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THE sEMI-wEEKLY JOURNAL,
BOSTON JOURNAL FOR CALIFORNIA

containing all the reading matter of the Dy-is publish
ed TUESDAY and FRIDAY mornings, at year
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SOAPS.

T OW'S Brown and White Windsor, Byron's Brow
IL Windsor, Honey, Spring and Summer Mosaic Chinese
Floating, French Moustre and Fancy Soaps, Ceophane
and Yankee Soaps, Tor sale at
May ESQ MATHEWS.
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"GET THE BEST"
WEBSTER
GU ARTO DIG IONARY
WHAT more essential to every family, counting Room,
w student, and indeed every who would know the
right Of lsnguagethe meaning, photography and pro-
nuncation Of words, than good English DICTIONARY
Of daily necessity and permanent value.
Webstcr'S Unabridged
now the recognized Standard constantly cited
lied Courts of Justice in legislative bodies,
pablic discussions, entirely conclusive" says
Hon. JOIN c. SPENCER.
Can make better Investment
Published by G. C. MERRIAM, Springfield, Mass
sold'by all Booksellers in Bath and elsewhere.
Ais,-VVcb~tcr's School Dictionaries.
3wS2t
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Paris Shawls.
New Goods.

ONE box imitation c. H. Paris shawls. opening
" the Granite Store. Please call and examine.
Oct. . OWEN co.
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New METHOD OF MAKING BREAD. (From
an experiment tried at the London Poly,echic
lnstitution.) Tie up one pound and half Of
the best American rice in a thick linen bag,
allowing ample room to swell, boil it three or
four hours until it becomes smooth paste, mix
this while warm with fourteen pounds of the
best flour, adding the usual quantities OF yeast
and salt; allow the dough to work certain
time near the fire, after which divide it into
loaves. The bread should be busted in, and
most vigorously kneaded.' This quantity Of
-four and rice Us l-2 pounds) has produced
26 pounds of excellent bread, which kept
moist and sweet longer than that made by the
ordinary process. This -four might be econ
omically used in large families. This is the
new French method
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lust received per VIM jenkins, Boston, 4o(
y bbls Extra, Family ana Howard st. Flour.
Oct. s. MCCLELLAN, DENNIS & &C.
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Thighest current rates be obtained at all time
,fsso III wamst., NJ Y
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Domestic Receipts.
SELECTED FROM VARIOUS SOURCES.

INDIAN FRITTERs. Two teacupsful of In
to taste, three eggs, milk enough TO form a
thick batter. Mix the Indian meal and salt,
whisk the yolks very thick and light into the
Indian; then beat the whites 10 stiff dry
froth, and stir them into the mixture alter
nately with the flour. Do not beat it after the
white is in it as that will make it tough
Have pan with some hot lard, drop spoon
full Of the batter into it, and bake light brown
o b, II sides. They should be baked as soon
as they are mixed, for if suffered to stand they
will be heavy. With sweet sauce they may
be eaten as dessert.
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nor Sale, two Twelve Horse Horizontal Steam Engines,
l. in good repair. Terms easy. ELMES TEBBETS,
| Aug %. 10 Commercial It. Iron Works. Bath, Me.
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Corn and Flour.
OHOO BUSH. Southern Yellow Corn;
CcOO 200 bbls Howard Street Flour;
so " Extra
SO Family "
100 half bbls "
For sale by. MCCLELLAN, DENNIS co.
Dec. "a.
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600 TONS Run Of the Mines Cumberland Coal jus
ZOD arrived from Baltimore, and for sale by
April %. VIM. HEATH.
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Mess Phk.

CASHMERE Long and Square Shawls, very fine,
" just received, and for sale at reduced prices.
Dec. 3 OWEN CO.
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New Invention.
HUNTS Patent Paper Mache Dckeys Just received at
III CIRCUITS. Price only Call and look anthem.
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a RTHUR'S Patent. Air-tight Self-seal-
IN ing Cans and Jars for preserving fresh fruit
and vegetables, for sale by NJ. Il. GANNETT.
July IL, 1855,
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House Paper

n House Paper Common medium. satin and gold, COM
mon velvet and gold borders More opening and for sale
by 4O SAWYER & MAGOUN.
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JUST RECEIVED
Special Notice.
Comuound Almond Lotion

A SUPERIOR article for removing Freekies anu
II ptmples irom he face and forlhe cure of chaPpeo
hands ,prepa led md for sale by
uarchaaIs53 Saradahoek Building,
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ECONOMY rs WEALTH!
---=And by using tho
Patent w ashboiler
Self-Heating Charcoal Iron.

That used with charcoal for ironing and article that
every family ought to have We Il ourselves and like
\ much, therefore can Il to ALL being
yest what wanted. 1t will 80 per cent Of ue be-
nes Deng nee from the heat or stove, which IL quite an
SuJect IN warm weather
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Old Soldiers.

BOUNTY Land Warrants obtained for all soldiers and
ID sailors in the of the United States since $780, who
have served fourteen days and upwards Those who have
received but Forty Acres entitled to One Hundred
and Twenty acres more. Apply to JOHN II. KIMBALL-
Bath, March s, 1855 3Su
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Personal Intelligence

Prom Hayre in the steamship AragoJas yandsryoort,
Seeey Root roder, Andlbert violec, Capt Ell we'll
Capt Eldroge Robe, = Benjamin, Morot Kiefer,
Diggleman Hayiand, r Hagar A Klingenberg, A ssg
Leabeaf; Nash. Yorke, @ Ihusaeu, Gilderseeye,
Ryder, Reynolds, Simpson, Co.'S + Rothman, y
smith hisseh and brother Z Recoaor: Johnson 7 de
servant Yica Matthias Mad Francois RayeD Victor Bishop
Tew York Mrs Matthias Rcbt sykes bearer despathe
Philadelphia; 9 Bayon Hauser North lady three children
and servant New Orleans Rawlins 81 George Peachy:
lady Girard, Naef Jr, Raymond Pierre Trayisas
Aragc Lsuche, Louis Fso7,isrmag Dnhamsl Hen
Schmidt lady and four children Wazenbon and lady,
Gehnser and brother Ksuser and brother, Rosedhal
Steuhemer Wild, Linda Schemer and lady Fischer.
lady and brother, Germany; Norman, lady children
servants Capt George lady children and George
EDgland-137 in all.
Weden and lady, Miss McQuarter W More5ock Jas NJ
Sowper Geo Wade David Forrest, Row Hopkins Jno Rus
segun VIM Ryan, Jas Haziett, W Baily, Eastman,
6mast, Kings in storage.
From Angostura, in schr mo G Eggers.
From Key West in brig Taverner-W Orooker.
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Coroners' Inquests.

FATAL HArcHwAY AccTDKSTs-Coroner Connery held an
Inquest upon the body of aborer named Patrick DON
nelly, who died from injuries received by falling down
The batehway of the ship H. F. Booty Saturday last!
Verdict, accidental death.
Coroner Gamble held an inquest upon the body Of
boy, SIX years of age named John McManus, who died
ut the New York Hospital, from fracture of the skull,
1ece +.at near Brosuts hatchway of a store iu Ii
ssae:ure Of the skull, accidentally received. 80.
SAp FATE OF sAnoR.-coroner Connery nela an ~. -,
quest yesterday. at No. ITO Roosevelt street s upS
~ efa sailor named Joseph Curran, VINO oeo fv.
..st,on Of the brain. produced by uamersion IN inc
.4s. ~ tho East River, he having jumped overheard
s ssssn to- E sy 1i
enc was iy assad Il appeared shipped on board tne
ssSeaant his
covering 70 wake his escape. He was picked y
conveyed to S BsGHs a
ne wa ;rasmmatiou Of the lungs set in, resulting
death married man a with The aboy
six years Of sge. Verdict IN accofo"n''
ca&t
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The annual meeting 81 THE society held last We'd
Eeseay evening in he University, the Hon. Luther B:a
Gsh. fresideat, ia The chair. Although tie weather
was rather unfavorabIs, there very fall at'ena
snce Of members After the reading and approval Of the
mnuies, the monthly report Of the Domestic Correspond
ing SecIsary read by Rev. Mr.. ossccd. ACCOM-
JApJpg this report letters from Mr.. J. Il. rsTt,
Secretary Of the Georgia Historical Society," giving some
interesting information relative TO the history OF The In
dian Tribes and Mr. VIM. Rivers Secretary of the
South Carolina Historical Society containing stste
nents in regard to the progress Of historical in
that State and the late celebration Of the battle Kings
Mountain fa report Of which appeared in the HERALD.
Mr.. LOSING the well known author Of tne Field Book
II the Revoluticn read exceedingly interesting his
tory of the Great Seal Of the United States. He COM
nerced by giving account OF the origin Of seals from
the 'ise 81 the Egyptian King cheOPs t tho present
niptee on the subject was appointed the 4h Of July
l5e This committee reported ia 1879, Al which time
another was appointed The report Of this committee
presented in Congress the 10th CT May, 1850.
Nothing was done, However till 49,, when the present
seal was adopted This seal was described 8 follows:
" blpe fed with thirteen stars intended TO represent
the hirtee16riginal States Ihess all displayed
talon olive branch in his LEFT bundle of thirteen
arrows and in his beak scroll inscribed with the motto
eagle there is glory breaking through cloud, and
within this glory ia thirteen stars on blue field On
which IL the all seeing eye, and this again are the
words AaauI Cdptis's' cod has favored the under
taking On the base Of the pyramid is the date l776,
In numerical letters, under which is the following motto
= Nous ort'o SecloriuD, which Translated means ga
order Of things ha commenced in the New Wor,do
BON the prophecies Of Merlin in regard to this country
which dates back az much thousand years. This
prophecy was pntlis asd Philade pha in 1is7 vita IL
citations, while the convention which formed the
federal constitution in session in that city Here u
shs clearest and most pointed Of the prop1e,ies:-
When the cock shall guard tho eagles nesi
The stars shall rise all In the West
The cock said TO represent France and the eagle une
ries
vote Of thanks rendered to Mr.. Losing and
copy Of his paper requested Tor the library, after which
the neeting adjourned.
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Police Intelligence.

About half past two O'Clock yesterday morning
thieves managed obtain an entrance INTO 'ne
house No. LAG Cherry street, by means Oh sks'e'.n
and while the inmates were sound as'eep .ns rro
gathered up which they attempted but for
the occupants Of the s saoesusy tor they
cur ~ ths;r heels and abandoned the booty. NO afi
was made.
srccrsspuI BURGLARY IN BROADWAY.
The fact Of an extensive burglary having oeen com,
.sa ON Friday night has come to light. An extensive
srv goods house. occupying the second floor Of .ne pr.
misses No. 1T Broaaway, was entered ny ourgae W.
mount Of valuable goods was carried on oy on
1.ge The nropcrty which is valued at SaV con
s;ated chiefly Of embroidered iaces and TO- lib
: costly character. No clue has been o0''n'0 '"
nerpetfators Of the burglary.
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-.-.AsOu. RhcumafisTl, uAcrct
GrrOfuIQ. EruRuhOhS, 49,. axtan sive lol

s.e,. Eruptions, Rheumatism, M - ~
ScrofuAa, ,S'rsd NO matter how extensive or long
sa, ing The following statements are
80 rd ee desdu from Ssns and other parts
face necr for over and hsvns nd who
Parker v cs saa hopeless o % a ns
@ who cured me II BY calling
INV reaidence 6S2 Fourth stree' MARGAREr DEAN
oa nv Dr. Heine sss Broome street. q aas sn and
Of throat and nose ss having been under the
weng Of my pSn snd Cochrane the cry ana un
care OF DIE % hrs James Wood, Chafners Sr'
der me care y Wne cured me few weeks Eor IurnSl PA
3 nMnrs chi at The boarding house oil rs nudS Rsos
walker street. $500. - friands and the public generally
WIN 70 perfect health afer great dca ~ sule,
that am aa number large ulcers-l had ost ihe enu
ing NAG joints were s hsr having
ever spent hundreds Of dollars for oil kinds o.
nsScnes Dr. Heine, 1888 Broome sfee' SOON
very s Captain YATES scag
Foot n Jackson st., or inquire ~ Nus w. u
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darps which time Judge Capron viii hold the General
Sessions. fhis oeurt viii De opened today q. eleven
A
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On Saturday, January s, by the Rev. Samuel 0sgood
EZRA Ludlow Jr of th. city, to MARY daughter of John
Blootgood Esq, of Mobile Alabama.
On Saturday evening. January 3, by tie Rev. JAMES
Nlet, at his eence III East Seventeenth street Mr.
koHsRr Mccarthy, Of Armagh Ireland TO Miss CATHERINE
BrIGER, Of the city Of Cork, Ireland
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THE MILVTARY.

TTEYToN DrcHAN y MEEdlN T III ro conn.,
~ ~ d., nd and Elizabeth slrtess, on Weunesu
Wal at * o'clock precisely Al ae,e "h' enu WV"
ne, 20 contested attend. BY order cao,o,,
J. FAuixEs, Secretary. -N1 49, -
51Tc0ND ANNUAL MILITARY AND ctvIN ra1 o on
SbSur. Brown Muskoeers az the Apollo hooins on
me nNening Jan g. 1856, in conme1noralon o. ne oa'u
l of New Orleans nc committee +. e. GREEN.
1 ~ l. SnLun secretary
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Ne Falling on In tho Sales OF DR.. Gou.
RAups Italian medcated soap..1 nis delicious emoient IL
vel Known, sovereign remedy for chaps ehaso tender
chsjed s h pmUes e:ks, erup'iops. salt rheum, saow
Ac poudre subtitle the noet wonderful chemical
any part :. the body safe and sgskiy; NY white hair d,s
from Broadway Bates I19 Washington street. Boston, Mrs.
Boys, Breokyn CALENDER, 50 Souh Third street. fhladel
pha, Buck Hartford; Go Rochester, and druggists
generally
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r..s.-rhc Best Assortment OF Fine a.s,a aU sos
go q, the Canton Tea Company newly erected Anu
VIA pc M No I25 Chatham street, between rear W.
s,egan streets the Oldest establishment IN ne ei
ssrre onr readers they can do better mere .nsh
assure ~ u% or reiail. No branch stores
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fyIARFNpoN HOTEL, uokSnEhc c unsersgned beg leave
- ernonce thu, they have aiken the cahob usnes dery
na from long experience both in me yopeommodations Of
huoPr hich in pont Of comfort and eeganVe @ % thay
n nu rs any similar establishment ~ sa Gl n9uaasd salts
s nUp 10 their numerous friends. aud All VINO '''
with their parop'es KFISER 4 J. BIRCH, Propre'ors
-, =, - a, 4 .nd 3 o'clock precisely.
r-.TInyIT UOTEI, WASHINGTON, - o. Tho Presiient,s
hraed hotel situated hall way pctWcr nde slaned Tor
& nns he Capitol been leased ~ ,s p mprove
term OF years, In MI its appointments equal 70 any
NJ 'cnmnrv jhp hcuse ~ now open o ..aari,n
| ID. TO-. pl &c .,uphe, NA-AA+N~ -
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Holioway's Pins.-A Magnificent Remedy
Sufferers from dyspepsia throw diseased These pills will
eradicate entirely from the system and correct al de-ange
menls Of the liver and stomach.
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~xyn,sxers or MOustachss EOrcea 10 O a..r.
sxs by my onguent, which win not stain OF TlGC1
- sTn sss Broadwa5; Briggs, ~ sta@ sues'' soa1S
yn.r "a Mouth Third street. PhiadsipmA'
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Parks Bnlsam Of Wild Cherry and Tar
wonderful article coughs, colds bronchitis and
hon- ii very agreeable take, end certain cu-4 Call
and get Medical A,manse Lgrstsl BARNES PARKS
p Broadway Of Duane street, general family medicine
xar
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

oIIAND GIN AND ROCHELLE BRANDY rom ns aims
I'll ng2OO pipes double swan Re,ke for sale from lie
ccs nr from o. s. House. Also 80 pacx@sss no
chclle pranuy' POI" W." SiWPsON BROS. l?Bsgys. al
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EHR EALL SEA ON.

49, $1,000 - hoOtve
A hERIGA "a 7Sg nj HqSh; e.
IL OF THE BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS.
GRAND NATION Al AsEaIcAS JUBILEE.
Orauon festival and ball. commentator Of me victories
OF the American party n ne Union.
kminent speakers from North, South, East and West
me National American Club Of the city OF New York viii
GRAND FESTIVAL AND BALI AT THE ACADEMY OF
On TIE 8rH OF JAruAsY. 1885,
Doors opsnot6f. NJ. Festival At n. Dancing 10
Balcony and floor tickets
Admitting gentleman and ladies.
Admitting gentleman and lady
TO be obtained at the committee room, No. Smithsonian
pubhshed.
National Overture, by SheltoDs Douo.e Military Band
Una wrsS for DIS y eiebrssa n'S By Hon sf
teered from The New York harmonic and Mende!shon So s
ties geprs s9pg the Genius Of Libery and the thyone
Music compof dby George F. Brsow.
I. n. Nash, director.
Hon. +. 7: Conrad. :. -. Mayor of Philadelphia.
Jacob Broom, NJ O.. of pennsyl iana.
Treaf 4 Tslmsdse. * Rssords. Ply Of New YORK;
J tsI T h MsSiSS1 Sc rre'asy Of state
Thos r. Whitney Whitney $685.. n Il. a. &, New YORK
+. B. Bartlett ........ President National Council.
4. Jsssson boneson. Tennessee ,s-'"'
.. Neil 8 Brown .Ex Governor Of Tennessee.
sisted by he ladies' a5ovs mentioned and Two companies
ao SaVs ~ Captains Darow and
Magnificent tabeaux during evenings march by the Con-
tnenlal troops; preparation Tor the bail.
Grand Grand National s March by the band; promenade
RsFssbmep s1 yss Rspt r.sI,S
HENRY RANSOM, Secretary.
ELwooD G. CLINE, Treasurer.
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--s...aoro,s Hair Dye, Wigs ana TouRe s -
- ,dmraou among all connossspTs nco a ays
egAnt prynS artinle of Kind. wholesale ana ro ~
~ 1p orf ADORC,S. No. 9 Astor HOUSE
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sPECIAL aOT1CrA.
A rIAs MUTUAL. Is.uRAsCs COMPANY, NEW
ssson sas sass % o sisS.sd
1Se s sa Com s ass q ossss E
By dr Ss ne Company tho osPs pf "A a H rrsS
MEETING sEs1,,n , or TIE MYTH WARD NArIokA
nsr amSs street and sIh avenue on Monday the IN Inst
a a. as business Of unusual Y be
>. II. HAYWARD Secretary '"'- o. '''''''''
-.,,. a e 4 New Ircans Young Mems National Demo
ns g. 's ,s M &, % s
o'clock T NJ on tia, day Tickets may be had appIca.
Stsyh fSm'''s sS 8
%5S sisPinn. ssSs4E j saasSsa
e sSas + g. H' Sss6s, Secretaries
TlJLEoIs AGENCY AT AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK.
1Nese Is hereby given that en- nsament Of two cent
Se Illinois loaSsy he s day u isls
T ne1s s, The payment VII Oe stamped upon The coupon
' M 0nl Ana 5oB Ss1 so eSsS. Treasurer of Illinois
NorIcE.-AIL PERSONS EAv1NG CLAIMS AGAINST
e 5 ana S KEN On
Maiden lane as hey win not BE paid after that date
NorIcE-nuGo ENaHL WHO WAS FOR sc ME- TIME
w. So SeSsr n sssE,.e
NorIoE-uNrTGp BRoTHsRs' LODGE, NO. SIS. OF
No. s nssss IN n0 SeaiS, ss Ss Inst ds
sS.S b "a to e u S e be-
Lodge ss brothers hsrman Lodge, No. Ss
na s IN are are n IL nd
resa with BLACK dress and xhs a soy9s ~ ssS
MARTIN T. BaEeKwEbEr, Secretary.
NOTICE. THE MEMBERS OF THE PoRTERs' RENE
violent Association Of Sey YORK are particularly request
lam street thursday evening 10th inst Al TOE oaoeR
KnsrDs " Plss a y MfcHl MASoAv secy
- lamps, New York, jan g. 1856 10 the pnblic-n con
for AK bis assaa s e
ies sn 4s A Sss ashes;
he yards and houses and not throw Them into The streets
y order an overflow II ease e sudden Aaw
Commissioner OF Streets Lamps
P.s-Ihe carts viii be put on as soon as practicable.
REpysLIC OF NICARAGUA, DEPARTMENT OF RE.
70 the Pse, q NE soE 100 Supreme
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. desrous to encourage the
q
he r ws Of Of bis
be made every adult who viii come republic to settle
S osss
Art q Every family arriving here and settling in the Terri
ry VIII receive 100 acres besides the go belonging each
Art Aer the lapse o. SIX months following taking Of
titles OF property viii be given to the settlers
vded that hey give to The Director Of Colonization satisfactory
fhe knds
Art they shall pay duties for personal property
nure agricultural implements seeds, plants cattle any
object imported for the personal of the colonss
tended for te Improvement o. the lands granted The colo
pubic services unless in case Of he con-
Eary being required by cause Of public safety.
therefore they shall not be able sell the lands granted
nor transfer hsr shs nssSs before coss
pied the ground for the OF months and obtained the
ule ofprOpery.
Art An ONCE viii be established and Director Of Colon
zaton appointed whose duty will be to attend the petitions
Of immigrants gsther and distribute Seeds plants, &c.
keep the register book.
concerns
Given at Granada on the cd day OF November, 1855:
PATRIC1O RIVAS
To MINISTER RE1A r1oSs- And according supreme
order communicate 10 for your knowledge and
ntent effects and for its publication and circulation in the de-
Department Of Relations Government House. Nov IL 1856
TEREZ
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consumption and al diseases OF the throat and lung.Dy
sUhiIs hygeana Thousands have been restored 70 heath
by c. H. Ring, 1896 Broadway Prise only SO pack
age Dr. Curtis will be at the Office daily, from 10 70 o'olock
where be may be consulted FREQ Of charge.
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q. pc,rin,s WOrce stershirc Sauce, Lano a',
World This stands uneq1aed e as nS
M5 81 sh and rest with soup, fish, hot ana coi
exquisite rensn An! JGHN DUNCAN SONS 40b Broadway'
Iowi gan,', IN the United States for the propretors
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R.tchelor,s Hair Dye.-Wigs mao al,u, mJ" Ave- il
The the world This R.scbeiors WIGS and
sPpnso improvements over others being cns,
elegance aud durability Eec%Ts " ss3 broadway
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MATRIMONIAL

------n-,,oyI.ra Young MAN OF RES 20 "a.
MAThiMo.L rrepossessing appearance. who IN peshL'
i ey s comp any, sands well in sSsety ano Ios
and agt' competency for the chi oymen o. me on
ss!sss ~ = Ia DESTROYS d opening comm lncaso wn
sors iii HI ent young 'ady, WIZ, u a mew "
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.sSe plan OF new And s,na latest Is tnid vi
sewing mach harsas The Avery, Wilson, Grover aksr
nt Dor and inferior eo IL reai
70 90 ennv Al our New FORK Office perscnsly 'T py
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p,.rc.. melodeons, and Muslc.-torM ~
WATERS sale e the best Boston an sn entirely
panos Unror pianos melodeons music ana al hna IN
s, echandise greatly reduced prices 20 e noop
r and extensive Horace Waters catalogue Oh nus' o ~
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