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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-01

NO ice has yet made its appearance on
Lake Superior. Snow fell the other night
to the depth of eight inches, but it continued
warm and mild.
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KILLED OR STOLEN.

a WHITE AND BLACK SETTER DOG: to re-
IA cover the dog will give FIVE DOLLARS,
nd for evidence which will convict the brute who
allied, or the thief who stole him, will give five
kolars additional. T.. q. KEATS.
janis
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A Situation Wanted.

a MIDDLE-AGED BUSINESS MAN, acquainted
"A with business in all its branchescapable of TAX
ing charge OF store, keeping the books and doing
the out door business Of mill, or mandatory,
workshop, wishes emplo, ment. and will accept low
wages. Enquire at the Journal Office, jan50 3w
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Nearly One Prize to every Nine Ticket
MAGNETIC ENT III Is NJ e
TO BE DRAWN
EANu SATIrRnAY IN FEBRUARY!

W n0le ICkets wv, IaiNcs soS &uaAt Ss|s'
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from to $1,000, corresponding with
those Numbers the Tickets printed on separate slips
Of paper encircled with small tin tubes and placed
The first sa Prizes similarly printed and encircled,
The wheels are then revoved, and number is drawn
from the wheel of Numbers, and at the same time
Prize Is drawn from the other wheel The Number and
Prize drawn out opened and exhibited TO the audi
ence, and registered by the Commissioned the Prize
ton is repeated until all the Prizes are drawn out
APPROXIMATION Prizes.-The two preceding and
the succeeding Numbers to those drawing the nrst
Prizes will be entitled to the % Approximation
Prizes For example: If Ticket No. ll,2yO draws the
10000 Prize those Tickets numbered l5i
30 draws the 900 Prize, those Tickets numbered 54s
49, 55l, 552 will each be enttedto $780, and SO on &C
The ZOO Prizes OF $40 will be determined by the last
cure Of the Number that draws the Prize For
example, If the Number drawing the 5000 Prize ends
ends in l. win be entitled to SEQ If the Number ends
with No. then all the Tickets where the Number ends
Cercates Of Packages will be sold at the following
ceti se Of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets
10 Half .......... 40
/" l 10 RGasss :. :.:::..:. 70 70
In orderins Tickets or Ser = enclose
receipt of which they will be first mall
Purchasers have tickets ending in any figure they
The list of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
~. Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain and give their Post Office, County and State.
sB- Remember that every Prize is drawn and payar
bic in full without deduction.
~ All prizes of sl coo and under, paid immediately
after the drawing-oher prizes at the usual time OF
thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates to
8. SWAN u Co., Augusta. Ga.
| cF Persons residing near MONTGOMERY, Alabama,
or Atlanta, -orga, have their orders filled and
save time, by addressing s. Swan Co., nj either Of
| those cities.
| alcy- list of the numbers that drawn from the
wheel. with the amount Of the prize that each one Is
entitled to, will be published after every drawing, In
| the following papcrs:-Aueusta Geo. Constitution
alis, New Orleans Delta. MobileRegister Charleston
Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta Intelgencer,
New York Weekly Day Book, Savannah Morning
News, Richmond Dispatch, News, and Paulding
(Miss.) Clarion.
| jan2s.
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! UsT RECEIVED BY EXPRESS

Fruit and Ornamental Trees and
Plants.
CONSISTING of choice collection Of Apple, Pear,
~ Peach, Plum, &c; Eyerp Gems hin variety, De-
cifuous Ornamental Shrubs Gooseberry, Raspberry,
Currants, Grape Roots, Strawberry Plants Of quite
number of the finest varieties; Pie Plant, Asparagus
Roots &c, &c, hand, and for sale at the
room formerly occupied by Mr.. Conyngton, on Main
street, between First and Second streets. The above
collection is from the PLEASANT RIDGE MUIR
SERY AND GARDEN of J. O. FERRTs& CO.. near
CINCINNATI Ohio, Of the largest and best establish.
ments in the West.
Those wanting to purchase should give us an early
call, as we shall remain here but few days.
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EDGE TOOLS. &C,

TUNO CLOSE, 7 will sell the balance OF stock, cor
n sisting OF Single and Double Bit Axes, Broad
Axes. Hand and Bench Axes, AIDES, &C., at much
lower than market rates. An sxaminnatISn Of good.
Trustee Of Holmes & Co.. y Wood street..
jsn30 PITTsBUEGR.
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COOPERS ATTENTION!

COOPERS ATTENTION!
yuNHE undersigned has now on hand WHITES
n CELEBRATED COOPERS' TOOLS.
A 80 a large assortment of COLUMBUS AND GIN
C1NNATI Tress Hoops and Planes.
JACOB STRAUB,
Successor to A. Waldkrch, Main ST., bet LIST and Cd.
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Average daily attendance in High

SSHOoi ............. 90
Three male teachers employed
Average salary'for same. ...S 200 90
Twenty female teachers employed
Average salary for same. ... 242 90
The average cost Of tuition for this
year for each scholar attending
school will be about. so
The cost of the Schools this year
Will Dc ABOUT. ..xS,OOO w
The schools have been kept open each
year forty four weeks, making four quarters
of eleven weeks each.
The schools are now well graded, and
under thorough and efficient teachers. No
schools in the West are under better diseip-
line, better organized, or in q more pros
porous condition than those of Evansville,
and no city can boast of a more efficient OF
intelligent corps of teachers. The High
School has large and valuable chemical and
philosophical apparatus, entirely new, and a
fine and choice cabinet of minerals and shells
The present school building is an ornament
and honor to the city, and with an increase
Of from ] PAT children in 1858 to 1890 in
| 1851, It is evident that another similar build
| ing must shortly be erected in the lower par
| of the city, TO meet the educational wants o.
the children. The past four years have de-
monstrated that nothing has added more t.
the growth, good order and prosperity o
Evansville, than her well organized and eff
ficient Free Schools.
| ii. Q. WHEELER,
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$50 OR $50 REWARD.

MY STORE, IN Carnelton, Perry county, Ind &,
lvu was robbed the night OF the 9Th inst- OF the
following goods: Three Silver Watches two Hunting
Case Watches, and open face Lapine Watch; also
a large lot Of Jewelry, consisting OF Breastpins Ear
Drops and Finger Rings; also a quantity Of Pocket
Knives and Razors, with quantity Of Irish Linen.
SILK Handkerchiefs and Ready Made Clothing.
will give $50 for the apprehension OF the thief, or
AZ so for the thief and goods. Address
ian a4w NICHOLAS VAUGHAN.
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TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.
RATES


Remaining in the Post Office at Evansville, Ind, up
to February LIST. 1852 Persons calling for these let
tiers, win please say ''advertised" and give date
Of list.
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LOOK OUT !!

v AVER BAUMGARFNER has a claim against
IA me for several hundred dollars, but whether in
the form OF a Note, Receipt or Account. l am unable
to say. All persons hereby notified not TO pui
chase from him any claim against for am not in
dehted to him, ard will not pay any such claim. On
the contrary, he is indebted to me.
jan27-tf SAMUEL MYERS,
MANILA ANDHENP BEDCORDS, IN DOZS.,
lvS AND REELS,-50 Packages for sale by
jan27 GILBERT & B0WLES.
GHALTER ROPES Coils Hemp and Manila, for
q sale by GILBERT L. B0WLES.
jana1 Sycamore street near Water.
HLASS AND NAILS
VA 80 Boxes Window Glass;
80 Kegs assorted Nails; just received and Tor sale
by SAM. FICKERY.
NRANBERRIES AND CHEESE
" 10 boy Is Choice Western Reserve Cheese;
2 bbs CranberTies, Just received and for sale by
jan3a V1CKERY JOHNSTON.
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DIANA
ASBURY FEMALE COLLEGE.
NEW ALBANY, INDIANA.

NEW ALBAN |,
sv.HE SPRING TERM Of this Institution will open
II on Monday, February lst The course Of study
English Branches, Mathematics, Natural Science,
Ancient and Modern Languages, Painting and Draw
ing, Vocal and Instrumental Music.
Physiological, Philosophical ana Astronomical Appa-
rtus for the illustration OF the principles OF those
Sciences, constituting invaluable helps In the aoqusi-
ton Of knowledge.
YOUNG LADIES,
We are pursuadel, will not find greater advantages
than offered them in this lnstituton either for
Literary Improvement or Refined Accomplishment in
Music, Painting and Drawing.
large npmDer of Students can be accommodated
with Boarding in the College Building In the family OF
the President. 'ew more can yet be received.
For special information, reference is made to Rev.
III. GILMORE, Rev. Il. II. JOHN, Rev. j. j HIGHT,
J Ohm ISGLE, Esq, Judge A. IeLEHART, orto
FOR SALE.
m OTIS IA and Is in Samuel Fishers Subdivision Of
III Out Lot No. 9 in the Upper Enl argement Of the
jsn30-lms DENBY b LUNKENHEIMER.
MAGAZINES AT THE EARLIEST.
w averly for November; Emerson and Putnam for
wv November: Leslie's Gazette for November; and
all the other Magazines; ankee Notions for Deem
Der lnoy9-tf1 DOBELLS.
100 Shetland cast Ploughs, OF every size and kind
at wholesale and RETAIL just received and for sale by
jan26-d4w q. II. COOK q SON.
GRASS SEED! GRASS SEED.
"a 100 bushels Blue Grass;
100 do Orchard Grass;
for sale by z. II. COOK son.
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No. of children in the city,. 1904
No. of children registered in Free
Schools. Observation-Disclosures. 1850
Average daily attendance. $50
Thirteen teachers were employed,
$f.zSo UV
Cost of schools that year....-..... 1850 90
Making the expenses Of the schools, tut
ton, &C., 81 OPS less than the previous year.
This reduction was owing to the increased
school accommodations. by which the schools
were better graded, and the scholars better
classified. Previous to this there were no
pupils in the Public Schools sufficiently ad-
vanced for admission into the High School.
A thorough knowledge of reading, writing,
spelling, arithmetic, geography and gram
mar being required for admission into that
School.
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Neob VI SSHOOlS y oscbO w
In the fal; of 1854, block : in the Eastern
Enlargement of the city, containing fifteen
lots, was purchased by the city, and the
erection of aspacious three story brick build
ing, fifty-eight by seventy feet, exclusive of
the towers, and capable of accommodating
500 pupils, was commenced, and in the fall
of 1856 this building was completed, at a
cost to the city for ground, building, fencing,
&C., of $4,000.
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v Bills. Cider Vinegar, just received and for sale
nv SICKERY & JOHNSTON.

NEW BOOKS NEW BoOKs.-
~ Quits, by the Author of Initials;
Parthena, or the Lass Days Of Paganism, only
just published by Tick nor FIELDS:
The Plant Hunters, by Capt. Mayne Reed;
Mabel Vaughan;
Moss Side, by Marion Hariand;
Lena Rivers, -
Homestead on ths Hill Side, de-
School Days AT Rugby,
new supply the best hooks OF the year for sale
by JAM 6l D0BELJ y C0NfNGTUN.
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Scientific American.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOURTEEN BEGINS
September IT, 1855. Mechanics inventors Manu-
faeturers aud Farmers The Scientific American has
reached its fourteenth year and will enter upon
Volume on the ll.h Of September. II is the only
weekly publication of the kind now issued in this
country and il hasa very extensive circulation in all
the States of the Union. 1t Is not might sup-
pose from its title Cry. ahstsuse work on technical
science the contrary, It deals with the great
events going in the scientific mechanical indus
siiAl worlds as TO please and instruct If the
mechanic artszsn wishes To know the best machine
in how to make ary substance employed in his
busness-if the housewife wishes to get recipe for
making good color. &eifthe inventor wishes to know
what is going on in the way Of improvements-if the
manufacturer wishes to keep posted with the Times and
to employ the best facilities in his the man
Of leisure aud study wishes keep himself familiar
with the progress made in the chemical labaratory or
in the construction OF telegraph STEAMSHIPS railroads
reapers. mowers, and Thousand other machines and
appliances both OF peaea and va-sl these dederaG
be found in the Scientific American and not else
where They sre here presented IN reliable and in
teresug form, adapted to the Of minds
uniearned in the higher branches ofscience and art
TERAtS-one copy year, 50 one cory months
81; Five copies six months, 81 Ten copies mouths
ss; Ten cpics twelve months, SIS; Fifteen copies II
mouths s2s, Twenty copies twelve months S2s in
v&1cs
Specimen copies sent ~ratuitosslv for Inspection
Postage siHmps taken for Subscriptions.
Ef- Letters should he directed to
MUM & co 12s Fulton street v Y
U Nessrs Mum & Co. extensively engaged in
procuring patents for Inventions. and viii advise
inventors without charge, in regard TO the novelty OF
their Improvements SIS
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Notice.

f,sTiTE OF CALIFORNIA County Of Butte. To
- the Lon. Thomas Wells, County Judge Of Butte
county, and P. r. Harris District Attorney. Gentle
men. you viii take notice that before the first
day Of December d. 1855 the und ersigned will ap-
ply to his Exeeilency JOHN B. Weller Governor of the
State of California for pardon OF John sweeny who
is now servHg term Of two years in the states Prison
Of California under sentence of the Court of Sessions
of Butte county its aprii term D. 1883 for the
crime Of Grand Larceny Of which you viii take due
Dotice- HIGH MORRISON.
We the uutersigned hereby acknowledge service oi
tho within notice 5th November D. 1S5S
TIOMkS WELLS Co. Judge
r. II HARRIS. Dist Atty Butte Co Cal
Attest The foregoing true cory ofthe original
% file in my office
(-l Witnss- ny hand and the seal Of said
rs. court affixed this the ath cay Of November
t-) 4 D. 1855
), II. DaRRNcn. Clerk Bate Co.
Oroyille Nov ) Is5s
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Notice.

EDrarLE OF THE STATE OF STATE cAIIFoR-
n F0RNIA V5. JffifS D 1LAN-li~trict Court. 18th
Ja'isifI District. isuta Cn1uf.: Warren T Sexton
Jadgc of said District Court p. H. Harris. District
Attorney for the County nf fltie and resaid
wi hereby t'ke notice that the undersigned w'iI pply
9, John B. Weller Governor. Of the state Of ao MIA
fnr CONTAMINATION Of The sentence II death passed u on
ihe s.if john peian on the day Of November, \.
ls5s. for the murder of EDWARD Shark y, ;mpris
nent in the States Prison Of sid STATE The said John
Dnian convicted o. the a'v murder tie 9lst day
If December A D. i-a7 ami The . III of same month
sentenced 10 be hung the 27h Of MarcA, A. ~ 1855
-rase appealed TO pre,ne Court Of Said Sts.e points
oserrued and fnA sentence passed the 11h inst that
he De executed on the iii day OF January A r. IS g.
d. W CAEESEMaN & u. c. GRANGER.
Attorneys fer Defendant.
le-eby ackno ledge Service Gf tie sbove notice by
copy. P. H.HARRI;,
Jst Attorsfy OF HHiie tounfv. Cai.
b. rcby acknnwe gc service cf the above npice by
copy. NAlikEN T. sFXf0v.
Ju ga 18th Judicial District
Attest the following true Of Application of Com
mrinon OF the Sentence Of J 1rn Daian Witness INV
hand and the Seal the said CoUr tfs 18th day of
November A. d. lc5S. N. II. DAKRACH.
Clek Of us'rct Curt, But e Co.
RyJ II M.rPLy. Deriiy.
firpVfile. NV iith. 1852
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LEGAL NOTICES..
Sherif's Sale.

tSY yIRTH' OF tS EXECUTION ISSTED OUT
Of the tisrict rari ri he Fifteenth Jadiral Dis
iric in aud for Butte county. and Stale of Cslifrn's
70 me direried and feise d. commanding me 10 nake
the srl al for hundred snd seventy fo=r . loo fs4si
2Sl dollars with iuerczt reo- at the rae of three
PR cent north frpfn the 5th day OF May y 1856
until paid snd efs o' su taxed in the SUN Of fty hye
tolc0 1855 6l doirs. and sll arcrung costs On said
VIII. wherein k.bf3FRT P. TAYLOR, FREDERICK
WILCOX and DAVID BURROWS T'isirslhs. and
ALFfFs foST rg. THOuAs WI fsTs%S. JAMIE :
JILLI ms. jain srkLY, J. r. HARnENBURGII
and WIN cHtNDLER Def-nde.ts- have levied
npon and IN exro.e at pubic sale the highest bid
der for cash. sitle Court Hnuse Hos'- IN '.e town ai
-rnvf,ie COUNTY State afsre$-id On Friday the
e 9tb day Deeen, bcr- A. u. 1855. hour of
o'cocs. P. =~id day all Of the light, title and
interest Of the above nnnied Defendants In and 10 Ger.
tain Water nitrh, known May 9Th, 4. D. 1877. ns the
Smoker Run Ditch, taken from the stream known rs
sIcser RIM or Gold bIH, aud running Moore
town and the locality or mini camp ktos Bryant
DfggInes. ~ IoHntain Sri wnsh'p, Butte COUNTY.
California, together wisn all and FBeui the latersls
orArceS, yessrv irs narDes nefnsnis her iitiireit
aid lrieIi.Iires Illereunio besneng in anywIse
aFperiai sing X ID. PLUM, Sheriff Butte Co.
CroT-!le. Nov. u. 1888
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Insolvency Notice.

EN- THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE FIFTEENTH
Judicial District. in and for the county sof Butte.
In the matter of the petition Of Elisha W Slater in
solvent Gehtor. Pursuant 10 order of the Hon War
Sexton. Judge Of the Fifteenth Judicial pstrict
aforesaid made this day. notice is hereby given to all
the creditors of the said insnvent, f. W Slater, to he
and appear befoe the Hon T. Sexton aforesaid
in open court, the twenty eigt day of December,
D. lSs at ten o'clock VI. of that day chambers at
the court Of said Court at the Town of 0rovie
II any they have. why the prayer Of said insolvent
should not be granted. AID asSgnmet of his estate
be made, and lie be discharged trum his delts an
insolvent debtor
~, Witress my hand and the saal of said Court
srAL this, 10th day Of November. A 1853
~ VI II. pAKRACr.
n2n-lI Clerk district Court 18th judicial Di- trict
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Ahchovies,
French Capers,
Tomato Ketchup in boitlca
or keg.,
Green Corn, in cans,
&" Peas
Cal Pick es, in kegs or jars,
English mixed - in -
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en- T0ZER. NJ. D.
ncAp aNDREFlr, Dr =.


EeEAD AND REFLEtT. DR.. T. Tozrr's Ca rd
- to the affi cted Quick cures and low d. ices at
the Es ablshed Office Sixth street, between and St
DIR. Tt Il returns his thanks To his iuntrons pa
tiens for their patronage and would embrace this Oh.
portunty to remind them that he continues 10 consult
tie skill of of the most hraied physicians of
the age and upol which he has Never Failed per-
form Radical Cure
pr Tozer's reputation physician stands unequa-
led Ills exclusive attention diseases OF the Genito
Urinary 0Fsans for many years renders him perfect
mnster of Syptiiitic diseases
Or Tnz3r has. il is We'll known taken patients from
the very verge Of the grav and sto eli III 10 perfect
health He nrther states hat he deems II slicea: to
attract the attention at tho h, might the ser
vices of physician, IN all p icnary hose
enuner ted in the adverris, ment expecting would
test my merits rs practitioner, and the result NV
practice has Fcn thus far satisfactory my patients
and y elf. Nor do deem it necessary to ill columns
verse cnis, protesting ny ability to heal all dis US
sh is heir 10. for To d. t nj Uifst be something
more than man, bat give these tha aii c;cd
VeHtr raj, Chronic aud other diseases. understand
from long eXperence am fully comnelcut T., ;rca:
them successful.
offer genuine fraudulent certificates or ruas of
my superior quail icatios Practitioner, nei her do
assume the medical hon'rs to which en,t d; but
merely ask those who diseased u read the different
adv rtlsemenis rciting the Of private diseases
a.id judge for the selves where nj nj, for relief (
rooms are arranged that be CO sed in private
1T all hours OF the 'lny, IRON oc.oci VI until ~
0-Persons W, b Chronic Darrhpea. Dysent .ry, Ner-
YOU'D Debility, Low Spirits. Lassitu !e, Weakness of the
I'm bs I'd back, indi1 usiiion Loss OF Memory Aver
SION 10 Society Love of aol tu i. Timii, Self tsrrst
Dizziness ieadace, in III side affections of the
eyes, PIN les he fce Sexual and ollr inirnitjes
m van, &c, will fal II important consult DR.. tbas
H. I'z at lis oi e, TX st between and X, Sac
raNehto. C1AS. II. T0ZER. NJ. ID.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Justices Summons.

LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA =
~ State Of raiifor'a. County of Butte. sS In Jus
tees court Kisshew Town-hirhe people Of the State
California. to Phillip Dunsmorc Greeting You are
hereby summoned to appear before at nv Office m
ku shew Township county Of Bate the I'm DAY oi
December 1sss at 10 o.eIaet. VI to answer un'o
the complaint # SchaphA smith shc sues to re- ov,r
the sum of niney three and IS e0ta dniaTs bai nc
due on boo. ecz-u7t from June rlh rtrH.ber 18Th,
1s5s for goods wa IS and nerctariise sold AMI deiiv-
cred to defsndat, piairfif when judgr ent WI De
ke ags !, Won for The said together with costs
and damages if you fail 10 appear and answer 10 the
or any constable Of said county greeting; make
banI tbi. lsti, day Of Novernt or, A 1858
~ 80 F.B KISSOS.
Ju tice of the Peace ofsaid Townshp.
M. hcreb oriered that III nbove sunni AIRY be pub
shed in the Butte Record three weeks bffre the d.
~ sal. E.B KINsON, fP
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TURNER BROTHERS,
Manufacturers Of

Manufacturers Of
TTRNER's GINGER WINE, slRUrS. CoRDIALs,
BiTrERS, &c,
AT New York Buffalo, N. Y, and San Francisco TAI.
e tAUTiON TO THE PUBLIC THE REPUTATION
- awarded TO TURNER'S GINGER WINE. ami the
unheard of popularity it has received has been the
means OF nttng into the market many spurious nrtics
BEWARE OF THESE BASE COUNTERFEIrERs.
E5-We therefore caution all consumers Of GINGER
WINE to examine The label none is genuine
such as have our portraits in circle plate
and surrounded by the nsc. lion--"TU. NEE'S GIN
= GER WINE, prepared by Tt'RNEB RGTnRRS, New
York, Dutft q N. Y. and SAN Fr ncisco, Cal" au20
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ORIENTAL HOTEL
Corner Bash, Battery and Washington streets.
SAN FRANCISCO.

k-s THIS WELL KNOWN FIRST CLASS avn
-. central Hotel. having been recently mo-oved
S2I refitte and thoroughly renovated open for
he reception OF guests Everything IN It's several de
partmenis is in complete order and condition fsr the
coufpr. and convenience all my he Pleased To
bestow their patrnaee Every effort viil be
render the Oriental the first hotel fhe Pacific coast
ni2 A. POLLARD. Proprietor.
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Notice.

Us HFREnY GIvEN-THAT AFTER THIS DATE
the Office OF the Secret-ry aud Treasurer of The Cali
foruio oal Company. will he bed tho Fee Of D. W
Che sman in the Town nf OTosie end the eircs nf
The Trustees of said Company viii heF-aer cid nj
The snne ufle'. annur meetings Of The Company for
the election Of Officers will be held Heretofore at Coal
Creek, By order Of the Trustees.
D ". CHEFSNAS, sec-y. Cal Coal Co.
ororillc, Nov. $, 1858. InIS2.s1
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SUNDRIES.

Nails cu and wro't. all =zs coriaee, all sizes,
Window Glass & Putty, Whceibarruws,
BaIing Wire Rope, NJ cks and Sheaves.
Miners Supplies hand constantly.
eryware Wines. Liquors and y rups. viii aso be found
to be complete. California Produce also kept On
b. and at all tiTes We feel satisfied that there is
house in the up-cauntry possessing more superior
anaees and facilities for giving entire satisfaction
customers end patrons Our prices shall all times be
4 low ms the lowest, and as uniform.
LI- Goods delivered promptly, FREE of charge. SIS