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Every subsequent license after the first, shall he
dat ed from the expiration Of the former license
issued by the Sheriff or his deputy, to any foregn
miner who shall have been engaged in mininr
from the expiration of such former license.
SEC. 3. The fourth section Of said Act is here.
by repealed.
Sec. 4. The fifth section of said act is hereby
amended so as to read as follows: The Conn.
troller of State shall fill the blanks for the conn
ties which have been left in The printed form. and
shall issue to the Recorder Of each mining coun-
ty, such number of licenses may be required fof
the use OF said county, taking receipt therefor
which receipt shall be recorded in book provided
for that purpose and shall charge the same against
said Recorder and said Recorder shall execute
bond to the State, conditioned for the faithful
performance Of all the duties required of him by
this act in the sum Of ten thousand dollars. to he
approved by the Governor and Comptroller and
filed in the Office Of the Comptroller
SEC. 5. The twelfth section of said act is here
by amended so as to read as follows: The Conn
roller of State shall, as as practicable. com
pare the returns Of the Sheriff with the report of
the County recorder and if there be any discrc-
pancy in the statements it shall be the duty of
the Comptroller to Immediately inform the Pro
scouting Attorney of the county in which such
delinquent resides, who shall commence suit
against such delinquent and his sureties forthwith
SEC. 6 The fifteenth section of said act is here
py amended so as to read as follows: 1t shall be
the duty OF lne ulHefcnU oHcflIS 10 return all
sold licenses to the County Recorder prior to the
18th day of December Of each year, and receive
new licenses. and the County Recorder shall i'm,
mediately transmit to the Comptroller of State
said licenses. Such licenses, so returned shall
be placed to the credit of the different County
Recorders on the books of the Comptroller and
the licenses destroyed.
SIC, I. Immediately upon the passage of this
act, the Treasurer Of State shall transfer to the
Comptroller of State all books and papers in his
office connected with the issuance of Foreign
Miners Licenses, and when entries have been
made on books containing other entric. Of the
business Of the Treasury Department, he shall de,
liver to the Comptroller certified copies of all such
entry respecting the issuance Of Foreign Miners
Licenses. and it shall be the duty Of the Comp
troller of State to make the necessary settlements
with the different officers for licenses heretofore
issued.
SEC. s. tits hereby made the duty of the Trea-
surer Of each county to which licenses have been
issued, to report to the Comptroller of State, on
the first Monday Of August next. and on the first
Monday of every third month thereafter, the
amount OF money received by him on account of
Foreign Miners License.
Approved April 7th. 1851.
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AN ACT.

Supplementary to IAN act for securing Liens to
Mechanics and others, passed .dpril 9th. Sj6.
The Peopie Of the state Of CaNforaia, repre-
sented in Senate and .4Ssem5ly, de enact as
foilo0s:
SEC /. I'm 4ct entitled ''.4n .4ot for securing
Liens TO Mechanics and others, passed .fpril 10TH
1856" shall be and is hereby extended, as to
include in its provisions, bridges dtches fumes
or aquedncts to create hydraulic power. or for
chanics contractors, lumber mehchants, journey
men or laborers. and all other persons perform
ing labor or furnishing materials for. or employ
ed in the construction or repair Of any bridge,
ditch. tlume or aqueduct aforesaid shall have the
same lien, subject to the same provisions and re-
gulations in and by said act are provided for
liens upon buildings, wharyes and other super
structures
approved March 18th 1857
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AN ACT
Concerning County Warrants.

OoHCcfHlnS county warrants
The People Of the State Qf CaiJOfH{a, repre-
sented in Senate md .4ssemby, do enact as
fokotcs:
SEC. / The Auditor Of every county may draw
warrants on the County Treasury for The payment
of all claims and demands, legally chargeable
against the county, which are according to law,
examined, settled, allowed. and ordered paid by
the Board Of Supervisors of the county; and all
such warrants heretofore drawn by any County
Auditor, for the payment of claims and demands
legally chargeable against his county, after the
same examined. settled allowed, and order
ed paid, according to law, by tie Board of Super
yisors, are hereby legaized, and declared and
made valid and affective to all intents and pur
poses. as if this Act had been in force at the time
said warrants were issued prooided, this Act
shall not be construed to repeal or change the
provisions Of IAN Act concerning the revenue Of
Calaveras county" passed March, A. d. 1851; nor
shall any Of the provisions Of this Act be con
strued to apply to the city and county Of San
Francisco.
Approved April oath, 1857.
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Approved January goth, 1857.
AN ACT

To fix the salary Of the County Judge Of Placer
county.
The People of the State Of CaHfornia, repre-
Seated IN Senate and Assen,bly, do enact as
foUo,OS:
SEC. |. The salary of the County Judge of
Placer county, from and after the expiration Of
the term Of the present incumbent shall be two
thousand dollars per annum.
SEC. ,. All laws and parts of laws conflicting
with the provisions of this act are hereby repealed
. Approved February 18th, 1857.
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AN ACT

To amend ''an Actooncernng Marks and Brands
passed May 1st, 1851.
The People Of the State of Califorasia. repre-
Sented IN Senate and .dssen,6iy do enact as
.fdH0uS:
SEC. |. Section three of said Act is hereby
amended as to read as follows: See. g. No
mark, brand or counter brand shall be considered
as lawful, if not recorded, specified in this Act
SEC. 2. Section nine, Of said Act is hereby
repealed.
Approved March 30th. 1857.
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4 \ ACT

Amendatory Of and supplementary to "An Act
TO establish. support and regulate Common
schools. and to repeal former Acts concerning
the same approved May 30. 1855.
The Pe9pie Of the state 0f Caijfoylia, repre
sented in Senate and .4ssemJly, do enact as
f0lotoS:
SEC. 1. Section tenth of said "Act to establish
support, and regulate Common Schools. and to
repeal former acts concerning the same" is here
by amended 50 as to read as follows: Sec. TO-
Unless otherwise provided by special law, a Su-
perintcndent OF Common Schools shall be elected
in each county at the general election before the
Offices of the present incumbents have expired
and shall enter on the duties of his office on the
first Monday of the month subsequent TO his cleo
ton. He shall hold office for two years. or until
his successor is qualified, and shall take the oath
Of Office and give official bonds in a sum to be
fixed by the Board of Supervisors, which bond
shall be in sum not less than double The estimat-
ed amount of school moneys to come into the
County Treasury each year: pr0eided, that in such
counties as Tuoumne, Stanslaus. Los Angeles.
Monterey and Santa Cruz the County Clerk of
each county shall be eXollco Superintendent Of
Common Schools for the county, but in the coun-
ty Of Tuolumne the County Clerk shall not act
as County Superintendent until the present in
cumbents term of Office shall have expired.
SEC ,. Section fourteenth of the said Act is
hereby amended as to read as follows: Sec
II. In each school district of this State unless
be elected three Common School Trustees. by
the qualified electors in the district at school
district meeting TO be held on the first Saturday
in April and the district officers shall give at
least one week notice Of the time and place of
said meeting, which shall be at the school house.
if there be one. Such Trustees are required to
take the oath of office and to file the same with
their certificate of election in the Office of County
Superintendent, and they shall enter on their
duties on the second Monday subsequent to their
election. and shall hold their Office for one year.
or until their successors are elected and qualified.
SEC. 3. No Superintendent or Trustee of Com
mon Schools shall be interested in any contract
let or made by any district over, in which, he
has any official supervision control nor shall
he be employed as teacher in any such district;
and all contracts, agreements and proceedings in
violation Of this section. are declared void: and
any Superintendent or Trustee of Common Schools
violating or aiding in the violation of the provi-
sions OF this section, shall be deemed guilty of
misdemcanor.
Approved March 2Sth, 1857.
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AN ACT
Concerning persons under Sentence of Imprison
mGnt.

Concerning persons under Sentence of Imprison-
ment
The People Of the state Of CaAf0roia, repre-
sented Ia Senate ant .fssem6fy, do enact as
t0ii07cS:
SEC, /. The Board of Supervisors in each coun-
ty shall have power. and they are hereby authoriz-
ed, to cause persons in the county jail, under sem
tence OF imprisonment, to labor upon any public
or private work in the county, the county recciv-
ing the benefit, or the hire, or labor; pr0Dided
that the Board Of Supervisors shall not have the
power to hire the prisoners to private per ons in
the county Of Ell Dorado.
SEC. >. When person shall be imprisoned for
non-payment Of a fine. or until fine be paid, the
Imprisonment may extend to, but shall not eX-
coed one day for every two dollars Of the fine and
the costs that may be due from the person i'm
prisoned, in the prosecution in which the fine was
adjudicated
SEC. 3. This Act shall not apply to the coun-
ties of Sacramento, San Francisco, Iu a, Neva
da and San Joaquin.
Approved March 3lst, 1857.
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PLACER COUNTY OFFICERS.

Hon. J. E. Hale, County Judge.
Wm. T. Henson, Sheriff.
A. S. Grant, County Clerk.
j. r. Crandall, Treasurer.
NJ. L. Mills, District Attorney
A. S. Smith, Assessor.
Thos. A. Young, Surveyor
J. r. Gwynn, Public Administrator.
J. l.. Finley, Coroner.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

f. W. Sherman, 1st District, Pine Grove.
W.R. K Devane, I'd District. Gold Hill.
John McNally Sd District, Illinoistown
John K Cate, 4th District, Iowa Hill.
William Duck 9th District Yankee Jims
The Board meet on the first Monday in Februa-
y, May. August and November.
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NJ LIS,

Arrivals and departures Of the Mails to and
from Auburn
Arrives from Sacramento at O'Clock L. NJ.
From Iowa Hill. lllinoistown. and ankee } inns,
at o'clock, a. NJ.
Closes for Sacramento at 9, p. NJ. For the
North at noon.
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DISTRICT COURT.

Hon JOIN NJ. HOWELL. Judge.
Meets on the second Monday in January, and
on the third Mondays in April, July and October.
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lOERT OF SESSIONS

Hon JAMES Z. HALE. Presiding Judge, +. |.
Frey and Rufus Smith. Associates.
Meets on the second Monday Of February, May.
August and November
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COUNTY COTRT.

Hon JAMES E. HALE, Judge.
Meets on the first Mondays in January, March,
May, Juy. september and November.
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JOB PRINTING.

Az all kinds, neatly executed at the PLACER
~ HERALD office. Main street. Auburn
DLANK SUMMONS
I'D Kept constantly for sale at the
Placer Herald office
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IN .HCT.

IN .VCT,
Concerning tenants in common, Joint tenants and
coparceners.
TIE Peopie of tie State Of CalV6raid, repre-
sented IA SENATE and .qssem5iy, do enact as
OU0us:
SEC. ]. .Rll persons holding as tenants in com
mon, Joint tenants or cOparceners. or any mum
ber less than all. may Jointly or severally, bring
or Defend any civil action for the enforcement or
protection of the rights of snch party.
approved March 9th, 1857
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AN Al,T

To authorize the Superintendent Of Common
Schools in The counties of Placer, Sutter, ANA
dor and ll Dorado to teach Schools.
The People Of tie State Of CahEotnia. repre-
septea IN Senate and .fSSembly do enact as
f0ii0US'
SEC ]. So much of an Act entitled "An Act
amendatory of aud supplementary to an Act to
establish, support and regulate Common Schools,
and to repeal former Acts concerning the same -
approved March twenty cighth, eighteen hundred
and fifty seven far as the same prohibits the
present incumbent of the Office of Common Schools
Of the counties of Placer, Sutter, Amador aud Ell
Dorado, from teaching school, is hereby repealed.
so far as the same relates to said counties Of Pla-
Ger, Suffer- Amador and FL Dorado.
Approved April 25th, 1857.
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Post Offices in Placer County.

Anhnrn Place
Coon Creek, ...... ..............,.,
Dutch Fiat, ................ .....-.....-....'.
IllinOlSt0Wn II. ......'..
Iowa Hill, ..-.............
Lisbon, acknowledgements.
Mountain Springs, .....,...........
Michigan Bluff, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
OphlrVllle, ,...'.e ....'...' ''.'''.''
p,+tlocoal-n -
Secret Ravine, ............ .....,....
Todd's Valley, .---....... ..''...'''
Yankee Jim, ..............,.......
Damascus, ............. 80. .-.........
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AN ACT

To amend an act entitled an Act to authorize
the formation of Corporations for the construc-
ton of Plank or Turnpike Roads," Passed May
18th. 1853
The People Of the State Of California, rep
resented IN Senate and assembly do enact
as toltops:
SEC. l. Section 18TH of the Act of which this is
amendatory and supplementary, is hereby amend
ed so as to read as follows: All companies form
ed that may hereafter form and organize un-
der the provisions of this Act, shall have full
power to bridge any stream or river not naVlgable
on their adopted route, and to determine all mat
ters touching the construction of their road, In
Guiding the width, and the manner and style in
which the same may be built. But proDided, al
rags that such companies as have already or
ganized; or that may hereafter organize, under
the provisions of this act, and the act Of which
this is amendatory, shall only be allowed to put
up aud keep such toll gates demand collect and
receive such tolls may be fixed and prescribed
by the Board of Supervise Of the county coun-
ties through which such road or roads may pass.
Such gates and tolls to be fixed and prescribed 10y
such Board Of Supervisors aforesaid, from year
to year. .4nd if any company or companies shall
violate the provisions OF this act, by putting up
any toll gate gates or 10y collecting any toll
or tolls, except as may be fixed and prescribed by
such Board Of Supervisors. aforesaid, such com
pany or companies shall forfeit all their corporate
rights in such road or roads. turnpike or turn
pixies, bridge or bridges ferry or ferries, to the
counties in which the same may be situate Such
company or companies may be prosecuted for such
violation as aforesaid, before any Justice of the
Peace in any township through which such road
passes.
approved .qpril 2Sth, 1857.
AN ACT
Supplementary to ian Act concerning Divorces" "
March o5th 1881
The People Of the state Of CalVornia, repre-
sented in Senate and .4sSem6iy, do enact as
toliocs.
SEC. l. No divorce shall be granted in any
action. by default of the defendant nor on the
admission or statement of either party but in all
cases the Court shall require proof Of the facts
alleged as the grounds for divorce, which proof.
if taken before referee shall be upon written
questions and answers, and free from all legal eX
ceptions as to its competency. admissibility and
sullicency. Nor shall it be lawful for any Court
to grant divorce upon any statement or finding
of facts by referee, but only upon the legal tes-
timony taken in the cause In every action for a
divorce the complaint must be verified
Approved April 24th, 1851.
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FORM OF LICENSES.
No. County date u
r l.. n

County [date)I
1855 This certifes that
Has paid four dol has this
dars mining license, Iday paid the Sher-
which entities himIif Of countyl
to work in the mines four dollars. which,
: one month. entities him to-
work in the mines
of this State for
one month from
date.
Compiler of StateI
BY
Sheriff.
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PROBATE COURT
JUSTICES COURTS.

Hon JAMES L. HALE, Judge.
Meets on the fourth Monday in each month
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Democratic County Central Committee.

Democratic County Central Committee.
Joseph Walkup. Chairman, Plains.
p. H. Clayton, Secrel q, Auburn.
S c. Astin, Treasurer,
William Mcclure, Yankee Jim.
j. II. Baker, Bakers Ranch.
Cbas. King, Birds Flat.
James Herrick. Yankee Jim.
Henry Gooding, Forest House
s. G.. Elliott. Beal's Bar.
Chas. Seffens Dutch Flat.
w. w. Capertou. Kentucky Flat.
James O'NeiU Birds Flat.
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Wheeling High School

THE subscribers have associated themselves the pur-
pose OF opening Classical and Mathematical sehooln
Wheeling II Is their intention to make II in respect
equal to the best Academies and High Schools in
try Pupils will be prepared 10 enter class in College,
In the pvrsuts Of life. Tie of
stuies VIII embrace the English Latin, Greek French,
and Spanish languages and full course of Mathematics
The Principals haze hai ample experience in teaching in
various Acaiemes. aud graduates of two Of the best
Institutions in the United States, and Furnish satIsf1c
tory testilaOnials and references.
The Military Feature viii I've introduced far TO have
daily drill, which VIII b. found Of great advantage in CIV
ing regular exercise to the pupils aud improving their car
riaEc. +.s
The Scoui will he opened the Eth Of March and close
for the vacation the Ain OF July. Due notice
viii be- given OF the location Of the school.
For the present. Principals be found at the NIure
House, where application be made for further nforInR
ton. J. r. JONES,
Of the Va. Military Institute
CHARLES TUCKER, A. ~,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Amarioan Wtnes and Brandy.


fincfnadfi brands and ZGHes IsL0Rd brtzndS.
CtPARIIIEj CATAWBAs Quarts and Pints.) Inc IVA
y OF French Champagne. ~,
STILL CATGwBA, Corresponding 70 Germsn HOOK
GHT1wRA BRANDY, Distilled from cstavhe Wine
Strictly pure, for medical purposes u1rirhued-
DIRECTIONS.
Keep the Wines horizontal Potiti6a and in cellar
IN ~ eSS uSafe. tfe SPARKLING WINES should he kept
for ;lree days before using in Foos or at me tenn
ersture Of about 80 degrees, that the Winea are well
ice should nerer be nsed 10 SPARKLING cATAWDA
WINES for II Injuries their aud haVCE, Hnd dilute
Mnes, thus DESTROYING their character. Ee mines are
90 sensitive TO bear Ice
~ In Offering the above Wines to the notice OF tle
American rubIIc e esrc all persons Nho may
purchase them. the strictly PrRE JUICY oT IHe
C4TABA GRAFE, free and every forn OF
alton contain alcohol excepting that results
nom the natuT process Of fermentation.
The SPARKLING CATANBA il made TO IsitTA Alb any
foreign ateYer brt it's designed to be just what It
is represented, an 8 naericun sparkling Wfnr- As
Catnua-e IS FRENCH 'SpaTklicg Wine" Here the re
senapcs ceases die American Grape Is far more zen
and fitv in makes 6elieions wine The
udre only aud Inconsistent R!il tre taste and JadE
Girat.
The STILL WINE hirly esteemed by Medical men az
admirshIc tonic FOR Iuvaius and for siCRANESfAL
purposes rs wholly unexeeptionabie
Ths BRANDY made from the CataEba Hrane Ulcers In
material degree oTdir arr French Brandy Ct COURSE
the time possesses all those qualities Which
superior article Of this kind au her
strictly pure Brandy for medicinal or
other purposes, IL cannot he over estimated.
For sale by T. H. LOGAN & CO.,
Bridge Corner Druggists, Wheeling, VA,
a
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KEEP COOLI EEEp COOLl

ME wish inform drinking friends are nov
" again prepared to farnlsh PURE CoLn MINERAL.
WATER equal TO 2uy made IN the country. Remember that
mineral water Is not soda watsrt pure water hiE "
eharred with Wholrs ONE and gently stimulating It's
ecVercrneC u owing 70 the escape Of this gaS
the presenee Of Soda and TarETc Acid
Our svrupS are confident cqaa to any found in
tried both.
In addition to he usual fruit Syraps have Tire dee.-
Gus Cream SyFupS and the famous ''H0CK AND SODA
and catANbG SyTups Can the Rridze Drug Sore.
lel T. lI. LOGAN & co.
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New MUSIC.

ICST fsSUED--ouote Polka, We joy tha; tou art Free,
~ Write to orca, On tile Border Of StresInet,
We're All fond Of Klssnl, JUaita (N1na.j Evening
He'll Natural Bridge Sehuttiseh, MlElrta DIES rraineSux,
Hairy Sehottisei Keepsake Sehetseh, Franklin Waltz,
Peabody Polka, Annie Laurie Waltz, church I'm Walk
Gratitude Polka, Spring NoErr seo,tIse Persian
For sale by ]. L WILSON ( CO.,
mI9 Monroe
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one Remedy for one Dlssake
DR. TruxaI regular physician, and stands high lin
IL Wash. Co. Pal In his profession and as man. Ills
Inelicine is n valuable
Mr. Robert Mckinley OF West Brownsville, Pa aged 81,
the fall Of 1851 for bottle Of Sacred
Elixir, which performed permanent as will appear
from thu annexed certificate:
certify several years afflicted with
Dyspepsia, the prominent symptoms Of which were obsti
CoSVeness sOUrness stomach Pain in the back,
hips legs, spells of Extreme Weakness Loss OF flesh,
Iangour, Debility and Craving at She stomach. tried
great many remedes-went Baltimore to consult
very eminent physciansspent less than hundred
ioIars, but benefited fused Or. Truxal's
Sacred EIiGcr bottle of which effectuay cured
ROxERT MCKINLEY
West brownsville, Pa, Sept. "a, 1893
Por sale by T. II. LOGAN 4 co.
ept25 General AGENTS. Wheeling, Va.
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flinefuHGff brands and ZGHe's Isk1Rd brTnas.
CtP4RIILING oATAwBA, Quarts and Pints) The rival
Still cGT1wBa, Corresponding TO Germsn Hook
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nR- ~. O. SMITH.
WALL PAPER, CHEAPER TITAN EVER

NALL PAPER, CHEAPER THAN EN ER.
NHYH WI sell 6ne vide heavily glazed vail PAPER a:
w SIX and ST< cents which formerly sold, and is
selling eisvwhero per bolt The paper is
perfect Orer and the ONLY reason We oder tins induce
purchasers Is that the at the usual prices
high for the market We have also in hands very
Of cheap paper which offer very low
Al O, received books, among tlem tic private
correspondence OF Daniel Webster, is his Som VIVA by
s RoubSorth Travels in Hurop: by Iranscusi Inquire
Within; The days Of my Life; School Amusenens Gfaeia
Amber, by Mrs. Dennson: Kausasits &c Maps
Of Western States for 6 also, fall assortment OF School
and Blank Book5, &C., &c.
All the ls,e periodicals and weekly papers. ut.
j. @. ORR'S.
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PURE CIDER VTYEGAR
OK BARRELS prime fariy Vinegar just received and for
80 sale by Ib7ll NJ REILLY.
ElIEst BRCsiIES-vcgy neat AMI cheap for sale 6y
lsio r. IT, LOGAN / co.
CHASeHAI MATCHES, for sale by
- iys T. u. LOGAN ca.
MORE NEW GOOnS
On rs DpnhaT, Dixon Cos anil EichaF Hayes 4 scns
~ celebrated rnakeE Of Irish Iibsts, which We can o
- lower prizes shAn heFctofore
issI HEISRHLL & swEGRIN6EN
SETTLE your accounts by taxing Notes aid bay YOUR
- blanSs from lIylol J. WILSON ( co.
T ETTER COPYING Presses, Letter Copying hooks Water
0ups. Blondng Brushes, Oiled Sheets Checks Drafts
.jeIs }. + WILSON cos.
WE have this day received snail " CHOICE PAM.
w ILY FLOUR, made from PrsE WHtTE WHE4T, which
re esieTe, sIloerior 70 dNsf ias Ae Es,tskss.
Mn BJsHELs sHIPSTUFT, received and foT sale ~
GBtJNy Haa MATHEW NcEAH0.
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'GSTlWRA BRANDY, Distilled from CstaEbc Wine
Strictly pu.e, for medical purposes uzrirnued