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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-04
CABINET SHOP
JOHN DOLBERGH.

NNOULD Respectfully inform the citizens or bld
w we'll and vicinity, that he i prepaIed to do all
kinds Of work in hts line Of business IN workman
ike manner, with despatch aud un reasonable terms.
taving always on hand large assortment OF dry
lumber he is ready to make to order, Doors window
Sash, Tables, Rockers. &c. All kinds ol Cablnel
work, and in fact anything appertanng TO his ousI-
ness. Billiard Tables set aud repaired shop no
CHARLES Street. below less Larcomb's Brick Store
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-04

rr DR. !. t.. tTtpkAY The gentleman whose
name forms the caption al this notice - one of t1
ipw modern ptl >lcian~ whO," application "a MS pro-
tes>iun and devotion Ia thr afflicted render hun alike
Hn ornament tu t'c one Nnd "A benefit to the other
hungarian hY birth. hc sought with kosSuth 10 place
his Conntrl among the nations OF the earth beyond
The Opprc-sor+ rule. that her tu+ might rejoice ia
10" practice Ut hn>c prrcrps which Hrr Hlkc uut
glory and our prtdr. In hs Efforts 50 tu dp. he has
rHpcd tir reward OF Intellectual resistance to upprts
>ruu. and ~ home aud a country know hm no more
- \part huN,,Nsr from hl- claims upon our consider
alton ~ patriot. th" c.lin Uiul~ of character and
cap1Ciiy which NJ brings rttitl" him lp public Coh~
deuce" 10 th" oNclusun ol those VITO pt~,"ss neither
til" one ar TIM other Ns rui|tmHn HI character
i untan,>h"l; rhl >irln, hi ekl unsurpassed:
and To- lho-" ~ ii"Sr lnprii"nC ht~ l"it upon them
thc liuis at disease. We can -cicuotIch commend
hm wilh The assurance ihat IN INN they " ~ tlul
friend whom 10 know Is groHi gain. The Dr. office
is No 3 and / Nrm"N Han corncr Of Sacramento
and Montgomery streets. san Francisco.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-04
HESS s. LARCOMBS.
New BRtcK FIRE PRoor STORE IN !

NEW BRICK FIRE PRQOF NTORE IN DID
WELL.
gHsHE subscribers would announce to their friends
d. AMI patrons thai their Brick Fire Proof store
on the old corner Is filei with general assessment
ot Groceries, Provisions. Fruits, Liquors, Mining
Tools, Se &c the best and cheapest ever offered IN
town uae of firm Is constantly employed IN
san Franciseoin the purchase of goods: and as we
purchase for cash alone. believe that sell goods
cheaper than any dealers in this market. Persons
desirous TO purchase anything in our line, would do
well To give calf, "a we enabled to supply
them on favorable terms the Marysville trade
Bidwell, July 1856. HESS LARCOMB.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-04

J. Czapkay would ask especial attention 10 syphilltic
and yonorrhea Diseases. Ia the first Stages ot elth"r
of these complaints he guarantees perfect aud etec
t1l cttr,. in "A few days without hindrance to business
ar the slightest convenience. The Doctors method
Of tr-ains them combines all the latest Improvements
bv the medical faculty, with I~coVere, made by hun
self more effective than any thing yet known. which
secures the patient from thu possibility OF secondary
ynpinms and removes the disease in the shortest pos
sibe time Secondary syphilis which appears IN con
eaucnce of the absorption O1 the poison into the !s
tenn. and produces Buboes, iceratons IN the throa
and nose which destroy the soft parts and canse The
bones to mortiy. separate and come away disignring
the patient horribly Nodes or painful sSelllngs on
the bones sploches upon the skin. cases OF which the
Doctrs see daily in his Office and which the result
of improper treatment Also, ulcers, sores and pim--
PIES and injuries to the constitution. which after
long period OF suffering destroy life twill also be re-
membered that these disorders are hereditary passing
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-04

l'on converting fbrous materials into
artificial hair, varri,h is used, made
by dissolving l0-40 pts. hog brlstles in
100 pts. insced oil varnIsh. The cloth
is immersed in the liquid, and then
dried at q m0dertc temperature.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-04

Tun purifcation Of sea water is one
Df the most important dcslderata with
science. According to Cardan, 1t may
be entirely deprived Of its nascous taste
by inliItration through powdered char
coal. \ siphon-shaped vessel IS res
commented, the coal is to occupy the
long arm.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-04

YENHIS Invaluable Specific first introduced INTO
u Pisa -opr tittS years sinr. soon b"chtHe 80 wen
known as a certain cure that ia every town and city
not onS un the Continent, bat IA treat brlthlh' IN"
demand for ii great. IT. merits 81 astounding,
that in les, than yoar rom ~ introduction Il bad
-uupAntrd all uthcF remedies. The Medical Faculty
of lhr principal cities OF Europe ~ere compelled lc
ur; uol tdyr its wonderful mastery over disease Pro
prtof- Of other medicine, jealous OF It's sway taIny
.nXored to stay It's onward progress Like grass
before, the mower. their Ell r~ fell % the ground and
like, ire on the prarir,, sweeping ni before It, its on
ward march became trIumuhant 1t stood forth upon
it, own merits II discerning pup|ic saw. tried and
were convinced OF It's magical virtues me massive
fortune acquired by Dr Parclrt from the sal" of IL
durn the six ycar- he pare" II, alone bore witness
TO it, miraculous merits At The drcehse OF lhe Doct
the pecpr was bcqucathel To- his son who has lately
fntr.,iucrd the remedy into the nitc1 state. The
number of cures n has already made Astonishing
Thousands and Tens oi thousands can bear testimony
loii~ efficacy.
tl Who li.e IT, II win cure with n safety. speed and
certainty no other medicine has ever possessed.
Resort 70 no Quack No>lrum-. Use a remedy hat
ha, been tr,cd for the past fifty years and was never
known 10 fail.
Bpwnre ol Couuirrrl,. the "Ni, mise sale ui tins
wonderful medicine has already cai-cd some person
ur persons. o paim "n upon the unsl-prliug "A spu-
rot- compound, clpscy rrs"'nhliuI The original BE
particular to btty none without lhe written signature
Of 4 Par.ira. VI. - on Me outside wrapper OF each
houlr. All others arr counterfeit. aud their com
Founders " III be- punished with the umor-t riger OF.
the law
rr... Three dollar per bottle For sale by u. Bah
cock sole gen, tor California. oregon ani The sand
wch Islands IA " HON an orders must be addressed.
A liberal dist unit made h ~hoe-nie dealers.
ID. BABCOCk.
Wholesale Druggist, Il bayls street,
san Francisco.
List of Agents through u; the state. Rice Ofiin 4.
co. Druggist Marysyile r. n ~jarkweaiher. Ciy
Drug store stockton ". II, Bruner, sonora Benz
$hurtlen. Shasta; Child S Wor-hen. Placerville
Justin Gates, Jr. sacrmen,o CITY; u. r. W, Carr,
Downieyille Dr. John Lark Nevada; Dr. w IL.
Gatlief, Yreka, Dr. -. Winston, Los Angeles;
Thomas Whaley- San Diego; Geo L. story. Porilas
OF.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-04

Nen.~The following remarkable IN
stance took place in st. Francis coun-
ty, Ark, short time ago--''a one
eyed man stole Il onc-eved mule, was
arrested by onc-eyed sheriff, and
tried before q one-eycd officer
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-04
DR.. P AREiR A S
GRAFT ITALIAN REMEDY

For the certain and speedy cure Of dis
cases of private nature, no matter
how long standing, without any m
furious ct1kct 10 the system or ary
change Of diet. 1t has never tailed,
it cannot fail to cure.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-04

SINGULAR INvrNrloN.--Llcut. e,
Walton, Of the British Navy, has pre-
pared a mixture Of sawdust and c2eut-
chouc, under The name Of kampt"licon,
as Inning for the interior Of war yes
sells. The inventor claims that from
lis elasticity, it will immediatrl y col
lapse when penetrated by ball, and
thus prevent the entrance of water It
also dealen@ concussionS, and by lts
buoyancy viii keep a vessel atioat
though It should be riddled with shot,
and wil prevent loss Of life caused by
spiintcrs.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-04

DREss AT NnwroRr.-A lady writes
from Newport: "We have TO dress
ubsut nine times day here First,
e7o have to put on dress to dress III,
Chen we ere ready for breakfast. AZ
ycr thar we dress for the beach, thea
for the bath, then for dinner, then Tor
the drive then for the ball, aud then
for bed. Irthat isn't being put through
a regular course of dimity and dla>
monds, then am no j0dge of such
performances
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-04

DLANKs -EveIy description of'sustica's Bl pks
ID foIlsale athis Office
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-06

4 ALyoRD VAN PAfrkS.
Cn Dnn FEEI WINDOW GLASS f6z sal. by
oO'OVV ALvoRp y VAN PATIIN.
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
ATy0HN y0RDAN's

IOWA LOTHlNG STORB.
A LARGE and varied assortment ofMen's ans
"A Boys, READY made Clo thing, enbrsc
ing all diEerentand apProvedsiyles and made y
good work men out ofthe best material
Fine medium and common, Union, Beaver, Felt,
Pilot, Pe.ersham and Flushing, Bsnxups, Sacks2nd
Pslstot Cloth, Dress and Frock Coats OF
srous colors and qualities Cleth Cashmere, Sati-
net Velvet aud Tweed Psntaloons. Silk, Satin, va
lentis swansdow Velvet Plush, Cloth, Cashmere
Satiuet, Double aud Single breasted Vests Monkey
Drawers. Undershirts, Hosiery, Suspeaders
Cravats, Handkerchief, Shirt Colars Stocks
Ties Scsrfs, Winchester and Scott rsapprcyed Psteni
Shou!de seam Shirts umbrellasand all2rtclesusual
IN kept in gentleman's furnishing stores, including
Robes de Chambre and Revere Vestsand overcsats
Also splendid assortlneat of uncut Cloths, Cassi
IN sres and Vestings-all of which will BE- made UP 10
order the besl with promptneas, at accom-
IN mod.ting prices, aud b. competent y orkmen. rhi,
ssiablishment the monthly receipt ofths lstes
ysshions thatorde dersintrustedto them may be re-
lLsdupop being in the BY those Who de
sireii All manner ofpisin work and work ofA gen
teel N edium promptly attendedto ss heretofore
HATS ofk new sty yletogether with all ofths com
m on kinds instantly on hand.
Grstefulfor pas ipatrona ,thesu
ly hopes To me ri tao ontinuanoe ofthesAms.
JOHN JORDAN.
Merehan Tailor Cl other ,on nRronistreetsPpo
ait e the Steam Mills. e." -.....--
80 Y,,Yy iass.wGi-tf,
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And
HATS AND CAPS
Black Silk Hats,
NLani sss
1856. Spring and summer 1856
ARRANGEMENT,
At THE
GREAT RTh-WESTERh
Clothing and NJ anufacturing
E.N r d r m.
A. CASTEEI. 4 co.

a. SA3oEuaL a w.
TAX Z thi. opportunity TO inform the pablie taa
l lhey have received ~ their store, the iargest
Stock Of
Broad Cloths, Cxssimsrss, Vsstings,
which has been wrought TO this market The
Goods which oder to the Inspection OF the citizens
oithis town surpsss in design and nnish, anything
" eau them this side Of New York, being
selected with greatest cSse aud fren the most eS
tsDsne houses in the Eastern markets, and wlta
view TO satisfy the tastes Of all our customers
Wehaye also y full aud nplste assortment OF
The latest and most approved styles Of
GENTS. FURNISHING GOODS,
which are beyond doubt the most desrabis 10 be
Eoand ia This city. Among which arr Gesn; Shirte,
U1dershirt., Stoke, CrA'sts, Gloves, susPenders,
Hose, &c.
Particular attention viii be psid, as nerst ofore 10
the making Of garIn ia style unsurpassed oy
.uy similar establishment. sE
Full suits made Oh shoriss. notice, sad warranted
TO suit.
Thank ful for the bestowaio iofpssi liberal ia'ors OF
The public, we lake pleasure In pledgiax renewed
uleliiy and solicit share of the public pstrohsge
Apl 80 d-u y. ChSIhEL q W.
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Glotbing.
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New Goods! New Goods!
EDW ARD ALDEN
.nerCNAAf Tailor.

view uOOQS new uOO0S!.
EDW ARD AIDE N,
.nercisAAt Tailor,
AND
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Re a dy- M a de Clothing,
CIstks, Csssimsrss, vsstings, Gents rur-
nishing Goods and Tsilors' Trimmings,
gI4Si Just returned from the east with OF the
1 iaryest and best tselectad stocks Of goods ever
1ered ior sale in this market consisting in part Of
- BRoADCLoTHs.
Faxii,h, French, German and american, Of the a.
ne-f quality and latest stsl. Of goods.
CASSIMERES.
kngIsh, French and Am ;rican, Of every variety oi
VEsTINGs.
white Marseillss, Matsia ,se, White London Figar.
81 Tn.el and Colored silks, Fancy and Plsin SIX
Velvet, Fancy Silk and Linen, Italian SILK Grena-
dine. satin, italian Cloth, SILK Plush, and Fancy
Cashmere in great variety.
OVERCOATING.
Black Blue aud Brown Hr0sdelolh Union, Whitney
and Pilot Cloths Fancy, glse, Brown and Mulberry
Castor beaver. Canada mixed and ssiara Of the Ia.
test imports.
READY MADE
oyer-Coats. oyer-saeks, surtouts, Reehug Jacket.
qualities ana styles, Six, Velvet, Plush, Cloth,
Cashmere and valencia Vests, Casmen, saiinett,
double and twist fancy and plain Cashmere and
ITO eskin Pants; Den and Guernsey Froeks, Wrap
per. and Oversils.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Hickory, calico, whits plain linen corded and Paris
10 ems, fancy coloYsd Shirts, with eommoa and pol
ka Wristbands; string Deoney, corded Byron, poi.
IA Collars, Neck Ties. Stocks, fancy and and plain
era yas; Gloves-white, black and eoIorsd kid lin
ed buck, cloth, Chsst- rdelf, Aberdeen. Berlin.
mon and Gre rms an and Fur Gaanflets: wool, meri-
and cotton Hose: white andIaney linen and silk
Handkerchief; embroidered lambs wosi, white and
mixed msrino and silk Wrappers and Drawers;
Wool Mite, scarfs, auffers, Gents Sha wiz and
Shawl Pins, Umbrellas. Carpet sacks, and all othsr
articles Uslly kept W The trade, all Of which Is
respectfully submitted to the examination Of Gus
toners.
An early call will secure choice selections.
EDWARD ALDEN.
second street, opposite LsClaire Row, Davenport,
Iowa, (vetWeen Main d brady } sep6dtf
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President Monroe died at the resi-
dence OF his son-in-law in New York,
in 1881, and was buried ina cemetery
on the North side of Second street in
that city. There is not even head,
stone erected to his memory. But up
on simple slab of marble, that lies
Hat, some two feet square, upon the
earth, and is almost covered with
grass, is the following inscription:
"James Monroe. Robert Tillotson. -
Vault No. 147." This is all there is
to indicate the resting place fan Tx
President Of the Unifed Staess.
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NEW TsN sH'&bses5.

'sNhK subscribers have JUS opened store on Aar'
1 rison between Third aud Fourth streets, where
ui=y intend manufacturing aad keepiug constEn!ly
uu n4nd all kinds OF
Conner. Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
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AFTER two months among the
mountains, | am here again. invigor-
ated, and pursuing my usual occupa.
ton. The Presidential election is now
the all absorbing topic OF interest and
discussion. and | rejoice that my first
vote for presidential candidate will
be cast for one whom can 60 in for
with hearty good will To my per
sonal knowledge, this is the case with
many young men here and else where. 7
The fate of the Republic is in the
hands OF the young men. Let those
of them who are Just on the threshold
OF manhood so act in November next
that the best reflections Of mature
years will Justify the manner in which
| they cast their first vote. Chicago
| Press.
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N o r T G e !

- q. DAWSON & CO., have formed
-. parinership with Z. II. Grlggs. under the name
aat s.,le OF Daw SON. Griygs Co., To take effect
on lIe 81 DAY Of oycmber, 1855.
Aliper.ous having unsettled accounts with the old
afnt are fsauesiedty call and settle. oei2J
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NEW CONFECTIONERY
Ea.ukR =. LAJTYU

a L. bEg gkz.
80 "a 3D. G-tf
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THE FIRST VOTE.

To many thousands OF young men
in the country the presidential election
will be an era from which they will
date their first exercise OF the great
right Of American citizenship in the
choice OF Chief Magistrate of the
nation. 1t behooves them to consider
we'll how they east that first vote
whether for comparatively yonng
man who is himself a splendid type OF
signal ability and manly virtue, and
who admirably represents the combin,
ell principles of healthful national
progress and wise conservatism, or
for a man who heads party lost to
virtue and patriotism, and which is
pledged to perpetual war upon the
fundamental principles OF the govern
ment, and upon civilization as oppos
ed to barbarism. A very large major
ity OF these young men at the North
have already made up their minds to
cast their first vote for President in ac-
cordance with the clear convictions OF
duty, the generous sympathies and
the noble aspirations which are natur-
al to unperverted youth. One of these
Young men, who first saw the light on
the eastern slope ofthe Green Noun
tains, and who is worthy specimen
of the Green Mountain boys, writes
us as follows, under date of New York,
Sept. ~:
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SAMUEL PERRY.

Merchant Taller,
!FAS onhand new and full assortment Of Freneh
aud English Clothes, Cassmeres and Vestings
.uita BILE for the seasoI, which he will make up 10
iie asure n short notice aud reasonable terms.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
OF ail kinds for spring and summer wear, which
" III be sold aschsap as the cheapest.
FURNISHING GOODS.
\ Eaod.upply ofevsrythinE Necessary fora gentle
Caps, Trunks, yalices, &c.
P.S Would invite thoseaboutto purchase goods
I'M boye line TO give him call before purchasing
elsewhere. One price only. No trouble TO show
goods. ThankfuiforpzstfaSors ors hopesa continuance
SSfthe same SAMUEL PERRY.
Davenport A Aprn Is 1855. srs .
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etlNIl.H,sTnEs.

IOHN A.huY will attend 10 the collecting of
u debts taking subscriptions for Newspapers and
do d General Agency business. OAce No. ~ oEr's
Building.
Rofarts Rprq,rs& Prcttyman, Cook Il phlon.
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M "a & In IA q SS.Ea % ~
NJ p0NAHUE, successor 10 Messrs. lie IlajyrN
vi. Davenport; having purchased the above prem
ists !, uow prrpsrr to Manufacture
STEAM ENGINES
uitae various kinds suitable to The wants of the coH
t,y Also ASTi NGS, for all OfLhe different yaTie-
I- If AlnGetrng4 and Shafl'Hgs aIl decrIpt Ions.
House Work of the Latest styles,
taps. Sls, Brackets, Columns, ce., etc, always on
hand, aud make 10 order.
Connected Eith the above is 1 Forging Shop. M
der the direction Oi men of Superior skltl.
Ersss and Composition Of Castings made to order
8nubit Metal aiways IN h4Ad.
Ms stock Of Patterns tor Machinery, Building aud
poses, is Unsurpassed by amy similar
! E.labiishmtnI IN the West,
Repairing ious at the shortest notice. charges
reasonable. CASH al ali limes paid or Old Iron and
/ tuppo r
NrhaI d-wtf VI. nOSAHUt-
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Stoufs.
BUY YOUR STOVES

NyrHERE wilialways be f0and one oi The be-i a.
w surtmeHts Of stoves. Tin Plate. Sheet iron,
Nire, Japsnued Ware, Tin, Sheet Iron aud Copper
Ware IN fhis cty. Among ki= assortinent 0t
: Il q Y T. :
are the cele9atcd Climax aHi Charter 0ak Cook
stoves, coal ~ wB0i; ~ . iul and complete as.
sgItmpHi Par0f, Box and Heating Steyes, Elevate /
oven Stoves, and many other patterns too nnmer
au- 10 mention. Our motto Is Quick safes ana
small Fronts Good work. all warranted or no sale
ono dollar save lis doliar rBed; aud by calling
81 this Stove Store Won will save it and get Just a7
good article at any other house.
Particular atte ntion paid TO House Roofing, Spout
ing aAi Job Work ~ general Out u good Tn aud
r1nage by this motto; sQaick Sales and Small
PROFITS y fs4p6) h. L. HORNE.
Stores. stores,
MULTIPLIED BY STOVES.
ASD EssE ASSWEE So >EbtE ES!
1 THOUGH We cannot keep on hand some 2G1o
n or 5000 stoves some ef our neighbors, the req
sous are, sell 50 cheap sud sp good an article OF
Stoves that il becomes difficult "a supply the de-
EHEd but supply Of freight cars have arrived
aud been placed on rro4d, and We have completed
oar arrangements - to be able now 10 supply thc
demands Ofall, he the sanr MORE OR LEsS
80 after looking arouud among all the "pAE
HORsE'' stove shops IN this city. 1" no purpose,
c0metO
Twitchell Gillstts,
The only Stove Emporium In the west, aRd buy
Store 5 stone. In prices, Tor eheapness,
We defy all coapeiiton--eyery article 1arraHtsa. :.
mad IL not satisfactory, refund tae money. Among
aur assortment may be ioGHh the celebrated
Forest Oak, tor wood or Coal; the Climax
Blach Diamond, for coal; The King OF
Stoves and Governor, elevated ovens
Ali kinds OF Paflor. Office anI Heating Stoves
ltu aad Copper Ware on hand AZ ali times. hoa
IHY, JOUbiug, sc. done to order.
Brady Street. nearly opposite the P. 0.
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Pennsylvania RAILROAD.
~ sga
... -razl Central hatic, connecting lne ~ iahtit
LEV. ..l4 4e #es-afH, Northwestern, ahd Ssuth-
e.. -tgr states, Uya yp"l luuJds Haita =! ure't ibis
iz! 4lsg connects ~ FI!l-1 -1AFSh win Na,i5 Ilhe o
.a,s-tf So, Vuv.-UH aae aofta western Lates ma
trr tpr tlusl drye4 eAsGPsst GHa FsHa"ts rerts "
y 4icH Freight can be fyrwar1od !" IA" f7H the
Rate between Philadelphia and Pittsburg,
. s.5rst .lars -Hoots,saoes, Dr9.i -5r D ,un n
. ,..,ga. 40 Uuxes] Iur=, Feathers, s,c.i
sctua.d class -LsoA~. .s ~...f'.
.r4 , I.y Gue4s t@' u-io' 'A"l tgu, = luGR
! Ii,ti-f.as5 i'@r@w@r"rl j.. ..~s.
.s>r...g s.f.,.. .-s t,.r.,. saEgnr.
5t.4u- Pork Ilu Dma. ast sieet,S 500 100 y
-.Irs sa-tngr lu aaHdiss) OehFf, GcS
F.yuFgGt GIaa.. .~~loiee, klsh,Bay
con s Porn lpa,aeIs LafdH4 Lard Oiit i0c 100 i
t..sls. ifvn, h. 5t., uais, sua@ slal, dsc)
FI8UR-sl pes Uatg4I yE.. further notice,
IRzlN-5,. j.. ger!9U l. anti IuItLef uotcc.
rJsrU&--s. per bale, nut exceeding $40 H.,
..ai.f.a gttI rgtAuruyl,ee
s-3aa. pptug Juuas !EU3uaay point east ol Phil
.yais .5s paT.yulli ~ tuarE paE agos ''UIa fsGa
,...asfa RsItrgad .'.. an goods censlgied 10 the
vent I'D. hs hoad al ru,.4e sn,. u PiIIsburg, viii
lalolra5Iea o,ito4 4sae1e"uob.
FH.saAr .pEsla .it'f's' N"I"Is &" % Mem
lem. o.. s. rs- So va, 80, Luui-,J. >. AllicL-
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