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PATENT AMALJAMAI-Na RIFLE
Patent Issued March j.t 1880

Patent Issued March lst, 1850.
The invention consists OF forcing Quicksilver into
blocks of wood which are usea as false bottoms for
sluiees thereby giving Quicksilver surface until
the blocks are worn out As the blocks ore gradu.
ally worn by the gravel, fresh supply of Ouicksil
yer is constantly exposed, ready to amalgamate the
gold that comes in contact with them
The machines for forcing Quicksilver into the
blocks, are of simple construction and durable On
man can press in one hundred pounds of Quicksilver
in day, which will give hundred feet of Quick
silver surface, and the process is easily learned.
The shop cost Of the machines, from S14 to
800 according to size.
The following letters from practical Miners at
Michigan Bluffs, Placer County, where the PAT
ENT RIFLES were first introduced, will show
the estimation in which they held by those wlio
have used them;
MICHIGAN BLUFFS, March oSth 80.
Mr. Briggs, Sir, have used your Patent Quick
silver Block Rifles, and consider them the best
method for saving fine gold ever used. l used them
on the American River this last summer. and found
that by using them, could one-f fourth more
gold than by any other Rifles now in use. Hoping
that your Rifles will be extensively introduced
throus hout the State, and meet with the success
they deserve. IreInain yours truly
GEORGE T.. DEyxEr,
MICHIGAN BLUFFS, April 9th SO
Mr.. Briggs, Sir. have used your patent ANAL
gamat1ng Kline ana am satlsned that II Is good
invention; we have cleaned up more and finer gold
than did before in the same length of time
There has not been as much wash running in the
gulch there will be by and by, as the boys have
not commenced washing pay dirt yet.
Yours truly,
CHAS. W. COOK.
am now for the first time, trying to introduce
the AMALGAMATING RIFLE into the mines gener-
ally After being thoroughly convinced of its util .
ity and practicability, l am now prepared to fill
orders for all parties that may wish to use it, on
very REASONABLE TERMS,
Sacramento. through Wells, Fargo & Cos Express.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mailman & Co.. and
0. NJ. Tomlnson, Nevada f. P. Marselus, and A.
Lambcrth, of Woolsey's Flat.
The above gentlemen are connected with some of
the most extensive mining operations in Nevada
County.
]. S. BRIGGS, Pateutee.
Nevada, July I, '59--tf
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FURNITURE.

Corner Of Commercial and Ptne-Od
Stand IF AbbOH !. Edmards.
lust received from San Francisco large and select
- assort tment of
FURNITURE
Elegant and fashionable consisting of Bureaus Stands,
Tables. Desks. Chairs Bcdsteads, Bedding Mirrors,
in short every thing in the line.
Persons purchaing at the establishment will avoid
injuries that almost always attend the transportation
sof articles pu; up in the cities below.
Any kind of furniture manufactured to order jim the
hop attached to the wareToom.
JIG CLARK & co.
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=. despatch from Washington, says
The Postmaster General has ordered of
g +. Nesbitt, of New York, 100000
stamped envelops with the new self
sealing improvements. They will be
furnished to the public at 5 cents more
than is charged for the present pat
torn.
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New arrangement.
ALPHA & OMEGA STAGE LIN

ALPHA & OMEGA STAGE LINE
~AN6 On and after July 2lst, 1859, the above
FS1ACSSS,=St Line will run follows
leaving the National Exchange at 2o'clock p. NJ
passing bv Mountain Well Cold Spring, White louI,
Gold Hill and Alpha, arriving at Omega by O'Clock
p NJ
Returning will leave Omega Hotel at NJ arriving
at Ncvada at II a NJ connecting with the California
Stage Cos coaches to Auburn. Sacramento and larys
VILE.
This is the nearest and best route to Washington
Scotchmans and Poorman's Creek. Eureka, Wa>hos
Valley and Truckcc Meadows.
4 = OLIN. Proprietor
w MCROBERTs. Agent National Exchange.
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PEACHES The first peach of the sea-
son was laid on our table yesterday by
Alex. Mandich. 1t was luscious one,
like a lot of the same kind he has for
sale on the corner of Commercial and
Pine streets.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-29

HoRAcE GREELEY is expected to ar
rive in this State in few days. He
says there are rich deposits of gold at
Pixies Peak. but that enough men are
there already to get it.
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What Constitutes Health .

Rich Pure blood. Natural Pcrspiration Good Appr
tite forfood Sleep Exercise and the Enjo, of
ture, with strength ofbodv, Mind and Limhs,-Actvi
ofthe Liver and other natural Functions such
statcis felt by all, after using thisSea sickness and
Delirium Tremens. 1t is preventative and absolute
remedy for these 1t removes all longing ortaste for
liquor. Many inebriates hTve found that after it has
nd strengthened them. quietcd their nerves
it has caused aversion to spirits l have seen it
of lhe mostrightful where deirum tremens
hn,.a aa.tia al, rrld
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IR Yes, and the Price is only 25 and 30 cents each
would that could induce every Red, Coarse, D. y
oil dirty haired person to try Jones' Coral Hair Re-
storative once; the eifeet-the dark, silky, rch lus
trous look scalp is at once freed Of dand
ruff, the hair is forced to grow. Any one who uses
this economical article will never use any other
WI, DESIRES BEAUTIFUL TEETH white. polished
and Clean all tartar and and dscoloraon removed, the
foulest breath rendered sweet and pure and the
spongy gums made hard and healthy? Such have but
to use Lafont's Jamaica Soap Tooth Root Compound.
This admirable dentrifce lathers like Soap, yet is
beautiful TO the taste.
Red, Coarse Eruptve, Tender Skin, is made white
Fine and Soft childs by that superb emollient
JONES' ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP. 1t is fine
for washing infants, and beautiful for Shaving, max
ing rich. thick, lasting lather.
yF@ Price reduced to 25 Cents
The above be: uiiful preparations are sold at the
above Prices by every respectable Druggist in Cali
ornia.
PARK WHITE, Agents.
anFraRciseo, April l-3m
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Republican State Ticket.

For Governor,
Leland Stanford. Sacramento.
Lieutenant Governor,
James r. Kennedy, Santa Clara.
Judge of the Supreme Court,
Cscar L.Shafter, San Francisco.
Clerk ofthe Supreme Court,
8. D. Parker. Teh.ma,
Treasurer,
Phillip 2. Caine, Butte.
Controller.
R. Clark, ElDorado,
Superintendent Of Public Instruction.
S.W. Brown, scnoma.
Surveyor General.
P. M. Randall, Amador.
Attorney General,
Harlow 8. Love, San Francisco
For Congress,
p. II. Sibley, Placer.
Il. d. Baa er, san Francisco,
State Printer,
F. B Murdock, Santa Clara.
County Nominations.
Senator,
James Collins, bridgeport.
As'emblymen.
E n. Gaylord, Little York,
D. Crittenden, Nevada,
Al Elder Bloomfield.
A. B. Dobson, Rough & Ready.
Frank Crawford, French Corral.
Sheriff,
VIM. Butterfield, Nevada.
Clerk,
J I, Sykes, Grass Valley
Treasurer,
Alexander Frazer, Bri6gepsrt.
Assessor
J. Whitman, Rough Ready.
District Attorney,
A A Sargent, Nevada,
County suryeyor,
JR Archibald, Bridgeport.
For Superintendent Public Schools,
Rev M Kellogg, Grass Valley.
Public Administrator.
Jos h Moore. San Juan.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-29

~ s. w, Holiday, Esq, has been
elected City and County Attorney of
San Francisco to fill the vacancy which
occurred by the resignation of F. p
Tracy, Esq.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-29

School.-R. II. Raymond, Esq. will
comncnce School on Monday next in
the room lately occupied by Mr.. Stratton
IL, ar ;hc National Hotel. Mr.. Raymond
is determined to do great deal pro bono
padlico i'll the way of teaching the
young idea how to shoot"
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TRINITY CHuRcH.-Divine seryice
will be held in the Court House, on
Sunday next at 4 A. NJ. and 3 3P.M,-
All are invited.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-29

WV. ii. RHODES, (Caxton) will deliver
.he address at the Fair in Marysville
which will begin on the goth of August
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-29

q The mail steamer has arrived at
SAP Francisco, and the mail will reach
here on Saturday eening.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-29

GRAPES of this years growth have
been sold in the markets below for one
dollar apouud.
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NOTICE..

All persons arc hereby forbid negotiating for or
purchasing note executed by the 24th day
of April 1859, and payall; to Henry TAYLOR or or
der for one hundred and fifty four dollars as the
same has been fully satisfied and paid.
Orleans Flat, July l4th, 1859.
S. C. WIIIPPLE.
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Fulton Foundry and Iron Works.

HINCKLEf & co,
First street, between Market and Mission streets
sy FRNCIsCo.
Manufacturers of Quartz Mills, Saw mills, Steam
Engines, Pamps etc. All kinds Of Iron Casting;
furnished at short notice Every style Of Finishing
to Iron when east.
Repairing Of Machinery neatly done. Paftern-
making in all its various forms. Prices reascna
bic. MAYS
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THE EMPIRE MARKET.
On Pine st. below L. S. Bakery.
n EV A ID A

n L 4 d n
Come one Come all-that is if you have the
CASH to pay for the best BEEF and Meats in the
mountains Meats wholesale, meats by the quarter
side or carcass Cheap as the cheapest, and the
hest Live Stock for sale at all times
n B-Not to be different from others we invite
old friends and patrons to stay away unless they
have the CASH.
CUAS KENT.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-29

THAr BRIBERY CHARGE.-The? San
Francisco Ners having published a
charge of an attempt to bribc the Su-
prcme Court against Mr. Latham, the
Herald calls for the authority. The
Ne'c, very quietly replies:
I'VE and Judge Bryan heard it from
the lips cf Judge Murray himself. We
have been very moderate in our remarks
OH the Underwater case, and should be
marked for our courtesy; and we have
offered to make ali the re paration in our
power if either the present Jud ges of the
Supreme Court, of ex-Judge Heyden-
feldt, (all friends of the Administration
will only say, upon their honor as gem
tlemen, that we are mistaken, or that
there is no just ground for the chargev
Now, this is serious matter and ought
to be SO considered till settled. We
cannot account for the silence of Bald
win, Terry and Heydenfeldt if these
charges be false. Come out, Latham,
and prove your innocence Silence
won: do.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-29

The Board Of Supervisors meet on
Monday next.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-29

JAS. II. HARDY AND THE jews
y communication signed MANY Israeli
ties" is published in the Union, for the
purpose of proving that James II. Har-
dy. now Lecompton candidate for a
District Judgeship, did, in the Sacra-
mcnto Court of Sessions in April 1857,
make use of insulting language about
the Jews. The communication was
called forth by an attempt lately made
by Mr.. Hardy to deny having used such
language.
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Pioneer > tage Line,
FROM NEVADA TO RED DOG
AND DUTCH FLAT.

T caves the National Exchange, Nevada, every
IAIay at o'clock p. NJ arriving at Dutch Flat at
p Y, passing through Camden. Red Dog and Lit
tie York. connecting with Princes Saddle Train to
Iowa IIill Forest Hill and y Yankee Jims
Returning the Saddle Train leaves the Blue Cut
Hotel. Dutch Flat every morning at 81 connecting
with Hastings Stage Line, arriving at Nevada at
10! \. ".
0ffices-National Exchange. Nevada. W Nc
Roberts, Agent Blue Cut Hotel. Dutch Flat
r. CASTINGS. Proprietor
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Oyster Saloon.
JOHN KREDELL.

Offers to the public the most popular refresh
ments of the season,
Cakes, Oysters, CLANS, &c, &c.
In the Knckerbocker Saloon, Main Street.
Families supplied at short notice.
Customers will be politely served at a moment
notice. j 4-tf
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J II
READ AND REFLECT.
n, n II T61arye NorI - -. AG;,+I

Quick Cure and Low Prices at the Es-
tablishcd Office, Sixth street between
J and X streets
nR TOZER returns his thanks to his numerous
IL patients for their patronage, and wonld rbr:' =
this "pport nifty to remind them that he Continues
consult on those difficult eases OF ofNENEEEAL WhcS
have bafied the skill Of of the celebrate
ph! sicians ofthe and upon which he has TEFET
FIILED TO PERFORM A RADICAL CJ.RE
DR. TOZER'S reputation as a physician stands
equaled His exclusive aattention diseases Of the
Gonto Urnar, Organs, for many years renders hin,
perfect aster of Syphilitic diseases.
DIR. TOIER has, it is well known taken patients
from the very verge ofthe grave Rstorrd eu Prct
Hcdih Hcurthcr states that he deems it sufficient
attract the attention of those VINO might need the
wees of phys in ALL CASE moi partrula r.,
those enumerated in the advertisement excepting liz.
would test my merits as practitioner and the rrsuit
m my practice has been thus far salts
tients and myself Nor do deem il necessary 10 ~
columns of newspapers with fulsome empire al 4
bomastic advertisements protesting ability he
all diseases hesh is heir to- for to do that l IL
something than man. bat TO give those that a..
afflicted with Ncnrreal Chronic md her disease
understand from long expeYehcc ain fuy ccmpot,r p
to tregt them successfully.
offer no genuine or fraudulent rtfcates or rufs .
my superior aliications practition ncither
assume the medical honoIs which a III ent fcd
merely ask those rho disc rcadthc di.for
aud Judge for themselves where appiv for rciiet
(Ny rooms are so arranged that be con utcd ].
Privale at all hours or the day, from clock A. ~ y
tii3P
Personswith Chronic. Diarshoca. Dysen.erv Nc
vous Debility Low Spirits, Las.itude Weakness 81
the limbs back. Indfsposon Loss Of temory Avn
Ion Society, Lose OF Love Of Solifdde TimIdit,
Dizziness. headache, pain side Affection of:he :,
eyes. Pimpes On the face Sexual and and other
mites in Mrn Sc, will find 1t Important consult Ia
CHAs u ToZrR, st his Office, Sixth ST, between y
f. Sacramento,
C.H. TOzER, :, d.
November ). 1873. ~
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KnickerbOeker SalmOn.

Next door to the Theatre.
Main street Nevada
TNlIE proprietor has fitted up the above well
L known saloon and supplied it with Il splendi'
marble bed
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Billiard Table.

A Reading Room furnished always with the la
test papers is attached to the Establishment.
THE BAR is constantly stored with the choicest
Liquors, Wines and Cigars. Al.o splendid Soda
Fountain. Connected with the knickerbocker is
an Oyster and Ice Cream Saloon.
FRANK GUILD.
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Convention of progressive Bachelors

Convention of progressive Bachelors
The progressive haeheifs OF l''itwai', hc'a
a State Convention at snyrna. On til" 10Th n'i'm''
Their were about sixty delegates fi"'hh'' aii. H.
Cummins, E'l. e,.d''i
After m able al Iress from \. Il. Np''ien.
ESQ resolutions were uioptcl T. tie ell - mat
the institution ot mArtlAE" l-'Hc ot divine er'S'h
and of natl ,ual trcsl. ut ia the Nira' isancc
of the times is u serious obstacle H. Al ehitahte
int, the marriage citation. Alliances formed Tor
pe,uniary advance nent, ar with hieas 1t arisio'
cratic family antiquity aHr declared Ia he desiruc-
tive of the finer iroings NJ affections which make
the bappy home and ultra tas'u n aad cold ier-
ualitie, hindranccS to the Development q. real
worth Modern womcn's RIGHT and : last
youn- men" are condemned, AL adital reiot'n
IN the present social cm-wh 81 engendrr' eN-
,rayag ,nce and ind e ,a,-j- II claimed t. lie all
important.
After the n tournament tic memh"rs II t." c'h
veution sat down Il >G"lF'n'ua baHqu'i ana
here are n few hathrl r.5a hunk Oh lhr "'fa
sion
James Buc,anon. lie Il = .s.,letor President.
The ruling star in the en,ayt - b cboors.
The Lddies-rhr hrst II i IL. the first III set
ety. and the first IN the l'.,'ts aud pockets OF
the Bachelors.
The Progressive Bacl,i,ss Tie rrilo Of the
fair sex May the Altar Il IiHmen be tho Haal
OF their ambni,n
Dcla1a,e-The first to adept the Constitution =
the first to hold Bachelor Convention.
TIL, Bacheior's Che,ce L. proud ln'" ccre
mony--the avaricious parsnuny tho ladies' pm
moncv-but tue Bachelor ma rim'ay.
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9ailp a5m9lalan.
NEVER MIND.

by DAVID BARKER.
Should misfortune dog your triee,
Never mlnl,
Make no rainbow of the back,
Never mind
Turn not 10 the left or right
Quit not al men ,erd hlow.
Onward, upward in your might,
Shout this motto as you TO
Never mind
Focs mar frigh,eu friends away,
Never mind
Fear not what tradnrers say,
Never mind
Single handed fghi il 'hroaShi
Trust not in The coun less thfon-,
One legion M, sobt =,
With that legion in the wong,
Never mind.
shoull vou meet with poufless slnrs.
Never inini.
F. cry fool by in'i.ate-rs
Never mind.
Let spawns sciibhie II the! vii,
Men Of nerve are re e. .'tin
By ones fling through aqelll
"Paper ballet. cffae hfn1n
Nc..r miui
Each shall get just VI, h. 'rn',
Ne1etm,nd
Roads are lon. whigh hNye 30 turns,
Ae,cr mn
Yielding NJ tie oihe; ehcc..
Dropping hambl, IN tar ec..
Closing lips wlcu aarcd 10 speak
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INK WAGON FACrORY.-The subscrI 4xt
49, Der returns his grateful acknowledge ---AA-
his old and for the liberal
begs inf rn them and the pub
lie that he business and he hopes 10y
CONTINUANCE
He 10 and keep hand all kinds
iron Axle Wagons made in the most substantial and neat
style. lie will order and III have made
general o Carriages Rocka~ays and Bugges
Also large of and horse Spring Moving
Wagons and horse All who want good work
TO the old LynGbnR Coach aud Ha32oa Factory nd
he dong business the cash prnepIe, to
get good wok aud low price. All who good and
neat Bnegies give ne call JOHN II. BAILEY. As't
mar l7fs
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once Sou tli .Sidr Raiirond CemDauy,
PETttsUUKG July a..


3fA EX - - N4fsAsst1nCS
ninEcr nOUTE To THE wE>Tn.d .hr
sDurg t. lyn,huis wa Va emu k"Iroad from
IL N>ic,lA and georgia Railroad ii. Ia Knn,
dalton West. and Atlantic Railroad from Dal.
ton to t..tanoosa via Nashville Uhauanoo Railroad
Chattanooga stevenson. M.Iupss Charleston
hal"ad from stevenson TO Memphis
Through leAcs Issued ,e ai"ve points and the springs
and Bag,dge CHECK through atthe Office South side
lie following schr ule will be the Side Ran!
road conln,Irns ST NDAY next the 4th july n.,
MAI. AND IA >sENGER TRAIN.
Con Getting WIN tho krn,nond and banvHir Trains
Leave Petersburg daily at............... 51o,,lL
Arkc at Burkc>ii~ tJunriionl
Arrive at Farm. lie at.................... 80
Anne at l.ynehbnrg at..... $3.50 = NJ
Loas" i,nehtms daily at.................... y3g
Me Observation-Disclosures.
Al,,cat Bnrkcvnlc Junction dunn. s.la
fnEiGmr TRAIN
Connecting with Richmond and Dauve Trains June.
LraN" Petersburg daily at, An.
NiiNr at bntkrvie tJuncnon) ACKNOWLEDGEMENT: NJ.
Arrive at fam'ie al 40 T. NJ
AMY" AT I.nebbnrg 4t............ ............ b.4o
i.tN' - nthh' "aly a.'..'..'.. NJ.
"A, tala'ir at ........'.........
A.I" at .rr.arr ~
An ACCUMULATION Passenger Car los Nay I.orp.
ttrbit at 80 A. and passenger gums up WI
, "a. ~, Ma .n d'n a, "sloek A. NJ a'ornr i-e., t"
IA 'ha' a." the tram and in viii The stopped
WIN wrI~,c naSA and WI.@ S S" way oil
!iurN,Niitc Ee",, iIish bridge, F~rmyc Prospect rsiup
"' iNtBieen, Appoma,tox, spout SpruG Concord Jane
River
CITY POINT BRANCH
SoEiAiie Railroad Freight aud Trains lcavo
i'et'iNu"Ig Han. tSumli, srxcapt,,U it.......7 a. NJ
hTilNt Al ny t'lht 10
Leave ny f''ht At" 30
"tifN" ii '.t sbUrs at Is
H1s'c I!s connect with the James River
lea ~ ty Point Tor Norfolk, and every Saturday morning
and lnesdy evening with the fine Steamers Roanoke and
JancstU"n bound tor New York
ht Afternoon Train On this Road will be only when
there business justify stopping places uiEke
t,I pf
IL" aud IL Will the train be ped
rud us>ng, Cedar Level and r he;t Cross.
in .lN .ts Il Il. Al.I>tP SUIT
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY, &C.

ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD.
u o n e - Sc $
fhsHE Team leaves Aicxand, la daily at II
Il dous, ie itl the Trans Virginia
tai Tor kas NOM and the WEST, and with the
Train the Maaasas tap Railroad for Woodstock and
mtsIiae points
LIE Train daily Sunday at O'clock
N, tor Hldla nON u. Ms " u Rg. Il 4 Ns, VI q u.
fasS and Intermediate po'n:s
Trough tickets At the HAL Road Sta ion.
he 1hAlNS leave cord n,l lilo dy at 10 30 A aud
~ j" NJ arriving at Ale Aauiria = l. NJ and 2 A NJ
q y" night tam on Suudty.
ssptsfs J ii NICK;IS. Ticket Agent
kNOi< ss fOl. N .-rh- scn- go. :.
= board ! owing aud I por ,ii1n Com r. =
pan, ID, S'r"us OF "heTIng indnr.
l" inr NhpPhs VI Ir"ine-to Tide in
II h"r "hht Il Boas the Iron steamer aim.
anu the Iron and Hone"
pa "a trn az the line tc,wAi huivai Norfolk run
tltl"ws:
Leave Richmond Tut>!iy- and Ft,ias.at4p NJ
Leave Norfolk. Monday : and huIsaa at d A Al
Cana ais I> uelburg having
tf N'tiuH, vii tIGnSr Erh IN
b" IA the Richmond Dock daily to r"ceN. freight.
ShrPrts IL N"ri"In reminded the agents
Il Tie IA" Al Achmond setord c. r.,.l,s
ami Toward freight charge.
frrRht ti6 at the oro1
-. tz'thei pa uiaIs, Apply
W. I AADEnSON. Agcntat .Lbnrg
W. 4. cox Ascnts ~ kclnllnu
hAkRlSoN \ MAlGNE, Agents Norfolk
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- TEA NSHIIs" ROANOk E.''-The Roanoke, ha
- vlg thoroughly repaired and rcited has resumed
hrf regular weekly the line, leaving NewYork
en.sd.y cternoon, and City Point every Saturday
morning O'Clock.
Inc Jamestown" leaves New York every Saturday
afternoon. and CITY POINT every ruesI.y evening
e. For freight passage, having superior srcomnoda
tiaii,. al, ply to LIE. JOHNSON L. CO,
e.,s Ag'ts y. y. Va steamship Co
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S,INaEn'a SEWING MACHlNES.-GrcnI
- the conclusive proof of great
there no laborsavng machine before the
uble Singers Sewing Machines After estab
shg reputation the United States they
Elk nivors"e IA Frame here
they carried oil highest premium, and great mAnuiacto
/ ia MAJ ~ liz. has e built III pars.
hrauoh of industry which sewing to be done,
az used I'll PIobt As
t. travelling foot 40 IL sewing with
Nautuc- compared with hand sewing No tailor,
shoemaker esnaker trimmer sadiier halter Ac,
should without he profit OF using one OF
these nain regularly employed one Thousand Dollars
private families where there is much sewing to
keepers lind them particularly convenient and prom
table simple In their construction ami
yer! and durable being the only kind OF Sewing Ma
chm, made by which sort work coarse or Inc
could be perfectly Ihnusanso inferior aud worth
less Machines have been made and sold under Na1ns
names but Sngers Machines alone have been found
where t" satisfy the wants OF the public
fI,ln printed Instructions for sent with each ma
'c, from which readily acquire The art OF
them. The hines KIDD securely to
iario he world To all desiring particular N
formation will application by letter either OF our Of
hc"' ward copy of VI. Singer Cos Gazette, psi5i
| wholly dev oted to the Sew ing Machine Interest.
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