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Tenth Annual Course of Lectures
BEFORE THE
CLEVELAND LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
n 3 : So.

1 llI1OI- AdNC Z
Il the pleasure Of announcing the following brilliant
Course of Twelve Lectures
Nov. 25th-Iieut. NJ. F. MAURY, u 8. N Subject
The Atlantic Telegraph"
Nov. 3fh-Liout NJ. +. MAURY, U. S. N. Subject
1.-The Highways and ByWays OF the Sea"
Dec. 2t-Lieut M. +. MAURY, U. S. N Subject
Extending to the Lakes System Meteorological Obser-
vatun for Inc BenefI OF Lake Commerce and Navigation
Dec. .7th-GEORGENAND Boston. Subject:
yening with the Poeisa Discourse, with READINGS from
Shakespeare Scott, Hood Longell0s Miles stan is &c.
Dec. llth-LIeu. NJ. F. MAURY, u $. N. Subject
"Ihe Workshops and HarmOnies of the Sea-"
Dec. l6ih-OLlyER p. BALDWIN, Esq, Richmond,
Va. Suhject--Fogyism "
Dec. 28l-J. SIDNEY HENSIAW. U s. N, Utica,
N. Y Suhject-"Ih The Ant and Graces Of Conversation"
Dec 30th-Rev. EDWIN II. CHAPLIN
Jan 29-RAI.PTI WALDO EMERSnN.
Ja1. .25th-BAYARD TAYLOR.
Jan. REV T. STARR KING
Col. JOHN W. FOBNEY is also expected.
Tickets for the Course, admitting Gentleman and two
Ladies, 50.
Single Tickets to the Course. 50.
Single Tickets e. the Lectures, 25 cts
Those holding Course Tickets Cure gUOd seats the doors
beng open at 7O'c'ock for their admission.
The Box Office Will not be open Till half past Z
Tickets be h I'd the Bookstores anariS and
the Lecture Committee. FAY ETTE BROWN,
B. + PEIXOTTO,
MAI +. SMITH,
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GRE WORK, and CORAIS-
From Naples-we have LAVA CAMEOS, IVORY CAR
WINGS, and articles OF VERTU.
From ROme-ws have MOSAICS, PARIAN STAUETTS,
aud VASES.
From G1neva-ve have Enamelei WATCHES. JEWEL
RY, and Works Of Art more beautiful than a
Turks dream Of Paradise
From Florence we have MOSAICS CABIEOS, & TER
RE GOTTA Ornaments
From Venice-we have PAINTINGS and ENAMEIS
From Dresden-we have CHINA Ornaments of every de-
scrIptlOu
From StrausbuTgh-we have every variety Of BOHEMIAN
GLASS Work
From Paris-we have ALABASTER CLOCKS. Beautiful
OIL PAINTINGS. Fancy HAIR PINS and
HEAD DRESSES, FANS, PERFUMERY
WATCHES, and Ten Thousand Articles of
Use and Beauty.
From London-IVe have fine WATCHES and Watch Afove
ments, PAPER MACHE Work Boxes and
JewelTy Caskets. also n splendid stock Of
LUBINS PERFUMERY and SOAPS
From Shefeld-we have Plated Ware and Rodgers eele-
blaied Cutlery, Pocket Knives and Scissors
And from our own land. have variety Of C,oods
that we may well bo proud Of
Fram Waltham Massive have the American Watches ,
Frsm Bristol Give have the universal Yankee Clocks
From Hsrtford-we have Rogers Bros premium Plated
Ware Forks, Spoons Cups, Custors &c
Frum Haylensyille Mass we have Dawson Warren 4
Hyde's Gold Pens-a splendid assortment
From New Lebanon, N Ys-'ge have David Kendall's
Thermometers
From the Rubber Company-we have the best assortment
Of INDIA RUBBER Toys Ia the state
And one Million other hingsNeW, Beautiful and Useful
Give a call
decs BENTON & MATHIVET.
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]. B. COBB & co.
READERS AND SPELLERS.

billiards. Readers,
Hazen's Speller and DefineT,
LOyell's Readers,
McGuifey's Readers,
McGuifry' New Readers,
McGuiley's Speiler,
PaTkeI's Readers,
Prices Speller,
Sanders SpalleT,
Swans Speller,
JOwne's Progressive Readers,
Town Speller,
Webh's Readers,
MeLsteT's Elementary Speller,
WOrct ster's Speller-
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YOUNG MENiS CHRiSTIAN ISSOCIITT0Y,

THE Lecture Committee have the hon
Il or to announce that arrgeme have been completed
for the following Course Of TEN HIGHLY POPULAR
LECTURES 10 be delivered at MELODEON HALL
" Dec sir. l. e. HOLLAND. (author of Tla0mb $
Life"
" Dec H-Rev. ". II SnLBURN, Cthe Blind Preach
VI, Dec. Il-Rev VIM. HOGARTH OF Detoit
VII Jan lI-PrOt. b. SILLIMAN, Jr, Yale College
llef' -
VIII; Jan 25-BAYARD TAYLOR. Subjecr-.I.ife
TX. Feb. I-GEoRGE SUMNER, Esq, Boston. Sub
ec'-"Span
Y Feb. Is
u Lectures to. commence at o'clock
The eminent talents of the Lecturers ard The varied and
interesting subjects Of which they tTea-embracing Ty
els Literature. Science &c.-wl il is confidently ex-
pectcd insure large attendance and thus the Ass
clli lou ~ supplying its Library with NEW BOOKS
Ihe following Low PRICES will be charged for
TICKETS which miy he obtained the Book stores at
BrlnaTds Of the Lecture Committee and at the door on
the evenings Of the Lectures:
Course Hckets-sinslo.
admitting Gentleman and Lady. $50
for extra Lldy........................ SO
D " BROOKS ]. K. c. SLEEPER,
J. f. 1NGERSOLL, Z. G. BENEDICT,
W. = PALMER. Lecture Committee.
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CLASSICAL.


Andrews s. stoddard's Latin Grammar,
Andrews x StOddaTd's Latin Grammar ne
Andrews Latin Reader,
AndIews' Cicero,
Andrews Cesar,
Andrews First Book in Latin,
Andrews Latin Lessons,
Andrews Latin Lexicon,
AnthOR's Latin Dictionary,
AinswOrth's LATIN Dictionary,
Anthun's Caesar,
AnthOn's Cicero.
AnthOh's Sallust
AnthOn's Horace
AuthOnis Homer,
Anthems Virgil
AnthOn's Anabasis.
AuthOn's Greek Reeder.
Anih ms XenOphsn,
AnthOn's JuVenal
ArnOld's Firs- and Second Latin Book,
ArnOidS Latin Prusc Composition,
Arnold's First Lain Book,
ArnOld's Cornelius NepOs,
ArnOld's First Greek Book,
Arnold's Greek Prose Composition,
Buffers Sallust,
Baire's XenophOn,
Billions Latin Grammar,
Bullion Latin Reader,
BulliOn's Greek Grammar
Bullions Greek Reader
Billions Cesar,
CoOper's Virgil,
Crosby S Greek Lessons,
CrOsbys Greek Grammar.
Harlmess' Second Latin Book,
JOhnssn's HerOdOtus
JuhnsOn's Cicero,
KeuhEeT'S Latin Grammar,
Llncoln's LlVy,
IiJdle & SeOtt's Green Lexicon.
McCllntOck & Crooks Eirst Latin Book,
Owens XenOphOn's Anabasis.
Owons AenOph1n's CyclOpedia,
Robbins XonOphon,
SOphOcle's Greek Grammar.
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NRW SCHOOL BOOKS

Now being extensively intrOdaced, and kept
quantities..
COrnell's Biographies,
Cuvilps Digest Of Grammar,
Hlhard's Readers,
McGufey's New Readers,
MOnteitli's GeOgraphieS
McNalley's Geography,
PetOn's Outline Maps, r1sasz
PaysOn x Dunton's Writing Books,
W-nen,s Common School Geography
Warren's Physical Geography.
Wells Chemistry,
Wells PhilOgouhv
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DIAMONDS-from Goleonda and Brazil;
RUBIES-frOm Syria, Ceylon and HOhenstein;
TOPAZ-from the Altai Mountains and Kamsehatka;
EMERALDS-frOm Egypt, Syria and New Mexico;
OPALS-from Hungary, the Farce Islands Honduras;
TURQUOISE-from Persia;
PEARLS-frOm CeylOn. olmutz and New Jersey
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Fail' and supper,

HOPE ENGINE COMPANY, $t5'4
- No, 8 Will hold Far AID Supper, Al 9z5ssss
GRAY'S ARAiORY, ~
On Thursday, December 16, 1853.
FAIR in the Afternoon and Evening-to conclude with
DANCE and SUPPER.
T Tickets. ada ting Gentleman and Ladies entire
Far Ball and Supper SIO0 Afternoon Tickets % cents
each. Il Good Muse will be in attendance
COEMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
WM. HART, l. c. Vail, D. W MCINTYRE,
l. WHITE, WM SIMMONDs. r W. MIDnL ETON
f. BoLrz, L. r. EyggETT, n W. MARsEILLEs
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PHILOSOPHY AND CHEMISTRY

Z II u
CUInsiock ; Philosophy,
BUwman's Chemistry,
Grly's Chemistry,
(iralan's Chemistry,
OlmSted's School Philosophy,
Olmsted's College Philosophy,
Parkers Philosophy,
POrters Chemistry,
StOckhardt's Chemistry,
Silliman's Chemistry,
Smellieis Philosophy
Spragueis Philosophy,
Wayiand's Intellt ctual PhiOsoDhv,
Wayland's Moral Philosophy
Wells Philosophy,
Wells Chemistry,
Youman's Class-Book Of Chemistry
YOuman's Atlas OF Chemistry.
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At No. 25 wafer Street
NOTICE :

DROBATE NOTICE. following
accounts have this day been filed for settlement in the
Probate Court of Cuyahoa County and will be for hearing
the 18th day OF December A D. 1855. the Probate
Court Room, IN the city of Cleveland
Final account of W P. Cook, Executor of E. P. Cook
Final account OF William Executor Of John NOdOTer
klia account OF u S Bristol Executor of Royal AlllaTd
Partial account of R. Coleman, Executor Of Joseph Miller
knight.
Partial account Of jeremiah Day Administrator J. Hunt
ingtOn.
Final account Of O. Cutter, Administrator Of A D Cutter
Final account OF Daniel Stanley Guardian of the Minors
OF Robert Rainey.
Final OF Henry Fink, Guardian of the Minors of
Morton kTaiacli.
Partial account of NJ Piin Guardian of the Minors of
]. +. ChambeTlin.
Partial account Of James Bell Guardian the Minors Of
H L Strong
Partial account S Mary H. Everett Guardian the Minors
OF Henry Everett
Partial account C. C. Fitch Guardian Of
II. b, Gleeson
Partial account Albert Bussler Guardian of the Minors
of F. Van Wassem
Partial account OF VIM Bowler Guardian of the Minors Of
+. J. Scarr.
HCleVeland, Dec / 1873
DANIEL R TILDEN
Slec3 dit WI 2l0 Probate Judge.
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Burning 5lni0.

NOTIOE.-EXCELSIOR BRECK-
~ ENRIDGE COAL AND CARBON OILS-The
undersigned would say those who deal coal and carbon
oils, that he has nedc such arrangements as will enabe
him 10 furnish those who buy Lamps OF him. with good
/ article Of
COAL AND CARBON OILS.
As there manufactured in the cOuntry-by the barrel or
gallon Fl1id, Coal Carbon and Keresine LAMPS for
lie Al Whoesaie Al New York prcesireight added No.
60 Ontario ST. nov22 n TAW
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We have

The whole world has contributed make stock
rthing the most lastIdious could desire.
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r o A RDI G-The House No. "a
- Public Square, and By the Stone Church-One of the
pleasanest locations in the cyhas been thoroughly re-
pared. and IS open for BoaTde. Families wishing to
furnish their rooms can be accommodated with large
and convenient ard bedrooms and Single BOares
and Day BOarlers viii lind good accommodations rel-
sOuahle terms Ladies excluded References given and
received. nov.s5 d3m 2lg s W BURRITT
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1Oants.
Gar0m0rf.

CARPENTERS TOOLS.-The iarg-
~ est anl best variety in the citv-for sale by .
ap30 H. HK-RAYNOLDS No. s Superior St
HOUSE TRIMMINGS, of eyery des-
Acripion, variety style and price-f,r sale by
ap30 II. X. RAYNOLDS, No. s SuHenor ST.
000 KEGS OF SUPERIOR
4SOOO NAILS-Of all sizes and qualities for
sale by II. X RAYNOLDS,
aIs3 No Superior ST
IRON AND STEEL.-At out a shin
Il load,-for sale by II X. RAYNOLDS,
st30 No SSuncror st
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MISCELLANEOUS

BOyd's Rhetoric,
Cutters FiIst Physiology,
Cutters Physiology and Anatomy,
CrItienden's Book Keeping,
Gray's How Plants Grow.
Gray's Lessons in BOTANY.
Gray's Manual of Botany.
Hitchcock's Geology,
l yell's Manual OF Geography,
LyelPS Principles OF Geology,
MallisOn's AstrO"Omy,
Mayhew's Book Keeping,
PaysOu 4 Dunton's Wn ing Books
Quaekenbos' English Composition,
ST Johns Geology.
School Speakers Il kinds,
Watts on the Mind,
Wright's OTthOgraphy,
Woods First Botany,
Woods Glass Book BOiany,s
Whateley'S Rhetoric,
Whaieley's Logic.
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AMERICAN WATCHES.
APPLETON, TRACY & CO.!
wALTHAM, MASS, MANUFACTURERS OF
Patent LeUeI' Watches.
MHESE SIIPERIOR WArnurCo.

T'HESE SUPERIOR WATCHES are
Il made bg the and OF and original maehin w. ex-
pIessly designed 10 secure WITH Low PRICE A ZINE,
SUBSTANTIAL, RELIABLE TlME-KEEPER. The
are new m construction. and pronounced by
mo highest authorities TO be EAULTLESS IN PRINCE
PLE AND QUALIFY, and have been proved by the most
tests 10 he reliable and unan these
watches are manufactured entire fro crude Materials
single establishment by connected and uniform
The manuiactoy being orgaHize upon the system
that has heea adopted in the production the unequaed
American firearms which enables Us TO prndCee move
ment al oNEHALF the price OF any foreign movement OF
the quality; and guarantee the perfect performance
for ten years Of every Watch manufactured hy US
ALL FOREIGN WATCHES ARE MADE BY HAND
the American Watches being he oaly ones made By ma
chnery, upon uniform system Throughout. Nealy all
handmade Wtiches are d. feeise and arc continually get
ting out OF 9Tder IN many parts OF the county, il
possible 70 nd good Watch and Watch repairing
always nnceftaln and expensive EIhe introduction Of
american watches dlsposes Of this difficulty, aHd COUNTY
MERCHANTS as well Watch-iealers can keep Watches
As part OF their miscellaneous stock md thus supply their
CUSTOMERS with STAPLE. which be used any
other article, without nYsleFy or humbug Sold BY the
trade generally. and bF
ROBBINS 4 APPLETON, General Agents.
seu2s dSW I'm III ms % Maldan Lane New Yor
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN COL
IL LARS-New STYLES Of Embroidered Collars Just reed
BY iull2 3 RAYBIOND-6 4 co.
OSBORN & YINCENT'S new PAT-
" ENT SKIRT, seventeen springs. made Without sew
ing BOv25 TAYLOR, GRiSWOLD co.
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GERMAN AND FRENCH

UEKMAN AND FRENUH
Adler's large German Dictionary,
Adler's small German Dictionary
Adler's Progressive German Reader
Charles XII.
Fasquelle's French Grammar
Gaud's Grammar-(5emans to learn English
Meadows French Dictionary,
Noel 4 Chapsal's French Grammar
OIendOTif's S German Grammar
OllendOrG'S FTench-by Jewett
OllendnTif' s Ffeuch-bg Valuc,I
Peissner's German Grammar,
Pinn-y's French Grammar
Pinneys French Reader,
ROheTtsonian System with French
Ielenagne, with Notes,
WOodbury's German Grammar
WOOdbury's Shorter Course
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THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE, IS58--lS59.
HNHE New Ynrk Trihnnn nnnr nnnro

The DAILY TRIBUNE is printed large imperial sheet
and published every morning and evening" Sunday except
ed and mailed to subscribers dollars per annu
advance; 50 for six months.
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CHURCH MUsTC &c

CHURCH MUSIC, Sc
The Jubilee,
The CytheTa,
The Thanksgiving.
The New Lutte Of Zion,
The Shawn,
The Sung Crown.
J.B. COBB & co.,
BOOKSELLERS AND sFATIONERS
CLEvELLND, On
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HIGHER MATHEMATICS

HIGHER MATHEMATICS
Bnunlon's Algebra,
Days Algebra,
Davies Legendre,
Davies Elements Of Algebra,
Davies Geometry,
Davies Surveying,
LoOmis' Algebra.
IOOmis' TrigOnOmeiTy,
LOoms' LOgarithms,
LOOnis' Geometry,
Rays First Algebra,
Rays ecOnd Algebra,
R0hinsOn's Algebra
StO1dnrd's Alsebra,
Towers Algebra.
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General Notifes,

. .CO-PARTNERSHlP- The undersigned have this day
fnled co-laTtner<hlp, in the firm 0 Pynehan Z
Ellsworth and take the entire business and pay all Claims
against the late firm Of Roberts 4 Ellsworth
- ). p PYNCHON,
Cleveland, Nov 9Th, 1853. J. ENSWOkTH.
uuvI7
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BENTON & MATHIVET.
Columbia weekly news., 1858-08-26

.lan, OF Peoria var 4c fol-
loving circumstances: oliPpdan, in com
Tapy with others, was going from Tut
,ietown to Sonora, and or the road met
iAe deceased Shortly after, o missed
his pistol, went ba ck after it, and found
it in the possession Of Cabbott, who re
fused to give i, up. Angry words en-
sued, when Cabbott fred at Olliphan
without lifting him. Olliphan then
wrenohed the pistol Fl ON Cabbott,
who followed him back endeavoring to
recover it, and made motion as if to
draw weapon from h~ belt, when Oh
liphan fired, instantly killing CAbboit
olliphan went Immediately and gave
mself Up.
We understand that he ha an cxami-
ration yesterday, before Judge Ford, OF
Sonora, and was recognized to answer
to the charge Of manslaughter
tALIFnR>IA MiNsrRELs This hign
" talented an versatile troupe perform
c in this place to crowded house on
l,sily evening" last Nearly every
body in ehis reIioa has witnessed the
pariormances of these Ninstrels, AMI ii
We were to take the al Hence Of Tues
day night as a criterion. We would say
shat they awlvs get the worth of their
III pnev. Lew Ra'tler is good Ethiopian
com dian, Joseph Wisem,n as ballad
singer Is excellent AMI Joe Murphy in
his of for California, is certainly the
~ Plus aitra OF the Southern darkey
They will again appear on Tuesday
evening mex, AMI We won'd advise all
lovers Of fun t. 90 and see them. Mr.
d Gilman Wal Iron, long connected
with the Naltarnia prssS, i their agent.
Columbia weekly news., 1858-08-26
JOHN sEDGWICK, ,

h.n.Iet false delicacy pre- vent the invalid from
to be found in another column indicates where to Oh
tain reliable and competent physician. y is seldom
that called upon to bear testimony faver Of
the skill OF the physician but of duty vel
kay BY without something than ntion.
Unlike the greater portion those who thrust them
selves and their nostrums before the public, whose
practices empirical Dr. Czapkay is gentleman
the position Of chief surgeon OF the liberatng army du
ring the late Hungarian Revolution, and is possessed
of all the requisite experience aud skill for the
full practice of his profession 1t is to the and ad
vice Of such ysician we would commend all suiw
ing from the effects of sexual private disease feeling
assured that in all such complaints whether arisln
from Infection ndscretion self ab1se loss of vir
y he can guarantee from his extensive practice,
speedy and permanent cure Those suffering from
the effects Of physcal and mental debility would
ay lei common sense take the place of false nsoesty,
and st ez such advice viii you from untne
" grave and lead you back again to pritine health
consult DR.. Czapkay, whom cheerfully endorse as
skillu and ied physician, capable coping with and
successfully eradicating these sels inflicted miseres
the evils empirical practice and all diseases OF SEM
nal nature. Dr. Czapkay's Offices are on Sacramento
street opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Office, San Fran
cisco may 1-3nI.
Columbia weekly news., 1858-08-26
MISCELLANEOUS
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.
The astentlon of Tnx Payers Is called To-

THE attention OF Tax Payers Is called TO.
he following provision Of the Revenue Act cfls5T.-
.see Woods Digest page 6l7)
TART 30l1 Sec o.
'The Tax Collector is hereby authorizedand required
uness otherwise direct ed by the Board of Supervisors
in the respective Countless either in person by dep
uty TO accompany the Assessor through the county,
and upon the entry OF assessment OF movable PER
sonal property to any person. firm corporation, assn
catio or com panv who does real estate with
in the county. demand the payment of the Taxes
the and If any such person, firm, corporatlon
association company shall neglect refuse to pay
such Taxes. the Tax Collector. bis Deputy, shall
seize sufficient OF the personal property Of the party SO
neglecting refusing to pay TO satisfy the Taxes and
Costs and shall post notice OF such seizure with
description Of the property and the time and place
where it will be sold, three public places in the
Township. when il is seized. and shall then. at the
praton of five days proceed TO scl az public auction
al the time and place mentioned to tie highest bidder
for cash, sufficient quantity of siid property toray
the Taxes and expenses incurred and for this service
the Tax Collector shall be allowed from the delinquent
party fee OF Three Dollars and the mileage that
Sheriff would be entitled to receive for travelling to
place to make a levy And upon the payment of the
purchase money he shall deliver to the purchaser the
property sold together with certificate Of the sale
and of the amount OF taxes assessments and expens
es thereon. for which the property was sold, where
upon the title to the property sc sold shall vest abso
uely in the purchaser The Tax Collector shall once
in every two weeks, return to the Auditor and the
Clerk OF the Board of Equalization, list Of all coec
tons made under this section and it shall be the duty
of the Clerk of the Board of Equalization to mark the
word Hpad'' on the General Assessment Roll opposite
the name Of each party whose taxes paidp
In-Notice is hereby given, that shall proceed
to COLLECT the Taxes of ali persons, who do not
real estate in the county, as the is
sed by the County Assessor required by the provia
ions OF the above section.
JOHN SEDGWICK,
Sheriff and Tax Collector
Sonora, March sth, 1858. t:
Columbia weekly news., 1858-08-26
Soap Factory.
SUCCESSOR TO McANDREWS MYKINS
Sonora, Cal.

= A. Miller, an old and successful
resident of Tuolnmne County, having purchas-
ed the Soap Factory of MeAndrews 4 Mykins, and ad
ded to the all the latest improvements-se
ing for its operations the most experienced worknen
is prepared supply the citizens of this and ad
joining counties with an article equal to any TO be
found in the market and AT prices that cannot fail to
be acceptable. Retail dealers directed TO this
tabshment-as it should be an important conSidera
ton with all TO give home products the preference
jan2'5s #
Columbia weekly news., 1858-08-26
Poll Iar----PoN Iar.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that the Law require
l each male iahabiiant of this state. over the age
OF Twenty One Years and under the age of Sixty Years
pay to the County Assessor Poll Tax of Three Dol
lars, provided the sane be paid between the first day
of March and the first Monday in August of each year
but il not paid prior to the first Monday in August
Four Dollars, the collection of which will be enforced
according TO law Payment can be mate at the Asses
sor office, in the Court House in Sonora.
r. B. ROBINSON.
County Assessor.
Sonora, March !, 1855. 4 mar6-tf
Columbia weekly news., 1858-08-26

Tie New York Weekly GoTrfN PRIZE is one of the
largest aud best weekly papers OF the day An
~ eral Quart" containing PaGEs. FORTY col
of entertaining original matter aud elegant tly
illustrated every wees.
GIFT WORTH FROM 50 CENTS TO zeoo 90 IN
GuID, Will. BE i'l,ESENr TED To ZACH SUBSCRIBER
IMMFiIAIEl.l on RECEIPT OF THE SUBSCRIPTION
MONEY. s8 s.
Columbia weekly news., 1858-08-26

. L I r.
ZOO HAMS.
zoo bhs Clear and Mess Pork
Zoe hall bbls Clear do
3G0 New Goshen Batter.
2o0 cases Leaf Lard. l,fb tins;
loco bags Green Rio Coffee
500 mats Old Gov I java Coffee
io3 drums Goldfish
100 halt bbls NJ ,aclerel
80 80 No2 do:
so bhS Carolina Rice:
1900 mats No China do
100 cerouns Chile Peaches
$50 mats No China Sugar
- hhis New Galeans do
900 bbs and halt do Cru shed do
100 do DO Coffee dc:
loco kegs f. T. Syrrp, and gals.
500 do do Ii do;
81 b5ls do
2Go half bb, new dried Apples.
1Go0 boxes Knapp, Candles
le00 do Chemical Sperm do;
2e0 do Belmot do in cartoons;
50 do Patent Sperm do
1000 do X. c. Q. Soap:
1000 do Fay's do
l0G9 boxes aver Raisins
1oae halfai or boxes do
loo chests fine Green Tea
$50 cases 60 do ] and afb caddies
sDJ do do hlack Tea, Il fb papers;
100 do Olive OIL
leo do soriines. half and quarter boxes
500 do assorted Pine Fruits
ld0 do do Jams and Jellies
GOO do Fiper's oysters
500 do assorted bands do;
leo do Fresh Lobsters. lib tins
800 do Brandy Peaches, l-2 gall
2c0 do saieratus, ltb papers
$50 boxes Cogate's Starch
1900 assorted Ground Spices;
100 10 Ground Coffee.
SO kegs Fresh Nutinegs
50 cases ? yach Tobacco;
55 do fruuit and Mary's Own do
50 do Virginia Offering 90
15 do Grape do;
80 do Cubannis 90;
80 do Smoking do;
For sale by r. E. BREWSTER & CO.,
Cor. Clay and Front ST, San Francisco
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