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GGiE GjTE IcN5DEPENDENT VOTERS OF CAM
/. .11A y COUNTY =
: ~ GIigent solicitation Of many friends, l
,tr ,Se'l 10 my fellow citizens of Cambria
4. -, . candidate for the Office of SHERIFF
h b. I.g election. Should be 50 fortunate
<a Of led pledge myself to discharge the
81 NJ 'i'o trust reposed in me honestly and 10
'-''. s.p+. -. lxS4,
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION.

Students enter at amy tine-No yacation-Time
unlimited-Review at pleasure Graduates as
sisted in obtaining stuatiUns-Tuition for Full
Commercial Course, $50 .00--AveTagc time s to
IL weeks-Board. $3.50 per week-Stationery,
S6.0O-Entire cost, $4,000 to 5000.
CTMinisters' sons received at half price.
For -Circular-SpeCimens Of Business
and ornamental Writins-inclose- -t.2o stamps
aud address T. W JENKINS,
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.oy.rANcr-A rich sadd!cr, whose daughter
forward married 10 the celebrated Earl Of
,J. ordered in his will that she should l"se
.sr,une if size did not marry q saddler. The
Earl Of Haliiax in order to win the bride,
?. IN apprenticeship o; seven years to a sad
-ni attcrwar.i bound himself to the rich
...r's daughter for E!ie
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800 Students attending January 1858.
Now the largest and most thorough CONNER
cial School of the United States. Young men
prepared for actual duties Of the Counting ROOM.
j. c. SMITH, \. NJ, Prof. of Book keeping and
Science of Accounts.
A. T. DouTHETT, Teacher of Arithmetic and
Commercial Calculation.
J. a. HEYDRICK and L. c. JENKINS, Teachers of
Book keeping:
A. CowLEY and W. a. MILLER, Profs. Of PEN
manship.
SINGLE AND DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK
KEEPING,
As used in every department Of business.
COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC-RAPID BUS
MESS RITING-DETECTlNG
COUNTERFEIT MONEY
MERCANTILE CORRESPONDENCE
MERCIAL LAM
Are taught, and all other subjects nece sary
for the success and thorough education Of prac
ticai business man.
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Drawn all the premiums in Pittsburgh for the
past three years, also in Eastern and Western
Cities. for best Writing.
N-nr l. IsISk
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a common DeaGacnc,
I of a Diseased Lirsr.
the principal rcgula-
Y, AID when. il per-
1.-THE powers Of the sys
ed. The stomach is al
, cnt On tie healthy sc
the prop er perivrmaEce
the stomach Is al fault,
and the whole system
/; cf ole o7gals-tle Lis
: its duty. For the dis
, ne of the rroprietors
I. IL a practice Of mora
find some rem edy
>act the many dersnge-
liable.
) rem.dyis at ia>; found.
with Liver Complain.
/ but to try $ lot;le, anu
, been formed IL d,s-
tracing tlnt part
$ active virtues of the
4rrnove ali morbid CT
system. saPpi!iag is
dow q bic, inv;eorz
mg food 70 digest well
giving tore and health
. cry. removing the can.
= electing : radical cure
aerccabls after effects
Z or Mineral Pois-2, that
ling IS sufficient 30 re-
prevent tie food trola
4
before retiring prevents
at night ioosens the
Curas cost: vrncSs
each meal wil. cure
teaspoon>ea, vii 81
Headache.
female obstruction -.
. disease, AID makes /.
{ meaiate'y relieves Che
ten repeated is = sure
, bus. and & preventive
Will prevent the 1ccU--
white il relieves all
Z needed to throw ous Of
of medicine after a Ion 9
q,
'Jaundice remove. all
. raj color from the skiing
short time before eatin-.
tite and makes food di
Ireltcl, cures the Chro-
worst forms, whil g
- plants yield almost e
. c;yres attacks caused
worms n children
- or speedier remedy in
falls.
n alton n u.ess state
sober fae;=, that &c esa
- while al wLo use i sre
testimony u is fayor.
Of Liycr Remed;e, low
ere are none We can 50
Saniord's inY.gorator, =
throughout the Unicr -
tlly a Lice1' hlriq1rase.
ppy results On all thes.
.umerable certificates hay.
( virtue of tiiis medicin.
standing in society, an,
Gst preparation now bcscT,
ouaty Democrat.
bottle.
/, Proprietors. s45 Blerd
GEO. Ii. KEYSER. Ne
and retail agent.
nruSssst. md hv Thnr
e. - 10 NrsSv
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ENSTRAfS.-Cape to the residence Of the
EZ subscriber residing in Clearfield township.
Cambria county, on the 9th Of September 2
COFS-onc black will some white or her back
the other red and white. with bell on. Lerl The
owner is requested to come forward, prove prop
erty, pay charges and take them away, other
wise they will be disposed of according to LAW. -
fsel 5;3to & JOHN MURPHY.
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tefsriHg with any nniu:d or article on cxfia,i
tion. / (eps. 1868
LIST OF PREM IUMS.
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T. NJ. GEORGE,
HENRY REUSCH.
Hemlock, Sept. Is, 1868.

NOTICE.-The undersigned will continue the
Tanning business at tho old stand. Thankful
for former patronage, he hopes to merit con
tinuanCe of the same L. NJ. GEORGE.
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tors of the human bod,
forms its functions wellH
tenn are fully develop
most entirely depend 9
ton of the Liver for
OF its functions. WI en- 8
the powels arc at fault,
suffers in consequent e-
er-having ceased 10 dc
eases of that organ.e:
have mace it his study
than twenty years, to
whctuwith 20 couuter-@
ments to which it is
To prove that thiss
any person troubled
in any of its forms, hasH-
conviction is certain.
\ compound / 4 =
solving gums and ex-I
which is soluble for thcA
medicine. These gUmsr
bad from the stomach.
their place a heslthyN
ting the stomach, caus-
purifying the Mood,
TO the whole machine
ses Of the disease. aadS
without any of the dis
felt by using CAlomelE
is usually restored to.
One 6ose after eat 2
lieve the stomach and
rising and sourin-. p
Only one dose taken
Il ShtiHare. -
Only one dose taken
bowels gently, a t d
One dose taken alter
Dyspepsia. e
DOne dose or tEo
ways relieve Sick
One bottle taken for
moves the cause Of thcS
perfect cure.
Only one dose ina
lie, while one dose Of
cure for Cholera MOI e
of G .olera.
One dose taken ofteEE
renee OF bilious attacks
painful feelings. ,
| Only one bottle isE
| the system the effects
sickness. e
One bottle taken for
yellowness or unnatu1,
| Ore dose taken a
gives vigcr to the arpe-
gcst we'll
One dose often re- +
mic DiarIhma in its
summer and bow el comC
the first dose.
One or two doseSE
by worms. while for
there Is no surcr, saferS
the world, IS it nereT
There is ne exagSer' {
ments, they are plain
give evidence TO prove. :
giFias their Unanimous
Among the hundreds
offered to tie public. til
fully recommend as Df.
general y known now l.
This preparation is trr
producing the most ha
who use it. Almost inn
hcen given of the srea
by those of the highest
we know it to be the b,
the public.-HUdscn C
Prico one dollar per
SANDFORD & co.
: way. New York. Dr.
5 l40 Wood street, wnol,
! @.So3d here lnT aI
a. nrdre
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CLASS No. FS.--EQCEsTEfANIsA.
Judges.--1homas T. Fenlon, " iiiiam kaylor.
William u. Jones, Thomas Nj M'Breen, j. AleX'r
Moo-e.
Best Equestrians over 1S-Discr"tionary.
2d best do. do. do.
Best Equestrian under ls-Discretionary.
2i best do do. do.
SEPTEMBER Is. 1858.
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ts TIE p.pers all say :a-. ''Piccolonlini
:yniug to America.
t~ Sec advertiser ens of DR. Sandford's 5
luvigorator"
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Class No is.-boMhsTIo MASurAc1urEs.
xudges.--Birs. hbd Lloyd. Mrs. C. T. Pershiag.
Mrs. James Puttst Mts. Fletcher, Mrs. E. Shoe
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L Ii 4
IrMlssl nNM.:;j..sy.I.ls I!

.-VsS La V.sa.s.ssE.LoA. II.
PREPARED BY DR.. SANFORD, Is \ GREAT
scientific Medical DISCOVERY, and Is daily working
cures almost to great too believe. 1t curcs IS #
by magic, eren tie first dose gicifi5 tesfE!. an
seldom more than one bottle Is required to care
any kind of Liuer Complaint, from the wsrs.
Jaundice or Dyspepsia to common headache.
all Of which are the result of Diseased Lirsr.
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DHsseLSTgnN OF PAHTNERsHIP..

The Partnership heretofore existing under the
Fl m of GEORGE & REUscH, has this day been
dissolved, by mutual consent. The business
hereafter will be conducted by f. NJ. GEORGE.
who has p--rchased the entire interest. All
moneys due the Firm, and all accounts against
them, sill be settled by him
T. NJ. GEORGE,
HENRY REUSCIi
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;oanter,|
: issued.!
Bank o.
.ntly o. :
Who e.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-05-15

sG- Brigham Young has many children,
and one Of his wives is q schoolmistress to the
whole. His two large houses are well furnis-
he'd. and his daughters play on the piano and
melodeon. He is great lover of fruit, aud
warm patron Of the horticultural societies Of
Utah. Brighams time is completely occu.
pied. lie rises early. and calls the whole Of
his family together. They sing hymn and
he prays fervently, and they then separate
for the duties of the day. He takes bis meals
at the long table, and as he has no taste for
the gastronomic re6ncments, bis fare is simple
A bowl Of bread and milk often comprises
bis breakfast. His next duty is to make the
rounds, to see the women folks" To these
he is cordial and kind, but no more He is
not Brigham the lover or husband, but Brig.
ham the prophet and president He the 60
es to bis Office, which is already beseiged by
visitors who have come to take his advice.
Brigham is by no means paragon Of TEN.
pennce. lie likes cup ofgood liquor now
and thcn,as well as another man, and is some
times seen after having taken drop too much,
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-05-15


celebrated Roman consul once said" has be-
come a part Of his own as well as of his coun
try's history: to that Of Horace Greeley,
a curious compound Of the vlrnlencc of Will
liam Cobbett with the energy Of Francis Jo
frey; and so ou But the readers memory
will suggest instances enough corroborativs
of the point alluded to. As to tho style Of
political documents, generally, nowadays
they hattcr but little the enlightenment Of the
age. 1t seems to be the fashion to spice
them and froth them up to the highest stage
Of efervescence; and he who can utter the
least common sense, as long as II is involved
in mass Of Stilted verbiage, is supposed to
be the ableSt political literateur Of the cotp.
try. Ii posterlty does US justice, she may
honestly praise our love Of right but she will
be sadly puzzled to extract it from the volu
minous envelopes in which, like m Egyptian
mummy, we have embalmed il.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-05-15
A WONDERFUL MIRROR,

The papers state that there was lately er.
hlbited in Paris huge concaye mirror, sn
instrument Of startling species of optical
magic. On standing close to it, it presents
ne thing but a monStruous dissection of your
physiognOmy. Gu retiring at q couple
feet it gives your own face and figure in true
proportion, but reversed, the head dor inward
But retire still farther. standing at the dis
tance Of five or six feet from the mirror and
behold, you see yourself, not reaectiou-.-it
does not strike you as rcaection.-but sour
veritab|sself, standing in the middle partbe-
tween you Ind the mirror The effect is ul-
most appalling, from tho idea it suggests Of
something Supernatural--so startling, indeed,
is the exhibition, that men possessed of the
strongest nerve will shrink inyoluntarily at
the FIRST view.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-05-15

NO. AT an examination of the College Of
Surgeons, candidate was asked by Aberne-
lhy, "What would yon do if man was blo-
wn up with powderp "Walt until he came
down." he cody replied "Trae," replied Ab-
ernethy, "and suppose should kick you for
such an impertiuent reply, what muscles would
| put in motionY" "The tfexors and extensOrs
of my arm, for would knock you down i'm,
mediately.' lie received diploma.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-05-15
SAMUEL NJ. Y0ST,
!: SATURDAY. MAY
TIE STYLE OF TT.

There is great deal in Style Some nE'o
sopherS aver, and the late i-af A Poe
wrote treatise to prove, tlat the mental
character Of man may always be distinguish
ed by the nature Of his handwriting. There
are -fortune-tessers who o'professrto judge by
the same means, Of human eccentricties, We
have little faith in such fanciful theories. But
it is not difficult to measure the intellectual
calibre Of an individual by his style Of compo-
sition. No one could ever mistake, for ins.
tance one of Stephen II. Branch'S imagna
tive addresses to the public for the coldly sta
tistical documents Of Comptroller Flagg, The
rude, bold, diScourteouS, yet sensible reports
Of the late Chief Engineer Carson, which
were really sui generis, the wrap-me-up'in'the
-Amcricau-Aag system of eloquence peculiar
to the resolutions and other official communi-
cations of Alderman Wilson, the tart, vel-
bose, but energetic periods of Archbishop
Hughes-all these are apt Illustrations Of
style, and therefore of the parties who employ
them, They leave you no possible chance Of
confounding one with the other You read
in the expression of each the features Of its
author. Ills diction furnishes his portrait,
limned by himself photographed, so to speak
by the sunbeams of his own nature.
We often amuse ourselves by comparing
these pen.and,ink-ographs with their orgina-
Is, and then conjecturing the effect in every
day life Of the eccentricitieS thus presented
That "haSty plate of Sonp' immortaliscd Ge.
neral Scott; but it ruined oil his ambitions
hopes Of a seat in the Presidential mansion
1t was a wonderful, though SententiouS
likeness, of the brave, hasty, garrulous, and a
little too Se'f-complacent old soldier. "By
the Eternal y is a phrase that it would seen
like sacrilegc to attach to any name but thai
Of Andrew Jackson. You may perceive The
lron-willed, uncomprolnisng hero Of New Or
leans in every word oft His briStlmg hair
his flashing eyes, lis s'tlip, his foot firmly
pressed to the ground with inaexible deterni
nation, p'cturesquely pervades every letter 9
which it was compoScd The famous toast
"Ebony and Topaz giveaby John Quincy
Adams--a toast full of oil the pedan;ry o
learning and the significance Of profound
thought---marked, In the pnbllC mind th,
character Of that statesman for many Years
We might refer, in a similar manner. 10 hi
style Of Henry Clay, always polished, tthy
ardent, always brilliant but unsubstantial
to that Of Daniel Webster, always ponderous
didactic, Johnsonian, and plausible; to tha
Of Benton, heavy, shrewd, world.wise and egc
tistic; to that Of Buchanan, cold, clear, cor
sistent and convincing; to that Of Presiden
Harrison, whose inaugural, opening With q
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-05-15
NOTICE TO THE INHABITANTS OF NEW
MEXICO

- -"bh'SS
The Surveyor General OF New Mexico, by an
OF Congress approved Oh the z2nd July toolyis re-
qired to make full report on all such claims as
originated "before inc cesslon or the Territory to
the United states "by the treaty OF Guadalupe His
dalgo OF lSlS deno,lng Inc various grades of title
with his desclslon thereon as 10 Inc validity or ms
valdty OF each OF the same under the ''swslas-
ges, and customs OF me country before cesson sit
10 the United States,"-And he Is also required tu
make report IN regard to all Paeblos existing IN.
'he Territory, showing lhe extent and locality o}'
each, stating the number OF lhnaoiahls IN the said
fueoi"s 'espcr''e'y ana tne 'a'ule Vi 'uelr Ntles
- '9e lSnu 1ue" repo,a W Vi olDps p aSeOrulng 10
~ of the Interior. which renort shalt he ad hefnro
Congress for sncb action thereon as NAV he deem.
,L inc, and nroner with view 10 confirm bona 6ds
orants and r,vr full effect To the Treaty of ISlS
netvyeeu the limited states and Mexl.o.
claimants IN every case WIN oc required 10 me
awrt'en no''ce, sr'uhR 'oI'h the name Oh lRe
present c'alinah', name OF "orig'ha c'a',nan'T-
nature Oh c'a'm' "hepet 'hc"hate or Periec'-nS
aate-ir'm ""a' "u'ho'l'y 'he Original 'lle was
uoriVeo--wlu Fe,e'ehGe 10 Ihe evidence o' tue
power a'1 au'no'l'y unuer Whlch Tue srahuhE OF
hcei may nave acse"-9uan'"y c'd'meu' 'oc"'Iy,
S'Yre ana enen'ol conh'c,ihg c'a'mS, II any, WIN
tene'elcs 10 'nc uoc"'neh,niy evidence ana tesu'
mony Iehea upon ~ es.ao''sn .he calln' ana 10
soow Easie' OF r'Ea; from the "Of'gi0a grantee
Everv claimant will Also be reouirad to furnisb
an an6en,ical MIA, Of Survey. if survey bas hesn
overu,ed mr. otber evidence shown, ra nroc,ss
bends nnd eyt,nt M lha lrsct cla,nseJ
INK g,,IIe IN, snrvevor GensrJ IN avoor.o no
~ ,hus i,nnosed on him. by law. ha has ,o rs.
mi, all those individuals who claimed lands IN
'h"n Mexico bpfore the treaty Of isis 10 nroJnce
''fI ,iIsnceS of ,uch claims at ihis ofBcs ai SanH
soon as nosslbls.
a'''"' 'Vv" MN ,T,oN c1 ,,,,,,re
~ DoHnli ioN y ANio'
The act Of Congress, above refer ed to, grants
l60 acres of land 10 every white male citizen oil
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-05-15

r@- Few people form habits Of wrong, de-
lberately aud wilfuly. They glide into them
by degrees, and almost unconsciously, and be,
fore they are aware Of danger, the habits are
confirmed, and require resOlute and persistent
eIOrts to effect a change, Resist beginning"
was a maxim Of the aucents, and should BE-
preserved as landmark in our day.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-05-15
Seni.monthly Mail to El Paso.

The undersigned Contractor to carry the u.
S. Mails from Santa Fe N. NJ. to FL Paso Tex.
as, having been ordered by the Postmaster Ge-
neral to place semi monthly service on said
route, is now prepared to take passengers and
freight in small quantities from Santa Fe to
San antonio Texas, and to San Diego Oahfor.
MA, in the shortest possible timo and on the
most reasonable terms.
The mail will leave Santa Fe on the day of.
ter the arrival Of the mail from Independence.
And arrive at El Pnso in eight days.
Leave 81 Paso on the 7th and 22ud Of each
month and arrive at Santa Fe in eight days.
Thus connecting with the mails from El Paso
to San Antonio Texas, snl San Diego Calfor.
mia, and connecting also with the semi monthly
mail from Santa Fe to Independence Missouri.
'u9 9e1ol a.l 81 GEO. II. GIDDINGS,
s,gl,tts .g4 g,iy.g Fl Contractor.
Santa 70 N. NJ, Dec. "a, lS57.--tf.
"a d
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-05-15
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

By virtue Of an Order Of Sale granted to me
BY the, Probate Judge Of the County Of San
Miguel, will proceed to sell at public sale, ut
thewn Of Anton Chico, in the County of San
Miguel, on Monday the 4th day Of Jan'y next,
1858, all the perishable property belonging to
the estate of Wm. 3. Barr, decd, con. .jsting of
l3 yoke Of Oxen, 8 Cows, Mules, Horses,
Hogs, JaCkass, Bull, 8 Calves, 5 Wagons,
about 1000 Fanegas Of Corn, also large lot
Of Merchandise consisting Of Dry Goods, gro
ceries anl Hardware. Sale to commence at 10
O'Clock, of said day, and terms Of sale made
known on the day Of ssle. Also at the some
time and place, BY virtue Of like order, from
said Probate Judge, will cell the house and
lot lately occupied by the deceased.
Dec. l2-4t STEPHEN 30lCE, Admir-.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-05-15

n0- The Gooos OF LlrE,-Speaking Of these
Sir William Temple says:
The greatest pleasure Of life is love; the
greatest treasure is contentment; the greatest
possession is health; the greatest ease is sleep,
and the greatest medicine true frieud,,
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-05-15
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters Of administration having been granted
me by tho Judge of the Projects court Of the
county Of Bernalllo, Territory of New Mexico,
on the estate Of Edward j. 0'Brcu, Gate Of
said county, decd, | hereby give notice to all
indebted to said estate that they will be required
to make immediate payment, and to all those
baving claims against the same to present them
within one year from this date, or they will be
deburred from payment.
C.B. CLARK, Adminltrator.
Albuquerque, N. NJ, March 20, lS5S.-6m
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-05-15
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

The Stockholders of the "Santa Fe Gazette
Company are hereby notified to attend The
regular semi-annual meeting of the company,
in this city, on the first Monday, the 7th day,
of June next,at three o'clock in the afternoon
either in person or by proxy, "the proxy in
all instances producing properly certified
power of attorney from the Stakeholder" /"
Business of Importance to the company and
each Of its members will be transacted, and
it is hoped that a full representation will be
present
G, P. CLEVER, Dir.c,.
D. J, MILLER,
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-05-15
S, PRICE KELLER,
wnSgg03g GUa

nEALER in all kinds Of Quitting and furn'
~ ishing GOODS, PR0VlSlONS,& u oonN'
Would respectfully inform the Merchants ira.
der, and speculators Of New Mexico, tha' DC
will be prepared at all times to offer them o.
the lowest prices-and on the most accoamo u,
da,ipg terms, large and varied stock Of out
fitting goods vnd will be prepared to iurD''a
corn OF the lowest price,
.- ,,. ,..... REFER TO
Moo.o0 Rsck Jonson a Co. Santa Fe.
Col. St. Vrain .r Mora
Don Manuel Armijo Albuquerque
Hon. NJ. A, Otero T"
Mo,ero II. / CunilTe & Go. Las Cruces.
WestpOrt Mo.
September 81 1878 m.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-05-15

John D. lmboden and A. w. Harman will
please act as Agents for the Gazette in Au-
gusta county, Virginia,
Col. j. McCarty will please act as agent for
procuring subscriptions and advertisements for
the Gazette, in Kansas city, Mo,
Al leyihgton, Mo-, DR.. G. W. Shewalter
will p'laae att a-ant for the Gazette.
consideration Of Me melton thus be-
slowed Upon ,bs gehoemcu we shall expect
2 handsome reInn dgood paving subscribers
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-05-15

Jones--the philosopher Jones-has disco
vered the respective natures Of Distinction
aud Difference. HOsays that little Dif.
ference frequently makes many enemies, while
little Distinction attracts hosts Il
friends. vf N
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fSanta Fe He may usually be found at his
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To Business Men.

ETsTIE undersigned is now about completing
= largeand commodious warehouse, at Coun-
Grove, X. T., for the purpose Of accommodate
ing those in New Mexico, who may prefer freigh.
ting their goods that far, to meet their trains.
He has every provision for safety, in his ware.
house, and respectfully solicits the patronage
of the mercantile community, and other persons
who may bave goods to freight.
Council Grove, Dec. q, lS57.-S. NJ. HAYS.
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