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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-12-16
A BEAUTIFUL HEAD
RICH GLOSSY HAIR,
Completely Preserved
TO THE GREATEST AGE

And who that is gray would not have il restor.
ed 10 former color or bald, but would have the
growth restored, troubled with dandlutf aud
itching but wculd have il removed, on troubled
with scroinin, scald head OF other eruptions but
would he cured, On with sick head ache (neura-
sial but would be cured Ii will also remove
all pinples from the face und skin Prof. Woods
Hair Restorative will do all this, see circular and
the following
Am ARBoR November g. 1866.
Pnof y, J. WooD-- Dear Sir | have heard
much said OF the wonderful effects OF your Hair
Restorative but having been often cheated hv
qnHckeTy and tiuack nO.truma, hair dyes, &o |
disposed TO place your Restorative in the
same category with the thou and and one loudly
trumpeted quack remedies, until | met Won IN
Lawrence county some months since, when YOU
gave me such assurance as induced the trial OF
Your Restorative in my family first by nv good
wife whose hair had become very thin and en-
tlrely white and before eXhausting OF your
large bottles, her hair wa restored nearly 10 its
original beautiful brown Color and had thick ened
and become beautiful aud glossy upon, aud en-
simply because 1i it. Identifying effects upon
the hair, but because of It's healihfu influence
upon the head and mind. Others OF my family
and friends are using vonr Restorative with the
happest effects therefore my skepticism and
doubts reference 10 its character and value are
entirely removed and can and DO most cordial
ly and confidently recommend its use Ly all
who would have their haif restored from white or
gray (by reason Of sickness or age, 10 original
color ant beauty, aud by all young person, who
would have their hair beautiful and glossy
Nriv truly and gratefully Noufs,
SOLOMON MANN
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-12-16
Every Town Officer

~NHO'LD have kinsman' Vermont
, ToWnsman compilation of the Law.
Of Vermont, in relation to the powers, duties
and Liabilities Of Town Officers and Towns -
With Forms Directions aud Legal Decisions,
adapted 10 the Statutes Of the State BY
Durham Kinsman. Counsellor at Law Just
published and for sale ~ A II COPELAND
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-12-16
Notice

The annual election for Directors of the
Farmers Bank Of Orwell will be held at
their Ranking House ON Tuesday Jan 18th
1867 at one o'clock, 2 NJ
Dated at orwell, Dec. l4th 1867
30. lm 3 &. Bull. Cash
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-12-16
Health or Sickness Choose brtween them
USED THROUGHOUT the WORLD.
Heriich SUGAR Coated Pills ana

Kid Strengthening Plnsirr
--One box OF llerrick'y
sugar Coated Lie Pin.
containing only 20 cents
viii last Il family L months
save twenty five dollars IN
physicians bills, fifteen at
more dollars in lost time.
aud not nuirequently the
life of sume member OF the
family, the value Of which
cnnnol he estimated IN dol
lars aud cents.
henrick's Kid Strength
ening rlasters cure in five
hours pains and weakness
IN breast, sides and back.
Nnd Rheumatic complaint
ia an equally short period
Of time Spread on u bean
hnul white lsmb skim
then use subjects the wea
rer to no Inconvenience
and each one will wear
from one week % three
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-12-16
ltlJ p
Panic Prices
F q r + + r 10 d IC A l. 5
For 1853.

Tho subscriber il now forming cluha for
pei iodicalA--ai low pricrs- all paprr' and
magazines furnished free of postage for the
following prices. Persons in adjoining towns
can join clubs aud take them al my NRwa
RooM II the same prices, or will send them
by mil and thrY INV p.Aaer
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-12-16
SiaWIs.

1 Anlla, Gentemens aud Misses ShaNls
j from the Bay State, Wattrylet and othsl
nils received at NAILrTTE'S Oct 20
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-12-16

IT, DIR. NJ, NJ. LEWIS, will remain
in town until Saturday morning
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-12-16
Millinery and Fancy Goods

y, . c.b6h hissl. Nyot ri ~, s,,ds..
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-12-16
Groceries.

4 COOP assortment aud az a. low PAGES d.
"A eau he found in the county, At
Nova CHAPMAN i BARBOUR's.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-16

WeehiN"foNt @sns ~ to0ts
More Cueso Dqosss-7@ ErSssh Esrsdsien 10 TIE Kw,a
kuid hldnds-In Failure, DC dc.
may be remembered By tho rcsder OF the HKsALp
shs, Epssna time SINCE succeeded In inducing the
pnsum Of suso 10 transfer 10 her certain islands Of the
Ksrs hor group 10 the Indian ocean, near the southern
eo~si Of ARABIA These Islands really belong 70 % Arsb
chief Of The Khslan family, Of Vie Mahrsh tribe Of HAD
rsmant whose ancestor, have owned and occupied them
scn time immemorial. Thi, the British govsrnmes a.
vel o. others knew, and several have made unsuooess
sul attempts 10 get possession OF tbem-the old chief
always replying by holding ~ open hand and saying
hat he would never sell pslm-il had come down 70
aim through successive sepersrops and n should Don.
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Ccroncrs' Innnesfs.

DsAiH of TorSDiNe ny Erro- NJ Coroner Gamble
held an Inquest yesterday al the sxts ward sts,son
bou'e upou the body Of an unknsvn male child, which
ga, found dead o, the bssencst o. house IFS walker
street The deceased was beautiful infant about two
days old and had apparently eed from exposure 10 the
Atmosphere How the unnatural parents could hare left
such lovely miami 10 peihh At the door Of stranger
cannot essiiy be imagined Dr.. J. Hsnon made 40 en-
summation Of the body and gave as bis opinion that the
death vas caused BY exposure. The Jury rendered
vmdct accordingly.
Torrp DRowSu Coroner Conssry held an inquer, q
the foot Of Hsmsrsley street upon the body Of male
infant about two years old, which v0 found drowned.
The deceaseds bead Was cut OF as BY the ios While
the body vas otherwise tisasared No trace could be
fourd 70 the parents Of The deceased. verdictDsnh
nc m unkncvn causes"
sc,fprp 70 Ds,sH.--Coronr esnss held an nqusst
lesetd,y Of the corner Of Third avenue and Ffy eighth
street, upon The body Of man named Peter Hllorof,
vlo d,ed from the effects Of scslds received by falling
into The malt vat 81 Mikes's brewery al che above
pare on the ID inst. The jury rendered verdict OF
"Aocioepisl death deceased vas 10 yeus Of sfs, and
wss q native OF Germany.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-16

puIason Of their hhtory, wherein they nay thy were
Yhe Nurrery FOR The children Of Poor Women that The
name the institution may be changed 10 "rhe Nursery
and Ohlds Hospital and that they may be empowered
70 retain any gin grant Of money made 70 them or
lands leased conveyed to hem under that name The
memorial signed by Mary A. Dubois, First Drecress
and Georgana 3. Peters, Secretary.
Mr. aOoEs afterwards introduced bill In accordance
with the prayer Of the petitioners which referred 10
the Committee Charitable and Religious Institutions OF
which Mr.. Spencer ID chairman.
UNKrERY OF TIE xvIRGRIEB.
The bill introduced by Mr.. o. p Smith, relative 10 the
Cemetery Of the Rvergreens merely pronounced the du
picate cernoate OF incorporation fled In the County
Clerks o3oe Of Queens county valid and changes the
name 10 that of "The Evergreen
Mr.. PErTY's Police bill for New York II the same last
year, except that Commissioners are named that being
len 10 be decided in Committee Of the Whole.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-16
Tricks upon Travellers.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10, 1887.
beg you will expose the audacious swndle which /,
carried on successfully, seems IN many cases abop,
the ofuee OF TIE New Jersey nailross Company.
Intending 10 take the sP. n. train Tor this place
THURSDAY evening, arrived At the place o, departure
foot OF Corandt street, at the se baggage crates
we're berg closed and hurryinr 10 obtain ticket was
sooosted by individual wearing conca fur cap, who
volunteered The informa,on that the tickle, OF % Vas
the opposite side said, bow s thai ,hcuEhi the
ofBce ss, here" He said, "No, sir; has been torn
down, and the way Offering az the tse 10
show me- Thinking that change had been made during
my sbsenoe. ACCOMPANIED the fellow an once the
second third door below Cortandt street In Wen
street showing me TO- be pointed 10 aperture In the
back part Of the place and individual whose
busbipg covnientro orpsmentst H. inquired, Where
DO you wsn 10 90, srin ] replied, Washington. /"
"Tsslve dollar, :" said, "How Va that newer paid
but ~ toto Warrington" binding that vas cas-.
rot 10 be operated the racsl said Oai yoi had bet
ter 70 70 the railroad Office over the way" Alter pro
curing ticket NJ the usual place whoa, v bad been
"torn GOWN vas certainly built up sfsn, informed
The t.cket sgept OF The attempted svs1le The agent
said he OF w. and that thsu Nv snty PEG
pie bad been taken In that day tod the agent thai I,
vas his duty 70 expose n, aud he informed me that
they had posed notices about the Office that they could
MOI do more. for tbe svindlers there and pro.
cured The uckess Going out OF the ofee observed the
rascal With the ooncd Gap In apparent social conngu'ty
10 0 wearing the poncs costume tod the poics.
the fellow wa an impsdeni sws dles AMI tbst he
should keep an eye on him. he Of ,he cap told me,
atm treat erontery that he knew tbe law On well ~
dd sod tbss bad him arrested, 80 thressosd 10
do, he would prosecute me.
Are rot the agents OF the company prabe FOR sol
ing tsch els numbers 10 those who known 10 ,hem
and also ior not giving notice Of iss matter through Me
while ss speaking TO he ticket seo,, a man who
bad bcea successfully r'osed came 10 MAKE complaint,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-16
The Boston Financial Operation.
ZEE FINALE OF THE ATTENPT TO CONTROL EASTERN

BANKS BY WESTERN SPECTATORS.
From the Boston Traveller, Jan IL
WAS stated In the Tarslly and other papers OF this
morning that forged paper the amount $50 600 had
been discovered In state street. tho names forged being
ihtse OF The well known firm OF Daniel Deshon SON.
DoAne street, In this city. Who are extensively engaged
In the South American trade. The facts OF the case
however, somewhat different rem the nrst state nenh
That there has been peculiar OF paper s proba
bic but whether the crime Of forgery has been com
mitted ID q matter Of some doubt.
day or two since director OF the Canton Bank, OF
CHR Maine appeared this city with considerable
corsn. and endorsed Daniel Deshon mot Daniel Dcshon
SOM This paper ne attempted 10 dispose Of for the
relief OF the bank, which II In trouble, Ia bills being
nsed nj the Suffolk and In JUNCTION having been ssued
had come into the possession OF The bank through Mr.
Norris security for st,ck vheh he (Norrs) had par
chased In order 10 obtain controlling influence In tho
bank. Since this purchase considerable amount Of the
ation.
This paper the director In question eudesvored 10 sell
In the market, but could not ind purchaser. few
days Of the notes for $4,000 shown 70 Mr.
his Signature II turned out however 70 be the
signature OF young man named Daniel Doshou, Jr not
member OF the firm OF n. neshon Son. 1ha endoreer,
who In not financially responsible, vn Induced 70 give
hh signature a the ssusston ntsrssssd parties, who
then uscd for the purpose above stsscd hvas doubt
lees the Intention Of those who ssued tn pspsr they
assert 70 take up :. maturity, had sss soassi brought
prsmaiurely TO light.
The amount Of this peculiar paper ~ connected with
the Canton Bank, n about $40 600 n Ia rumored that
there additional amount In connection with the Ex.
change Bank Of Bangor controlling pGuonos In which
has been purchased by Western In this case also
their schemes received sudden check BY the scton Of
the Slate authorities. both the bsnks are a small capt
Of the matter h now going on at Bangor, where nere 10
some excitement on The subject.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-16

The war department have information Of The death q
Captain JONI O. Cispy subsisience Department United
states Army Who died NJ Tampa, florida Zee rs, 1859.
In his death the public service has met with great loss
Pc was one OF the most epnshtencd, energetic end
fol ofpceys OF hh grade who have rrAced Inc military
servce Of this government IRON ~ fouudston 10 ibe
presert tine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-16

An INDIAN RrrUBLIc.-Twenty- FIVE Dakota famn
lee, living 81 Hsxlewood, ssme forty miles above Foe
Hdge'ey, on the 81 Peters river, Minnesota have ri
novneed their tribal character donned evllsed dres-s
and formed themselves into sort Of republic, win
vnh written CONSTITUTION, President, &C. They are H
els nj and industrious and have wheat and corn 70
sell. Al the Red WOOD Agency there n similar ovra-
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Personal Intelligence.


The Florence correspondent OF tue Newark ldrgSisv
writing under date OF Dec. Is ssys;-The Hon J. W.
Miller, OF New Jersey; Hon. AGon vanderp,el and
family, OF New York Miss Cuahmas, tue actress, and
Mr. Putnam OF Bosion, are among our Ansrcsn vissers
The Richmond Essyiro Informs az ;ha, there Ia rec
sdministra,ion, vii make . TOUR throush NE southern
StAtes
Hon. Louis McIsne. General Jsckses's Secretary OF
War. 10 passing weeks in The city, soypsre the
New York Hotel He looks hale and hearty be WAS
twenty I've years ago.
Colonel Braxtou Bragg, whose sasn,ry q, Bssns vista
won for him the gratitude OF TIE Usted states and
ARRIVALS.
PROM st Jsro, IN the bark veoc,y-Nr 1.svrsnse
Rotr,cr Of brig Dream o. :, Johns NJ Mr. Young MAJ.
oftrg VIM simmer Of Baltimore. lo~ 'psssk reef
DErARruRps.
For Hsvre Havsns In The steamship Franso. Araso
fom New orosns-nr tpo refevre lsds md three chidr
Mr. Adsur ktmnsn.
and Mrs Boo. Mss Boo jobs iossn. Q Leverest
q Boston; Charles Wood ~ Cambridge oeo Bradford Of
Bsnsr Turner, Or chsfIssorrs VIM rsl., .gs
Tsle< Of Bristol Fred oechs q New rcx waisord OF
Sssn ss IS sEsoss :, p 5ssI . ss va ecss
lar Ie,s ~ Smith, Roberts, Z Nsershi fsc- Glo-
yer. AID Delaware Of Quebec Fra.- and Edv Bars
fiieur e,crre ycupT and wife D~yis sod W. sras
ecn, Of Nrnvesl; Chas Hcr.on cf s-oisid; Hsnue Al
.ns ; sssCST psnn.s Rain sad qscrs' ws..r o.
y wlnsms. Of Esncheser-x For Hsiifsr-T !. De
Wolfe osp y ,svereti, ospi orinner end cspt Ca
NJ Bsmcs 500 wsf Of ss sw Y.s Rev y Hssn
bottom, OF p Louie; Major Hooper. Of rorsmoush; Mr.
sef b.sd johnson John FsaisSs sS Curtis sod Ey
DER d psnfst Hsnry kenely q rsrmor,h 10 scno
OF az r. acns., So
Banks, OF biverpcol-q6. Total e5.
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lNrExAT1oN TO STATE OF cALTpoRSIA, land FAST
BRN BOUNDARY or CALI oRyfA REFusED-orro
sITIoH TO FoLYGAMY.
Mr. Morrill, from the House Gem ml,,ee on Territories
January IL 1857 gave notice Of his intention TO make
the following report which was ordered 10 be printed
The Committee on Territories, 70 whom were referred
the pettcps Of the citizens OF Carson Valley Ush Terri
Tory praying Tor the annexation Of ths portion Of Utah
Territory 10 The safe OF California, tosesbe with the bill
char the Eastern boundary Of the Sats Of California
Rave had the same under consideration, and report
fs,lovs, viz
That appears the petitioners situated eish, hun
ored M co from salt lake City; that tber business sui
commercial relations entirely with the state OF Call.
foyuts and that they not kormoue, and DO
10 be They represent that the Territorial laws
Administered with justice, but that those who are nv
Hormors and MOI "zescusly affected" towards that
rb ere subjected 70 gross persecu tons BY which they
are osteb impoverished, and that the will and fsnstosm
OF the leading elders bear heavily upon the "6entle
minory In the Terrtorg OF Utah The petition Of The
aces represents that while there are bot three or four
Mormon families In the Carson Valley, yet Rider Ofsoa
Hves 10 made me Probate Judge OF thelr county and
that he brings among them 'one Of hs spirtua viyW"
The weekly ledger., 1857-09-26
What Cheer House.
Corner Front and K streets. (opposite Steamboat
Landing) SACRayMENrTO

Corner Front and K streets Opposite Steamboat
Landing.) SACR.dJME.VTO
- The proprietors of the above establishment
Il..iE. having completed their extensive improve
ments, rendering it one o., the most comfortable
hotels IN the State, are prepared to accommodate
all who may give them a call. We hope by our
superior accommodations, at the lowest price, to
continue the patronage we now enjoy.
large number of single rooms with patent
French spring beds, and the best cured hair mat
rasses.
&za- Board per week So; Meals so cents; Lodg-
ings SO cents to 81.
gze- Office of the California Stage Company;
Stages leave the What Cheer House for all parts OF
the State. va The house is open all night.
S. NJ. & G. ii. BAILEY.
sept l9 4s-3m
The weekly ledger., 1857-09-26
COnstabIe's Sale,

DY virtue of an execution to me directed, issued
Don the 18th day of August, A. d. 1857, from
the court of Bruce Husband, Justice of the Peace
in Township No. l. Amador county. California, in
favor of Thomas II. Loehr and against Hector
Donnelly, for the sum of ninety-fve dollars and
twenty cents damages and fifteen dollars and forty
cents costs of suit together with accruing costs,
have levied upon and will expose to Public Sale on
the 9th day of October, A. d. 1857, at the hour
of o'clock p NJ, all the right, title and interest
of the aforesaid defendant Donnely, in and to the
following described property, to-wit: that certain
ditch or canal known as the Butte Ditch, situated
and being in the said county of Amador.
Sale to take place in front of the court house,
in Jackson to satisfy said execution costs and ac-
cruing costs
A. J. TOMPKINS,
Constable Township No /, Amador CO., CAL
Dated at jackson, Sept. 10, 1851.
sept IL H-4w
The weekly ledger., 1857-09-26
Mountain Pride L Touring Mill.

TNHE present proprietors of the above named
i mill having reftted and made extensive i'm
provements in the mill formerly known as the lone
City Steam MILL now designate it as THE Noun
tain Pride Mill"
This mill is now manufacturing -four second TO
none in She State. 1t has the latest and most APP
proved machinery for cleaning grain, and all the
facilities for doing custom work with dispatch.
1t is the place for a cash market for good wheat
A good stock of extra Family Flour, also second
third and furth qualities at corresponding priees
Self-Rising Flour; fresh Corn Meal; Ground Barley
Mixed Feed, Brown Shorts and Midlings always on
hand at the lowest market prices. The attention
of the trade is particularly solicited.
VIM. II. HARRON & co.
sep 46-tf
The weekly ledger., 1857-09-26
American Hotel.

Main Street, Butte City, Amador CO., Cal.
"a THE above named hotel is re-opened by
Eli the undersigned, and will be furnished in the
very best style, and no trouble or expense spared
which will conduce to the comfort and pleasure Of
his many friends and the public generally. The
TABLE Will be spread with the best OF everything
in the market The BAR will contain the best
brands of Wines, Liquors. and Cigars. The house
will be kept open at all hours for the accommodation
of the traveller and the public generally.
A share of the public patronage is respectfully
solicited which the proprietor hopes to merit
Z. MURPHY.
Butte City, June 81 1857.
je27 36-3m
The weekly ledger., 1857-09-26
Railroad House.
JAMES THOMPSON, Proprietor

n
formerly Of Thompson Haley.
Entrance: 48 Commercial and 81 Clay streets, San
Francisco.
Restaurant, lst Floor. Ladies Ordinary I'd Floor.
VNIIIS House has undergone renovating and
l. cleansing, with new Furniture, Beds and Bed
ding. 1t is intended by the proprietor to have this
House second TO none in this city. Great care has
been taken to select the best of servants and no
pense will be spared to make the weary traveller
comfortable at the Railroad House. The House
will be opened on Saturday, August lst, 1857.
Capt John Payne, formerly master Of the steam
er Mountainecr, on the Delaware river, and late Of
the steamer New Jersey, on the North River, New
York, will be my Assistant in the management OF
the House.
There has also been fitted up magnificent Bath
Rooms and Hair Dressing Room attached to the ho-
tel which for cleanliness, &c, will not be surpass
ed by any in the city. Also. a Billiard Room and
pool Table. The Bar will be stocked with the finest
choice of Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
JAS. THOMPSON.
aupl 4l-3m
The weekly ledger., 1857-09-26
Abr ms CLOTHING store,
Main street, Jackson, opposite Congress, Hall.
CHEAPER THAN EVER

VNHE undersigned respectfully informs the citi-
i zens of Jackson and vicinity that he has just
opened the largest and best stock of Clothing,
Fancy Goods and everything that can be found in a
store Of this character, anywhere in the STATE.
A full assortment of Gentlemen's Clothing,
Furnishing Goods Boots, Shoes, &C.. &c.
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
Particular attention is invited to our beautiful
assortment of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods. The
of my establishment. | offer inducements that no
other store in Amador county can or will Offer
gss- Call and examine for yourselves. am de-
termined to sell cheaper than any other store in
this county. NJ. ABRAMS.
Wp12 T-h
The weekly ledger., 1857-09-26
WEEKLY LEDGER.
RyanExs for Sale!

rro newly elected JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
.,-n CONSTABLES will please take notice that
-, can be supplied with MI KINDS or
oi 41KS at the LEDGER OfmoE neatly printed
snperior quality Of paper-at reasonable pri-
20. The following comprise the list;
Undertakings,
Attachments,
Summons,
subpenas,
Venires,
Executions,
COnstables' Sales,
warrants,
Blank Deeds, &c., &c.
.s- SEND LN YOUR ORDERS. 7fN
The weekly ledger., 1857-09-26
u. 8. HOTEL.
FID DLETOW CALF FORNIA.

DLETOWN CALF RNIA.
ssszsar THE undersigned begs to announce to the
HI public that the L. S. HOTEL, Fiddletown.
tt.lEA has been recently enlarged and improv-
ed by the erection of new and fine two story
building on the premises, the old building having
also been thoroughly renovated, and the entire es-
tabishment well furnished.
THE LODGING APARTMENTS WILL BE
found clean, neat and comfortable.
THE TABLE will be constantly supplied with the
best to be had in market.
THE BAR, will always be furnished with the BEST
of Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
THE STABLE will be in good hands, and horses
properly cared for.
BY strict attention to business. the proprietor
hopes to merit and receive the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to the " U. S."
Fiddletown, August 9TH 1856.
J. w. KENDALL, Proprietor.
aug9 AIT
The weekly ledger., 1857-09-26
"Ccntre StOre,''
At the junction of Main and Jackson Sts.,
VOLCANO.
TIEUJRK AUE a. CO.

A their fre-proof cement building, located as
n above, beg to announce to their old customers
and the public in general that their stock of Gro
ceries, Provisions, Liquors, Mining Tools, NC. is
now as complete as that of any establishment in
California. They keep on hand none but articles
of the very finest quality; and they are determined,
at all hazards, to sell at Lo,oer Prices than any
other house.
Hotelkeepers, Miners, Ditchers. Farmers and
Private Families will do well to call and examine
for themselves BY so doing, they will accomplish
a grand disideratum-they toiH sape money.
The supply on hand is always complete, SO that
customers may send in their orders at any time
with full confidence that they will be filed to their
satisfaction.
aug 20 At'