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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-14

Fever and Aguc-An lnfaIiblc Gurc.-We defy
the world produce medicine which does
Quinne Bark Arsenic Mercury deadly
pound this annoying disease chocuay Carriers
Spanish Mixture While it contains of the above dan
grron articles possesses relieving curing
Fever and Aguc wi e he approached by them
separately or in combination 1t specifically the Liver,
Purifes the Blood the of the skim and
expe from the system the seeds of Disease what
bad the remains the Mineral Drugs which clog
ly destroys the constitution
Sec the cure of Mr. Longien of Virginia: He had Chlis
twice n day. for years nothing would relieve him until he
tried Carriers Spanish Mixture, only three bottles which
ectuay restored him health, has he
disease since. may l5dlm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-14

A. D. McD0EALDl b. s. HOOPER
NEW CONDEMNATION Donald g. HOODer
~ Dealers in HATS, CAPS BOOTS SHOES, TRUNKS
Exchange Corner, and nearly opposite
McCloke JONES' Main Lynclburr
yaThc advertisers beg leave to announce that they
opened NEW HAT & SHOE STORE in this city and eE
will be constantly supplied with every article apperain
ing o their line OF business. SS
In respectfully soliciting the patronage of their friends and
the public they tender the confident that they
prepared all mns offer superior inducements pur
chasers regards the quality aud prices their goods
One othe firm has returned from the Northern cities
where he made selections with great expressly for this
Market Intending sell for CASH punctual
short time they will be enabled sell reduced
prices apl l1-d&ctsif
CODA WATER with CREAM SvRUPs.-If
- have tried glass of Cold Soda Water with
Strawberry, Pine Apple Vanilla Cream Syrups-made
from Pl RE CREAM-You something delicious
j. II. THOMPSON g. cos,
may 24.ts Drug Store.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-14

- FOR NEW YORK, FROM LYNCH xs&E1.h
BURG, VIA PETERSBURG, BY SOUTH SIDE
RAILRoAD.-CHEAPEST AND PLEASANTEST Route.
$l4 New York including Railroad fare and meals and
Estate room on Steamer; 90 New Yorksecond
class and Storage
Passengers leaving Lynchburg on TUESDAYS at O..
clock bv Railroad will the evening
CITY Point with the large and eommodious steamship,
JAMESTOWN Capt. Parish, ana proocaad direct to New
York, touching only at Norfolk.
The mer ROANOKE will continue her trips hereto.
fore leaving City every Wednesday morning oerk
For through tickets, apply to
LEE & JOHNSON, Main ST., Lynchburg.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-14

MORE ABOUT NEW GOODS.-f2th J"nf
- te3o--JNo PuRVlS, AGENT, is this day re, q ~
el 81 tue scarce articles needed in this mark ct viz a
Dress Goods Laces, Gloves Ribbons Muslins Also mr.
; o',hent OF GenflemGns Goods, viz pantaoon smfiS
ns estings, &c He sells exclusively for cash. HIS sto
now Well assorted apd all goods will be sold at small prom
removed
T. S-A few desirable rooms and small stores for rent
june lets -.a' ~. JNo J. PURvIS, Agent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-14
StC on lAnn WORTH OF DRY GOODS

900. 400 WORTH DRY GOODS
The subscriber wishing to CLOSE out his stock of Fancy
Staple Dry Goods offers to his friends and the public his
tire Stock comprising nearly every article kept
Goods line together with Carpetings of which
handsome consisting of two ply, three ply Brussels &c.
large proportion of the above stock purchased Spring
and in it BE- fou desirable Goods in the city
All who in If good and desirable
Cash. are respectfully invited to call and
selves PHILIP PAYNE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-14

UDREsERvE YOUR FRUITS AND VEGE.
tables by using the Self Sealing Cans No family should
fail to tlc Self Sealing Cans simple certain and
mica means serving Fruits and Vegetables
berries PEACHES Tomatoes Cherries &C. &c he put up
and kept for twelve months fresh and perfect when
taken from the vines They for sale by
agents of the manufacturer. j. H. THOMPSON g. co
may % Is Apothecarcs and Druggists.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-26
A Bright Streak of Gratitude.

The following letter appeared some months since.
in The san Francisco Citizen, without the knowledge
of DIR. Young. we copy il as a complimentary
tribute to of the most skilfnl physicians that
ever made this state hisrsdence as il was entirely
unsolicited and made public without The knowlek ge
OF any one except the writer ii speaks Volumes
1t should be cut out and pinned up for reference to
any one who should be unfortunately situated
To MY AFFLICTED FELLOW MEN.-Being about to
leave the State OF California for NV home in Mich
igan. / wish before leaving to racomend to your
notice that great beneiactor, Dir. J. c. YOUNG. !
was on the very brink OF the grave when he stretch
ed forth his hand and saved me from death. For
several years had been troubled with a complica.
ton OF diseases, brought on by bad habits OF self
pollution Ia my youth, and vicious actions in NV
more mature life. aggravated by exposure in the
mines, which had SO weakened my system aud un-
derlnlned my constitution, that have often con-
templatcd suicide. Borne down by racking pains
ilmy body, dizziness in my head, sore ewes, pains
and misery in my back and hips. wearness in my
legs, evil forcbodings together with a confirmed
melancholy was ashamed to look my negbbors
in the face, and considered my best friends to be
my worst enimles; my dreams were frightful and
at times strange phantasies took possession of NV
mind was fast hurrying to insanity. that worst
OF living deaths la this state, u friend and part
ner in the mining business, approached me on the
subject and advised me TO 90 to the Bay and see
DR.. ioung did so, and thank God for il. DR.
Young examined my case, and told me he eould
cure me. shortly after commenced taking Ills
medicine my troubles began 10 decreas and i'm three
months vas perfectly well. Take my advice all
you that are afflicted, and call upon him. for he
VIII cure you; he haseured several of my acquaint-
ances, after they had become discouraged hy being
deceived by the humbugs of the day. both by Amers
lean and foreign vagabouds My heart leans To-
ward him with gratitude for his benefits To me and
my friends CHAS. +. MANRoIE
mar lo'h' aO 2l-tf
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-26
Constahle's Sale

Dl virtue Of an execution to me directed issued
L'ont OF the Justices Court Of n. Klein, Justice
IN aud for Township No. 3, county of Amador and
state OF California, upon Judgment Rendered
therein on the I'd day of April. A. d. 1856, in fa-
vor OF a. Il. Marshall and against O. Z Mason, for
the sum OF one hundred and th.Fty-one dollars,
debt and sixteen dollars and eighty-ive cents costs
Of suit, together with accrIing costs, have levied
upon all the ght, title and int rest of o. =. Mason
OF in and TO the following described property st'
uated in the town Of Volcano. to.wt: certain an'
finished building on Main street. nearly opposite
the house occupied by Mr. Reed and known as the
new theatre, togethr with the ia nj upon VIII Cd
stands. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that will sell all the right. title and interest
of the above named O.P. Mason, Of in and to the
above described property, on the 18th day Of May,
1856. between the hours of | o'clock. p NJ ana
ocloek- i. NJ, on said day. Sale to take place IN
front Of the theatre to satisfy said execution and
costs
JOHN II. DENNIS,
Constable Township Ne. 81
Dated Volcano, April 26 1856.
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Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-26
CLOTHING vyARErossa
WM. G. BADGEp
no. 100 Batfcry sfreef, San E..

no. 100 Battery Street, San F,,,,
IMPORTER OF every variety of Cloe,
L diminishing Goods also of Blankcts. DrcI al
Sheetngs, Hats. Caps Boots and Rroosr'A Dfll,
BY recent arrivals has received a tsr,,
voice Of the most '"igei 10.
DESIRaBLE Styles or CLOTt,,,..
and IL is the largest stock ever offered !, .,'
kct The goods are manufactured upd, 'u'' m n't'
supervision, are OF the best material ,..3 oFp
large sizes, and made in the most dnrollo VI VI ea,
TRADERS FROM TIE COUNrpr
are invited TO examine this heavy s,co,
Will find the prices lower than can be ,o,al D, lay
where in the market. Purchasers NAV rTa ,"u else
ceiying the best and most saleabc noods Vl t.
article IL guaranteed. Orders from ti S each
promptly and carefully attended to. '0'a'!
1000 pairs assorted fancy cashmere pants.
lOJOO fGucy aud plain sat.pet r...
7,0O0 linen pants; pants
1000 Gooiyears rubber pants;
lU10 Goody car rubber coats:
200 cases Goodyear's long and short rpb ,...
2OJ cases mintr boots; '''N'
l0JJ doz super flannel orershirts:
l0o doz falcy cashmere overshirts;
Loco doz white shirts:
G50 doz heavy hickory shirts;
800 doz heavy check shirts;
500 doz Merrmac shirts;
COO doz lambswool undcrsh,r.s;
800 doz regetia uudtrshirts;
200 doz grey lannel undershirts:
45O doz lambswool drawers:
$50 doz bleached drill drawers;
1909 dog overals;
1000 Denim irocks;
LOO doz country knit wool socks:
1900 doz heavy white aud mixed cotton so,ls.
l.00O pieces super silk pocket bandkerch.ef.
100 doz super black silk neck, rehicfs;
200 doz cambric handkerchief;
800 doz rubber belts;
250 dOz buck gloves;
400 doz buckskin gold bags;
l.0Jd docskln business coats;
400 black cloth irock coats;
1000 assorted ovcrcoats:
600 assorted pea coats;
5000 silk, clotn and velvet vests:
80 bales blue and white blankets;
50 bales y sheetings;
80 bales drills
30 bales assorted duck:
80 cases fine felt hats:
For sale by WM. G.. BADGFR
Wholesale Clothing Warehouse, San Francisco
n. B-No goods sold at retail
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Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-26
Arcade lsilIiar,I snloor.

VIE undersigned respectfully informs the eli.
zeas OF Volcano aud vicinity that he has taken
the house formerly occupied by Mr. Kelly, on Man
- ore and has fitted it up in Style super r % aey
house in this place. The Bar wlli he furnish q qt5
the choicest liquors and cigars. and is under the
snprentendanco Of an experienced bar keeper
Tie Billiard Table is one Of the most elegaut IA
The county, and Is kept in good order hops tg
strict attention to the wants Of my custom Is to
receive share OF patronage
p. MUNCKT0N
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Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-26
IL. y. Cooper. Va. d..

SURGEON Office &; Eye, Ear and Or.hopplie
- lnfrmry, Mission street, between Second ami
Third, near Russian Baths, san Francisco
All Surgical Operations FREE to patients pr,
scntiug themselves at the Clinics, on Wedaesisgs
and saturdays, AT n o'clock, p. NJ.
NJ ldical men Of the City and Pacific Coasi. ,.r.
orally are respectfully invited to attend the lGfr.
mary Oh Clinical days, Whenever it may be oppor.
tune for th mscivcs
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Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-26
Volunteers Wanted.

A > The undersigned have soll their cnifrc inter.
L est IN the BuTCHERING BUSINESS in this
pi iee. fhey request all rsons ndebt ID TO lhm to
call and see them at their house next door 10 John.
sons BOOK Store, b,iore the first OF May. as they
exp ct 70 leave soon and wish their accounts set.
tied before that tine
PENDLETON & OLIVER.
Fulton and Stony Point Markets
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Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-26
House and Loa for safe.

f,&ls A desirable family residence. for sale at
liiS1 bargain. The house contains five rooms all
~ paperodi th,re is splendid well of water,
anu good gardon fpot attached to the prsmises--
ror particulars call on T. a. Springer, Ledger Office
A1f 20 YT-r
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-26

MARRlED.-ln Sacramento, on the 23d inst by
Rev, 7. B. crouch, Hon. 7. d. HEISKELL, of I'll
Dorado, formerly of Tennessee and Miss BELLE
Z. PATTERSON, of Independence, Mo.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-26
E,iauOrs.

A FRESH supply of Liquors just received at the
\ Sacramento Store. Persons wishing to buy at
wholesale will find this rare opportunity Us we
can sell liquors cheaper than any other house in
Volcano. Our stock of liquors will always be
complete and Of all qualities.
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Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-26

A RUNAWAY THIEF having applied to a
blacksmith for work, the latter showed him
some handouts and aud desired TO know if he
made such kind Of work why, yes, SIR
said the fellow, scratching his pate, guess
I've had hand in en-
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-26

The business VIII be continued at il,o oil s,,,s
by the undersigned, whers b. win be happy to see
the Old customers ot the late Grm, and rhey VIII
nna complete stock of Groceries, Provisions.
Miners Supplies, ami Family Stores-all of vl.,s
viii be sold cheap for cash. Call and see me-
JOHN ARAM
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Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-26

EcGs NAY be preserved fresh for ono year
10y boiling them one minute; and, when wan
ted for use, boil as usual The white will be
a little together than a new-laid egg, but the
yolk will exhibit no difference.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-26
Dissoguaiuu.
arr26

NOTICE is hereby given that The coparinalp
heretofore existing between the uudcrsiruci.
under the name ana style OF Palmer Il Aram is,as
day dissolved by mutual consent. John Aram is al
thor,2ed to settle the business OF tho late fr,o s
will sign in liquidation. NOAH PALMER
April 2lst, 1856. JOHN ApAtI
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-26

THERE GOES woman with hat on,
said little darkie to a companion, as a per
son had Just passed them,
Its only gemman with q lady's shawl
on" replied the other.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-26

BIC EGG.-Wc have in our possession an
egg which measures around lengthwise seven
and half inches, and in circumference five
and a half inches. The gentleman who gave
US this egg assures us that this was the first
effort of a small pullet.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-26

IHE Artesan weh in Los Angeles city has
been bored to the depth of six hundred and
SIXTY teet' and the workh.en are progressing
at the rate of three feet per day. The tube
his up to within twonty feet of the surface
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-26
F,rr-a Amador Engine CO. No. l,soi

FInr.-" Amador Engine Co No. L. OF.
ranizcd in Volcano on Thursday evening
The following officers were elected: Foreman,
IT. A Springer; Assistant Foreman, P.
Ouinlan; Secretary, Hugh Lunney; Treas
urer. VIM. II. Philbrick. Bylaws were also
adopted and it is understood that the neccs-
sarv steps will be Immediately taken TO pro
cure an Engine.
MARRIED the Sth inst. at the Double
Springs, by Rev. A. l.. S. Bateman, Mr..
SHELDON Il. DEATH to Miss SARAH >.
! Foster
Sweet creature; che fostcred hope for many
weary. day, but finally preferred death to
sngieJics@dness.
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TnE LATE Legislature passed. l49 bills that
received the approval Of the Governor.
AMADoR Fire Company, No |, viii meet
Monday evening. Every member is request
ed to be present.
MACK & Co, opposite the Empire Hotel,
are now receiving very large assortment of
clothing, hats, boots and shoes Advertise
ment next week
4 CANERoN's Daguerrean Gallery is again
opened and in full blast,
4 JUSTICE CouRrs-ln an act passed by the
/ late Legislature concerning the jurisdiction
Of Justices Courts, We find among other
/ items the following:
"Of an action for damages for injury to
the person, or for taking or OBTAINING per
sonal property, or for mjuring real or per
sonal property, if the damages claimed do
not exceed two hundred dollars
"Of an action for the foreclosure Of any
mortgage. or the enforcement Of any lien on
real or personal property, when the debt Sc
cured does not exceed, exclusive Of interest,
two hundred dollars"
"Of an action to determine the right to a
mining claim and for damages for injury to
the same, when the damages claimed do not
exceed two hundred dollars"
a BRAVE BoY.-When the alarm of fire
was first given the inmates OF the Iowa
House rushed out of it in the utmost haste
and confusion. The Chief Engineer, ALEX.
/ HUNTER ESQ, accompanied by Master JACK
son l.. OBER, an atacbc of the Neptunes. a
youth only IA years old, son of Dr. DEER,
promptly repaired to the burning building,
i when they were appalled, at hearing Mrs
/ Rockwell, in the extreme of agony, crying
that her Youngest child had been left lying
asleep in one Of the rooms of the burning
building. The danger was emminent-th
risk fearful; but our little hero, nothing daun-
ted, boldly pushed his way, through fame and
smoke, to the room where the child lay sleep
ing, unconscious of its danger He took up
the child in his arms and cautiously vending
his way back, escaped, and placed it in its
mothers arms uniniured; just as the burning
building fell m His clothes were scorchea
and bis arm slightly burnt Such herosm in
a youth deserves something more substantial
than mere notice in newspaper, and We
hope our citizens will present him suitable
testimonial for his intrepid conduct. He is an
intelligent, modest, gallant little fellow. anc
should be sent to West Point or the Naya
School at Auapols.-lIowntaia PMceyriHe7
Democrat
ECGs MAY hr f,rpserVnd Trash for ma ,rao,
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-26

bIPRovEMENTs.--As the spring advances,
notwithstanding all the talk about hard times,
improvements in Volcano progress Old
houses are being repaired and new ones are
going up in all parts of the town
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-26

NINE OUNCES Yesterday morning Mr.
Neeley showed us beautiful specimen of
gold weighing nine ounces and eleven dollars
that his partner, L. p. Nichols, found in their
claim which is situated in Clapboard Gulch.
For day or two they had met with very in-
different success, and were bcwailing their
condition, when this little nugget turned up,
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-26

SERIOUS ACCIDENT Robert Myers, in the
employ of the st Louis Quartz Co., (about
four miles from this place. had an ankle hor-
ribly crushed on Wednesday last, 10y the fall
ing Of q heavy rock upon it.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-26

QuAR1z.-A company organized three or
four days ago have two men employed i'll
prospecting quartz vein recently discovered
in the bed oil Sutter Creek, a little way below
the mouth of the basin There is 10 doubt
but there is any quantity of gold-bearing
quartz in the immediate vicinity of Volcano,
and we hope that the enterprise mentioned
in tins paragraph may prove abundantly sue
cessfnl.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-26

Roses SAW MILL-Ths mill is now in
complete order and turns out lumber at the
rate of from twelve to eighteen thousand feet
in twenty-four hours The lumber is of the
best quality and is furnished at fair prices.
There is no use in building shake" houses
any longer.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-26
Mr. Z. 2. Flsher
Gardiner 81 Kirk
VIE. HEemry s. rsrarn.

Is onr authorized agent at Fiddletown, for pro.
curing subscriptions, advertising and job Work
Js,r~ HANFoRD u Wn.DMAN arc agents at Sutter
for procuring subscribers advertising and job work.
Orders left with them, win be promptly attended TO-
~vsN Mr. GEORGE LovEIAND, of the News Depot
Indian Diggings, is our Agent for that camp.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-26

The Pacific Express Company will please
accept our thanks for sundry fayorS during
the pnst week
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-26

CLApBoARD GuLCH-The miners in this
gulch are doing very good business whenev-
er they are able to procure water from the
canal company There are claims in this ra-
vine that will pay extravagant wages all the
year round if water could only be had in
abundance, AT the present time they only
have water two or three days out of the
week
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-26

DEFEATED miners exemption bill, OF
which we spoke ut some length two or three
weeks since, was defeated in Assembly, after
having passed the Senate
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-26

MACK & Co, opposite the Empire Hotel
are now receiving very large assortment OF
clothing, hats, boots and shoes. Advertise
ment next week
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-26

CAuGHr.-Three of the Trinity express roll
bers were captured at Folsom on Wednesday.
They resisted desperately, and enc of them,
named Walker, was killed on the spot.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-26

THE Legislature adjourned siae die Mon
day night. After the adjournment, the men,
bers INDUCED in the usual amount of fun on
such occasions.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-26

WATEE.-For the first time, water from
the Volcano Ditch was brought into Soldiers
Guch the fore part of this week. There are
some of the richest diggings in this part Of
the country in this Gulch, and if the water
only continues we will hear Of some heavy
hauls' by those owning claims in this ravine.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-26

TnE LATE Legislature passed. l49 bills that
received the approval Of the Governor.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-26

HARMON & Co, on the upper end of Ma
hala Flat are working their claims to good
advantage They have powerful hydraulic
the way they make the dirt fly is a caution to
Paddles They are making from fifteen TO
sixteen dollars per day to the hand, with
good ground enough to keep them employed
for year to come.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-26

Sweet creature; che fostcred hope for many
weary. day, but finally preferred death to
angleJicS~9nesS.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-26

AMADoR Fire Company, No. |, will meet
Monday evening. Every member is request
ed to be present.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-26

RoBBED.-"lauk;" every body knows
"Yank;' was robbed last Saturday afternoon
of so i'll dust, while lying asleep iu his cabin,
and while waiting for companion to accom-
pany him, fell asleep, and some rascal saved
him the trouble of deposting his dust.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-26

The members of the Lower House of this
State, presented their Speaker, Hon. j. T.
Farley, of Amador, with an elegant gold
watch, last Tuesday
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-26

FoR SALE.-We learn that number Of
drinking saloons and pea nut stands are now
offered for sale cheap in Sacramento. Here
is chance for an investment, if any one can
lay out Of their capital till January. 1851.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-26

CAMERoN's Daguerrean Gallery is again
opened and in full blast
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-26

Hon. II. ID. HEIsKELL, OF III Dorado, has
become disgusted with the State of Cali
fornia and adopted the state Of niatrimony,
last Wednesday at Sacramento Mr. ii. be
longs to the hno,o Nothing school of politi-
Clans but by this last move he shows that he
does know SOmtthtHg
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-26

We shall probably suggest plan next
week, by which this enterprise may be sue
cessfully accomplished; and in the mean time
we would solicit schemes and estimates from
such of our citizens as may feel interest
enough in the matter to study it over
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-26

Coon TIME.--Last Thursday, Greens Stage
arrived in this place at eight minutes before
three o'clock, making the trip from Sacra-
mento to Volcano in sesea hOars aud .forty-
fire miauies This is the best time ever made
between the two places
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-26

TIE new volume Of Chips from Old
Block, is now printed and in the hands OF
the binder, and we may soon expect to see
it in the mountains The present work, we
understand, will surpass any production that
ever came from the pen of A. Delano, Esq.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-26

MARRIED. On the Sth inst. at the Double
Springs, by Rev. A. l.. S. Bateman' Mr..
SHELDON X. DEATH to Miss SARAH D.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-26

BAIL--Wc acknowledge the receipt of an
invitation to be present at Grand May
Ball, to be giycnatthe Willow Spring House,
on the Sacramento road. We hope to be
able to attend this party, as we feel certain
that every thing will be done to render the
guests comfortable.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-26

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Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-26

CoBBLE STONE - A contract says the
Granite Joarnai, has been entered into by
George w Bird to furnish cobble stones for
San Francisco payaments, the same to be ta-
ken from Negro Bar the upper terminus of
the railroad 1t is estimated that stone
pavcments Of this kind can be laid at about
double the present cost of planking, whith
requires renewing every year.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-26

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