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nothing for granted until they have tested
and proved its truth. Hence it the "voice
of the people," is not "the voice of Cod"
it approxmates infsllibiity more nearly
than any opinion limited to a single class
possibly can. "a 49,
Apply this rule to the remedies for cx-
ternal ard intcrpal maladies introduced in
all parts of the Globe by Prof Holloway,
ond what is the result. For every one
human being, who places confidence in
any other medicine, at least one hundred
rely implicitly upon his Pills aud Ointment,
and prove the faith that is in them by using
these remedies to the exclusion of all
other, Look at another significant fact.
Among the class of medical dogmatists,
fortunately for mankind diminishing every
day. who deny the efficacy of Holloway's
preparations, scarcely any two agree
'rhe prescription of each practitioner diff
fers as widely from that of his neighbor,
as it does from Holloway's. Submit any
case, ordinary or extraordinary, to hun
dred so.callcd Irregular physicians" and
YOU will have as much confusion of opinions
as there wSs'of tongues 10 Babel. Doctor
Depletus will recommend blistering, bleed
ing, sudorifcs and blankets; Doctor Brace
rup will prescribe quininc and jellies and
throw the doors and windows open. The
patients porplexed in the extreme-or ra.
ther perplexed between two extremes
will perhaps try both, or possibly adopt
the idea that system involving such con-
tradictions cannot be worthy, cry, with
Mercutio, ga plague o both your houses,
I am sped"
Certainly when we find that one half Of
the adult population of the known world
have used and approved Holloways med
! icines and that the remainder are sub ject-
ed to hundreds of modes of treatment 50
opposite to each other that no two Of them
can by any possibility be right, we may
fairly conclude that the verdict of the
consistent half of mankind is correct and
true,
The time has passed, never to return,
when the dictum of theorists could out
weigh incontrovertible facts. If thousands
of invalids who have exhausted the materia
modica and consulted the lights of all the
| Medical Schools in vain, recovered by the
aid of Holloway's remedies they must me-
cessarily take precedence of all others
They have done SO wherever they have
been introduced, They are not the pet
medicines of clique, or a class, or sin
gle community. Mankind is their patron
the s0hole habtable globe the theatre oI
their triumphs.-N Y, Sat. E'0en. Post.
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Harrisburg Patriot & Union.

Andrew Hopkins, Esq., has sold his
paper, the "Psfriot 9. Upio''," at Harris
burg, to R. j. HRlderman. Esq. Mr.,
Hopkins is about leaving for Nebraska to
take upon himself the duties Of Register
of the Land Office for the Nebraska Dis.
trict to which he was recently appointed by
the President. Kind wishes of many
friends go with him. His successor, Mr..
Haldeman, is young gentleman of abil-
ity, and of earnest devotion to the Demo.
cratic cause. We bid him welcome to the
editorial ranks and wish him complete sus.
cess,
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Proceedings of Court.

Notwithstanding the storm, there wa'
quite a turn out to Court on Monday morn
ing last.
At the usual hour, Court met. Present
Hon. Warren ]. Woodward and Associates
Isaac Dewitt, Esq, of Greenwood, wal
appointed foreman of the Grand Jury,
Moses Gaumer was indicted for the lar
cony of gun from MIR. Clark, in Catt'wissi
township 1t proved that the property
was found in his possession. plea O.
Not Guilty had been entered, but aftel
hearing the evidence on the part Of the
prosecution, plea of Guilty was substitu
ted. Sentence deferred. Little for Com
Writ and Stewart for Def.
The case of William Whipple, indicted
for stealing mare, buggy, horness, fly
net and whip from Ewes Patterson, o
Greenwood, next came up. The evidence
offered by the pr pr'secution was of kind
which the Court upon argument refused tc
admit, namely, confession made by the
prisoner to Jacob Gerard, who had arrested
him. and to the prosecutor, Patterson
who had visited him in Jail. Of course, il
was all "Greek" to US, the uninitiated
that man should not be convicted on bis
own confession, but the ways of the law
care past finding out" Whipple was dis.
charged, and went on his way rejoicing
He was defended by Messrs. Writ and
Stewart Little and Hurley, for the Com.
monwealth.
Jane NJ. Berningcr rs. W. A. Kline
This was an action Of debt brought on note
Verdict f Plaintiff sos az and costs
Comfy and Hurley for Plff, and Clark
and Buckalew for Def.
Com. as. George Zehncr and Samuel
Si,tler-Indictment for no! repairing road.
Grand Jury ignored the bill.
Com. Us. Hiram Smethers-Indictment
for keeping a tippling house, Grand Jury
ignored the bill and directed the prosecutor,
Reuben II. Nicely, to pay the cost.-Sentence
of Court, that he pay the costs of prosecu-
ton within ten days and stand committed
till the sentence be complied WITH
Whereupon Reuben had to fork over.
David Reinbold Us. A aI on Wolf-Action
for digging a cellar. Verdict for Pll. for
si2. Buckalew for Plff., Clark for Def.
Com. Vs. Jesse Buck-Indictment fol
perjury. True Bill No prosecutor ap-
pearing. Def. was discharged.
Com. Us. Nathan Seely--Indictment fol
selling liquor on Sunday. No prosecutor
appearing. Defendant discharged.
Com, as. Jacob, X. Edger-Indictmen
for assault and battery. Def. discharged
from his recognizance.
Judge Woodward, on Thursday evening
received Telegram from Wilkcsbsrrc
announcing the critical condition of hi
wie's health, whence he started at abou
10 O'Clock, that night, and consequent
the Court thea adjourned.
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IN THE BLooMsBURG JAIL.

Samuel ManD, sworn-I next saw him at
Bloomsbury, Columbia county day, or
two days after he was taken there-I re-
cogGized him, ard af'er three or four ques-.
tioDs, he said that he did recollect having
stopped with The party at my house" l
am" said he, "an innocent n,'-he told
me then that when he got his friends to
know where he was,it was all right Il asked
him what made. him leave Porsville so
mys ously-he said he did not feel dispo-
sed to answer-l told him did not come to
ask any questions to convict him, only TO
recognize him--he said he thought that il
he had the money for the furniture it would
do him good-he said he had walked away
from Pottsville, he told me that he had no,
been in a railroad ear from The time that
he arrived at Pottsylle- he said he had
travelled with Norcross-I do moi know
wheher it was before or after saying that
| did not come to convict him tla, | asked
hini INC previous qles'lons-l nave helu
out no inducements TO him fur her than |
have sia!ed-he told me he had left Nor
cross in company with man, named
Robson asked him why he had KEEP
the checks about him, and he said "NYha
checks'-he asked me who told me tha
he had checks-I told him them who hat
seen them he colored up in the face a
the timc-I started to 60 away, gand HI
called me back, saying that he wanted t,
ask me something in private, and asked m
if knew what had become of the womel
who were at Pottsyille-I told him the,
had gone to Philadelphia.
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Superintendent Of Common Schools.
The Goveanor has nominated HeOry g.
Hickok, Esq, as Superintendent of Com
mon Schools, for three years from the LIST
day of June next, under the recent act of
the Legislature. The Senate confirmed
the nomination unanimously. This is a
well deserved compliments to Mr.. H., who
has shown himself fully capable to become
the head of that important Office.
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Doubt at an End.
THE DECISION OF THE PEOPLE.

1t is one of the noblcst characteristics of
an era that the people think and Judge for
themselves. The mental training received
at our Common Schools and Free Acade-
mics, fit them for this task. They are
taught to investigate, to ana we, to take
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ng- Two rev and splendid Engines
have been placed upon the Cattawissa,
,Williamsport & Erie Railroad. One is
named "H. A. FONDA" in honor Of the
worthy and active Superintendent of the
road. The other is called "a. s. OWEN
the former President of the Williamsport
and Elmira Railroad
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS.

RRKESi R4HESli RARESyli
THE u"ders igncd take pleasure in announe nr 10
metcniniS tnat they are manufacturing superior
Creek, above Orangcvilo, COlu mhia county M,t.
chnnis ishng purchase good Rakes can have them
n the Factory, or # dtsiIed foTwa I'd IN, M 10
Bloom sbnrg, TO $. g Shiye whore they can get them
or we can forward them to tho Stores that rs no,
too much out Of our way.
All orders should be addressed TO Samuel shivs
PealeTs = o. Columbia county, Pa.
sHlvE BETTs
Aptil rs, iH57-Im
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ss~ The notes of tho New Castle Bank
are now selling at 80 o. cts, on the dol
lar, and the Laurence Journal is o. opln-
ion that they will soon be at pr.
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s@- We give elsewhere, in this paper, 6
lengthy report Of the McKins Trial, but on
going TO Press, are unable to announce the
result.
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pGr Col. WM. f. SMALL, who has been
confined, during the last year, 10 the
Moyamensing Prison, for contempt of Court
was last Tuesday released by an Act Of
Assembly. F
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Sa- Col ]. NJ. b. PETsIKEN, the
Member Of the Legislature from Lysom--
ing, is dangerously i'll at Harrisburg.
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TIE BLOOMSBURY MARKET.
CORRECTED WEEKLY AT uAnTMAN's sToR
D I r D {.

On the Sd Inst, after a loDgrand painful
illness, in Kingston township, ELIZABETH
DENIsoN, I'd daughter of the late Col.
Lazarus Deuisou, iu the 43d year of her
age.
On Monday morning at Kingston OF
consumption, Mrs MARY ANN HoYT,
wife of S,muel IIoyt, Esq, and daughter
of the late James Nesbitt, Esq
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NOVICE on nISSOLuTION-

THE partnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned, IA the Mercantile Business in Light
street. having been dissolved by mutual cons ent al
persons interested viii please take notice that Inc
books OF the late firm len The old stand in Inc
hands Of ". Greasy for Element and COLLECTION
ID. MELICK,
Light Street, April IL, 1857.
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Reassembling Of the State
Democratic Convention of 1857.

In pursuance of resolution adopted by
the Democratic State Committee OF Penn
syly,nia, the Delegates to the State Con.
rention Of March I'd, 1857, are requested
IN assemble at the Capitol, at Harrisburg
ON Tuesday, the 9th day of June, 1907, at
40 O'Clock, A, NJ, for the purpose oil noml'
mating Candidates to complete the State
Ticket aud transacting all other business
nertai ming to the original authority OF the
Conye ntion. ,,o,v
CHAIRNAN.
jim. HUTCHINSON, Secretaries.
r. j. HALDENAN,
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REMOVAL.

1N9E subscriber having removed his Marble Yard
L from near tho Court House to the South west cor
ucr Of MAIN aud MARKET streets, In Ruprrts Row
whore he is prepared to furnish all kinds OF
Marble TTork,
Viz: MONUMENTS Cradle Tombs Box Tombs q nd
Head stones 0f every description. His stock Is of tho
best Kind, the workmanship not surpassed ly ans in
the country, and ut low prices. Call and judge for
yourselves.
u5~ lie wi nso furnish Table and Bureau Tops,
Mauttls Tor houses, Base lDcs. LIntIcB and SIlls
for Wiutows aud Doors Utn W figure.
Thankful for past favors, hope for a continuance
Of the same
ANTHONY WITMAN.
Bloomsburg, April l. IeJ7-Gm
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WANTED,

I, OUR MEN TO work in Keg Factory -Four Coop
l. GTs preferred, hut active lahnTng men win an.
swer. study employment aud good wages will be
given. Apply At the Millgrove Mills, near Light 81.
THOMAS TRENCH.
May 2, 1857 OF
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

DR. GEO. NJ. HAGENRU Gil has just received, and
- has for safe, al his Drug store, sci ccts soIt
mGnt Of an kinds Of Garden seeds, fresh from MIR
Buists Seed llouse in Philadelphia.
lcJ7
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DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership heretofore existing between VIM
I MeKevy VIM Neal, under the firm o 4 VIM Nc
kelvy& Go in the manufacture Of Pa per nt wis.
sa Mills was ssoived by mutual consent on the Ist
day Of April, le57.
The business OF the late 4 rm II he settled by c W
McKGlvy Il Co, at Catawissa Mills.
WM. MCKELVY l. co,
The undersigned having purchased the interest Of
the late nIm Of WIN, McKclvy Co, nt Cattawiss.
aiis VIII continue The manufacture OF Paper IND
purchase Rags as herotof
q. w. oKELvY q Co
W MCKELvy,
J. 5 McNISCH,
Apul rs, lej7-3t
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OWE nnLLAR A YEAR
Civulation orer iOO,OOO Copies Weekly
25 Witnesses,
OR,
TIE FORGER CONVICTED!

1OuN T. DYE is the Author, who has had ten
j wears experic nee as Banker and Publ isher aud
Aulor sottes Of Lectures al ho BroddDdy 7hbernaeie
when, Tor ten successive nights over
uF 80 900 People .lA
Greeted him with ronnds Of applause, while ne eN.
their frauds and the surest aud shortcs, means of
detecting tIcml
The BANK Note Engrdrcrs all say that nc Is the greatest
Judge " Paper Money HriHg.
Greatest DiScoceyy Of the Present Century
for DctectiRg Counterfeit Bank Notes.
Describing every Genuine nil in existence and
exhibiting at q glance every Counterfeit in cifcu ia
tiOnl
Arranged So admirably that Reference is Easy and
Detection instantaneous.
Ur No Index to examined No pages to hunt up J.
but so simp lifed aud arran ged. that tile Me rohant
Banker and business Man can see all ot glance.
English French and German.
Thus each may READ the same in his own Native
Tongue.
Most perfect Bank Note List Published.
.s-.- Also uiist Of n,i the
PRIVATE BANKERS IN AMERICA.
A complete Summary OF the FINANCE oT EuRorE Asp
AMERICA viii bo pub lshed N enel edition, together
W hh all the important NEWS OF THE DAY. Also,
SERIES OF TALES
From an old Manu- script found in the East. 1t fur
nshus the most complete history OF
ORIENTAL LIFE,
And desc ribiug the most peiplexiug positions in
which the ladies an 90 ,tCmcn Of that country have
been so oft found. These stories will continue
throughout the whole year aud viii prove the most
entertaining ever offered TO The public.
nT Furnished weekly to Subscribers only, at 81
year. Allleters must be addtcssodto TO
JOHN $. DYE, Broker
Publisher md Proprietor, 20 Wall ST., New YORK
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FOR SALE-CHEAP.

AN eIcellen, RAMAGE PR Ess, in good order, for
n sale cheap, at the office OF lha CyunbI DenOerat
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CAUTION
PATENT HELIX DRILLED EYEI
NEEDLES

T.HlS s On a1mi rabc art Gle for seamstresses and
L good wives. a better manufactured instrument
70 the purpose il has been good fortune
make trial Of Tie eye-the important conside ration
in this weapon oi the seamsttess is carefully prepared
against the trouble Of cutting wearing away the
I'll read, and IL is pleasure TefOTe tn work with
needle so invariably sure. They have been Tried in
our family and on their authority, we cheerully re-
commend hem to that wide c.ass in our midst with
whom sewing ia n matter of daily utty-a family
neees ~, aud an object OF eluca, iOn.'
For sale by MARY HENRIE,
May 8, 1851. Bloomsbury.
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Neru A0uertis
"HONEsTY is THE BEST POLICY !"

TiNlE undssgned deem it proper caution al per
L sons who may hereafter have business trans nc.
tons with Jonathan Kaitie, Sr., and aEehda Knit To
not 10 trust either Of them as did over yea rs
ago, lest they may abuse their knGu ess as they have
ours by pleading the statutes OF Limitation"
J. Il d. YEAGER.
Locust, MAY 4,I9j7 3tst
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BSPYTOWN NEW STORE.

THE undersigned having associate ed together in the
i Mercantile BUSINESS take pleasure n nnnounc lug
to their friends and the public in general, that their
new Store House. located on Main street central in
Espytown, Columbia county, has Just been stocked
with
Nc'0 Spring Goods,
Co uprising extensive assortment Of Cloths, Cassi.
me res, Vestinps Musns, Lines. and every other er
tcle in the ring line, including lutdwnre, Chi ma
Earihen aud Hollow wares, Groceries, Sugars Teas
Coffee, Rice Molasscs etc, etc, win all other Hrt
cles Of commerce adapted to country stores
A ALSO-REID ID Y MADE CLOTHING
UsrGrain, Lumber, Provisions, Produce, &c, Of al
kinds, taken in exchange for merchandise:
u. +. REIGHARD,
q. CREVELlNG.
Esnytown ,hpril 4. 1857,
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JUST RECEIVED AT OUR NEW
STORE

MOI mACKEREL for sl5t per barrel, and others
v In proportion. Also, fresh supply OF Sugar
MOlasses, Rice, &c. Also. new Supply of Wall Pa.
per- Of different styles, VIII ich will he sold low
IL, q. & l. w. HARTMAN.
May ., 1857.
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1AirS-ss., als aser sssaA u MaA, kssish. IssA.
ssS.Ca11as' esS. :. IL. La. of Als..,. NJ.
T0LlnC1l0N6naAsia III psstsef ~ Wet, aaA
- pseopaay rsaitts1 % day u psynsat at ear
fsnt RaAes.
1eakal ths 6tsas of Nsw York, MI.
I'D. 1lAkss CAsAisr VI 4ereAatils DaAk, n. Z.
LynAa oaAein, Alhaay, n. Y.
1sasees Ourntag D Co., Alhasy, MY.
hsa; 80 =. :; .ysassl~afs, ,Prsst oe.alSaaf. A
I 1hss. u. oissts, rsss't Msshaaiss' : Isxnsss'
- AIhany, 6sv yosk.
OilhestL- Wtlse6, A. Z Treas. n. \. Csatsal B.
B. O., Alhasy.
1hs0eesa . Cs.ss B8prsss, Besten.
1sa. AssAale6eyneaf, UsisA. N. 7.
lnso 1aaAs ealls Village, Coan.
Marine 1aak, Da0ale, n. Y,
yae. =. La . o.. Daeksss, 1sgals. NY.
niseigan Insssaaee CO. Bank, Dstr0t, MIDI.
1at11s 1ask, UAtsaes. Ills.
:. j. DaSsA tce., AIeaae.
1Ank Of Co0Uesoe, niiwsukse, Wis.
!. Mortimer Hall, 81. Pssl, Ainasssss.
0sssss, yhe.s.t Co.. Ds.ksn, Dsrllagtss, ,Isws.
Lshss, 1satek &C., o.. Lsais. II.
Asssm. p. y. . :. Kilbosfns. Ksshsk, lswe-
Jss. 49, W0asll, Cashiss DsDslns y. Ak.2.ce-
doole-1ly
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JUST RECE1yID Al

uOOREH,s
Drag ana Rsese1Apslon osefes
A EoIhlk ,otl.ll, 4 fresh . .spPiJ g nss .,s,,s
tislss, embracing the most pcpuisr aes1sats - ~
day, TO which be iavites yosf sttsntioo.
ceassa.ra..d Persian EAssnss, ths nsst slaUn1s
perfume for impasting 70 the handkerchief veg9
Besqsst x.0rlssns, Of Xxx BosrAsa; osisssaa
Drsps, Otto o1 kesss,
:" wss. End. Tea Rose,
. Sweet Bsisr, PateLosly,,
!" Musk. Jockey Cluss
v.rs.... ss.s assss I'd Orange Sis.:. ..s..; A.
onatic Vinegar, Aromatic CSyseAle, 49,
nan rsrena Cologne, Naesssn Oh,
vinsssr ss hssE., Pinn ch.,s 80
B.ndalias, and Esyp.ian Hair Dys.
ron rsx sAIa.
Alexander . Pelanicas,
LynaaI ASstssiass
Basins Poncine 6oap,
Lsbin's saws SnpsFAns eoaP,
vsresaA 6sat.
brown Vindser Sosp,
Vegetable OIL Sasd eseDs
Tra.spassst seaR 1ass,
1xanspassnt Ssap Halbs
Anandias ssAp.
Marsh AailOv,
Genuine Yankee soap,
Military shaving soap,
shaving CrsAn,
| shaving brushes,
| Mar Erasbcs,
Ts0th Brushss,
Nail HsusAes,
TlssA Brushes.
| Port Aoxaiss,
Railroad Conpaaioas,
Cigar Cases, and
| travelling Flasks of every desefitston.
SiAvonMo 8xSnAcss.
| Vanilla,
| Almond,
Lemon,
Celery,
dec30 Ftns Apps, -.
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0RuNEnvH
JEWELRY aTQRE.

ADRAdE1s
Second street, bsswscn Main and Johnssn.
lAvIN0 just rcturned from the Esst, n
= respectfully call the attsation Of ny "a
friends, and the public gcn,Ially, 70 my
new and hnes Of watches. .tswelry, silver and
plated ware, fancy goods, 10.
Fine gold duplex, magic patent and detached
lsssr vaachssi silver passnt and detached lssssp,
and y L'Epines Of sli kinds and Qualities.
JeWelFy.
Ladies plain gold, mosaic, cameo and snamslled
earrings and breast pins, ladiss' and children
gold and jet brasslets, ladies' and esat's ecld
chsins, pencils and psas, gold AAd dianosA Anrsr
rings. gold aad silver thiabass, gent eoia hscast
pima studs, sollaT and sleeve buttoas, g0a silver
steel snd patent speci acles, pocket table and dcs
sert cutlery, and ssi.sors.
silver ware.
In which line intsnd not 10 b. surpa ssed by ANY
stors west north u st. Louis vas: siIvsr table.
dessert and lea spoons and forks sugar crsan mus.
tsrd and salt spoons, butter Andfruit Knives
and plated napkin ripes, %.
PlateA ware aaA Eancy Ooels.
Plated and britannia tea sets, eassors, fruit and
cake baskets, eAndssticks, pearl and skell pocket
books, aAd In fset everything pertaining 10 my
line.
Clocke.
general assortment of clocks Of thelateot mai
terms and best make, all warrsnt I'd to keep good
time.
~Watches and Jewslsy repaired In the most
w0rkmanlikc manner, and 81 the sh0rtsst notice.
myo-diy JULES 8KTSRR
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caA1. eARhoND. ooo. SA1soSs'
Charles Parsons Z Co,
0ANKERe
EXCHANGE ON The PRINCIPAL CITIES
on 111
Unlse1 states, California = orsgeAs
SOUGHT AND SOLD.
Alss, sslls sxsAasgs on Londca, Berlin, PAsis.
Lsipsie, cassel. Cologne. Brsaen, fssak-
fsst - The Asias. Bsattgast, AAn-
tusgh and znrieh In Europe.
aenl l. dlv -
WI BROWN,
An CHIT ECT.

Ut Q4u ett1a eesms, evef OosbleoAy VIII
" seoss 0es, dssssst, aAy tims. lsxeape San
6aysl lsea 1eylifAt Till ~ seCek ~ atebt, - b
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