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vgyRY DIR. CLOUGH's COLUMBIAN


EgyRY DIR. CLoUGH'S COLUMBIAN
PILLSI
These 'is getting wonderful sale, for thing
Market II the reason they cure disease so certainly,
Dyspepsa, Liver Complain Headache Costiveness, Piles
Nervousness, and especially
sl FOR FEMALEs TO USE,
under All delicate circumstances, these Pills are the
mild Innocent and certain of any medicine ever diseoV
cred The proprietor is willing forfeit the medicine ia
all case5, if the Pills do not give satisfaction when faith
fully used. Powerful, drostc purgatives generally dc
hDrt than good but these Pills are not such an ar
ele they are very mild and gentle but powerful to
pei and cure disease and every family would do well o
keep them in the house for in preferences any oh
medicine. Try these Pills, by all means Sod in Wor
eester by D. Scott g. r. Souri, Green and all medicine
dealers everywhere. BURR FOSTER, Boston, slus3v
nIo dawt
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FEDEAN MEDICAL INSTBTU T e
E OFFICE. 36 BRnMFLELD -sTREET. 10 TON.
MEG ETABLE MoNARY


Containing neither Prusic 4cid nor Tartar Enuetic
Co., THE GREAT STANDARD RENE
tSSSVsIRSR DY for all PULMONARY DIS EASES,
ES3A ptFke,,A Extensively Used Tested and APPROX
IL III S0aoRsSl ed in New England, Canada and the
kT1tco FoB'A THIRTY YEARS by Fminent
III | u TaseN,ak PhgsiciaES, Ciergynsn, Professors
an stsprs, g &c ta ghse,5stsa ,g
hen,-in fact. by alt classes ii the
community. See Cerif 'ates 10 Pamphlets wrapper
TO hotties, among wiich are
Rev Dr. LYMAN BEscHsR Boston late President Of Lane
Theological Seminary, Cincinnati. o.
The late Rev. DR. LEONARD Wo Ds, Abbott Trof of The
ology in Apdoye' Thologca 5 minary, Mass
Hon DANIEL P. THOMPSON, late Sec eff State of Yer
mont author Of Green Mountain Boys,"'. Lock Ans
dfnp SC, Montpelier Vt,
N r. WTLGANs, Esq, formerly Collector OF the Port OF
Baltimore Md. slr
Rev JOSIAH L1roH, Philadelphia, Pa, and many 9TH
OPINIONS OF THE TRADE.--"we know Of no med
icobe which has deservedly sustained high repua
ton for long term Of years, or which more rarely
dsapponts the expectations OF these VINO use
ALLEN Co, Cinema /, oh.-WM, H.. HARRISON,
Cinctnnat, 0-J. B. WILDER Co.. Louisville. Ky
BARNAeD, ADAMS Co, st Louis, Mo =. SCAMaoN &
Co., ChclRo Ill-E E. GAY, Burlington, 1iwa.-J.
MUssrNs Quebec @. E.--WM BATsD, Woo stock, Il.
B.-BREwERs, STEPHENS CuSBING, Boston, NASH.
=. FAHVENsrocK Co New York, y. Y,-R HoLLISTEa
K Co., Buffalo N Y.-CARLEToN HovEY. Lowell, Mass.
J. L1THoMPsoN Il Co..Erov, N Isaac PosT, Roches-
ter, N "a. MCCLURE h Co Albany, N. Y aud any
others of the oldest and most respectable Druggists in
the United States.
% The basis Of this medicine was private recipe Of
distinguished physician is ngredients have been
mate knoton TO and approved by first physicians
u Particular Eottce.-tn connection with our old
so article put up 81 size in large square
6otLsS Nth enGaeled blue lordPpers gin Directions
and fac siBlife Of Nm Jon Cutler, containing
nearly four times the quality of the smaller size.
GFBEWAKE OF CoUNTERFEITS and INITATIr
oNS parf bearing the na1le. Inquire for the arii-
Gle by its tuhoie and that has the fac smile
of NM JoN'N CUTLER upon ths copyright outside wrap
er Eah bottle and seal is stamped Vegetable Pumon-
airy Balsam,n
Prepared only by REED, CUTLER CO., Druggists,
SO India street, BoEtGn, Mass aud sold by Druggts
and Apothe aries, and Country Merchants generally.
Price, large size, 81; smaller lie, so cents.
i3l deStf
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EJNREEMAN ORNE Manufacturer and Dealer
a. in STRETCHED and RIYETED
Oak seaelRer Betting,

No. 125 HANOVER ST.. ...BOSHON.
Also-the exclusive New gug'and Agsnt for the VCL
CANNED HET Lilo GUTTA PERCHA
MACHINE BETTING AND TUBING,
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a. FARM FOR SALE in Auburn, five
sIs. miles FROM Worcester, haf mile from q W. R.
-4- r. Depot less than i've minutes WAN from Church
an ccn1ol containing % acres, Moving Tlage PAstur-
Ing, and Wood Land with large variety Of Fruit Trees,
good two story House, En- word house snd large Wheel
wrghS Shop alta ;he1 Corn Bause Hng House,aud Barn.
with pure water at house and .Tu; wlhal it is good
farm. ana very derirable location. will sell the build
ings win part o. all laud, at price, on easy
terms, aud give possession inmtdiitey
jill VT HENRY X. BANCROFT
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MIA HfNE G KkO5 lot HIN
lVA 20 y rofdrf y rss--AND----.ts -tf


s-BeEt 1YHgssssf factory. IN Is
Having w Var he most extensive and pert Of machine
card manufMatorY the ooantTy. We prepared 10 ex
Scuts orders Win great facility, promptnesa, and superb
ority,siIl 3 lsilpl t9qaD - eAiAA4 81 cNNtIl
Ia earieiy and quality we challenge the composition Of
the World our Aatecedeuts, hpn the pi0neer samuel
Blag tos bost manufacturers Of this
lag, sustain a. IN this fuaition. . - = :. 49,.
Dploh4k ADD m-d1lS min AT palts Of the United
etatss and frpm the pndon Crystal Palace testify to
b. superority " out predictions. -
re laopr and expqnse thst we have devoted 10 ths
pericon ~ ma article, lmporant 10 the cloth nh
ufacture, ~e ncPen merit eonanuatioh Of tber lib
arai patronage.
Wsnlhb mahniactnta Ia q sasl ssssig liw slGgg y
Oak EAmped Leather BcItfng.
or the very hest qnay and Keep constantly ~ hand
large aanorhvutDf NJ mae.l9s sasH III 9-lTIl N,
#. X. EARLE a. co.,
EE4.NAef 80 q q mvq4 't'A''0n sssstl
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WORDS OF CAUTION.

am always glad to give freely and persons calling
upon messed not feel under any obligations to take med
icines, lf1ess they choose t. do so.
Hr0RDC OE HdTTy7TnM
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Entertainments.

g. &c M AND-W aALE Oh Il
- 5000 gallons Winter Sperm Oil,
2GOO " Spring "
$1,000 Bleached Winter Whale Oil,
For sale hy aS. & A. J. HOWE,
pgoreaatar Bank Rick.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-04

ISThe Doctor has safe and sure remedy for all FE.
MALE COMPLAINTS, discovered and prepared by him
self All private difficulties treated with success and in
strict confidence, ... div n3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-04

EEISEASES SUCCESSFULLY TREAT
EF ED.-REMARKABLE CURE PERFORMED
WORDS OF ADVICE AND OF CAUTION Encouraged by the
very liberal patronage bestowed upon me by my friends
and The public, during the past few years. and the
ordinary success which has attended, my eff for the
cure of the sick, am determined not to relax my
tons to further usefulness Ia rathert to prepare ysef
for renewed labors in my undertaking.
That diseases beTeto4ore considered he
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-04

EBOSTERS-Of all sizes, NEATLY ans PROMPT
JY EXECUTED application the Spy Office,
No. 212 Main street
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QUCh- HEA=F EIOU Et.-Oae ton Of that
4R Superior Flour, for quantities to suit, nv
ii GRIFFIN 60.
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EINOR SALE AT A BARGAIN, If APPLIED
e for soon, ONE PIANO FORTE inquire Of
nc dtfsw3t J. 6 HOOD 232 Main ct.
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With good supply of choice Fruit, well fenced and in
80 condi ion with never iailing water, good HOUSE.
good Barn with good water both house aud haru
Woo house, SHE'D ond other buildlgs Said farm IS
capable q keeping 10 or II Cows Yoke OF Oxen, aad
llofse asa, pasture Of SO acres mile from said
farm, capable u keeping more COWS il united with
the arm for Dairy For further particulars in
quire Oh the premises, Of GEORGE SMITH.
Rutland. Feb. 18th, 1871 Bid R3ts ms
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A. FARM 70 LET-A valda0I Farm d abou
lima. It's acres situated IN the Westerly part If he town
44Aslz RUTLAND, he village Of IVES Rutland, on
the f94d leading rou Worcester TO Barre. Said Farm
is well divided inlo
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HOPE, THEN, IS FOR THE SICK.
do not make Business of sending medicines to
agents. rely for speedy sure cures upon being able
to prescribe the medicines myself Persons can consult
by letters and have their medicines sent by press
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.a.sdi o.s 30 no ramaE
10 j. diiahl9 .u DC tb E
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20 BALES HARRIS BROTHERS and 4 ply
epFB COTTON TWINE, this day r@c'ived by the
agents H. GRIFFIN co.
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MANUFACTURER's ARTICLEs

Best Winter, and Fan Sperm, Winter Whale, Extra
Lard, No. Lard, Resin Oil, Meats Foot, Olive, Curriers'
and Linseed Oils.
White Lead Gro. and Dry Zinc, White Paris and
Chrome Ores and Paints in general.
Shedsb Coach and Furniture Farnishes, japan, etc
For sale IN quantities to suit Mt the lowest prices by
~ @. A. HARRINGTON CO..
90 Main street.
h ,eral discounts 10 country trade mon 10
San Andreas independent., 1857-04-25

EXCLUSION OF NEGROES AND MULATToEs FROM
THE STATE OF CALIFoRNIA.-In conformity with
a resolution previously adopted, the Judiciary
Committee of the Assembly, on Thursday the
10th inst, reported bill to restrict and pre-
vent the emigration to and residence in this
State by negroes and mulattoes.
The bill requires that from and after the pas
sage of the Act no black or mulatto person shall
emigrate to, or acquire residence in this
State.
1t requires that negroes and mulattoes now
in the State shall have a certificate of registry
or if they refuse to procure such certificate,
they, together with all such who encourage or
assist negroes or multtoes to emigrate and reside
in the State, shall be subject to fine of not
less than one hundred dollars, and not more
than one thousad dollars, and Imprisonment in
the county Jail at the rate of five dollars per
day, till the fine be paid, for each offence.
The bill also makes null and void all con-
tracts with negroes mulattoes and makes
white persons who employ unregistered negroes
or mulattoes, subject to fine of not less than
fifty dollars, for each offence, and may be i'm
prisoned until such fine be paid, at the rate of
not more than five dollars for every days i'm
prisonment
San Andreas independent., 1857-04-25
Public Meeting at Angels.

At public meeting of the citizens of the sth
and 9th townships of the county of Calaveras.
duly called and held at Angels, on Thursday
April 23d, A. D. 1857, for the purpose of elect.
ing three Delegates to represent in Convention
the Third Supervisor District of said county at
Mokelumne Hill, on the I'd day of May next. to
take into consideration preliminary measures
in furtherance of the proposed Road, known as
the Big Tree Emigrant Road from Carson VAL
ley," Geo. E. Young was called to the Chair.
and c. G. Lake, Esq, elected Secretary.
On motion of Mr. Jeffreys, of Abbys Ferry,
a mmittee of fivewas appointed by the Chair
to present nominations for the consideration of
the meeting.
The Chair appointed Messrs John HAYNES. J,
S. Sperry and Riley Senter of Murphy's, and
7. j. Frazier and Samuel P Crane, of Angels,
such Committee.
The Committees report passed
Messrs. Geo. E. Young, of Angels, Riley Sem
ter and David Shepherd, of Murphy's, on mo-
tion were duly elected Delegates.
On motion, meeting adjourned
GEO. E. YOUNG, Chairman.
C. G. LAKE, Esq, Sec'y.
San Andreas independent., 1857-04-25
The Big Tree Road and Sacramento.

AuS Dig II6e AOao and sacramento.
THE COLD POISON" TRAcEABLE IN ITS CHANNEL.
Those of our readers who think we manifested
unnecessary alarm" in reference to the Big
Tree road Convention, unless closely watched,
being controlled by Sacramento influences, are
referred to the following extracts from the Sac
ramento Union of April nth, and April 22d:
:. The Independent may rest at ease so far as
Sacramento is concerned, for she entertains no
feelings of envy towards the Big Treeroute She
would not object to the building of half a dozen
roads over the Sierra Nevada but while they
are being built she will exert her influence to
assist in making stage road to Carson Valley,
which will be found shorter and better than
any other road can be built. After that is ac-
complished she viii be content to let the trade
and travel take the line which interest and con-
yenience may dictate. We do not though per-
ceive why Amador should have joined the San
Joaquin counties in calling Convection. Her
trade and communication almost entirely acith
Sacramento Hence she is interested with Sac
ramento in getting direct road over the noun
tain, or IN tapping the Big Tree route high up in
Catdoeras." s."-Sacramento Union, -4pra llth.
Magnanimous Union !, Disinterested city of
Sacramento But here the tune changes:
" While the people of Calaveras, Tuolumne
and San Joaquin are exerting themselves to
put the Big Tree route in order for the expected
emigration, sufficient interest should manifest
itself III this city and county [Sacramento, TO
assist IN opening a good road 10 the same Pass so
as TO giDe emigrants chance to come to this city
In this connection it will not be bad idea for
this city [Sacramento] to send deputa,ion to
the Mokelumne Hill Convention. They will be
able to obtain valuable information and assist
to4pdre the cay for more extended commercial
communication bet,reea this city and the people liz
ing east Of the Mokelumne rteer. There is large
trade at Hokelumne Lil, and above that point,
aehict ought 10 be induced to 10 Sacramento"
= Union, Of AprI 22d.
The above EXTRACTS speak for themselves and
corroberate our differences that Sacramento will
try to have say and do in this I'd of May
Convention business.
San Andreas independent., 1857-04-25
California Appointments.

The San Francisco Bulletin publishes
the following latest news from Washington,
(received per Telegraph, to the associated
press of New York, in advance of all other
San Francisco papers:
WASHINGTON, March 23
Collector, Is. F.)-B. f. Washington.
Noual Oficer.-Frank Tilford
Surueyor.-William Cameron.
Marshal, On. District. )-Major Solomon
Mr. Elder succeeds Mr.. Foreman as Post
Master at Sacramento.
Mr.. Andrew Lester is isappointed Collec-
tor of the city of Stockton
San Andreas independent., 1857-04-25

DANCING ACADEMY.

Mr.. A. SILV RSMITH,
u Would most respectfully inform the .Dal,
"a Ladies and Gentlemen of San An 8S5g}f
t-.-iS2dreas and vicinity, that he will teach 81
the following number of FASHIONABLE DANCES !:
Regular Lessons IN Dancing.
PoLtas, Mozourkos,
I'co, fTpe and Sir Step Waitzcs,
Rodowas,
La Varsoriana, (nec.)
Schottische-Plain and Highland SchottiscAe.
Pas de Deux, Gallopadc,
Plada Quadrilles,
Polfa, Nazourka and Schohische Quadrilles
Celar'ous and Circtlian Waltzes
Mr.. 5. having an experience of II years in
teaching the above art. fatters himself that he
is bound to give the fullest satisfaction in
course of twelve lessons
For references, apply to the towns of Sonora.
Columbia, Murphy's and Douglas Flat. APPS
San Andreas independent., 1857-04-25

advertisement refused to "splce the main
brace" weleft for Beatty's ranch on the Calave-
ritas.
Keeping on the south side of the ridge be-
tween Old Gulch and French Gulch, through
rich mining section, we soon left the main road
and pitched precipitously down Rum Gulch, to
the Calaveritas, near Beatty's ranch. This is
one of the 6nestranches in the county, and the
proprietor appears to be exercising very liberal
views and good taste in its cultivation. The
Improvements are of permanent nature, and
the gardens carefully planted and properly irri-
gated. Mr.. Beatty informed us he had twenty
five varieties of grapes growing, some of which
are now in blossom. We found labels reading
"Longworths Catawba," Halifax Seeding"
(from South Carolina white and blue Soup
pernong," Isabella" 'sClinton' and several
samples of French (unspellable and unpro-
nounceable) varieties. The cherry and plum
trees, of last years growth, were in fruit most
of the apple trees were growing finely, but as
they were planted this spring, were not in fruit.
The most attractive portions of the garden were
the strawberry beds, several rods square were
in state of cultivation, marked by long rows
of green bunches sparkling with clusters of red,
ripe fruit Rise, Peter, slay and eat, was the
invitation, which we did not wait to have re-
peated The proprietor said he had picked
them all off the morning before, fact that did
not seem self-apparent, from the quantity then
on the vines. One peculiarity about strawber-
San Andreas independent., 1857-04-25
D SOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE

VENHE Co-partnership heretofore existing be-
4 tween Alexander X. Hartford and William
Irvine, under the name and style of Hartford Il
Irvine, is this day dissolved by mutual consent
of both parties All persons indebted to the late
firm at San Andreas, will please settle their ac-
counts with Alexander X. Hartford and ali
parties indebted to the late firm at Ell Dorado
Saw-mill, will please settle their accounts with
William Irvine.
The Lumber business will hereafter be car
ried on in all its branches, by William Irvine
ALEXANDER K HARTFORD.
WILLIAM IRVINE.
San Andreas, April 18th, 1857 ap 25-3t
San Andreas independent., 1857-04-25
The Gambling Act.

One of the best measures passed in the Sen
ate during the present session, is the New Law
for the suppression of Gambling, which we
publish on first page. The Bill passed by the
following vote:
Ayes-Messrs. Ashley, Bell, Burnett. Carpen-
ter, De la Guerra, Dosh, Fiske, Goodwin, John
son, (of Ell Dorado,) McCallum, McGee, Melony,
Merritt, Mesick, Norman, Shaw, Soule, Sullivan,
Talliafcrro, Waite, Woodworth-2l.
Noes-Messrs. Bynum, Ferguson, (of Sacra-
mento) Johnson, of Sacramento,) Westmore-
land-4.
On the main question SO the bill passed.
San Andreas independent., 1857-04-25
Nrm A Advertisements.
$4,000 REV. RID

eOCO.OO INI w AIIODI :
GTOLEN, on Sunday last, from the "a
~ Livery Stable of Russell 4 Co., San yEgX1
Andreas, by a Chnaman, a large sized dNl-N1
bay California Horse, marked with a Spanish
Brand on the left hip, white star in the fore
head, hair chafed off near the right ear by the
neck-halter. Said horse was hired on Sunday
evening, the 18th April, for the purpose of Wis
iting Cave City, but which the thief failed to
do) Fifty dollars will be paid for the thief
and horse, at San Andreas Livery Stable, Main
street, west side. near Jordan bridge, by
RUSSELL Il CO., Propretors.
San Andreas, April 18th, lS56-2t
San Andreas independent., 1857-04-25

CAMPO SEco.-The following Delegates
were appointed at Campo Seco, to repre-
sent that District in the Big Tree road
Convention Judge Emo, Campo Seco
Judge Badgley, Mokelumne Hill; Dr. A.
HI. Hoerchner, Pleasant Springs.
San Andreas independent., 1857-04-25

sS The San Joaquin Republican an
nounces Wagon Road meeting to be held
in the city of Stockton, Tuesday evening.
the 2Sth of April, for the purpose of ap- %
pointing Delegates to the Convention.
San Andreas independent., 1857-04-25
na~ We intended, in this issue, to give

ng We intended, in this issue, to give
a long dissertation on the Big Tree road,
the Convention, and the duties of the Del
egates, but failed in time and room. The
following communication notices some Of
the points we had intended to discuss, and
as its tone is conciliatory, at the same time
embodying sound views and practical re-
concentrations we have substituted it for
the article we had In view:
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IL persona wanting Free-State Kansas News.
Z pspei should sabsoibs for THE LAWRENCE REPUs
IN, established May 28 1851 by ~ ALLEN edited bv
ksaf THACHER and NORMAN ALLEN, assisted by
II snS Efficient Contributors TIE REPUBLICAN IL q
Sounn sheet devoted 70 tLe bshment Of Ere, In
ns 10 ksnss.to the fall aud complete development Of
ooces and the advancement OF be! social etucs:ioaa
sashisl nteresf& Teras pr aeoum, 10 advance: One
~; Ten Copies &I5 and extLa To the IN
IL Address NORMAN ALIEN Poblisker.
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Mem Publications.

A SP NDID G l + 7 B o 0 X.
"A TIE ILLUSTRATED
RECORDS OF THE HEARTH
OTHER POEMS.
D.APPLETON Il Co., Nos. $40 and 3is Broadway, N. Y
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Gnrs ano Robes.

% MAIDEN-LANE, corner of Nassau-st.-
WHITE & BIRD d,
Returning th.pl: for the liberal patronage they have
Flu r s A L r 4 L A l.,
No. mMnDEs-LAaE,
that they will close the entire balance Of
this mposon' and all the GODS which they have
" AT PRICES TO CORRESPOND WITH TIE TIMES,
Consisting Of the following:
''''''' MINK MARTEN CARDINALS,
MINK MARTIN Ss ssS$s ss,,,
b. 'A''' s4 sasEs HALF oApr,
Fl. B. SABLE sHopLP ts,S SAFES WiES ,p,yrs
Il. B. SABLE CUFFS, Gc, &C.
we H''e' '' FRE NCH WINK,
Which loOis like the Hsh,Phce Goods which we are selling
any other Fur now worn The
prices Of Sets, embracing
Cspes and Cuffs, sre..s.s........& 10 and $l2 only
y aS; sps sSn6 Fo Twics ra az soSEY
sEAUTiFuL sEIs OF FGRs FOR 20, IS AND SO.
Thi. Is 6r.tcl,,, bu,e and deception used We tell
the what the article whether he is Judge OF
no., and warrant every article cold c,..
having been connected with S Fl HARLEY for twenty year,
td AI TP d si5 n m.a0er Of 0s bane is
guaranty (Tte ladies will not foIseke their old friend
We have an mrerse stock and by calling before pur
chs sing you will be be astonshed aud cannot fail to be
Those who can mike convenient will do well to early
in the morning we can wait on them SO much oe,ts as IN
not he attended to as we would wish.
o 5gsflss $TJ e{ SAEs
SLEIGH ro HHD M tAF ROBES
IN FACT EvrRYT Wa;T y TIE : eI Egh Line
Fur Wtrerooms No 20 bfsiden lane, cor Nassautt'
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fVSHES, Of every description, at the Brush
caory No. 40 pesrist. Frsnikn-sqaaIs. Al Utielss
~ lowest fbetory priees- Islnt Brushes Of VAT ~
ssSg senslonehy % kaeA JOHN j. boSPEL
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Go farmers ann Others.

TREES and PLANTS-B. n. WATSON, Old
Cs0ny Sm.sIiss PlymsS.h Mas !: sss,: TON New:
otTAEEs 40 PLAETe, tg YH RlAItinA ~ sIy saasssA
Con1ses efs1 pDeANss ~ 70 Bev.ycr1 u DssteaI
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nALLARD, SHUTE q CO.,
ID No. 123 MAlDEN-LANE, N. T.,
Importers and Manufacturers OF
FANCY FURS,
Hsyips Determined to -. .~.,u,.r
Would call the attention Of their customers ana Me-
TAIL DEALERS throughout the country 20 the largest
complete assortment Of FURS which they have ever OIL
fered for sale, ali Of which have been manufactured
EXPRESSLY FOR RETAILING,
In the best and most approved Styles and WHOM theJ
0As' At PRICES WHICH THEY GUARANTEE
sHALL SUIT THE PURCHASERi
Among which will be found
LADIES' FURS,
OF every ysnsy stye and qTasy , GsNTy GLOVES
u u R S! F u r S! + U s
Il HUDSON BAY COMPANIES
FUR WA r. T. II O u s f,
Nos IS and II Maidsn-lIne.
MARK J. KING,
(Eststhfhed A. d. 1884, for wholesaing onyl,
Offers at retail for cash his immense stock Of
FCRS, valued 1T 500 co.,
large discount from wholesale prices for so days
Of the utter stsenson in business and the
mpos,bty dbtsDg money through the 1nxy chsnus
am PEELED N offer my whole stock Of FURS consisting o.
everything the Fur line from the finest Sable to the mos
Coney at discount Of 40 per cent from cost AL
goods warranted.
GREAT BARGAINS in FURS-FURTHER
" REDUCTlON-At No. 1874 Wlismst, near Frankfort
and No 244 Grand ST., near Bowery: 49,,
will sell the whole of their rich and valuable stock Of Ladies
Frt nch Furs at an immense sacrifice
aud known for their excellence