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Notice Of Foreclosure Of usrsnnl,,. Lien.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, JouS q ADAMS,
yH.
CouNry y BCrrE JAeoB y. MORRIS.
a COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN FILED IN
~ the District OoTt Of the Fineaph Judicial
District In lnl for uto Co Inty, by the above nnmrd
plnnm against said dciend praying for Me ruro
closure ot "A m"0hanlG's lon Tor tbs sum OF thrca
hundred and soyoaty one dollars and eighty cght
cruts AMI interest nl tho Of throc per cent per
month, on thc following property to wit; Lot No
one, Two, seven, and eight, IN block No. thirty
soven, Ia the fown OF Oroyille, with all tho buildings
upon the sans Notice IL hereby given, to All per.
sons holding or claiming hens ON tho SAID property
To be and appcm at tho above District Court, at the
Court House In Orose, On the fourth Monday OF
August noxt, aud 10 exhibit then aud there tho proof
Of said liens JOHN q ADAMS
WELLS NostsnkN, AuJs for plsntH
orovillo, May lOth~1b5S. myl0 10d
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Tho business OF tho ia'e Ara, Of ''Cuc,nan
q 20 VIII DO settled by !. r. Coleman, nj tho Gem
Saloon, Theatre building, oroville.
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l. EGAL NOTICES.
Notice OF Application for pardon,

NOticc Oh ap9llCatiOn Tor PARDON.
rgNO The Hon. Th binnS Wells, County
Judge of Bate cnunty, Stnte Of California. and
y. " Harris, District Attorney, take notice: | shall
apply to the Hon John II. Weller, Governor Of the
state of California, fr the PndOi of Charles Scher
mer, who was convicted at tie Apru term. l-5s of
the Court of Sessions In aud Tor BIttH County of the
crime of assault 10 commit murder, an sentenced I,
the state prison iot the term of one year.
FRANCIS PETER.
Orpvllle. May ist, 1853.
| hereby nckaoNeiyo snrvica or the foregoing by
copy. TAOS WELLS,
County Judge, butte County.
4. n HARRIS.
Oroville, Nay | 1873 District Altorner
ArrEsr Tho iorrgplns "a true copy OF the original
notice of application for par ton of Charles Seherncr
died ia my Office On the nrst pf May \, y &, 1858.
- Witness my htnl nUd no seal OF said
! LIS. Court a0iNrd this l't lay OF May A. ID. 1853.
- Nh. ARR ACU County Clerk
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A cARp i, the undersigned. having been unier
the treatment Oft J. CzrpKly, VI. ID. although un.
sollcie feel called upon TO give publicity tu the e
hcacy ofhi, treatment, hoping that 10y doing SO,
may 9e instrumeutllin preventing others from the
fearful suffering and misery which ! experienced
AMI which 81 often result from tbs pernicious prac
tco of pretrnIcrs. Ny disease has been thai OF
physical and mental debility, which follows in CON
sequence Of iniiacrction In youth Tho nGonts
which endured are, perhaps, unnecessary itI me
t. detail; thuy are known 10 those who have expert.
enced them. Sufce 1t to say that having called tho
services Of DR.. h. C1apkay INTO reqnsitiOn, pll my
expectations which may nave formed of him were
moro than realizod. | would therefore recommend
Do. CZ9pkay to all who may IND Themselves afflicted
with the dreadful malady, my o6jsct IN doing be-
Ing 'ynprhy for suffering hum lAity, aut heartfelt
desire Jf relieving them.
H.r-t ID. j. DAILEE, Printer.
State oi ii.nrnia, City and County of san Fran
cisco - Dh the 3st day of July A. D. lajO, before
me-, Wan. G. Jewalt, Notry Pnbc. p"TsDnnIly appear
ed D.J. Oahee, known 10 mo, no being duy sworn
did depose and say, that the contents of the card
herewith signed by him is true
In witness whereof, have hcreunto set my hand
and af Iod my Official seal the day and year hfsl
above written. WA c. JEWErT,
IL, ) Fotary Public.
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ENARKABLE INSTANCE of MEDICAL RE.
H0 iIEF.-BelOw We publish the certificates OF
two OF the sufferers from the plngs OF disease, who
having recovered from their former health. and inn
PEELED by grltt1do, mako knowntheir cases and re-
medal agent, and their statements are authenticated
by Il Notary PIblIc, Th5 demands of society mpe-
riousy CON nand their publitity. ana we commend
their porusal To the attention of all afflicted:
CERTIFICATE.
Theunlersignei, ,desirous sofacquaniugthose who
may be unfortunate enough 10 be siniarly afflicted,
where perm Incnt rc!ief of their suTcrnls may be
Obtained, feels IL his duty to thus publicly express
his most sincere gratitude u Dr. l.. j. Czapkay, for
the permineat recovery of his health. Borne down
by the distressing SYMPTOMS incident to the vicious
practlce O ncpnlrOlablu passion IN depressed
in body aud mind: unable 10 perform even the most
tr1Iug day imposed upon the daily aYOcatiUns Of
hlc, sought the advice of mrny pNy scinu-, who ut
hrst regarded my dseasH us ut tfnlng importance
bat ala,.I!l-r few weeks, uud IN several INSTANCES
menib,, of their trt mont. | found to my unutlcr.
bio torTur that Instead of relief the symptoms be-
more alarmluy IN thtirtprtIre AMI beiag told
by oac that my discls, bcu( principally confined to
tho brain, n '!icjuo you'd be uftt oc"uecqu, nee
drspairei of ever iHiug my health. strength and
eurrEY; AMI rs q last resort, hAi with but faint
nope called Upon Dr-Czapkly who, after examining
my case prescribed some me Ilclne which almost i'll
al nly relieved me Of Ia, dull pAia anl diZziucs il
my hoaI. Ea,DuraIel by THIS result. rcsnvrd to
place myself itlnodinlely under his care, and by
talhereuce to MS liroctlons AMI advice my head
became cedi, my IDEAS collected, the constant pain
in my blck and groins, the weakness of my limbs,
the nervous reaction ofmy whole body the slight
est alarm or sXeitemcnt; the misanthropy and evil
fprchuhug; tie self disrust and want OF confidence
IN others the iucapabi NY to study, and want of
olun; the rightful, exciting, aud Ht times plcGsur.
able dreams al night. followed by involuntary dis
cha 'ges have all d!-HppoHred; ami in fact in two
months after having consulted the Doctor, felt ns IL
inspired Ly anrw is--that life Which, but a short
time ago contrm plated 10 end by my own hand.
NIti Il view to guard the uniurtunatc from falling
into he han l. at incompetent quicisS. deem il my
duty to oer this testimony u The merit aud 81 i'll Of
Dr.. rzapkay, an iecOmmeud Ii \ To all who mny
stand in need uf Iical adj ice. bng assured by my
own experience, that once under his care, radical
and permanent cure will be effected.
B.F. FILLMORE.
State OF California. County OF san Francisco. Sub
Srrhei aud worm fore inr this I1h day Of April
\. ID 1856. Signed. JOHN MIDDLETON, IT, 81
Notary Public.
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SUMMONS

SUMMO N3
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
In the District Court Of the Iih 1T cial District
County OF Butte,
Joseph d. Alexander
Jno A. Rollings,
Oliver p. Watson, Action brought In tho
Alien Ciyuner, District Court of the FIJI
WIN. l.. Evans, teenth judicial District
Chnrles Evans, and tho compliant died
" wheeler, Ia the comfy OF nutte,
Lhomas '. Davis, In this otlco ~ the Clerk
Inomas H. Boucher, OF sail District Court.
Chartes Hensley,
!. Watson,
y. X. W0olen, and
samuel j Iensley,
FuVuE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFOu, ,
!. :, nla, send 0ree.ins TO John 4. Roiiags, oliver
Y. Watson, Allen Ciymer, WIN. l., Evans, Charles
Evans y. Whesler, Thomas ~ Davis, Thomas E
Boucher, oharcs hensiey, J. Watson, Il. Wooden,
:. ..a SAMUEL :. nensiey Won are hereby required
above named plAintn In tho District Court of the
fitecnth Judicial District, In aR tor tho County of
nusse, and 70 answer Tho Complaint ned therein, "a
oopy u which accompanies this Summons) Within
Ven dsys, texcusve Of the day OF servicu) after the
eervice on you Of this summons II served within this
county; served out OF this county, but within this
suoicia District ~ithin twenty days; IL served ou,
o. s:sd Dstftc then within forty days-or Judgment
oy defAut will be taken against you rne said action
. usought 10 obtain ladglnsnt aud decree offore-
eUsufo ~ acertain Inienture OF Mortgage ba lfiux
aats % the 10Th day OF June A ID 1853 executed by
snA defendant John Roiinys 10 the piaintif ami |
~ ne sails q morisa{si promises described theren
40 the application OF the proceeds OF such sale to
tns payment u the amount due ON the pramtsory !
nnts described Ia said uortgsge together with such
osner ana further relief Ia the promises as to our
~ OsuH may seem right aud proper also tor costs
g suiti and you fa 10 appear nd answer the said
oo9tum - abose elainsd tho plain will Appiy !
- ses osaft fof me RELIEF densnisi therein
0ivsn under ny hani and iha Seal Of the District
- Court OF ths fsftesnlh Judicial District /
1bkAL this l3th day OF April, Ia tha year o,
49, our Lord one thousand eight hundred and 1
.F nnyeght.
MI DAHRAcif, Clerk.
~ e 'AA~fLkp deputy Clerk. aptT-3m
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Dissolution Notice.

vENHE % PARrNERsuIP heretofore existing
u between tho und irsigned ~ Wine and Liuuor
merchants, has boon this day Dissolved b, mniunl
consent. JOHN PATTERSON,
AUGUST JENENIN.
Now phllaielnhia,
Tho@ason'. Fiat, April 9TH, 1883.
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
In the District Court Of the l,th Iiicial District
County OF Bate,
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V'HrR. AR r THOUSANDS in this state sue i

UNIiikf AR Z: THOUSANDS in this staiesu
i Tor want at Scientific medical uea'nlepe
y,u !etr IL apply 10 n Physician, because u,!
been deceived ar their friends have tcth' y.
ui the dhatlHtaI.s n II ihpst the CUMWulltl, q"
publish themselves as good physicians, p@ssss
etc. To all such we unhesitntingh reconHtN
Young, us "a Physician in whdm MI Jhh P~
Hictco. lie is a man of eminent ana ~
study, u good surgeon an honorable man.
" ho rHn -ympHShise with peTsuns IN niHCuV-
sianlh gas Physletan ard gentleman 81.
guarauleud-the first by his n "dicai ~oiAsi
ARE an hor 20 their author. and The -" -
highly successful cuurse of practice WIN ...
has been honored since his advent IN 'nhlc'n
the latter by his numerous patrons and iarse'
acquantances,
ED EMEMBER-That Dr J. c. Young's one
E0 the treatment of Private Diseases, is A. w
i,er of Montgomery and California sls., san '''-
REMEMBER-That DR. Yonng wants 10 w S~
but those fully capable Of approaching hLu
gushing the services uf regular. tho'p"s,a "a
physic an, from the pairy uniearned anu
quack. ,.es
REMEMBER That Or Young is the OBJ! "a, ~
bred physician advertising 10 cure diseaies
dence.
REMEMBER-That DR. Youngs rtmedn,.
treatment are entirely unknown 10 GlI n n
pared from life spent in the great llo' hesI
rope and the first in this country, from
Gals imported. ,n}
REMRNBER-That Dr. Ycurg gives e'''
tion TO diseases peculiar to fen ales.
From the Boston Ne dical Journal ,.dre1
Although We sre opposed TO the sys'rfpp1 xs 80
Using, for good G. nj sufficient reasons, SUI Il n
ii but justice to say That Dr. Young Is ~ q, u
most Industrious ani lndefatirable voishN
medical science n the United STatss.
CVSo CURE, NO PAY-G 81
His Office is ai the corner Of Monigomerj '''
gi an s'ree's, San FIN nason.
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JOHN J. PATTERSON

hegs to Inform his oht frents and tho public that
ne can be found at the rhompson's Fiat 10 House
on Main street, whers they win and tho choices:
brandy, WHISKY, Ale and Cigars.
Al parsons indebted 10 the Bousc will please call
and settle Immediately.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-20

existed. b. where the commoa IA ~ mpl.,. rl,lc..
must bs taken 10 fs.l within that second eeyree %
which the Legislature had assigned initiation Of
punishment. Perbsps, had our law recognized
the sane distinction there would not h,ys
been so much difficulty on the part Of
the Jury that tried Cancemi IN ssrseinc on ysr.
diet. Some Of the Boston papers, indeed, seem ts
incline 70 the opinion th, the act Of ISIS zoe. too
far They seem to regard il as diminishing the
safeguard placed about ministers Of the law, aud
police officers in psrticusr who, they SAY, are e.
ttled 70 the utmost protection. That j, true; b.,
tie question stu remains whether the far gresser
ctrtsiDiy OF conviction for the Lesser oaen.e viii
nos carry more terror with ii, ani prove a greater
protection. than the penalty Of hanging, with tho
far greater chance Of an acquistal, or Of wearing
cut the prosecution by repeated Disagreement.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-20

The British Parliament passed an sc. ia ls,a
prohibiting the sale of intoxicating liquors in Scot,
land between the hours Of II O'Clock on SATURDAY.
night ard ; o'clock on Monday morning. Iii,
called the "Forbes Mckenzie Act" from the
name of its author. Its influence has proved bone
6cial in every way, but in none moro than in
lessenlng disorder, drur kenness and crime On sam.
day A circular addressed TO magistrates, city
officials superintendents Of police, chapains gov.
ernors and officers Of prisons, clerymen, employ.
ers of labor and others requesting information a.
TO the practical operation Of the law, has elected
body Uf testimony of grea. value. l, is demon.
strsted that there has been sensible diminuou 10
those crimes traceabe directly to the use Of strong
drinks, as well as iu the number OF commitments
for drunkenness; that this diminution bears fegu.
lar proportion 10 the strngency with which the act
has been enforCed; that the classes quite removed
from crime go cslled) have been proportisnaly
much more benefited than the criminal gr,de,
since. With the former evasion 10 difficult and die.
reputable. while the latter endeayor to cheat the
police: that private drinking is not sensiby in.
creased by the public prohibition Of sales on Sun.
day: that with the exception Of interested parties,
the act is almost universally approved.
The statistics Of crime in Edinburgh, Glasgow,
and most Of the larger towns and cities OF Scotland
show reduction of about one-thrd in the arrests,
as compared with the years preceding the opera
ton of the Mckenzie act. The daily decrease in
Edinburgh was ,2OS in an average Of 575. Sixty.
four clergymen Of Edinburgh unite in expressing
the greatest satisfaction in observing the benefits
" resulting from this act, in diminishing the
amount Of drunkenness and crime and in pro-
ducing degree of order and quiet, especially on
"the Lords Day, which did not formerly exist
And ninety Of the ministers of Glasgow testify
that since its enactment, drunkenness and crime
have considerably diminished, and ihrongh ni
enforcement we now seldom observe drunken or
" intoxicated person in the streets during the Sab
bath"
May we not proftby the experience OF Scotland
We have 90 grspple with crime and drunkenness
and Sunday decoration. Our laws and ordnsnces
enacted in 1855 and 1877, are stringent enough to
secure substantially allthe benefits OF the Mckenzie
act. but hey are not enforced. The Rum Power 10
above Law and stronger than Law, as now admin
stered. Has not the time come for bringing the
question to an issue, aud either repeiiog all our
statutes which seek 10 restrict the traffic in liquid
poison within tho ordinary days Of trade, or on
forcing them firmly and universally
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will 5eyi,s and nr,ure s1ct amendments OF cae
prr-ent Liquor Act will rrnder II operative 70
the full extent contemplated by its autaors-waI
ensure the suppression Of ste unlicensed traihc anh
the punishment Of the sellers Of aiultsrated aad
extra ,poisonous Liquors. The decisions OF tne
Courts are al in favor Of The present set, and of
every part Of il. Let try The experiment of req
derirg i, folly and thoroughly efective, with such
notifications az vii make i. what its authors in
tended: aud should i. then proTe inadequate, we
shall be in far better position to demand and
achieve legislation radically different in character
end purpose. Such at least, is our view Of what,
being attanable, s at the same time advisable.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-20

According to the common law, the "matce
aforethough.," which distinguishes murder from
manslaugbter, does not consist merely in having
deliberately plotted the murder beforehand; il is
equally evinced by the of deadly weapon, no
matter how sudden and unexpected or exciting the
provocaton TO its use may be-proyided il is not
used in actual self defense. Here, plainly two
acts ore confounded together, aud are stigmatized
with the same name aud visited with the same
punishment, which in their moral character are es-
sentially different. The man who kills on asudden
proyocaton, tAOugh he does deadly weapon,
and even though he may be at tie time engaged in the
perpetraton Of all unlawful act evidently does not
stand on the same moral level with the man who
deliberately and 10 cool blood plots murder before
hand and lies in wait to execute it.
The Legislature OF Massachusetts, has recently
recognised this distinction, having by an act Of tue
last sessiOn created two degrees OF murder, the
FIST " committed with deliberately pfemedtsted
/" malice aforethought," punishable with death;
the second, where this element is wanting, punish
able with imprisonment for life. A recent murder
tIial in Boston--that Of William McNulty, charged
with the murder Of L. W. Hoisdon-raisea the
question to which OF these two degrees of murder
was 10 be assigned the killing Of policeman In tue
dscharge Of his duty by pn.oaer who struggled
TO escape from km ss he Was being taken TO the
Station House. The Court held that tais and al
other cases where 10 malicious ateI.ios previously
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Two Member~ef the House of Representatives

Two Membe~sf the House of Representatives
Messrs. EnesA AID Montgomery, h,t personal
collision on Pennsylvania Avenue on Saturday, Of
which we have accounts from both parties and
from eye-witnesses. Mr. Montgomery refused to
speak to Mr.. Eoglisb, whereupon the latter drew
a sword cane and struck Mr.. Montgomery upon
the cheek. Mr. Montgomery threw brick in
reply, which touched, but did not injare Mr.. En-
gli-h. The difficulty grew out Of the relations Of
the Hon. Members during the Lecompton excite
nent last Session.
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CO<SI MPTION:
CONSUMPTION:
ITs PREVENTION ASD CURE
DR. JoHN PRANcIs CHURcHILL's DtsCovE.Y.
tn


DR.. JoHN FRANCIS ChURemLLs DiscovE.Y.
TIE HYPoPaosPnirrs
The important discovery made by Dr. JONI Francis
CHVRoHLL Of Paris after long sA careful scientific research
tha. the proxiae CAUSE eenta condition Of Tdbercu
Io,s Consumption, in the system of PHos
PoRUs oxygepabe state led him 10 the obvious conclu
,on that the mems Of CURING the disease consisted in sEsroR
ING the deficient element.
t. effect this it necessary to such compound Of
Phosphorus which should be both and assmlsb
capable of entering into and forming part Of the
These conditions he found exist IN eminent degree
cersn compound Of the HYPornosrafTEs Of Line, Soda
and Potash The az this separation Of Phosphorus
fcand have fold speoicston Ou the hand they
Increase the principle which constitutes f' and
ether powerful oi generating agents
known
Dr. Chu hill first Communicate his dicoveryto the French
Academy o. Medicine 1856 Since then his treatment has
been adopted with unparalleled success throughout Europe
preventive and cure Of this moe fearful scourge.
Tie effects Of this preparation Of Phosphorus, shown in
Increase Of nervous power often from the hr day OF hcr
use with unusual f,ug Of comor and strength The
PETITE INcRr,sss in extraordinary The
tons become REGULAR AND MORE ABUNDANT the
If any have existed cease; BECOMES FRO
All the genera synPou dissppea. With rapidly that
is truly marvellous.
The cure Consumption il the second and third stages st
period con,.quen,y when hese b. uncertainty
the rsur. of the disease bo obtained in M cases by this
treatment except when the eNsng lesion Of the lung.
Mct 10 produce DEATH opinion
orally received the third stage of Consuup.ion all other
beins equsl snensbe to resmeu than the
second Hereditary predposon seems In Gay
the effect of thc HyPophos tes patients ~ whom
mos, strongly marked recovering "a pcly ss otters
Thi. remedy has only cusive effect. but wI il ied
wherever there exists suspicion Of the ssess preren' M
deseiorneat AID thus sc' fRESERvArNE WITH sEeARD
TO CoNsVNrros us patton doe, with regard ~ small
Ios.
Price bottle OF three bottles for The only geauiae
preparation - the HypoihosTsifes pre'oaaed by d.,
CssrehM sl wholesale aud retail at The ohcs OF the AsEg
FOREIGN AGENCY where circulars Be ob,sined
by j. WNcHESrss No ~ John st.
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DEATH 70 ASoTHTR PATRIARCH. .-Aexsnder Ing
ham, Gen., who for the las. OF years has had
Alexander Ilnsham at brooklyn Center, Ohio, fel
a.l.ep on the 18th Of December, aged 81 years, an
leaving four to treasure the memory OF the
departed patriarch. Mr. Ingham wss Of revolutionary
stock his father having been killed In Wsshngtont
retreat on Lorg Island. Arnolds stteak on New
London was heard at Hebron. CT. and young fnghsm
company was the first that entered Fort Griswold
after Aineld and bis murderers left ii. He lived un'
cared for by Government, because Of the destruction
of the militia records Of Connecticut, ana the death Of
al his associates in arms many years aga.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-20
The Tribune for California

VIII be ready at 10 O'Clock this morning VIII con-
tain the Money and Market Reports, Marriages anu
Deaths and al the latest important Foreign and Do
mestic News sine. the sailing OF the last steamer
The Moses Taylor leaves to-day at o'clock. The
mails close at O'Clock. Single copies in wrappers
ready for mailing for sale at the counter.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-20

sIy ie-senei. There sre good teaemcnt
houses iii the city with cheap rooms sufficient for all
the poor now crowded in cellars with other fami
lies in email rooms Legislation would act merely
in scattering these people to other wards where
there are cheap dwellings; or, it would force lsnd-
lords TO build more houses. We trust that ener-
setic measures will be taken this Winter to procure
~. .na ct,nnnt Of the necessarK laws.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-20
NemTlork DAILY Tibmne
MONDAY. DECEMBER 20. 1853.
IN rOsBrspOyDGyTs.

No police h- taken Of Anonymous CommuAosoonA Wast
es-r intended for seos must De srthen,iea,sd ~ re
ard address Of The vrf~rno. necessanJ % saseea
tion, but guaranty for his good faith
wsssnuo. undertake 70 return rejected Commusssiaas
Business letters Tss Tssvss Ose snosd In al oasss ss
sddressed 70 HoRAck GgEELrr Co
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-20

THE Board OF STATE CASyAssEEs.-The Board
simply me: and adjourned to-day until Monday. A
clerical error giving Edwin b. Instead Of Eiwn d.
Morgan he vote in Toga County was corrected. The
Board WI probably close its labors on Monday.
ALBANY JsgIrsl ., sA,4iisy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-20

Mr.. Wilson will introduce Pacific Railroad bl
into the Senate to-day, Of which the lsadin
features are given elsewhere.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-20

AMERICAN WATCHES for
HOLIDAY PREsEs
APPLETON TRACY Co.'S
AMERICAN WATCHES,
A superb and appropriate Gif for the Holidays.
Sold AZ retail BY dealers generally, ant wholesale by
RoRBNs & APPLETON,
General Agents. No l5 Maiden-sne.