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Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-20

wis'ful glances in'o the frying pan 70
another rasher. but now the very name
oi pork fill us wita disgust. Bah thou
vert never made to be eaten. Hark /,
never deer made NOISE like at, see
bis antlers and skin have faln off
md there sta ding erect is an Indian
The band have gather d around h.m
he has Sc n 'p,le faces before. and he
',as an oil SHIRT wrapped ab mt him.
By gestures and few Indi VOID,
We discover that be is on hunting ex-
cursi'n, Ind while disguised as IA deer.
IS acting as decay to induce the ge-
nuiue article to come UP and feed with
.i.n AID in those bushes close by, two
'ther Indians are concealed, with their
bows and bountirul supply of arrows,
" iting the approach of a victim. Vi
sio"s Of ,magin 'ry venison b we disap-
peared, tonight we sap on pork.
When eating supper, Tom, with
face Immensely long and full Of nolh-
,ngness, says, 'Bi |, I'm very sorry
that you dtun sn'Ot when you mad 81
good chance, and as you coulu not
kill deer, why, I'm very fond Of In
dian 'Wh.t, d. you yer eat Injun ?
6 10 b. sure, why the very best n.ea.
[ ever eat was Indian 'Bravo!'
sh uts the Colonel, give him another
fl .p-jack.' Bill could IT see the point,
aud said th It he'd 'be bl,med if h-
would saoot Inj'ns tor any body, and
he didn't think Tom Was that kind of
a feller.'
The mules are picketed, supper is
'ver and all are gather d about the fire
none seem disposed to talk. bu, rather
to enjoy that blissfal, dreamy reverie
"hich the evening camp-fr. ever seems
to inspire. And NJ" is a fitting time
f'r u, 10 say good night
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-20

The FLORIDA INDIAN WAR--A letter
from Jacksonville, Florida. reports that the
Semiuoles have raised white figs all over
their territory, and an officer has been dis
patched TO learn what the Indians mean by
tue movement They are supposed to be IN
a starving condition The guns which have
been taken from them in their late fights
we're hardy capable of use. so that they
could kill but little game with them The
voluteers destroyed all their provisions
corn &c the past summer. 1t was rumored
that Bl.ly B,wlegs is dead; il 80, the wars
are over.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-20

A Western paper says: 9Th editor
If this p ,per wants To m rry somebody.
Now d MT mi<understand US; We are
not advertising for wife. We wish
TO marry two people; nor are we a
M.rm IN. From looking over the new
atu es, it app ars tn Justices of III
peace are allo ued two doll RS as fee
i,,r solemn zing m lrri'ge. We are IN
want of money and wish to marry Il
couple for two dollars
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-20
YANKNE us BRIrIsH.-The bJston Jour.
nal saws of Mr. Ten Broeck's bcrses:

nal says of Mr.. Ten Broeck's hcrses:
The American racs horses in England are
at last entered in a race where they can re-
feet credit upon the country of their nativ-
ity. ..Lecompt," Prior" and "Prioress,'
are entered tor the great Goodwood cup, and
John Bull and Jonathon are fairly pitted
against each other The GOndwood Cup is
one of the great events Of the racing season
in England, being equally popular with the
EPSON aud the Derby. The terms OF the
race which affects our. horses. are as follows
The G ,odwood cup, value $1,000. the sur
plus, if any, tn be paid to I q winner in
money, a subscription of 500 each. with
$500 added by the racing Fund; t,co miles
and half; three year olds to carry los lbs
four year olds l27 lbs; five year oids 1875 lbs
six and aged. 1873 lbs mares allowed lbs
Horses, SC: bred in America or on tha con-
tinent of Europe allowed IA lbs.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-20

AN En -l,>n gcntl .man z We his te--
timony as f lows: 'Theere was a
v st crowd gittin' about HIN; h nd
twas aid tn. man was killed, hand
another sa the same; hand / hex
claimed, with I'D voice, hif the man
is kill d, why dan't you stand back
hand give I'm Int le hair y
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-20

SERIOUS ACCIDENT. We learn from the
California Erpress, that Mr.. John Richards
Of the firm of I Dickey g. Co met with
a seriouI accident on Sunday. In starting
effart to recover it, became entangled in
such manner as to break his leg just above
the ankle. He is being well cared for by
his surgeon. AMI will be on his pins again
before many weeks,
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-20

A SArIRicAL SENtoR.-One of those
old gentlemen whose aye is supposed
TO en'i'le them to Say an, thing. made
the folio ~ ing rude and personal remark
to a young officer in distinguished re-
gimeut abont % proceed TO China:
Well. sir. you're going to Canton,
eh, sir? We'll, | Can cnly say. hop.
you won't fall into the hands of th
Chinamcn, alive or dead for, if you're
alive they'll kill you, md if you're
dead, or whe, you're dead, they'll ear
y"u. Sir, l believe it's an undouotes
fac, that e Chire>e eat puppies.'
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-20
Destruction of Drytovn nv F,,.

We are indebted to the Sacramento Union
for the following:
JACKSON. June l5--3 o'clock 40 m Pm.
This morning about O'clock, a fire broke
out IN Bakery on the east side of Main
street. and next door to Bishops Livery Sta
bic, in Drytown, (Amador COUNTY, which it
was found impossible to extinguish Every
house on either side of the street, with
their contents was consumed. excepting only
one, viz. the fre-proof brick of Williams &
Co.. occupied as u provision store.
The full extent of the loss is not yet as
certained but it is estimated that it will
amount to between one hundred and one
hundred aud fifty thousand dollars.
Much excitement aud sympathy for the
sufferers exist here Preparations are being
made for sending ASST stance in the shape Of
provisions and other comforts,
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-20

TELEGRAPHIc COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN
CHILE AND EUROPE The press at Santa
go discusses project for forming a tele-
graphic line between the Pacific and Allan
tic, from Valparaiso to some point on the
river Platte, aid from thence to Brazil,
where it to connect with a line projected
from Lisbon to Rio Jaueiro 1t is said that
European capitalists will constr uct the line
if the government will guarantee them six
per cent ON the cost.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-20

Gs- Rev. DR. Scott and lady were thrown
from their carriage, while riding out at the
Bay day or two since. a ID seriously in-
jured. Mrs. Scott was severely cut on the
forehead
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-20

lsS- In a letter to the California Farmer.
Rev. Z. Corwin recommends the manutac-
ture of beet sugar. the erection of a starch
factory, and the packing and marketing of
preserve) fruits, all which enterprises would
unquestionably pay we'll on the capital and
a hnr invested.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-20
A FEARFUL LEAP The Niagara Falls

A FEARFUL LEAP The Niagara Falls
Gazette saws that on Saturday evening Mrs.
r'lynn, wife OF iaborer, jumped over the
bauk of the Niagara river, just below the
Hydraulic Canal. She apparently struck
IN the top OF a tree after descent of about
me hundred feet. and fell from there to the
bottom When she lett home she kissed he
.hildren, bid ttem good bye, aud told them
10 inform MIR. Flynn that he wo-ild see her
no more When found she was sitting very
somposedly, cogitating, doubtless, on tn,
uncertainty of human calculations, e-pe-
claily when predicated on untried experi
ueuts She was considerably bruised an
scratched, but not much more than ire
luently happens to an ordinary shindy ln
eoxication has been assigned as the cause O.
he act, but this is uncertain.
SMALL Pox Several csses of small po,
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-20
SAM PATCH Story The Mineral Point
Tribune tells the following;

Probably the greatest leap on record
was made one day last week, at the Helena
Shot Tower A horse, some twelve years
old. jumped from the bank over a perpen.
dicular precipce ofone hundred and eighfv
fret, into the river below; and came out safe
and so nd, after swimming nearly half a
mile to suitable landing place The water
where the leap was made, was from twenty
to twenty five feet deep
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-20

The united ages of several joke
that met in recent burl sque, amount
ed 10 not less than 1913 years, givin-
,ving an average of 70 years to each
joke.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-20

LOFTY CoSpUcr.-In the neighborhood
where | once lived, man, and his wife
we're almst constantly quarreling. During
heir quarrels, their only child, a boy, was
generally p, resent, and of course had caught
many of his fathers expressions.
One day when the boy had been doing
-omethiDg wrong, the mother, intending to
.hastise him, called him and said, Come
mere. sir; what did you do that Cor -
The boy, complacently folding his arms
md imi ating his fathers manner. replied :
.'Ses here, madam, don't ,cish to Aaue
any words with you2r
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-20

H PPiNEss is a perfume that on.
can shed over another without a
few drops falling on ones self.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-20

EVERY man eught to mind bis own
business, and let other peoples alone.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-20

The NAME OF THE PRISONER The San
Ipse Tribune says the name Of the boy
whose life was spared by the Mexicans at
avorca. during the massacre OF Crabb and
mis- party is Charles Evsns
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-20

SMALL Pox Several csses of small po,
are reported to exist in San Francisco.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-02-05
WILLIAMSON MALE ACADEMY.

VIE Exercises OF this Institution will be re-
u sumcd on the 4th Monday in january
inst., under he control of j. Manly Walker
WIN competent Assistant. The Trustees are
n.ttGrcd III again having secured the services of
.ir. w alker for the ensuing year. The Insttu-
tion has finely prospered under his charge; and
from experience, we can recommend him us q
gentleman and teacher of high character and
worthy OF patronage. Students will be prepared
TO enter /" respectable class in any College in the
State.
Wiilinmston is healthy and flourshing Town
III Anderson District. The Grcenville L. Colun.
bh Railroad passes through the place, by which
Students from abroad can find an easy access
The place IL more pleasant and desirable oil nc
count of the celebrated Mineral Spring, whicI,
is near the Academy.
Rates of Tuition.
Spelling, Reading and Writing per Session. 5000
lhe above with English Grammar, Book
Keeping, Philosophy, &c.................. 1000
ance"t Languages aud Mathematics 1000
contingent Expenses, Observation-Disclosures. 80
Students will bc charged from the time Of en-
terng until the close of the Session.
Board can be had in respectable families, at
from Light to Ten Dollars per month.
REV. B. +. MAULDIN,) =,
DANIEL LI;ON,
AUSTIN WILLIAMS,
DIR. w. Is. MILLWEE, 6
W. X. CLEMENT.
WillIamston, $. e, Nov 10, 1885,
...cY This is to certify that Mr.. j. Manly
Walker was pupil, and afterwards n pupil and
assistant with me, in the Thalian Academy-
Ills scholarship was highly respectable, his NOR
ais irreproacIIuile, all his habits and principles
n"be aud becoming the gentleman aud the Chris
tan. lie has my full confidence NJ such, and
feel certain that he will prove himself an eli
clent and faithful teacher, worthy Of patronage,
not only III the lower brnnches, but in the Class
zeal and Mathematical Departments of any
Academy; and justly meriting the kind regard
Of all gentlemen,
]. l.. KENNEDY.
Ihalinn Academy, Nov. 10, 1856.
Jan. ii. 1857. 80 I'm
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Bleached Shirtings and sheetings.

Bleached Shirtings and Sheetings.
WILLIAM SHEAR.
II AS received from New York, the following
IL choice makes of Blcacl,cd SHIRTINGS S
and S!i EET!NGS, which lie will sell for cash, nt
at decidedly lower prices than they can be pur-
chased on the usual credit terms:
New York Mills A IlcncheL SIIRTINGS:
Water-Twist New York Mills IA Bleached
SiIIRTINGS;
White Rock A soft finish Blcachcd SHIRT
INGS;
White Rrock Al Watcr-Twist Bleacl,ed /"
Lonsdae Al B!eached
Manchester A Beached
Loconin A
Bates Mills Z 8 soft finish Bleached
l2.4 Bleaced Allendaie SlIEETINGS:
IL Bleaclied Hamilton
1-S Locona BIeaclled JAMES:
ALSO
tiranitevile and Augusta 7 g and 4-4 Brown
Sti!RIlNGS and SIlEErINGS; Augusta md
Richmond Fnctory 8 ounce OSNABURGS, and
Georgin STRIPES, at the Manufacturer prices.
The public are respectfully requested to call
aid examine the assortment.
Augusta, Feb. 4, 1857. al tf
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What. or Which is tic Best, Icrmifuge or
IForm Destroyer? is question daily and hourly
asked by parents, anxious for the health Of their
children. All who are at all acquainted with tho
article will Immediately answer DIR. M'Lane's
Celebrated Vermifuge, prepared by Fleming
Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa.
1t has never been known to fail, and is one of
the safest remedies that can be used. A fri. nt
Of ours lntoly handed us the following statement
in reference to this Vcrnifugc:
New YORK, September 25, 1852.
Gentlemen "A Young lady of my acquan-
,ancc had been for long time very much trou
hcd with worms. advised her to try DIR.
M'Lane's Celebrated Vermiruge. prepared by
Fleming Bros, Of Pittsburgh, Pa. She accor-
dinghy purchased aud took one vial which caused
her to discharge an unusual large quantity of
worms. She was Immediately relieved of all the
dreadful symptoms accompanying this disease,
and rapidly recovered her usual health. The
young lady does not wish her name mentioned; :;
her residence, however, is 3aO Fifth street, and
she refers to Mrs. IIardie, No 3. Mauhu ttan
place.
~ Purchasers will he careful TO ask for Dr.
.h Lanes Erh6r"fcd I'crmitmgc manufactured
ny Fleming Bros, OF Pittsburgh, Pa. All other
scrnifuges IN comparison are worthless. DIR.
NJ Lanes genuine Vcr'nilugc also his celebrated
Liver Pills, can now lie had at NIL respectable
drnS stores. None genuine riih0ut tie aigmHf,rc
g FLEMING BROS.
Sold by WAEDr.Aw & Lyox, AbLevlle G.. IL.
$. C.. and by one Agent in every town in the
South. It
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commercial.

ABDEvILLE G. H., Feb 5, 1857.
Cotton.-About SO bales have changed hands
since our last report, at from 10 to liz cts.
COLUMBIA. Feb. 3, 1857.
Cotton.-Thcre is but little Offering. We quote
l0f to l25
CHARLESTON, January 81, 1857.
Cotton.-The demand today was good, and
NEARLY LOO bales were sold. Quotations, ii to
l2f.
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A man has declined being candidate
Tor office i'll one of the new States, because
he IS not legal citizen-has never paid
tax or any other debt-owns no property
can't read nor write-is blind-has but
one leg-has lost four fingers from his left
hand; has ten children, and can't leave
home for fear they will abuse their mother.
lie can step down.
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HOUSE BUILDING.

>llE undersigned is now prepared to do all
Il work entrusted to his care, in the Build
ing Line; to Draw Plans and erect all dcscrip.
tions of Buildings, from a one-stOry house to a
Court House.
Having received instructions from the hest
Architects i'll the Union, he hatters himself that
he can have work done in a style equal to and
as cheap as can be done in New York.
REFERENCES. - King g. Kelum, Architects.
Brooklyn. New York; Wnr Gainer, Architect,
of New York City: Perryman Il Waller New
Market; Dr. John p Bnrratt, Bnrraitsvilie. -
HENRY JONES.
New Market, Dec. 10, 1856. 35 If
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tfrcat Care Of Rhcumatism IN Cincinnati,
Ohio-Comrincimg Eridcncc.-For more than
three years have hccn suffering with rhc,lma-
tism, and enlargement and puin of the bones aud
joints. l have strictly followed the advice Of
physicians, and other times used such fau,ily
medicines as had been recommended for the cure
of rheumatism; still I did hot improve in the
least, and WAS frequently compelled to keep my
bed, aud thereby was prevented from attending
to my business. Some weeks ago l was induced
by friend TO try Carriers Spanish Mixture
The effect WAS miraculous. l felt considerably
improved after had taken the fourth .losc: I
have only used one single bottle, and am entire.
j. free !r.m 81! pain. | feel better than have
felt for years, und attribute my comp!c.ely-re-
stared health solely to the Use of Curtcrs Sanish
Mixture. consider it n most excellent medicine
for rheumatism and all diseases of the blood,
and chccrfu!ly recommend it to the afflicted
ID. BURRiT-T,
Southeast corner Fourth aud Walnut Sis.
Cincinnati, March II, 1855.
IErbruary
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new cR0P---PITCH IN!

nI YES! oh yes! Everybody who wants
" Goods for nothing, and. if they are not
satisfied, get small compensation for taking
large quantities off. had better cEbruce the op
poriunity that the indefatigabIe
Il q M .
is now Offering, The way Lyons is now putting
OFF his WINTER GOODS, any one cun afford
TO dress we'll And it's n shame, with Clothing
at present prices, ,lat people should 20 any other
way than decentIy clad So co,uc up rido up
slide up, fall up. or any way you get up. and
lay in supply Of Winter apparel. Winter amt
quite over; we'll have cool nights aud mornings
for some time yet. if the moon don't change; and
If it does, we'll have falling weather, and you'll
want something to keep the rain off. So dive
in, pitch in, cave in, squeeze in. get somebody to
push You in, before the Winter Goods ure ull
gone. Doors open ut 6 H. H., sulcs commence as
soon as doors are open. Whole tickets $500 :;
children and servants half price. The best order
und decorum preserved
NJ. L. KENNEDY.
Stage Manager.
AbLeville C. H., Jan. %, 1857. 4O.tf
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ATTENTION, A PLANTERS!
Economy and Utility!
THlE undermined having purchased The Right
l. of Warlick's PL wv. Patented April
81, 1885, will sell Plantation Rights per
VIII furnish pattern Stock with small Scoo-
ter, Mt MIR. >. l.. Bonds Shop III Green
WOOD, for........................... i so
lLhout ScUotcr.. Observation-Disclosures. %
VIII deliver to order ut Plantations pattern
Stock with small Sc",l"r, .,r at convent
ent Depot lsail Read. ....... 500
Without Scootrr..... ~ 20
The above Prices include the Right
ii. :. KERR, Esq, is our authorized Agent
at Abbeviile G. H., from whom Rights can he
Obtained and at whose Store the Plow can he
seen.
This Plow, from its simple structure. durabil-
lty, l'ghtncss of dranght, ease of manage, t,nent
adaptation to the different Shares used i'm the
cultivation Of the farm and consequent chenp.
ness, is commencing itself to general use az n
Superior Farming Implement wherever tried
HILL g. ANDREWS.
Greenwood, S. c., Oct &, 1856. 25-Iy
We, the Undersigned, having examined and
urea the Wnrlick Plow, concur in the above
commentators. JAMES CRESW ELL,
JOHNSON SALE
Il. NJ. WHITE,
SAML MCGOWAN,
IARkIN REYNOLDS,
ROBT W. I.IrES,
A. WIDEMAN
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NEW DRUG STORE. !!
AT aREE:NWOO

AZ GREENWOOD aast,r
Nh undersigned, Druggist ana ADoth.c.r.
~ has just received very nample Id dock of
Drugs and IEadfcfnea,
ssected with the grsatsa sssS Isl ts;s sa,ssrk.1
Hs stock consists Of every sAriet ansuaIty fonsa
in City Apciheoary SAoca =
,.1,E; Extr,a s! Y sll ihs yegstssas
from tho best GhcuieiA ,''
TinctnHes p5epered from the crnde nn....
down in the uaitsd States Pharmscpns. -, -"
fntent McdtcAnes. direct from ,hs,
massqiastaty as cheap as they have ever been ..
81 & 4 ysrY Superior srticle OF nrauay. 70,
9 isea.ei,gs .s tssrpoSa o,y Fine Old Parte' Ma
asira: ana Sherry Wines, Scfsida,n sohpspl.
y will hesP oons.sntly /. an. aa.or.msnt of
Oonfsctioneades, Tobacco and segars.
3 It wonid tbs nnnscessary to snsn4rats m tho
.articlsA To Rhysiejaas he pledges himself 10
All thsiF dets Mi,h. - good Medicines 40 can
be Vhere and 10 his frisnds he
n31l$A &etie laciion ~ 10 ths Gepds and
81 ~ tks Stors Formerly ecSGRisd ~
1 tifS Pe9tf ~ Id ss. II b, JAS.A RIl,EY.
G,spxsssss u, O., Epy, ]. 1854 az
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Notice.

GREEN & SIMS, either by note or aecount. are
hereby notified that il their clsims arc mot settled
before return day they will sued.
Feb. 8, 1857. Al n,
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DRUGS AND ROCKS

Vie subscribers are constantly receiving ad-
Il diii"nnl supplies to their already extensive
stock of Books and Medicines. and are now pre-
pared to fill orders with promptncss and despatch,
Our stock of Fancy articles and P-rfumery is
large, aud we invite attention to it.
We have also on hand lot of ercelicmt
GUNS: which we will sell at prices tOCer than
ever offered IN this market before also u lot OF
superior Pocket Knives and Ruzors.
Also, Mute of all kinds, Raisns and Candies.
We particularly solicit orders for Books, and
pledge ourselves to sell them as low as they can
be had in Columbia or Charleston.
BRANCH s. ALLEN.
Dec. II, 1856. IS If
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Dissolution of Partnership.

" e&0HS@S oH q eS1 O11o3 o3p11Ps
HE partnership hitherto existing between J.
G. GREEN CHAS. E. SIMS is this
day dissolved by mutual consent The business
VIII ". carried on J. G. GREEN, who alone
liquidation. -
J. G. GREEN,
~ g. E. SIMS.
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Ladies' Cruvelli Whalebone Skirts.
ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES
WILLIAM SHEAR l,as Just received from
w New York, M additional supply of La
dies CruvelIi Whalebone SKIRTS, decidedly the
most approved style.
ALSO
Misses White and SIntc-colored Whalebone
SklltIS, TO which the attention If the public is
respectfully invited.
Augusta, Feb. 4, 1857. 4l If
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The Canals at Wurk.-Thc San Anlo-
nio Crcxas) Times saws:
"Tle camcls, twenty-five in number.
have Just passed through, our city, l"ade,
with about 600 pounds each, returning to
their place Of rendezvous, wlicl, is some
seventy miles from here. There are drom-
edaries also with them, and seated on the
top Of these camels and dromcdarics are
Arabs and Turks, dressed in their own cos
tune of their own country. Texas is a
great country, and San Antonio is IL great
city. We have among us people of every
nation and religion, aud around us every
specimen of the animal Kingdom, with pcr.
l'aps the exception Of the wooly horse,
which can now only be found near the
source of Salt river"
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new GOODS! new G0ODS!!

new GOODS! new GOODS
NM T. have just received large and com.
w plete assortment of Fall aud Winter
Ladies' Dress Goods.
Cnsl'mcres, DcTaines, Persian Cloths, Frencl,
Merints, Rich Fancy Silks, Stripe, Plaid and
ria''i Black Silks Of every variety, Calicocs,
Cling hams, &c.
A very large variety Of Einbroidcrics such as
Collars Sleeves. Edgings, Insertions, &c.
Fancy Flnnuel, Plnids, DC.
White and Red Flamnels.
Also-For Men's Wear.
A fine stook of Cloth, Cnssincrcs Suttiucus
fIuts, Boots, dc.
ALSO
A large stock Of Ready-Made Clothing.
Coats. Pants and Vests of a grades.
large stock Of Negr" Shoes, Blankets, &c.
-ALSO-
The largest stock Of Groceries, Crockerv Wore
Hardware and all sorts Of Ware, that we have
ever had.
Come up, old friends aud customers, and give
us a call and look i;'r yourselves.
Yours respect fully,
WEIR d LYTnGOE.
Oct. Is, 1856. 70 If