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RAILROAD HOUSE,

OOWWc1TfuI 0Nd Gay STFcefS,
NEAR BATTERY SAN FRANCISCO
'HE stranger will easily distinguish this Hotel by
serving the Cupula and Town lock. which are vsi
bic from all parts of the city, ami from TIE balcony
which most beautiful view of City, Bay and surround
ing country always he had No other Hotel in the
city possesses the same Advantages
Ihs Hotel Is first class spacious four story fire proof
Brick Building, running through from street TO street
thereby insurng the gr, possible ventilation safety
and convenience. 1t Is lighted with gas with water and
all mod improvements every story situated in the
most cen al part of city an is the most cleanly and
BEST KEPT HOTEL on the Pacific.
GREAT REDUCTION OF prizes, to keep pace with
the times enables the visitor live better more eco
nomically the Railroad House than csewhcre prices
being suited to the of ALL
Board and lodging from 81 to 50 per tav aecorlin. 10
meals and rooms selected
The visitor is entitled to the free inspection of numcr
nus large and beautiful views along the Panama Railroad
Chagres River, al the Great Atlantic and Pacific Rail
road
Baggage taken from the landing FREE oct3l- -3m
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SU7E MONS.

StTATE OF CALIFORNIA. County Of NrVad1, S.
NiJustirc' Court Brf re j. B. Johnson Justice of the
Peace The Poop of the State of iiiinrnia II. II
Bcdell You hereby summoned t. appear before the
unde signed Justice Of the Peace. h Office in said
Township WEDNESDAY, the eth day Of January
\ b. 1856 at 1" o'clock, \. VI. to To the
paint of W ). Long in plea ofdcit in the of Two
Hun red Dollars per account nov on file On failure
appear AMI answer. Ju lgmcnt will be rendered
against yon for the sal sum OF Two Hundred dollars
damages and costs of suit
Givrnun .er my han this 18th day of December, \.
). 1856
B. jon NSON Justice Of the Peace.
lphn affidavit Of Joseph kutz that the above named
def nsnt he found. and it appearing the
satisfaction of the u$ticc that OF action exists
aainsi said defendant is ordered that the
summons bc made said dcfndcnt Icy pul location III
d9s-sw ]. i son NSON. J. 7.
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ANuTS' A. II
New York Bakery.

JACOBS & LEWIS have re-opened at their old ,tsoS
u ON Main street and viii keep constantly on hand
Bread of all kinds-Wheat Rye and Boston Bro,n
Bread.
Cakes of all kinds.
Pastry of every description
Fruits of the season. every variety
lee Cream kept constantly hand. The ISsf vii In
supplied with Liquors of the choicest QUALITIES.
Quail, Hare and other game kept constantly on hsra
JACOBS & LEWIS
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diamond Work Diamond Work I,

\NE have on hand the most extensive stock in any
w one honsc in the United States, which we can
aud will sell less than the quantity AMI STYLE can he
had for cash, in New York city BFIGGS DEF S 60
corner Montgomery and Sacramento SITS
dec l2-lmis San Era,.;..o
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Reduction i'm Prices.

VNE will sell our entire stock of Diamonds Watches
W Jewery, Silver, Silver Plated Ware. and Fancy
Articles, at greatly reduced prices Every article sold
VIII he according to representation the money will be
refunded by BRIGGS, DEF & CO.
l2l Montgomery street, Sacramento
dec12-lmis San Francisco
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II NO1ice.

Notice.
STATE of California-County of Ncvada-ss To the
- Hon Thomas II. Ca4well presiding Judge of the
Court OF ssions aud ~ 4 Sargent ESQ., District Attor-
ncy OF NeVa In county You viii YOU please
take notice that the undersigned Intends early
date as possible to make application the Governor of
the State OF California behalf of JOHN WALSH con
Nictcd OF TIE crime of IAN assault with intent commit
murder at the December term of the said Court of
SONS, A. D. ls36 AMI SC ntcnccd the 9th day of De-
cemher, le16 to imprisonment in the penitc nary for
term of four years from the date of sentence for
pardon of the said John Walsh. JAMES WALSH
on behalf of John Walsh
December llth A.D. ls56
l. Thomas H. Caswel. County Judge of Nevada county,
aad presiding Judge of the Court of Sessions of said
county, do hereby acknowledge service of the within
notice. THDS IL CASWEII
Presiding Judge of the Court of Sessions
December llth ls56
J. A A Sargent, hereby acknowledge service of the
within notice. A. A. SARGENT
December lIth 1856. District Attorney
State of California, County of Nevada ss-L j. II
Bostwck County Clerk in aud for said hereby
certify that the foregoing copy of the original
notice of application for the pardon Of John Walsh with
the acknowledge of service thereon the same now re-
mains file in my office.
In testimony whereof l have hcreunto set
- my hand and affixed the seal of said county
~ J. III. BOSTWICK,
decI2lm Clerk Nevada County.
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Time for all purposes under the Sun.
NOW is the time to purchase fine Goods cheap, at
~ BRIGGS, DET s. co. Joc,Iers
Corner of Montgomery and Sacramento street:
dec 12-1m x San Francisco
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My Wife Mary Jane.

III AS LEFT MY BED g. BOARD without csuse- or
provoc afion, and thereby warn any one froui hhf
boring trusting her my account as viii NOT he rer
ponsible ior debts fher contraction " "
Ioy 2l-3mE JOHN HOCRENBERRY
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Bracelet Lost.

4 LADY'S GOLD BRACELET. Cameo face, was
~ lost some three weeks ago in Grass Valley or on
the road from that place Nevada A liberal reward
will be given TO the person leaving the Bracelet this
office nov2stf
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MARRIED.

In this City, on Christmas Evening by Rev. Mr. Stone,
JOHN PATTIsoN, Esq, Agent of Lang,on's Express,
to MISS SUSAN l.. RICHARDSON
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Cigar Store.

A. WITKOW
4 EEPS constantine hand, at the American Excbanp,
n n the very best quality of Havana CiRars and ;
iopacco. Don't forget the place, at the American Ex
change Corner of Washington and Main street. ritf
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THOMAS Z. UAWLEY,
NOT A RY PUH EEC.

Office with Duckner & Hill, C. W. Mulford's Bank
ing IIous" Main rect.
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Notice.

NTATE'OF CALIFORNIA County of NevadG 49,
In the matter Of She Estate of Henry Martin deeear
d[wl be sold on the premises, situated of Montesumr
' IN saa county on Monday the eighth day az neecm
Estate in and to two shares in certain mining ciams
Q nown as the keystone Tunnel Company's claims Nv
tder of Court. This 18th day of Noy'erbaT u
lb56 DANSEsy TEsS5sfp1s Z ssyyS%1ssr, x. q u
Attest-J H. BosTwIcK Clerk - ~
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Tl,e HOLIDAYS are COming .

A Nd If YOU WANT A NICE GIFT BOON, for a
~ Christmas or New Years present, go and exam
inc the choice selection just received at
U-ELCH,S PIONEER POOK STORE. s
December 10. 1856
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New Firm. Hill, Wooster & Co.,


Successors to HILL. CLARK Il Coz
The undersigned have this lay associated themselves
partners in the UAoiesaie Grocery and Propsioa Bus
ness, under the name and style of HILL, WOOS TER &
co. at the late stand of II Clark & Co. 81 Front
Sacramento, and hope by unremtcd cxcrtions merit
the patronage extended to the late firm.
THOMAS HILL.
JNO Il WOOSTER, }'"'i""o"'o
PHILIP l.. WEAVER San Francisco
Office in San Francisco, a Front street up stairs
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A Card.

Merchants gf Neuada-Gentlemen =
Re1evihg that expedition is paramount object with
you IN the transit of yonr goods have Concluded Is
wl.nasw the heretofore presented to you
out sun asre you that the price of freight via Railroad
Will continue lower thany the yvav of teams from Sac
rahento b. TALLMAN, 62 Front ST.
oc'%4H Sacrame city.
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n NOtice.

'INHE firm of HILL, CLARK & co. is this day dis
l. solved by mutual consent Either of the partners
will sign in liquid ion. All persons indebted the
above firm will confer favor by an early payment.
THOMAS HILL,
J. W. CLARK
Sacramento, Nov 9th 1876
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INSTRUMENTS,
OF Every Variety.
Cheap Publications +!

A Circulating Library of over One Thousand volumes
of the Latest aud most popular works published.
Also Magazines Periodicals, and Newspapers from al
most every part of the civilized world
Steamer papers and California wceklies neatly put in
wrappers for nailing-Postage Free.
Diaries aud Daily Journals for ls51-a arety of sizes
for the pocket and counting Dom.
Magnificent Gift Books, Albums, Valentines &c. for
the Holidays
liberal share of public patronage is solicited and
hope strict attention to business and PRICES to
merit the same. j. E. HAMLIN
Adams Fire Proof Brick Building, Broad cor Pine
Nevada Dee. la ls.6-tf
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Main Street. Nevada.

NTHERE he will do all kinds of DENTISTRY
w as low good work can be done in the State.
" B. am prep red to set Artificial Teeth in the best
known manner such plain with gums either Gold
Patina Silver or Gutta Perclia plate. Also Bockwork
or Aliens continuous Gum. And for all that docs
please after months trial will refund the money. !
will fill Teeth with pure Gold full tight and to stay, and
for all that out within five years will refund the
money fill for nothing Aud for all Teeth that plug
and do not arrest the decay in the cavity FILL will insert
new ones for nothn- And am always cnabledto know
my filings from my registry Toohaehe arising from,
exposed nerve cured Nifhout extractng in twomintcs
ard the nerve eectually destroyed charge made
Al Atracng prepare the mouth for plate work done
gratis tud by improvedlnsruncns will take ont any
teeth or roofs with the facility although they may
have been give up by Others And diseases arising from
TH1E TEETH
cured and nil irreous rites remedicd charge made
For the foregoing propositions the best securities will be
given either in cash dep sites or good mems endorse
Besides any amount references 10 persons who
have my work for years. W kELLUM
November %, 1s56--tf
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Shaving Saloon,

HstVHAhS SdIVUIIs'
II AIR CUTTING, SHAVING and SHABtR66I&Gi
T. done IN rAc most approved style at uy Shaving
faon on oonmerciat Street sfew doors ab6vc Mayors
Foes Boot and Shoe establishment
The publie gre invited cafi and test nv si{ltru
Is a Tonsorial Artist Don't forget the place
19-tf PETER DRJ1NZER Commercial strrrs
HOTEL and Family >tores-n every variety and ofth.
Il choicest qualities for sale by
19-tf T. ELLARD BEANS & Co 50 Rroad-.t
IN OO0 Lbs Crushed, New Orleans Powdered
L 4<sO Wand China SMEAR for saIo h,r -
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DissOInfi0w.

HE partnership heretofore existing between eeorre
4 5 Maker, A. B. Dibblc and A, p Lsncsster, IN .
concern known as the Mountain Springs LumberinG
company was this day dissolved by mutual eensenS
George Maker having purchased the interest Of A.
Lancaster The business will hereafter be carried On ~
the remaining members of the firm
Dee. ., 1856. GEORGE s. MEEER
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Superior Billiard Tables
j. IL. HAMLIN.

>4.1t Z Wholesale and Retail Dealer in BOOKS
X ri m Sf75STATIONERY, MUSICAL INSTRU
49, 49, xs@s.4z. MENTs. MUSIC, CUTLERY, GOLD
FENS. Fanny GOODS, &c.. Sc. has just received the
stnc ,ffn in Ncv
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FOR SALE.

UNITED STATES BAKERY.
Pine Street. First Door 6eloac Kidd Knon Brick Store
VIE undersigned having rebuilt and fitted ND their Bn
l. kerry, on the site of the old stand prepared
to furnish their old customers and all &y give them
call with Pies, Cakes, BreuR Bread and tyaIar
Bread of superior quality.
Fruit Lemon Pound and Sponge Cake. Wedding Pa,
ties antilles and Restaurants supplied with every var
ETY. of Bread and Pastry usually found in New York Bak
cries, at wholes ale Prices. DREIFOSS q 3LEPPERT
Nevada, September 10Th 1856
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AMERICAN EXCHANGE,

AMERICAN EXCHANGE.
GEORGE LEWIS, Proprietor.
A NEW ARRANGEMENT.
- The undersigned would respectfully inform
l;111M his friends and the old patrons of the above
siIsr# named House, that he is prepared to accom-
s15.~ them in hettcr STYLE than any other
House in the mountains, at the junction of
Main, Washington and Commercial SITS.
The House is new, and the largest most commodous
and best furnished ever opened in Nevada No expense
has been spared TO make the estabshmen the
Best and most Complete House in the CITY
Combining elegance with comfort it offers accommoda
tons for the permanent transient border that eannot
be surpassed in the State The central position this
House occupies renders it desirable stopping place
while all the stages of the California Stage Company
starting from and arriving at this establishment makes
it highly convenient for transient visitors
The Restaurant
is under the propretorship of GEORGE LEWIS, and
who have had experience in the business at first class
hotels. They will guarantee that the
IT a 6 K i
VIII be supplied with all the luxures and comforts TO be
had in the market and the win paw strict at
tention the comfort of those who visit the House.
Lodging Department.
The parlors and bedrooms large and well ventilated
newly and handsomely furnished with rst-rate beds
and all appliances for comfort Particular care is
taken keep the beds and and comfortable
The Bar
Is under the charge of LILL4RD & ALSTON and will
at all times be found well supplied with all kinds of the
best Wines Liquors, Light Drinks Cigars &c
Connected with tie establishment in large and plea
SAINT room two
Superior Billiard Tables,
Under the proprietorship of
LILLARD & STON,
From the best manufacory in the State with marble
beds and the best balls and cues
In fact the en- -e establishment is of the Gle
CANT comfortable and eonmodious in the State and no
pains will be spared to give il reputation ahead of all
competitors in every department Charges in all
moderate. septl9tf
Squatter sovereign., 1856-07-08
ATcHsoN KANSAS TERRITORY, TUESDAY, july s, 1856.

The girl, who was crying on my knee,
ran and lifted the child from the cradle,
and held it up. Brownie led along the
puny boy. The mother looked at them
SO tenderIy, fondly. There was an unut-
terabie something in her expression that
unnerred me. The treasures of moth
er's love seemed revealed. But there was
no wild outbreak-no vocal expression of
pain at parting. The power which tri-
umpks over the sting of death was palpa-
bly, her support. /! was wonderful vic
tory OF spiritual truth over the mortal cling
ings to earth.
There was deep silence in the ROOM
She looked from the children to their ia
ther.
ayes, Catherine, I viii take care OF
them,'' he said.
She gazed al the youngest once more,
then motioned it away. With her thin
hand she drew Johns face to hers, smiled
like an angel, and kissed him.
"Peace leave with you, she murmur-
ed. Then she raised her shining eyes to-
| ward the ceiling, closed them, an express
sion ineffably sweet played over her lips
and soul was born Into the kingdom
eternal.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-07-08
HOUSEHOLD DUTIES.

BEET SrAKEs-The beets, after being
washed carefully, may be baked either
whole like sweet potatoes, or in slices, and
then served up not with butter, pepper, Sc,
10 SUIT the taste. There is delicious favor
in beets cooked IN this way, which is lost
when they are boiled. The best sorts for
this purpose, are Bassano, Wai;e's dwarf
black, and turnip blood beet.
REcIPE.-One quart of milk, two eggs,
four tabIespoonsful Of wheat flour, one tea
spoonful Of salaratus and Indian meal
enough to make thick batter. Bake half
an hour on bu;tered Tin. Serve hot for
tea with butter and sugar.
A NICE DISH ron BREAKFAsF.-Take
one egg and beat it up, add a teaspoonful
Of salt, pour into about two-thirds Of a pin,
of water, then slice some bread, dip in,
and fry in a little butter. Serve warm,
aud you will find if an excellent dish.
Fragments of bread may he all saved by
making them into toast and puddings, and
they also make excellent pancakes, by
soaking over night in milk, and then ad-
ding an egg or two and little salt and
-four.
CHURsTaG.-eIn charming butter, il
small granuies of butter appear which dc
not 'gather,' throw in a lump Of butter
and It will form nucleus and the butter
will ''come."
| A glass stopper when too tight TO he
easily removed, may be quickly ioosened
by applying cloth wet in hot water to the
neck which expands it and sets the stop
fper-free.
/ VEG GETABLEs SHOULD BE COOKED II
i SALT wATER.-It is well known that afteI
potatoes are boiled and the water poured
from them. If they are well shaken up
with the addition of little salt, their havo
is much improved. Why, we know no,
) Professor Boetbger, German chemist
, speaking III reference to boiling yegeta
bles In waterto which little salt is added
says:
"If one portion of vegetables be boile'
in pure distilled or rainy water. and an
other in water 10 which little salt ha
i been added, a decided difference is per
F ceptible IN the taste and odor. and espec
tally in tie tenderness Of the two portions
Vegetables boiled IN pare water are vas,I
/ inferior in favor. This inferiority may g
: SO far in case of onions, that they are al
, mos. entirely destitute of odor or taste
: though when cooked in salt water, the
possess IN addition to the pleasant sal; taste
D a peculiar sweetness and strong aroma
; They also contains mere soluble matter tina
when cooked in pure water. Waite
which contains 1-42oth Of It's weight
common salt, is far better for cooking vege
1 tables than pure water, because the sa
hinders the solution and evaporation Of Il
E soluble and fiavoring principles Of the vegs
tables. This explains the advantage ,
a the general use of salt IN cooking and th
impossibili;y of correcting itby subsequer
# additions of salt, the want OF favor in yegs
o tables that have been boiled without it.
HINTS TO oLADIEs.-Stairc carpets shoul
e always have a slip ofpapcr put under the
e tat and over the edge of every stair, whie
Is the part where hey first wear ous,
order TO lesson the friction Of the earpe
Squatter sovereign., 1856-07-08
~. Law ox Newspapers.

/ ssbscribers who do not give express no
,,e 70 ths contrary ara considered as WISH
isy % continue their subscription s
q - s,,hs.r;l,st. order the discontinuance OF
t,eir psriotii.sls, the publish2r may continue
to , send them uatil al. errsarages are pad. -,
3. If subscribers neglect or refuse to tax take
ttir periodicals from ths Office to whien .;, they
,Ts dirscted, they are held responsible, I'll inc
have settled ths bill and ordered than eiscoH'
If s,hscriberg remeve to herpiaces with
out infor,n;ng Ia, publisher, and the papers are
SEN to tbs former direction, they are hcie res-
poasibie. ,o.t,,,. -oe,,s:,y 70
,.ts ,srio,:i..,s from thu office, or removing
.ai Iasyi,r them uusalied for, is prima tacia
eSidence of intentiona fraud.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-07-08
o.rrs or kDVgRTIsINd.

.c,are. zen lines or icss.... q eo so
J'f oag agiil;1'os, insertion, Per square 90 o0
id-a d-n.ra i,,ree 1nouth5.... = 0o
V's sf" s;x ,nont1s.... -. go y" W
:, sc twelve months 49, 8 oO
rs. ssuares, three months '''..' o G1
:. ak Eaonihs ..-:.' ~ oo
twelve montKs..' ~ ~ 20 20
~. oy.rter of column, thFee mohahs e.n 90 On
" u * twelve months 20 90
o,. half of colan, three months ao oo oo
I, sc twelve months. .35 03
~. .,,,,,,. three months -. ...' 81 ~ ~
vas {. six months. 40 w w
twelve months .....' % w "
s,siceas cards, eight lines or less, yeaf'3 oG oe
six months -. -. 49, D W W
three months ...... 49, = W
e+ Announcing Candidates for office, IN
-. - Sc. h inserted on credit, candidates
viii he chargsd eight dollars.
rs, Communications of a personal nature,
n * Z. Inserted as aiyerti5en onss, and charged
sor :. me rates of $500 per square, aha pay
,,ant required in advance.
e- Advertisements not marked on the copy
,.:s,Ds,oeifc ra,nher OF insertions, Will be con,
,iased ia an.il ordered out, and payment exae1eo
accordingly.
ey All advertisements must De paid Tor Ii
,i2ayce. or at the expiration OF three months.
ez- All iAtters addressed to the Editors
mi. : be POST PAID, 70 receive attention.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-07-08
gbs Nost' $ go!nnll.
From Morris and wili.s,a Home Journal.
TEE STORY OF a KIrIG.
DEDICATED TO AN EMPEROR.
BY JAMES MACK.

BY JANIS MACK.
"what are those people -esaing?"
Said Frederick, Ealf aloud,
While, stat ding by .he window,
lie saw an eager crowd.
uigl. CT wall adjoining
4 paper had been stuck;
The people stood on Sp-toe
70 read, with wonder struck.
One of his six-soot guardsmen
VINO heard him, answered, '.Sire,
Your Majesty permitting,
hasten to enquire"
Soon, flushed with indignation,
Tie guard returnea-Ssi see
'Tis an atr ocious libel
Upon your Majesty"
Tho King took out mis- snaff-box,
With more OF smile than ffoWn-
"A libel, nay good fellow.
Well, go, aud take it down."
eyes. Sire i',-"Fricnd, stop a moment:-
You'll take it down, indeed;
But Just to place it lower,
So all vita ease may read"
IT'S dose-around the soldier
Amazed the people stand,
And question of mis- doings-
"''Tis by the Kings command!
"IIe cares not what is written,
Or said, by friend or foe,
Content to ask his people,
Are these things true or no?''
They spurned away the libel;
rs words had lost their weight
A thunder rolled To heaven
.sLive Frederick the Greatw
Now, this was not the weakness
OF a good-naturcd fool
It was the manly wisdom
OF one that knew to rule.
Thou who to France hast given
Her former power and glory,
Complete thy own, by taking
The moral of my story.
Trust IN thyself and people
IN fines aud prisons less
1c iGSle ell libeis harmless,
Give freedom 70 the Press.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-07-08
HOPE.

Hope in the young heart springeth,
As flowers in the infant year,
Hope in the young heart singeth,
As birds when those flowers appear.
Hope in the old heart dieth,
As wither those early flowers;
Hope from the old heart hieth,
As birds from the wintry bowers.
But spring will revive the ilower,
And the birds return to sing.
And death viii renew Hopes power,
In the old heart whitening.
Il. p. SMITH.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-07-08
HUMAN LIFE.

Youth with thousand masted vessel,
Plows the sea at morning light;
Age with shattered sk;tf escaping,
Calmly drifts TO port at night.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-07-08

Eg Our Devil says that the reason
why married gents cali their wives dear Is
because they are so expensive.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-07-08

s A yca.h without enthusiasm Of
some kind, would be as unnatural thing
as spring-tifne without wild flowers.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-07-08

E@ & good nan is Influenced by God
himself, and has kind Of divinity with
him.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-07-08

Er Female vanity often seeks dislinc-
Ion al the expense Of sold happiness
Squatter sovereign., 1856-07-08
r. E.

ssated in Eas.
s.de g Of q. eTs.
/ below Lea -.
3 On and locat. |
nd aeRsely tim..
e surrounding
Lfor Tor health /: alss
poses going ur
+ as a good aad
Squatter sovereign., 1856-07-08
hUEir,

iht is CO Press.
, chanr& 10
side, ans wa ~
ie .ahaas sho.e.
PATE a.ld secure
Squatter sovereign., 1856-07-08
q'b. Sqaatter Sovereign,
.,ertsHED EVERY TUESDAY
Si' MORNING BY
;. 3. sralserrlL0w ( r. s. KELLEY
nu;.-ti,n Office ON C Street.
p,,licsfion Office ON C Street.

--Tse dollars per annurr, invariably
lfsa Single copies cents, twelve cop
X - ~ ss-fiye copies will be sent zen 20 one
- f,r g. Ter 70 r one $50 ssafsis Folsy W to
.'s:rg 81 $50. e9y- Invariably IN ADVANCE.
- - goaey may be sent by iaaii' at the FISK
q ~ - ' po,tmasters are requested to act as oar
Squatter sovereign., 1856-07-08
0UGE.

g JGE.
ken the &beve ne"
(cuny inform BIS
He. that he is no"
! manner and style
| |rritory.
hist, 1853.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-07-08

Fsort Ieavspv,o' -
fine old I.iq d'' : !,
aeral assor m -.
10 hand. !
Squatter sovereign., 1856-07-08
|@ 80
CTOIsY.

tctfuliy acl,nowl-
| pon him i,y The
~ and sa4cIts 4
l. wishes - call
fnd carefriy Sc
! VIII be cold very
sizes, and = va
asers.
latest style. Al.
! IS, of a! Eizes,
/ Sehool lfoasss,
|Fare at whore
|:yic and shortest
raTticriariy
/. s. BRIGGS.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-07-08
ETEDu

? a q -
rket price IN casih
i, suca - potatoes =
! Als for esS'
I'm. pers Srs ha
I.e will do well !.
sAtchison tiouse'
DfCKiNaON--
Squatter sovereign., 1856-07-08
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/ 10 announce To
Platte county and
have just opeEed
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