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CHARLESTON, s. G., Jan. !, 1866.
I'Ig,im Landing CeietraNon- -Ang'ing Of North asd
SouA-7ne Dinner Osaiom, dc.
always great pleasure to me to be able TO report
the minglipg of North and south-how much more SO
when Southern friends take part prominent
one the most ultra Of Southern cities In celebrating
the day that the New Enganders most proud othe
landing of the Pgrims. It their natal day of exist
ence-the day that gave them home free to wor-
ship their Creator withou. the SET forms of man
"dreseed in little brief authority" What was 1t to
these earnest spir that they possessed wealth. rich
lanas teeming with milk and honey, proud positions In
society since they denied the privilege Of serving
their Maker best beseemed their conscences All the
blessings they possessed sunk into nothingness beside
paramount good-feedom Of religion. For this good
they left hoe kindred friends for tha they traversed
tho wide ocean, (not then looked upon now
in these days Of steam) for ns they made their home
Wild beast. Woman, gentle woman girded the
Of faith and Righteousness which made her strong
endure.
Years have passed. and that lone rock and desolate
shore which received them, teens with peace and
plenty and as each anniversary returns, sing loud
Ionns in praise ., that adventurous band. Old South
Carolina Of the brightest jewels in the Revolutionary
forward in the hour Of peril for her ooun
try's rcodjons beart and hand In the celebration Of
this great victory desposm and ettered religion
The dinner held .. the Mills House. Mr.. Tricker-
exceeded s his former efforts catering for his
gueAtt.
A. wIngion, Esq, Of the Charleston Courier, pre-
sideo, assisted by stessrs Beach, Campbell and Tailor
Vice fresioent Secretary and Treasurer.
Gustavus Street. Esq was selected ~ orator Of the
day-a gentleman in every way fitted for It, he handled
the subject with mater mind After the grafton many
toasts drank, and responded to in feliotous
an early hour for fear of encroachug on the Sab
bath the party well pleased with the OCCASION
plen dinner and gloi,us sentiments good ee
irg been expressed all tending deiy dsunion
but Knitting, with hooks Of Steel brothers from North
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Personal IntelIS1ence,

Cole hcCres, who charged With murder in Kansas
Territory, and lateiy mafe his escape 4, deliver loo
ture in Detroit on the subject o. his adventures.
ARRIVALS.
Prom Charleston, In the seal.shp Mariop-Mss Doan n
} Levy, B murphy, Long Crawford Thos Miner and
- la tne steerase.
DEPARTURES.
FOR Savannah, IN the steamship Knoxvile-R Bsrnweu
u Dubois Ctas Bellows, re ry Do Confey 4 G Arno a
Mie. Neurnn Mia l. Scranton Mrs scr.noo ohudran
and serv ant Garditer, lady md T Insey
VI q sturres q Iauelee, Geo Hodges Wm rog nsend T.
" golsom B II SHEPPARD and lady. A par A + shsry 4
Andrews ] Eihw ey, Ilaris. q Mitchell, in Mrs
Qyanc Mrs Moray, Capt Geo Msson ani IL Ia sccraSe
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THE INTENSE COLD IN BROOKLYN.

several drivers ON the different railroad routes, now
taversed by eghs nearly frozen to death ycstcr
cay morning One Of them nearly stiff whom he ar
rived at the ferry. number of others were FROST
navigation is greatly mpeded.
TUESDAY was fxed for the commencement of the gene
raj term OF the Supreme Court Of Kiags county but
in consequence Of the absence Of Judge Strong the
court could not be organized Judge Strong resides in
suffolk county, and as the trains Of the Long Island Rail
II IL impossible to reach the city except perhaps by
private conveyance The road between here and
was covered with deep drifts Of after Saturday
nights storm but the tracks sufficiently cleared nv
Monday to permit the trains 10 their trips Tie
drAx Of Tnestay right, however, sgsin lued pp the
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THE WEATHER.
TO THE EDiTUR or THE HERALD.

TO THE EDiTVR or THE HERALD.
Yesterday presented sudden and rapid changes Of
perature. At3P. NJ frigorHc current Visible In
the high atmosphere running near the ssnitA from Q
point little west Of south.
The fon,wpg tabular statement exhibits the changes
commencing tuesday at
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&c, G9, 80 70 vs..
supEmoR CovRr-Nos Z, 4s, 11o, 1a2 1877 to 152 15s,
157. leo to 1'3.
SUPREME CouRr--Circuit-Nos. "a IT. So 81, So to o.
Co. 98 70 I08 Ito to 116 Special Term-o, 90 II, los
10 The end.
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ccnmeEcirg tuesday at

Tho chsnge In eighteen hours was 81 degrees.
The cold in the two aspects OF the cycle presented
and heretofore neotionea, has % follows:-
First, commencing between and Z A. NJ of December
60 and counted win perturoatons the 29th
Iecembef and I'd and I'd January, to A. N. OF Thurs
day, 10Th, viii be $50 hours full circle. Second al
towing tie second to be determination OF ths
cycle nj 10 A. NJ Of S whom tho temperature
he feezing point and counting out nine hours the
present CYCLE reuced between and L. M. Of the
sd and WILL at ~ O'Clock to morrow mornlng have con-
,Lusd ono hunGI ed and thirty five hours, twelve
tions Of the circle,
The frvm the saline wells Of Iockpit Montexuma
and Hclsol remains perfectly impid In the present con-
ci,itn OF lie pherc while that of Onondaga and
est are cystazing, and passing refidy towards co...
centxAuon 4. MtRlAM.
BiookLYN HncHIs, Wednesday, Jan. Q, 1855
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Jack 30 a. to mr'etely stop c,Tmunicti' "a between
he Two Ieces large number o. Passengers assembled
ut Tie del OF yesterday morning. bat compel ed TO
stay over ntil the fAow be cleared of "a
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The tial of John Mckinney for the mur'er OF Conrad
PAGER az the lager bier ssncn ~ Mvket street Newsrx
IL August iast, wss commenced ca tls 5a Inst
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AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON.
The 6pealke0shlp.

A PROSPECT or AN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
STATE or CONFUSION IN THE AOUsE, Ero.
WAsnS0r0s, Jan. Q, 1856.
The great speech Of the session made to night -
Mrl CsrntAers OF YMo. Mr. Cliogman, (cem) Of Nerth
carolina has resolution prepared ado yng the piursy
rule, and he will ofer it to night to- morrow. Should
the contest for Speaker not be closed before that VII
cl0se IL.
The Heuse of Representatives is In uproarieus os.fa
sion, and without any chance Cor sc;surnmert. ha.v
Of the democrats snraged at the reseuioa
of Monday night and they will either sdjoura
60 the plurality Some predict adjsurumesS n
Q short time.
The vote placing Mr. Orr temporarily In ths chair hAs
reAted great excitement II makes him the formAsSaD
candidate for the Speakership, and my predctsa ~
yet bs fulfilled.
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THE NEW JERSEY RAILROADS.

THE NEW JERSEY RAILROADS.
10 rauroa s'n ew jersey were, yesterday, again en-
numbered with SNOW, in consequence Of the drifting on
the ming pievious me first train from Newark yes
terday morning, due at hafpks O'clock arrived at
O'Clock A. ~ ths Grst traiu Hizabethtown arrived
at noon, and tie rrt train from New Brunswick at
O'Clock p ~ No Phsdelnhis train had arrived At Jer
sey Chy mp 10 O'Clock p. NJ Tie train which left tor
Philadelphia got fr New Brnnswi-k when some Of
TIE passengers lsf returned to New York reaching
here at O'Clock r. NJ. The train upon whtca they
sssrted signed 70 lush forward as far AS Trenton Ga
the New iok ind Erie road the trains through
with sone delay The Cincinnati express train arrived
Ut O'Clock Last evening three hours Dehind time
COLD JANUARYS.
TO THE EDIaoR OK rHE HERALD.
In continuation Of my remarks under this head in
days HERALD. add other cold terms ending Ia January,
as follows:-
17t6-8.-A cod term commenced tho 10th OF De-
cember l196, and continued to Tho 1lth of January
1897, twenty consecutive daE, Ging circe of
a6O hours and stxsea sections second circle Tha
Temperature the Esd Of December Sen to degrees
below There perturbation On the 3Oth with
drzals Of rain and N. L. wndtsmperature 80 degrees
staten Lsnd On the Sih os January the ice lodged
hs Battery and GcveFnors Island and several
hundred people crossed upon r. Rain fell aDundAntly
the DAY Ills cold commenced and the day ended
164649 On the 3lss OF December, between the hours
OF and r. H., cod teTm commenced, and continued
to the 18th Of January between hours Of and p
NJ the lowest temperature here degree aoove
zero; at Flsncons, New RaMpshire It (58) thirty
nine beLw zero. 4Ns cold fAed exactly twenty
eight sections Of the great cisoe II immedia.ey
preceded and immediately succeeded BY rain. A. distant
points both the comneneenent and tSrmnatiou this
cold term attended BY terrific thuncer Nghtnng
and the llth the day which tbs tsmpera-
ure was eKperAenced tho city Of Augustus Sicily
WIS destroy cd by an earthquake.
will ADD 70 these memoranda NJ have opportunity Of
leisure TO count mp the records. l. MERlAM
BRoOKIyN HElGliTs, Jan. Q, 1866,
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IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC.


MAYORS OF11cz Jan. Q, 1855
The Mayor desires to call the attention OF the public
to the fol owing ordinance which will be strictly enorced
AN ORDINANCE
TO AMEND An ORDINANCE 10 REGULATE WATER WORKS
rK CITY OF NEW YORK, PAseAD sEpTEMRHR 7, 1872
sEC person perSons who shall obsruct the
to the nt connected with the water pipes
placing thereon brick lumber dirt other mater
ala who shall permit any such materials be placed thereon
hy hoee hs their employ shall be subject The penalty
OF hfy dollars for each offence with an additional
twenty five dolsrs for each The shall be continued
after notice for removal shall have been served
SIC Any penalties herein prescr ,ed shaM be imposed
the offender IN Ike provided In The section
the seventh Title Of the ordinance hereby amended In
70 me pcnay nerein presoIipeo ana IA asAuh The pay
i'm prtopment as Is In aaid section prescribed
Adopted by the Board OF Aldermen, December 1874.
Adopted BY the Board Of Assistants, December H. 1874
Approved by the Mayor, December "a, 1874.
. y. T. VALENTINE, Clerk G. G.
This ordinance applies the removing Of SNOW from
any hydrant In front OF any premises.
FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-12-20
p, ,cruvrIr. Nav 2sth, 1855.

/
Dr. C. YouNG-Dear SIR Words cannot ex-
press the gratitude feel is due to you for the ben
eft have received from your truly valuable course
of treatment of my case while prescribing Tor me.
think cannot justify myself without giving THIS
small token of my thankfulness and esteem, for you
have been the means of saring my life, and rcstor-
inc to me that health which had so long despaired
of again enjoying ] had for a long time -four
years) been troubled with that most dreadful
scourge Of young people, seminal weakness or noe
turnal emissions. which weakened me both body
and mind that was obliged to give up mining al
together, | consulted one of the best physicians
$50 called) in the mountain districts and after
careful examination Of my case, he gave me medi-
cines | continued under his treatment for three
months without receiving any benefit. in fact grew
worse from week to week, until at last got dscour
aged and asked him for his opinion. | told him not
to fear to tell me the whole truth, for should rath
er know the worst at once than to live IN suspense
had lost about thirty pounds of fiesh and knew
that he at least could not cure me, and as ] was
then going on. death must soon count me as one OF
its victims. This physician then told me that my
case was incurabe: that had better not take any
more medicines He said was in decline, which
was fast tending to pulmonary consumption.
! then despared of obtaining any relief, and saw
that unless something done to mitigate the COM
plaint that | should be numbered with the dead or
what is worse, be q raving maniac Happening to
see one of your books, the Pocket Ksculapius, /
made up my mind at once to call and consult you
with the determination of trying once more to get
relief if you would undertake the case. Oh, how
thankful / am for this determination commenc-
ed taking the medicines prescribed by you and |
am now, through their healing powers, restored to
perfect health | shall not fail to recommend you
to any of my friends that require assistance, for q
man that can cure a case as bad mine was, can
cure every disease that flesh is heir to, if there is
life enough left in the system to build upon.
Receive my most heartfelt thanks and esteem
S. W. RElGHLEA.
nov II Ally
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-12-20
Masonic Cave Water Works.

A PRIVATE ENTERPRISE But PUBLIC BENEFIT,
ID +. GEORGE would respectfully inform the
ID. citizens of Volcano that having purchased the
Alpha Water Works together with the Hills Spring,
that they can now be abundanty satisfactorily and
unfaingy supplied with pure limped spring wa
ter from the celebrated
"OLD .MaSO.NTC C.aTE SPRING"
as also from the ALPHA WATER WORKS and
the FAMOUS HILLS SPRING.
To those acquainted, it is unnecessary to speak
of the superiority of these springs all Others in
this vicinity for all domestic purposes, the Sierra
Nevada's produce no purer or better.
This enterprise was commenced and has been
finished with view to the protection of property
from the ravages of fire, well for the comforts
and conveniences of domestic purposes. II re-
mains with those interested to encourage it or not
The whole mechanism is as well done as any work OF
the same extent and character in this any other
country. The plumbing work has been and will
be done by one of the best mechanics in the State.
tariff of prices to meet as near practicable the
exegencies of this particular business, has been
adopted and no material change will be made.
tender thanks to my patrons for what encourage
ment have received, and inform those who may
wish to become so, or who wish information on the
subject that they can be accommodated by calling
upon b. +. GEORGE Proprietor.
aug2 4l-3m
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-12-20
YOUNG AMERICA SALnor
u. =. HOTEL

FIDDLETOW WN, CALIFORNr,
t'.1sssar THE undersig gned begs to annoupeo - a.
'sikH public that the L. S. HOTEL. Fidll0,oe
.BlHlIEFA has been recently enlarged and imr,o,
ed by the erection Of new and fine tyo s,..
building on the premises, the old building b,yi
also been thoroughly renovated, and the antir. /,
tablishment well furnished.
THE LODGING APARTMENTS WILL RI
found clean, neat and comfortable.
THE TABLE will be constantly supplied with A
best to be had in market.
THE BAR, will always be furnished with tbe PIP,
of Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
THE STABLE will be in good hands. and bo,,
properly cared for.
BY strict attention to business. the rronr,,,
hopes TO merit and receive the liberal patron,
heretofore extended to the " U. S."
WELLS, FARGO q. Co.'S EXPRPS
The agency of this well known and poparE
press firm is at this house.
Fiddletown, August 9th 1856
J. W. KENDALL, Proprietor.
aug 42-f
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-12-20

IMPORTANT TO MINERS. TRAVELLERS, ETc.--There
Il is no malady of deeper Importance. either in a
medical or moral point Of view, to which the hui
man family is more liable than that arising from
impure connection.
As medical man. it is the duty Of every physi-
clan to look at disease ii affects health and life.
and his sole object should be to mitigate far as
lies in his power, the bodily suffering Humun ma
ture at best is but frail all are liable TO misfortune
OF all the ills that affect man, none are more ter
ribe than those of private nature. Dreadful as
ii is in the person who contracts il, frghttu as are
its ravages upon his constitution, ending frequently
in destruction and oathsome grave, 1t becomes OF
still greater importance when it is transmitted to
innocent offspring. Such being the case how ne
cessary IL becomes that every one having reason to
fear that they have contracted the disease should
attend to il at once by consulting some physician,
whose responsibility and education enables him TO
warrant safe speedy, and permanent cure. In ac-
eordance with this necessity, DR.. Young feels called
upon to state that by long study and extensive
practice he has become perfect master OF all those
diseases, which come under the denomination Of We
nereal and having paid more attention to that one
branch than any other physician in the United States
he feels himself better qualified to treat them.
Syphilis in all its forms, such as ulcers, swelling
in the groins ulcers in the throat, secondary syphl-
is cutaneous eruptions uceratons tertiary syphil-
u.s. syphilis in children mercurea syphlitic aifcc-
TONS gonorThna, gleet structures. false passages,
inflammation of the bladder and PROSTATE glands,
pusluitS, ctC thc 10
to him the most common things OF daily observa-
ton
The Doctor effects cure in recent cases in a few
days and finds no difficulty in curing those of long
duration, without submitting the patient to such
treatment as will draw upon him the slightest sus-
pcion, oblige him to neglect his business, wheth-
or within doors OF without The diet need not be
changed except in cases of severe inflammation
There are in California patients amounting to over
two thousand in the past year, that could furnish
proof of this; but these are matters that require
the incest secresy, which he always preserves.
All Ntters. enclosing $40, will be promptly at
tended to. Office hours from A. NJ. to Z. NJ.
Address, j. &. YOUNG, NJ. D.,
Express Building, corner of Montgomery and Cal
ifornia streets, over Wells, Fargo d Co.'S Express
Department.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-12-20
House, sign and Carriage Painting

Ell. CHASE, JACKSON
II ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of Vol
IL cano and Jackson that he is prepared to do all
kinds of ,.<,
PLqLV AND Fa.NCY SIGN P.4LNTLNG
at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable
terms ,,r1,,
gsss~ Carriage painting executed in aSUPERloR
STYLE.
Orders left at the Ledger office will be attended
to, promptly.
Jackson August 27, 1856.
aug 30 f9-u
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-12-20
Medical and Surgical

l. lnstltute.-Dr. l.. j. CZapkay has opened his
Institute for the cure of all forms of private dis
ease--such as Syphilis Gonorrhga, Nocturnal En-
issons and all the consequences of self abuse. In
the first stages of Syphlitic or Gonorrheal Diseases
he guarantees a cure in few days, without ineon-
venicnee to the patient, hindranee to his busi-
ness. When patient by neglect or improper
treatment has developed the secondary symptoms
of Syphilis, such as Bubocs. or other painful swell
ings on the groins. or Ulcers in the throat or nose
which if not checked, destroy the soft parts and
cause the bones to mortify, separate and come
away leaving the sufferer an object hideOus to be-
hold; or when splotches or pimples break out upon
the skin, or when he has painful swellngs upon the
bones or when his constitution is injured as to
predispose to consumption or other constitutional
disease, the Doctor guarantees cure or asks no
compensation.
In RHEUMATISM, chronic or ACUTE In DYS-
EMERY or DfARI10lA he has safe and eiectual
remedies For the treatment of the consequences
of self abuse such rs nocturnal emissions, head
ache timidity pains in the back and limbs, with
general weakness. loss of appetite, loss Of memory,
injury to the sight restlessness confusion of ideas
dislike for society, and feeling of WEAKNESS Of
life with the nervous system so eXcitable that
slight noises shock or startle the patient making
his exisance miserable. For the above maladies
the Doctor will guarantee cure or ask no com
pensation. He eau be consulted free of charge
and invites all to call il will cost them nothing,
and may be much to their advantage. His Offices,
are Nos. 8 and Armory Hail. corner of Sacramento
and Montgomery street, San Francisco.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-12-20
FOR BARS.


WE CALL THE PARTICULAR ATTENTION
wv of Barkeepers and the Retail Trade to our
large and well selected stock of Liquors etc, super
ior to any ever offered in this Market which we
intend to sell wholesale at the par of Sacramento
PRICES.
Long Experience in this branch Of business and
by making our purchases on large SCALE at the
LOWEST PRICES, we are enabled to offer
INDUCEMENTS, WHICH CANNOT FAIL
To satisfy.
French andlAmerican Brandies, assorted
Holland and American Gin,
Jamaica Runs,
Cherry Brandy, Port Wine, Gala Wine;
Sherry Wine, Hook Wine, Clarct,
IIaut Sauternes;
Bocker's Stomach Bitters, Stougatou Bitters
and Peppermint
Absynthe Amisette Curacao, MaraschinO,
Kirscho Wasser, Kirmmel and other cordials;
Porter and Ales,
Lemon, Raspberry and Strawberry Syrup;
Syrup de CONNIE, and all other kinds of
Syrups
Also keep full and well assorted stock Of Cigars,
Pipes, Tobacco, Playing Cards, Matches etc.
AT THE CHEAPEST PRICES.
Also keep good assortment of all kinds of BAR
fixtures: Decanters, Tumblers, Beer Glasses, Wine
Glasses, Long Glasses, Pitchers, &c, &C., at h.
Centre Store. TIEURKAuF Co.
oct Is 52-tf
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-12-20

CtPERMATORRHEA, or Local Heakness Ner
= vous Debility, Low Spirits Lassitude, Weakness
of the Limbs and Back, Indisposition and Incapa
bility for Labor and Study, Dullness of Apprehen-
sion Loss of Memory, Aversion to Society, Love of
Solitude Timidity self Distrust Dizziness. Head
ache, Involuntary Discharges, Pains in the Side,
Affections of the Eyes, Pimples on the face sexual
and other infrmaties in man. cured without fail
by the Justly celebrated Physician and Surgeon, l..
J. CZAPKAY. His method Of curing diseases is
new, unknown to others) and hence the great sue
sess All consultations, by letter or otherwise free
Address L. j. Czapkay. San Francisco. Cal.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-12-20
yyosbinetom Restaurant.
.JOH.v S. BRaDLY, PROPRIETOR,
MAIN STREET. JACKSON.

MAIN STREET, JACKSON.
THIS HOUSE has recently been renovated and
refurnished and is now kept in the best style
possible The subscriber would respectfully inform
his friends and the public generally, that he Will be
pleased to wait upon them at any time IT may suit
their pleasure to call upon him.
esT;- Meals to order, ut all hours of the day and
night. Board by the week or day. -s'sN
In connection with the restaurant, Will be found
superior lodging apartments, CLEAN BEDS AND
ROOMS we'll ventilated.
Jackson, August 29th 1856
aug 80 fo-u
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-12-20
YOUNG AMERICA sAIoor

BROADWAY STREET, JACr,
TNHlS saloon is situated on Broadway -.
l. from Water street, in the most iu'Ie' '0r
ton in Jackson. The Saloon is larrno r'0' tl4 .ot
Mt all times cool and the BAR is furn;tS aly on
BEST WINES AND l.IQuoRs that the count. Sila d
Fancy Ice Drinks gotten lsp in the w., .auords-
style. CIGARS of the best brands anS po2tl
can be procured in San Francisco ken, oa,of IA
on hand. ~ 'OHslalt.
TWO or THE BEST .aLgBRtr
BILLIARD TABLES in the State, are kentir -, '''D
for the accommodation of those who das,o 'liS @ol
themselves in this pleasant exercise ''e TO anus
Among other important articles NOT ,s,.,,
in the Saloons of California. are H. ~ y Tom
leading journals of the United States or5 oIloSa
which are kept expressly for the custo,Oon.N Nlop
YOUNG AMERICA SALoov "a
illustrated Lon n. Y. Herald: Cl M.
don News; n. Y. Tribune: Ala, SlI.9 Ii.o9ncl,
Bells Life in n. O. Delta; Sacr,yall'o Tiillo'i
London Mo- Republican: Tnjngl.' eIi
London Punch; Echo due Pa Stat w.
Ballou's Picto- cilic; Yolo,',oIi' OIi'nal
rial; Spirit Of the AmaJo. q lg.
Boston Journals; Age nal eeiI
In addition to the above papers tbe ru...
keeps general assortment Of Historcral rl'Iu!e'o r
and Magazines. "olS
The undersigned invites his friends and ,to ...
lie generally to give him call and hewill ,' ~. l'
to give them the best in town. ''ul'
GEO. S. STEVENS. pro,,;.,
aug9 'ttS' l5s