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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-06-14
G. p E r r | N -,

G. PERI Rim,
Manufacturer Of all styles Of Carriages and
Wagons: also, Ball Dc Posts Cultivdtor,
warranted to do double the amount of work of any
ordinary cultivator Shop on Front street, oppo-
site Spaffords Hotel, Perrysburg, Ohio. No.2
MILLINERY IL DRESS MAKING.
MRS C. sWITZER thanks the ladies of Maumee
and vicinity for their kind and liberal patronage,
and respectfully solcts a continuance of the same
From long experience, she feels assured of be-
ing able to give universal satisfaction.
Dresses and BonnetS made in tie --latest Styles.
Also plain Straw, Leghorn, French, and Neapoli-
tan brads gentlemen's Straw and Panama hats,
renovated in the most satisfactory manner and on
liberal terms. Produce taken in exchange for work.
Second door west of Presbyterian Church, near the
corner Of broadway and 0onant-sts. laprl9-21
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-06-14
BOOKS q STATIONERY.

Great Bargains HOtU offered.
GEORGE L. ROBINSON has opened, in his new
NIstore, No ., Gardeners Buildings Toledo. Ohio the
finest assortment of BOOKS q. YIIIONER y,
and at lower prices than before offered in the To
edo market, embracing all the most ytaudard ,r0rks
on Literature History, Poetry Science and Arts All
the popular works Of the day, received as soon as
issued. large of BLANK B00ks full bound
and half bound of the very best manufacture and at
the lowest prices.
WRITING PAPERS,
large stock of the very finest kinds including Flat
Cap, Eoolscap, Letter. Bath Post Note plain and fancy
ENVELOPES.
Any quantity Of various qualities and sizes plain and
fancythe bestassortment before offered tn this
market
WRITING INKS.
of all the best manufacturers in this country and
in Europe, in bottles of from to quart
and of all cOlors.
WINDOW PAPER. WINDOW SHADES AND BORDERING,
large assortment carefully selected and at prices that
cannot full to give satisfaction
BL1NhS
for Justices, Lawyers. and business men, always or
hand and at the lowest prices.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Websers Elementary Spelling Books, by the case OF
by the DOZEN at the lowest cash prices; States of
perior quality
WRITING BOOKS,
with without copies slate pencils chalk crayons LEAD
pencils large aud small school cards drawing paper Sc
ij-A II orders from the country executed with dis
patch and fidelity and pains will he spared make
those wishing to purchase in our line feel it he
object to trade with us. T3Ofl
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-06-14
LAND W Il NTS.
L II KNOX Oskalnnsa Iowa is rnre

ID 4 v u " Il ~ n II " I %.
j. H. KNOX, Oskaloosa Iowa, is prepa-
red to Locate Land Warrants on the following
terms so acre warrants IS 100 or l60 acre war
rants. $40 The person holding the Warrant will
be required to pay the Location Fee, which is 50
for an acre warrant, and SO for l2O and 81 for l6O
acre warrant. l will furnish Plat and minute
description Of each piece entered. Residing in
Iowa, and being familiar with the lands subject to
entry, it will be TO the advantage of those who
hold warrants to have me transact their business
Address,. II. Knox, Oskaloosa, Iowa, or leave
your business with Z. A, Higgins, Maumee, and it
will be promptly attended TO. March l.-2lu
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-06-14
AUDIroR's OFFICE, PERRYsBURo

ApIll 20, I656.
certify that the foregoing laws are correct
according to the copies certified to by the
Secretary of State and furnished to this Office
by the contractor for publishing the laws in
newspapers. JAS. w. ROSS,
Ripe strawberries have appeared in the
Chicago market
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-06-14
LAWS OF OHIO.
PUBLISHED by AUTHORITY.

mo. 72 AN ACT
10 provide for the uniform government and
better regulation of the Lunatic Asylums
of the State, and the care Of Idiots and the
Insane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-06
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.

commsncing MONDAY Nov 8, 1856. Three daily trains 70
Ai5sny. Sundays exoeptad
Pare VI so New yort Albany. Leave New vo~t
foiova fro-r station Of whis
NJ, express train tor Albany, connecting with he
Central Railroad and Northern trains.
$40 A. NJ mail trsn running directly through vfhcv<
barge Of and connecting Chatham Corners ~
The wssssp trains Cor Pn,sheh. Worth Adams oahsr "a
@P NJ -sprese running directly through without ohsrss
n carr and conuecps vvh Central train p. n aw sss
West Returning leave Albany
ef5A NJ. maiftrsin for New ywt dtres.
ig45 A. NJ. eSpreas without chsase NJ cars
bOP. NJ, expvees, without change Of
Tickets 10 be obtained and baggage checked hs sHnc~ a
ne western Railroad, Albany. At White and Csp4rs.
Proome OF Twenty srth street and Fourth svsoue Nsw
vUk ". y, CARBkIsLN 0ap1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-06

ISLAND OF CUBA ExPRFsa-wE H.Lt. FORWARD
our next express for Havana all parts 81 C,sa y, 80
T. g. mail steam ship on sRfR cry MONDAY s,b ,nsa.
We snd Expresses as above By all the United states ms
steamers rnnnins 70 Havana Apply 70 WELLS FAnaoS
r. C. BosBALrER Co. proor,e,,r,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-06
CARPETING. UPHOLSTERY. &c.


DER TEN GRAND sALEsR0oMs RICHEST CARPETS
" spread,
OF rainbow hues. green, orange yellow, ,ed
Two hundred thousand dollars worth W. vtsv-
The best designs that artist drew
Per yard The best Of English tapestry Al otvep
Fer ghlings nine down unto seven,
HIRAM ANDERSON % Bowerv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-06

OFFICE OF THE sAcKFTTS HA RBOR ANDS .Toa.
ORsiroad Company No. "a William street lice fsss -
tlce hereby given the sbserbes one mill
Of the honda of this that the second i1q ~ -, ~
per cent will be PAYABLE on the tenth diy srsnbav -
Charles Macy, Treasurer Al the Park Psnk re, nrte,
the Board. IN SAxrON asr,a,a~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-06
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.


A FURNISHED HOUSE wAsrED-sY \ RESPEcrA;
Be s%y Sesw sTsh ss sessen a r6r1 AMI
sssas a the q rent anS Number e icons are
box l9S. Herald once
NLoTHIs2 OR FURNITURE wANTrD-LADfRs Or
- gsnemen having any q The same % dispose q csa
street. n, b LADIES' aisnded By Mrs Dasssdofp.
CARFzTs AID FURNITURE WANTED II L,D7.
~ thorough eseh-f q singing and The piano woqli BE-
for aad far address H. Unon square
odce.
DIsTILLERY vAsrsp-A GRAIN prsrILLERY OR
~ tat :" oae+ AGREES psu4'es'' oof 10 hefsa ounce
L'URNTsHED HoUss wANTEn-TrrL Isr or NAY
above Twenty street Address So Post once
HoE ED ssI tEsz on ggy wsIes SAs
Cbas schia, . Columbus street. rear house
HOUSE WANTED wy PERSON HAVING SMALL
= goo b. %seS Er sp ro tsah sI sss S ,s9
seventh avenues may bear OF good 'easa' ~ addressing
Dor LIZ Poet oace
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE WANTED THE sUBscr
her wpLes purchase furniture sufficient medium
sized house any family about hreasing up h5ussxeeDng
81 Beekmsn s'resl
IRON SAFE wsYTED-sEDTuM SIZE ETHER NEW
or -.sord bard r., Which clo'hsg cssh prices viii be
L SIcKERBoCKER Ics COMPANY STOCK WANTED
N IN exchange for productive real estate iirsokiyn he
iseen he ferres Address II. n, boz aSo Post ocs
NAs1gD-A SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE or PARr
w o:ahouse. address :. A. Dor No Post odice
UaNivD-io yrLrrARYBLUE ovERcoATs, SECOND
w hand IN s'cc order ADDRESS G o. boz AIS Post olce.
TASTrD TO RESr-usTrL THE FIRST or NAY
tor cars ese WHY s.ed between Ss Tsd ssa ss
snd Pow. snd Ihry fourth streets
Hotel broadway until "Wednesday neI,.
WANTED 10 REST-TN HAsHATrASvfLLE FORD.
~ can OF .rs.ge slss sos-e lor spa f,ny ds.
ssnea ssa NIn g.siea presrea Rent 2 be from ssot1
oulars NJ Bal, g Be,kmsn street, ny
.x=r-----z-
INTELyGErCB OFFICES.
y{-AN1tD-t r7eG BROADWAY. 1wo BOOK KEEPERS.
W iOur certs lcr 1r, goods aud grocery
dmcors we heassaemsn three brskemen clerk for coal
or express wagons drivers four men or
esmers three boys ~ srs and or rses And two coach
Itr.NTFp-slx MES FoR srFAYFFs- Two poRTrps
w fcr sosea wages q a enry clerk Tor rs.
hing house wages s0per week Places procured fr book
''sPs'' ''A' GiLEs co. 70 4.
FnENCB ADvEnI1sEnENTs
UrSEJErYF FrILF FR AsCAIsE, r RL.rr ANsf.rs
e a. cbanre On bonnie snfsnts dams ane anis rs9a
bic File peut ournir &c bonnes recon mandatons
dresser lGf 18th Ct, 5,h avenue.
billiards.
pl1LrARD TABLES FOR sALE-THREE FIRST
asEx.SDPR q LswRENcf AZ Brosdwss cornell
Leonard street
aTHI GAME or BILLIARDS" nv MIcHAK, PIE.
Nm With Illustrations jus, publisbed Price e. Single
o5issTnsa sInps able msser s 3. Am sss.,
w : sHARr WOULD INFORM THE PUBLIC THAT
hard ass rs ms,ss sgd GOD he.ds WI be sold chesp
msnufscorv lts Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-06
FnENCD ADvEnTgsEMENTs.

V-NEJErNE FTf.IF FIR ANCAIsE, ARLANT ANGLArs
u 81 aiemand sschani coucre, desire Sc placer cynms
Gle De chanhre bOnne enfs tsnie reDec
bic File peut tournr &c bonnes recon mandat0ns s'a
dresser d fGt 18th Ct, sth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-06

IL On sud after lee lsh5 express trains Of The Provi-
Hartford and FishkUl Railroad Will leave Hartford
for rovidenre the the arrival there ~ he
~ ne New York and New Haven auf new Haven and
Hsrrd and Springfield Railroads which esve New YORK
sA VI aud Up NJ respectively ASHBeRNRr
Chef Engineer and superintendent n r. AMI r. Il r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-06

L'OR SALE OR TO LET-A HAfp.nwE BRICK
IT bouse IN seventieh street with ureear ~ os ba
wee THIRD Fowr'h avenues N 80.
~ the city extended view n the surron Il 10 opn,s
n must be be appreciated apply 81 ill., ,ras, ~
seveny.secon street and Third avenue
Also lots for sale ~ exchange Tor improved eiy 10
se, n'y sccopd street. AppI ~ above. go "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-06

ONCE fesabshed Tor thirty years. Philadelphia Sis ~
" oen, IN sge or small smoHHs diamonds silver pIa
watches ewey merchsnds and goods % Gas-rption
Tor any length Of time agreed All business
s1cty confidential Goods be by express ana a.
Immediately frw arded Charges The ouss n
rates Address Isasc rsinans chessi bf s.s
Spruce suees PhiladaiphiA ~
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-04
Tho Greatest Discovery of the Age!
GREAT BLESSING TO MANKIND. p
INNOCENT, BUT POTENT
DIR. L.J. CzAPKAY,s

DROPHIIACTICUBI, (self-dsinfecting Agent sure
L preventive against GnOrrhOea and Syphiitic
Diseases and an unsurpassed remedy Tor all Fenereal
Scrofulous Gangreuous and Cancerous Ulcers, foetid
discharges from the Vagina Uterus and Urethra, and
all Cutaneous Eruptions and diseases. For sale at
DR.. L. j. Czapkays Office Armory Hall, corner of Sac
ramento and Montgomery streets, San Francisco. As
innOculation is preventive against Small PoX, so
is DR.. l.. j. Czapkay's Prophilacticum, preyen-
I tive against SyphiIitc andG oqorrhoeal Diseases
Harmless in itself it possesses the Fcwer-of cheJn
ically destroying the syph1itic virus, and thereby
saving thousands from being infected by the most
loathsome of all diseases. Let young man who
appreciates health be without DR.. Czapkay s Prophl
lactcum. 1t is in very convenient packages, and will
be found convenient to use, being used soap That
the disease can be prevented by the of proper
gents is as well established fact as that they can
be cured after their establishment, This principle
whichis universally recognized was received ey-
before the days of Jenner the discoverer OF vace
nation, in 1896 and its multiplied benefits ever since
have received as thev deserved the attention of the
medical faculty. 1t in pursuits OF thls oranch
OF the medical science that DR.. l.. D. Czapkay fortu-
nateiy made the discovery of his "Proph1actlcum,
which for the prevention of SyphihtIc, Gonnorroal
Cancerous and Cutaneous disorders STANDS unrvaled
by any agent in the Pharmacopuia. -
The effect Of this agent after COTTON is llnmeaate
| ana removes the possibility Of contraction OF ols-
ease, II, however, the disease has been contracted
is usefulin neutralising the poisonous secretons
which, by absorption produce the horrlu consequent
| ces known as secondary syphilis. 1t has been ad
mnistered by the Doctor in many thousand cases. and
he has yet to find the first in which it has faled TO
subserye the purpose for which it was administered
Price, 80 Full directions are attached to eacn PACK
age In cases where the Prophaeticum is useu as a
curative, DR. L. J. Czapkay will furnish (GRATIs,) "a
prescription for his Blood Purifyer.
All communications from the Country addressed
only to DR.. L.. j. Czapkay San Francisco, Will oe
strictly and confdentially attended to- and the RENE
y dispatched, by express, other conveyance, to
heir destination. t-s /" 3aH A
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-04
OrdimanSe No. rs.

Regulating the collection Of Taxes on Real and Pc
sonal Property for ahe year 1855.
The Board Of Trustees of the Town of Grass Valley
do ordan as follows -
SECTiON 1.-The Marshal of said Town is hereby au
thorised and empowered;pn and after the passage O.
this Ordinance to demand any or all taxes upon per
sonal property due the Town from any person liable
to taxation.
SECTION 2.-For all Taxes due on account Of asses
ments personal property after the twentieth day
May 1885, upon failure or refusal to pay the same de
mand first being made, upon such delinquent when
he can be found) the Marshal shall forthwith com
mence suit against such delinquent before any court
having jurisdiction thereof for the amount due.
SECTION 3.--For all taxes remaining unpaid upon
real Estate, the first day OF September 1855 the
Marshal shall proceed in Section I'd Of this Ord
nance. Adopted, April "a, 1855
j. P STONE, Pres pro tenn.
Attest-R Shoemaker clerk
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-04

In Relation to Hawkers and Pedlars.
The Board of Trustees of the Town of Gress Valley
do ordain follows
That the above entitled Ordinance be- and the same
is hereby repealed and the following be substituted
in its place.
SECTION l. That all persons who shall be fornd
hawking, peddling, vending, offering for sale anv
goods, wares or merchandise, in the Corporation Of
the Town of Grass Valley outside of anv rernIe :
Market, Grocery, or Warehouse, where License
fol such privilege has been already granted shah
to the Marshal, for the use of tho Tosp ... al
I- quarterly tax of ten dollars in advance for snch
privileges upon the receipt whereof the Clerk shall
cause such license to be issued to the party paying
shall be prosecuted by the Marshal. forthwith for
double the amonnt before any court Of competent u
risdiction. So 1E, IT .Gr''N 'N
Approved, E. A. T0MPKINS. President
Attest-S. C. RICHARDSON. Clerk
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-04
Ordinance. No. XXMI.


The Board of Iructees. of the Town of Grass Val
ley do ordain follows:
SECTION /. Any owner proprietor occupant, or les
see, of any house, store other building within the
limits of the thicTy settled portion of the Town of
Grass Valley where there is any danger of fire com
municatng frcm building to another, shall pro-
vide in keep in readiness, atteast fifty gallons of
water to each and every story of such building be
placed in open vessels and in case to be used ex-
cept for the eXtinguishment Of fire. and every such
owner, proprietor, occupant lessee of such build
ngS shall furnish at least four buckets for each and
every story composing the buildings and them to be
filled and and Kept filled with water and to be depos-
tied in some convenient and easy place of access at
all times, and in to pc removed, only in
of fire. All persons refusing neglectng to comply
with this section after having received three days
tice from the Marshal, to such preparations,
shall be fined not less than FIVE dollars more than
twenty dollars, aud shall be collected in like manner
as any other debt when Judgment shall have been
obtained.
sEcuoN2 2. No person shall place, or cause to be
placed in dangerous proximt to any house or other
building within the incorporate limits of Grass Val
ley, and hay. straw, shaEfngs, or other dangerous
combustible matter, unless securely enclosed in a
permanent building Any person violating this sec
tion shall be fined mol less Than twenty dollars nor
more than fifty dollars, and in default of payment
shall be imprisoned not less than ten days, and as
much longer may be discretionary with the con
yicting mag strate, and in accordance with the of
fence for which execution shall be issued on recovery
of judgment \
Approved June 1862
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-04
rOFeu j uHV I0O9-
q, "A. TOMPKINs, President
St-S c. RICHARDSON Clerk
Ordinance. No. xxx.


The Board of Trustees OF the Town Grass Valley,
do Ordain as follows
Section /. Any persre Or persons opening or keep
ing any public Dance House, within the incorporate
limits Of the Town of Grass Valley, shall first apply
to the marshal and obtain License for the same which
License shall be Thirty Doars per MONTH in advance
or Three Dollars inadvance foreach night day such
Dance House may be opened for dancing purposes,
Sundays excepted in all cases
Section >. On and after the passage of this ordi,
nance, person persons shall use any house With
in the Corporate limits of Grass Valley as public
Dance House. without first having obtained License,
directed in Section first in this Ordinance, under
the penalty Of fine of not less than Fifty Dollars,
and costs of suit, than One Hundred Dollars
on conviction before magistrate, shall be mprfss
over Thirty and the property thus occupied asa
Dance Hause, and the owner thereof shall be held
sponsible for, and be made to pay the fine and cost
so imposed.
Approved, E. A. T0MPKINS, President.
Attest-S c. Richardson Clerk
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-04
Ordipance. Ma. XSN

Concerning Public Shows -
The Board of Trustees of the Town of Grass Valley
an rArsess; a leTsEDr Keepers d any FuDiic Exhf-
bition whatever, shalfor each and every exhibition,
pay, License, sum of ESney, after the follow
ing rates:
or menagerie the sum ofS25, of which the Marshal
shall receive S5 for his attendance.
For each and every CoQcert, So.
For each and every Theatrical Exhibition, SIS.
For each and every other ShSM or Exhibition S.
It shall be the duty OF the Marshal to be present at
each Exhibition, either npgFson, or by a substitute
whom he shall appoint to Keep order, and to collect
said License and in default Of payment thereof, to
prohibit the Exhibition until the Iicence shall be paid
Adopted March q 1S55.M
ZENExS WHEELER, President
d ~
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-04
Ordinance No. VII

an OrdlnaDce III reFatl0n 70 SIDEWALKS.
The Board Of Trustees of the Town of Grass Valley
do Ordan follows:
No person persons shall in any way obstruct OF
cucumber any Sidewalk in apS street within the Fcwn
of Grass Valley.
And each and every person found guilty of viola
ton of this Ordinance, after days notice having
been given by the Marshal, examination before
Justice of the Peace, shall be fined in not
ceedng Fifteen Dollars andEosts In default of pay
to interfere with any person or persons obsruct
ing the sidewalks in building orr improving the hous
es ofthe Town, where the building or Improvement
shall not be delayed for unreasonable period OF
time. a.
adopted, March 26, 1855.
ZENAS WHEELER, President.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-04
Ordinance, No. XIII.

Concerning indecent exposure Of Person. -
The Board of Trustees of the Town of Grass yallev
do 0rdain follows 51s5 egs slT
Any male or female who shall in any manner inde--
Gently expose himself herself in the streets ar in
the doorways or At the windows fanY house in such
male who shall dress and appear in the streets in
mems elothing o. in anj other mode of dress 1nFi;t
able TO female; or any male who shah dress Il e
upon being convicted thereof beforea Justice O.
theseace, he Epec IN sum rot 1ess 4bRn sf61e noe
haeethan S5C0 and Costs. and i defaglt 81 "a yres
ne not ezeAed1ng tea days nor less fEan HEVe aaF8
tsshall ee the DUTY OF the Marshal to enforce the
proVIsions q th1s Ordinance 6o betIest ef his tl .
ites aHa upon the conviction of any s6eh rerEon he
shatirecelve the sum Of FiSs Do9afs St 81 the fAs
imposed, when said fine has been collected, arc7
-Adopted March q, 1856 sisa4 hRa a TeH
ZENAS WHEELER, President
Aftest-R SHoENfArrp Clark
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-04
enrains,,ce. 20. xxxvGr.

Concerning the construction Of Sidewalks on
Church Street.
TIC Trustees o The Town of Grass Valley do 0rdain
a. follows;
Tbats Sidewalk slall be constructed on the west
side Of Church street, extending from Main Street to
the south side ofproperty owned byJoaephWooiworth
and also tbe East side Of said street commencing
at Main street and extending to Walsh Alley aud
thence down south side of sail alley from Church
AIll St and also the east side of Auburn St ex-
tending from Main St. to the bridge that crosses Wolf
Creek and that the said Sidewalks be four feet wide
and constructed by laying two pieces Of by incl.
scantling, lengthwse OF the Sidewalk, and feet
apart in the clear aud said scaPtng shall be cover
ell by plank, feet long and one inch thick and not
over one foot in width and made fast to the seantlng
by at least four twentypenny nails in each plank and
ii so that the said Sidewalk be laid in accora nee with
the grade OF the Street and that the provisions and
penalties specified in Ordinance, No 81 concerning
sidewalks be adopted in the construction of the Side
walk ora Church street. tf -rEaxF
This Ordinance to be in force on and after the ff-
teenth day Of Dec. 1865.
Approved, Dec. 10, 1850
E. a. TOMPKINS President u
Attest-s. C. Richardson, Clerk. - y
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-04
E.ist al Areuts tl,rougl,ouf fI,e stnfel

RICE, COFFIN 4 CO.. Druggists, Marysvile.
R. K. STARIWEATHER, City Drug Store, Stockt
W. H. BRUNER, Tuolumne Drug Store Sonora.
BENZ. SIURTI.EFF, Shasta Drug Store, Shasta.
CHILD & WORTHEN, Placerville Drug Store, Plac.
JUSTIN GATES, Jr., Sacramento City.
Or. r. W. CARR. Downeville.
pr. JOHN LARK, Nevada.
Dr. W. H. GARTIIFF, Yreka
DR.. J. B. WINSTON Los Angeles. .. -.,--
WHAI.EY & MORSE. San Diego.
GEORGE L. STORY. Portland O. 7. 10
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-04
WELLS, FARGO & co.'s
szz.zz.ss55! .zssE9! : EXPRESS Fzsss59zeel,ss It
Banking Exchange Office.
CAPITAL, S600,00O.

oPPosTF BEATTY House MAIN ST, GRASS Valley.
tLoIh DUST, BULLION AND PACKAGES snt 10 all
- parts Of the United States and Europe and ia all
'"e FrlncPal places in California, insured.
H!%ht bills of Exchange drawn the principal cit
les IN the United States aud Europe
CheckS on Sacramento and san Francisco, free of
highest price paid in coin for Gold Dust.
Having facilities equal to that of ANY OTHER IN
IHj' WORLD we are fuly prepared to do PROMPTLY
ana FAITHFULLY, any business committed to our
charge. WELLS. FARGO & Co.
a. DEIANO, Agent at Grass Valley.
Nay l, 1854. 33tf
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-04
AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF DROPsY, AFTER sUFFER1N
FOR EIGHTEEN MONTHS.

AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF DROPsT, AFTER SUFFERING
FOR EIGHTEEN MONTHS.
Copy Of a letter from Mr.. G. Briggs, Chem
ist, G00Ie, dated Feb. Is, 1853.
To Professor HouOwAY,
SIR i have much pleasure in informing you of a
most surprising cure of Dropsy, recently effected by
your valuable medicines. Captain jackson, of this
place was afflicted with Dropsy for upwards of eigh
teen months, to such extent that it caused his
as it we're from his skin so that daily change of ap
parel became necessary notwithstanding the various
remedies tried and the different medical men consult
ed all was of no avail, until he commenced using
your Pills by which, and strict attention to the
printed directions he eTectually cured, and his
health perfectly re-established If you deem this
worthy Of publicity you at liberty to use it.
am, sirs, yours respectfully,
(Signed) G. BRIGGS.