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BhFk SUSAN Lind, Colin, Lagana and CampeRchy,
schr 1nvincible Kahler, for Mobile, CIV Newton Gco
ARRIVED.
Ship Raah Bowen S days from New York. to Creevy
wel-lSt district, Is.
Ship Fanny Forester Cook. 20 days from New York to G
Fosdick-3d district, Is.
Ship Memphis Davis Is days from New York to Cohep2l
district, %. =
Bark Growle Pillsbury, Is days from Roclnd Maine to
Creeyy Farwel-lst district, Is.
schr Burssa, Fowler days from Mobile, to Newton
&co-Basiu.
Sch BRiiares Faurer days Mobile to mnserBaSin
Sehr May Flower, Brennan from Ame River-Basiu. i
Soop Amelia, Hans, from Amite Rver-Basn.
schr Elodie, Smith, from Amite River-Basin.
Schr Elma Balfonr, from Bonfouca-Basiu
Schr Ealo, -, from Bay st Lous-Basin.
Schr Adele; GourInan, from Coyins ton-basin
Sctr Osceola, Jefeson, from Ame River-Busin.
Sehr Isabella. Randall, from Pearngon-Basn.
S9op AnnI- from Amie Rver-Basn.
Schr Alliance, Mercire, from Bonfouca-Basin.
Schr President, Sader, from Pearl River-basn.
Schr Erett, from Pascagoua-Basiu.
Schr Bailey Shelby, Jack, from Tchetuneta-Basin
Schr Mnrcilee, Christopher, from Amite Rver-Basn.
Schr Elzubel, Guncinglam. from PealIington-Gasiu.
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z sIsrEs. ENGINEERING AND sUESyrsS YINESs
" Tbs aiisrsgtea having toEl9ed PAR
p trauS&en business in the hRe CT Sisil
aud eAEruSitd 70 heIs vihin tEe,tsie
Il and having had considerable experience IN that
tDe ri business Respectfully solicit share
from these tntsEes ed thsFe!n J.1 DE- e5S.5 58
IL " IS III ESsEsi
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CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY, September L.
The arrivals to day unmportant the market but
moderately active The stock of Sheep very ample but
Hogs The supply Of Cattle ample but prices
line Western Beeves are firm and in favor of hoders
PRICES: .@' @s.n :. 5.
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TCTwchel, Whistler from Cairo
Cuba. lIeirn. from Mobile.
Towboat St Charles Chambers from the Passewent down
light brought up ships Cynosure and Marathon and
bark Thos Allibone, -
Towboat L Millandon. Whann from the Passes-wen down
lisht-hronght ships ltajah Memphis and Fanny
reste, and bark Growler
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G. a5gs2E P.ss g. az z;
r f.: ROBERTSON, ADJusTER OF AvERAG rs,
q Camp and street N''p '"'''''e w.
f. os " ceos @oo AND
! ". Sc I'm
F6aRNFSa SEsREsz AYR
WESTERN PRODUCE No. Tchonpitouas street. New
HiFFiN s. BLEDsoE, ArTo fasffM b aTTAw
nome m a Texas S % give prompt attention to collecting
owning Lands attend pertaining
Agency. MS 1y
8. 50: HENDERSON y CO., MAGAZINE ST.,
ehoss and nxe he paasi
i family use ffsfs,ss
IN the country. jale "
nSHa HAS5s}
AZ: ss. s1pss
executed with neaness and dispatch. osoiy
& Hh2RHE w12EEsS ss:. A y92.5os
xvii sell Merchandise and Property of all dissertation,
consigned to him. and prompt Fsmanees made for the
Messrs. john Watt Co.. and cuday Brown Co., New Or
cans. a2Sl
s Z G s 11s3:aa sres1 N T. sY
E2KsS that may be entrusted to his Office oPE
III nee CHA n Waterman hardware .rchan c. NJ
s f Nson Ada ms'es Ghs
New orea Is, Se ma6
c.. A AarkE A ms G5,1 5AGKSoN MISS aENERAL
s Ea eaenl si pomp
r, ,,,-- ....REFERs TO-.
William Hardenan, T. Marsh Denm nn Z Co.,
Chancellor Scott. ''- S msatfIWii
rFWIBILL & AITSEN, GAS F1rrERs, No. 70 ST..
4 Charles street, New Orleans keep constantly hand
se ass of Chaneier Pendants, Brackets Pillars
a arge assortment of Paror and Cooking STOVES and
Which they saas Ess f eo fsSn
PEERs;S;STE1XgEIsANCED DOOR, SASH AND BLIND
, RAoTohY corner of St. Charles and Clio streets, New
ot GEqh s angs 5 g. A as md Builder respectfully
iorner business commenced the Doors Sahe
n nrdsr OF efery deseGno ct the above establishment
tended to- ''A'n"'se' BOX 'i will be promptly at
SHIPS, STEAMBOATS, AND FAMILIES, SUPPLIED
sSsy o1s5 Hse& is s
s' 5S f:Ssf Cabin Family Use
sSss | Shsp s
RuJILDERs' HARDWARE AND CRATES.
wy sifsft
ian 0E ~ GkAmEs among which We particularly
PING Do0R TRIMMINGS, BUTTS, HINGES BOLTS AND
i ii1is9 SCREWS NAILS, SASI-CORD AND SASH
WEIGHTS, PuLLIES, VENTILATORS, etc etc in fat |
eyery arsls IN requisite for the of buildings
the quality Of our goods also in prices which we have
greatly reduced. LUNESCHIoSS BRnS Z N '"fo
jy28 ia Camp street opposite Tafa ye}ts % Sona
DRUGS, nIEpICINEs, PEItFunIERY.
SS ETCThe subscriber would respectfully call Inc alien
Of Planters Physicians Families to his we'll as
stock comprising every article his line of l
ness az Of which On examinae win be found SH and
he very best qlety wl he found ut this establishment with
ny the popular Mineral Winters such CONGR ESS BLUE
etc. Bar Rooms supplied terms with
TIERS, etc. = 'sss - -
e24ly cor GHan nd nj Poy s{Ts
f7toIlEEEIAlV EXfGYGK4 THE PisIgAfFTfrI5 An,
~ tes AeR YORK Fair for tbs best CORN Fl 0URINE
Liz these hing 5tt aldessi,
s$Wf Il. COLEMAN Box q! No. 1856 New Orleans
R NNnl verne city of jefferson la
i9 were Resi and psg2t, No. SG Sascle7 street, New
't4e"IE' d14lyd&W
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iei2 5nd&W

DATENT NTEDECINES-ALL THE MOST POPU.
lar Medicines, by the dozen at the Propreors
lowest wholesale prices Among which are
rs gross Mustang Lnirnent.
80 gross Bryants Pumonic WATERS,
90 dozen Eostetter's Bitters. as5r..
90 dozen Wheeler's Sherry Wine Bitters. IL o-
80 dozen Ginger Cordial.
30 dozen Thorn's Extract Copaiga and Sarsaparia.
200'dozen Bulps SarsaparlIa.
90 gross Fahnestocks Termifuge
70 gross McLean's Nemifnge.
30 gross Wners Vermifuge.
9' "a dozen osgood'B Cholagogue.
a dozen Carters Spanish Mixture.
"A dozen SWANS Panacea.
b. 100 dozen Barry's Tricopherous Ss
&y ~ - o. o. W0oDatAN,
corner Common and Magazine streets,
- Ietz ana&W New Orleans.
SAFE RAG RRAND3aS.--WE ARE SOLE
Agents in this city for this Celebrated Brand, keen
supply on hand Of various qualities and grades
~ y 81 lS05 1902 1928, York terms and
zolaIySz. VIM. f. LEvERTeIIl 4 CO. a a1d Ieyee.
(S8AE4s 3e5OAL!-SPENGER FEED " Cd nv Egs
n ,tsbursh, Anthracite, American English aud srocl
RaoFFlCE-Corner Camp street ard hafay eth Square
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CoNsTABLRs SALES.

5' Ef o "a B5F5 HGF5 g.
s s.
o. St. Charles Street under the st. Charles Ho at Il oc1oek
coNFE s or THE CHARLES HAT STORE
with an assortment of Caps and cbdrens Hats
Tie FIXTURES AND FU RSIpH of said Store,
TERMs-Cash on the spot.
s91s1722 Constable.
gsFeEs ANN MOORE 90!
RY VIRTUE of three three vr1ts of fieri faeias
i Of Orleans e and ss sell
n Ps Fl str 1 d
s SsE H6r s s. t h i SSG FURNITURE
ff;lsS = ga cas dpo ON The ie Spot
ss121s2o - Constable.
Parish 81 S:.s GS gE ss n
rssd T. s aan SsS.s sc5a asis to
s s9 es ssd It Psn ss cd e H ssssf I s
of 81 s0oG g ssea IN the Second Dis
tit Ct n y s y v MSs Sa m
Rendon said lots measuring follows
Hagan Avenue lis feet ii inches and lines in depth be-.
Masn by 2 inches and line in depth between
3 on @ s = ss ind si n ed p
between parallel lines and fronts on Canal street Ne'
Lots Nos sl To- IL y - "A : % feet S inches and lines
between parallel lines
front Canal street. 9s feet i%ess and nes d .
sSssd pa all dnv lines On on Red0n street.
| TERMs-Cash on the spot. -,
! ss25o414 Constable
couR 5ysacE DE a yE Pc La
dorlsaHs. ST siM SHShoN Ss e. 81 Err
IT. a rt bS sa sessns ss
pS de Ia ga9isse orsan oai en- rente encan
SSS N5F5 IS $SsRS s..,. o.
compr dams n' les s n dc boane
Ges dts lots ont les measures suivantes:
If e N gnss
ligne ser sntTe lignes paralleies; 1917
Bagan Avenue proionds de is peds pouces
Let s1ts afa parsss "a nd, rs
aee an aag SIR s peds pouces gne de
s;:, S: s' $ .S
1e"r prae e psds p'uee
Let ia s an ns m Isl g
oFdso5 sRTs gps fss III
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RoTS"' a IL 6fRffa'i0n
| IS IS o. u Connetabe
sEcqSp rs 81 COURT H GREEN JOSEPH MAD
pars Orleans WIFI to ss at
public auction Warehouse street between Poy
ra and Perdido streets THURSDAY the 18th duy Sep
| TENDER, 1856, II O'Clock NJ - - of
| ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
| Seized in the above suit.
TERAIS-Cash.
W. W. MITCHELL
k5gli - Constable.
sEcG Fsp 5g 81 SGHYEpER THOMAS
TX VIRTUE of two 1yrIts of fieri f:,clas to
~ directed by Honorable G. NJ Bradford Second jus
of the Peace for Orleans will proceed and
sell ut public auction Warehouse street
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Ssippiltg J1telligerte.

SATURDAY, Sept Is, 1856
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Bark Susan W Lind Coffin for Laguns and Campeachy s4
-. Creevy Farwel2
schr 1nvncible, Kahler, for Mobile, CIV Newton 6co
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1AZoopMAN,s EXTRACT OLE JAMAICA

q. o. NOODMAN,
corner Common and Magazine streets,
iel2 5md6W New Orleans La
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a4aeI TWO THOUSAND lCR fIS on iTTIi5- HFsT
fna tn Eastern asna rssas kn0Tn the
Devil Port the Wacles river This land is offered in eS
change for dry goods and groceries, Any one wishing to
aue orl in this way by addressing, undersigned
t tb the terms terms and which Will
land and title can be made to Hon. George W. Smytl Hon
this county. SAMtTEI. GnnmEe itthei' Vi
at .Iasner eornt., rr.
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GUNDRIES-
- 2 2e9 bags TaFagona Almonds;
100 boxes Sperm Candles-Sam Leonard;
lO0 cases Prnes in jars and in fancy boxcs-assorted
~ - sardines, Wl9les, halves and quarters;
bales Hops;
10 cases Canton Ginger.
For sale by A. F. COCHRAN & HALL
GRAY sttn
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EJ1 Few are aware how frequently pub
fishers compelled to insert among their advertisements
statements which they neither sanction believe
pleasant exception this diSagreeabe necessity are the
adyeF 5I Of DR. 9. AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
and PILLS which will be found in columns We hay
published for him before always with the feeling that ID 20
doing we in wise lend ourselves deceive the
public for we have had ndisputabe proof that his are
strictly true with abundant to believe that his medicines
Will DO all they PROMISE and all that be reasonably expected
this community need any commentator from u.s. and tie
Fills we credbly Informed not inferior PICTORIAL
providence Or. II Mirror.
They are for sale by J.. WRIGHT CO., and all our city
dfnsgss Ru20 2ndWteA
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UNDERGRADUATES, BATHURST#& co, HAVING
~ resumed in full and the having
sociated with them R. g. MAYES of Nashville Tennessee,
will continue the Cotton Factorage
Business under the firm Of JOHN WILLIAMS ~ Go.
aEz-T=E JOHN 2WIEIsIA SIS,#3 81 NJ
....y. : 45E5: w LILLIAN BATHURST
New Orleans june n, 1895. ~
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Va. LOCHVOOD. WHO Has HAD FIVE YEARS.
- experience in this city practitioner Of medicine, for
the future will attend Office practice He takes
this method Of informing The tina. he treats with lnpaal
leed success diseases Liver Heart,
Kidneys Blsder Glseie word 81 chronic
OF women and Of females; Polafsus teri
F!euF anioe and that class Of diseases
termed Eenefeal, urinary and secondary. stsS.
Al who arc would Do well TO give me e before
going elsewhere receive safe and
obligate myself NIL who have rheumatism
Ra9s IN the Limbs Or nake no charge for my services
RHEUMATIC SRECIFIG senly at Office This
my discoveries in Maeria SIeea and ii ID
taken with perfect safety; being avegetatc compound
Of the uibug advertisements in the
with reluctance pIblc
nkLtsT stleet. between PnSdras and Heris stfsats.
sa aies pp's taiFs. Hours from 6 A. NJ. PIP Il.
Rs5$A i'll .ST CESAFO0p NJ
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49, GRAND REGATTA AT POINT
8M CLEAREThe Regatta will be sailed at Point Clear
- MONDAY and TUESDAY.
The Boats will be divided, usual into First Second Third
and Fourth Clases and the following Prizes will be awarded
qn gold in purses be delivered the occasion, towit
To the winner the First Class $500 the winner the Sc
cond Glass $3.50 the winner the Third Glass 500 10 the
winner in the Fourth Glass, $50 -
Entrance Money AZ follows TO defay incidental expenses
First GLASS; $40 Second Glass So Third Glass 81 81 Fourth
Glass, 81. ~
The sailing to be under the of the Southern Yacht
Club
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FOR ssA.LE.


ID Drug STORE FOR sALE-oNAC ACCOUNT
~ Of DEPARTURE doing profitable business situated in half
ri an hours travel to the city Of New Orleans advantn
%S geons conditions Apply to MT. L. ST PIERRE Drug
~ gist, No Levee street. Third District. " 80
Also
FOR SAlE.-One Title head Right of $40 Acres OF Texas
street, Third District. ~ 60 sell I'm :
TOR, SAI4E--A FIRST CLASS FIRE ENGINE one
Fear old, now running and in 40. order. Address En-.
E M IlcayMne ONCE &585s a3tf
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9qThhL d a3lasl3s HARDWARE; AND CRATES.
me attention OF builders aHd
fully invited to large and well assorted stock Of H1Rn
WARE AND CRATES; Among which we particularly men.
R tNT SREWs PUTS HINGES BOLTS AND
WEIGHTS PULLIES, VENTILATORS etc etc in fnct
every article in line requisite for the erection of uldnrs
the quality Of goods also in or prices which wa ava
greatly reduced LUNESCHL(5S EBRnS Z N A''fo
jy25 ia Camp street opposite Tofo rae a. sIn U
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-06-28
volcano, June 9th, 1856.

j CzAPiAY's Surgical and Medical In
n,, p 10 60 extensively known in this State, that
s'uee o,ce of It. or Of him, might seem spurious.
9 y:t fearing that there ere those VINO heretofore
bsring y no need of medical aid have negiected to to
asgl" TO those wo beg leave to direct atten-
l1s 9'G 70 Dr. H. j. Czapkay, who is certainly physl-
'.Vu or ereat sslll and wonderful success in his
.-t,sson c1I The Dr. has devoted much attention to
o',rsstment Of chronic and private diseases, and
wv ms nnriyalled IN his management of them. To
,ssT .ss Who need such assistance We cheerfully re-
,oUr,eod Dr. Czapkay; It would be well to consult
sa, az he makes no charge Tor consultation and
much r good might result from It. The DR.. guaran-
"ts 33-3m
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-06-28
UNION BAKERY,

n lain street Volcano. The undersigned respect
lNI fully informs his friends and the citizens OF
Volcano generally, that he has opened bakery
with the above name in the building lately occupied
as the Star Store and next door TO the Empire Hotel
where he is prepared to furnish persons with every
thing In his line. He has been at great expense in
erecting asuperior oven, and furnish balls par
ties &c with all kinds of fancy PASTRY and
CAKES, on the most favorable terms. Using moth
ing but the very best -four. he warrants his bread
and every article that goes from his establishment
to be as represented Give me call
J. FRANK.
may "a 3l-3m
A bread wagon will commence running from this
establishment on Monday June 9to wait on families.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-06-28
100000 Men Wanted

To smoke Cigars and chew Tobacco at the Whole
sale and Retail Cigar Emporium of A. Myers.
Main street Volcano, Amador County.
TNHE subscriber announces TO the citizens of
j. Volcano and vicinity that he has just received
the finest and best assorted stock OF goods Of
fered in this market, which will be sold cheap for
CASH
The public may rely on finding at my store the
finest brands of
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
Also fine assortment of Cutlery and Musical In
strument; Candies; Nuts, &c.
Every body is invited to call and examine my
goods and judge of their quality.
A. MYERS
apr s 24-Sm
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-06-28
ALPHA WATER WORKS.

TNAKEN from Fountain near the head Of Sol
j. diers Gulch We take pleasure in announcing
to the citizens of Volcano, that we are prepared to
furnish them with the
BEST AND PUREST WATER,
that can be obtained and for all domestic purposes
il cannot be surpassed. We tender thanks to our
patrons for the liberal patronage have received,
aud would inform all others who have not received
supply of this water that they will find it for their
interest to use it, as no lime or potash is required
to soften It, before ii is ready for domestic We
can and will supply them cheaper than any other
Water Company. Hydrants for sprinkling the
streets and other purposes, will be in readiness
when required. Further information can be had by
calling ON proprieters
STEVENS & HANFORD.
may 81 32yr
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-06-28
sherif's Sale.

DY virtue of an execution to me directed, issued
ID out of the Justices Court OF Geo. !. Gale JUS
tee Of the Peace in and for Township No 3, county
of Amador, and State OF California, upon u judg-
ment in favor Of Alfred B. Cottingham and against
Elizabeth Stowell and Wm. Stowell, for the sum Of
$50 debt and s43 55cs costs of suit, together with
accruing costs ! have levied upon n certain piece
OF land, situate in the village Of Volcano Amador
county and state of California and described as
follows to-wit on the East side of the new exten-
tion of Main street, between property owned by A.
b. Reed on the North and property owned by W..
T. A. Gibson on the south being 200 feet front,more
or ess on the street. and 800 feet deep or less
Notice is hereby given that will sell all the right,
title and interest of Elizabeth Stowel and William
Stowel of in and to the above described property,
on the 10Th day Of July, A. d. 1856, between the
hours Of and O'Clock, p. NJ, said day. Sale to
TO take place in front Of the said premises to salts
fy said execution and costs.
GEO. DURHAM
Sheriff of Amador co., Cal,
BY A. l. HouGHrALING, Deputy
Volcano, June 27th, 1856
june 2S [prs fee sol 36-4w
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-06-28
Rare Chance for Investment

The .fetD York Rancho for Sale.
- The proprietor offers for sale, at bar ~
l:;ia gain, all that splendid property known assls
the .NEW YORK R.4.NCHOv and Hotel, stu-
ated in Amador County, on the main stage road
leading from Volcano TO Sacramento, by way Of
jackson. The same being centrally located between
Jackson, Volcano, Aqueduct City and Clinton. The
improvements consists Of Hotel building. 30x60
feet 'front.' two stories high, finished and furnished
complete; two Barns one 50xl00 feet, two stories
high, well finished and probably as good building
of the kind there is in the State the other is
3Ox40 feet Living water is conveyed TO the house
by way of ditch, and is distributed through the
house and barns by means of lead pipes, and can
then be used for irrigating purposes; in addition to
this there are two good wells Of water and an ex-
ceent spring close by.
The Rancho consists of 800 acres of land, I60 Of
which is enclosed with good substantial fence and
houses on the well calculated for farming and
dairy purposes. The hotel is now doing splendid
business-in fact it is doing the entire business of
the road
The above property will be disposed of as fol-
lows: one third cash on delivery; one third in six
months, and the balance at the expiration Of one
year, bearing per cent. interest per month. For
further particulars enquire Of B. II. Redhead, Z.
NJ. jackson, or of the proprietor, on the premises
CHAS. Y. HAMMOND.
may IL 30lm
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-06-28
E0THENG AEsEMOUsE

TT.h G. BADGER,
No. 109 Battery Street, San Francisco.
IMPORTER of every variety of Clothing and
furnishing Goods; also OF Blankets Ducks, Drills
Sheetngs, Hats, Caps, Boots aud Brogans.
BY recent arrivals has received very large in
voice of the most
DESIRABLE STYLES OF CLOTHIyvG,
and it is the largest stock ever offered in this mar
ket. The goods are manufactured under my own
supervision, are of the best material, well cut,
arge sizes, and made in the most durable manner.
TRADERS FROM THE COUNTRY
are invited to examine this heavy stock, and they
viii find the prices lower than can be found else
where in the market. Purchasers may rely on re-
ceiving the best and most saeable goods, as each
article is guaranteed. Orders from the country
promptly aud carefully attended to.
1000 pairs assorted fancy cashmere pants
10000 fancy and plain satinet pants;
1000 " linen pants;
1000 Goodycar's rubber pants;
1000 Goodyearis rubber coats;
200 cases Goodyears long and short rub. boots;
200 cases miners boots;
1000 doz super flannel ovcrshirts;
200 doz fancy cashmere overshris;
1000 doz white shirts;
csc doz heavy hickory shirts;
500 doz heavy check shirts;
SOC doz Merrimac shirts;
90 doz lambswool undershirts;
3JJ doz regetta undersbrts;
20J doz grey flannel undershirts;
a50 doz ambswool drawers;
$50 doz bleached drill drawers;
1890 doz overalis;
1000 Denim frocks;
1900 doz country knit wool socks;
1900 doz heavy white and mixed cotton socks
1000 pieces super silk pocket handkerchiefs;
100 doz super black silk neckerchiefs
200 doz cambric handkerchieis;
800 doz rubber belts;
ESQ doz buck gloves;
400 doz buckskin gold bags;
1000 doeskin business coats;
100 black cloth frock coats;
1000 assorted overcoats;
600 assorted pea coats;
5000 silk, cloth and velvet vests;
80 bales blue and white blankets;
so bales a sheetings;
so bales drills;
30 bales assorted duck;
50 cases fine felt hats
For sale by WM. G. BADGER,
Wholesale Clothing Warehouse, San Francisco.
N. B.-No goods sold at retail.
apr 26 27-3m
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-06-28
A Bright Streak of Gratitude.

The ioowng letter appeared some months since,
:, be San Francisco Citizen, without the knowedge
Of Dr. Young. we copy it as complimentary
,rbno to one Of the mos, skllful physicians that
ever made this state his residence as twas entirely
,,rsolicited ard made public without the knowledge
If any oae except the writer, it speaks volumes
Il shoild be cut ont and pinned up for reference to
any one who should be so unfortunately sItuated;-
h wv AFFLICTED FELLow-M -MEN.--Being about to
,ave tbe State Of California for my home in Mich
ran. | wish before leaving TO recomend to your
notice that great beneiactcr. Pr. j. Z. IplAlr /
WIS on the very brink OF te grave when ne stretch
Cd forth his hand aud saved me from death. For
several wears had been troubled with a complica-
lion or diseases brought oa by bad habits OF self
nolution In my youth, aud vicious actions in my
more mature life aggravated hy exposure in the
mines which had 50 weakened ms system and un-
dermined my constitution, that | have often con-
templated suicide. Borne down Iy racking pains
in my boiy, dizziness in my head, sore eyes, pains
and misery in my back and hips, weariness ia my
legs, evil forebodings, together with confirmed
melancholy, I was ashamed to lock my neighhors
in tdc face. and considered my best friends TO be
nv worst enim.es; my dreams were .ri5atiul, and
al times strange phantasies took possession Of my
mind was fast hurrying to insanity, that worst
Of living deaths. Ia This state, friend and part
ncr ID the mining business, approached ME on the
subject snd advised me TO go TO the Bay and see
Dr foulgi dlu 80, anu thahh fou ipt H. ~
Young examined NY case, ald told me he could
cure me- Shortly after ] commenced taking bis
medicine my troubles began TO decrcas, and In three
months was perfectly well. Take iny advice all
you that are afflicted, and call upon him, for he
will cure you; he hascured several of my acquaint
ances, after they had become discouraged by being
deceived by the humbugs Of the day, both by Amer
lean aud foreign vagabonds Ny heart leaps to-
ward him with gratitude for his benefits to me aud
my friends. CHAS. +. MANROUB.
Mar 18th. '56 2l-tG