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San Andreas independent., 1857-04-18

A Western chap gives his views of the
New York women in this way: Somwhars
in very cicumfrance of silk, velvet, and
cetry that riggles along Broadway, thars
allus wumman, spose; but how much
Of the holler is filed in with meat, and
how much is CANNON, the meer spectatur
dun no. A feller marrys a site, and finds
when it comes to the pint, that he has
nuthin in his arms but regular anatomy.
Ef men is gay discovers, wot's to be sed
OF female th4t dresses for hundred and
forty weight, but hasent reely as much fat
on her as would grease griddle. All the
aperlent plumpness consisting of cotton
San Andreas independent., 1857-04-18
SPERRY'S HOTEL,
At MURPHT'S CAMP.

4T MCRPUl'S C1MP.
THNHE commodous Fire Proof Building, MMgsIfA
Il lately erected by the subscribers, at-2x@.ia
Murphy's has been elegantly furnished through
out, after the most approved style, and is now
ready for the reception of guests. Parlors and
suites of rooms for the of ladies exclusively,
and parties visiting the Big Trees or other
natural curiosities i'll the vicinity
The management of the domestic department,
is confded to Mrs. Perry lady of experience.
The BAR is stocked with fine Wines and Lii
quors and the larder daily supplied with sea-
sonable delicacies
Stages arrive and depart daily for Mokelum-
ne Hill, Sacramento Stockton, Sonora and CO.
lumbia.
Parties of Pleasure, and transient guests,
will find every accommodation for their COM
fort SPERRY PERRY
Murphys, August 90, 1856. sept25-tf
San Andreas independent., 1857-04-18

NATURE AND ART.--A lecturer, address
ing large audience, contended, with tire
some prolixity, that art could not improve
nature; until one of his hearers, losing all
patience, set the room in roar by ex-
claiming. NHow would you lDok without
your wig
San Andreas independent., 1857-04-18
A Plea for Kissing.

The fountain mingled with the river,
The river with the ocean;
The winds of heaven mix forever,
With a sweet commotion.
Nothing on the earth is single,
All things by a law divine,
In another being mlagle.
Why not with mine?
See the mountain kiss high heaven,
And the waves clasp one another;
No leaf or flower would be forgiven,
If it Gisdained to kiss its brother.
And the sunlight clasps the earth,
And the moonbeams kiss the sea,
But what are all these kissings worth
If thou kiss not me?
San Andreas independent., 1857-04-18

A lady, who must be a relative to Mrs.
Partington, we think, "by marriage, was
entertaining some friends with leg of
mutton at dinner, the other day, when one
of her guests remarked that the mutton
was exceedingly fine in quality. "Oh,
yes," said she, "my husband buys the best.
He is a great epicac."
San Andreas independent., 1857-04-18

GAs.-The citizens of Moquelumne
Hill were "fooled0 on the 1st Of April,
dyson wags who called public meeting
for the purpose Of taking steps to light
that place with gas. The meeting assem-
bled and had fully organized, when the
announcement was made that it was the
First of April The chair immediately
retired, and the audience followed.
San Andreas independent., 1857-04-18
botels, Restaurants, Mr.
klNDERHOOK EXCHANGE,
E.A NJ. CALLAHAN, ............P PRorRIEroR, fsSaa aa
Corner Of Broadaoay Main ST., SAN ANDRE4S

VEvHIS POPULAR AND COMMODIOUS HO-
IL tel, situated in one of the most pleasant and
convenient localities in the town. is constantly
open for the reception of TRANSIENT and
PERMANENT BOARDERS The rooms are
spacious, thoroughly ventilated, and furnished
with view to comfort. The dining hall is the
best in the place, where the patrons ofthe house
may depend upon finding the table spread with
the choicest edibles the market affords
The Bar is furnished with the choicest bl ands
of Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
BOARD AND LODGING
Per Week, single rooms, $1,000
Per Week, double rooms,.............. 500
Without Lodging, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
Single Meal, 10
Meals at regular hours.
gSas- Payment to be made invariably in ad-
vance. nov %, '56-tf
San Andreas independent., 1857-04-18

If YOU wish to get along in the world
YOU must hold up your head, even if YOU
know there is not much in it.
San Andreas independent., 1857-04-18
THE INDEPENDENT
ANMOR & Co., Publishers.
~ r. AoosER, o. M. cLAYEs, GEO. ARaoR.

published every SATURDAY MORNING
AZ pan Andreas, Calaveras County, Cal. Office
IN the Independent Building, St. Charles Street
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.-One year. in
variably in advance, $780, six months, So. 90
three months, $500
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.-On square OF
twelve lines, first insertion, $3.50; each SUBJ
sequent insertion, $l.25. A liberal discount
VIII be allowed to yearly advertisers Busi-
ness Cards, not exceeding four lines S. 90 per
month.
San Andreas independent., 1857-04-18

If five and a half yards make pole
what is the length of Hungarian
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-21
A,niisis.
JAMES MORROW.
Surgeon and Mechanical psntlst

opabtie n general. believing that he sad y iil
give vatife satisfaction in all wefs done 10 tn. ben
Iai itns Tie nae been engaged IN ~ Woodfieh's NJ.
See for i- tAst teen satbs sna D~ii~s laat b-
has sustained bis tasmsr f~yAtAt ass Beats, h.
ass TOT portion of lie psiransse of hl- friends
aud The pabite HIS airemsals IN thc aas ledge
ef D-nsissry and arrangement. 10 his once and lay
sratory ere sach that bs prepared 10 d. w1rs
ta tho Hsatsl iine His W oas ~ sork " ita~ren'
from s uth-rs 10 this section of the srastry sins
more cleaaiy aud asssiet sud s1tn ~ith Iaese com
su aud satisfaction ta tae wearets Ne vii Ius Ia
artificial ladsEtnrss fsm sse ~ .slffs ses,
snd d. all oteer vork appcrtsiAinxto 90 DsntistTs.
Once aud rec ~nee ssn ~. It'd .an F1arth stf -gl,
second house sect ol Asla, adjoining Dr. foeatsin
residence.
Aoy aamb.T u t-ssssse.s s,s.s ifseqaitei
All
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TIE NEW CITIES IN rHH wasr.

Step foot west Of the Mississippi,
and til, only topics Of conversation
are lands, cities, and railroads! New
towns, cities, and railroads spring up
like Jonah's gourd, many perish as
suddenly
The recent trip of the steamer Oma.
ha, up the NJ ssouri to Sioux City, IL
lustrates the subject The Clerk, Mr..
Wilcox, states that the Omaha was
the first boat up Tor six months, So
that he had good chance To note
changes Tie found Sioux City crowd
ed with people to attend the land
sales, May 4th, aud provisions mp to
best California prices, At Onadi,
twelve miles below, the boat was be
set with gaunt, hungry looking
crowd, with plenty OF money ia their
pockets, but no tool in their bellies.
There was not a particle Of flour or
meet in towp--the last corn got OF
the Indians had been used up Mr.
w reports the following new towns
sprung up in Nebraska duiing the
last six mosths, between Florence and
Sioux City Rockport, Cunning City,
Hiawatha, Woodville, Tehama, Cen
trail City, Plyeburgh, Verona City,
and many others and thus graph.
cally describes their locations, advsn-
tages, growth, and prospects
These cities contain from ono to
two hundred inhabitants each Dur
ing the late rise nearly all of the new
towns were inundated, aud water lots
went otf with u rush The city OF
Hiawatha contains one log csbin
Woodville ditto, tllatched with prairie
grass; n paper is supposed to be pub
lished in the latter place tand printed
elsewl,erc,) in their fret, and in the
only copy, there is n strong appeal
10 purchasers to buy lots which were
going oti rapidly, ~ has since proven
10 be the case--during the lat. rise
most OF the lots went of into tho
river, and the Missouri, in payment
for the water lots taken, left = deposit
two feet sand) on the part inundated,
which includes all of Woodville Al
DE Soto. Ia city ,i twenty houses, }
their weekly organ mentions with
considerable gusto that the election
for Mayor and Alderman went of
the day previous with great spirit,
DC One OF the first acts oi the new
board was TO pass an order that all
streets in the city must be cleaned
(ofdrift wood, probably, with which
it WAS filled during the rise) on or he
fore the Ii June, &c. Plyeburgh,
rankin City. aud many other cities
oi the same stamp, will contain hons
es when they are erected Owing TO
the absence oi any inhabitants during
the iruadat ION, the loss of life was
not great. The old twelve months
old) and ancient cities OF Decatur,
Omadi, and Sions City are progress
ing with commendable rapidity. We
carried over i5o through passengers
to the three places, mostly for the lat
ter city which, has doubled since last
summer, and is improving daily.
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u 4 e. TODD CO
=" xls M.N Sfssat GassNs Msssss
81. l0utW.
N.autssIms~r-
Q: Gst Got q spBN
FRENCH BrkH NH efaAtS
PORTABLE GRAIN MILLS
Dealer. IL kaht~r hel,sns ,a. l.s.s.s u. -assa.
tsekiss. bait.as sieth. rfe-n wiz .Ht
MI s.s.sssss s-s-rsii5
rsass ta.Fats aG4rss 50 s,Nss

Dsssls Dsls, Dessls Price, .Aas 10 order
~. L>sss, Meh IL sif
Haight, Sears q Beck 0IL
L~sshes Nas ufa tusmsf. Mnd MhsI~xsl1 as~assS IN
Leather afsn s,aa., h.idl-s, saaai.s, ,sssra
sss.. Coach Tumminss. hhes ti.i
iass, Htass, a. ko
NAyhhsss sss on hssa "n@ ssst-ss~asst b.sl
w ss,.sssd ssssr,msa.. =!
sar aa~s.s ia The vass ssmprists.
s.slA osk .aa Hemlssk
rsaneh 1mst4.@a i'slsal al -lia.
NiFs AHa AFpar LsAthtt
Iaslsss. .asa., sissssee Binains r.lsa. ass
tlan ss,ssias. Dss. sna hn.@~iiad leather, .lss,.
Findings. AZ
Plated, from ths best manufacturers. s~Ii-sdlsss-
ing. .Gg sad f.a holier. Hess. Shoe And hPrinr
fonxsed Baekies sod sssrs Anisse th' ~ '.a"ss aa
.aidlsr eaA v,sh.
tarsissu sol oroess. toss, Top rfvy., sstamp
1alais, tessa aces, haaas, kaAmsiied l"ths, a.
.a lgah.,sy ~s. Behl Falivss. t~afAtaE" shah,
Carriages =, Axxoa spuaxs, AAsis, Hssrse tsls
t.r. Has.a HIaas sts, Fts Neu-, hs., kfif Lasth-f
aselss. snstshei ala Rsshsf iisliias. nsit bissi.
ss-. o.
cash Paid for nldss.
Vi" ia.isa tas siIsntlos ytra,ehassssr ilsi,as asn
sssa - can pl.s.. ~ 70 ,ss.,d :, faai, -sa prize
20 street, ~ dssrf Asss. psffp.
SAG x3au bss.sy-sst. iess
.Tnk AHcH0R's wEtonED.'
l.Osss1 shsps
r.si, lss w.. - 81 '-~aa II path oelssss
4 n ia~k ssx III. ssassns ssnHnt - haze g. IA.aS
III sbas- uha base hai8s~#i Aa hs.a salts, trim.
shsp snd slsst "a 80 ssslas ~ ssssns
as saf ssui ofasrs sshss1as sp has. ssss them
tira aud -eat o. ali sssss- ~hs
ast yet stsss .i g. ssait ~ = tbs
-APrsts's oSri.f
sad - their sisss,s ~ alr@ tsat s..i r.as.
~bsca prs.assf - mske Ut 10 nres ate ssyis
.ne vsrgAss.f tas veil ht hssa3
.sas rasnshiax u sgts sfs "a kssptsg with oul
sssss a esse< GSois saf tsth aTseg is eats u
s.al. Aad .s.f.s ~ III a.ast fsst.d4as8
ssF.fass sGt EAsa- hAl5 fsst shsi #fiah ~ef.
sttf~ a THsArs0s
a.s .ii. Ma tes feeat ss3 s.koas.
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stsTags, HeTvaTdinS Asd Conmlssisa bssi.
ness.
'lNHk lsts nssA sI.ssalftcn Nasslss q aasis sss
j tnx bssa di.-is ~d, th- .sIssfttsf siii ssnttaas
.ar Da.ss-s al the ware lie iae lately neesttsi 81
kli1t n Ptsks .p1.sls. "a. NJ. a M. N Depot.
Form@g customers siiI piuas. if~.. tAssT 90 .n
~ Ga 8Afeh a - -hlsL shall Eegsty@ yralapt 81
testtan
sytsssu soDrhhh 8 40
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To n. BuilAsrs Of the City Of p.xsnpor,

llAhkE . CLARK AaxiIA svsaasa ls~ a.sstess
ID - Vssrass a Mos@hs4I, soil X kns~n " buiid.
sfs oi thls ftiy AAs IL atsk aaaity btlck ,
uolid say 10 th"ss st.sag 10 bItes 10,
Tie coming ssasoE, that thsy soaij do oil 10 10
vgT s~ith AsAil, SIC tat.gi snisf sinx ouf ysrd
inmsiistsiy sad expect ~ mas. thrss mlffisG
bfieA dasiag tssssas0h All orders Ior bsies at shs
raid " be d.ii.sfs ~ asB part 81 ths city siii
be promptiy attended 10.
y. b.--ftfs Tssd oa hsUisos ssts.t, sbsss tue
tslfssd. ~ HAkkn,
apsf2ns fAINsH CLAIM
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Qlstbill.


n AsottHeni nf BLACK aad tsaey uisthss
- s""nk shtea ean =. tnasi bruwu. blue, Gfsss,
s, "Nr' ftr tch irah pa.tol, .aa hosss ii olAss
p'ee " ssfa =" tnvite the siuasn. ~ Iav sst,st !,
- - saam,n' Ples.c Keep one thsnx IN ,osr alss
'N "" ha'e xet tho bsst Cater seat OF vstA
tb. We ssfnant Ell our xArmsut. /. ..,, m. : .
fA "a. -
Ms''hN T. tpSN
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orsin. ki0aT, Salt, Csmsnt, and all dseerip
tieas of YArn Pre1acs
tslxts .iellsi snI stlssei - sib dsstsseh 80 ia.
p.scia<e ~ ..la q rain Pf.-iass ftis th.s
la.f acts
,,af t..it. .mpis tls .s.s- 81 eli Ais.ss ID
Urain Ana rfssisG-,
Iasf 81 s-i siss.s#~ a@l@ ss,A~i. Bnant. sLsE o.
s,.<.sl .4t.stsss ,.li ss-.ssas .gi tofssTdiIs Z
80 sstsiisssesi rsi.s
KEFEkl-SlKs
Gsk ~4s.stak, ts4aAess. sss~bsat Lhutsb Hgo h~f
fs~ a - hsns@rs. pssvppossi ssekolis t.mrbsn =
Co HsnNss. Davenport ueo W I'm, h<nksT, bansio
isank 81 .sl-.ns. Alboa, n Dash=.s Go t~nk, v
Ihen.sz h-aysh.ii, k.. nscssssss. n. v: y siisi
sletl. n 4, tuy. G.sy .fstts s.tans,-s.a
snaaI. Il. Loa1. tNla4s., usm0Ases o.. ahia~gA
ghls.za Bsaghts Wilkinson tsss FoHshk.l.a. Wat
ans Usslsy c4ataas.ssa lssGst.at. Itss 9TH. NJ
luno . IL
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REnkA1kA LAND AGENCY.
4 nAAAA AsAa A Asaan n nbxA - a. a. .

FLraESsE, NkYRAshA
atii sttead promptly IL all sasin.ss eos..et.s
silL Lsad Agency =. .s1.I 10 sssraska 90 " ..lsTs
tass.
Land Warrants loashl, cold aud located.
bnssmHss y ihSm asa 80 isft slth sns ~ ihs y
dafslxnaa
aoeh sAHaENt n4saspsa..
COON, 81 KaksI d Dt.As tsss tsyf iss.
TUph, ,AAk..ENI = Aateh Bsssislss.
sah1tN
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One Price Store.
X. ". PAR Ks & co..
sass-ssors " knsssp AthsS,
Whoissals and Retail dealers In Ready naas
Clothing, Cloths. Cassiasrss. vsstinss,
osntlsasns Furnishing 0ooAs

"
| successors W NJ. .Rp Atnss,j
Wholesale and Retail dealers IN Ready naas
Clothing, Cloths, Cassiusrss. vsstinss
Aosntisasns Furnishing Goods.
athnov in ysrs over Sso.so1 -or,h ~ u,
ahoSe msationcd xood., sAies anus. BE- ssia
.a' good. dawn Al tcas, attssn psr cent. sadha,s
,W..s.sed W,ted itsm this dat forward 10 .rii 81 uha
~, ~ .na :. ~. .hs, 90 aef, eo"ps.s.ea ~
| ~ Huntington, Natsworth 4 Para of hleas. asI
| ~" sd ." bay xos,ds al Man nmfaetarcss pt,ass
.s "ns sas.. .aeihs.s -. th,ak w- o6sr yes
.s'lra,Ar a,'eat'aa ra,i 10 the maausactsss si
| sale. -
S,ase eppe.,,e Lc ,,.te hoo, at The old s.sss
| 81 hdssrd Aid.n.
may IA raRKsA 90.
| Just Received,
| 4 Fin. iotat usnts Nil al Va. v~ Ne. s.a.
| ~ hut slsss.4.rs As.i oar custom a.. esa t..s.s
"s'' an. rAsAs CO.
| CONE AND SEE THEN
ssM's.. PGMMN,
Merchant Tailor and Clsthicr,
| sfsi, 81, "pi~~,ts the Poet ufnos
"A ntLb ms,in tas alaatian - Lss namssaa.
w friends aud ih" rahI.c g~a.rsii, lsh.
New and Large
~ tti,snt II Cloths Psa,,es.ee, snt ysat... a
W" ha.s t,"hSh. kasIish ssd Ams,aaa a.1uisss1rs
rsat uIarr 40 this Isarh-t which ~li h. made ap Il
"tiet "a tho test style aud short aotss
W af "li fFieals souid cay that IA .tsch ts lar
So ssd better tbsa ~ ever has been u thosc thn.
Ia n''st t"otsd aao ~ith . cali pisxss coms snl
"ssmths 1as gais snd prlea. yon ~iii ani the beet
~ y s1t" Mts~W sni ia.er prlae. sh.a any stksr
haass iH the is
READY MADE CLOTHING
1859 s..oftnesi & ,lothia. sunalts 70, the sss
son = saN asa Mannfactarh D.i4 ssta a eheaE
a. fssiafn @siv satis, %, saeurn nA~s
warranted
inais Rasssr 0seas.
te.,- f.1Is, os.,-iis. Gaps. A.
Furnishing deeds.
t'ag Nhar sai f.agy shirts, Colla.. MAI. 81.
lendwss Hose, stacks, rls., otnv-s, siit MstIau,
y -si' st'"a shtfts aai p.as.rs, asJ ssssy Il iss
ssaait kepi "a stiystisahsn's fa, s,sLia. store,
rrunks
'sae s'te ssthe, u aaAs .ai Vans, asyi C...f
- sal f.A'"s 4 .sks tsrt tb,.s
hssat st, opts.s'ts ths Pos, oaic.
.fizadAsti NAA,tt r~ntV
~. y. 70 \ 1eGuN
NJ t-spvsttai, .aa.aaars 4. the 81 i,,As Il
hassarn,t the, a. b.. iast tstasnai f,au Ns1
hetk ~ttL spt.aanils, a
0snt's vura,sAiss useds.
:" ~h's hs ash. the ,n-p.son ot all III. ,h ~ a.
Nsn m 'hrt as tss .haai 4 than. s.as htsu.ht T.
tlI~ nsrks,
"o-.J .h.,t hs.i. .sa,sJ - a. ,a....M IA.
u. MAkIiN
stiahI u. .siJ 81. d,syss bse~ -
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Railroads.
mississippi and Missouri Railroa.i
HH srM 49,

~ at.l aft5s N'NAAs Npfh 90, 80. suf t4sstH
taiu"t souee tr4.a. -ii,ie.,e nsteoia.fl ~
aaunoa ani ts"s' Ny, ,sea',a,s se es,si a.i
i, 1..A.4af t.a,tf,.u uaU,., H. u.
/ p ~ &C.. ts.t.,s"a te~
! a. AsPtc-. ,fe9p 81 20 a.
ttsa4s shi lsstt ptrvUt - ~ i~sp .,4Ha4s
I es egtsstis ila~-
| .ast ste,su uaaH. n,ir, VI
| ~ freight iraia.t as T.
1 ~ ksVt.-s- ttsIa - gtH y. NJ
rtslns arri.e .to..sspan ,.n,, -aad.,. s,ocps.i
krsm the w~-s
4 i.t Mail train 81 tovu "
~ fr-ight Train al ie.su n
| 81 ttesh, rrssna S.1s q
.h ~ fr~,s IrAir ., ,sof NJ
4 from the ksss
= Nal tr.as 81 s.iUsM
.nt trelsht trsaA Al tdas VI
| 50 tra sht ttata.g "a 80 \ NJ
1 tH. fkpf-~- Tran 10 q. VI
| 81 IL os sausntn.sespeu -ili 1.s- esuapellsn.
-tkh Nasrauns aai iowaatN
tAse Fas.fngtt ItAiHs S,AaAaeg baNsapsa sth
ths Nutk tstahd ant Chicago tratss
Passenger. a.. .etaaed 81 Toe as.s .s.ly oi s.,iax
dsssnet directions so the destLstoH II lheir bag
saA.s Ai-a - ps"ta,e nesets brta,v taxing lhsir
.eatsln thp
spr,l 4. 80 pas, sara.
CHICAGO AND ROCK IsLAMp RAILROAD.
kHO0 ? 3
~ " N1M AMMANGE wENT.
4 ~ snd si~s Monday, Afsii s"'h, 81, aud astii
~ fufthcs nfNessh ains viii leave hssek tsiaud
~, SandAy excepted as toii.~s
"a mali train 81 s.an A n
- asprass, starFaag @ai, Allh- ptlsapai
stations at tu.As A. Al.
20 nssst express T.sSr Al.
sth Ff~lght ~ttb ID sisss eAHssI zoo A. n
Trains arrive st heek Island daiiy ,saadas.sseept
cd, asfsllos.
ist aaxhtenprwssai -.vu NJ
IL LAY empress Al b.uo " NJ
- Aail train Al ID A. NJ
sa fresxht aud ~ sls-. tl.gp n. NJ
Atitrains over ttts rosd IN nGset .oaHcctiOn
Ahleago With arAias both Mich gma southern
ana Michigan teuiEAl X. r. d. AHa fsat@ bmGrct IL.
l@des tistsiand salumbss5 "a .assn4 PtttsbuExhs
iuakifs hafala, sngsrs Pstls, AlhaHs, New Work
fhtiadelpbsA BALTIMORE aud " sshiast tsa Also Al
l.. sHile ~ ttsins OF IN. Illinois .ntIsi hosd-
unTtt ia Gsieea aud s.ath ~ St IaI,s ald AFRO,
~hich places iirketscsn be prsrar-i ~ 4 Srk
khNs, ileEws al VI ~ Depot R
fA#ssaxsgs resl4isd OF tee -ssitt "a stsIB.
dsset dus,gian. ~ lhs destination II Their haz-
gag also D. pfaeare tickets h-ter~ tasias tse,t
saAta She tb~ conductors collect isrrs ouis
~ .tAan. ths ia~ .: ih- sarAx. and a"cs lslsna
HAGlrpaa fOIN IhAsh Supt
" Nsttasst Asst apt
e.set Island. april I. i-1
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LONDON NEWS

begtN1EgsN VIEW ~
A Ls.asn ia. iyst s.s 81 bsf ss.a s.l,s.a. Ds,
.npsst hs. xsnsd ~ ihaasst aall-f. ihfs sia,
~ basg1naE
all snd see pse ~ lL- ba.i ....fta.a.fs :.
CLOTHS. IA.sinERHs, vEsiisss. Susas.
AsD Lisks GooDs AsD Fuasiss
is0 GooDs.
ss.t brought 90 Ds,vnlafl, ,as. AsIEAI ..s...,,
ssais Al castsnsr- ese depend On bsinx sti.i
AZ iolA ~ ths old stand - dot Hm q ssse.sv.
sssu ufsrJ syi9dt
The Old pisseer Bakery Slill xhesl!
IsIik sab.esA.s hs. recently made sst.nsiy. p,,u
srslasss fsf sLs assaslastufs of kull.s, ssasss
Fiiot bssad, ar, Sc, lax1th.f slaa = good sssu,t
| aasst ~ Lo.f nssst, tah~s ans KHsk.
hsy. also purchased IN" psieai klxa, usf .seoit
sss.tb, TOT The msGsf.stss. ~ tssa a Ia.lt.
PAfkuf LOAF o18AD.
Eaads 81 NaeLlasrbs Ihs mivAnlss.s si..a..a t.,
this gs.esssaf sshiLS As~sd, these ina H..., \.
more unityfm ~ quality, Asd kaAdssuns "A, uDs.s~,
ancs,n 70 much shilsr and even ID - :. 90
longer without baooiaine staio aaA 10 msny p.esoss
bandssrae th@ ansst French f0iI u S.ss f.stn,r
ana 10 sassiy tsts0duesd into iAas. who IL ns,
~ ueed oaA ats ks~ad s0foss. shalt nonliaus ~
faa bfeod "aGou - hsfststos@. is oasnsx tss
s0oss ssstetss % teeDs which eAaIos tal b. give 80
tise sAssesetsoa, hops W bs able ~ .aypiY sil sho
aaey lsvss M uiih thsir patronage 1hanhtal ips
pest fsvess, hope ~ Mari. a5nlnaasa- ~ me
edto. UANitL hOokM,
fgas.i behsTy, Fsenl stTssL, sas sgssss seove
hsfsows s psstsynAns steam Mills
bsysLkssssn MAJ N, ItSs.du
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Stspcs.
a. j. Gillett & Co.'S; Adv's.

-smeas eat s,,,ftssn, .,.aa. asuy.tisa the
FOREST OAK,
v..al - casl To-, .i,sst. A. Improvement
the shstscr ess. -a,eh h,- tss-a ~. t.i fte"t
an,at sssi. 'iat, eaa. sai alss ~ toe state fs,r
tsf ltitNuts
a,.ash As- n, sa,a s,., tai.,a ~ ushl.
s"ai aFessl
BLACK DIAMOND. tor coal.
,hma. ter ,,ai, Saa- Hti i, a. ,salaftan
u"ystaer, Mprnlas slks, Ntux n st',s- ttsested
eN~ns ole. etc
Tho, shsst Iron. copper. JspsayAnd Sultan
ssfaiasRAtoas NArKA ,solEKs 4ND
rttikktha
RooflN6 AND sPoUriN..
sad bWesossNs. st all stUis al sss,t .saies sEd
hsss at al ssi.t-ess. g,sss
COPraN " oaxA
Those srsctag steam p.iIs II ,asghtnstt gt a.,
kisi slsustn .ppe. a.. d, 80 "a oaita al "a
before eoatrsstiax fss "a. ssda~ Ia Ihicsxo eriaf
th"r fast W.stN sastautss aag woss, ssd cav
tea Va" unae, n"aais and "sp~n.s tseutradtu sei
ung sash sork done .hrDAi
Brady street, between IA ana Sd, opposite
ros, once
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ABOUT THE BIs ~.

The National lntsllie -. gives the
following beautiful instance Of .he
kindness toward each other by the
birds.
"A gentleman observed in thicket
of bushes near his dwelling, collec
ton OF brown thrashes, who for sever.
q DAYS attracted hs attention by their
loud cries and strange movements. -
At last curiosity was 50 much excited
that lie determined to see ii he could
ascertain the cause Of the excitement
among them. On examining the
bushes he tonnd female thrush,
whose wing vas caught in a limb in
such way that she could not escape.
Near by Was her nest, containing
several halt grove birds On retiring
. little distance, q company of thrush
q appeared with worms and other
insects in their mouth, which they
gave first to the mother, and then to
her youag, she in the meanwhile
cheering them in their labor OF love
with a song Of gratitude. After
watching the interest .Hg scene until
curiosity WAS satisfied, the gentleman
relieved the poor bird, when she dew
TO her nest with a grateful son to her
deliverer, and her charitable neigh
bor dispersed to their asual abodes,
singing as they went song oi
praise
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A GsAspMoTH2s AT lwKHrY NINE
lEAss or A0E.--A woman who va
last week brought before the magic
trates OF Wigan, for az assault cos1.
mitted upon a neighbor, affords 10
striking instance Of recklessly early
marriages. She is the wife Of Patrick
Casey, q tailor. They reside in Doug
las Terrace, Wigan He Ia forty
years Of age, and she is twenty nine
They were MAJ ried bsiore she he'd at
tainsd the age Of fourteen years, ans
was q mother 1t the age of fourteen
years and sevsn months. Since ths
time she hes had eleven other chill.
dren. Strange to say, the eldest girl
who was fifteen yeass old 90 Wednes
day week, 10 the mother II two chill
dren, the elder Of whom j. nearly tn,
years OF age, she having married cor
lier than her mother. 4n. Oasey. i
therefore At the age Of twenty nin,
ycars tho mother Of twelve, and -
grandmether Of two children.
Liverpool Paper.
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Varos.
Druss @a n)sas"ss
.lysAs. E.s t.ffs~

lt,itis. Saiccns, 81.
SCOTT HOUSE,
corner el Hssal-an AaI kfSnt stsesaa, oss saaass
bslo~ tA@ >te tua FaNs@i Snt Ferry asnatuG
J. D HUAPsEEY . 90, fraes,stcts.
NNfOUI ID Tsspe<sIatiy annSunes 10 thett Eastern
W frsnis sai tLe slsc xsnsrAils that tso, nave
parchaset aaa
Large Nsv Motel
sai Aiasi s4ase thAa aAs alt a. 10 hAsH.at s4sat
and hsstag f--nst.d xaa = farasshei tas saife
hsusr, are prepared s.aaes tas sisl ot xassss
pisasaat. Iasg wtI ssa4 y. snrtt esattHaaass 81
the patronage :. nssrat,, p.ssi.ssa sysa em
a.rs lotaT~. This s.as VI lac assA paws.snt
iss@ueas "a Davenport. eumnsAaaiaN slss st sh"
river, ~ kNak Island eaiy aud .t cid tcri Arm
f..t.s a