at public auction the above
aescroed property to the highest bidder for cash in
front Of the sherff's Office Nevada, on the III day of
July, 1856, at the hour of2P NJ
Given under my hand ut Nevada, this 18th day Of
June, A D. 1856.
W. W. WRIGHT Sheriff,
By C. F. Woop. Under Sheriff
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FRISBIE'S THEATRE,


ME undersigned would respectfully inform the
IL profession that, owing to the the fact that JNO
8 POTTER has utterly failed. to comply with the
terms OF the contract by which Ileased him nv The
afro will let it by the Night, Week. Or Month for
Dramatic Entertainments, Concerts and Exhibitions
The THEATRE. has been fitted up at q great expenee
and tho stage enlarged with new stock Of Scenery
Il Will comfortably seat EIGH HUNDRED PER
SONS All communications addressed to me will be
promptly attended 20 e "-' 'e
Nevada, March g. 1856 L.P FRIsRrE
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sa-C. J. Lansing Esq, delivers an
Grafton to-day at Washington. The well
known eloquence and ability OF Mr.. Ian
sing, will warrant the citizens of that Pl ace
10 anticipating rich treat.
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Nevada Bakery.

No. 81 Main Street, Neroda.
THE undersigned has this day purchased tho entire
interest of Geo. w. Dickinson, TO the Nevada Ea-
kerry and is now prepared to furnish Bread Pos kes
Graham and Boston Brown Bread and f.ncy Pastry
eddlng Cake Iced Cake for parties made to order
ne shortest notice in stylo not excolled by any and
tin quantity to any mount
connection the Bar will be Stocked with the best
OF Liquors, &C DO and will DO presided over by RICH
AEp LUTON. vi Sand Bank nosoriety,'') who will
be harry TO his old friends and as msny new
as will favor him with = a-csfi
est notice. ~ 'A0-'
ors to render sitisfacrion hope to merit shave Of
public patronage. JAMES cOpp-
Nevada, March 9th, lS56.-.5-tf
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INSOLVENT NOTICE.
In the matter of the application of w.

III IHo "aseSi VI luc aPpiieatlou VI "
Underwood, an Insolvent Debtor.
IN the District Court Of the Fourteenth Judicial Dis
trict In and for the County Of Nevada.
Pursuant TO an order heretofore made by tho Hon Niles
sears, District Judge Of the District Court ufore-aid
Notice Is hereby given to all the creditors of said In
solvent 10 be and appear before said Court the Court
House in the town of Nevada, ard County OF Nevada
on MONDAY the day Of July, D. 1856 10 o'clock
", then and there to show any ry cau) why
assignment OF the said lnsolysns Estate should not
made and he be discharged from his debts a. an Insol
vent Debtor.
Given under my hand with the seal OF the Dis.
LIS. trct Court aforesaid, hereto affixed this 5ih
day of June, A. d. 1855.
J. II. BoSTwICK, Clerk District Court.
6-4t BY THOMAS p. HAWLEY, Dep.
Tweed Fletcher, Attys for Petitioner.
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E9F We are indebted to James F.. Hamliu
for the first delivery of the Atlantic papers
two hours in advance of the mail.
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E~ Our thanks are due Mr.. Lambert, ol
the Pacific Express, fo- the prompt delivery
of papers during the past week.
The Nevada journal., 1856-07-04

@~ Some patriotic gentleman b as erected
bean pole upon the new Court House, which
the stars and stripes are now proudly waving
The Nevada journal., 1856-07-04

Dsa- A subscription has been raised to 6re
salute this morning and evening.
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PUBLIC NOTICE,

Jones' Bar, Nevada county, California, Nav 81, 1856
~ Office is hereby given that claim the right of
IN taking from the South Yuba River, about one
half mile above Jones' Bar. Nevada county the am
of five hundred cubic inches Of water for mining pu
posesthe said being requisite for the use Of
the Jones Bar Funs," and located by me, ,as wa
ter privilege on the lst day Of January. A D 1856 =
je6 81 GEORGE HAMIIn.
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m-M -Michelsen is always on hand with pa
pers Of all kinds
The Nevada journal., 1856-07-04

WOLFS' sCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS.
RANCRoFTS' Chi's Cider. ----~
dunbar sons Porter and Ale, lin -giass-l r.
turner's WormwoPd cord al and Come syrurs..
Claret and Sauteruc Wines -: ~
Sparkling Eock.
Genuine Swiss Ahsin:he, Kirsch, Curacao, Meras.
Chamoertn and Anisette. For sale by
Nevada, Jan. IS. 1856 ~t
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.--s- SUN MONS.
STArE OF CALIFoRSIA, County Of Nevada, Town.
~ ship OF Nevada, S. Justice Court Before T. P
Van Hagen; P. The people Of the state Of Caifor-
mia to John D Pinkcrton
You are hereby summoned to appear before the un-
dersgnsd, Justice Of the Peace al his Office in said
I2wnship on Saturday, the l2sh day of uly A D.
of james Monroe. who demands Of you the sum Of one
hundred and clever Is 100 dollars rs appears by his
complaint now on file in my Office On f,ilure 80 to
appear and answer judgment will be rendered ainst
you for the sum Of Sill Is damages and COSTS of suit
Given under my hand this l2rh day Of June 1856
l. P. VAN HAGEN Justice of the Peace.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA. County and Township of
Nevada II satisfactorily appearing to me that the
above defendant has left the county tits ordered that
publication of summons be ma de in the Nevada Jour
nal for one month. p VAN HAeES J. p
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A S S A Y O FICE.
JESTH & HUNTER,

AssAYERs OF Coin 0REs OF EvERv DEscurrrros
First street, Third Door from D. Msrysville.
RETURNS MADE WITHIN II HOURS.
INOR the convenience of onr customers in tho Int.
l. rior, we have established Branch of our
SSAY FFICE.
in this city. The reputation of our Bars bs;n 81,
established in San Francisco and New York ,hsv
always be cashed on the most advanfageons ,orrns
We shall be prepared 10 furnish our Customers with
coin for their bars at rates but little in advance Of
those OF San Francisco Ns' "a
Parties sending US dust firm the Interior can have
reurns, IN COIN. by the Express which leaves the
following morning.
Hates OF Charges as in San Francisco
5. HILLEN HUNT r, Marysvile.
E.JESCH, San Francisco
Ma-ysFiile, Jvue lS.s, 1855 -3n
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JOHN L ARK.
SUNlMONS

Agent Tor Nevada No. 20 Main street, and for sale b.
Druggists generally I3u,
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SCHIEDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPS

would therefore advise all who drink the Schnapps
such places to MARX APPEARANCE and
be outside snapper label should 10 defacod RxFUsE
10 DRINK unless FRESH BOTTLE Is oFESEp.
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UINLPHO WOLF E.
CAUTION TO PERS SONS
......WiO DRINK ,T......
8 - l. - - n q FL O @ . i.

Numerous complaints are made Of persons who keep
Bars Steamboats, and in Hotels who ill up my empty
bottles With Gin and sell it to the unsuspectin
fo-
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St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-08-14
The Prairie Hunter.
BY WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.

Ay, this is freedom these pure skies
Were never stained with village smoke;
The fragrant wind that through them flies,
Is breathed from wastes by plow unbroke
Here, with my rifle and my steed,
! And her who left the world for me,
| plant me where the red deer feed,
In the desert greenland am free.
Then Viva la for the prairie wide!
And Viua la for my forest home!
And Yea la for the mountain side,
Where the bounding elk and bison roam
For here the fair savannahs know
No barriers in the bloomy grass
Wherever breeze Of heaven may blow
Or a beam of heaven may glance, l pass
In pastures measureless as air,
The bison is my noble game;
The bounding elk, whose antlers tear
The branches, falls before my aim.
Then Viva Ia, SC.
Mine are the river fowl that scream
Along the line of narrow sedge;
The bear that marks my weapons gieam,
Hides vainly in the forests edge;
In vain the she-wolf stands at bay;
The brinded catamount that lies
Among the bOughs to watch his prey,
In the act of springing drops and dies.
Then Viva la, sc.
With what free growth the elm and plane
Their huge arms fling across my way,
Gray, old and cumbercd with the train
OF vines as huge, and old, and gray!
Free stray the lucid streams, and find
No taint in these fresh lawns and shades
Free spring the flowers that scent the wind
Where a scythe has never swept the glades.
Then Viua la, &C.
Alone the fire, when frost winds sere
The heavy herbage Of the ground,
His annual harvest gathers here,
With roaring like the battles sound,
And hurrying flames that sweep the plain,
And smoke streams gushing up the sky;
I meet the flames with flames again,
And at my door they cover and die. ..
Then Tica la, &C.
From dim woods here the aged past
Speaks solemnly; and behold
The boundless future in the vast
And lonely river seaward rolled.
Who feeds its founts with rain and dew!
-Who moves, ask. its gliding mass,
And trains the bordering vines, whose blue
Bright clusters tempt nae as pass
Then Viua la, SC.
These streams are broad-my steed obeys,
And plunging bears me through the tide;
These woods are wide-I thread the maze
OF giant stems, nor ask a guide.
l hunt till days last glimmer dies
Ger woody veil and grassy height;
And kind the voice, and glad the eyes
That welcome my return at night.
Then Piua la, sc.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-08-14
Romantic Skettb.
lola LAFFRETS:
OR,
The Triumph Of Virtue and Fidelity
BY j. II. ROBINSON.

CONCLUDED.
About midnight Vanderver and the
Indian were joined by Lacy at a
short distance from where Letson
kept watch over lola. The Indian
and Lacy changed clothes, and then
the former proceeded to paint the
latter after the Indian style. When
he had finished, the transformation was
considered perfect. The Indian was
dismissed, while Lacy, who was to
personate him with Vanderver, return.
ed to their companion. Early in the
morning Miss Laffrets was compelled
to mount a horse provided for the
purpose, and with her captors, who
were also mounted, moved off in a
northwestern direction. The sol di.
SAINT Indian, who passed under the
sobriquet of Redskin, kept studiously
aloof during the greater part of the
day but before night lola observed
that he appeared anxious to approach
her. Several times when Vanderve,
and Letson were few yards in advance
he refined III his horse close to hers
aid apparently was about to address
her. At that instant her captors slack
ened their pace, aud he fell quickly
back, as though afraid of their displea
sure.
lola resolved to favor his design
Again he repeated the operation, wher
bending towards him, in a low, hurri
ed voice she addressed him
IF you have aught to communicate
speak, am ready to hear you"
The Indian smiled, and then pointed
significantly towards Vanderver
Miss Laffrets understood him. Ht
wished not to be observed by his com
panions, and as she believed, EN-
ployers. Curious to know the impor
of all this, she reined up her horse ant
kept pace with the Indian.
Her captors were some distance il
advance. Lacy inclined towards he
in the saddle, and speaking in a whis
per said
"Be not alarmed, Miss Laffrets, f,
friend is near you, one who woult
peril his life to save you from the pow
er of those ruf1ians, who have tori
you from home, and the soft endeal
ments you love. l trust you know
me even in this guise, which wa
adopted as the only means Of you
rescue. changed habiliments wit
the Indian whom you first saw yestel
day, by the inaunce Of large bribe
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-08-14

of hell, how wilt thou vex poor hu.
manityl When thou takest upon thee
the habiliments of religion, or hidest
thyself under the mantle of friendship,
thou art demon, no less. In all thy
shapes, in all thy phases, thou bringest
sorrow and a most crushig misery
upon the offspring of the dust. Is
there no exorcism that will allay thee,
thou fend ? Avaunt away,Iback to
thy sulphurous cavern. "Trouble us
not before the time"
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-08-14
S. II. HENDERSON,
Attorney at LAW,
LAlll Agent,
Mitchell, Mitchell County,

*# .lOWA.
Will attend pro9 9ptly to all business entrust-
ed to his care. Rrticular attention paid to
collections, buyinaand selling lands on COM
mission, and pay4,nt of taxes in any part OF
Iowa or Minnesota 2y1o
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For F,.lt Course, Incl ing az Department. Of Boet
kseyiag, Lectures "id lrs..,tr'lshi fasu'dOLysa ~
For rug t0tirEe l., IGdiss Department.. ~
J. the crafty log and unprecedented sue
which have marked tie raEeef Of their 81 Se
newed sxerons 70 meet IL ne t+ost :ytet ndier; u,
sire course VI mercantile traiHtg The great pracsies
vxIvrienss Of e rnc!PGl, IN hs.ES banAns aia
ssRs Hn 70 ST.1s TO degrTs o. q
NcT ATTAINED BS ANY. OTHER lNsIfTITI9N; kAe;
stuItn D. process Is drilled At ;ss DES4A
Il a & g ss Sts ss. s "a eIeag aeas7 ds 81 o$ s IaS
.srEci ar apprenticeship in Se8'e large Conmeret'
! bunturs art, IL ; great uepsuEe, disspa;ed
In sGdt:qp 20 our engasyIsH q sss9'aPSesa - As'I M
most slnsn: Lecturers in co 70 lecture on
0Ir course Of instruction Is extended to
hgre but !: embraces sysEy thing cVlileEid VIE
il. scIc Pr.ncipts-Lvetures upon History
and History Eminent Commercial Men, Commercial ee
P5tuil Economy, MeresHtIe Law, Ethics Of Trade Part
ners,ip, Be- a
TYF LADIES' DEPABT.KET5T
Is opened reception of fIies No Insitntioh in
Jn0 inparts thorough or interesting eOurse In
c6ncion, would add that We shall put forth ,,t our
ten reception with which enterprise has met, GIla see
,ss 5SSss Or fsd can 6eGrHed asay
GLiss SiiniLIr 1fGrcGnfie GOiIoOc.
/ ing:--As .sr i. -
We ;'s undersigned take Plsasurein teStfsing that ne
are rerSonally nc1!nte With 1F. GgRnsers ability as a
Aseountanf Teacher Of BOOK Keeping which a OF The
highest order He has had great experience as an Ae
in heavy CouinerrisI Banking Houses, which
yts min superior facilities inparting PfGCtfcGE
Ro,cieige Book Ktepfa0, and a thorough e0'''eresas
- - l. j. ALLEN, III. D.,
\ isFss!deutof Farmers College.
LoRIS ASDREwsI
\ .at President of Kenyon College.
/ = -,
To ycung men who wish to acquire BrStnets Edtc0
tioSS Ne think it affords facilities very seldom equaled-
SIR On tsefF has o. GncE-
e aud ap;ness in teaching, added 70 practical
f9si, erc and We iee confident that GRADUATES roin
his Colr5e falI competent 70 keep the most e"As
! A. p STONE. ITlolssaIe and Rstail Merchant. :
| j. j. JANSET, ee Board Of Control, State BANK et o.
| J. f. pAi,SI, BOOK Keeper az D, 7 W0odbuEss
b, 0yRHDIRR, Book Keeper at Clinton lark
l II. q MILLS, soy Columbus Gas and Coke Go:
| q. Z. MASON, Rcok a. J. H. ElsS a Co.'S.
I r-z7~ For .fuIl particulars, send FOR circular.
I = GRASGER e. 4RNSgR0NG,
I fe4-1v PropSietoEs.
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.-54sf SundTleS.
zIlO SACKS Of Rio CoGee;
llO tIeFcss Rice; - stt fs'-
bhlE. PulTrriLcd Sugar;
~ t GTusiied
Soft Crushed Sugar;
hhdB. N. o. SUGAR; 7ss55se sFl
sfs 10 boxes Chocolate;
4uU lbs. Race GipgtT;
10 boxes %iIit P5PGs; s#sf
- 20 bls. NJ. SineIin!n MaekeFel; zs
2l y bbls. =
Is boxes no ! Herring;
10 bbls. Prime Eastern Herring;
Just received and sale hy 74#
.sfsfsFsss ALEX. TURNER, 5.
9f-29 Mtlodeou IsnildinrS. Main ST.
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n il)beelil1s 1ntrlIierufrr,

- - lari1nl - =. - 80 % ~
rIL[tY ~ annrri sTSS
WsIkiI, Pei sna9iii - - - lffi5 %
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GOING NORTH.

GOING soUTH-The Il 20 Train viii connect at San
husky with Morning TOlGdo; At Aonroeye with
Chicago Express Southern Division Of C. T. Road; ut
shelby Junction with Cincinnati Express from CIeveandi At
Newark with East and West Trains on the Central Ohio
railroad. 49, -t,5lst
The p. Train viii eoneetat sandusy with steam
Bay City from Detroit az Si. Es:setp Ens'
Train on c. O.. CIR c. Columbus Chclnnn at slams
field Junction 1850 r. NJ. with Fast Ir2ln on o. r r n
PittsburE, and atSsHaFk with EAst anu est Night
Trains Central Ohio r. RI - ~
GOING NoRTITle q 80 y Train Min make lose cons
nectIon At Newark With Mail Train from la!E one O. r.
r. Mansfield Junction With ExqIess for Nt
shelby junction at with Cincinnati Express Tor
Cleveland, Hualo and New Eotk, and Mouroeys with
Mail Train G. 4. 7. road TO Toledo, ChieaEo Gc ~
4.aH Train WI connect ot Newark vita Express from
Genital Ohio Road 4t Manahtld Junction with
Train for Pittsburgh at Shelby Junction at 5Sl
with Cncinn6ti Mall Cleveland; SIonroere with Yht
Rxpres for Toledo Chlcngo sandusky with the
- ~ : j. W. WEBB. sup't.
,sanduslSy Aug. 4, 1856. sss sep15-tf
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sandusky, Mansfield q Newark
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-02
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Three Through "A adna. Zach Way bally9J
SUNDA rs EYGEPTbD,
Connecting or the East with the Damors and Ohio hAn
road Helupaeld Railroad and the Ohio River 81
and on The West 1!t Railroads GAINESVILLE, Mon.
roeyic and Columbus an parts Of the South wsst and
N0Ets West ifsy.