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HAIs:-HATS.
MY p lOhk WINTER STYLES OF -
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ionable Gent,emen's Dress HATS +. Tnil -
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aUTTA pERCHA rEr1

8UTTA PERCHA TEETH
'1NHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE BEEN IN
the habit Of sending our patrons to -
III. COSBY formerly Of Richmond,
Va, Tor Dental operations for a num- -QLCYYN
per OF years, and take pleasure In recommending
him to the citizens Of Washington as the best
Tooth Extractor and Dental Operator that we
have ever met with Heinserts Teeth upon every
plan that is p:actised In the United States.
Geo. p. Hodmas, NJ. D. b. w. Tovl,r N N
a. v rayne. N u Dds John p. Miller, III. ID.
c~ues pIysnL m q. r. Chambsrln, n. D.. Dds
M n nairls M D. Samuel p. Brown, n D.
a. iInsley m B. ID. Francisco. ND.
Omce over Ford q Bros, No. 300, corner Of
lItn street ana "a avenue. nov 37-Sm#
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DAGCERR REOTYPING EY A LADY.
MRS, A. G. REDMOND HAVING ADDED
A'l to her new rooms a beautiful Skylight, and
engaged an Assistant Operator zone Of the best in
the District she intends rot to have her Pictures
eIcelled, II equ uslled, In the United States PIC
IUkES Put up in Embossed Cases for Fifty
dollar.
rartic1i1r attention paid to Copying Deguerre.
,onIa. ns soIcits the patronage OF the Ladies par
,v.su in x HoOms-sol Seventh street, west side, be.
80 - NV 4. Ian 2l-H
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GUTfA PERCHA TEL

GUTTA PERCHA TEETH,
nR. q. MUNSON, AT 310 PA, AVENUE
y Is mounting Teeth on a Gutta Is-@'
Percha Base. Also, with Aliens pat
entcontinuous Gum, combining beau -UllYY
ty, strength and cleanliness
Dr. NJ. is determined 20 keep pace with sverv
improvements In Dentistry, and viii strive to please
and profit his patrons.
REFERENCE:
Z 1urey, u. Hon X 6iIet,
S1y ninney, DD Hen A Douglas,
1 Sunaerland, ID. DR. X p Patterson,
n ~ SSenoolcraft, Esq Dr.. X H Coolidge,
Hon. A o Nicholson, '"' t"iNe'' -
And the Medical Faculty OF Georoe,oyr Cal
lege. n NOV .aNtS ~
IMPORTANT To GUITARTSTS.-A verv
Il large collection Of new and old standard Guitar
Songs and Pieces, just received at our Music and
Piano Store, 3O6 Penna avenue
1eD 70 JOHN F. ELLIS
The Empire County argus., 1856-09-06
Il IL I'VE

OLD lUBA v. Kit is with sort of ecstacy
that we convey to our numerous friends abroad tht
good tidngs that from end to the other OF this
noble old county, the one grand, universal shout
comes: "Falmore and tie Un on forsver' If u6a
county is not the Banner County, the signs OF thu
time am ount to nothing. If she does not roll up a
majority for the Am mercan ticket which will astonisl
the Buchanan and Fremont factions-nether of them
have what might be called party-straws do not
show which way the wind blows.
Again we say to our American brethren elsewhere
put old Yuba down on the Fillmore list as sure. The
people here are wing ana already do our opponents
begin to shake in their boots. The Democratic party
are split all to pieces, and the antBrodercl portion
glory in the fact The Oregon H ,use nom nations
will not be swallowed by the majority of the party
and the feul created there has already grown so
strong that we much doubt whether it ever will cease
to exist until Broderick and his clique take back
seat.
While all this disaff3ction is knocking our oppo.
nents to atoms, the American party are moving along
quietly, harmonously, and determinedy, to victory
There is no dssensiOn in ranks but Il hearts OF
all to swell with glorious sentiment, and de-
sire: "'Unon AMI Liberty, now and forever and the
success of Fillmore and Doneson!-Marysu.He In
gulrer.
The Empire County argus., 1856-09-06
Information Wanted.

nF WILLIAM WHITE, formerly of White Pigeon.
~ Michigan When last heard f. ON Murtltrers
Bar, Middle Fork ot the American River is supposed
have left there for Orovile. Butte county ANY ntelli-
WHITE, Col"ns, will be most thankfully received.
estate Joarnd, sacramento Untn, Cn Eyna american
and Butte county papers please copy three times and send
bill to This Office aug23.3 q
The Empire County argus., 1856-09-06
ARREST OF VIGILANTEs.-We cut the following
from the telegraphc column of Thursdays Union:

San Francisco Sept. 80 P. NJ
The grand jury of the U. S. Circuit Court have
founl bills against Dlrkee and Rand, for piracy, in
seizny the State arms during the reg of the Wig
lance Committee. They have been arrested, and are
now in custody
There are mlny rumors the street Some say
that dam,n has been made by the Vigilance Com
mttee for their release but it can not be traced to
reliable source
A fire broke ont today in the Excelsior Saloon,
corner of Third and Jessie streets No cstern be-
ny nearer than Kmrncy street. the building was en-
tirely consumed. The two adjoining houses were
damaged Loss $4,000.
The Empire County argus., 1856-09-06

Th H' w Owii'e $50 a IN 81 mi-acuiUrs a cs
which DR.. Henimann effects v. and the facility with
VIII ch he erldcaies all kinds of diseases e, scarcely
credit their senses; but Notwithstanding Dr. Heini.
gives proof every dav that he cure. and has
cured nu,nbe"ess which could not be cured bv
o her Physicians. Persons afflicted with recent secret
diseases, with OF old standing badly treated and
aggrava ed by njudc of medicine can RELY with
the greatest safety 10 be resor 10 perfect heal bv DR.
Heinimann. His Office is situated of Montgomery
and Jackson streets over the Banking House of Incas
Turner Co., San francisco. 29-3m
The Empire County argus., 1856-09-06

REpUBLI ANS ATTENTION. A Republican Club was or
ganzed Thursday evening under favorable auspices by
the name of the Union Club. Its motto is Union now
and Forever" jonathan Foster elected President,
and c. Brown, Secretary The Club adjourned to meet
on Saturday evening 9TH inst. sepl-4l-l
The Empire County argus., 1856-09-06

To DR.. II. Hcinimann, corner of jackson n"''
Montgomery Streets San Francisco Dear Sir 1t with
pleasure that no ice the unbonnded success wh ch has
attended in practice since your residence in this
State, seven years. The good you have done
and the skill you have exercised in the that have
come under observation make duty let it be
known the world and more particularly to hose now
suffering with disease Most of well acquain ed
with YOU whilst You resided at Mormon Island, and wit.
messed there remarkable which you effected
paens whose ,ses were pronounced hopeless bv emf
nent phy sicians We have what Won have done
for of friends residing AT Cooma and Pa-
cerville who after much per> son and inducements
almost de,partd of their lives They did so and return
ed and living hale and heaiy and reader if
this notice should reach Your eye and you afflicted.
take adv ce aud 90 Dr. HEINIMANN and you will
never regret it.
Dear Doctor receive with our most hearty wishes for
future welfare the that VT believe You to
be of most talented and experienced ply scans in
the State.
FREDERICK HARTMANN.
proprietor Miners lloel,)
JACOB WINKELaANN, Croenwood V,rar
(prop'r Greenwood Brewery 'O ''
JoH> GEORGE,
AuGrsT liA"NE,
JOSEPH WILLMAN,
CHARLES GsS. Cooma.
p,op'r French Restaurant)
! 'oS iioSss. d'"iss %s I; FsSs'as S' %s p4esrve.
A. II. WALKER. FL Dorado Vide
G. ZHoIc>Y, firm Of E. Poppe & Co.. Oroville
JOSEPH CLAvgL, Auburn.
CHARLES KAsrELLr, Spanish Dry Diggings.
T. BsNSISaER (prop'r of bridge.) Condemned Bar
C WoLLER,
g. RENArD,
CAPT. HI>D Michigan Bluff
CAPT. F. 5. MUMFoRD formerly Justice Of the Peace)
Mormon Island.
HENRY TRrEL. (propr Republican Ttou~el Jackson.
This testimonial was not solicited by DR.. HeInimann.
sugJ.37-3m
The Empire County argus., 1856-09-06

ming last the Fillmore men of Orovile he'd the larr-
est political maetinr ever convened in Northern Cal
forna. Not less than twenty-five hundred persons
were present, and the most unbounded enthusiasm
prevailed. Speeches were made by Gov Footc, DIR.
Powell. and others. Butte county will give Fillmore
five hundred maj majority.-Mountoin Messenger
The Empire County argus., 1856-09-06

ACKNowLEDGMENTs.-We are under obligations
to the following named gentlemen, for avors shown
during the week:
WELLS, FARGO & Co., for S. F. and Eastern pa
pers, and other favors
Geo. Vincent for full daily files of Sacramento
papers.
We are under obligations to Big jake" of the
Georgetown stage for sundry favors.
The Empire County argus., 1856-09-06
Sheriff S Sale.

virtue of der of sale issued out of the Clerks
~ office Of The Honorable district Cuut Of FL Dorado
county, judgment Iendtrt on the 18th day of Au.
gusl, d. 10 u, III favor Of EflIkAIM RAY and against
a. h. LUlZ, for The sum Ut Two thousand four hundred
three AID ,6l 9th d0aIs, with interest thereon at the
rate oi three per cent per month fI0m the 18th dav Of
August, A d. - e. together with the OF orty-eght
ana YU-Otth duars OF suit and accIuing costs
Will expose 10 lutc sale at the Court HI in Coona,
on the = til day of Sci temb a. d. l>56. oc ck 7.
NJ, all the ght, ,ile n'eIei and claim of the sd a. b.
luiz, of, ill., and To the following described morl ga ged
property, living md being in I'll Dorado county and Siale
lying and being in the county and aforesaid and
bounded as follows: commet eng at stake a man
zana south y IL IS links, and ming due 40
chains 10 pne stun p, witness pine N 80 8 CHAINS
links, also pine y. / : ~ chains 10 links. hnce due
sou 50 chains st hll witness hite pine south
80 W. chain 81 links, links circn fer, nee thence
due west 81 chain stake in bun ch OF clapaa al wit.
ness blush stone s. rs L. u Inks thence due north 40
chains to stake, witness II laI re white OAK n T..
chains. and links in circumference thence due E. ~
chains 10 dead piie tlee witness IL stone n i.s w.
cham II links thence due 100 chais H. place "a ue-
ginning containing ;2O acres. Also the fol owing DIT s.
cr6ed land lyng and being in The county aud Stale atore
SAID to wit: LYING about three miles norihery dir,c.
on from the town Of Cuoma, on The road lead ng from
The is named place to George and Greenwood Val.
ley comenc ng at pine lice about eight rods of
the house now ccuped by said lu and running north
l-2 east - L. chains by bazed nee Ia small pile
spotted on four sides. thence :. g., E. chains 10
small OAK abou or ~ rods south of the Alabam. House.
btazed On four sides thence :. l2S ~ chains by
blazed trees to stake aud pile of stoues near
Tree the left thence n ~ ~ W to the point of be.
ginning So chains, which station is pine tree blazed on
four sides and ma ked A.; the above described pi emises
contain one hund'e aud sixty acres together with the m
proytments thereon.
Sler'ff's Office cOlOma' August e Is5S DSov
Sher # of FL Dorad" County, Cal.
40.3 By N. r. ELSTNER, Under Sheriff.
The Empire County argus., 1856-09-06

J. w. SULLIVAN, News Dealer, next door to TIE
Post Office San Francisco. This house favors us.
on arrival of each steamer with budget of Maea-
zines Pictorias, AMI European and Atlantic News
papers,
The Empire County argus., 1856-09-06

A fire occurred at Boncia on Monday morning
last. 1t broke out in the Union Hotel, and in its
progress consum,l eleven buildings Loss estimated
at $4,000. "Slpposel to have been the work OF
an incenJiary."
The Empire County argus., 1856-09-06
Goluua embellishments.
ABARGAINs

III HE Store and Tailor Shop of the undersigned situa
ted in Sierra Nevada block, Main street, Colona is
Offered for sale u bargain, FOR CASH.
have now hand carefully selected stock Of Cloths
Cassimeres, yestings, &c. together with 10, of fine
Summer Goods for Gents wear and everything complee'
for first class Merchant Taors sand ANY one wish
ing to engage in the business will do well 10 give me
CALL at least. The above is the only place in Coloma
Kept exclusively for Gents Clothing and has good
run OF custom. w. CLATWORTHY.
Coona, July 26, 1885, S5-5
The Empire County argus., 1856-09-06
To the Tax PAYERS of Ell Dorado County

NOTICE is hereby given that the Tax List for El Dora
Y do county, for The wear Is g. is in hands
collection, and that will attend daily office in The
Court House, IN Cooma, until the third Monday in No :.
eber next TO receive Taxes from all par les who may
desire to pa the same and thereby costs.
E. B. CARSON, Sheriff of FL Dorado county.
Sheriff s Office, Coloma, August, 1856. aus3O- tOid
The Empire County argus., 1856-09-06

judging from telegraphic scntlation received
just as we are going to press the Broderckites have
euchred the Chivalry in the Convention at Placer
vile. ConncSs was in the chair.
The Empire County argus., 1856-09-06
New GOODS.

4 Georgetown and vicinity that | can be found upon
the site Of my former location, with Stock Of Goods
consisting in part of Books Stationery Paper Hangngs
Pocket and Sheath Knives, Rszors, Combs, Brushes
Backing and general variety Of articles, boh needfu
and tful, but too numerous 10 mention.
All the California, Atlantic and European Papers and
Periodicals, can be found upon the counter all times
Call and examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere
JESSE a. CUNNINGHAM.
Georgetown, July %, 1856. 95
The Empire County argus., 1856-09-06
|. o of o. f.

,,ssaneSk |. o of O. f.
0E COLOMA LODGE, No. 27, l. o. of o. F..
organised August 81. 1854 meets on Saturday
evening Of each week at 7ocock at Odd Fellows Hail.
Main street, Coloma Brethren of the Order in good
standing cordially invited to attend.
l. DAVIS, N. G.
w. F HOLIDAY. r. S.
The Empire County argus., 1856-09-06
DIE }.

In Pacervie, August 18Th, JAMES ROBINSON Of
Henry and Mary Robinson, aged months days.
The Empire County argus., 1856-09-06
CAMPAIGN ARGUS.

The last qlarter of this volum, of the Argus has
now commenced, and will end on the I'd of Novem-
ber. Now in order to give paper as large a
circulation us possible, during the campaign, are
willing to abae something from regular sub
scrpton price by the year. and also to continue tie
paper to campaign subscribers until we shall have
announced the result of the election
THE "EM2IRE COUNTY ARGUS"
Will be sent leash accompanying the order) to one
address
Single copy .................. .......@l oo
Five copies. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90
Ten copies. .....................l2 II %
Twenty copies. .....................2 20 90
To any person enling club of twenty-five, the
paper will be sent one year.
We preten to make the above reduction entirely for
the good of the cause: whether or not it be true
my b, surmisod when it is known that we do not
solicit subscriptions at our regular rates.
At the above prices we can not af,rd to send an
agent to collect names. Those having the good
at heart will ren4r efficient service to the par
ty in this county by spanlng few hours in getting
up clubs The ArguS will contain all calls for meet
ins, AMI abstracts of the proceedings thereof during
the campaign
The Empire County argus., 1856-09-06

This Company will perform at Greenwood Valley Sun
day. Sept l4h, at o'getown Monday, 18th, and Pa
cerve Wednesday, l.. Ill.,
sep6-4l.2 CHARLES C. PEI.L Agent.
The Empire County argus., 1856-09-06
6rurgetonn SS6rrtisrnfnts.

j. A. Cunningham,
AT THE Book STORE LITERARY DEPor MArN SrRffr,
GEoRcEIowS Agent for the San Francisco
and Sacramento papers. All kinds
Of Books and Stationery
constantly on hand.
AoEST FOR TUE "EhPIRE COUNTY Aeors."
Subscriptions, Advertisements and job Work will
be promptly attended to, at printing ot.ce
prices Job work delivered the
day after it is ordered. 2s
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I. MONDAY MORNING. AUGUST tt
liailfeaosll
CHICAGO AND aoGK ISLAND RArLR0Ap.
3
hpmGya AllRANGEmENTs,

.spgENa AIsEANGEMESTs,
nS ara after aoudsy, Aphi l4ths 1856 and until
Biaritbi n5tiee,tg ~ wilt is9vS Rock Island dial
y, Sundays excepted, SsfoilsHF. :,
"a rprast, Stopping raly alths Principal
"a 0lsat expfsss, sl9ppipg afaIl stations eior.
4th trelzht, with Cd elis3 cars al $50 a. u.
ltir8arris cal nockisIsnd daily, Snndsys except
ed bilow3: sf. ann 5.n a,
ID espfoss,appri1@ ,pgi at TIC pssa etpai d
etai9lk a. af = aaEl = q ~ ~ ~ I, 'i' ~
faaU tr3kEat -issag-4 t1s' ~ = " ~ ..
iiAfta .ht wltA 81 class at1 -ais p.4af. ".
atggns yer ihii ra9d arc s lireats aotlon az
CIca a. giti rains oper both in5 fb)lsa3 Sp horn
aud Michigan Contr;d L. 4. 10 and from pst tt1t ,IY.
Iedp, aaveImds fQInpbus, Crrtanstl, PalR9fgsf
uankfFE, Bafah3, Nil sara Falls, hbahys NewfHhf
Pafadriphla, l.aitim1ra and Washington Also rs
la saie With trains oI tile Jlinsas Centss4 E9ad-
north to Galena and sosth to.St 1Asls ahd cay o. 70
which laed tielsets can be ProeHred of -. y ySlE
VESs Ticket agt. II, r. Depot Ri s.ltss s4tu,ils
P.ssengors are rcminied oltse heeesstty n sAIgg
d.sues directions 10 the ldesAlation offhef nag
Zage, also 10 procure lekets bsioTs n klAH tnfif
se&ts the casS, sStsp e0AdggtEs eoue q fsres 2ilx
70 stations oythe taeQlths eaiasgr ard tosk isla
EaiIroad }OHS5fi TRACY, Slpi.rs
#i ". ~. ~ MTAAs, ASST Snplt,ft+.
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Ex.ont, Variety tsd ,geayts,g aad
s 9ek cannot be essfsHel +iss r. sioA isa onti
"a. a sss.si sssssin k2as ks psrsI d xa 26tTHs1
hxs3 3cs before purchasing elseshsEe fsslg sa;ls-'
sutyaid ptreeAtsbsaL1 z u esgist7g
u n 6rrst- Western -etotring Hogse. -
card be suiefs.aryqe has q Asbiks 80 s.es
UhSRo. n Cat
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fsYe NtOGess Af0a;GSs slHss7t4.
u AgIT1Rfs4tIf{9 RULED ,E,s gx sToyas .rl ,yss.y,u q,

IA rLEAQggA ~ esnhets keep op hand ,seme 1900
Itr 1000 Stoves, sonig sfout tel shbors VI FED.
aOsz hraws ssll - css s gsad ko 3cd ass.oie ef
stayts that II becomes difficult 10 supply the de-
Md ,Sut hsW sop pr frsiyR nave srfiYea
and Beep, PLACED on road. sad yessye eompis,ed
bar 40 asfoba asleHSN fe ssFpET O :.
Sol after Rokfng htound sthbkz III tns FUNE
lii0fssHs sHste abEsM 81 ~ st-ssta q o xg fgsfes
Ss IL sairxischsai Z siiletss,lal s5p 8 ie
The priy Ye Emp oriusa i'm the gesss aAt bpyyg
Siort az ia StoSs. IN ohf prfces,Sfaf cAafphs4R
wald aldesah aFesais H--eysry sssic . salnts,
nnd ff not satisfactory refund the money. Au5ps
oaf ass6rtsnent Saay be srouneshscoiebrateit ns
Rofsst, Oak, for wood or Goal; the Climax
Bhck Diamond, for coal; The King bt
loii Hrovss dnd Governor, eisVatsd ovens q
All lands sf, RssiSs. Once anS Heating sinyss,--
TN and ppef Ware on hahd 1t I'll tio5s7, tS5bf
ine. loohins, 6c sdope ID .ssdsM dasspL yd LgEpe
Brady Street, Issrly opposite tie Z o ~,
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fps vTey cut ~ -s5o ai< .s seeaissJ a. y4altic
g1~'ss II ,tss. STs ksiSsy dfrsr fais
rul e3ss corree,s At pilGsburgH ath daily line Of
scaInefa 70 ;l psrts 40 laiiss; ma
i! inc most drect--tss sst E,tss sreiSo&fcxSato By
~aiSd FreghE can lie tcr.ardsahio snd afrsn1 she
4 - E5,axf. .zasStI ssH9 veil!
Ratsg between 7 ,ilaeelpiia and 4asyssbuyeit
E5rss slaEsfs ~ iSs4psa STy;tt iss,s.s ioo n
Goods IN boXes fpt Il, II 81 es,.hs sts ss S
Medicines, fiariwR!i, gsf T GSs siIaW
Third class. 81 ftriis -s sJgisc.s,,.d asHtI
bacon, Pod la bttkie ecatr5 Stss si,f S6tt 100 y
SoIg estbet tu sjaniiet) otnrc,Sc3' - !, /,
aasrll. class. coffee, Fist, ,I3ssa 80 -
caa & PORK tpsckcd5 Lsrd's ~ l. a..
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STAND FROM UNDER

/ 'BOOIS-1A.D. SHOESl
y AN nofg pYsps rastisf ihsf.iiand uin&si eade
tBffom 40 ,eD0to 81, BOO pairs OF Boots and Shoes
rasshgzqisson srs n 1stieStemirss n ocks Sve q
ht e, this parks !, made Up solsly thifttsSe
sisn ef ~ sKpr rislced .xoTkmza. All those
Itss 7 vtf VI 'to5f 'Bodtsss 30 ID shossi good
q. sasfasE sgti tnls III nes iessyy & Gs Il
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