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The Placer herald., 1857-07-25
NEW ORLEANS.
NOTICE,
TO LIQUOR DEALERS & MER CHANTS

A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT Of the Oils ne
IN cessary fer making and davoring every va
riety of liquer, and package of the articles used
for giving .fR1IF7CL4L STRE.N'G III to IL
quors, converting 10 gallons of Whisl1ey to 100
gallonsl and every article necessary to commence
LIQUOR STORE. will be furnished for $50.
Also all the Information necessary to conduct such
an establishment, thus enabling the new beginner
to successfully compete with the oldest liquor
dealers. Address through the Post Office,
p. LACOUR, New Orleans.
Lacour's Concentrated field for making ZINE
gar, is put up in 2 gallon packages at SIS per
package-in good shipping order.
The Placer herald., 1857-07-25

Dad" said an incipient legislator to his
indulgent parent. who had gratifed him with
visit to the galleries Of the Capitol, say do
you see any row going on? l don't No,
said the astonished father, of course not
Why did you ask? Cause the man in the
big desk says-the eyes have itr-and just
- noN said the nose had it-so thought there
was some fun down there som'ers!'
The Placer herald., 1857-07-25
ATTENTION.!
DRUGGISTS AND PHYSICIANS
For Sale at New YO4k Cost.

VENHE Stock and Fixtures Of one of the Largest
e Retail Drug Stores in San Francisco. Sold
on account OF REIMBURSEMENT of business. The
fixtures consist in part as follows:
2 doz. Pint Tncture Bots, Lablcd green & gold
9 l-6 Quart '' /"
5-l2"t Gall % "
s l6 Quart Mo. " d"
l HIP Gall F" "
Pair Gilt Enommeld Window Show Stars 20 % gal
The above are the finest ever imported.
Pair Enammeed Dome Top Counter Stars.
! doz' Furnished Fancy Dome Top Stars.
The above are superfne.
Italian Marble Standard Sup. Brass Counter
Set Brass weights for do. lbs down, averdup's
I" Troy.
GD-The above is made as a Bank Scale
! Pannelled Counter very handsome, II X feet
! . :" =" l2X2i '
I" l6 SKA I"
Marble Slab for above counters AZ feet
Counting House Desk and Rack.
Letter Press
Swift's Improved Drug Mill.
1870 Drawers. each in separate cases, In sections
Of 20 each, with solid Rosewood and Mahogany
Fronts. and Labelled Greenland Gold
Dimensions of each Drawer--l2 inches long,
8 inches high. Is inches deep.
The above Drawers are acknowled ged the finest
ever imported.
$50 Feet Deep of Shelving, with handsome
cornice and shelves and pi!asters sold very low.
All the above will be closed Immediately at the
lowest cash price, -
sssG '.~ D. BABcocK. 2
n Davis strest, San. Francisco, r.
June 27th, ls57.-1m
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Post-O Mces in Placer ouutv.
PLACER COUNTY OFFICERS

Hon. J. E. Hale, County Judge.
Charles King, Sheriff.
Tabb Mitchell, County Clerk
Philip Stoner, Treasurer.
Philip W. Thomas District Attorney.
J. w. Spann, Assessor.
J. NJ Gaunt, Public Administrator.
Eugene A. Phelps, County Surveyor.
II. NJ. House, Coroner.
Percival G. Millette, Supt. of Common Schoo,p
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NJ lis

Arrivals and departures Of the Mails to and
from Auburn:
Arrives from Sacramento at o clock ?. N.
From Iowa HILL lllinoistown, and Yankee Jims
at 9 o'clock, A. NJ.
Closes for Sacramento at Q, P. NJ. For the
North at noon.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

f. W. Sherman, lst District, Pine Grove.
W. R. X. Devane, I'd District Gold Hill
John McNally, Sd District, Illinoistown.
John X. Cate, 4th District, Iowa Hill.
William Duck. 5th District, Yankee Jms.
The Board meet on the first Monday In Febru..
ry, May. August and November.
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COLORS OR BRONZE.

COLORS OR BRONZE.
The NEWEST STYLES OF TYPE will
be constantly added to the already extensive
stock of Job materials, and fine assortment Of
PAPERS AND CARDS
will be kept constantly on hand at all times.
A continuance of the patronage of the old
friends and customers of the establishment is So
lioited, and they assured that no effort will be
spared to give complete satisfaction.
The Herald being the Oldest established paper
in the county, having the largest circulation, and
the most extensive Job Office of any press in Pla-
Ger, offers facilities for Advertising and Job Work
surpassed by none.
CALL AND BE SATISFIED OF THE
%~ A * TEL
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COuRT or SFcSIONc


Hon. JAMES E. HALE, Presiding Judge, F. l.
Frey and Rufus Smith. Associates
Meets on the second Monday Of February, May
August and November.
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DISTRICT COURT.

Hon. JOHN NJ. HOWELL, Judge.
Meets on the second Monday in January, and
on the third Mondays in April, July and October,
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RHEUMATISM, CUTANEous ERuPTIONs, DYSPEPSIA,
LIVER COMPLAINT, BRONCHITIS, SALT RHEUM,
CONSUMPTION, FEVER SORES, ERYsIPELAs,
FEMALE COMPLAINTS Loss OF Ape
TIE, PNpLTs, BILKs GENERAL
DEBILITY, &c.
Every revolving year confirms and spreads farther and
wider the wem reputation and deserved popularity
Of this invaluable Medicine, proving 1t to be tho most
ecacous remedial agent known for the of all dis
arising from impure sale OF the blood As mild
aperent antisepc and tonic il contains the three
stores. Tho rapdity with which the patient
HEALTH AND STRENGTH
under this triple influence is surprising Each new In
which is applied furnishes in tho result certificate
of its excellence and have only to point to the
effects to convince incrculity itself Of its real value
Another Cure Of Scrofula,
Troy, N. Y, Sept I, 1854.
Me'srs A. B. Il D. SANDS: Gentlemen, Il have for
ease, Scroula; much be offensive my hus.
band and TO myself and to obtain relief have tried every
kind OF medicine that came under my notice. without
effect Ono Of my neigibors who had been cured of a
similar complaint by your Sarsaparilla, advised me to
mako trial Of It, and truly say that has done
that my evidence induce Others similarly afflicted
adopt the remedy with the satisfactory results,
remain gratefully yours
SARAH A. j. POHLMAN.
Prepared and sold by A. Ii. Il ID. SANDS, Whole.
sale Druggists No. 100 Fulton-street, New York
For sale by DEWITT. KITTLE Il Co, II. JOHNSON
& Co. and REDINGTON Co.. San Francisco; RICE
h COFFIN Marysvi,e; R. II. MCDONALD u Co, Sac
ramento and by Druggists generally.
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PROBATE COURT.
Hon. JAMES f. HALE, Judge.
Meets on the fourth Monday in each month
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COUNTY COURT

FfOn, JAMES Il. HALE, Judge.
Meets on the second Monday in February, May.
August and November.
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YEvHE Stock and Fixtures Of one of the Largest
e Retail Drug Stores in San Francisco. Sold
on account OF REIMBURSEMENT of business. The
fixtures consist in part as follows:
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SAN FRANCISCO.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

A. Il. DuraBd, American merchant at Gt1s-
who, i, IL said loet property there when tee pIssis
bombar6ed, bss brought suit sgains, Capt. ~ ~,
The defe meant sets Up that he siGp!y obeyea@s
Gers Of bic Government; bit 70 this the plsisgT
murs, "a the ground thst the President Il the -
STATES bac DO right n dhec: the honoardmem -
tte concurrence Of Congress. The question INV
is an in por.ant one.
IT the case !. as above stated. We .hini =
rerd must l.se. A Pre.ident Iuay sonfH"e'
absolutely required 70 order Militsg ope"
when there il 10 Congress in existence. N~-
given in the case Of Grey town was bsdlj ceso~,
ard wor.e executed; bat the abuse Of Po""
no uesns proves i.s non- existence.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

In addition to the reasons which We urged Isss|
day for the steady adherence By New-YOrk, Bsdl
and New. Orleans to the specie ystem, there n n
another which we did not mention. Whstevers|
banks might do, there is no question bat that y
Federal Government viii adhere to the specsFe|
TEN. TIE importing cities, beside paying ~
foreign creditors in gold and silver, will be oshe
f. meet the daties on imports in tho ssas VI"
The disbursements Of the Government 90 '"
largely at other points, 60 that the zane specs :
tracted from US would be mainly paid oes s~s
profit Of others. L. will be vastly better us :
specie We need and must have for foreign psJeS
and to meet tie demands Of the Cusson' 'nsS
should flow in upon rs BY the natural ope's~
things, az it must and will If we MAINTAIN
payments in pay nent Of debts ard for the Ps"
Of goods, than 10 be obliged to purcAss
up aid down the country at p.eniun ."
ter to twenty per cent.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

VIC cssamaso toAs Ou1 ffcecot' RcPeAss -"
dscs sn sgereests value of Twenty i've Hundred
Millions per snnum with less exertOn and assiduity
than vouh have been requisite, with tho ma7nines
and implements Of fifty years ego, TO produce IN
aggregate Of Two Thousand Millions. In Other
words, q years use of the industrial and nechani.
cal improvements of the last half century s equva-
lent to our entire Foreign Debt.
VIII. Our Railroads have coat largely more than
Five Hundred Millions, and though not worth thas
sum TO the stockholders, they are worth more 70
the country. There is hardly one of them that we
could afford to lose, if we might thereby be rein-
bursd its entire cost. Though the stockh aden
have lost threefourths Of their investment, and
the bCI dholders good part Of theirs, the farmers
ard artisans derive an advantage from these Roads,
il tbe shape Of enhanced prices for what they sel
and diminished cost for what they buy, to the full
extent of their cost. What they have taken out
Of their builders pockets they have added to the
value Of the lands and lots adjacent to their
several fnes.
TX. Our area Of soil prepared for cultivation
has been greatly increased within the last lew
years. Cabins and fields dot the vast and fertile
praries of the West nOrthward to Pemoaa and
westward to the Big Sioux and Fort kearney..
Probably half million new farms have been COM
menced within the last half dozen years; and,
though some of the pioneers become discouraged or
bonesick, the cabin once built is very rarely abau-
doned. II NAV be deserted for q year or two, but
is soop re6ccupied.
y. We have not only an abundance OF coal,
iron, lead, copper, gold, &c, in our mines, but we
have Of late considerably increased our sklll and
efficiency i'll extracting them. We not only know
how 10 make all the Fabrics We require, but we have
factories resdy built wherein to make them. II
there were this day wall of brass heaven-hsh be-
tween us and Europe, We should recover from our
commercial depression in a month, make thence
forth all the Iron, Fabrics and Wares We need, and
fiud in such production ample employment at fair
wages for our people now threatened with enforced
idleress and consequent famine. IT is only through
our complication with and dependence On Europe
tbst We are threatened with serious calamity. And
this dependence we can terminate at pleasure
through a revision Of our Tariff.
of course we have hard Winter before US,
and many business men still erect are in danger OF
prostrstion. Some Banks will fail utterly, and
many more may be driven to temporary suspension,
while thousands will remember the Winter Of
1857 as the hardest of their lives. But the tend
epcy even of its disasters will in the average be
aforementioned greater frugaLty closer cir
cumspecticn, more general productive industry
aid contraction or liquidation Of debts, instead Of
pr deal or oatentatious living, reckless adventure
useless or perncious avocatiOns, and universal ex
pansiop. If the medicine is repulsi7e, it only
proves that the patient is very sick. Let him take
it with fortitude, fully resolved never to need it
again.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

might be st oncs realized b pay tAcse nstss ar
culatins abroad as fast a. they csms homo. It
would seem to be preeisely Tie want Of such 70
served fund to meet foreign circulation suddenly
returned which il the cause Of the embsrrassmenn
under which the Rhode Island banks are SdAerins
and which has driven them to follow the example
of Philadelphia in stopping specie payments.
A. 10 the idea Of restricting the currency under
SIS to specie, whatever advantages, if any, that
system may have, the protection Of the banks
against pancs and runs is plainly not one of them.
Indeed. we have not the least doubt that this sys-
tenn rather tends to the promotion OF runs and
panics. Nor does il seem very likely that with
specie 10 per cent or more above the par OF
the ordinary commercial traniactions, it will De
possible to keep this specie in circulation for the
purposes of the retail trade. As fast ss it Ii pad
in to the .hopkeepers they will withdraw 1t; and
since small currercy must be had as well ss large
currency, Philadelphia will have alongside the cer'
fed checks Of the banks, an issue Of private shin
pla,ters, and, in spite Of the law against foreign
small rotes since necessity knows no lsw) an influx
of small notes from the neighborpg States. If the
banks are relieved from the penalties hanging over
them in consequence Of their suspension, it will
hardly be possible to enforce any law preventing
anybody from accepting in the way Of payment
and exchange, whatever be msy choose to receive
for that purpose.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

The Buffalo Commueiai fsncie' that some ad'
yau,nse wss gained al Syracuse over that sec'Ion Of
the Republican party to which The TRIBUNE is
attached. and smarty ssys:
"Tbe xictor;ous faction N the Couveation hsve
given the word Democratic precedence TO the word
Republican and II is too l-,e for NJ Gree'ey'o 70 pro-
test tesn't the capture OF the Republican Shp " Tue
Rsdcsl DeDoorats"
There is not candidate Of Democratic antfce-
deDts on the Republican ticket who was not sup
ported and voted for in the Convention by "Mr.
Greeley" As to The tsme Democratic Re-
publicsn," we do not see why democratic
Wbis" should find it Objectionable But We care
not button for THE or auy other pane, and only
noticed the matter TO dscsiu any intent m on our
part Of changing the nsoe v our party, or Of
mskipg capital out Of tie tern Democratic.
otlsr. aIe free to ast ist themselves, as ~ are.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

II. ~. .1.,..;s.;oeeu Of ~ CaA Fs.d, under
A. d,s,, lof JAN Sd and 9th. BE tssn. under
date Of july I5th, charges the STATE Tor vn'ns tas
farm Of Philip Schuyler at Ne".hocneuo; 70 20.
eide upon an application Of SAID Sonuye, i''
grant of land under water, in pursuance 0i ate
solve of the Legislature, dated June iZ'n ol 'n''
YEAR Fot this yisit be charges the State mileage
not from albany but from Abion-9lO miles IN AL
And takes S273 therefor, in addition TO one dAys
nav. Does any man believe, will any one pretend
that with the resolve Of the Legislature four weeks
previous in full view, Mr.. Church returned 70 Al
b;on After seryins at the Canal Board July osh and
9th. and made a fresh journey thence BY Albany
to New. Rochelle, 90 as TO be at the latter place
.July 18th? Who can believe it, And i be did
not make this journey, why should he have charged
for it,
Again: Mr. Church charges The Ssate TOR At
tending q meeting Of the Commissioners OF she
General Land Office on the 30th Of December,
ls52-one days service with $l7l for mileage
from his residence at Albion, of course. This was
the dead Of Winter and the Legislature convened a'
ALBANY On Tuesday. Jan. 4th, '53-fve days after
Mr.. Chureh's attendance with the Land Comms'
,opers as afortsaid. Mr.. Church ehalSes the State
sl1l for Journey from Albany TO Albion and bsck
,os;n between has service on the Land Commission,
Thur,ds, Dee. 3Oth, '52, and his appearance {"
preSdpe officer of the Senate, Jan. 4th, 'oo.
Does any one believe that he was actuaNy re-
ouired to return to Albion, after his single day
service, Dec. 3Oth, so, before his temperance
in Albany as President of the Senate, jan. 4tn'
1888 And if there was no necessity for making
such iourrey-if in fact, the journey was not
n uade-should il have been paid fort Let honest
men, who regard integrity and economy In puonc
expenditure as something more than party cap
trap, give the answer.
Again: There was an Extra Session OF the
LEGISLATURE in 1853 extending from May ~ 70
July 81. Mr.. Church charged and received
nav in full for such session, and Sl7l mileage from
Albion to Albany and back again. July I'D OF tnis
same year, be charges for day attendance on tue
Canal Board Sc, and mileage from Albion to Albany
and back-Sl7l Did be make any such Journey
except that for which he charged and received pay
in his Legislative account Z Let the record answer
We will not further pursue this investigation,
unless challenged to it. We entered upon it un'
willingly, provoked by the affected concern of our
adversaries for "bleeding New-York.' They have
chosen to avoid the great issues of the day so far as
possible, and to begin the game Of casting imputa-
tons on personal and political probity. If they
lose by it, who can pity themi Mr.. Church is
their candidate fer the chief financial Office in the
State, opposed to Robert Denniston and Nathaniel
S. Benton, both men Of proved, unquestioned in
tearity. Was it wise in Mr. Church's supporters
to provoke comparisons7 Are we likely to i'm
prove the financial condition of our State by
making Mr.. Church her Controller
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

huASrisr set Of sfhcses, hryor ns.A~
ciom pensioeers, Involving osrtaA issr,.. ~
tax levy. Here and there IN honest M -
against The tide Of corruption, bet esseun,
no success and few thanks. Mr.. Fhse ~
times successfully defended the peopIa ~.
the control of the funds, be has strives 4. :,
econmoy; but bis counsels are uaheedel -,
most he can do is to frshten away tai.,.. :
fusing to pay, and compelling Asu % ,;.1 - M
nit their Illegal claims to the scruSu, AZ . .r
What the taxes would have amounted d NY
Cor troller in league with the domisaat u,,..:s
the Common Council, it is impossible b go
The weI-known fact that he would ceain,, -.
to pay any great swindle until co.peua,'S
has prevented q hundred maguiaceat -.
from di,gracing the recOrds Of city Iss.lsss \
IN the report published yesterday, NJ. vi
shows some Of tho little pickinu sM a. y
which make up such oppressive assrrss. n
old Department Of Repairs and supplies bsr.s,
lot of bills for wsrk done on public buiH,, !.
evasion Of the contract system, ia wha u
charges range from thirty to one hundred N ~
beyond the fair market price. And tAa pn,s,1
seems to govern all who furnish work 4 nj
for the city. They expect the people esass1.l
TO pay two dollars for the same article al b p
yiduals for cue; and, by judcious lab0 annsI
members of the Common Council I'd Hsi, !
Department, their swindIing bills au dIy hs]
ized. Even the contract system, good IA IA y
rity, is made to yield large revenues 10 n~ssl
lous adventurers, BY the practice Of buying 4 :
who bid at fair prices, c,ncelns their ceatn,|
and giving the work to "the next highest u,|
the instance of paving job recently taken vIa|
the lowest bidder sold out to one whose p,opsiA.||
was nearly hundred per cent higher.
The significant table which closes this reyx,
worth reprinting: -, - -
xorx, rx,orr,rrsIyyrrn m rRE CITY oy NV "a
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30
We are happy to be able I, console As \

We are happy to be able t. console - r.
with the assurance-that ia to say, that Pn I
the public that 10 inclined 10 accept III
Herald az authority-that, in spite Of al tAs ~
istipg gloom and distress, social, pohtal 4
financial millennium is rapidly approaching v
are assured-by The Herald - As amid II
tho prevailing rOttenness, there stil rsnsn ,
sound Institutions in the country, to wit: II 4
Y. Herald itself aud the Administration dln|
dent Buchanan. 1t 10 proposed TO combias -
two remnants of sOundness, or rather IN Hosl
graciously proposes to take Mr. Buchanan IA I
sort of junior partner, and forthwith proceed !
q social, political, moral and financial regeuenss
Of this city, State and ration. It Is only under ,
last head that The Herald has Jet fully dssssi'
it, scheme of operations. 1t proposes to ngam'
the financial world by an ld.clothes process. u
the next six months everybody is to wear Ass
clothes instead of buyirg new ones. VITA it, ~
accuracy of statistics and figures, that paper 90.
to the conclusion that two hundred and hies
lions Of dollars might be quietly pOcSetd gs
simple operation. There arc in the Uaied 81
twenty five millions Of inhabitsnts-s.aves, sss'
and bare footed besgars included-and II saa
these within the next six months only sus
twenty. five dollars in the way Of clothing, Tr
tbirg will be put right again. Here is N
simple process, level to everybOdy's apprehssa'
and well backed up BY figures, too. We dans
the schemes to be proposed for cur moral pOliSa
and social regeneration, will be equally feasibs
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

Abou. the be-: .tirg, is w0'ld 'eem' that : ~ .,
DO N these tines. 10 the way os p'eridsss ~
IAN ly xovle >, TO get ilied oa rsilTSsS-'.
psIs, lorever. to eneos- oas wien ''s. .,suss
ven. W. obser,e hat w'ees ID @s.i,.a
,ss cher "a, recovered $4,000 IamsEe. .ssaI a..
w,.,..,,, l;sD... fot tayin, kaiss b" aA''''
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

TIE Hon. John Tyler. former President Of The
United States, has taken the pains to reply to a
portion Of Gen Pillows recent ,Difesto. His let
ter, slthough not 90 causic a. Gen. Scots, will
repay perusal. Poor Pillow seens TO be shaken
st both ends
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

Gahgnani says: m. BsbiDet, the ssToeo -
"jus. anpoUrced TO the liz stitute ths, u soneeSs
" of favorable change in the eurenn q .n' - -
" series OF yeats Of heat has been eb,efeu w. "
" the present is the commencement a
-Those currents DO 90. seem to ssve "sca'
coast a. yet. We have rsye: ssa 9 'o'ae' 'ss'"
tbs nrarprf.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30
AMOUNT OF TAXES LEVIED rs THE CITY ov sEw-vs
roR rEy yIoHT WARS FROM 1850 TO 1857.

Not q word is needed 10 prove that the nan I
iect of administration has been TO make nsoyt
the ofIice.holders and their frieuds--thst PIN
and not protection Of the treasury has bss l
rule-that all professions Of reform have \
false and intentionally deceitful; in shot, I
with certain personal exceptions, the local v's|
.nent Of the Metropolis Of America has ~ ,
years and still is administered BY mon Wk I
morally no better than highway robbers.
Are the taxpayers willing that the Prscsi
hibited in the above table sAaLl continue ~,
year7
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30
Men, alaris Dxau @iha,te
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 30. 1877.
TO CORRESPONDENCE

sobscrfse sending lsn.noes esoeaay smis y ase
top the pame of the Po~ Ofoe. frequently 'e
nan. c1 the State, TO which tbex pspss 70 b Aanf A.
wny, mention the Of The Poet O6~> and Rar - .
No Io.Io- OF Conmnnicstsola
aver Tor insertion must be auth snt stod ~ ths
aaoe And address m the writerpot neo1ssf, fct edSn
los. but a Eusrsnty Of his good faith
A., >suuo, undertake retu rejected C0nnmunio4rc,,
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

AJye,tissuerts for THE WLLKLY TRIB0N Of this
week must be handed in to-day. Price - ane'
Circulation orer 10000 copies.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30
SEWING MACHINE.. .-WArsON's so Sewng
WOODS BUILLIYGs. No. 5GI Broadway.

kuporters and # Gas Fixtures The sub
sers ctfuly inform th friends and thr pubic that
opened their ich ttock OF CHANDEsRs ana
oomprsns The choice styles from tho lead
hg m auiecturers Of this colutr7 and Europe
We pleasure N announcing that our arrangements
fr al line viii enable us 70 offer them
Al tnarmf.o, urers prces, GEO H. KITCHEN s. Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

WIGS HAIR DYE, WIGS -CRIsTADORO. No. d
Aor House has the safest, e suest and the best Hair Dye
In the world
HIS style Of Zephyr Soaps beat all for their ps'1ra
reesuce ghness and adsptby 20 che head The Dye sp
piled iu private Copy the address.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

Peaches, Pums, fears. TOnatOes, or any other
Fruit OF Vegetable may be pesey-d without sugar by using
sPRATTs PATESr Cas- which ACKNOWLEDGED 10 be the
osy reliable sesesng in market Full directions for
preIerying accompany the cam.
No rs ffoct-st., near Bsekrnsn.
BAH orders by post promptly forwarded TO any part Of
acitx @ofr Npense
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

D NEw.YORK STATE MONEY Will be taken at par
by M.ss DALEY Co. anGing the very low prices
(yide Dry Goods column of this paPe at
Nhith tntY ofer their goods.