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Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-13
SAMUEL j. X. HANDY,
(LATE OF PLAcERyIILE, CAL,
COUNSELLOR AT LAW

COUNSELLOR 4 II La w,
IAFING removed TO Volcano will strictly at
IL tend to all Professional Business conided to
hm N the several Courts Of Amador Calaveras
ana I'll Dorado counties, and in the Supreme Court
Of the State.
once on Consolation street next door to the Res
alTant of Spangle Il Co.
acc T-lv
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A. 4. HOughtaiIing,,

DEPUTY SHERIFF,
Office with Geo. L. Gale, Esq, Volcano.
oct = l 3m
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-13

PERvERsE AMBnIoN-How common it is
to see men attempting to be or to do some
thing that nature never meant them for
James the First tried very hard to be a phi
losopher, but only succeeded in satisfying
4" his majesty" that he was a real Solomon
Frederick the Great was very small as poet,
in spite of his best efforts at verse-writing.-
Ditto Richelieu, and John @ Adams. An
eloquent member of Parliament, supposing
that writing LEADERS" and speeches must be
much the same thing, tried his hand at edit
ing the Times, and-faed deplorably. SO it
goes; nobody is content with single
string" and yet few can excel in more than
one trade, art or calling. In determining the
best course, instinct is often safer than rea-
son. Swift says, sarcastically:
4" A foundered horse will oft debate
Before he tries a iiYe-barred gate;
dog by instinct turns aside
Who sees ditch too deep and wide.
But man we find the only creature,
Who, led by folly, combats nature,
And where his genius least inclines
Absurdly bends his whole designs.
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Notice

l peapa 'ao9s n indebted TO the subscribers will
ey viii boal oali and make immediate payment, or
''' nave cost to pay. "
rtg7 A. KLAUBER h co.
~
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WHY arc fowls the most economical spe-
ces farmers keep? Because for every grain
of corn, they make a peck
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A MAGNIFICENT NIGGER.--Dickens gives the
following description in a late number of the
Household Words, of dandy darkey he en-
countered in a Paris restaurant:
would have borne half hundred disap-
pointments similar to this dinner for the sake
of the black man. Legs and feetl he was a
character He was as black as my boot and
as shiney. His wooy head crisped by our
bounteous mother Nature, had Enthusiastically
touch of the BARRIERS tongs. He was per
fumed; he was oiled; he had moustaches Gas
| live) twisted out into long rat tails by
means of pommade Hongrose. lie had a
tip. TIe had a scarlet Turkish cap with a
long blue tassel. He had military stripes
down his pantaloons. He had patent leather
boots He had shirt studs of large circum-
ference, pins, gold waistcoat buttons, and a
gorgeous watchchain | believe he had a
crimson underwaistcoat. lie had the whitest
of cambric handkerchefs, ring on his fore
finger and stick with an overpowering gold
knob. He was the wonderfullest nigger that
the eye ever beheld
He had pretty little English wife-it is
fact, madam, with long auburn ringlets,
who it was plain to see, was desperately in
love with, and desperately afraid of him. 1t
was marvellous to behold the wrapt fond gaze
with which she contemplated him as he lean
ed back in his chair after dinner and refresh
ed his glttering ivories with tooth pick
Equally marvellous was the condescension
with which he permitted her to eat her din
ner in his august presence, and suffered her to
tic around his neck a great emblazoned shawl
like a flag.
Who could he have been2 The father Of
the African twins, The black Malibran's
brother; Baron Pompey; Prince Monsaa.
katzic of the Orange River; Robo; some
other sable dgnitary of Hayti; or the Frcn-
owned Solouque himself, incognito? Yet
though afablc to bis spouse, was fierce mau
to the waiter The old blood of Ashantee
the ancient lienage Of Dahomey, could i'll
brook the shortcomings of that cadayerous
servitor There was an item in the reckon
ing that dispeased him.
"Wass this SAP he cried in terrible
voice; "wass this, sa? Fesh your mas'r, sa p
The waiter cringed and fed, and laughed,
Good luck have thou with thine honor; ride
OH" honest black man; but oh, human
nature, human nature! / would not be your
nigger for many dollars More ribroasting
should | receive, | am afraid, than ever Tn.
Gle Tom suffered from fierce Legrce.
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"IM going to draw this beau into a
knot" as the lady said, when standing at the
hymeneal alter
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w. AVER. VI. ID.
Geo. X. Smith. vi. d.

oct27, q
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"CoME out of the wet, as the shark said,
when he sucked in the little fishes.
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LANDLORD" said an exquisite, can you
enable me to realize from your culinary stores,
the pleasure of few dulcet murphes, rem
dered innoxious by igneous martyrdom~
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"THAT's the end of my tale,r as the tad
pole said, when he turned into bull-frog
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"MfSD, John" said father to his son, 'f
you go out into the yard you will wish you
had stayed in the house, "Well, if stay
in the house ! shall wish | was in the yard;
so where is the great difference now; dadlp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-16

NOVEENYRNT MAI CT MOAB A0UA-pUBLIsa eS
VI this day tparh ard En- grab With mnus xsos .pa
cal noting all points and 6efciny he
Depsr.n eax OF seEovia, Choutslep Leon
eaagspa, Granada, Eivss aud Guancaae. $40 wing The
the hsrs route from Port Juan 70 the Pacific with the
new coat ofarns OF Nicaragua Also giving the bsrudsy
Coste Rca, fixed by her constitution ID 1895 Lht,O
spbed from just completed BY orders OF Prssdea
Psrcic Rivas and General We kerr oxecued under the
pervsor Of tie Governor Of the Western Department Also
containing anew map OF Central America showing hs poS
@ se o. I'VE ssaes sze I've so y" ~
81 Orders b. mail cent free Of postage large discount
in their orders early. A. q. JOJkLYN 60 Fulton street.
For sa hr a nor ,ne Vnea States ana en
street castor House and book agents generally AL orders
trad ha eff.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TeS CANAL STREET, NEAR vArIcK W. g. var
IOC NlTkS-we have s large ssso,tmen OF TIE iatas
pa ard tenders kchen rsugea rags
stoves Tor sale ressoT able arses
stoves Get, lined and repaired
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INTELLIGENcE OFFICES.

/STPWIr ENaLIsH, SCOTCH AND IRISH SERVANTS,
VI with good recon- rendstors be obtained NORRIS
COHptRT ~ 27 Broadway, corner OF Resoe street.
ao cnscbren farmers laoorers &C. NJ TINS OF The
new oeice l26 Green vi h street, near Cedar
nU AETED-AT NO. s KAsT BRoADTAY, NEAR "a.
therine for Eastern steamboat; two
packers for a snd ware store salesman
for dry goods store, Tor brick yss barkeepsrs,
men ssambosH enc railroads. boys IN tsyeIns aud
Qccos m"errna IL, DC, &C. uIhLks 90 agents.
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VIM. BARR.ETT, Prop ii ss eF
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We learn that the 4th of July was celebrated
in Troy, n. Y, after this fashion, their, process
sion Republicanisn was represented by a person
half black and half white, woOlly aud straight
Aair. and carrying in one hand black and in the
ether white baby, and the word, ''Amalgation"
On his hat Following these was women's
Rights, in the character of a Bloomcr, with a
Hoped skirt and flowing pants, wearing bon
net worn one or two centuries ago, andcarrying
abanneF with the inscription, ..For President
iS's' Bill Jones Wife, on one side, and on the
q "WOmans' Rights First, Union Afterwards
sue maintained her principles by continually
CoTlng to the gentlemen and cutting the ladies.
The main feature of the procession was a hit on
9s Sumner outrage, Mr.. Brooks with a blud-
son and dozen gutta percha canes, and carry
hE banner, at is an insult to my Uncle Billy
aad South CarOlina, proceeded coffin, borne
'yPall bearers, and covered with black pail,
90 which was the inscription, Death OF Free
speech. ," r- nd -
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CONGRESSIONAL.
sENArp-The Senate proceeded IL theo o MS

SENATE-The Senate proceeded in the consid-
Grafton of private bills.
of Kansas investigating committee, made re-
port in which he says the resolution on which
the committee raised objection, was simply to
collect evidence and report it to the House; he
had no expectation beyond this being done
arraigns the report Of the majority altogether
exparte-remarking that many statements with
evidence which shows Whitfield duly elected
delegate in November '54, and Rhiis the testi-
mony is conflicting and directly contradictory in
some points relative to the election in March
155 for members of the legislature, yet from the
whole it clearly appears that the anti-slayery
party was in the minority in "A out of IS cleo
ton districts
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1yHEIA IESF MEMS
{ RECEIVED BY ~ 81 s.
. MAGNETIC TE6EGRAPH.
ARpINAi, ~. TfIIIsI 1Ilrpif, 3.

Liverpool Cotton Market, June s7.-Sales for
the week were $4,000 bales, including 12, GOO
for speculation and 700 for export; quotations
of Orleans fair at 6 7-s;; middling 9 IA; Mobile
fir 5-s; middIing fair Is; upland fair 6 5-s;
middling fair 1z16; market firm, active specu-
speculation and export; sales on Saturday of
10000 bales, closing firm; stock, exclusive of
shipboard5 T50, 600 bales, including $4,000
bales.
Consols for account quoted at "a 7-sa95, 1-e.
American stocks firm, upward tendency, and a
large speculative demand. q tfAa
Live1p0ol, 2sth. 4 P. N. Market firm and
unchanged. Weather favorable for crops Pro-
visions unchanged.
Consols to-day are quoted at 95 1:sa1-4 for
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Accompany of 17G swedcs arrived in Now
T';A few days ago bound for Iowa and Mime
81 While in New York City they assembled
t1oor three times day for preaching, singing
nj prayer in their own language The pastor
q as Swedish Bethel ship at New York, states
tat Ei,hin the last 10 years over 2O, 900 swcdcs
~ Norwegians have settled in the U. States.
7aE meddlc but little with politics, but make
sIaeilent farmers ~. ...-l5-.,#., =
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rhe Great Family Paper I

ENORMOUS CIRGIJIArIe5N. a.. Ia.
one nMndred and .Einy. ~ onsahal Q lfNehs. "
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BOckrNo's ALAPEctA is decidedly the best
PREPARATION for preserving, restoring and beauti-
fling the hair--it causes the hair to grow luxu-
rial,ly, soft and glossy, and prevents it from
turning grey. 1t is far superior preparation
81 tsiet than any hair oil or pOmatum in use.
CslMthe Prescription Store of E, Booking &
Co, md try bottle, Only IS cents for curing
StiaszS Call at thestore and get bargain
laeue, no payl
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g ProPSion., de EDITORIAL department Of TIE paper,
.isEs 10 ne Editors, Jointly, or 70 either one
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NEW YORK. MARKET

JuLY 11.-Fiour dull, sales of $500 bills
Wheat dropping, is, 5oobu sold. Corn higher,
sales of %, 900 bushels at Gle for mixed Mess
pork irregular, sales of 400 bbls. Beef is steady,
sales of 200 hbls Lard firm and buoyant, 300
bbls sold at IL 8-S cents Whisky advanced,
sales of $50 bbls at SO cts. for Ohio.
Stocks dull. Erie Ga S!e. NY. Central, SO
1-s Reading Oh 7-8 Chicago and Rock Isl'd
95 Cley & Toledo, Ts3. Cleyes& Pittsburgh,
54t Galena and Chicago, 113 3-s. Michigan
South % 8. Canton % T-s. Cleve. Col. and
Gin. 1O3 Cumb % 1-8. nj. Cent. 104 3d.
Penn Coal CO.. 1924. Sterling exchange firm
at 10. .a-as
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oLDeLIND WHiGs OF MD.

PH1LADELpI1Ls, July II. The Old Line Wings
of Nd, yesterday adopted platform. As for
the Presidential candidates in the field, they re-
gard Fremont,as unqualified and the principles
of the Republican party unconstitutional. Mr..
Buchanan's Ostend conference doctrines are
dangerous to the peace of the country, but Mr..
Fillmore they declare to be the man to restore
tranquility to the country. iaolG acta5
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?, OF the crops the Philadelphia Bulletin says:
l las crop ofwheat Is goOd-better than last year;
"a Su On examining the grain, in several quarters;
~ md 1t plump and bright Taking all the in
~, ,;s'Aat'0n that we have received from time 10
;aae from all the principal grain growing reg
,S'ss Of the country, we set down the crop Of the
h s' s year as averaging = better yield than
- year, and which, from the increase Of tho
SSEeadth Ofland soWn, the aggregate product viii
e iroIn fourth to a third greater. - -
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FeOer dsd deue, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Htddacae,
r.. Loss a. Azpgatts 0eotitty, ,Sestfpsaess'
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luz fine steamer W. G. Woodside, Capt G.
V. Anderson, will leave this evening at O'Clock
tt Cincinnati and Louisville. The Woodsidc
i 4 good boat, with good accommodation for
r.sstogers, and polite and gentlemanly officers.
Pssons bound down the river, should not miss
Ii, opportunity OF pleasant trip.
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IrrsA IssrnANcr CoNrANY.-.Aa will be- 5

AETNA INSURANCE CoMrANY.-As will be seen
ron card in our advertising columns, this old
md safe company has re-estabiishod its agency
in this city, selecting as its agent Ar. E. B.
Esq, formerly one of the proprie-
tors of this paper, and gentleman of very ex-
tensiye acquaintance, and of excellent qualiica-
tons to perform the duties of the Office.
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NARrrrrA COLLEGE ConHpvoE1Bsr.-Tho ex-
',ises at the anniversary of this Institution will
be as follows
Tuesday evening, July 2sth, Exhibition of the
Literary Societies. 4
Wednesday morning, Address before the
4smni by Rev. Geo. NJ. Maxwell, of Indian
Ipalis tsfalHsl 1sglE An1s7s
Wednesday afternoon. Address before thesO-
ssiy Of Inquiry, by Rev. Joseph Eldridge, of
Sa'iolk, Conn. NO
Wednesday evening, Grafton before the Liter
4! Societies by Rev. W. S. Plumcr, d. D., of
As Theological Seminary at Allegheny.
Commencement Exercises Thursday, July.
ilst
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GToEI7 Bonnet Boxes.
% Doz. BouRet Boxes Wholesale and retail At 3
= Book and Variety Store,
ap1s iSS Main 81.
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. TTgIE LAW OF NEW 81 81

d1sis :,J P .ss Z &. fsrs:9 az
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s.. pArI, Jaaaary ]. ZEE.

PROFESSOR o. J. WOOD
4 l5 DIAR Sin Unsolicited, send you this eertfi.
cate. After being bald for long time and having tried all
the hair reAtoFaves eHtaut and having no faith In
was Induced hearing OF yours, give trial placea
myself in the hands barber, and ad head rubbed
with good stG brush and the Restorave then nPped and
well robbed In scalp RgoR. THIS repeated eve-
rs morning. three weeks the young hair appeared
grew rapidly from August last I'll the present time and
s now thick black and strongsot and pcasantto the
tOuch whereas, before, it harsh and Ty, what little
IT. that little disappearing very rapid
w. still use your Restorative about twice week, and
shall have good and perfect Of hair Now had
read thtnSB-nnd but have not
hitherto any where hair was benefit
by any Of the hair toncs ETC. Of the day. and 1t really
gives me pleasure record the result Of experience
have recommended preparation TO others and area
dy has large and general sale throughout the Territory
The people effects and have eonhdeneein IT,
supply you wholesale fsr the
is nearly exhausted and daily Inquiries made for IT,
You deserve credit Tor discovery; aud for one
you my thanks the benefit done me- for GER
tanly had despaire long ago. of ecting any such
rcault. Yours, hastily
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e ~
e-The Cordial 4 put mp, highly in pint
bottles. Price 90 per bottle, for IS, ak for $1H
FoF Tx s. LAUGHLINs & 5sHPiEID
HSEsEI Wholesale pfuggists.
ie226d3rd q zEist5at -5aaz9H EoseS Monroeat. .
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mr.. NOTICE 10 STOCKHOLDERS. ii
he eGpital stock Of the Odd Fellows Hal
= 9dons hereby notified that the drst inSfAlmeni
a. - y b required . bs pad 90 The 15tt
R,,a yeys 1856 and Ike sum % the iSfh day u ael
-ssf eltseEi IN The uhols lph eriptlon Il paid.
49,, ~ e. - GEo. BAtRDs a.,
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- "a 49,
Tln sknL Allp GEIr5 oy BRADT have long since asss
into pFoverb, of his famous achievements In the
Daguerrean ave sprung ihto Universal popuaFIt with
such eiee speed e his mproVenent; The AM
broyPe- press teens Sith enFaYingsop
Brady's AnhFoPes, and seems 70 be conceded All
hands that they come nearer life than anything that che
mty and light have heretofore produced. undersqnd
truly Brady has accomplished In his roeea one
must visit h peerless Gallery of PortraI $50 BEoadRAy
where all the celebrities Of The natio sern to speak from
the pictured walls. Attached the esahhmenti5 Of
the hrSt Taer.color painters In this country and the COLOR
ing Of his photographs surpHsses anything OF the kind
The flesh the very duplicates Of
nature Under such II not surprlSIng that
Brady crowded from tnorn TN devy eve" with
the elite of society, that al strangers far and
consider thetour Of The "ons Of New York incomplete
III they have his stupendous Gallery.
addition splendid Photograph Portraits Of
III The candidates for President and to the
collection attracting hendricks OF visitors daily. BY
ference an advertisement column reader
v that amOuh of copies can be rIrnhed At low
price.
TO DRUGGISTS &THE PEOPLE.
are hereby ssatieHsd SESiIt Spurious limitations Of
DR. pEsRALls ~ + s Ss fhsn pros
uinel Electric Oh cured Tie Mayor Of Camden Of Piles
don It took "a lis eS1tebe5 n
one day) and more than 100 others IN whose
The Wholesale dsaleIsIn Philadelphia would not eeune
Re q ps n nv ystse sS q. tSe Ts PeEp
Drugst there, caused The arrest and imprisonment Of
rdkeatine, who attempted initiation Of this valuable
PHrLADELPH1G, May6th; 1855.
TO TIE Pe0TEs and DrapPtstS throughout de URtted
dtAsLst OF by Prof De GRATIS Electric on: dos
Free, Philadelphia Mr.. Rodebok,
Montgomery co., reumatsm spFAin Mrs. Ogden MOI
Providence, shingles and eSked breast Mr. VIM Spence,
Chestnut street, fei6n and neuralgia; Henry Campbell,
Lower Marion, Of burns and scarlet feyerSa eighsss
Every that the only eenpine Electric
Oil made and proprietor, at his old
ONCE which All orders must be Addressed 70 procure G6
s5l7l n PHoF OIIAS. DE GRATH, 81 81 3 ~ .
~ Old ONCE, SO South Sth ST.. near Chestnut.
EU-Sold by all Druggists. =
~ Depot in Wheeling ut e se-t "a. E. .-l-t
7. n. LOGAN { cos,
my14 49, s'ss- .a.og ~. Bridge Corner.
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Oraeities for the season of the year are very
bsihy. In New York, for the week ending on
ii, sth inst, there wereS94 deaths; in Philadel-
psA $50; in New Orleans, for the week ending
sta June, 1856. No yellow fever in the lat
~ nl.ee -..-- r .i.s-a-7 ~ lso1 l. =.
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SHIP RIIRNED

New York, July 1.-THE ship Golden Gate
from this port for Bombay, before reported as at
ter's edge in that port, on tho 2Est of May, and
sunk.
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~

coxr AoAIy.-The day Buchanan was nomi-
MID Presbyterian church in Washington was
rtrsss by light,,ing.-E1ehange.
And the opposition was struck with COASTER
as:sa.-Bo,toa Post.
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Iris thought that the real and personal prop
.-,v of New York city amounts to nine hundred
,n;iIions Of dollars. The tax levy of this year
will be about six millions.
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WEAKNESS OF THE STOMACH AND INDIGESTION
AR0atsrR great Csre Sgscksd JY BoO.d1ts Holland Bit
terSThe wife fPeter ne wte, living in Holland Town,
weakness Of the stomach and indigestion. she Had been
under pyeciRn for some time but the disease
to bHte his skill ehe purchased some Hol-
land Bittersat our given toe 20 her so.
y believe that this is another great sneetsd
.Inedicneas Fst s4 o-siE ~
We have Gtil orecormany wonderful cures efecteh by
this remedy but must await another opportunity One
thing rely upon, wGtWe have p0bished from
persons respected to community, literally
true. ). QuINTUs,
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,royrr Losr-Wc direct particular attention
% tSs advertisement in another column, of
F,+ar a liberal reward for the recovery of last
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Tn.sr will he meeting Of the Trustees OF
.ba od5 Fellows Hall Association, at the Office
Of Dr. Baird, this evening at o'clock.
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,IyER 4ND WEATHER.

BAIT, July 1.-THE Southern mail brings
no papers south Of Savannah 49,
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i.,.;,b disabilities bill was rejected in
he p..,;.S House Of Lords, on the 2sd ult., by
vote of ITO 10 a. - -
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Ambrotypes g. Daguerreotypes

Ambrotypes & Daguerreotypes
BY PARTRIDGE. = -.
TIME subscriber at his old stand Monroe street, IS daily
i producing Ambrotypes which taking the place of
Dagnerrcotypes Of the aeness OF tone and
peror nIs his pctures soets the examination of
discerning public He would invite particular attention his
STEREOSCOPIC AND TRANSPARENT AMBR0TYPES /;
Alsoo Lockes and Pins expressly this style
work.
the difficulties hitherto preventing kenesseS Of
almost entirely removed. Groups Of
out difficulty. Pictures be copied by this process
they will main unchanged for ages all being
ed never 10 fade. III i -
Caution should against pictures called AmbTo
types which properly being single plate OF ga
liable TO deAeed As the facilities Of the undersgn-
constantly increasing he VII be prepared 70 make
Daguerreotypes at all prices. cti 10y -
the old place until May LIST, when he viii remove
to his new and spaeous establishment side of Main
between Union and Monroe, which will be Of the best
arranged the country. The entire length
OF the rooms 1856 feet. pains expense will be spared
In the superior work. and ensur
ing the comfort of visitors.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-12

STRENGTH AND nEALTHsREsroRED. y * u,
Mr. John Davidson, living Ten miles aboys on
The Pennsylvania Canal says. 'When 1comrnenced taking
BoerhaYes Holland Bters could hardly walkneT
excellent he1ltt.n II x Il ~ a.. y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-12

BALTIMORE, MARKET, g.
r july 11.-Flour steady at yesterdays quo
tations Wheat also firm. Corn Gets dearer.