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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-02-24

JUST SAVED HIMsELF-A pious old
gentleman, one Of the salt Of earth sort,
went out into field to catch mare that
was wont to bear him to town. He mov-
ed on the most approved mode. Ho
shook q measure Of corn at her to delude
her into the belief that she WAS glad to get !;
but she was not to be deceived hv any
such specous act. She would come nigh
then dash off again, until the good man
was fretted very badly. AT last he got
her into corner among some br:arS and
made dash at her, when she bounded
overthe wall and left him splawling among
the bushes. His christian fortitude gave
way at this, and gathering himself, he
cried, ooh, HELP The ejaculation had
passed his lips before he thought, but, i'm
mediately concious of its wickedness, he
said, lelujah,' and translated the profano
word into n note of triumph Boston T.
vening Gazette.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-02-24

THE SIsTER.-Ihere is something love
" in the name Of sister, and its utterance
rarely fails to call up the warm emotions
of the heart The thoughts that circle
around 1t are all quiet, beautiful and pure.
Passion has no place with its associations.
Tic hopes and fears of love those
strong emotions, powerful enough to
skater life itself, find no home there.
The bride is the star, the talisman of the
heart, the diadom above all price, bright
and blazing in the noon-day sun: the
sister, a gem of milder light, calm as
the mellow moon, and set in coronet OF
stars
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-02-24
"A Young Tennessee clergyman seems

A young Tennessee clergyman seems
to have compressed the whole body Of
his sermon on 'sdeceit," into the follow
ing: "Oh, my bretheren, the snowiest
shirt-front may conceal an aching bosom,
and the stifest Of all collars encircle n
throat that has many 4 bitter pill to
swalloN.H
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-02-24

TnwARTED.- Gibbon, Vol
taire, and Chesterfield, distinguished inf
dolls, labored earnestly to overthrow the
cause Of Christ. How has God, in his
providence, thwarted all their plans Glib
bon's house at Lake Laman, it is said, is
now hotel, in which there is room for
Il 9 sal Z of Biblys; Voltare's printing press,
from which he scattered widely his infdel
tracts, has been appropriated to printing
the word Of God, which he sought to de-
stroy; and Chestertield's parlor, where an
inidel club used to meet to rail at religion,
IS now vestry where the groans and
prayers Of the penitent go up to God.
Thus God makes the wrath OF man to
praise Him, and the remainder he res
trains.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-02-24

How eloquent is the old, homely
word. fall. The flowers fall in the gar
den, the fruits fall in the orchards, the
nuts fall in the woods the rains fall from
the clouds, the mercury falls in the tubes.
the leaves fall everywhere, and man falls
into eternity.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-02-24
Qoetrp
VERSES
Published by request.

On TIE DEcEAsE OF Mrs. SARAH A, russell
VINO DIED AT HASTINGS, NJ. T.. JUNE 10th 1e5
KeEp %: ADDRESSED TO HER SISTER, Miss Es
TIER Cox.
List ! she does not breathe again
Ceased her signing and her pain,
Pale. her cold, damp brow.
Angel arms have borne away
The spirit from its home of clay,
All is over now.
5 he has gone to the spirit land.
Escorted by an angel band
Gone at Deaths early call.
She needs no sisters kindly care,
Needs no loving mothers prayer,
Jesus will be her all.
Never more will she awake,
Jesus wiD her spirit take
To his holy keeping.
No more silent tears will flow.
Nomore sorrow will she know,
While in death she's sleeping.
Do not weep for her or sigh.
You will meet her "by and by
When life's journey DER.
Yon like her are called away
TO the land of endless day,
On the far, eternal shore.
Der her deep and darksome tomb,
Let the wild flowers sweetly bloom,
And the willow bend above.
Thou wilt watch with kindly care,
Buds of beauty blooming there.
Tokens of thy love.
And oh, thy parents far away,
viii think of Sarah day by day
Nor dream that Death,
Has cen now grasped her as a prize
Has now forever closed her eyes,
And stilled her breath.
And when the news of death is ssnt,
To warn them of the sad event,
Their SORROW who can tell.
Though Sarah lies beneath the sod,
They'll look above and bless that God
Who "doeth all things WE'LL"
REBEcCA.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-02-24

sAll nature was as beautiful as a lady
going to de wedding; de leaves glistened
on de maple trees like new quarter dollars
in de missionary box; de sun shone as
brilliant, and nature looked as gay as =
buck rabbit in n parsley garden; am de
little bell round de old sleeps neck thk-
led soft van' musically in de distance.
4 spied tree suitable for de purpose
and raised de ak to cut into de trunk. 1t
was beautiful. tree. De branches reach
ed to de four corners oh de earth, and
raise up so high in de air above, an de
squir'ls hop about in de limbs like little
angels Topping dere WIN IS in de kingdom
oh heaven. Dat tree war full OBJ promise,
my friends, just like u great many oh you:
Den [ cut into de trunk, and made de
chips fly like dc mighty scales dropping
from Pauls eyes. Two, three cats gave
that tree, and, alas /? it war holler in de
butt? Dat tree war much like you, friends
full OBJ promise outside, bat hollcr in
de buttp
The groans from the amen corner of
the room were trul y contr.te and affecting,
but we will venture small wager that
that was the most practical sermon preach
ed in the city, on that day, at least.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-02-24


LEAVE TAK1NG.-Dr. Holmes, III his
article. ''The Autocrat OF the Breakfast
Table" in the 44tlon'ie Afonth1y says:
Don't you know how hard 1t is for
some people to get out of a room after
their visit is really over! they want to be
of, and you want to have them of, but
they don't know how TO manage it. One
would think they had been built in Your
parlor or study, and were waiting to be
launched. | have contrived q sort of GER
emonial inclincd-plan for such visitors,
which being fabricated with c: rtain
smooth phrases. backs them down, meta
phorically speaking, sternforemost, into
their native clement Of outdoors
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-02-24

On TIE DEcEAsE OF Mrs. SARAH A, russell,
VINO DIED AT HASTINGS, NJ. T.. JUSE 10th 1857
KGEp %: ADDRESSED TO HER SISTER, Miss Es-
TuER Cox.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06
MEDICAL.
DIR. j. c. YOUNG,

LateProfessora at theUniversity Penn
Can be found at me oid sfand. corner o.
Montgomery and California streets, S0h
FrGuciScO,
Where h- can beconsulted p'ivaielyand with the
utmost cnnfdt by the afflicted at all hours daily
from A. M..until : P. NJ. (Curesalways guaranteed
nr no pay required,
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06
MISCELLA LANEOUS.
Summons.
r. Ov CALIEoRN'A--Iv VI

~,~a~E Ov CALJCORN'A--IN TFF
u Dis,ie, Cpurt Of the Fine4uth Iud'riql Distriri
conu,v nf R,its IOauna Wager. Rudolph Va
=. Seton trought in tie I,istrict Cnu-l of tho
ssseesuih Judicial nis'rict, and tn" comnant Filed
I, me emut, of Rntte, in the Office Of the Clerk Of
..,A pis'r'ct Tou-t.
-. rpo. e of'he state Of California send Greeting
n Pudonh Wager:
y.u are herehy reGni-ad IN nrn"ar IN =" a"'ion
srcrcht against you nv the above named plainuF II
shs r;s,-iat CONF al the Fifteenth Iu1icia District
!, and for the county of Ruitn. and tn answer the
sorrisint hied therein (a copy of which nc"omp a
s,e. this sam 'n"nsl "ithin ten davs, (eT"usive nf
.hs dsy Of sarvc,) after the service vou Of this
e,mmn-s, II sawed within this countv " serv"d
a., ~ this COUNTY hu' within this juiciai Ns'- -i"t
-;.in twar'v da .. or if serv ont Vt said n sr'"
thsn within f.rtv davsor judgment by deiauit vii!
ha,asen agIinst Vou.
rNe sid ar'inn is brought to obtain = dncres of
,as .out 10 di-sniv" the h0nda of watrmopv eN'>t-
IN, he.weer vorrslf ani sqt plqntiF a'd that sad
...,.isre con'r1ct he forever annulei. and u'nr'i
h, c-ee Of this cou' he divorced ani forever frce'
,co yc- the said drft udant ana II you fiil to "p
,ss, aud nrswer the srid ccmNlHrt IA above re.
rr,,el will annly t. the Court for the relief deman-
"A IN her said csmniant
- Given under NV hand and the seal NJ the
lis lp's'rict Court :" the fift"enth Judicial
- pistr'ct this 22nd dav Of lune. in the vea'
AZ onr Lord one thou,nrd eight hundred and fny-
ssht.
,ssttd Pv J. ". NARpLE. deputy.
Harris Il HOWARD, Attorncysfur Plaintiff.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06
Notice.

u1E ~ KNOWN, TINT 7. WEIIFS AUGUSTA
~ WJttI>MSoN, marri"i wom'n, wifi ot
t.opard Williamson hoih residents Of the count,
~ out,e and state of CnI forna do hereby declare
thst Il Ia nv intention to carry on business on NV
avn ACCOUNT sole iradar in the business ot Hotel
tse ing nj the town Of Hamilton. in said county. and
ia, the amount Of money or canta invested IN said
hu.ie.s originally, does not exceed the sum OF I'VE
thousand dni''ars .
HEl EN AUGUSTA WILLIAMSON.
.sr.vy NJ CAtlVoRNIA. Corntv Of nnte.
psfore rnn, ui,am Crum Justice of the Pence In
an. fo- said count IN the Township Of Hamilton.
rsso,alIv anpearpd annoarei. UP'rn Augusta Wit
E,-snn I, me rPrson iiIy known 10 he the indvdu-
,ldaseyihed in and h" executed the foregoing dec
b-,,c n. ard ".ng wv frs' culv sworn. did nm
as,h decIare after being bv no, IN exanination 40"
,-s,a And nnart FROM AMI W.T. h"ut The hearing ~ her
rid hushnnt mad" H"G aint"l with the contents "t
hs srp ng derprqinu. n at the same IL true that
,ie eyecItei the same freely aud voip"inrilv. with
"a, faas comuu'son or Utuo influence Of her aud
husbant m thl she does not desire to retraci the
eysru,ian of the same.
Witness my hand, this 15th day of June, A. ID.
ia III AM CRiM.
iaj7-3w Justice of the Peace.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06
TIIOS. noECE,
ADVERTISING AGENCY
N. L. corner Montgomery and Washington SIS,
SAN FRANCISCO,
AJ1 In o 4. " O Cl n g. O n (:
DAILY RECORD. oRoylLlF.

DAILY RECORD. oRoylLlF.
Daiiy state iuui nal. sac
Enquirer. Marysviile;
! epubiican, shasta,
CilIIcn, Dnwuievllle:
PiutHs Arg Is, PluDns;
Irinuii- san Jose;
,ierHli, ubnrm:
Courier, Yankee Jlms;
Union emuCrst. sonora
Californian, Oroyille,
Independent, san hDineas
Placer Press. Auburn.
democrat, CacbeVillc,
Gazette, 5an LcandrU;
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06
Insolvency Notice,

cT,rE OF CHI.IrcRNtA-HOU TY NF RITTF
n countv Court In nd for Butte County In the
natter of the petition Of Joseph WOOD an tnsn'-
tnt Debtor. In pursuanre of an order maze nv
he pon Thnr,as " el's Judge Of said 'nnntv curt
rihswhers in said County of the l6'h dav Of July
Ab 1858 notice Is hereby viven 10 the credit" ~
Ne said Joseph Woods, Petitioner in insolvency
N'rSin 10 he and arpeAr before the said ONT on
a' trSt dnv Of the Sc otember term A u. 1883. Z"
" NJ Mo,dav the 18th dsy Of September. A. u
ss, at IN. hour Of 10 O'Clock NJ Of that daV.
Pen a"d there to show cause, II any there -" "hv
assignment Of said Ipsnlve"ts estate should nor
/ msde ard he he discharged from his debts rs nv
I'm rrsyed for II is further ordered that legal
f-~edi g againS, said Insolcent or tn" cnllectlo
ehe several or arv &C the 6.hts set forth N s''d
N'e'ule be stayed until the final determination OF
as.su.a.
Nhress nv hard and the Seal or said Cour'
/ Mfed this the 18th dsv NJ luly A. u 1858
NJ. u. DARRAH. 20. Clerk Putte Co.
l luaLl WIN N.RPLt. Dsputv.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06

,msdur sentinel Jackson,
Messenger, 80 lUitet
irra.d, Crescent tlsy;
lI"nncfnt Mhr'pusn;
Sentinel Santa cruz;
Chronicle, Hrrkn,
lil Clamor publico' Los
Angeles;
Herald, iieniciR;
'nurier Columbia;
entinel, jackson. o T.;
'tsn,iafd, Portland. q r.:
Argus, oregon Hity, q. T /,
Nss-rnver,C ,CurvHiiit. o. T.;
times, Portland. -. 7.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06

ypEwsRE OF IMpnSlTlpN.-ln consequenoe
80 Of the wide spread celebrity o' DIX houN"'
uamecous inpustrr- hive sprung ntneA'Sfhce' Ptr
tapdpe To- he perfect masters OF the henhh4 hri aiu
h,,, surcap,t.d IN j.uposiug upon few Of the IN
wary s,,a ,aarrrs Fersuns tshnQ to consult fhys'
chm shnuld be very careful how they PM honh"ehc"
n IN. uuhlished statements of such charlatans. W'
tneN are as INSCRIPTIONS IN such sIWHeht- a. :"
their nrartirp ~ medicine, AM very hhSf'e "
,,ust They will f--t deceive won by talse cerlincha
procured from ',druuk-u lotfrrs y VII" perhrr theh
selves 10 yet money - satisfy the cravings u h's
.ased annette when such QuacS gains your con
lance he vii! then dose you with n"rc"Tv ana "ieI
noisn NJ drugs. aud afler they have robbed you OF
vnur money aud injured your c"hstll'oh' u1rS VIZ
cast vou oF with the charge that you nave nov Io'
lowed his dreC ions.
The only % avoid snch imnosets. ~ y, c''i'
.ul, pr ! 4, Young, the Pioneer Atvsrtt-i Phys'-
cian Of alifornia A. = NEE of the Medical "hc
M Of this state called To investigate the source o'
nnlnrartice that has caused sO much -udrrlne III
his country IL was unanimously rec"iphbnneu '"a'
,l me afflicted should consult Or NoInR H. ne "'H
10 nnlv regular uhysicjnn nc~ ADVERTISING in Calf
6nrns . A. Others in his line being qiacks aud npns
tors and are not to be trusted The hfnethn wiz.
n,ea,,. T. ke notice than ther, ~As not Phsscish
ths meeting VINO b ID ever seen "r heAru nt -'hIf
rRa. t Aipractice from Dr. N"nng, ~he not one
II them but had seen number ~ casts i,o'i w
G,,eun ouacks. who so vauttinEiy set form thcir
nrr,epded virtues IN the puOl'c prints. .
The above facts shout be borne IN mind by Gu
.rrking tnedc,I assistance
| Thank heaven. thev getting thoroughly expos
ed and ii will rot be long bei"rs they wiz nave ~
Hy the country 20 avoid the Just Indignation "I an
,utraged puuic Then will all good p""ple U AIN
pr Young fr his continued ehoFtstO Ountsh quA1h'
cry from our midst.
mr. Young can be consuued from " 90 ? 7
Al HE of!ce corner OF 'Hlifurn,a and Montgomery
st,e,4 over the pHcgc express office. san rhnc 'co
All letters encl sing the usual fee Oislp, VIII meet
with prompt attention.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06
Lost! 7!

AT TvrE FIVF ON MONDAY NIGHT OK
n TIE dsv Nnrui"g. a drae of EXpres' matter
In which WAS a nackrQn h"i thginC t. me continuing
|p.es pavaSle To M. of oyer one t"Ousa Il d"lar-
Iay one andinr such ,ck'ga. sNsr h. su't'hiV r."
,sricd nv returrino T. ~ me at Wells. Fargo 20 =
gYprpss Oh p, and no questions asked
PS,Ya are hcr Nv - ,tip 'ei Rraiost purchasing
nd notes. AS payment has h""n stooped
GEORGE B. LYM'N
nroville Julv g 1918. su
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06

||y'nn
|,lipr
isis
hens
|'l'trN
|rsch
more
|E,.I.,el
lars
|ps,es
|i,,rrts
FunfEif
|,s,sh
|arIsIv
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06
Stock Ranching.

Il " ft0hfpER V Or ,par-i tn receive Stock
|sss..1. ranehiay at the CENTRAL RANCH, on
%~ S-lm PR HUTCUTSS.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06
Constable Sale.

IDY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
y issued ont ~ John = Perrys Court jos'ie"
Ne Peace in and for ophir Township Comfy ~
T'' and S'Ate ~ alirornia to me directed a-d de-
"'ef Commanding me To make the sun ot w
.sTrri s20o) dollars principle dent ana SIX
i a'9 dollars interest and accruing interest on
Alne ri the rate of tive per cent pH1 'nont,
N 'he 9th dav Of January ID. lSAS nnt'l
q and at costs ~ suit taVed in the SUN "f ht+"h
shts oae-hundreths (siS 7o) dollars t"ge'nrr
~ al accrujng casts on said writ sherein & "
iseanf is Plain,ig and g. : Norris is defendant
tse levied upon and will expose ~ nnh.ic Sal, "
~ ayhest bidder for cash on Thursday '"e
IN"sy OF August. A. n 1855 at the hour "i
a"ek v NJ Of said dav all the right t,tle ana
Is oitre above named defendant in ana 70 'hr
N't0 deaeEieed property. 70 wit: that eHrtA'n
H. ~ parcel OF land lying and being and s'iuaten
@sn Of hrnvillA. County and STATE aforesa'n
H.. and designated the plot or map of Sa,'
H. raviil@ az lots number one and tw" ~
- With the house thereon together with All
In-nVa'ar the tenements bereditaments and ap-
In.,naneea thereunto belonging or in auv wise ap.
IL1rs The above sale To take plscs in front OF
H.. herrv's Office in the town Of Orovlle, Coun-
Is'0a state Aforesaid.
MAGUIRE, Constable.
Dsed July 18th, 1855.
III so"ve sAie is postponed until Monday the
lhs a." !" August, A. u. i5js, mt the same piBce
| .s,-l Above 'a"ntioned. r. MAGUlRE
tsa Sta, 1855. Constable
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06
Notice..

ALL PERSONS INnEHTE" TO ME, AZ w
n nne.,.d 20 eolt ~ tho pnrking Hn :" Of Geo
l. Emery 4 co Bird street, or willie. and m Ike 'n
rd'a'e s"i home t. TIM who h I'VE settled VIII
nskv dun hi viii and them ni he same nl'"e
nFev, o, ~ 9o,i 1854 JOHN :. 49, WV
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-06
THERE ARErHoUsASps in thI.st7te .nnerir

,u,uFRF ARE FTHOU= AMOS In thisSt0te suffering
| forvHnt Of scientific medical treatment, anu
YOU fear tp apply to Physician, because they nave
he,n deceived or their friends have been, oy som"
f the dnarIatAns VIII infrst the community. aud "bo
publish themselves as good phys'eans, pr"ess'rs,
,.lc To all -uch We unhesItatiugiy recnmmtnd ~
q Young, "a "A physicAn IN whom ali 9An place ron
hdeuce lie Is man Of eminent ahu pruiohh'
.tudy q good surgeon. an honorable man, ana one
"a no can sympashise with persons ~ atilotlon his
.,an ting "A Pnysictan aEd genticman are Do'h
yuarsule.-,i-the first By his medical works, "hlcn
no an hor 70 their author, and the extensive ana
highly suecessfii course Of practice With which Ee
90 hasn honored since h,s ndveut la California M
the later bv his numerous pNlrOns and large crcs o
acquaintances,
DT J. g. Youug's once for
X the treat mont ~ Prive Diseases, Is al the cor
ar ~ II ,ntgI nery and California sts San Franeiaco
pPyFNBFR-That DR.. Yonng wants i.o patients
mi those flliy capable Of apprecianR and disGih.
gri.h,ng th. servces of regular. thorough 0re
pbysic an, from The paltry unieafned and tnning
Iuack.
RFNENBRR-That Or Young I. the only regular
bred advertising TO cure diseases OF impfu
fence.
REMENBER-rhat Dr. Youngs r"meics and
| treatment are entirely unknnwn 70 ali nthers pre-
nared from Iife sp~nt in the greet Hospitals OF hu
and an the Grst in Ihs country, from HuTe eheml
' Gals imported
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$4,000 PAPERS
Fresh Garden Seeds.
FRESH SEEDS.

FRESH SEEDS.
TX BARRELS CLOVER SEED,
Ic 10 barrels Timothy 90
Blue Grass Seed, cleaned and stripped,
Herds Grass Seed,
Onion Cloves,
Prolific Corn,
Chinese Sugar Cane,
Japan Peas,
Iandreth's Garden Seeds
Flower Seed,
Just received by RAINS 4 BROWN,
febl3 No. 10, Public Square
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Hats and Caps for Men, Boys and Children.
AN receiving direct from the man
~ ufactories, all the latest styles of Spring 50
~ aud Summer HATS and CAPS, consisting "a
- IN part Of the best Cashmere Soft Fur Hats Of
ali qualities Also, full assortment Of mems and
boys WOOL Hats and Caps. VIII be sold on the most
reasonable terms for cash, to punctual dealers.
r. R. CUTTER,
NO 90 ana %. cor, OF Broadway and College sts.,
mar Is Nashville, Tenn.
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DISSOI4UVHON.
Notice of Dissolution.

THE partnership existing between b. LASIER 4
Il GEO. MILELI., nader the style OF 3. LASIkR a.
Co., s this day dissolved. u. Iancr having parchas-
Greco. Mxel entirc interest IN the lste nEm alone
authSrzed 10 settle up the same. b. LANiER
Mar. IS, 1855 CLIO. AIZEiI-
So Referring 20 the above notice, ! take great
pleasure IN recommending my friends my late
socaie IN business, Mr.. y. IAnirT, gentleman
every way worthy Of their continued patronage.
March %, 1855 GRO. NTZEIIs
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SNYDER s. FRJZZEII


ii AVE IN store fine stock of Boots and shoes of
every description, which they are Offering at low
prices. rnarI7tS
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Notice.

| PLAgTERSs BANK or 1ESyESSEE
NasAsltis Nara SID, lass
rIvHffE viii Be meetnz % the Stoekhoiers q this
Bank held ~ The Haaking House IA Nasty lie,
the ist Jsnc nekt al 10 e'etsek. A . szke
Legislature q this state, pFeposshg sssadseat
tbs charter q Lhi ls<nk. b order q the Beard
aaF5-gd n. WEAVER. Cashier
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Metropolitan Eating House.

- - 30 al
TTNHIS fashionable and popular Eat - ~<<4xz,>
i ing House is just in receipt of a j-eX-sAS
superior lot of Fresh Oysters, together with all
kinds of Game. which will be served in splindd
style all hours of the day Thankful for the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed upon our house. we
trust by close attention the wants of customers
We shall continue TO merit the same in the future.
j. 4 W. MOORE,
Feb3-f Corner OF Cedar and Cherry SITS.
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ID 10 HuSDAs, ieadFes. SAhsias, AFaias, Ia saizzs
N 2na other eAgses bsAs1z, H4sana CEaEk ssr sails
by DILLON 4 Co,
Late = fEkcncz Co,
npF@e-G Is College a1Eeek-
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r. G.. McNairy & Co.,

r. G. McNairy & Co.,
ID EcF1vED this day elegant lot OF new and desr-
II able goods adapted the present and approach
ing season consisting part OF the following articles:
Elegant Bayadew Silks;
% Chene Silks,
Flounced do;
Double skirt do;
side stripe do; rr
90 Panoda Cloth "new.a
Flounced Grenadines
Double skirt do;
Side striped do;
Plain silks all colorsA
together with all qualities Of Plain Black Silks neat
Checks Plaid stripes, &c, &c. very cheap. Elegant
Iaces new styles. We have also assortment OF La
dies, Under Garments, such as Chenise Night Gowns,
Skirts Caps, &c. AL Of which offer on the most
yfavorabIe terms R. c. McNAIRY co.
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EXECUTORS Notice.

A IL persons having claims against the Estate OF
n FgED. JoSTE, decd. are HEREBY notified 10 pre-.
sst them, property proven, and within the time pre-
seribed by law and those owtag said Estate are re-
qasstsd 20 make inmsda se payment.
PETER BIIIIOn, -.
mssa-dlm A HAIfuER eAeSeiofs-
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RAILROAD SPIKES.

THE undersigned Is the authorised agency fer the
II sale IL Porter, Role & SWEETS Railroad spikes:
said u be The best aud cheapest spikes usa.
sappiy constantly On band aad for sale by
d. d. DlckEY
apxlc-tf csllegs stEset, Nashville.
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FIR EIGHT RATES
FROM
Charleston and Savannah
Nashville and Stations ON N. g.
c. Railroad, west of Stevenson
ss2 ssss2 - 81

First Class, (including HATS per 100. ..s1 Is
Nas@1S-- j 90
60, ', ~ ''-........-.. so
Special Rates for Furniture sc o so
A fOMrEiIIIoN between Steamers and Propellers
- Plying between New York and Charleston and
savannah has caused reduction in Steamers freirhs
on through Goods. As their charges NAV nuctuate
We kNe ABOVE the rates from Charleston Savannah
10 NashVihe At the same time guarantee the cost
shal not exceed at any time prior LIST OF June The
rates as heretofore advertised Through Rates nom
New York and Philadelphia Nashville in Connection
win Charleston and Savannah Steamship Lines, viz:
First Class, per 100. sI on
Second Class. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -
Third Class. .s......... &c
Special Rates 81
Cnnslgn Goods 10 Agent Central Railroad savannah
and 10 Agent South Carolina Railroad Charleston
oVercharges and damages Except damages occur
ing At sea- will be promptly settled as heretofore
For further Information Cards giving classhca
uon &c, apply TO mo at the " C. Railroad Depot or
by mail TO CUAS w ANnTpSolng go VI
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