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The Placer herald., 1859-07-23
Grocery & Provision Store.
VIM. B, WILSON.
In Holmes Fire Proof Brick Building,
.4EBUR.N, C.4L.

HAS opened at the above wcll-known stand
Il Il Family Grocery Store, where will be KEEP,
Mt all times full supply of articles demanded
by the trade, such as Fonr, Corn Meal Barley,
Wheat Bran, Shorts Beans, Potatoes. Rice,
Sugar, Tea, Coffee. Candles Fish, Bacon. Cordugc,
Stoneware. all kinds of Oils and Paints Burning
Flrids, Window Glass, Brushes Tar and Greese,
etc, etc,
Fresh Butter. Eggs and Cheese, will be kept at
all times and families may rely upon obtaining
the best and freshest In the market
The patronage Of the public is respectfully
solicited. the undersigned being Diet rmned to
sell at the lowest cash rates. Remember the
stand in Holmes Brick Building.
WILLIAM b. WILSON.
Auburn. June llth, 1855.
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NEW CIGAR
AND TOBACCO STORE.
HOME MANUFACTURE!
ii. HARRIS s. CO..
In Holiness Stone Building, Main Street,

IL. IL ~ ISIs - ~ Wa
In Holiness Stone Building, Main Street,
.4UBCR.N, CAL.
YNlIE citizens Of Auburn and Placer comfy are
J. Invited to call at the NEW STORE of the I'M
dersigned at the place above mentioned, and ex-
emine and try their choice varieties of CIGARS
and TOBACCO. manufactured from the HAVANA
LEAF, and which will be found to excel any stock
ever brought into and offered in this market, and
which they offer at prices which will command
ready sales, either at wholesale or retail. Harris
u Co. Manufacture Meir o,cn Cigars, and can
consequently recommend and warrant them what
they are represented TO be. Call and see us, and
we will use our best efforts to give satisfaction
and secure a share of public patronage.
II. HARRIS 4 co.
Nav 2Ist, lS59.-mv
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Notice to the Creditors of VIM. Bisset.

DURSU.7NT to an order of the Hon. E. II.
l. Vandccar. County Judge of Placer county,
California the creditors of said nsolvent are
hereby notified to be and appear before said
Judge. ut Chambers in the town Of .3uburn, said
county, on the 25th day of July, A. D. 1859, at I0
o'clock, a. NJ. then aud there TO show cause If any
they can, why an assignment Of the estate OF the
said insolvent should not be made. and he
discharged from his debts in manner prescrib,
ed by law and that in the mean time shall ALA
legal proceedings against him be stayed, except,
specially prescribed by statute.
49, Given under my hand md the
LIS. Seal Of the County Court Of
~ said county, this 18th duy Of
June. A. y. 1859.
HENRY GOODINC, County Clerk
June, 25th, lS59.--5w
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MORTALITY WouNDED.-On the 14th inst,
Archibald Mcbride, formerly from the State
Of Maine, and aged "a years, was stabbed
and MORALLY wounded at Deadwood, in
Placer county, by man named John DAILY,
who was arrested and taken to Auburn.
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ORLEANS HOTEL
MIN STREET,
AUBURN. CALIFORNIA.

THE undersigned wouldrespectiully call >AmguA
| the attention of the Travelling Pub taHWMm
IL; .As-superor accommodations offer 1917.
ed at this old established and well known Hotel
The House is well finished and furnished through
out and the rooms kept in the best Of order The
Bar supplied with good liquors, and the Table not
surpassed in the country. Terms moderate, and
every attention paid to the comfort of guests
Gay- Boarders by the Day or Week takenat the
lowest rates. JACOB GIBSON,
Auburn, Feb. 10th, l859-my Proprietor.
NB-The old customers Of the House will he
pleased TO learn that Mrs. Gibson Qate MRS.
ELLIOTT), still assists in the charge OF the Hotel
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DISSOLUTION.

NNHE Co-Partnership heretofore existing under
Il the name, style and firm of Whitmarsh 4
kimball, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All accounts of said firm will be settled by M.
'Kimball, and all persons indebted to the late
trm will please call and settle their accounts with
him. NJ. KIMBALL.
S. H. WHITMARSH.
Auburn, July It'll, lS59.--3w
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RAILROAD NOTICE.
To the Subscribers i'm the Sacramento, Al
burn, and Nevada Railroad Company.

burn, and Nevada Railroad Company.
THE Subscribers to the Stock of the above
L named Company, are hereby notified to meet
at the Court House in the town of Auburn, on
Saturday, The 23d day of July, 1852 at O'Clock,
z. NJ, for the purpose of preliminary organizing
the Company in accordance with the require
ments eff An Act passed April 22d, 1858, to pro-
vide for the incorporation of Railroad Companies
and the amendments thereto.
JOHN Q. JACKSON,
Treasurer.
July I'd, 1859-3w
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A welI-bred woman never hears an imper
tinent or vulgar remark. A kind of discreet
deafness saves one from many insults.
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NOTICE
To Holders of Placer County Warrants.

A LII ACCEPTED County Warrants from No.
IA 1861, to No. 1879, dated Nov. 18th, 1856. will
be paid on Saturday, June 4th. 1859. And if
not presented for payment within sixty days from
this date, the money will be applied to the pay
ment of warrants next in order of registry. in ac-
eordance with an Act of the Legislature, approx
cd March 3lst 1857.
GEO. w. APPLICABLE, County Treasurer
Treasurer's Office. June 4th, 1852
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SUMMONS.
The PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, TO
l.. PEARSON.
VOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED, to appear
il before me at my office in the town of Ophir,
Placer county, on Saturday, August 9Th, 1859,
ut ri ociock. A. NJ, to answer the complaint of
d. Choate Il Co., wherein they claim and pray
iud gment against you for the sum of one hundred
and eighteen dollars and sixteen cents, and take
notice If you fail so to appear and answer plain
tiffs will take judgment aforesaid and for costs
in their behalf expended.
Given under my hand, this l4th day of july
A. D. 1859. JAMES PATTON,
Justice of the Peace, Township No.. 2.
Ophir, July 10th, lS59-4w
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NooCESSOh To WHlTNAkSH hlMBALII.J
commercial Street, Auburn, California.
AvlNG purchased of Messrs. ~
-. - whitmarsh Il Kimball their en- XGE
Ire interest in this stable, the under N "
Msaed would say to his old friends and the public
'nas dis stock of Buggies and Carriages are un-
surpassed; ~ by anything in similar establishment
M. sae mountains. Also, an excellent stable of
harness and Saddle Horses, are we'll trained and
s"ie' which will be let to customers at reasonable
CA SH ON LY!
transient stock left at this stable, will receive
.Is oest OF attention at reasonable prices. The
Vo customers of the establishment ore solicited
w. :" continue their favors to the new proprietor,
sna ne assures them that they will have no cause
:" regret it. Horses or Mules kept by the week
s az month"; at the lowest prices. Hacks, buggies
a n"u carriages furnished for excursions in the
fountains. under the care Of careful drivers, who
and try me. D. GIIIOU.
July 9th, 1885,
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BIRTH.
DIED..

In Auburn, ON Thursday, the l4th inst, the
wife of II. HAZEL. Esq, Of q son.
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4" inc Matter of the Estate of James
Murphy. Deceased.

reading and filing the petition of the Ad-
~ mihlstrator of said estate. for distribution
eFeoI among the persons by law entitled there
and ~ Is ordered, that all persons interested be
p,ohey are herebJ directed to appear before the
Homss'e Judge of Placer county, at the Court
On ~ IN Auburn, in said county, in open Court,
o'c,e sne l3d day of August, A. D. 1859, at ten
lucy can, why an order Of distribution should
nnh Ie granted, and that copy of this order be
dsu .nea Tor four successive weeks, prior to said
ana =" me Placer Herald, newspaper printed
OIL" aa published in said county.
AUBURN, July 10th, lS59.-4w
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Republican County Convention.

THE REPUBLICANS of Placer County. are
i requested to meet in Convention at Auburn,
On Saturday, the 9Th day of August, 1859,
for the purpose of nominating candidates for
the several county offices to be filed at the next
general election. Each Precinct will be entitled
to one Delegate. and one additional Delegate for
every hundred votes polled at the last general
election. and one for every fraction over fifty.
By order of tie County Committee.
F. B. HIGGINS, Chairman.
Auburn, July 9Th l859.-5w
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MISCELLANEOUS.

.HUBURN, C-TLIFOR.VIT.
THE undersigned give notice that they will
L sell the stock of goods lately owned by Thos
b. Harper, at cost price. The stock consists of a
good assortment of
Hardware. Queensware. Glassware, Cutlery,
Mining Tools Cordage. Groceries.
Provisions, Fresh Preserved Fruits,
Superior Liquors of all kinds,
Miners Supplies. ETC., ETC.
Us these Goods will be sold at cost price, with
out reserve, the public can be assured of obtain
ing great bargains HILL d. ALLEN, AGENTS.
auburn, June 25th lS59.-W
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TREASURER'S NOTICE.

THEASUKEK NUT1CE.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that all per-
~ sons in the County of Placer who are en-
gagged in the business Of selling Merchandise, and
Liquors in less quantities than quart, Gold Dust
Buyers, Pack Peddlers, also, Keepers of Livery
Stables, Billiard Tables Bowling Alleys Auc-
tioneers, Theatrical and Circus Companies, must
procure, or renew their License within ten days
after expiration or their names will be handed to
the District Attorney for prosecution.
GEO. w. APPLICABLE, Co. Tt easurer.
Auburn, June 4th, lS59-my
The Placer herald., 1859-07-23
T.. o REILLY. J. o'NEIII
HEADQUARTERS SALOON!
O3REILLY E. O3NEILL. prOpI,s.

Vanmater' sbulding. opposite Wells, Fargo& Co S
AUBURN. CALIFORNIA.
THE proprietors Of this iavorite Saloon return
l. thanks to the public for the very liberal pa
tronage extended to them since the opening Of
the Headquarters, and in presenting their ac-
acknowledgements therefor. would beg leave to say
that their BAR will continue to be supplied with
the choicest of Wines. Liquors and Cigars.
Gy-Liquors for family use will be sold in guam
titles to suit purchasers.
OREILLY Il O'NEILL.
Auburn Nav, pod, 1858.
The Placer herald., 1859-07-23
FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
nNE undivided half interest in the Placer
~ Press establishment--includin building
For terms, apply to JOHN @. JACKSON.
Auburn, July 9Th, l859.-tf
The Placer herald., 1859-07-23

IN a word if Candy, Toys, or anything else en-
u braced in the extensive stock of the Young
America Store is wanted 3. GOODKIND Il CO.,
is the firm to sell them cheaper than the cheapest.
Goods will be forwarded free Of charge to any
mart of the mines b. GOODKIND Il CO.,
Two doors below Wells, Fargo d Co.'s EXPRESS
The Placer herald., 1859-07-23

"A " Kinds of Nuts, fresh. to be found at the
1oung America store of
B: GOODKIND g. co.
LANK WARRANTS
ule Kept constantly on hand and for
The Placer herald., 1859-07-23
PIONEER LIVERY STABLE!
ID. GUIOU, Proprietor,

SUCCESSOR TO wHITNARSH L KIMBALL.)
commercial Street, Auburn, California
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FAEEWEEL CosoEHr or THr s~rnasoseH
TRoUFE-Tbere was a deusely packed audi
ence at the Gsiety last night 10 uitness the
farewell performances q strakusch's Oouse1
Troupe. The entertainment consisted Of s.le--
lions from he three4hfst acts, and tie eBtire
fourth act Of the Tr0uaiore5 he 6Tst act q Ia
eia, and the comic duett EEiuir fillmore. We
have rarely seen a more delightful audience
The performances EEere EaHmly apPlauded
throughout. and he house rang with the clamor
Of several hearty eaooros. The idea of produo-
ina a part 81 an opera, without chorus, ward
robe OF orchestra, and with only Partof atrouPe,
had its origin iuthe eomioai brain Of some d oui
city cctempo1anes, and il is certainly an eyi.
denee Of the very kind and obliging disposition
Of Mr.. strskOseh dat hsassentT Hsee
fully 10 this eztrsoHdinay proposition a
the excellent artists sho compass this talented
troune fet ne h1dictousness Of the thing
they did not discover it to the a~adie1ce
but sang sfth great Spirit and eaect-
adding 10 tie high esteem IN which they
were already held ~ our mSsiesi aAaiaHft
While We can most trutifuiB say thatthe per-
formances lac night weresh 81 a character q
stand The test Of the H%eFerest criticism, We mus
BE- allowed 70 say that SIR. squiref rendition
Of Mannoo WA as .onishingiY perfect and VIII
we think, compare veryfavorably with Mario's
performances Of the same part. The duott BE-
tween Mannco and Azacena Mas faulnessly
beautiful, sympsthetic and netting Bot the
lateness Il ths hodr forbids al extended notice.
sa&es it % say, that the concert q last night
wIilong beusmembered as one Of the most de-
Iighfu muscal fest.vsz has been ~ good
fortune Of or ctizsns % enjoy. he noaps
leave to-day for Louisville. We commend
them to tie kind OfcS Il the press wherever
they may 60
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If Nlftlbls.
~ aszb&s iescfU q
~ $500 ~ nv ietelriH d Al
~8s6EN tHg tess-

49, ~
RiveTNewsR
Eysr rs suHsanlRsth fEsaehefJ
! 6us uuiii evening, when . snsrt rain stptr
-.
The Langley, Capt. Mssons poPvlar brat
lssrss a. thTss O'Clock this afternoon for
poison, being ne regular packet . that Place
AZ ne Langley carries ne msils, she may ,,
relied upon for punetusiity and dispatch.
NE Return, Capt. Jones elegant Win,
river beat, leaves for her usual ports on thai
stream, at six O'Clock his evening; traveller,
in that direction cannot end q more sgrseabl'
SCI Of Ofheer, or a p-leasantsr boat to take a
tnp Oh than ne Return.
RsnembeE an who are bound for the Ohc
river, hat ne splendid beat Souihsrner il The
Legisyile Raeksi- to=aaEs leaving a thHs
O'Clock this evening. Her commander, Cap
THpsft.I is wsn 'lnope Cor hR amrsfsal good
nature and attention % his duties and OR
tFsaa AFhpss a elerk vuurFgss ~ not
miss the Soniherner.
The S. Louis Rsbubsoas, q Jsnuary IB
saaslafrVerT .EF.EEH ID ~
he river at this point feH sax inches 90 he
twenty-four hourN ending az dark t7stfyenins.
IN rapidity 81 lie fah has decIrasea about
BAL. The ice floating yesterday was WY
ecaitsnhg. self and thin. n offers little a. no
resistance BE- boats. Shuuld the mid weathfF
contune, as there : eFcrF prospect 81 hs DO
ing, very little ice VIII Be seen N the uFer this
evening. Both ferries were IN fun and active
operation yesterdag urE- L
nm IS noa nhe feet wstef n ~ channel
b-strssathis Point and Cairo, as rePorted BY an
e~xpeiehced lower river plot
he weather here was more MID FesteFday,
a. possible. chan u hsd previously bees. The
mud and water run rivers in the streets. The
ice and snow have all disappeared from TIN
streets and sidewalks and TIE roofs Of houses.
TIE weather and the elimination Of ice IN ue
uFer has made SONG Of the upper HYer boas
beein T. fesfeasy
he Cairo correspondent Of the sans paper
fsagss
The rivers continue 20 fan gradually al this
point The WeltheI was gHite nodeTate yes
tsrdsy, elear during be merninE, and CLOUDY
during the afternoon andniEht, with some pros
poets Of ram. The ice IS running ont Of The
Mississippi as strong as ever.
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NV Noar-rhe nrald. = Juuv =, rprts
TAatanFateFse-a uhAh were atdedur pNag onpere
a. Ioluss with fhose vhich ~ ~puoiish-d % henat
last
weet ends Losbr rstae croalsnsn D-Posna
prc ~. sITRfne EIE1 rs Saooo esita3
Jan. a rs 6ssen SIS Isna2 Gsse -
fessse. sas4aD GSD os &s@ GiaEs
ms sstemeuf Is rather better hHn So e1prd@ n
NJ suasir line. ne irkre&a On The loan olumn um %
q mrlsurr aoauIa Or IRE rsr IN stqcks during ne EceN
urh1utE-H o1urrf are fruffE fhrir maner o. spepsF
taaeu Euef stdcE no are NfelF EgW a4mt
fTp mafr mreks rIlfEr ~ ~ end n tne Hrunfh NE
ncu Gareruuleuf tan. ard ne oher usus which are
ai=5rf o. De- called fdr-win reuder fhe banks lr= snXnHs
nan fhey are d present o. ria0e their means AZ ne DIP
fFralofrurt rWefuleTFsWmm M-aunTU !
hdnrrisahka eaaAz4 aaay per.ns aho ptapnse
o. bus ssme - me puhiic securiues uhirh are ,hnIui
ormfnr On In msrkaL are lrudiug un caH az very iuW
r.fes in uriaf - 4 ~ A+r mtrrest annEcther, aue
yet n have their means 81 olmmand- busineN t.pI
runfnues q - rrarner F-rricn FrChEnEe opfnf duH ~
t4rf an5f.ffau4 fer the Cuuard steamer ca WrdneaiaF.
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nN "a tae H ~ erfrr of safe o. me erected unm She
ID raw aA@4s n Gamma Law and Chaue-ry geur n
TIE city ef Neaphs, IN favor w George nuhhs ". u. y.
ciark AID r. y. Hfrtardsgn, arm " CLARK n krharls1i
Nm- fsrris ant b. Fhenn- 20 l~ni-ncuf rendered before
J.. molte, Ess-. April 2. tsds. fr SIS 3 and osts, ]
sill. oa S.TRDAr. l2h February next. an front ~ The
Aeurt hnFsr % ~ CIV Aem ~ me W-
Clarf a RrdhluI 30 have ia AMI o. fr mIlsuIur real 80
au "a iami lynE and belnG h shelhl
cguutF. Truur see, M Range 81 n-ctsU 3 an tnuunul a.
nlf1usl BeeIumue o. fha 0uhWef urmr Of On Ucu-
rauf claim m the uau= - Wllsrn Sluferiin. ssi-uee a
Jahn Re-; fhrnue ndrfh ~ rhan % D sUerf--um tree
marked ". s. mGnoc west a. chains, casing Lea
Uafchif, In an - daius ami 81 Iuks o. a sWcCi-Eum tree
marked W.. s., fhcnr south. crusslur LssR HailhIe a.
no rhaiis. lu az 10 chains o. a stake au Che bank n aid
riKerLnsa Hafrhlc; fhence east 81 chaius and ~ links 90
De hfginnlue-snfsiniu % eres. levied ga ~ prupCrtg
uf aid -ark s. Hichsrl-u. OFT l. SMITH,
fanTAwF Sheriff Shrhy dolutY-
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THE IMMENSE DEMAND
EOR
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES

ITAsr~ cHiHred more extensive arHumfffInu4 new ;
II ssry LAEGE skLESnOOM has hrsi
nued up % Ne re Mal street nrrf dsr to McKiunal
q Co.'S Furniture Store uaunrctinE with me tfter upi
ne seoad urF
Tie r~cpuulisn o. sNSEEs sEWING mAcWNEs
D. n veil established itls decurr srpsffHrus o. errt
usfp ur1H their merln. cspecianr eln1r 10 T. -custruan
o. serrrnsr every hnz q Sevine ha-hine, shrms
Erfer had as euperiar. or atleasf equal o. IN oihrrs
But assertian e ~ proof and ~ seuslHe p-rsd vi
frust a. rufnr afre~ufeueuf. while b. ran aFzI hml
sHI 0f Che uup-rfunHF q Iuf1ur bT perzHsl InsHrurs
udat Maahine BE- bet suited De- MS purpar
It b. imrrsihis Ser fhe r~urrhasrr ~ a Singer Marhiui
o. - deneirrd. simriF bazuse each Machine b. soiI via
the e~firflecs 81 refufuinr D. il aEircn time n u sh1ul
uf prove g. - what o. va rrpTesrntrd.
were % u-t=ssry. wr o1nif palut o. a ro'urle 81 Tart
inn=trafivs - CIR msaim @suocoss lF q sl-r criienr
= merit % It D. vel knauu tlaf 4 ". Singer and ~
usrd Clara. uhe o~snaitufs The dnm ~ T ~ sinrcr a
Co. nave bedaule mininu1ires- u b. ar uuisuiabie fat
That Singer Ha1hiafs have aEays commended a htshe
price. and rhaf taere iEauurt larErr uur1ter ~ n-I
80 nan 81 any afirr Efnd aud hsaf buuirris 81 hes
Maddues haVs beeu in uen-fant dsllv uss 81 uTEarfs d
seren Fears. being suH n red coalition.
Hturers nes maurf1larT on Nra York o. c1nsidereii
rruarEahle sfrucfure even ID fh1f my a maum1fh -
nhlshmeuis. ycf vim 1n fh-sf iufmehe f~atflties thel
re tarely aiic O. surriy ~ frnznf uhfoh has rnarl
tnan arullef sin0r ~ ru1iichaTdsrFfrr zoe inenritu
sn4 uarthicsnlcs = me arres NJ srriue Hadhinn
IN Hhieh IRE whsle GENTRY is aefugHd
VI are uf uozIf n ~ srwinz nsdhine trade
ven tolmat- 3 mcnauzh rNaminaisau bcfori
Hfrn~uf snrar's Nachiues from SIS g. $50
EDWIN uE ~. Affnf. f
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Instantaneous
Vhr 90. AZ Gasll.h Rsaray
sIR N

SIR JAMES CLARKEss
oEbEBRATED FEMALB BILLS
uuIE iwau.Bt bAlfH > uunifue ~ O. etrs >
~ Hu paiHul - ntrTons aFrel Esrut 3
ne fomsis ouaidutan.
massa urcztAnd rrmsSfauaeseui iaui
from uhaisver ausr pad aspeeb 0afe may bersh=faa
rra M AALEiED LAnIEs
D 3 peculiarly saitd Uwm ina tarf tat trhs {;
NJ maariy pi sin fczazftb
~ cHuTE0N a III
~ 81 hauf sarhe bkn ~ hmhts asrsa
o. hs snde haua4 a. esy o. ~
soNiuGaa bui a. aery oheF Gms saa d
every oheT aFe, fhey are p~rferB nfr
On HoesF Hrum 40 sssai Aaaas Pain &
ne Eark ani Limits Hsarin-u Fsuuae oa ir 9 ever
cafI1'ahnatfte Hsrgbuus b. sIfas NJ
teriaa Sra Hesialhe White. and au he painful az
eases ooasnnoi ~ e disfderei gneu. hess Pills uT
glata $50 Vhrn 81 othern~nshuse JAILED
Fah Areuauf in az pamrairt s4ound trh patis
vhF-fnh p 9reFdy werfrea r..ra.f
A ffus cgamaE 90 fms "a tdr4tai nm M
GoFermucut Sane Of Great Britain con ht sent -
free o. a. sui s p=ttse stanr.
SIZE aseui armsruiicf stn- "a Crsfu
JOB NOSES Hshraur.N
~ chsulrr = O. Nempais whasai- auf E-iai
Agenr ~ 30 tvsn r-paetstle i~uue.ias
~ BEWaRr-Ssa- snpraapiot fsads ~ q
ael 1ftn pttl nn rtifh fsr rr1f=f n1re pr1ff ~
10 icoorcf h1I So laag CaTkeG anf % ofirul
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PRODUCE PRICE CURKENT.

PRODUCE PRICE CURRENT.
coEEEcrED DAILY 81 r. n sFrcER AsEsr, .,
MADISON STREET.
NPus-Hoeu . Sos @Rbsrreir
atcoN-Rlb sides. sssAe Clear sides ss9Ios
S~truisrs ssssci Country Hams, ug2Ac; Can
rssscd Hams i2aIfe q n
BUTrEn-cgunry Ertn % Pms Country Pair, D,
$50 Extra Western Reserve isg1oi Goshen. @a
Geah@uu
BEsN-Navy white, ~ soal 30 = bu-hel.
BRAN-z58sor 2 eut-indemand
CArrLE-on fut Aa5acneft.
CKBBAGE-s7 ooaIo 2 hundred
C0RN-In ss1ks IS Dc win demuuL.
CHEEsE-9aloc . n.
CmCKEN@Dressud g. ooa3 70 = dof-in demand
DRIED FRUT-Appies, 81 DGI6 q bu-hei
Peeled Prn1bes, iOal2k cents pm; Uupesiod Pesoh-
Fl. g soa2 eo-in druand.
DUcK]uzoyy. 75lssi % 2 pam Ensii-h. 90
50 p plr H
Possesses 2 darcn-in dcmusa. .-
FL0uR-In acks ~Supsrdns. 81 s5az 30, Couuiry
Extra Family a. GOES So nbbis.s ooa7 50.
FEATHBR@Gcse, sost1 an
YOUNG GEEss-Dt % Soc each.
mDEs-Funt, usetsr Green s. ? d Dry slnet
iseii1 Green Sailed 6 PBi sheer skim IOat,
each Deer skins ~ an Goa Sims lcaso'
eaah-in demand
HAY-In aemaHi' retail. SIS su ; wlalsale. 81,
2 Tn.
HONINY-sa 2ss2 60 = bushel-
LAED-Cuuutry L"sf No. a. losIlc Pm; In kees
12at8c.
NEAL-C1untry, 1aao 2 busheI-in demand.
N-TTdN-ou tut -. ., g 500 % = head.
ONIoN-st oei 3 2 bastel srt s. 5oas q
a bBsh- T - o. r
oHrlE1D Pbushcl-in demanf
rEA-Table, 4 GOT 30 Pbushel
FEANur@zSeToF busheI
FOTArnES-sveet 75ssE 2 busheI; Irish. North-
era. e. vet Is p bushel.
roRK-Oh fot sssseFn3 Mes, sr7 ~siswF
Dbl. Wholesale.
rUKKET-ireszeL a OGsI to-iHsaruand
URNlH-soaES 2 bushe.
TALL0W-saA an.
VEGETABLES -Fusnigs, - 0eai rs bushel
Cnrrou A. ooi Cslrry, T8nseP = bueh
WTEAr-senins al IS 10 81 % . hu.hei.
WOOL-washed, 25c; Uuwashed loataac
GAhE-veni=1n. to5iaze Phs Bear, oafs= Durks
Nauard" g. ooas IS = dacn Teal 81 o&I q
z dazrn; Squirrel 81 oodo.s PsrtridEss, 81 81 d
rufteTss 75dsc5 Prairie Fowls - = pair Rsbbts
tssaNs opusums 2s8fo-in demand.
N-B-ms above rates are ta uhalessie prices 4
~uui and merfautahe aruhlcs Whrn ne rsie D. Eyre
al. aidfunual rrioes wills b requireIE ~ mfrriaf. I
I urnrurtuultF discount mu1f hn made in al instance
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Fer white, Little RED ana RIacE
Rivers

" HuErr ME1
Ufuls nnr n-mer has inferred rerulary
i tr NJ Whita Lus efaadB taF ris-
sr uaie. shf wuIlaars hers On a. storfa
An 411ef praauler ahe trauaanly o. mae y H11H
ad D. wei afaptad p be above trufe. haviur lea huai
ma thr Huaah1alas an erreuruf b1sf Her aas-mmaa.
u1fz Or usseuEsrs bsinE cruDlets sd hcro1rzag ~
sHa1e o. aurhe r-equirumsuts % 1s rads. ~
retEhf OF passlge arpiv On bad, Or %
8 p HATMAN.
asa No Msdison Street
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THAI mr9t troublesome anipainhl q ~ dsesif-h r
~ H=susinef. can ~ edeaHsiiE eurra. hsuy hFe
beea ne y T~afations Blten W % atiaiu mis- cree ~
viii oue slitav eHoepion. We believe, an hse Rhe'
q their PHpse. On. ,. U-osrEfTER's srohAeH
BlTTER@he ou- rrfcrred to-hoFeseT, has prured sut
an invsusiie reuedy 81 al diseases q ne sisnaoh, thai
Ne one - sil e,urersani with H. history Wau qursuou ~
emosV 10 eases o. ne mzt slsrmins eharactsr- unu
ssnes By ne ~frequeut ue q The Binoss hase enoyea
an equary speedy and egsct1aT restaraiian p p1ylira
streusn apd ugor. Anwho are suneripg rem disease
arising faah . fea somaza. hoad - niIof hesitate q
use 10.
Fer sale - DTusgisr aad dsales EFperaHB esoFy-
whsre- HosrETrER surT
.A8G aM~4nutsaurs sn4PnRis4s.
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