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The Empire County argus., 1856-06-21
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Ng EMBERS of the CALIFORNIA MIN1NG COMPANY are
w here bv notified hat Assessment of Forty Doais
on each share has been levied for the Oriental Cans
lOlh Assessment Al>oihat the shares of all d lin
quens in the loc tion known by The of Table Moun
lain Claims, will be sold Public Auction Tuesday
the I'D ulv ls5d O'Clock p NJ in front of he Bottle
I Iotc Bottle Hill for back Assessments if the
be not paid up by III lime.
BY Order Of the Board of Direct RS
II. MARKS, Secretary
Dntlc Hill. Jme lG lSif.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. We are under obligations
to the followin y-named gentlemen, for Mvors shown
during the week;
Pacific EMPRESS Co., for S. F. papers, delivery
Of letters, &C.
WELLS, FARGO & Co., fer S. F. and Eastern pa
pers, and other iavors.
CLARK & HENRY, for daily files of Sacramento pa
pcrs
GEO. VINCENT & Co.. for Sac papers and Eastern
Pictorias.
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A monument to the memory Of Col. Morgan will
be inaugurated on the 4th Of july in Winchester,
Va, whee the hero died
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-21

There is q man named Nathan Brown in jail in
Butler county, Ohio, who has nine living wives. He
is iugoed this time on complaint Of the seventh.
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-21

J. A. CUNNINGHAM, at the News and Stationery Depo
Mai street, Georgetown. Subscriptions, Job Worl
and Advertising taken al office prices.
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MoaR1s FLoop, at the News and Literary Depot, Garde
Valley will furnish the Argus TO subs scribeis in iha
vicinity, and will attend 10 Ulders for Jobs and Adver
tisng
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Coop RoAD.-The citizens of Cold Springs, un-
der the superintendance of Mr.. Could, have made
very material improvements on the road from that
place to Granite Hill
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Mrs Naomi Snyder, from Washington Territory,
AMI formerly of Bates county M)., wishes informl-
ton concerning her brother, John Henry sent to the
Office OF the Marysville Hsrald Henry came from
Iowa to this State in SO, and is supposed to be
somewhere in the Northern Mines.
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Ice CREAM-Davis up town, continues to dispense
this choice delicacy and long the days continue
as hot as now, occasional glass of his Incompatible
Vanilla, Lemon, Or Strawberry, is a luxury to be
coveted by all-and the low price of two bits Ger
tainly puts an ice cream within the reach Of ALL
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-21

Martiu Koszta, the Hungarian, has purchased
arm on the Med.an River, Texas, for which he paid
$4,000
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EDITORIAL CHANGE.-Wm. II. Mantz, recently
one of the editors of the Town Talk, has become
editor of the Marysville Inquirer. r. H. Bowin has
taken the Place of Mr.. Mantz, on the Talk tripod
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-21

GARDINER KIRK Post Office Literary Depot next door to
P. o., agents at Sacramento.
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Those MARBLE TABLES at Ekus & Co.'S Restau-
rant are very neat and there is some excellent grub
SIT upon them occasionay-and, It's said, some rath-
er refreshing drinks. They make genuine Hook
cobb.ers, we knor
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A Q E NJ T S 4.

L. p FISHER, Iron Building, opposite Pacific Express Of
fee, is agent for the Argus" at San Francisco
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GEoRGETowN, June lG.

Georgetown, june lG.
EDITORS ARGUS: ! wish to do Mr. Chinn, prorri-
etor of the Georgetown Hotel the justice to say he
keeps the best house in the mountains. Try him,
when you are there A TRAVELLER.
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A paragraph is going the rounds, to the effect that
Colonel Fremont is a native of France.
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Alhambra Saloon.
Opposite the American House, Pie,y Hill, Colon
HaVIpy & WaldrOn, PrOprietOrS.

The subscr bers would inform their friends and the
bubble that they have opened the above Saloon whore
can at all times be found The choicest Wines, Liquors and
ticuus 27
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FORr VIGMANcE.-The Vigilance Committee has
made preparation for siege. On Sunday last, two
additional pieces of ordnance, purchased from YES
sci in the harbor, were taken to the fort
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TnarmcA.-Julia Dean IIayne will make her
first appearance before California audience at the
Metropolitan Tleater on Monday evening next
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ArPoINTMrNr.-T w. Sutherland, Esq. of San
Francisco, has been appointed by the President L.
). District Attorney fr Ca iorAa
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SLAvEs.-During three ycars-lrom Jan. l. 1904,
to Dec. 81 1907, there were imported into Charles
ton, S. c., 34,975 slaves, as follows:
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Crops all over Texas are suffering from the effects
of drouth.
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DIE

In Sheboygln, Wisconsin, April Goth, Of consumption,
Mr. WILLIAM ii. ROBSON god a Years.
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INTEREsTING.-The following letter from the Amer
ican Consul at Panama. is communicated to the S.
F. Herald by VIM. l.. Higgins of San Francisco,
to whom it is adlrcss3d
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-03-05
THE LxCEUM.


The lecture delivered befoss the Ly.
eeum on the last evening, by Rev. Z. N.
CARMAN, was, in our opinion, decidedly
The best lecture delivered this winter by
nj home lecturers. We are aware that
there have been some most excellent
lectures delivered this winter by other
citizens Of Ashland, but We are not IN
mindful Of their merits when we accord
this need of praise to Mr.. CARNAN.
The subject the Mission of Mystery"
WAS wei suited to the fine Imaginative
mind of the lecturer, well stored as it is
With classic 1orea and the beauties of mod
ern literature. The lecturer made some
excellent points-his quotations were
apt and many of them beautiful, and his
style plain but attractive, and well cal
rulated to secure the attention of an an
dience.
Rev. r. Z. NASH lectures the next
evening. subject-"the Russian War
rs connected with the return of the
Jews IF there is time, W B. Nc
Carr, Esq, viii read an essay. Turn
out, everybody.
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r Men of Ashland generally, an

TX Men of Ashland generally, and
the friends of DIR. ]. CRoss particularly,
will please bear in mind that Kings Ho-
tel, New London, Ohio, will hereafter
be under the sole charge of the Doctor,
Mr.. KNAPP having "vamosed the ranch !"
The Doctor, We learn, owing to the Sc
we're cold weather and a firm belief in
the .truthfulness of the declaration of
holy Writ, that " it is not good for man
to be alone, p has besieged the heart Of
int of Yankeedom's fairest daughters,
carried the " breastworks - brought her
off a willing captive for lifes and hereaf-
ter intends to keep tavern double "
just Ike a sensible man. Long life and
prosperity attend the new "firm :" aud
may the shadows Of their guests never
grow less under their care,
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GARDEN SEEDS.

We are under obligations to Messrs.
ELLroTT & Co., Cleveland, Ohio, for a
package of choice garden seeds. Those
wishing to procure the choicest seeds,
should send to ELLIOTT & Co., as no
better firm can be found in the west en-
gagged in this business. Several of the
varieties received by US must be planted
the present month, and afterwards trans
planted. As a garden is an " ~institu-
tion" we have no use for at present., we
will dispose of the seeds sent us to our
friends for a trifing compensation.
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THE NEW TAX Law.

We notice in the StateSman'S report
of the proceedings of the Legislature on
Tuesday last, that King ALFRED KEEL
LEY's new tax law has passed the Senate.
An animated discussion sprang up or a
motion of Mr.. GR1swoLD, of Cuyahoga,
to amend the laWsso as to tax all State
Stocks not expressly exempted by law.
The amendment prevailed by a vote of
Is to IL. Mr.. KELLEY reported the
bill back before Adjournment with the
amendment. In t he afternoon session
the amendment was re-considere6 by a
vote of l6 yeas to l3 nays, and the ques-
ton being again taken on the amend
ment it was lost, yeas ID, nays l6-the
Senate making a complete summerset in
less than three hoursI The main ques-
ton was then taken-shall the bill pass
and resulted yeas %, nays Mr..
mUsurnvE, this District
voting in favor of its passage. We shall
recur to this subject again, as soon as
the provisions of the bill can be more
definitely ascertained. We know enough
of its provisions, however, to state that
it is the most unjust, unequal and op.
pressive tax law, ever attempted to be
foisted upon the people of the State.
1t is the offspring ofALFeED KELLEY,
the Money King, who has taken the
State Bank and its branches under his
special protection, and many of its pro-
visions are plainly contrary to the very
letter of the Constitution, and the de-
cision of the Supreme Court. He rules
the Senate as with a rod of iron, and his
inf fence may be plainly discerned in
the sudden change which the Senate
made on Mr.. G~RIswoLD's amendment.
Let the work go on The people will
be thoroughly satisfied with fusion re-
form ere a twelvemonth.
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COUNT OF commoN PLEAs.


This Court commenced its session in
this place on Monday last, Hon. JAMES
SrEwAar presiding. among the for
eign lawyers in attendance We noticed
Hon. j.. R. SrANBERRY, of Newark !
.McSwEENEY, of Wooster GEDpIs, SSlAss,
BUNS and YoUaG of Mansfield; and
BREKMAN, of Plymouth.
The case of j. B #. SAMPsEL & Co.,
vs.. JoHN SHERIDAN, seemed to attract
considerable interest: The attorneys,
Messss. GEpD1s and MoSwEENEY, for
tbe plaintiffs, and Messrs. STANBERRY
and FULToH, for the Defendant, acquitted
themsefyeswith muehcredit. IsAAcGAes
Esq. of Mansfield, has been appoint
ed Assistant Prosecuting Attorney for
the present term. The criminal cases
VIII non Of them be tried, in all pfoba-.
bility, until next week The case ofthe
State against Lose IS ses for Tuesday
next JuEIvs E1eHowsE,the PoEapder,
who stole the horses and buggysof Mr..
PUcH, Of this place, sometwo monthsago
has been indicted foy t~hesofence. scve-
ssssz fee9iasre
the 5aEy, ba osNs.o@.
mants4aSsss jet been returnsd.
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New oRK, Feb. 81.

H H+ ~
The steame r Illinois arrived here to-
day from A~spinwall, with California
mails of the 5th and 18th. and $4,000
in treasure.
' Shelconnected at.the Isthmus with the
Golden Age, which arrived at Panama
on he 10th.
The passengers of the Illinois, on her
outward trip, left Panama on the 18th,
in the steamer John l.. Stephens.
The steamer Philadelphia left for As
pinwall on the 10Th from Havana. News
unimportant g7
Markets dull, but showing signs of
improvement in jobbing sales. Gallego
flour, SIS. Butter, 35c. Lard, 17c.
Whisky, Csc.
Swedenstein, a dry goods firm at San
francisco, have suspended; liabilities.
$500, 900.
The California Senate had passed a
resolution declaring it expedIent to elect
a U. S. Senator during the present ses-
sion. -
The Limatour claim has been confirm
ed by the U. s. Land Commissioner.
The claim covers $4,000 acres in and
around San Francisco. 1t is estimated
to be worth $4,000, 600. The case will
be carried to the Supreme Court.
Dates from Oregon are to the 26th
of January, No more fighting. The
Governor had called for five companies
of volunteers.
The French frigate Ambuseade is on
her way to Nicaragua, to inquire ;nto
Walkers treatment of French Subjects.
There are no later dates from South
America.
An explosion occurred on board the
steamer Belle, near Sacramento, killing
thirty persons, and totally destroying
the boat, besides injuring several others.
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Ian ITEMi

E+s
Among the names of the scceders from
the National Know-Notbing Conven-
ton, we notice in the Ohio Delegation
the name of WIN. B. ALLISON, Esq, of
Ashland. We merely mention this fact
that the people may remember it about
the ides of October. WILLIAM was n
of the prominent stumpers for the fusion
party last fall, but there was mt any Know
Eothiugs then, Oh mol The cry vas,
sdown with PIERcE-down with SHAN
rox-down with the Slave Democracy
-hurrah for Freedom in Kansas!''
Does the Ashland Times still recognize
MrALLIsoN as q Republican " dyed in
The vool?"
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EI We visited Mansfield last week
and stopped with thatprince oflandlords,
Cook: of the Wiler House. The Wiler
House is one of the best hotels in the
west, as many will testify who have
tasted and know 6 that these things are
true :" We assure our friends that if
they wish good treatment, good living,
and liberal bills, they should stop at the
Wiler House when visiting Mansfield.
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most a total loss. She was loaded, but
most-efher freight was got ashore:
THE Marietta packet, Bridge City,
sunk to the guards-hull injured Dy
HheiAg pressed between the Albertine
and Salem. Load and furniture saved.
The Salem was among the first to slnk,
she oareened on her starboard side and
her stern sunk several feet above the
guards Par of her load was taken
out.
@Fhe Grosceutf-a- neB~boat, inst get
ting boilers in is extensively iDjurcdt
the guards considerably shattered snd
A new boat building BY Capt. Hugh
Davis was driven completely ashore,
starbnardT side broken j snd guards
terribly demolished,
The Flag is a complete wreck, being
crushed from stem to stern, and from
bottom to upper deck. She was fully
laden.
The Grapcshot is nearly q total wreck.
From center. to stern cabin the hull is
all crushed in. 1a
We counted l3 fat boats, n or two
loaded with coal.
Thestotal loss, SO far. is estimated at
100000. and theend not yet
Al Maysville the river gorgea to the
bottom.
Al RipIeystEis morning. q rae of thir-
ty feet is reported.
The Observation-Disclosures a.
refuge in the LickingS aud are compare
lively safeeRE 80 nST
It is feared when the ice breaks up in
the upper Ohio, further injury will be
sustained.
Tho weather cool and clear. Tier.
mometer 80 degrees above zero
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WANTED.

Wanted at this Office Immediately, a
robust, healthy boy, between II and 10
years Of age, to learn the Printing bus
mess, to whom an excellent opportunity
viii be offered. He must possess . fair
English education. A boy from the
country preferred.
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CMetNNMTf. Feb 2

CNefNNMTI, Feb, %:
The Aicking river opposite this city
commenced rising rapidly yesterday
morning, throwing an quantity
Of ice into the Ohio river breaking up
the ice in the latter, .I
The following is list of the steamers
sunk or otherwise damaged:
The Yorktown stern wheel, is a oom.
piete wreck.
The Madonna, stern wheel, sunk to
guard and racked to pieces. No load
on board. -
The Alhsrtiue sunk below guards. d.
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r~GRAHAM's MAoAz1Ne. for MARCH,

@GnAHAM's MAGAZINE, for March,
is on our table. The attractions are,
+" The Recovery " an elegant steelen
craving, and a splendid colored fashion
plate. There are about ninety pages of
reading matter, much of which is very
choice. With US, GRAHAM has always
been . Welcome visitor.
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UNITED STATES SENATOR.

W
On the 2eth inst, both branches Of
the Ohio Legislature met in joint CON
yention. for the purpose of electing a
United States Senator. A resolution
Offered in the House previous to going
into convention, by Mr.. HUTCHINSON, of
Madison, ssthat in the opinion of this
House, no man should be supported who
has ever expressed-or entertains senti=
ments inimical to the preservation of
the Federal Union," was tabled by a
vote of yeas So to nays 34l After this,
our readers will not be surprised at what
followed. heSenate having assembled
in the hall of the House, the following
vote was taken:
. Nominations. Senate. House.
B. F. Wade, received % 70 1O1
R David Todd To- nbl received Eed 6 80 &c
So the Black Republican Disunionist
is to mas-represent the State of Chic for
another Senatorial term. The States
man says that the announcement of the
result created no enthusiasm whatever
Oh the part of any one. Those who done
the deed were ashamed of it, and seem
ed to have acted from necessity, while
those who opposed them could only pity
them in their degradation. The per-
Torrance was like that of a funeral SER
vice-the NEST prominent participators
in the proceedings being the saddest-
in short, it was the death knell of fusion.
Mr.. WADE was nominated in caucus
by q large majority over all competitors.
Much time and money has been spent
to defeat him, but all availed nothing.
His Honor, Judge STEWART, received
one cote in caucus-that, too, after ha-
wing spent a good round sum, and re-
ceived in return promises as thick as
leaves in Autumn, but which, alasl he
finds now to his sorrow were just like
all other fusion promiscs-made without
any intention of fulfilling them. Verify,
your Honor, fusion IS a "hard road to
trabblel"
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-03-05
CHICAGO, March "a p. N.

At our city election, T. C. Sherman,
Anti-Nebtaska, for Mayor, is 28f ahead.
Two wards to hear from. The result is
doubtful, butsDyer, Democrat, is proba-
bly, elected.
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100000 worth of Property ~Destroye3H
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Uufted States Ship g Decatnr1 Ems
gagged with the Enensyt
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New YoRk. Feb. %.

YEN STEAMBOATS, SUNK.
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Gov. stevens arrived abz 0tsmpisoA
or about the 22d ofIannarys uhers hA
was received with cheers, speeches ana
firing of cannon. A great deal OF ex.
element existed in relation to the pros
posed raising of six Companies Of vi
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* We are under obligations to
somebody in Washington City-wedo don't
know who-for a copy of the Secretary
of the Treasury,s report Oh Commerce
and Navigation, for the year 1855.
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E Owing to the severe illness of
ene of our i~ourneymen, and also of an
apprentice, paper this week is issued
several hours bchind time. These de-
lays are far more annoying to us than
they possibly can be to BUR readers.
Our friends may rest assured hat they
viii occur only when it is impossible for
rs to prevent them.
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Breaking up of the Ice at Cincinnati
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PEACE AND WAR NEwsM
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET FOR 1856

DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET FOR 1856
Far Judge or thessupferne Court
RUFUS P. RANNEY,
OF TRrxBrLL eorHTT.
For Member ofthe Board o Public work.
WAYNE GRISW0LD,
OF PIcK3wAv coUxaT.
pof state comuiissionsr of eommon Schools.
II. Fl. BARNEY,
5000 or HkxttTos corrTx.
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CONGRESSIONAL rrEeToEs-
1st. Sheldon 1. kellogg, of Hamilton.
I'd. Henry F. Sedan, Of Hamilton.
Sd. David clark. of Montgomery.
9TH. J.H. Thomas, of Darke.
5th. Edward Foster, Of Williams.
6th- Michael H Davis, Of Clermont.
.7th. William Crossen, of Warren.
1 9Th. William Kebshner, Of Clark.
9Th. George E. Seena, of Scneca-
10th. LeSiD6ngan, of jackson.
11th. Alfred McVeighs Of Fairfield.
18th. Jacob Slyh, ofFIanklin.
18Th. John Tiff, Of Huron.
18th. John C. Myers, of Ashland
18th. Joseph Burns, Of Coshocton.
18th. James N. GAYLORD, OF Morgan
: nth Benjamin P .Spriges, of Noble
18th AIphonso Hart, Of Portage.
18Th Henry II. Dodge of C~uyahoga-
Goth George g. Gillett, Of Ashtabula.
2lst. George Cook, of Harrison.
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GREAT BATTLE an sEAFqLEfnso
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ASHLAND:
"wednesday Morning, March 5, 1856.
Democratic Presidential Electors.
sEx47oaIxL z-trcToas.

sES4zoRIIL ELECTORS. -
WILLIAMKENNON.Jr Reimont.
ALBxANDER P.MIELER. of
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9ATTAeHMENH Noa4ORa
E CxBURGE viii take notice that an o.
II. der Of Attachment was issued against
him. at the suit of White q Co. on the 19A
day of February, A. D., 1856 by james AlheFe
son, o Justice of the Peace Of the County o.
Ashland Ohio for the sum d S16.fe.
JOHN WRITES
March 5, 1855. Swsot
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FROM ~wAsH1naToH rERa11onr.
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JAMES SPEARS EsTATE
NOTICE is hereby given thdtt TIE subsori-
IN Der has been appointed and ~quahqeasAa
Administrator of the Estate Of Jemes spear.
iatesof Ashland County, Ohio. deceased.
CRAWFORD SPEAR
March S, 1856, ss40
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Troops Ordered to canadal!
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Proelamation Of COZ. stevenal

The steamer Bepu5zic arrived At Ssn
Francisco from Steiiacoom ". T., on
the 5th inst, bringing important infor-
nation from 1he theatre Of war We
take the following fromsthe evening edi-
tion of the Alta of that date
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DOMINATION 5 OF THE NATIONAL
KNOW NOTHING CONVENTION.
HOW THEY TAKE-.CONSTERS Ma
TION OF THE BLACK REPTBNz-
CAN FILE BEADERSs
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DUToH TREATY wIrH JAPAN.
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Su GrIg0rauf.

Crops in
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-08-28
TEETH FOR THE MILLIONS,

Her acee bit moa' sac street and 6oRRy."
NOTHING can make a mouth pretty but pretty
teeth The mouth is the gate of life, neglect it
not! Ii neglected and not kept in good repair, you
can't have good healthi and what is more unsightly
than of dccayed teeth
l am happy to tell you, people of Kenosha, and
my friends III the country, that | repairing
mouths, fixing up old teeth and putting in new ones,
natural life, ii not moro So at prices which will
come within the means of all. ] am plain liver,
with light expenses This gives me good health, and
clear conscience, while il enables to work cheap
on viii meet with many prott face that had been
entirely despoiled of lis charms, and which would
have rema ned SO, but for my skill in replacing aud
repairing lost and decayed teeth and at prices vastly
below what some mere thinkers are in the habit Of
charging. Old jobs repaired neatly and cheaply.
have received instructions from ore of the very
best operators in the country, and have all the adj
vantage of a knowledge of the latest improvements
of the art in regard to which | keep myself fully
posted The poor well rs the rich should enjoy
the benefits of this art and it is all nonsense il not
criminal to put this kind of work at such exorbitant
prices as to confne its benefits to the rich alone
Particular attention paid to the correction of the
irregularities of youth
Children's teeth extracted gratis.
Advice, do.
Yours &c,
ISAAC GEORGE.
Kenosha, August 9 90