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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-05

LAND WARRANT FoRGERs.-At the limited
States court held at Portland, Maine, last week,
Joseph Smith, Geo. Meservey and Enoch
Knight were convicted of obtaining land war
rants at the Pension Office upon forged and
fraudulent papers, and sentenced to confinement
in the pcnitentiary to the full extent of the
law.
Mr.. BRoDgRrcK.-This gentleman, who has
just been elected to tile United States Senate
Tor six years from California, was formerly fore
man Of Engine Company No. "a, in New York.
1t is said that when he started for California.
seven years ago, he had just enough of money
to take him there and$25 over. IIe returns now
with fortune OF about S25O,00
TuE NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Cass is
said ohave received an official letter from Mr..
Buchanan, rendering him the position of Secrc.
tary OF State, and he has despatched his aecep-
lance thereof. 1t is also said that Mr.. Buchan-
an will expect all the foreign envoys of the
United States to tender their designations.
Boy DRowNED.-On Wednesday morning, n
boy about thirteen years old, named Geo. w.
II. Dashtield, fell from yawl into the dock, at
Richmond, Va, and was drowned. He was
employed on the schooner @. W. Spry, Capt.
q. Q. Pathson, of Baltimore, and fell from the
stern of the boat while scudding about for his
own amusement.
DECISION IN AN OLD MURDER CAsE.-CIHcIN-
MATT, Feb. l6.-The case of James Sammans
found guilty of murder in the first degree, ten
years SGD, for poisoning his fathers family,
two of whom died, has been disposed of by
the Supreme Court, and the prisoner ordered
to be hung on the l4th of April next.
E. B. Porter, of Memphis, Tennessee, has
given 10000 acres of Arkansas land to the
Presbyterian College at Danville, KY. The
gift is valued at 500, 900. The donor had pre-
yiously given 10000 acres of land in the same
State to the Methodist Synodical College at
La Grange, Tenn.
Governor Hamlin, of Maine has resigned his
gubernatorial office, and will go to Washington
forthwith to resume his Ssnatorial duties.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-05

The frigate for the Emperor Of Russia, which
the war between that country and England
stopped from progressing in this country, is to
bo now built in New York, by Webb, the ship
builder. The ship will be u three decker OF
the largest class, and be supplied with On
gines Of great power.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-05

In tha Senate on Thursday, Mr.. Trumbull
presented Il petition from the Republican mem
hers OF the Indiana Legislature, asking the
speedy settlement of the contested Senatorial
case from that State. Mr.. Toombs, from the
committee on the subject. reported that it was
impossible to arrive at conclusion without
taking testimony as to the legality ofthc tenure
by which the members of the Indiana State
Senate held their seats. The report concluded
with resolution, which lies over, directing
that testimony in the case be taken at Indian
apollS. bill was passed for the construction
OF line OF magnetic telegraph from the Allan
tic coast to San Francisco, by the Southern
route. The Tariitbl from the House was then
taken up and discussed. Mr. Hunter reported
a suDstitute from the Finance Committee making
iurther reduction Of duties, which was adop-
ted. subsequently, another substitute making
q uniform reduction was adopted After Il
protracted session, this vote was recunsdpred
and Mr.. Adams substitute rejected. Mr.. Hum
ter then proposeda new substitute. which was
adopted, and as thus amended the bill passed
In the House, the army. navy, fertilization.
ocean mail steamer, and miscellaneous appr o.
priition bills passed.
The Senate on Friday, passed twenty-five
private bills, including one permitting Com
lhander lartsten and others to accept certain
.oNehS from the British government in ac-
acknowledgement of their humane services
The Post office appropriation bill was deba
ted for live hours, and finally adopted with an
amendment providing for regular mail ser
vice, III lOnr-hOrSe coaches, between the Mis-
sissippi and San Francisco
The House took up the resolution for tho
expulsion of Mr.. Gilbert. Mr.. Puryiance of
iered a substitute providing for regular trial.
1t was rejected. MIR. Gilbert then took the floor
made his defence, and notifying the House
that he has forwarded to the Governor of New
York his resignation of membership, left his
seat. The resolutions were then laid on the
table. Mr.. Matteson notified the House that
| he had pursued similar course.
The House refused 10 lay on the table the
resolutions in the case Of Mr.. Mattcson. They
were then taken up, and the two first adopted
These were declaring the charges Of corruption
against Mr.. hlattcson true, and branding as false
and slanderous his assertion that large NUM-
Der of members Of the House had banded
themselves together for corrupt purposes
Tho third resolution, expelling him from the
House, was laid on the table. In Mr.. Welsh 5
case, resolutions wero adopted declaring tho
testimony against him insufficient to warrant
further proceedings.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-05

TREATY WITH MExIoo.-The new treaty with
Mexico reached Washington on Wednesday
night, and was submitted to the cabinet
meeting hold on Thursday. 1t consists of four
conditions. First-Reciprocity between the
United States and Mexico, professedly predi-
Gated on the principle of the arrangement with
Canada. Sec0nd-A loan of fifteen millions
OF dollars, to be secured by tho Mexican GUS
tens revenues eight millions of the loan are
to be paid to Mexico, four millions to the Bri-
fish bondholders, and three arc reserved for
the payment of claims from tho United States.
Third-A commission is to be constituted for
the adjudication of American claims. Fourth
"A postal convention on the basis of that
made by General Gadsdon. No territory of any
kind is acquired or contemplated, and no adj
vantages are proposed not already existing.-
The whole proposition is considered extraordi-
nary, and the sentiment of the Cabinet, at tho
meeting Thursday, was very acknowledgements re-
eognizing il so far as to ask the advice of the
Senate. This treaty having been originated
by MIR. Forsyth, without instructions of any
Kind, and being opposed to the views of the
Administration, the Executive will probably
take the responsibility OF disappearing tho act
of Mr.. Forsyth entirely.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-05

BURIAL OF Mr.. BRooKs.--The remains of
the late Hon. Preston S. Brooks were commit
ted to the earth, in the Episcopal burying
ground, at Edgefeld, s. c., Friday last. a
vast concourse, composed of military, citizens
and committees, from South Carolina, and
other States, were present. The service was
read by the Rev. Mr.. Reid, of tho EpisaopaI
Church.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-05

orElpl N ,EEkEii$, sl0W ijilsSIIrF HOW AND

WHY fiIiaN ut.T AN OFFICE,
TO NhW,lnHG 'iHi s suilo Patriots wont,
rpAcrNe ia 40 Chutry and there State,
But mnny had pres led l!lnn
With hopes as hi Oh and rlains as great
Yet still these nnn q Nallngc haui
Guess it ye wise ones II ye can
They needed wlsd1nI's better pan,
In bus ing there Boots from FLANlGEN.
Old Buck rtcnns IN a clair, IL
Arose his visitors to greet,
Wien 10 he paused and suddenly
With great delight surveyed there feet
SAID le-.hH strong point Of n1nd.
That eyer WIS displayed IL man
Is nero shown by these gent cil1n,
Who bought there Boots from FLASt3RN'
Snnrju The inHu want said no,
sra that ynti afG discreet ant wise,
So in my Cabinet you must go,
And vino can tell where otieGa may rlso,
The oire seekers, rhllHI ahhut.
Who lad there Boots, from others got,
Alksnch pfomsruuusy rushed out
To buy Their Boots from FL&NtGEN
They bought there Boots and well they did,
II would have been sud-, lind they b0cn lato
For truly some got CpniHships,
And sOnlr went ultas ministers Of State,
Aud tar and wide were ere they walk,
1893 The qitot ton was. lDst Se1 that
He has the nGatest iUui about,
lie bought his Boots of FLANIGEN.
And SO they prnsppred. all who bought
There liOu.S ltdn fLANtG Ems groat mass,
And what rcpel them on there WAY,
Why last anoNt foot did display,
But soon tho news wns quickly spread,
ut such 60 NJ h9fgaius, ctrtll thereto lad,
And all came Hooking with last ii hand,
10 buy tltrc Boots runm lHLANluEN.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-05

AN ELoPRMESr.-The Marblehead correspon-
dent of the Salem Observer says "A little ro.
nance has heen added to the wonted ouiet
sober every day life of our town by an clone.
ment during the past week. The parties are A
young lady and gentleman, of the advanced
age ct sixteen years. The old standing from.
BILE, greatly in love. the parents proved Tctrac-
tory, so they put their wits together, as their
stock in trade, and set up for themselves.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-05

Nh. BENJAMrN's LEcruREs.-The Odd Fell
lows Hall was filled, on Thursday and Friday.
evenings, to hear Mr.. Benjamin's lectures on
Love and Money" and . Matrimony.', The
subjects We're both humorous and treated by
Mr.. Benjamin, with the genuine freshness and
heartiness of humor for which his lectures are
celebrated. The audiences testified their an
probation by frequent bursts of laughter and
rounds ofapplause.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-05

FINE OYsrERs.-Ihe proprietor of the Sa-
loon in the lelegraphic building, corner of
THIRD and Market Streets, has procured lot
oil as hne oysters from tho Nanticoke as any
ono need wish TO put into his mouth. Mr..
Sweeten keeps clcanand well ordered estab-
lsiiment, not allowing any games of chance or
amusement, and is worthy Of encouragement
Those in favor of sustaining such regulations.
should give him a call.
Horse SToLEN.-A black marc belonging to
Robert Is. Finn, was taken from the ward of
John Evcrson, New Castle Hundred, where she
had been left standing with saddle and bride,
for few minutes on Friday evening. Diligent
search was made on Saturday, but no trace OF
her could be discovered.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-05

AsBuRY CHuRcH.-Ths building is UNDER
solhs a thorough repair, and will be again
open Tor worship on the 18th inst. The ceiling
nas peeh repaired, the soals, pulpit, &c, re-
painted, the floor cleansed, and il il said that
'lc wats on either side of the pulpit are to be
t ,maiilcnteu' we understand that it is the de-
..tullha atloh OF the Trustees and members
s5;,i 10 Institute more strict regua-
'ipnS III regard 10 cleanliness. Tobaccn cnr,v-
ers are expected 10 discharge their ,u;ds ond
sailva before entering tho house. Wa bnna
they VIII take tho hint, as a decent man ,,;II
certalhiy prefer to abstain from chewing rathor
tnAh sol! inc fioor of the pew and call fSrtb ,hs
Misrepresentation of the ladies. Those addictad
to the filthy habit of rolling their onids Wv
sweet morseL under their tongues should :.
member the hint, SO as not TO deflle thr bo,,eo
OF Goa, OF forgetting it, to do so, should rss
their hats as spittoons. u"e
DEDIcATIoN.-The German Evangelic,, =.
theran Church will be dedicated next SohhatS
tho oth OF March. There will be serri"n5,
morning ard evening, in the German langraga
In the afternoon, there viii be pryac6ing i,
the English language, by Rev. L. DenbEars ~
Baltimore, en- the Doctrine and Govornmont -
the Lutheran Church. The public ara rasrao y
fully invited to attend. Services will commnnco
at III O'Clock, A. NJ, and at as O'Clock. p NJ
The LYcEuM in School District No. % ,o..
Richardson's Mill, is still in successful onara
non Question Tor discussion next "Wednesday
evening, at O'Clock &c Has disappointment
IN Love, or the loss of Money, caused the most
uistISSs Un the Wednesday following.
March 18th, Clarkson Taylor will lecture he
fore the Lyceum. Subject :--s. Morality o ~
Education." The public are invited to attsnS
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-03-05
VARIETY.

That's but an empty purse that full OF other folks
81 ney.
81 Men take less care of their conscience than their
@qutation.
Il Moderation is commonly firm, and frmness is COM
only successful.
& Those who are frugal by habit hardly know that
II appearance is a virtue.
#adecency.
1 The nakedness of the INDECENT world might be
ethed from the trimmings of the vain.
RATHER PERsoNAL.-'sYou look as though you were
0dde yourseIf'' as the wag said to fop who hap
PAed to be standing by a donkey.
CoN-Why should man who has left his landlord
narrears be eligible for the army
Because he would be a lieutenant.
As some men gaze with admiration at the colors of
aup or the wings of butterfly, so was by nature
a Aadmrer of happy human faces
Dickens in his Little Dorrt tells us thata tender
sFd dropped like heavy stone into the well OF
aennam's heart, and splashed the water into his
les !''
The wave of prosperity had risen up to his very
, and its ripples forever breaking there In
Session of easy smiles.-NiSS Warner.
The soul needs certain amount of intellectual en-
IDment to give it strength adequate for the daily
7auggle in which it is involved.
To MAKE WHITEwAsH THAT WILL NOT RUB Orr
Mix nm half n paiful of lime and water ready to nut
hh the water; then pour on it boiling water sufficient
L thcken it pour it while hot into the whitewash ;
il all well together and it is ready for use.
A female in the Utica Lunatic Asylum.is lady of
4arged ideas. She talks of becoming the empress
fthe world, and using the next rainbow for waist
bbon. Only the bump of ambition extra developed.
A kiss on the forehead denotes respect and admira-
An on the cheek, friendship; on the eyeds, tender
ehtiment on the lips, love. The young men of our
uaintance have not much respect for the young
a&es.
Miss Brown, I have been to learn how to tell for
sad young fellow to brisk brunette; ':just
ne me your hand, if you please ssLa! Mr.. White,
4fW sudden your are Well, go ask pa
De author of g Bits of Blarney.s'
g Declare Hayn't 70 by the author of ss You
lave Heard of Them
&c :. The Refuse Of my Kitchen by the author of
The Rag Bag
That woman deserves not husbands generous
Ie who will not greet him with smiles as he returns
h the labors of the day-who will not try to chain
TO his home by the sweet epchantment of cheer
heart There is not one in a thousand, so unfeel-
50 lost to loving kindness, as to Withstand such
f"ence. and break away from such home.
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The Missionary Packet.
BY MRS. NJ. D. STRONG

fe hail thy white sails cleaning
/ On this far distant strand,
shou s' STAR whose welcome beaming
s Shall Tighten many a land
We hail thee, gladly sharing
In this blest work of love,
Our hammered offering bearing,
The star and peaceful dove.
Go, bear our youthful brother
The Savior's love to tell,
Where many heather mother
And dark-souled father dwell;
Go, cheer our loved ones. toiling
Meath Micronesian skies,
And where, from blue waves rolling,
Marquesan shores arise;
Till, mid the sunny highlands
And Ger the valleys green
Of all our tropic islands,
The dawn of light is seen;
And news of grace surprising
Glad tidings from afar
ATTEND the glorious rising
Of tn;s our SC Morning STAR
The white waves curl before thee
God shield thee on the deep
Their tireTess vigils o'er thee
May hov'ring angels keep
Our blended prayers ascending
Thine ocean path shall mark.
To God each day commencing
Our consecrated bark.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-03-05

Manufacturer Importer and Boots and Shoes of every
description. Shoe Findings, Pump, Sole, Rigging Harness.
Patent Leathers Calf Goat, Hog, and Buck Skins
Trunks yalises sparring Gloves Fols and Masks Black
ing Brushes Hosiery Brick Shoe store corner OF
Fort and Merchant sts.. Honolulu, H. L July l-h
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-03-05
HONOLULU MEDIcAL HALL.

HONOLULU MEDICAL HALL,
CORNER OF MERCHANT AND KAAHCMANU STREETS.
Dr. CIBBIN begs to intimate that he joined
Dr. Robert AcKibbin member of the Royal College Sur
geon London, of whom being always attendance,
viii afford additional guarantee persons requiring
advice medicine.
He has just received of English Drugs Perfnery
&c, OF the best quality, with which the establishment will
constantly be supplied and which viii be sold reasonable
terms.
Physicians Surgeons prescriptions prepared with the
greatest Medicine chests carefully examined and
replenshed.
Attendance the Office from A. NJ till O'Clock P. NJ, on
week days, and Sundays O'clock A. NJ II O'Clock,
A. NJ At other times his residence Union street
consignment Of best London White Paint and Hnseed OH
e.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-03-05
HONOLULU. HAW ALAN ISLANDS, MARCH 5, 1857

BUSINESS CARDS.
p. FOLGER,
Ship Chandler and General Commission Merchant ueen ree
opposite Makee Anthon's brick block Honolulu Oahu
REFERENCES:
Messrs MOORE & FoLGER, San Francisco
j. & Z. MACY, Nantucket
CHAs. G.. & IL. CoFFIS
E. H. BARKER & Co., Boston
Capt f. GARDNER, New Bedford.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-03-05
THE SUBSCRIBER

AEFEf2S TOR SALE the following invoice of
~ chandise, arrived from Boston in the bark MESSEN
GER BIRD Homer MASTER during the month of Nov, 1856
10 cases blue coton bales ckings do brown cottons,
25 Bales denims, do brown drings, cases blue drills
Crate yellow nappes 10 tubs, 10 brogans,
Cases goat DO, do sewed do, S do thick boos
" lasting CATERS, hh1s butter, 20 tierces hams,
75 Half-bbls crushed and granulated sugar,
10 Cases boiled linseed OIL bbls do do do
l (" pain Killer box beeswax, 2 kegs salt petrc,
80 Kegs zinc paint, rs kegs pure white lead,e
10 Cooking stoves, doz Stougftons elixir,
Cases assorted chocolate, 100 tins water crackers,
20 Tins oysters, 60 do butter do, 10 do wine do
80 Doz. assorted meats II do blk pepper,
10 English mustard, do tomato kechup 20 do oysters,
TO capers, 5 do pickles. do assorted herbs,
90 green peas y do green corn, 10 do sausage meat
water, do gooseberries 20 do Holsters,
Is claws 20 do lemon syrup, Is do brandy peaches
do cherries, 25 do cherry brandy,
2 " blackberry do do Boxers btters, do quinces
10 roast beef, 8 do do mutton, do boiled do,
IL extract lemon, do mincepe meat, 10 do beef SOUP
20 assorted preserves, 5 do pepper sacuce,
cayenne pepper, preserved milk,
4 assorted essences do roast gosse,
mock turtle soup, do oxtail do 10 do asstd sauces,
soda, do tartar, do horse radish
' compound aroma, do Spanish olives,
red current jey do rhubab, do strained honey,
10 Kegs pickles. 20 doz. assti preserves,
so Boxes, each Is lbs Cavendish tobacco
25 HabOxes tobacco Ss 10 kegs split peas bales hops
Case Suana raisins bbs pepper nutmegs,
10 KEGS white beans 20 kits No mackerel
10 Boxes cods 90 do herrngs 10 chemical olive soap
Case primes, do Adanantiue candles, do table salt
10 Kegs Carolina RICE 10 bxs olive o 20 do5 charcoal rons
IS Bags shot, doz handled axes,
so Packages Manila rope, inch IL so ins
so Packages ratln stuff,
10 line, houseline and marine,
Coils Russian bolt rope, 30 ash assd Is feat
100 Casks nails, do zinc do, 2 reels lead pipe
II Packgs. sheet ron bales gunny bags,
Bale burap pockets do drill bags, (or coffee sugar
bags) all Of which merchandise offered low, and upon
17-ts CHAs BREWER 2p-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-03-05
TEE PACIFIC
numerical Advertiser,

understand that the young people of Honolulu
eparing flag, with appropriate designs to be
led to Capt. Moore of the brig Morning Star,
sarrival from Boston. She is expected here in
pix weeks. The following hymns have been pre-
Tor that occasion. The first is selected, the last
opposed by Mrs. j. D. Strong j
"The Morning STAR,
Star of the morn, whose placid ray
IBeam'd mildly o'er, yon sacred hill,
While whispering zephyrs seemed to say,
As silence slept and earth was still,
Hail, harbinger of gospel light
Dispel the shades of Natures night
I saw thee rise on Salem's towers,
] saw thee shine on gospel lands,
And Gabriel summon'd all his powers,
nd walked to extacy his bands;
feet cherubs hail'd thy rising ray
nd sang the dawn of gospel day.
Sine, lovely star on every cline,
br bright thy peerless beauties be;
Sid with thy beams the wing of Time
nd shed thy rays from sea to sea
hen shall the world from darkness rise,
Ellennial glories cheer our eyes E. B.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-03-05
BUSINESS CARDS.
GODFREY RHODES,

Accountant and general Agent offers his services Broker
IN bringing up books making out and collecting accounts
transating from and into the French and Hawaiian
gages etc., etc. Office the Rhodes opposite
Mr.. Monsarrat's Auction Room. 4-6in*
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A. BTRDICK,

JAMES A. BURDICK,
Cooper Guage begs to inform friends and the public
generally has his Coopering business
his old stand, of Mr. H. Rhodes Spirit store
and opposite Mr. Monsarats Auction Room, and respect
fully socits share of the public patronage All orders
rompty attended to 13f
UNION.
Public Housey Davis Best of Wines Liquors and Cigars
constantly Marine and Nuuanu streets
19-1yr*
j. WORTH.
Dealer Merchandise, Hawaii Ships supplied
with the notice. reasonable terms
Bills Of exchange wanted July l, lsSe-a
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HAWAIIAN FLOUR COMPANY,
JAMES f. b. MARsEAxA Treasurer, Pslst-Otce Buildings,
Stairs 10
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R. PlTMA
Ship Chandler and dealer General Merchandise, Waaea Bay
Keeps constantly hand extensive assortment OF every
description goods required whale ships and others
Shipping furnished with fresh beef Vegetables and all kinds of
Groceries, Provisions at the shortest notice, at the
very lowest market prices.
Best facilities for storage of from 5000 barrels being
the landing, and free from thatched buildings
Wanted Whaler bills the e s. Erope for which money
viii be advanced reasonable terms
N b. This offers safest and most commodous anchor
age any port Hawaiian group Here you give
their liberty without danger losing them by de
sertion No ardent spirits allowed to be sold
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-05-27
TO LET.

A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE for a family. con.
"a sisting Of seven rooms. neatly furnished. Win
4 good well OF Wat-r on the premises The rent OF
house and furniture taken in board II desired
Inquire at this office hpl5m
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-05-27
9 r Q v l. l. =
Ste ana Saw MILL,
HEAD OF MONTGO OMERY ST.

TBHHE Proprietor of this establishment il now pre-
q pared tn contract fur. md denver orders rom
500 u $40 HOl feet, ct either common Pin" cr E"d
FIR I.umbtr at tGe lowest market rates The N"d
Fir viii DC found the best Fencing Imber that can
be used.
An persons about to build viii una It To iheir cd
,-antan Ia purcha4p ut this mill, they can hove
their la nher sawed to order. IN lengths and sizes io
suit and delivered Free oi Charge.
Attached 10 thir establishment IS one OF Wood
worth's Patent Planning Tougurlng and Grouvinc
Machines. and all orders for Planned Lumber OF amy
de crpiiun can toe Immediately ded.
Always on hand, Shelving, Flooring. bevelcd sid
ang, Ioist Fencing Boards, Sluice Lumber, PcheIs
Lathe Snakes and shingles.
Also on hand. Doors, Windows, &c Or ers for
Doors, Windows aud Blinds Hjled with despatch.
GEO. W GARRIOTr.
Oroville. April 2Ith. 1851.