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upeAsDsed. rr.,..-..-.
.hs, The ,,es CorroS dsIps ihs pat .eei h's. esen
bales and The receipt. ia tie '.De penod Sy
ise receipts 81 tSs poit compared VIII me same me ass
season sacoo bales Stock on hand, ," o@es A'eonns
10 quoted az 1871.
Providence. March 70 -corros-The s'urne was rssay
sc,s,y whou, usters cssps~ in prces sales o. the vesh
3,5eB. PRnTNc CLorHs-The demand consfues sen's
and prices irm; sales Of the week. g. 900 pieces.
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NV YoRE Mach q. 1867.

Nrw YoRK Mach y. 1857
sac s Ips.mrsn IS inquiries have osen ns''e = ne
y srn nd. Rrbber Msprfsc.uriny Ccnpsny. srlsing
&C., The noos 10 yovr to5.,s pspsT Of toe ssare 10
L6pdon OF Mesns Dodge, Sscoa q w. ~. NOT stfac.sd
hs;. /, .nv wsy whatever, no, havias hsd any 3eA'
~. ~ a. r;tS he hcuse sortw, or three vesrs nss
nss WIN 'n' "0 WARREN ACKEgMAN
.,,.h. u.-.,s Ir ala Rrbber haauiscta,ine 10
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SATURDAY. March 2S-r. "


The increasing esse Of money has brought s'rsrgta
10 the Sock nsrke- and With considerable snouOt
of busess the ten iency of prices up va.d cape
cislly at the Second Board, when the market vas
quite strong The principal improvement wss 10
Michigan Southern, which advanced y cect,
closing at IA; Erie closed a. 81 53I-an advance
Of . cent; Centred, $50 9ssii. Wes'ern shares
were generally firm; Toledo closed st 73s S73i; Pats
burgb, 50; Gaena 1903; Rock Island advanced 20 lO7
Illinois Central, 1924, &c. Railroad Bonds and Safe
Stocks were quiet at about previous prices
In Exchange the market is quiet and stesdy.
Rates Of Freight have declined. the engagements
to Liverpool are: 600 bbls Flour at L. Cd 5000 bush.
Grain in b.gs at It'd for Corn and I'd. for Wheat; QUO
bales Cotton at 5 sd 50 haes Sea leland at 7s 321
$50 bids Bacon at co.; 300 bbls Lard at @s. To
Lordon 20 tuns Leather at ID; Flour al Is; Grain
at g. I'D; Bacon and Lard at 2os; 100 tun' OIL
Cake a, 22s cd. brig Of 3, 200 bbs. was chartered
to load Naval Stores at Wilmington, for Ner-York at
Acc. for Turpentne and Rosin and under deck and
60c for Spirits A bark WAS chartered for HUI with
an assorted cargo on private terms.
The transactions Of the Sub-Treasury was: Total
Receipts $27I, 1866 H. including $4,000 for Transfer
Draft on Boston. Payments, $225, S59 % including
ST. 900 for California Drafts Balance sl5 4sl O4 30.
against, $lJ,J|| 100 Oh, id5t o1eu"1JJ surviving
q decrease during the week Of 500 Ala 10. The
amount of duties paid duriOg the week shows an in.
cIe,se on the previous week. but has been more than
neutralized by the large disbursements
The imports Of merchandise other than Dry Goods,
for the week, have been very large, 1887 iOl against
81 2s3 800 same week last year. The aggregate for
the week, including Dry Goods '$i, 467 SO against
81 39l 637, and
For the year thus far. so Vil 80
LAST year time 4oV'oF
Increase. Voo W.
Included in the imports were: Wool, sl47 ooo;
Wines. 10000; Tea, $3.50 600; Sugar, o25 400; No
lasses $247, 200; Coffee, $40 GOO; Rags, s25.7oo
Lrseed $4,000; Tin, $65 300; Steel, $3i eOO.Cgars,
500 ZOO Shelloc, sls 900 Sapeter $l5 900; Linseed
Oil, SCI, 800; Furs, ga 300; Rubber s24SOo; Hides,
5000 9OO Copper 81, 400; Iron, $4,000 In order to
keep the statistics of the commerce ofthe port together
we reprint from the return Of Thursday the exports OF
the week:
The Exports of Produce for the week again show
large increase over last year. being against
81 $685. 4l The aggregate for the year thus far is
sl5, $50 against $l5 546 same time last year.
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,r.rkes.. . . :. R-porsel 5A 7.,,,rco,.

NkwOsl zAxs, March H-rhe CoTrox market 10 firm and
ses .is ely desIer with sses o! bes Mddins :. 1870
y. The sss Of the week 1900 balss; the receipts,
swear firm, a. sdieic. AsLAssEs SIC. BaHADsTuFrs
quiet CoFrrr - steady sales At II d1I prime Ri;
sales Of tas week e 1900 bssj the receipts Of tbs wesS
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MINIATURE ALhAHAc....rns DAT.
e. p,... A.. "a sets,....... 6:sS Moon-hh<s'..--
W. HIeH wArsE.... rEts DAY. Al
Sandy Hook. lo:t2 Gov tssndlcSIni nc"ssS-''''s "
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an Saturday sfsrnoon tht. GooeIsS CT c: risrn lri
IN. Jas- McCarty alas Cookery .<tre a. Nike p.rDss
~-sb in Seventh avenue, bety<sen THen'y. sixth aod
Twen.y.severth streets, repyred to the pscs aud az
xsei beth Of thess uen. McCsriy who vss en- e.
sApea convict from BactNels Island, was sen. back
10 IN Oh qusrtsrs. McCaty he'd been couvic:sd for
DsckiSg the pocket Of q widow lsdy nsmsd Moran,
While attending the funeral Of her husband at rnoi:y
Ckarch. Cockrey was then escaped eonvic, from
Bisckwels Island, where he had been sentenced for
m roosths and fined 80. Ahsr being there two or
three days he escaped and rsarrested al the
BAL Palace BY Sergeant Jourdop. Cockney wss piecea
h cell NJ the Sixth Ward Police Stst,n, from wnl'n
he esesped IN the night He has been returned 70 tae
ssland TO HE old quarters TO serve ou' hs uneaP"ed
N-m Goodman is 10 prison awaiting al e1au'in a'0h'
Rury1.vLY Row IN PORTER HoUsE-A YOUNG
M.s D.SGEsousLY SrispED.-About : O'Clock yes
1s,d.v morning serious disturbance took place at the
per.erbouse at No. % AnE street, in which young
nav n. med John ConkHn was dangerously stabbed in
four plscos and the furniture end boxing glasses OF
the place were destroyed. II appears tina, q. the
nine above psrsed p ster L.rky Joseph Wallace. John
Hurry and another man came into the house drunk,
and called for iquer While the bsrkeepsr was serv-
iDg them ono of the party pulled Of his cost. and said
thai none but oafers ami suckers visited the place,
and that he could thrash any who came there AZ
ths time several young men were sitting IN tne oack
yeo and the four rxfians having no one else 10 a.
tack began 10 abuse them, and fnay esse uted them
N bruts manner. During the melee, the looking
glass, worth $50, and oil the chairs, decanters and
furniture Of the rooms destroyed and before II
ended, q young man named John Conkln, apaper-
folder employed at the office Of The Duly Times,
came in and was brutay attacked by the ruians, one
of whom stabbed him in the arm. hip and face. The
cry of Murder" &C., was raised, and two oil the
Second Wsrd police rushed in and arrested Hurry,
Wallace and Laiky, bnt the other rowdy escaped.
The prisoners were taken before Justice Connolly and
Hurry was shown TO be the man who stabbed Consln
He was held to bail the OF 81 600 to await trial.
The others gave bail, each 10 $500, also for trial.
Their bondoman is James Forsyth OF No 80 North
Moore street Wallace is clerk, and resides at No.
347 Hudson street. Hurry is an English blacksmith,
and lives at No. Church street. Larky is an Irish
man, aud works at the CustomHouse. The wounded
man lives at No. 12S Worth street. He was conveyed
10 the Eew-York Hospital, and, should he recover,
win be disfgured Tor he, his face having been terribly
sashed.
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NJ TeIeEcARAs

BOSTON March ga s.ps Messsnger, Aps' ssa.cols,
N,zsii.n fh.e,,on. Boston Hsrs; Tropic, Proydence
CHARLTSTON March 14--Ths u g. n steansl,v south.
ener Can, Murray arrived here from New YORK. 9ecoek
this morning - r,.F
SAVANNAH, March 2s.-The U 3 N. steamship FioddA.
from New. \ sft srfFvsS here this morning. - If o.
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b.speses Of ne Sts:s GsvsD mar. 1oe,e can y %
e.I he ncst ssneuins expectations oi';s irscds.'
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fl5vert,se nentI -
HrRRING's PATENT CHAMPION EIRE-PRoOf
s.vrs Nos 1876 ~ and I4 Ws,srst and No kurrAys-
.Yofl
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Adv ertisemelt
From the N. Y. Despatch, March ~.
HALLOTyPEs. you would see yourself as
you are 90 to GuRaEy's Gallery. No. $40 Broadway His
method OF tssins portraits Is At once the most
beautiful aud that the boss. 1t deneates
the alter he IT, adding TO tue truthfulness Of the
dssuereotype the scness Of outline aud hue colonne OF
sSifuliy painted miniature wrought ivory BY
the masetartIst- rhis delightful process OF porIAure
q It's rivals thst OF inyen
op heretofore introduced into tie world Of art No
but be pleased with the effects produced by the Haotype
expression bpt also slke hue and tone together with
cerSn and OF style that makes the portraits the
1ptear beeaa Since the gallery has been
opened The mber of visitors thronsns its 10 the
pctures secure themselves hes daily increased ali
expressing thsasev delighted and going swsy dis
pointed.
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Acknowledgement.

TEAS-TIn Canton TEA COMPANY hsse "a
land every vAssy Of Grocs Tea Dsalsrs and S
,se hnfes-scoshons oOlors and Yssns Hyson. non ~
10 sec; Gsspoveer and InpsA from go to $casn OIL
sss dollar CT .nA sxsuns-Ne. rs ctsiAsmst. e.twssn
Ysars sld RoSsSyslfs etc. ID. Ia .. ~
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CANDLES

hAxcrrsr SOD .CgLysSATgD
JIpakEsE LsE Pulls,
Tss sssst PrIi6c Blood Fer sss oy Basyss rAnk
ard Dealers m hsdisias the ussd sases Css.
HsIeo south America Ae = Is osLss ser OF Ne s''skg
81 IIilePal dsP0t, No. 81 whst~st' Ve"'S'A
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ANOTHER SrABBIEG AFFRAY.-Between | and
o'clock yesterday morning, Policeman Greig of the
Sixteenth Ward heard cry Of murder proceeding
from the corner Of Naeteenh street and Seventh ave-
nue., ard on Fastening to the spot found young man
named Peter CuIkins lying upon the sidewalk bleeding
from stab IN the back, and him stood two men
named Patrick German and James Duun, the latter of
whom was kicking bin in the face The two men
were arrested, aud Justice Dawson locked them up
for examination. Culkns had his wound dressed by a
Police Surgeon and was then taken to his residence,
No. Gel Hudson street. The whole party had been on
a spree together and being drunk got into quarrel
with each other.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-30

None Fi6HTIsG AND STABBING About O'Clock
yesterday morning, two men named Benjamin Barker
and Hiram Fich, while under the influence of liquor,
entered coffee sslopn under Essex Market, where
they began to brag and boast of their ability to whip
any four ordinary individuals. While this was going
or, Francis Wl@arth John Bessing and Elijah Pur-
dy Of Elijah f. Purdy, entered, and were soon at.
tackled by the DULLES. fight ensued, and Barker and
Fcb stabbed and cut in their faces by Purdy and
bis party, who drew knives. The police were called
in, but too late to arrest the Purdy party, who
had gone. They, however, conveyed the wounded
men to the Tenth Ward Station House, where their
wounds were dressed.
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DIR. WESLEY GRINDLGs

GTLFHNATED MAGIC LOhFEVNDf-
TRg GREAT REnEpy
EoK PuIMoxEEY CoNsUAPriok.
ScRoygLA ASp DysPHPsiA,
The sale any medicine IN tue sosi ot ~
saasry Disease Princpsl Depot No 81 Whess NeHHoA
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LOST CMLDREN.-There were no less than thirty.
enc children picked up in the streets during Sunday,
by the Police in the several Wards and restored to
their parents during the evening by Sergeant Ovens
Of the Chiefs Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-30

ExPLosIos OF FLUID LAMP-SEvERAL Per
SONS ISJuRED.-On Saturday evening a fluid lamp
exploded at house on the corner Of Eleventh
avenue and Forty sixth street. and dangerously burned
Mrs. John Grossmsn and her infant child, who, with
Mr.. Grossman, were, at the time, taking supper. Mr.
G. in endeavoring ~ extnguish the flames and save
the lives of his wife and Child was severely burned
and Mr.. James Dunn, residing in the same house,
while assisting Mr.. g., also severely burned. The
cries Of the sufferers for help brought tso of the
Twenty second Ward Police to the house, and they
soon extingushed the flames. Mrs. Grossmsn and
her child are dangerously burned but it is thought
they viii recover.
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Acknowledgement
All Niss would NJ can Themselves from the deba

ing urous habit tobacco chewing should try VseLs
Tor f,e ssiys susllowa splitting Re
tailed a, CsA and pguE Stores WAesse al No AZ Broad
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KSocKEB powN IN THE STREEr.-a man named
Peter Keller was knocked down in West street,
Barclay, on Sunday evening, about clock, and
badly cut about the head by two ruian.; they made
attempt TO rob him, but immediately ran off, no
doubt fearing the Police.
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fAdve rtsementi
LAST DAY BIT ONE--This is the last eppor
tsbty of dining GoLpssrHs WEIrIxS CLASSES for the
ina # 90 50 fr the Course OF Lessons All
ast be sntesd Mbdsy sud Tuesday S0,h and Sis iast
Prssse pGtraeton e,Fcn Goa DsNIrH No So Broadway
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ono The Fxports of the week were:
The following is a comparative statement of the
value of certain exports from the commencement OF the

Net decrease to March 49, slei2,24c
The exports of specie from this port for the week
ending this day. and for the year 1857 thus far were as
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-02-07
A. B. H 0 Y, NJ. d.
Dentist.

GA Permanently located in Volcano,
4 {SS$ having comfortable and convenient
N14llJ Office, with all the necessary Istru-
henis, Tools and appliances, will do any kind Of
PORK that pertains to the profession of Dentistry,
manner which shall give entire satisfaction, or
hs money refunded.
Artificial teeth inserted on Gold Plate or Pivot,
/ | the case may require. Teeth plugged with Pure
Fold, or extracted. Children's Teeth regulated
Nhen necessary; and all diseases of the GUNS, (the
nos Of which is called scurvy of the Gums,) cured
4 No PAY. Chloroform administered if desired.
J&o- Terms reasonable ~tizN
Oct 81 3m
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-02-07
cANo, AMADoR CAL, SATURDAY MORNING FEB g. 1857
Wrifen for the Voicano Weekly Ledger.
What Love.-BY LATTI.

Urufen Jor the Tofcdno Wecfig Ledger.
What I Love-BY LATrI.
love the flowers that in the spring-time shed
Their fragrance DER the ield;--
love the trees that wide their branches sprea,
And grateful umbrage yield.
love the birds that in the leafclad woods
Pour forth their gladsome songs
love the depths of Natures solitudes,
Where calm repose belongs
love to wander oy the murm'rng brook
Where mellowed sun-beams glance;--
love the messy dell and vine-draped nook,
Where storied fairies dance.
love the stars that deck the azure skies
And gem the robes of even-
/ love the good and beautiful that vies
In loveliness with Heaven.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-02-07
Notice.

a meeting of the stockholders of the Vol
4 cano Water and Mining Company, held in
ocano, the following members were unanimously
eV'ed Trustees and Officers:
TRUSTEES.
| r +. 3. Harris, NJ. w. Gordon, j. c. Shipman, J..
farley, Geo. Muncton.
OFFICERS.
L. B. HARRIS, Pres. Treas. and tsenr Supt.
y, GEO. INJUNCTION, Secretary.
'oleano, Feb 7. 1856. febl6-l7:ly.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-02-07

EARLY MARRIAGEs.-A traveller in the
East writes as follows:
" On making call, the other day at the
house of an American missionary in Jerusa-
lem, saw little boy, in the Turkish cos
tune, sitting on the sofa My first tho't was,
"What an enormous turban the boy has onw
and my second, "How very small he sip
Judge of my surprise when fosnd he was a
husband, being little more than ten years old,
and his wife not nine Truly, this is begin
ming life young. And this reminds me that
a friend Of ours saw an Armenian lady in
Alexandria who, although but twenty-six
years of age, was grandmother This goes
quite beyond the early marriages in the
United States"
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-02-07

Some wag took drunken fellow, placed
him in a coffin with the lid left SO that he
could raise it, placed him in grave yard,
and awaited the result After short time
the fumes of the liquor left him, and his posi-
ton being rather confined, he sat upright,
and after looking around, exclaimed "Well,
I'm the first that's riz, or else Pm contoun-
dedly belated Y
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-02-07

PHYSICId.N aND RECON.
)fElCE at Hoy Il Smiths Drug Store, Main ST.,
b. Volcano. Residence on the alley, in the rear
I lhe Drug Store
n. B. The books of tit late firm of Goodin d
Ill'l M can be found at my Office. Persons indebted
II 40 well to call and settle.
ieb22lstf
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-02-07

LAcoNIo-The father and son bore the
same name.
Dear Father: / want 800.
Yours &c,
SILAS LAMS0N, JR.
The father enclosed the 500 bill saying:
Dear Son: What for
Yours &c,
SILAS LAMsON, SR.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-02-07
Notice.

A "a meeting Of the stockholders of the Aqueduct
lnnoJSly Jly Ditch Company, held at their Office in
"Vulct city June oath, a. D. 1856, the following
'4'Vfs We're duly elected:
IN TRUSTEES.
" johnston, George Mckenzie, j. Jhonston.
~ ~ T. Johnston and l. Chamberlain.
/ 'Yprge Mckenzie, Secretary ana Treasurer.
july ''''"'''' s7.,v
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-02-07

OVER THE FALLs.--Two boys went on the
slope of the river at the head of Genesee
Falls, Rochester, when one of them, named
George Shael, ventured too far, slipped upon
the crust, in an instant went over the great
precipice, falling over one hundred feet to
the verge of the water boiling up from the
eddy under the great fall. All who heard
the alarm concluded at once that the lad was
dead, but he was so far from being dead that
his cries attracted the attention Of the ska
ters on the river, some forty rods distant
and they went to his relief. He was found
standing partly upright in the snow, about
six feet from the edge of the water One of
his legs was badly shattered and some of bis
ribs were broken.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-02-07

The names of the leading Unitarian cler-
gyman in aud about New York are rather
ominous for superstitious minds-Furniss,
Coles, Bellows, Blase, and Burnhup.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-02-07
:. HI. MARLETTE,
UAHEYOR 8 CIVIL ENGINE

oAVE YOR d CIVIL ENGINEER,
DIIiaaiNG to rusume the practice of my profes-
4 ,no mon among my old friends of Amador and
rs counties, respectfully solicit their or
%nlcn will be promptly attended to, on reason
naJor once az Jackson's News Depot, Jackson,
'1''Vr : ~ county, California. -Tss
''' f-Sm S. II. MARLETTE.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-02-07

LAcoSIc CoRREsPoNDENcE.-The cores
bondence between Sam Foote and his mother,
on a certain occasion, was quite peculiar
The latter was arrested for debt, and wrote
to her son as follows; Dear Sam: | am in
iail.n He replied-"Dear Mother So ana II
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-02-07

Have you Goldsmith's Greece ?" asked a
gentleman on entering book store. No.
sir; but they have some excellent bears oil
in the next store" answered the clerk.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-02-07
w. HENRY JONES,
p. G. JOHNSON,

AND COUNSELLOR,
VOLCANO, AMADoR COUNTY, CAL.
lay be found at present at Justice N. KLEN's Office
- Notary Public & Conveyancer. "ss&
nyS-2s If
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-02-07

A SENrMENr-The Ladies' May their vir-
tues exceed even the magnitude Of their
skirts, while their faults are still smaller than
their bonnets.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-02-07

BoLNe shingles in lime and salt for about
five minutes, is said to preserve them for
many years. Also, whitewash containing
salt, applied to roofs, is beneficial.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-02-07

THE GRAvE--How solemn to look down
into the narrow house prepared for the dead
and behold our friends and acquaintance
laid away in their " last long. resting places"
and then reflect that soon this will be our
portion-that soon these bodies of ours viii
be cold and motionless; these eyes closed and
sightless, and the cold grave be our tenement.
But the tomb, if it is a gloomy home, is not,
10 all its aspects, place to be dreaded -
The sod covers many imperfectons; it is
deemed by most right thinking men spe-
cles OF sacrelgious irreverence for an indi-
vldual to expose the faults of the dead, ex-
cept 1t be for the purpose of inculcating a
lesson OF virtue to benefit the living.-And
this is as it should be- Death is great lev
eler; before his sharp scythe the lofty and low
y fallialike, and "return to their mother dustn
Let that dust receive them from our sight,
and while we treasure up their good deeds in
our hearts, let their evil ones be forgotten, or
remembered in love only, as fngerboards
pointing US away from vice to the bath of
virtue. Tears should fall on the grave, but
no maledictions. Love should there plant
its roses and enmity bury its resentment
Flowers of affection should bloom there. but
no thorns or thistles, or briars. Let peace
rest DER the ashes of the dead
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-02-07

AT night we cannot tell whether the river
is shallow or deep; so neither can we judge
of a silent or secret man. To know him we
must have light, or else be able to sound him.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-02-07

WHAT DID THE CLOCK SAY ?-The clock
upon the tower of neighboring church tolled
forth slowly and solemnly the knell of the
departed hour.
As the last sound died away, Willie, who
was sitting on the carpet at his mothers feet,
asked:
Mother, what did the clock say?''
ITO me-" said his mother sadly, at seemed
to say, gone-gonew
what motherl what has gomez"
Another hour, my son."
"What is an hour, mother?"
"a white winged messenger from our Fa-
ther in heaven, sent by him to inquire of you
of me, what we are doing? what we are
saying? what we are thinking?"
Where has it gone, mother2"
"Back TO him who sent it, bearing on its
wings, that were so pure and white when it
came, record of all thoughts, words and
deeds, while it was with u.s."
"Were they all such as our Father could
receive with a smile Of aprobation"
Reader, what record are the hours, as they
come and go, bearing up on high for you?
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-02-07

MORE evil truths are discovered by the
corruption Of the heart, than by the penetra-
lion Of the mind:
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-02-07

The habit Of being always employed is
sure and certain safeguard through life, as
well as essential 10 the culture Of every virtue.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-02-07

KEEP your temper in disputes. The cool
hammer fashions the red-hot iron into any
shape needed
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-02-07
w. AVER, M. ID.
Geo. H. smith. vi. ID.

ONCE two doors South of the Empire Hotel.
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