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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-07-09
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there could be nothing more strange than
the Ohio of the past and the Ohio Of to
day. The circumstances under which l
now find myself, awaken sensations of
more than an ordinary character. Here
was my fit SCHOOL, left this spot
scEolar--I come back now teacher. l
went out to fight the great battle of life--I
return with it fought. The result is gle.
rious illustration of the character Of our
institutions. The poor boy has represent
ed the people in the hign places of the
land, and as the representative of the na-
ton has been her minister before kings; no
other nation on the globe presents such
spectacle.
"Hold on, then, to the popular character
of the government as to a ship when night
and tempests come. No such prosperous
land can be found under the sun; our lines
have indeed been cast in pleasant places.
Fifty seven years ago all the North
west Territory contained only $4,000 peo
pie; now its limits include 100000. The
man is now living whose axe fclled the first
tree of these forests, and there are men
now alive who will not pass away until the
United States has attained popula ion of
one hundred millions The triumphs Of
the past are wondrous. From a land with
out cultivation, without schools, withoat
cultivation, without internal Improvements,
this has become State, both prosperous
and powerful The vessels which traversed
the beautiful river flowing at our feet were
the kentucky ark for descending, and
keel boats for return. Fifty-one years
ago l was young man, and at that time
representing this county in the legis-
lature OF this State, when those pioneer
steamboat builders, Fulton d Livington.
made a proposition 10 our State authorities
to establish lines Of passenger aud freight
boats on the Ohio, propelled by steam
against the current at the rate Of four miles
per hour. The proposition was laughed at
out of the legislature as impracticable. l
was young fogy them am an old fogy
now. If it had depended upon us of that
day, the magnificent enterprise of steam
navigation would not now be startling Us
with its grand achievements.
81 have just passed over the magnificent
railway traversing the mountains. dividing
the East from the West work Rome could
not have constructed, even in her palmiest
days.
"The time has been when a horseback
trip to Baltimore required 90 days; now it
is accomplished by steam railway IN that
many hours.
"The illusions of your exeelleney to the
Puritan settlement at Marietta were happily
made This was the second step in de
march of that progressing race, whose
powerful influence is felt in the land.
1.-The first landing was at jamestown. the
second on the north side Of this liver
Improvements followed in their wake
"They have diflused learning here with
a liberal hand, and the best mark of hu-
man nature
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-07-09
a Call for a Teachers Ass0.
sOCiatiOn Of Marshall
County,.

WE, the undersigned. wishing TO pro-
mote the Educational interests of Marshall
county and vicinity, issue this call for
meeting of the Teachers of said county
and the adjoining counties, TO be held at
the court house in Plymouth on Saturday.
the 11th day of July, commencing At 10
o'clock A. NJ; for the purpose of concert
ing measures for establishing permanent
County Association TO act in concert wih
the State Teachers Association. We wish
the encouragement and countenance Of ev.
cry Teacher or friend of Education in the
county, either by their presence or by let
ter, SO that we may know who are willing
to take part in the duties of said Associa-
citation. Believing that great good may be
accomplished by an Association of this
kind, We cordially invite all the Teachers
of Marshall county and vicinity, and all
other persons who feel an interest in the
meet us on the above mentioned day, and
ct us make one grand united effort to set
in motion a train of causes which will pro-
mote greater degree of interest in the
prosecution of Education. To this end
we earnestly ask the active cooperation Of
every friend of Progress and Humanity
Teachers. Friends. Come one, come all,
Let us do something for the cause of Edu-
cation in Marshall county. Other counties
are moving in this matter, and shall Mar
shall be behind? Let the collection of
Teachers and Friends on the llth utter an
emphatic No to such an idea.
W. s. Harker, c. H. Reeve. Charles Pal
mer, n. III. Oglesbee. S. H. Nichols, J. III.
Case, A. Fuller. W. Griffith, c. Whitmore.
h. X. Pershing. H. B. Pershing. J. l..
Westervelt. Rufus Brown, ]. X. Brooke.
samuel Higinbotham, H. Pierce. A. Boyd.
u. s. Cleaveland. Joseph Evans, n. Sier-
nan, X X. Brooke, 7. A. Lemon, d. Vim
,edge, J. w. Benet., J. B. L. Soule. NJ.
W. Smith, IL. Early, d. w. Comstocs.
4: u. Ihayer. a. c. Capron, Mark Cum
nings.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-07-09
LOVE AND IT'S DOINGS.

Of all the passions that sway the human
heart, none exercise so mighty power as
the strange passion of love-or that mys-
terious impulse that impels the sexes to-
wards each other. 1t seems to be govern
ed by no fixed laws, nor controlled by any
definite rules. Like the wind it goeth
"where it listeth, 1--WE can see the effect of
it, but we cannot tell 'swhence it cometh
or whittier it goeth."
The vagaries Of this curious passion
have beeu illustrated in all the phases of
human life, and have been the staple sub
ject Of conversation among The young for
ages. We shall therefore make no excuse
for relating the following little incident,
which came to our knowlede yesterday, as
it will add another item to the subject of
''strange events"
For years past gentleman well known
in fashionable circles as 'fast man," but
withal rich and an excellent good fellow,
has been looked upon as a desirable
match," by all the anxious mammas with
marriageable daughters to dispose Of, and
who has been feted and caressed accor-
dinghy, but who has steapily refused to be
entrapped bv any of their arts, into ma
king love to their daughteas, although ev-
er ready to extend the civlites due from a
gentleman to ladies'. The conduct of our
friend s.emnd strange and unacc ountable,
and he began to be looked upon as "non-
marrying man, fer the frosts of middle
age were beginning to show themselves
upon his black and flowing beard, and his
very pleasant face was less often seen at
parties than formerly, as if he bad found
fashionable life "fat, stale and unproffita-
bic.
The mystery of all this, however, has
just been solved by the discovery that our
friends heart was, years ago. entrapped by
the arch smile and gentle manner of
sweet, uncultiuated flower that he acciden-
tally met with in the humble walks of life,
and who, for years past has been at tie
best schools in our country, at the ex-
pense of our bachelor friend, fitting herself
to become his wife and to take her place
among the f;lshlonables of Cincinnati, in
which position, no doubt, she will acquit
herself nobly, or else she will belle one of
the sweetest and most beautiful faces ever
seen, and which is now the chief ornament
in one of our largest photograph CALLER
les.
1t gives us pleasure TO record such an
incident as this in an age so fast becoming
for it gives evidence that the
good and true have not entirely left the
earth; and that there are true mems hearts
even under the costly vestments of the
devoted of fashion
The wedding, we understand, is to take
plac early in July, after the fair student
has completed her education when the hap
py couple will take their departure for Eu.
rope, to spend IA year or two in foreign
and where the good wishes of all
character, will go with them.-C -Cencinnat
Enquirer.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-07-09

THEO. A. LEMON, PHYSICIAN, SUR-
GEON X Druggist. Plymouth, Ina.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-07-09

They followed all this good advice, and
William and Helen, are now models Of
thrift.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-07-09

VOHN n. SHOEMAKER, MATCHMAKER
- and Jeweler. Plymouth, Ind.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-05-26
JUST r &c EIV + d,

DER STEAMER GOLDEN GATE CLIPPERS
! Morning Light, Fiyi Fish. Flying Mist, large
supply of Pure cream Tarlar. Lrrd oil, Extract LiS
uuorce. Blue NilriOl. German aud English CamOnie
>aitprtre, Corn starch Shakers Sa'saparllla Sarsa
paritla Root, Gum Arabiac, CUric Acid, Potash, TX
irncts of Lemon Rose ard Vanilla, Vanilla Beans.
Rolled lnseed Oil, Castor Oilin barrels, Pure Vel
low and White Wax, kidder's, Bowers aud Weight
mans Tartaric Acid Bay Rum in cases and barrels,
Fresh Hops IN one pound packages. sage, Yankee.
Soap Iudellible Ink, Roses Backing brushes Ma
>on's Blucking. Cod Liver OIL spanish and American
saffron, Dubin's Extracts, Ienulne Nrights Ban
lre;h's Noffats and other Pills. Chamois skins. Ly>
.opsdium. Essential Oils. Congress " alter in pnts
md quarts Borax, Sal Soda. Pearl BARLEY. and many
uner staple aticles which together with our former
nrge stock of Drugs. makes our assortment as varied
ri large ms any Drug House IN the city, 10 which
se invite The attention of the TRADE and Others buy
ny IN this market. ALBAN rHOM AS& co,
Wholesale aud Retail Druggists
ap7tf l6l, street, Corner bth.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-05-26
RANCH BUTTER AND EGGS

.IRJ.C. YOUNG. will keep constantly on hand
vi at the BANK EXCHANGE, a supply OF Fresh
,anch Butter and Eggs, direct from his Ranch IN the
,oast Range. apntf
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-05-26
Orouille Dailq Butte Rerarh.
WEEKLY BUTTE RECORD

For circulation m the miung and aSricultnrnidis.
tricts Of the codts, will contain theloca and genefai
news of The wee> iatersroesed with Undressing mis-
cellaneous reading matter. 1t will contain twenty
eight columns OF reading matter, and will be one vi
the Iarges1 and cheapest Weekly Newspapers in the
STATE Published every Saturday Ttms--s5 per
Annum six months, SIS; three montiisE2
ADvkRrlsEMES'rs. per square OF ten tues or less,
g-.t In. .rtion. S3aa
Each subsequeRt insertion. 90
rg~ A liberal deduction will be Rade In favoroi
chose who advertise by the year
onS- Business cit d inserted on rcasonHhleterms.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-05-26
r Fl T. OFrIC Z

or the "Butte Quartz Mining Company" is in the
ourt House. 3. w. w. COUGHkH, See'y.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-05-26
Information Wanted

OFGEO w. ROLTON--When last beard from, he
was IN the Northern Mines Any inform iion. di
rccd to this Office, will be gratefully received by his
mother, . -
MRS. T.. PORT, Orove.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-05-26
O r O VII (
Steam Saw Mill,
HEAD OF MONTGOMERY ST.

vENHE Proprietor of this establishment is now pre-.
VI pared To contract for. and deliver orders from
500 IT, 5uO 00D feet of either common Pine or Red
Fir Lumber. nj the lowest market rates The Red
Fir will DE found the best Fencing Lamber that can
be used.
An persons about to build, will find It to their adj
vantage To purchase at this mill, they can have
their Lumber sawed To order. in lengths and sizes to
suit and delivered Free o! Charge.
Attached To this establishment Is one of Wood
worth's Patent Planning. Tonguelng and Growing
Machines and all orders for Planed Lumber ot any
description can be Immediately filled.
Always on hand. Shelving, Flooring. beveed Sid
ing, Joist Fencing Boards, Sluice Lumber Pickeis
Lathe, Snakes and Shingles.
Also on hand. Doors, Windows &c Or 'ers for
Doors Windows, aud Blinds, filled with despatch
GEO. w GARRIOTr.
Orovle. April oath, 1857.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-05-26
sOROVILLE BREW Err Y.

yzyHE UNDERSIGNED HEREWITH GIVE NO
r ticr Ia con sumers of LAGER BEER in Oro-
vile and places around, that they are ready o sup
ply them. They spared neither time nJr expense
for the production of m Article which may compete
with anything of the kind in California Orders are
herewith solicited aud given ones will be promptly
dispatched. Delivery free of charge.
mnr2I If A.BERG & co.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-05-26
'o1oVIILE;
WAT Err WOR X s !

G W. GARRIOTT, PROPRIETOR
HNTENDS Immediately to commence extending
n the main pipe through Montgomery, Downer.
Bird Hunioon. and Myers streets. Parties VINO wish
TO have attachments made To the same, will have
them attended to bv leaving their orders at The Oro-
vile Steam Mill Odce.
The advantages ut these Water Works to the cit.
liens OF Orovlle must be apparent tc every one-an
auxiliary and abor.saver to the housewife, M well AS
store restaurant and hotel Keepers, and eady at all
times of the DAY or night Tor their use
II Il q y l. A L O n s.
lst. Parties wanting the water must apply at the
Office and obtain their certificates Tor the same, by
paying the OF service pipe AMI one moths rent.
End No addition or alteration Whatever IN or
about any pipr Or water cnck, shall be made, or
caused tn be made 10y persons taking the water with
out permission OF the proprietor.
3rd. All persons taking water shall keep their own
service pipes, stopcocks, and apparatus, in good
order. at their own expense, and shall prevent any
unnecessary waste of water.
An. Parties taking the water and allowing Their
neehbors aud Others To Use the same, will be charged
double rales or more the may be.
9Th. The Water Rent is due in advance monthly,
and in all wnere the rent is not paid by the 9TH
the water will Oe stopped
The proprietor is nj times supplied with materi'
al tor service pipe water closets &C. and has in his
employ one ot the best plumbers in the STATE.
Oruvie, A pril cath, 1854.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-05-26
FIRST CONF FEcTToN NER

FIR S T 90 N F K G T ] o " e X
On the Pacific coast, he Haters himself he will be
able to give entire satisfaction to all who may favor
him with their trade.
BY Il new and improved process, his cnndies are
made AT quicker rae and at less expense than Cor.
merlN, 50 that he is enabled TO sell ut much lower
figure than heretofore
Persons desiring anything in his line will do wcii
to call and examine his splendid stock of candies
We'll ~ his prices rs he feels confident they cannot
fail To please the strciest economist
Wholesale PRICES.
A beautiful assortment of STICKS, LUMPS AND
DROPS, selling at the reduced rates.
CONFITU RES -Includng
GARAWAY SEEDS, pearrd and smooth,
CINNAMON STRINGS,
GLOVE BUDS,
CASSIA BUnS
COREANDER SEEDS; large ana
small nj 20tS per pound.
GUM DROP--SNUOrH ALMONDS.
JUJUBE PASTE. FRENCH NOTICES,
ALMOND CANDY &c. at 30 cents.
AALso--A beautiful assortment of FRENCU CAN
DIES, varying in prices according to quality.
The attention of the trading public j. invited to ex
anime this immense stock Candies, comprising every
thing In tie "duIce" line.
e leaves it 10 the buyres TO Judge Of The superiority
of his articles call and for yourselves tor oc-
u'sr demonstration is proof positive. j. REG AN.
Remember the number-33 Montgomery street, be-
tween Bush and Sutter, San francisco Nl9-tf
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-05-26
Jusl Received and in Store.

A large supply of Alconol Campheno. Lard Sperm
Polar, Neatsfoot, ami Boilet Oils. Solar Oh, aud
Cnmphene Lamp Wicks. Cuudle Wick'ng. Wax and
Night Tnpers, orax. soda, Castillo SoaPN salad otl
in Basket Wolfe'- Schapps iostctler's Btieis pure
Cream rarttr, SIrychnine, Castor Oil, and Wyn-
koop's Medicines Wholesale aud re;ail, by
ALBAN, THOMAS x co.
an7tf Corner j aud sixth streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-11
ClNGuLAR PHENOMENON.

-
> To the Rdiior OF The New York Herald
O. Phillips q coyineion, ny discoees sngrtar al m
appearance. causing hun sres pain sni aanoy asee Al,
boush there no mention made Of his disease in ibe medical
n 70 be quite common: az az te s tsef h r. ~
TO the medical world deem proper 70 publish fs ecr
verbatim ct hsraium ct punc,uAium =
McsEs n,Dy,S co-jMsny yesrs slocs asis.sed
NE root Of the har with nud which soon hsren,-f AMI
when tbs was pressed from die cavity with ha nail pre
lourhs Of an incl In length
The disease was extremely annoying. ! employed a e-e,'
time hospital yshed variop vaerins places aud nave
iskcn lue river OF medicines including kebnsd Mb;al
chen re nevel, could never get cured 49, No. Wv s-
AZ ne sprtoach o. e present wintr commenced taking
drnfshed he disease durrE winter AMI arr a. nn I'M
FRO, Cd hai feel satisfied hs, few mon rs we- . curu
lo the be., period my fe IN orn 70 Wet
cure and my OBJ IN Wrng 70 yea irrn uyou can
q very much less sn costs me 10 Guy bv he
which DO a y So Could no be POI up In a rgo ng and
sen, ~ eipsess o. 70 your agent here hat can NJ
VII Sou give me anything Tor several dozens o. your boz
AnswGr TO letter ofw O. Phillips, co-iuxoGs Ky.
The asesse described here understand IL 4 posu.
lar affection attacking the hair bulbs on he person not ou
u The nature poso Of inc head on be one hand
and scne on The other attacking the trunk Of the
sssng treatment Will these casos Rsiway's Rsnovauas
Feoyt ~ pre- err nruty successful ana vhu the poor
Tie experienced physicians vain comes Al lat AZ 4,
20 re- uenty the case broken down and fortune
than tuyer and gold. lie fines remedy ha 70 his asonh
ms - soon a. he begins 70 Jake commsnees is WORK OF
oys the pleasure seeing dsease fsde away st has al
rom ss spss rsids dis
'R"S' 90. RADwAY co,
Otce ls2 Fulton street, New York.
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rr,o ALL WHOM IT NAY CoNCrEr.-rAKp NOTICE
thai pursasrt W decree Of NE ooos county Court OF
euon Plsss and for The county OF Cook and STATE Of m
NOS, ne cbancery side sereof made y cera.n cause
wherein David Olson Ia complainant and udwsrd kdrtdge
.ni ehers arc defendan All persns hsvnG claims agsnf
Benr King formerly Of the city OF New York, snd DE-
erred vpso prior " he 9th dy o. January A. d. 1858 are
o,ujrd present establish kei and
mn Dc zane before me- H. p. rreer Mss.r Chassswy
IN ard for sss county OF Oock, my once IN We cy %
CheNgo, Ia said eoony. On or before ne "a dsy Apr.
4. ~ 1851, . . rr !. " rA - 49, .
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SyrRFiy CouEr-vTr AND COUNTY er xnv
- Yott.-Jaaes hsiises ssL eo-frss rnsissp, rrsfs
res IIeye racu, Jar>es rsnises Thomas ~ srrst
summons for money dcmssd On scnsrscsro NE desrsk
above nsu,ed fou ere hresy summensd and reanr
m tbe ace o. No Usrt Of Ne csy ma conway u New fo,
tho say flsh n taid ely sf V Copy ~ you w
TIE said osnp sipt or the subscribcrs ts snec
No iJ1 broadway, IN One e,y 81 New York within wers
day Of sreh services s,d s = are, II. ssa cyrsn,
srans you The " doxSand dollars aud
cenia with fran so 9Oh dsy Of pecembR
ssud eight hunfred anS e es Decides c0ss Ia 40
hm eBEA RIcnAApsoN, tsAhsn's Ali~rasrs,
JsDopy 8, tgz l67 Rvsaavsy
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DENTISTRY.

nENTIsTRy-DR. x. a. DURKrN, CANAL STREET
~ near Varek o@Ne l7t thew $50 invites attention 70
his long and successful experencc DAILY operations with
new and harmless demanding agent preventing All PAIN.
Prices moderate. -
nENTlSTRYe-rHE LATE PARTNERSHIP PxTSrrvg
~ between Bure smith having been dtssolv 81 nv he
dsain q Dr. Burde The business will be continued by A. n
SMITH, ~ Youth street tive blocks wesi OF Broadway.
NEW INVENTION or ARTIFICIAL rERrH WITH.
~ out metal " ate or claDs-Dr =. n. argRew0ND cSI
broadway invites the public to call and etAne The ice N
are fourhs tighter than porcelain, and be insert
Nnout extracting teeth prevents uervoas
ser on which porcelain unavodsbly causes
fTHosE PERSONS SUFFERING FROM TOorHAC1e
should avoid AL dentists who pretend 70 extract teeth
without pain By freezing The gums The actual suffering
caused % ai process much han thc old fashioned
turnkey Nervous people should Try he painless system,
prescfed BY me only, NJ
pr F,R, 9RIYyIE, " FN9n s<set HrSs,yn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-11

L EROsENE OILS
N Kerosene Illuminating OIL
Kerosene bnnaie OIL
ParA'ne railway grease.
Kerosene lamps,
Kerosene iabricsunx OIL No I.
Kerosene ubricstng OIL No. a The chespest abrcaor
offered 10 the public
The above oils be obtained from ue regularly an
pointed Agents OF the company In all the principal
Villages Of the United sAtss The CanadAs and he Island
Cuba.
MRS KLL1OrTB RHKUMATIC nBROeArIoN.-YoD
M rheumatism, chiibairs lurnbseo, Old spraha disurs
depc. 81 Diytsoa street., New Ysrt nd BY Ma HAyss
Broohrn-
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Gas FOR THE COUNTRY.
VI Gas apparatus alter the pateni OF The
- Maryland Portable Gus Company.
Are Offering for sale
most complete, cheap, simple
And efficient gas machine,
Adapted In all respects 10 the wants Of
Private dwellings, public private schools.
Churches, colleges, factories, founderses
BoteA, watering places 40, &c.
A wen a. towns and villages.
"Details will be furnished
By applying IN person or BY letter
To he once of tha
Whore . machine can be seen
- - In opsrsusa,
O. n, WOODwoRrH A CO.
No n Wall street, New vswh
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i subscribers IA the cheapest and hes; ma,nre In the
world or cora and Vegetables. A pamph jet wil Be
FAcTN kiNS ooNfANf, Nc. 60 Cor1snd street, se~
TIE FIRE MARSHAL IN HIs LATE REPORT SAYS
Tia re nterhned spirit lamps will be fDuni encient safe
guards. Ine lnda rubber SAFETY larp il sold BY HAwX
HURST, sOiI TO- o. Fulton street. and at 400 broadway
IESTRis BLOOM, THE GREAT COSMETIC DgFTrz
tne; eee ssllow conplexions lpox rerkes dsics
loe lnNera ee.ne ~ mahng e outward show Tbe skin
WI oece son e1 beautifully white deaiYl and The
chees VII so" IKE erose Sold only No rirs. street.
MRS. s. SPENCER.
WEpDrre CAnDs-AN ASSORTMENT OF Evxx.
w delIa elegantly srgraved wedding cards, envelopes
&C. can pc had "a sent By pos, psri OF
street F..snss~i is4n 'V] sresd""' oofnef DuAae
WuLINGs COMPOUND AnHpCA LINnIwr.
ssie ~ Miner %. ~ Fulton street New York;
ssss, conr., Only ~ o, Weps Ss~ Rohere w
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EXPRESSES.

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ISLAND OF CuRA EyPREsH OF r. O. BoMBArIvp a
Co.. Havapa.-we win forward freighi and pAces 10 All
parts Cbs BY leaving w every all steamcs
on assg neS nsce per United STATES ms steamer
Al freight should be delivered the DAY before with
% tents and value ON House
WELLS, FARGO 4 co, Agents
No So Broadway q
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GEo. L. CANNON,

NEO. L. CANNON,
VI Successor 10 the Rippowsp, Company,
Having taken the store No 100 Broadway. Canal
street formerly occupied by Tho kippowan Company and
purchased their stocs OF goois and patterns invites the
non Of bis friends and the public % his assortment Of
warming aud yenulaung apparatus which III second
ether establishment In he country We have In omoioy
but FIRST class mehsncs every department. and
customers depend that oil work entrusted 10 will Do
attended 10 with prompnes and despatch in The best poss
bic and nj satisfactory prices Estimates and
made Ter and veniAtpg buildings NJ short NOTICE
and ree of charge We have the exclusive right Of SAFE of
Bolton YAle's caoric furnace, Hayes patent ubula-
elevated oven cooking and heating range, CAMPS patent
chimney and yentator republic and national cooking
together with general assortment 81 goods Of tbs
best quAlAy for warming and venulsting buildings.