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The Nevada Democrat., 1857-09-02
UNITED STATES HOTEL =!
NJ. RoSFNIIEINT pronrIctor

ssssaa This NEW AND SPACIOUS HOTEL LATELY
hliR# erected and just completed in the aourishing
I.;sEH town Of Hnmbug City, North BloomGeldl is now
2a open for the reception ofpermancnt and trancient
arders in style unsurpassed by any other Hotel in the
Mountains.
THE TABLE is suppliedby all the variety tho mar
ket affords and the Beds and furniture entirely new
and for style and comfort they cannot be excellcd
AI-Parcular attention paid to ladies and Familiesa
THE BAR will be under the supervision OF the gen
tlemanly proprietor NJ ROSENHfM and will at all times
be supplied with the choicest Wines Liquors and Cigars.
August 25th 1S57.--47-lm%
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-09-02
McRoberts Funst stOn q,

berts s. Funst on,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED TIE
LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK OF
Wines, Fine Braudies, Liquors, Cordials
AND CASE GOODS
EVER BROU G HIT TO NEW AID A.
TIMER stock of Family Groceries and Miners Supplies
is unsurpassed in Variety, Quality, and LOW PRICES
by any house this side of the the Bay.
GtrH ond its md ice uiH guarantee
Entire SatIsfact lon = In Price and Quality.
NIB (Aods delivered free of charge. We always de-
liver the same quality of goods which sell to our Gus
toners McROBERTS L. FUNSTON,
35tf No 81. Broad street. doors above Post Office.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-09-02

B8- Certificate, the Undersigned Governor of
Hungary do testify hereby that Dr. L. j. Czapkay has
served during the contest for Hungarian liberty Chief
Surgeon in the Hungarian army with faithful perseverance
Whereof have given him this certificate and do
mend him to the sympathy attention and protection of all
those who capable to appreciate patriotic self sacrifice
| and undescrved misfortune. KOSSUTH LAJOS,
Governor of Hungary.
Washington City Jan. 9th 1852
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-09-02
=w0 M5E mEc=A ~I SAs
- t O am F O fl N O q
CANDY MAN UF ACTORY!
NO. 80 MONTGOMERY STREET,

Between Bush and Suter streets
TIME Proprietor of the above named establishment takes
i this method Of informing his numerous fricnds and
customers that he intends following the example Of the
Gas Company-that is, to REDUCE HIS PRICES which he
hopes will give entire satisfaction TO ALL
His Candies are all manufactured from Stewards
Double Refined Sugar, which he imports himself and all
the used by him OF the finest flavor and the
best in the market together with variety Of other ar
ccs apperainng TO the manufacture Of Candies too ma
mcrOus to mention
Having had an experience Of seven years in the business
cc coast he atters himself that he will be able to give
entire satisfaction TO all who may favor him with their
trade.
BY a and improved process his Candies made
at quicker rate and with less expense than formerly 10
that he is enabled TO sell at much lower figure thanhsrs
tof0re.
Persons desiring anything in his line win do well to eah
and examine his splendid stock of Candies well as his
prices he feels confident they cannot fail to please the
strictest economist.
beautiful assortment of Sticks Lumps and Drops sell
ing at the reduced rates
C0mfitureS--lncuding Caraway Seed, pearled and
smooth; Cinnamon Strings Glove Buds Cassa Budf; Cer-
rander Seeds, large and small; at Reduced Rates.
Gum DrOpS-Sm0oh Almonds, Juiube Paste breach
Notices, Almond Candy, &c. at 30 cents
Also-A beautiful assortment OF French Candles,
varying in prices according to quality. a.t
The attention of the trading public is invited to axamns
hsimmense stock Of Candies, comprising everything in
the "dulce' line.
lie leaves il to the buyers 10 judge of the superiority
his articles call and yourselves for Occuar dem
0nstrator Is proof positive. ta
B5~ Remember The nuBber--33 MONTGOMERY ST,
bstdeeR Bush and Suffer- san Ffdieiseo.
n B. All orders from the country promptly attended 10.
Goods delivered in any part Of the city, at Of the
wharves free Of charge 4S-3m
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''' -"71stOI laICa Nnl LuIty Jants u
Persons calling for any of the above letters will please saw
'ADi iEhIlSED" JfIIN T. CRENsHAW, post Master
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-09-02
Burnetts and sands F9avorlng Extracts,

Burnetts and Sands FlavOring Extracts,
now considered better, and are generally
used than any other, for hayoring Cusard Pies Blanc
Mango Ice Creams Sauces &c. &c. For sale in quanti
ties to suit at GEO. o. K1LB0URN'S Drug Store CONNER
cal street. Aso--Burnetts Kaison, Orient Water,
the ost eecual preparation for the removal of Tan
Feckles, Pmples roughness of the skim giving it fresh
clear and blooming appearance try it. 42-tf
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LIST OF LETTERS.

Remaining in the Post Office at Nevada City
Cal, Sept: lst. 1857.
Published officially in the NEVADA DEMOCRAT, having
the largest circulation in the County.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-09-02
N.ATIONAL ExCHANG .

No 81 BROAD S1REET, NEVADA,
TINE undersigned late proprieors Of the UNITED State
i HoTEI. having leased BickKnelPs Block and hand
somey fitted up throughout prepared to
modate permanent and transient Boardcrs in style
surpassed in the State.
The Table will at all times be supplied with all the va
rieties the market affords.
The Beds and Furniture all new and for STYLE
and comfort, cannot be cNcellcd
Particular attention win be paid to the accommodation
of Ladies' and Families.
Having had long experience In the business.
fdent Of being able to make the NATIONAL Of the
most desirable Hotels In the mountains.
This Block is substantially built of Brick, and
withsood the late disastrous rcthe airy and
well finished and from this Balconies you have splendid
view Of the surrounding country.
BY- OPEN An NIGHT ga
The Bar will be under the supervision Of Mr.. THOMAS
HENRY and will at all times be supplied with the choicest
WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS.
PEARSON EEALY, Proprietors.
Nevada Aug 90 1856. 4R-u
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-09-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

j. Ii. johnson, Esq, announces himself
as an ndepeut Candidate for election to the Office Of Jus
tice of the Peace for the Township of Bridgeport Nevada
County. n' 45-te
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-09-02

e. X. Kane Lodge, No. re, F. Is A M, holds
its meetings every Friday evening at Masonic Hail. Neva
da Stated meetings the Friday evening proceeding the
full moon. c. C. GREEN, W. NJ.
/ Y WATSON Spc'y.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-09-02
CO Dr. Z. J. CzapIsoy Is the only PhysIclan

R1D- DIR. l.. j. Czopl<oy Is the only Physician
and Surgeon in California who has accumulated for
tune solely by the Practice Of his profession. He has
classical education and added to the talents Of physician
and surgeon he sa gentleman Of easy manners, and
frank and open heart These qualities have
rbaed much to his great success but that which has
done for him than all else is the uniform candor he
has shown to his patients. He decieves them but
tells them with sincerity and honesty his opinion of their
diseases Though possessing confidence in himself he
uperaes other gentlemen of the profession and from
acquaintance with him. believe he strives religious
y to do unto others as he would that others should do
unto him."
We refer the reader to the Doctors advertisement in
other column.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-09-02

Nevada Temple of Honor No. s.--AIeets every
Monday evening, at Tempars Hall, at O'Clock.
Visiting Brethren in good standing Welcome.
j. SrRArroN W R. 6-6m w. F. LYON, W. C. T.
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re CORRESPONDENTS.

LETTERS concerning subscriptions advertising other A.
RAneia Of the Integrneer should be addressed TO
taE rTopTietOrs
Lclss concerning editorial department Of the paper,
IhOuI be Addressed 70 The EditOrS, jointly or to either one
Of them.
CoSrespcudens writing for publcatOn will please write
only side Of the paper.
Observance OF the above rules VIII greatly obge US
prompt attention 10 correspondents than
Icy night otherwise receive.
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NOMBER 2I2
CITY BUSINESS.
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE
ia MAIN ST. MllLEIING.

~ 0OA4G&aAN G1AA4s4 IA " IL GaA4EAlaES
ia MAIN ST, WHEELING.
Fall I-SA WINTER TRdDE
StoSE * THOMAS tAke Ea-ussrp = snsossssag lsas
TIatsr -
,lry GSOAs, Varieties aad HliinnSPy CsSois.
tSS enre fesf rrevsvya Sisy3r StcSaA fsn PFsIaass
tesi IL iAs Fshlc tsSst thGn
$4,000 WORTH OF GOODS,
Ieg D. ts larrsss MOST bESiRARIF otsek -
fTEeaF sr BEST sFllCTlN 81 SAs.Cs aa ~ 40,
rvss ulsrr1 - Tie Rstlc-
Ts trsr fyTess =Nr,Jy tsS adea iarse sssSk e
CATrrsirs AMI Haze 81 ss i1icst avAiSas ana Asf fa
Aa alse trhut5e tine q Sta.sS ks- sutahi- f,r ~
WtnRes tFadrto sota - HheA a. 70 thrlf ulSsk
g,i=saiF, iAss iHTstf ihc aitvayna a.. TFaIe.
- Als AsAty - u All klE - CaR fahsci ana 6s,-
ms iarci uit t Cash, thrs have dsnf IN -,
tftl - vel - issf IVA raF1eEs, aIsnatSr.
u sstsS lestasss ty shlc arr E3gs usres
SXse- d b ~ pfaiiss Aes,r T. g. WCsi.
fN aSt the ants - trtg ra;,ls fraslnF Tpis trr
haNS 1Ar Snd ATr uAtine as tartssh
shsif liis 10 tAz Wet
Ia tAts s'ssk Izsy is tSaad faTy
lzeee yes siAasierhsiaF persr eftke hntsa t-u.rtl
p, SS2 fTsash Asrasots CasaHsTSa, BetlhaShss,
f ens = ths Reastt PslhtSl arhrs sAAiei "a 49,
70 atE'psd tashuasE-a AIa pyiasssa-izIaiis,t.
sAsNts 49, oisalh--Ssserasus " tAs FieAesI
soooo yds u,nyhsss, Desalss DslAiasa aad lint. .s
.leP3 - nVaNea-eH.tSseiug ths laFrvat iit- n
t ~ ~ y - & % Sls Sgs1n geCi kSpt 6y AE3 piialAF
eseset y res ~ asg tgslae IN tla- citr.
Ilsey hzvr laid IN tyF Nles e slo..r eu.
Tari hnd tardgr TIE Pukte that sert unsn tsIr t
sAAil b uAfitiRE 20 Flrasr.
tAcy feti raundcnt can efrF hnierr.srt. a.
sts oas4 tsSsFa eAeFiiSd b hSuaa % ~ Wet n NJ
DE Unsd staies. Ne treablr shog Toadssoad, sst =
Csrs heiCts Sud nBEtt for cslst9h.tr1.
" 3'N'Es GA Aeh1' tE'iaV I've 6SesS fsathsFu,
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MONDAY MORNING
TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland q P1ttsburg Railroad.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT


E7.s2 g; 7
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
IraiHS ran through to WAeeliag q PiftsburqA
ON and after Monday, March g 1851. TrailI 9ll nm
" dnuy, tse"days saeeptsdl a teiloSs:
Its u Man TrHin, alola az ~ Way Stations, arrives
PntsbuEEh AZ Sss6 NJ and a whseiiaT At as
RS n EzpEsss TEaIn. stops only At Hudson Raysnna,
Aiiaasss BayaEd. sali3s5iis, WsiiiIiils snd
5:iS u AeeoHm0aauon Train for RaVsnnL Gad Way
LEAVE PITTsBuRGH.
;ysisad =. 20 n and 'aSss RSesiis atFia'i AZ as s
500 n Ezpres. Train. stops a. Way Stations sresp,
Mae5eIer i2lti !, cis1slsSd 1ii .t 12s!i Sa II a ad
LEAVE WHEELING.
sf5 II Mall Train, stops at Way sAtIona arrives At
Pittsburlh q 4:as. and at Cleveland at $50 N.
Svss a Pi,tbufsh a. $40 i s. Ind mdS CsSeaai SsGa
At $50 u.
II Aee9a,noaaiiOn 9 Train isaJss RsIsuna at S.as "
ndiGn q iPge - stops AZ al Stations, and arrive, Al
~ An TIliaS stop Al Euclid sssees s,.tteu
Tascarawas Brnneh.
Trains leave Philadelphia I:4S NJ Dover At s:C5
WnyGeabprg arrives Baynrd At 1u2u connecting
With Train on Main Line, for Cleveland Pltisbergh aud
from Cleveland, Pittsburgh and Wheeling wAynehhrEh
Al 4ioPM - ~ -''-4' F'i'@
and wheeling and Pitt,GurEh.
Connections.
The Trains connect Pittsburgh with II PennSyIvanA
Railroad for HATTiSbuTgh Philadelphia, Bahlnlore
York aud Roston.
steubrnyIe with the stsubenvie and Indians Railroad
Tor Cad.E CoSoetop, NsEATk Columbus aud Cincinnati;
At Hhesliug Wlth the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Cunberand FredS SriekEburg, Washington City and BaIt.
more Also With Steamers for MARIETTA, PaIkeIEburg and
pointE on the Ohio River.
Al Cleveland with the Lake shore and Cleveland TOs
do Railroads for Buffalo, Niagara Fails Canada and New
Aorks Toledo NhcnEo R5cE Island,
Galena, Racine, Milwaukee, st Paul the
West. 81
- Tickets be purchased Once the Line;
also a. all the principal Ticket Oees Of tie varioa
Meeting Roads. -.
az Fare n low by any other Route.
sup'w oHice .. P. railroad, J. DURAED, suP't.
Clevelanh, March 6, 1851. mh12
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! ,MISCELLANEOUS
TERsEs

TERMS
I,ss Esss.: I'D F,;ssaSsS, =, .a s9a. sliS 90 q
E M, tSs5..i I6i:; ~ 3
THE PRoPRIEroRs saSs rreni pie.sr, 10 ,,yl,.,lar
\ 9sr t1.aks ior ne s5atiytat Aa1 snpsrs<1,aiva
5sh have marked Ihs eaLrsi Il tsir IsSiIstOa SAGE
rEsd sNert'oEs 70 aest, m tas 500 SeisHt tsassr le
siss oS gisrClaiiys fyiiiiEe Ms rtsi
snTS5isner 0t ths PEiaeiPai a hsAvy RAnkpS
men SaS eI5Sls4 2s9 70 S52g e SsErss q TrtsCtsR
SoT ATTAINED BT ANY OTHER INSTITUTION. EacS
ey a Lev pEveesa Il dTgd ~ thr Dtk ihittf-
Of an AeeogHtAatI dgusI iA0rougAy tssgl II 1i
AoHssi and tdn Al vzTB,zi flItsaE uad SrrrFisls
bl9hieI1 are, IN a great Ia~asusy, dirsiPalryi.
ants We sSVs S slsG ~ .er,isss 81 y .ss a. d's ~
NEST enlnsHi lsGTsFs in ohO lecture esmasrsiAl
Our Instruction Is too extended 10 rtisaIar
ENTEY sooK kEEFIS % SiS s Sasd'S ssd 5 n,is a y
- SeiSntine lsslsctureI upen CosasIeil lstoT
sEGPhS, commsreiAI Prousts, CemusreisI CasaStious
Political Eeonemy ArrCAnis Law, EtAes Grade, Part.
TIE LADIES' DEPARTMENT
I nov SPsaSd for the reception ofads No lasitutan In
ne Talon Parts tAOressh intervening eSsT1s u
In eeaeuIOn us EOad add thai us ssAn pu. ssrA ear
erAt ea0rts TO merit in h dsTee tr DAT.
tsTinE reception Ni uheh enterprise igt N Sss
eesrss q treiHiis Itstrueiips ttaH az aHv
Among The reeeoaaRseadatiOns give fOllou.
I'VE, the ndsr.Ene, take pleasure in ,ssuiIir that vs
are Personally aeGHtutrd viii Nh Grungvrp ABILITY an
Accountant and Teacher of Book Keeping, NaEh ii Or ts
highest order. lie has had r1perirner A..
In heavy Commercial and Banking iIspsra which
giEGa iiu superior facilities In inpaTtnr Irdeficul
Eso.csdgs ef BoSt Keeping, aAd t4erOseA C0lauss0iai
l. }. ALLEN, Ii. n.
President Of Farmer ColirEo.
LoR1H ANDREWS,
Prssidsnt on Ksnyo, Censrs.
To young men who pi.l to Acquire Bs.iH f, Esues
,,o " ne eink II affords facilities very seldom guAisd.
Mr. GRANsEH has tie qualifications of tuOu
SEo and apinrss IN teaching, added practical CaunpK
hoo experiences, and feel confident rura
his College viii b. fully eOnpttsnI 70 Keep cpBE
A.f sToSE Wholesale and Rstai Merchant,
J. J. JASNEf, Srcy Board Of Cpntrui, o.
J. = Farm, book Keeper az b. 7. WOoiburga.
ID. ONkltDlER. Book Keeper ~ Clinton Hank.
IL z MILLS, Sec'y CDiaHbuH a ias aud Cekg Co.
C.B MASON. hook Kespvr al }. II. Riley Goa.
GB -Por full particular, send for circular
GRANGER 4 A3ASZRON0,
I.1-lE ProbrielOrS.
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KScoUEAUE AMERICAN MGSOFAcFURKI
RuIAKHt'p HOOK q EkFsRfSiE
Writing E'luid

SlNcE et Eu-TaF Tia lhk Ass becn hsfare ne pusls
~ neE htaTly tee year, has tssa constantly -Ii "a
nold Fiatl -. t-i-'ei'oA AZ
DanS the raht year lWenty theustnd quart sud ot G,.
ties tofrthrr th shier sErs srsn srii
30 hankrrs and merchants CIns stuasRl Lni.vu- p.
hA-!' Cle1Uiand, petTod TStrs AGuis, Lsfayrs
A.sisHaF.l' k9AHayIls, frAnkf0r LsHirtsE,
and Nss uissnh Il "a. sss s ado tf4yd ttsls b.
tkt tsts iTst elHas ~ igInba M,habte1
tienfAt ard Leuifvv and fpur lar ainf sr rfrr NJ
and uInala -' NA''' AA'Au>1e
The tocuihg merchants, baAksTp &S in hsSilar h-~u.
teors uslng AFsod'b gtiah lnk haze arehssi y u No
hrs Heck TeJ's MEftnF TluAd.
hottausaiEr Hank YrEiua; llershsntss Hrrh,,t-,s
hank y! NhtrAEE, haRk Whrslias. Cfe,e.nt
rS C rarSs Ccunty CssT ef ono Couatyi EaiignSi l
sp Olee 5!ailiiaorc Bni Gaia HaTaad ufaer; MriqF,
Hsuae. hrlyJ hoilSEay Co; Hasbtu 4 heAfst aerlsn
AAE''-'sr CL r - cchry Ssn, np aar Cue ru Ost
tota lloyd OFT; Oliver Fryer Jas u statt % LSs-
dn, OlbCrson 4 CO.. Prrss -
FOR sale At raAa1iAetuFVEs pFievt b.
os9o LaNiBniS. GnHEasoH 400.
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THE LAW OF NEWsPAPERs.

l-subseriberE give express notice to the
tFRry eOnIldered Wishing to continue Ihs SnbSsrp
tions.
~ subscribers order the diSeonnuaRee Of their perl.
publisher continue to send them until all
FeaTHges are paid.
3-lf neglect refuse take their periods
which they directed, they are held
FssponE- they settled ihe bl and ordered them
eDcontiHurd.
lubserbers to other places Withoutinforn-
Ing pubsTs, and the PaPers sent to the former d.
FGctiUE they held responsible.
61he decided that refusing take PeTiodl.
the Office removing and leaving them uncaled
OF, Is PriHd JiciI evidence Of Intentional fraud.
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Virginia Central Railroad.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA,
RAILROAD.
a !;

Great Northern and Southern Mail Route
FOR NORTHERN, sOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS
TTWICe DAnI, Sunday night eEespsed,l between Rich.
nond and Washington City via G0TdonSViIe Alex
AndliS,
HOuTI Of departure At Rich.
nond .6sG5 A. n. and I:So P H.
Returning leave Washington. A. Il. and Pm.
and
Arrive 9. Rlehmend ,1:So P. n. And4 AN.
Baggage eheoks and tickets STsn trOaEh between Rich
uiond aud Washington.
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING no STRAP RAIL,
aud being excellent order. and CARRYING TIE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN NAIL, give the best guar
antee Of always securing
walls daily ehmond Warrington city In Advance Of
the Steamboat line.
FAEE IETNEEN ReINouD WAHuHoroH ESQ
An Omnibus WI be found always ready take through
passengers and their baggage Of wearing apparel between
the two DePots free Of charge, with ample time for
take their mealG, whether gulnE North o South.
Through Tickets be obtained between DanYCle and
Washington the Terminus Of the Road, nearly eOn
Peted to DauVe An Agent Of the Company Vim receive
the Checks Of passenger from the DanTiie Road
tlmoFe Depot
route.
ehanEeO cars Night ae between Rich.
mond and AleKADdTia. kl
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sheppard and Morgen,

Sheppard and Morgan,
WHOLESALE AND HETAIl,
Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufacturers
No. lSI, UajR S. COrRer Of UniOa.
T AVE hlpd large and eomplete as5ortm<nt Of
IL all articles In our line, consisting Of Ladies
ueena Saddea, nne ahd Harness; Irou
Wood Trunks, and NaeeS, Carpet BafI SatchslS Upber
LeAthsF, HOgA, Hair and Wool Coarl, whips, Halses
&c. &C. ke
saddies Of even description and qsAly Oz, As loves,
best Etyle cf ErFisIh affoe. TEr-Vnf
Iron frame Trunks ana Valfcta 4 VerT IltSr frtieie
and unsuTpaIsed for liEhtnest strenEth iruhiy.a
Fine single 8nd double Harness % Tie baS6UtrA snFe
WasGn and Cart Harness Of The bsHt lalill En iIS.
mAuAhlp, q .th..f;il az =
IlFEe assortment uG Carpet BaEs M sItEhsif usfy
VAriety of uaHteTtli and parisFnl S-s-;
An work ordered Htl Se -pF03y, hnA m eF.
ioit Wh b Upared % EsfIt eotaAIsl % Pzhlle
yer. Give "a can t.f - a s4s4 s-Eas-ag
.s s!Sundries.s - -, :
~ DOZEN coFr Breoiifs '-;f-i . elsfsgzfla-
SO.4ii. z: -Sin1SF zisgS V.i1l1eaElls s.s
$ -l+4.i-5 - hotl.Aes MRekeFsl Ne, & 9Fs-sssz7r+
"a haea Bio Ccdre. l.s--s -
10 - GfHIlnf S5lt fSSdr3Is.F y "a = :,
~ ExGa 81 EloSELs gIfE SEQ
~ sTtat5slNt HAnnuuH-
H6DP SNEK3S
| ~ hls hl. !lsls Bras, ssseI, aud Nahalr
avs 80 s.ss - HEIsKEL1 : sWE4RINsE1l:--
lt.--y,s -s5ssss s lsHI7'E GOODS
- ssge -. stssis HElskELL Z &sWRARINsElf.
laIEil wv Flsll lsziIsl'
= -stleit1li A9l.il-l z
nS -,sFssi - = - - fel-4stszi4-T =
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BoolEss Stationery 4 WaIl Paper.
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+ ie eeI ltETshAhsai Tr1ehFFg Aaa gtisTl
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watches, 5CWclTy bIITCrRnd GsIaIrd WIRE
CtoeLs, ke. Ae.
@. u. BROWN.
PIANO FORTEs- =


PIANO FORTES. esi1
oPENED THIs DAY, 4 EISE. BroCRoY
Of Sas ss.:aas ss4 fas4' sss 5a Es5if se
20 and ~ 0ctAyta Ihese ia'tF,luNatS, ~ .
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