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FopEsTs OF THE SIERRA NEvAm

FoREsTs OF THE SIERRA NEvADA.
--Greely; writing of his trip to the
Yosemite. speaks thus fin Ely of The
glorious forests he saw:
The Sierra Nevada lack glorious
glaciers, the frequent rains. the rich
verdure, the abundant cataractS Of the
Alps; but they far surpass any other
mountains ever saw-in the wealth
aud grace of their trees. Look Gown
from almost any of their peaks. and
your range of vision is filed, bound
ed, satisfied, by what might be termed
tempest tossed sea of evergreens. fiji.
ling every upland valley. covering
every hillside. crowniug every peak
but the highest. with their unfading
luxurianse. That saw during this
days travel many hundreds of pines
eighty feet in diameter, with c.dars at
least six feet. lam confident, and there
were miles after miles of such aud
smaller trees of like genius standing
as thick as they could grow. Step
mountain sides, allowing these gients
10 grow. rank aboye rank. withon} OBJ
structing each others sunshine, seem
peculiarly favorable to the production
of these serviceable giants. But the
summit meadows are peculiar in their
heavy fringe of balsam of fir, Of all
sizes from those one foot high to thos
hardly less than TWO hundred, their
branches surrounding them in collars.
extremities gracefullybent down by
the weight OF the winter SHOWS, maxi
ing th IN here am confident. the most
beautiful trees on earth The dry
promontosies which separate these
meadows also covered with a species
of spruce. which is only less grace ful
than the frs aforsaid. Inever before
enjoyed such tree-feast as on this
wearing, difficult ride.
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Communicated.
knowledge of the Cnlearned." !"

Va @AA0 &4AA~sAA &~Ss~s
Under this head the Democrat oi
last week had selected article that
has called to mind several facts known
to your correspondent bdt not chroni-
cled in history. The American peo-
pie are notorious for "going it with a
rush upon any hobby which may be
the rage of the day.
VIM Cobbett, about the year 1890.
81 aud 90, got up in Philadelphia the
furor against the pota;oe an in favor
If the ru.abaga and mangelwurzei.
ia it- stead. Some singular jokes and
criticisms Of the day. good in their
time, have beer long since lost.
Next CAME Richard W Nead's eel
ebrated grand plan for enriching all
America ny importation of sheep fram
Spain and widely extended furor for
Spanish Merino Sheep. Some Span
ish rams were sold in Philadelphia, at
Helmbold's market, for as high as
S14oO, $500 and even up TO $4,000.
One Yankee made a purchase of a
Spanish ram for $1,000, which was
diseased and died on his hands but
it was reported currently and believed
that he skinned the dead and neatly
sewed the skin upon common Amer
lean dimicraf of sheep and sold him
for $500 advance upon the purchase
money of the hidalgo from Spain.
Next to that and before the great
Multicaulus which was to make
one great silk farm of Uncle Sans
territory,came the learned Dr.Meare's
great scheme for enriching all the
United States by abandonment Of
every other species of agriculture for
the culture of fax. He wrote and
publisheda work in Philadelphia upon
the growth and culture of fax, and
i'm that treatise discoursed scientif.
cally about the means of properly rot
ting the plant in order to get the lint
from the heart of the stock, and be-
came very indignant at the ignorance
of Delaware county farmer, James
Hickman, who stupidity insisted that
the lint was the bark of the stock and
grew on the outside.
The learned DR.. Meare, who had
much wealth, became enamored with
breeding fine stock and paid a very
enormous price for few fine blooded
cows to breed from. which were rep.
resented as young, healthy cattle
He called in a cattle raiser, one Caleb
Churchman, to show his splendid
purchase and get bis opinion. He
compeuced examining their mouths
and .f..schieveously told the DIR. that
he had been imposed upon with old
toorhless stock and showed him that
not one of them but had lost her up
per front teeth, and off went the DR..
in a rage TO hunt up and obtain re-
verge upon the rascal who sold him
the cows-and Mr.. G. enjoyed his pun
in the feud he created between the
vender aud the learned Dr.. Meare.
who was ill then ignorant Of the fact
that COW never has any upper front
teeth. The upper jaw Of all cattle
having no incisors, but only molar
teeth j. c..
NEVADA, Nov. %. 1859.
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PUB. DOc.-We are indebted to
Hon. Thomas B. Florence for Judge
Blacks reply to The magazine article
of Judge Douglas on popular sover-
eighty. 1t being one ofthe text books
Of the Democratic party we deem the
document valuable.
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UNcoNsriTUrloHAE.-Judge Ha-
ger of the Fourth District Court, San
Francisco decided lately that the tax
es ON consigned goods were unconsti-
tutional, on the ground that the goods
were not liable to taxation as such
tax would interfere with commerce.
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each $50. 40. SO. 20

| mosaic. each $50. 10. SO. 90 Is:
5S to 81. Four fine German
mosaic sets. breach aud ear rings
each SIS. 80, 35. 80 f7s
81 to 81, Three CAMEO sets
broach and ear rings, each $55,
SO, % lie
IS to 81, Three lava sets,
broach and ear rings. each $35.
40, 25 100
IS to "a, Seven fine gold and
enamelled sets. broach and ear
rings, each S26, 90. a6, 50, 24,22,
22 ,i Is III
75to IS. Four fine gold sets
broach and ear rings, each $35,
35. 80. 80 1874
70 to SO. Four bracelets, each
$75. 16. 8. s l07
SO to 81, Two sets breach and
ear rings, malachite,each $3S, % 66
IS. One set broach aad ear
rings, miniature 90
Sc to SO. Three gold sets
pearl and cameo. each, S35, 20,
20 a rs
SO to 10. Twenty-Five sets
broach and ear rings, each SIP S64
Iii, Ono set gold and coral 16
112 to ia, Three sets broach
and ear rings. each 10 a1a7 80
lis to 146. Thirty-one ladies
breaches, each $40. 20. 20, Is,
IL, IL, 20. 20. 16, %. 10, Is, Is,
IA. IL, 12. 10, 9. 9. 9, 9, 10, 10,
s, s. 8, 7,7,7 4, 4, 394
lat, to ISL, Five sets quartz
ear rings. each. S34. IS, 10, 1919 81
152 to 166, Fifteen sets Cali
fornia made ear rings. each IA,
10, 8. 10, g., 7, 7,7,7,6, 5, 8,
5, 5. 1t2
167, to 16e, Three quartz pins,
each 500, IA, IL 46
ITO to III, Two quartz slides,
each Is, IL, 2s
172 to IT'S, Four quarts seals,
each $45, 80, 90, 20. 1873
176, One California bracelet,
quartz setting, 40
TT to 17s, Two magnificent
California cane heads, quartz
setting, each, 500, SIS, I55
179. One quarts locket, IA
$50 to 1888. Four sets quarts
studs, each $50, IS, 12. 16, 56
1s4, One set quartz sleeve
buttons, IA
1s5 to 1856. Two gents scarf
pins, each9 80 IS
1877 to 1874. Eight Odd Fellows
pins. each. $40, s, S. 6, 6. s, 6, 6, Sc
1875 to 200, Six gents pins,
each SO. 6, 6, 6. 6, 6, s9
201 to 205. Five Masonic pins;
each, $10, 6, &C., 6. "a
206 to 20s. Three Odd Eel
lows pins. each. $s. s, S, 21
209 to 227, Nineteen sets ear
rings, each $40, 10, 10. 9. 9, 9, 9, 4.
3, 3. S, 5, 5, 7, 6, 7, 9, S, 4, 132
22s TO 237, Ten California
made. belt buckles, each %, %,
20. 20, 20, Is. II, 10, II, 10, 1914
23S, to 244, Seven California
Cob buckles, each SIS. IS, 2O,12,
12, 12. 12, 104
245 to 255. Eleven sets gold
studs. each So, 8, s, s, 8. 6, $40,
9, 5. s, 81
256. One set sleeve buttons
and studs, -f 20
257, TO 261, Five gold slides,
each $3.50, 4.50 4, A, 4, 2l
262, to 2GS, Seven California
rings. each s. sc
26e to 27s, ,TenCalifornia rings
each So, go
279 to 2s2, Four California
rings, each 9. B6
2s3 to 2ss, Six California
rings, each $, 30
2s9, One gold ring, 4
900, One fine gold hunting en-
namelled diamond set, lever
watch, Pernoud Robert. maker,
No. s707: 40
Total $4,000
The Prizes will be distributed on Saturday Even
ing December 3lst, 1859, in the same manuer in
the pre- ceding ones, towit :-An Drawn Numbers
from the first to the two-hundred and ninetieth in
elusive to take the articles in the order in which
they appear on the list.
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR.
CHAS. W. YOUNG.
Nevada, Nov Is, 1859
Likenesses Likei666es /!
s e G O N d
p r e M I II M
Awarded at the late State Fair.
@ZEInE
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SPLENDID GIFT
ENTERTAINMENT !
w. YOUNG.

nFFERS to the Public n Third Gift Entertain
~ ment comprising an assortment of Articles SUI
perior to anything heretofore presented.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-02

We are indebted to j. NJ. Levy,
Esq.,for the following spirited transla.
tion of the celebrated letter of Msz-
zini to King Victor Emanuel of Sar-
dinia
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-02
MRS. HOLDRlB6Ey
Female Physician and Obstesriefan,

KttsTds Lsdies tkSodgh tbeif tssfhssness.
gnd treats all disease peculiar TO hsr ses.-.s
Those desirous Of being. restored 10 kealfh esd
becoming tsofAers WI DO Sefl to ply her o visit
or wrise stating tie particulars. Also d patent
supporter to assist Ladies in coAfkehent. MRS.
H has certain and speedy cure for alt kihdS
of Cancers, cankers and Rheuhnatisfh. - -
Letters addressed to her will receive pfoakSf
attention. Visits made to any part of the Stated
Patients received at her Residence, which if
situated on Cement Hill, one mile from Nsyadds
! jy1-H MRS. 6. G. E0LDRED0W
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Business Cards.
SARGENT & NHE6,

Attorneys and Counsellors at Lsws
A. c. NILFS Notary Fablic ali
A. A, SARGENT, Com. for New York.
OFFICE fSRrpo Axox's Brick Building. Broad
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GEORGE s. HUPP,

Attorney and Coussellor at Laws
odice-0ver Harrington 4 Patterson's salssHs
Broad street. eit7
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JOHN q. sIHAFER
CLOT HING.

- L IL ~ " NT u Old -
Head Quarte Corner Of Main and Streets The
IA sereer has just returned from New York with largest
mos fashionable stock Of goods he hiss by
self In person. with and especial reference 10 the re-
TAN trade better stock Of Cloths, Cassmcres VrsnFs
cannot 9s seen In ih, city, VA Goats Pants and Vests Of
Ao Amost magnificent sock furnishing goods such a. SUP
k Lace Neek Ties Black and fancy sk Pocket Idk
Socks, Ac. - 7''''
All In want Of goods really fresh desirable either
purchasing elsewhere.
lie has In his employ cutters and worlmsu
Y H. SPENCE,
apz Corner Of Main and Street
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A suL,ND tyAI RACES

~ VAIL MkifiNti, 1-aq.-- n A-fsh
Eos T. on n 1iiURsDAI, ne gi,h or,oSsr, is5s EN
over c,n,y ~ q 81 ne "A, AL hlAld CouIse IN iisa -
''"'iIa FIRsT F'6 6a1' ar''' As ''n''';
sic h o. fi ssas les sso s1T. & 95 colts a. and an Sin
S1h provided two or Closed foloEini en-
~ ii.i enters +, by rhancer dam, Fidelity by imported
2 SePan,sl inter. T. by Boston, ir dam Reveni
y a ih'mP''n enters b. (. BY yoare, dAn, Lansve by
Gsn Queen Tobacco Fy, ty Red Rye dam In
sp E'csxrerssEr' three wears oil colt. and sie.
club provided Closed sth the ossiSs NJ r en-
Ja'-r bgmE9e enters B. crno'ne by Fnaner dam Miss
p " lisl enters FsIh, BY Harold dam, FIDELITY by
P c neaci enters Pauline by star Davis, dam by Mon.
Mcdaniel enter Minnie Lehman. by Boston. Jr dam
SECOND DAY.
fsT EAcE-swrrlsiake trc year oh colt. and su-.
rss hsys never Nie heats SEQ entrance; s5
20 s!.h the f"owiHF entries:
Da1sei < sa,cr: Ne S Sy G i FaaSg1 Sf 6Ss sal ,
Michael enters h. c Prince by Monarrh dan. Madonna,
4ass 4aIso Sn,sr ,. oy'';rS y M, coaii.
Mare ~ = ''''''' O'' o' Emancipation
p Gen T. Green enter. Mary Ralr By Red Eye. dana Phil
Calvin Green c. ny Grf Edmond.on his dam by i'm
Sf0o'O k'''-FFor'is'oT E,Ts EgT,e se Three mile heats
Fr R,cr-sinrle da.l Of tgo M nile. fr..
ase on the Of the cu eniraae to 90 With the
' 80 E'eJoek'y GIsSEsE;s sS;lEsz $50 Pour mile heats.
G tI E''F ssseP.,ahe for tTsr Old colts niles
provided start Ci,sed Iii he f S r Sia'
Trustee. '' - i'''''N' 'AA o!
= g BOueh enters Pauline by Davis dam Monmouth
Jo;,ph nrumnsel eaters crnOle by Finaneie dam Sis.
Tonlren, Williams enters b. Leisure, by Red Eve. dam
Virginia Payne. ~ - ' ''"u''" uAH
ported Trustee '' - "-''' 1'AA nl
Calvin Green enters b. Gf EdnOndsoa his dam by i'm
Pdam ' - '@ ''-'''"' - AHPorted
sso'Sp RAcE-Propretor's purse ssO0 Two mile heats
FIFTH DAY.
Handicap $500 the beAea horses ore raee,sg Two
in'e meats NATHANIEL A. THOMPSON
Secretary Ashland Jock
A,ul,Sn. Hanover County, Va, oct. 5. IlS S'' "a
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1859. FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF IS,.
READY MADE CLOTHING

TNO rELE PUBLIC.-Gn consequence the uuprrcrIert
IL ed 'uceeSs OF "Our Model Shirt"
meats (Which heretofore Impossible great
demand In New lor) dgy supply h- popu-
lar srt on hand Ia variety and quality
those srndns ordsU will have them hed regularly
despatch A the sole this
would respeeuly call the attention Of
Modeto examination
rh that ti the bCf cheapest iHd dsf
for sale We also prepared order frou scientific
measures at short notice and We
hand large aud desirable stock GENTLEdENs FURNISHING
GOODS which embraces everything
and which will be offered at greatly rednced prices.
au2O No qt Main STR, Picb,on5 T..
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KER OsENE OILi

Great Reduction in Priceit
No VARIATION FOR THE WINTER.
FINItE NEW YORK KRHOsENE OIL CO., o..
tablshed ifJ announce that having great Improve
cn n the manuftctute ~ Kerosene
oderhto The trade ~ one Dollar Per Gallon, whole
Hsfe. =
The aenon n consumers respectfully called " the suhn
~ itsle mg lcsut o. phoomerca examination hy Edd
Kent fsq, ofNeW YORK, Chcmist and dated Feb r. $50
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KENT, PAINE a. Co.
IMPORTERS AID yOBBERS or DRY GOODS,
NOS. los AND % MAIN STREET,

h"hHOND, Va.
Liverpool to this port and by various ship,
TRESc GERMAN II SRy 6 @ s ssS. s BG5
@ he dcSssoP S1. SO Sy m , EoS.sa ss dur
GREAT INDUCEMENTS trade The assortment win eHn
brace sS variety Of new and 6eau'iul goods aud will found
Prom The various homo markets. large compIe
LARGEST AND MOST CoMNANDiSG STOCK % bRY Soor s M
tomers
CLOTHING.
have given much greater will have ,cTy f
care a, s s. snd e. ~ s' prices hat Insr I tSss @ ss sTa5 @
We respectfully virginia North Carolina
ant Tennessee 70 rive stock examination
are determined 70 sell them to s.h ,nd prompt ] aa
au2I KENr. PAINE co.
IIABB BTRADR.-vrginip merchants and rpsrch.nt. gen
eraiy south In l'yns In they fai stock merchandise
FALLBLE BiKISG POWDER ihc sst ADD most esonon al r
h.ci' &C. rssammsasd by numerous cisn. af GsTs"i
Il il entirely hsrS po, t prisnn o r.@ a PyTpt5{
psy.'''H s9d %,naa. sis sa rc TGw NE rars'
Manufacture and sole PrSpricior Rch@"ad ",
sold by Druggists and Grocers generally throughout
C@2EsIHUGi5ATgD wHouGHT IRON AND
~ MikE secured by Lsuers Patent Admirably
asc. Ac sheep aud or Hurdle Patent Wire saetur bead
gurniu'c wire Coal screens. ore Sand aad GryD
screen' Wire Melting for Mosquito sheep Poultry and other
pupo,e. Wire Summer Houses Fancy Wire wort in reai
~ WALKER 4 SONS. Manufactures.
No 51s Market n y corner sisth sweet Phiaisiphia
ooG-dly
SCHOOL BOOKsi SCHOOL BOOKsi
'I'Hos q DREwRY, late y PRICE leiN M'ln street, t.
IN receipt Of an assortment n School Books such
IN ihe schools GENERALLY 10 which he invites The attention of Pa
Avn IN HRCEIPT or TTEFALL Fsshions 80
and shspes. JOHN THOMPSON N Main =
RonINSoN q ROBERTS, cor. Gary aud i3th
Psruvian AHercsn and Columbian Gu,no
~ tons Mitchell Cfoasdscs super Tlias of Lime
- cases q. @ Lquori~e Paste.
lolo pounds prime Rnrosiurs Tonqua Beans,
mS so sS. e,,, e,,s s..n, s.,,,.
30 boxes prime Olive OF in qu,ris and pipt,
Fau'iy. Eyts, supcrnne Tlne snd mid Four ssoo
DHUsUEs.-A uu stock ofbrst quality Hair iru.h,. of a
- variety of Styles Superior English ami F.rrl ott
Brushes, Nail nrshs fath nrushcs &C. Gc These prue uj
piease al tastes particularly Who uish good article
sels W FETFETON. Uftrrist a.. u.ir
nCTOuRH 9d.-Frst opening of the --latest st,. ~ y,u
v snd Winter Coass s day Ladies are Invited 70 csr
oes ALTREp NosES O. Main sl
IyOR HRNT-rro reneusnts on north sic R,.o n,nt a.
70 focs-di.l WARWICK nAREsDALE
A WEHICAN GUANO.- - tons American ausno = fresh
n arvai direct Jarvis Island Hanpton oais select
- ~ ihc Island rih care, iu received and ~ sale v
oca sllEILns a sONFRvtTIr
GALL ON y. A. MYERS, CoRNER oF MAIN X.
" AND fEARL srRHErS aud exiuine hs hne kA
Watches Jevsiry and silver Ware just received aa.S2
WANTED. 5000 hsOa'. 20 .''s on wsl,.a boot.
10 roos RroFus bssa. ''''''.
essd '''s@s0 ~ r. 'sy "o ;Rd ws,s s IS, vss = y can
Ne: PERUvIAN oUAE9' 'SsslTl o. ~ s,S ~ to'
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SEPTEMHER, 1850.

SPLENDID STOCK
THOMAS H. PRICE CO. have already opened and will con-
Il tinue sdd by
ami most varied Foreign Domestic Dry Goods
which hiss ever been their good fortune
OF Richmond. and The Virginia public
They will attempt detail their
that In elegant silks and silk
description good saw Poplan
Popiainets NAlcnas Mousalns
iarts. tentrely nev) they have abundant stock.
Their Mantina department will
shapes and the choicrst fabrics
In Curtain Goods Corniee Bands Loops Lace
tan-, DAmasks Brocateis, Moreens
and Will have them made up n the lowest terms
Their cellar they packed capacity
arirle In the Of furnishing goods families Heavy
Goods Tor servants and lahOrers such linen
ToEeipgs PULLED Cloths kerseys LInseys satne
broEn and beaehed goods Ae, 4e all of which
the very lowest rates.
Eet6-dlm ppIcr a 10
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RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

W no advertisement TO be eonsidee ed year
tween the parties. - "s' ~fN "
An advertisement not marked copy specified mum.
exacted accordingly - '-'
hsoutAh ApvrsrtsEssSr$To avoid
onthe part OF the Annual proper
that their privileges only n business Real
Este, Lega all
additional charge, and 10 verlailon -
Heal Estate Agents Adye emen not 70 he
Inserted by the year. but 10 be charged
20 such discounts az shall he agreed upon
booksellers
or with the privilege change not their
yearly average In any week. Insert
reed upon as the standing rule under the contract
ding such amount TO be charged at the usu rates.
Advertisements inserted In the Semi Whr Al cents
per Of lines insertion and so cents
per square for each continuance u weekly
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, AND SlLYER-WARR
WE havcin StuHF, and offer am Rrraut ~
w SOtIH6RNAND WESTERLY HERCHdNTS At f1A
einWr C'sn PncEa, large and choice stock -
Natches, IeuelrE Silver and Psed
fye Diamond Work and other Jewelry made 70 order.
~ dN p1neff guaranteed u he represented.
B-Particuiar attention given Restiriag of Watches and
@lNc.E. STAuFFER a HARLEY,
jy2e-lm No c22, Market Street South SIDE. PhTadsphia
owes Rictvosb Dssvrtr r. r. %
august 1911, 1850 I
~ rector u this Company, held thh day, II was
hesared That dividend of
thare be declared payable TO the Stockholders legal rep
rescuatve on and after te Let day of December NEXT
An extract from the minutes.
Teste, THos W. BROcKgNBR0UGH,
aec md Treas
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This branch of business having very LARGELY
have given much attention have rry G
stock o all grades, gotten In the hest aud with ea
regards styles and sizes prices will caua-e
atty with those of any Sorth-rn market
We respectfully Invite the merchants Virginia Carolina
and Tennessee rive our Goods
been selected with special regard the trade and
determined 20 sell them cash prompt paying
a. low a. they can be bought In this country
au2T kENT PAINE A IN
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1sSEAIL surENISrESDEST's OTsIcR, y.ATRR
- pao, ,--,o,-, LTScHBUKG, Sept ed lStQ I

EhOhAL.-WC hereby notify our customer. ,nJ IN. o,t
Ia he that have removed entire stork o H.,x,
Coach material 90 large and r,d store NJ "a ~
rho's K Price a Co - ' 'PP''''e y" Ns--is
We are nov making large additions oek both Of U,r1
sarc ana Coach material BY direct import alton frn ~ p
nam and sehed and BY purchases American rn.uf
~ : Ah sh hereafter Cnd.lvur
equal i1 qgsy, and terms a. trv "a, h. st
p" me N''A'In iHarkeis lsl NANLEW, TAYLOR 4 co
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JERSEY CITY MOULDING AND PLANISG MILL.
COENEM OF nEEEME ANn AInnnLN aInEEra y

ror.S SV.Nn y, ,n,g Uf HHhsNh AND MORGAN sTREErs
WOOD Moldngs Beads and ArchiTaves constantly on hand
w and worked % order. Also.
Inside Trimmings description Trues aud ali
kinds of Scroll and Straight Saving House Carving Ec & Any
desired pattern work ed order Turning
Al Us hsneh Plain Pannelei and 0ctagon NeWels hand
and made 70 order Balusrrs % all sizes descrpton
9e &C Mahogany BLACK Walnut oak Cherry and Pine stair
a saved OF worked 20 order The prices
tern o the book part Of the United state
for 100 feet running
Bone of largest stocks of Nouljinys and Tng,
ana gfeatesi variety oi Patterns manufactured of
materials, will always be
with neatness and despatch
JOHN FuLIER will also manufacture ana rive particular
ntr1f'n u 6othic Work Churches
iouse' &c window Frames &C made order notice
Round and Nuare Picket Fence &C. Also
an Bnds of every description manufactured
nal a1d warranted " stand In Builders Hardware
aud article In that line, furnished
Mtrhzed Iron aud Slate Mante Gotta Brackets
ufftr
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Fall STOCK.
EQ0TS AN sunES an u1Ir,

'ouNTRf MkRCHANIs ste respectfully invited - can and -
~ ny HoeE Of Boots, SHOES Ac. bsfo- ,h.v mst
h~lr purchasts hvrry sNrttion b.
hnk an rsannaiion viii satisfy thrn that ny .it IA . -
teted Enod and cheap they desire C.u =, n y. -.
'''''' 10 WI
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heahe oders Hof the Trade, hy Mall ~ Ieegtar, hed
application ~ ArgTrNa AGENTS
~ Pearl street New York
Kerosene '.o n BE obtained ~ the Prices of
a The Neg Yort Whoierae brurrs Groees Camp-ne ana
Rurulng lluf Manufacturer and Dealers IN Lamps
b-kfrosenF T. the trade mart ~ he Kerosene on
All persous caution against using he fsd trade for
Il .OvEnINes CRUSHED AND POWDERED
- puga a q htvrepOHf
ConN..eoo bushels prime While Corn from sshr "soysi
~ raeht,H IN Ne toct, by
oct-iV BACON BAsKERynL
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EhNEObD hHANDbES, wINks AND ltauar.
Including ths finest sCO,s uyaI-d ini ihf
ah assortment aiSays on hand sa- " ~ l -, -
100 ~ StLbtN A MILLIE
CIR PrArt. .sa -, -.
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1850. NOTICE. 1850.
f. d. KEELING,
TAILOR AND CL0THTER.
No. lag Main street,
IIAs just returned from New York now prepard 10 eS
the pleasure Of Offering h fiends pubic consnr in
CLOTHS, CASSIMEREs AND yESTlyGS,
OF the styles which he viii In the most
proved manner Pits warranted to please in all cases.
ALSO,
In store and receiving choice selection gents youihs and
READY.MADE CLOTHING,
GESTLsMEN's FURNIsHING GOODS
such as ss ColiarS Ties Gloves,
shirts and Drawers, OF good quality
HUNTING COATs.-DARRACorr HARRIS & co h,,.
which the best Tor the purpose t. tarrt
We -ouid Invite all in want to examine them.
DAikACOrr HARRIS 4 Co.
ss22 No l2 Main ST, Merchant Wrisger Co
IyALL AND WINTER CLoTHINC-DARR
CoIl, hAlhis CO., have received and uil receiving
cNuy wee aaI's The season, large and desirable
the hest materials made ni:est aud M - durable n,u
nrr sud They promise I" sell at low prices
NC Is To give trial Also OF ioys' ana
chldren' Clothing, which viii be At very lowest
sess Sues to Merchant. wesigrr Co. No liz Main s.
1859. FALL AND WINTER STOCK or 1850.
READY MADE CLOTHING
And Furnishing Goods.
WE have now on hand weekly ing Largest
w Fines, and complete stock Of goods to be
OveIcoais, In great variety
Dress ana BusineSs suits, all grads
Velvet, sik, satin Cas- Vests
Particular attention called we'll selected
eek Of Shirts Under sa Drawers Collars. Ties,
ssi respectfully solicited before PURCHASING ., We are de
=,
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ID u Y GOODs

IDhOSSEk,S PATENT l. P-WEI DRD xRoS
a boher Tubes.-Every art,ie nefes.ETv A, nm = .
ieorfiatcs and u Set Tubes n NJ ~ W.
Luo~ Cleaners sierl Nire Whale honr kroshl.
's uf AIr2ian Wells &c, together aush m h.h
"de', 90 ~nh C"uPlngA either ouisids or inside N
.,,.-,a THOMAS PROssvR son
y.