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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-08

AN ACT
REQUIRING Township Assessors to ascertain the
number of Sheep killed and injured by
Section i. Be- it enacted by the General As
sembly of the State of Ohio, That it shdll be
the duty of each township assessor in this state,
at the time of taking lists of chattel property
for taxation. in each year. to require each per
son in their several townships to make a sttte.
ment specifying the number of sheep killed br
dogs, and also the number Of sheep injured bv
dogs, in the districts during the preceding year.
together with the value OF the sheep killed.
and the estimate of the injury dene: and the
said assessors arc required to make a return
Of the aforesaid statement to the county auditor
of their respective counties at the time of
returning the lists of chattel property for TAXA
ton. sz5 --z-
Sec. . That it shall be the duly of the audi
tor OF each county to furnish to the assessors of
their respective counties such blanks as NAV be
necessary for taking the aforesaid statements:
and said county auditor shall, as soon as posi-
bic after the aforesaid statements are returned
to him, make out and forward to the auditor of
state a statement showing the number of sheep
so killed and injured as aforeraid, and the ag-
gregate loss sustained thereby ia each township
in their respective counties.
Sec. 8. That it shall be the duty of the audi
tor of state. on receipt of the statements afore-
said, to make out and furnish to the secretary
of the state board of agriculture, to be by him
published in the annual report of said board, a
statement showing the number of sheep killed
and the number injured respectively, as afore-
said. in each county, and the aggregate loss in
each county sustained thereby,
Sec 4. This act to SAX effect from and after
its passage.
WILLIAM b. WOODS.
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
MAR1TN WELKER, 81
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mo. a. AN AGT

February IS, 1850 f''''"'A' 0'''' senate
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Notice,
Proposals

WILL be received at the Mayors Office. in the
w Town OF Delaware, until the 30th day Of April
inst, for the laying Of Pavements, with good hard
burnt brick to be laid In sand, on unfinished por-
tons of lots or lands abutting on Franklin street, between
Boinlord and William streets : on SandttSky street. from
William street to HilIstreet : on William street from San
dusky street to the Oientangy river. and@the forth side
of Winter street, from ~Sauiusky street to the Wire Sus-
pension Bridge. The contractors to take assessments on
the lots so improved. Specifications made known st the
Mayors office. BY order Of the Council. #asf
CHARLES II. McELR0Y Mayor.
April /, lS59.-&5t.. @ 46@
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oPtdhtI OF VIC HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MARTIN WELKER,
President Of the Senate.
February 5, 1859.
>. 36.l AN ACT

No. &c.. AN ACT
To mend sectio fourteen Of an act entitled s'an act
relating TO Jurips,7 passed February 9th, 1891, and
took effect June LIST, 1881. e
SEcTIoSI- Be 1t eHactsd By the General .4ssembLv Of
tbs State or Ohio. That section fourteen of..an act Tslat.
ing 10 jufies,'' passed February 9Th, 1891, tie so amen
ded as to read as folio us: Sec. "A. That if there shall
be empaHnelled for the trial ofany cause, anv petit Juror
law renders hin disqualified to serve on a iury; or who
has been arbitrator on either side relating TO the same
controversy; or who has an interest in the cause; or
who has an action depending between. him and either
party; or who has formerly been a juror in the same
cause; or who is either party's employer, employee,
coHnselor.a agent, stewart OF attorney. or who is sulpoe-
mead in the cause as n witness; or WHO is akin To either
party or any person who shall have served once already
on a jury as a tale<man in the trial of any canse in tho
sneh causes, in either Of which cases the same shailhe
considered as Il principal challenge, and the validity
thereof be tried by The cont; and any pc it Juror who
shall he returned upon The trial of any OF The causes
hereinbefore specified, agaipst whom no pFiicipalcau use
Of challenge can be alleged, NAV, nevertheless, be chal-
lenyed on suspicion of prejudice against or partiality
for either party, or for want of a competent knowledge
Of the English language, or any other cause that may
render him at the time an unsuitable Juror; and the va
court; and each party may Peremptoriiy challenge two
jurors.
Sec 9. Fhs said section fourteen Is hesebvSrepeaIea
Section ). This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives..
MARTIN WELKER,
President of the Senate.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-08
REMOVAL OF MILLINERY.

H sOAS34S 0A VA &2144A4N 1A0
MI RS.evAE HoETEN has removed her entire stock
w OF
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS
10 the old Piano Room Of whf.tIeS~v 4 I.attin1rr. op2o~: e
the north end of the Williams Bio X, where she wllI be
happy q see her numerous friends, and where she intends
to keep Inif supply of =# =t= zHst -a
Bonnets, Lace Caps and Head Dresses, for old
and young.
Bonuets and Flats of all kinds for children
and all kinds made I07oFde or. ts 1
Dress making in all its various branches done
+ on short notice and warranted to suit.
We have a very choice and Cheap lot of
Dress Silks, Black and GeIorcd,
Ladies Cloaks and Shawls,
Child ems Dresses,
And lew BAIMORELL SKIRTS for ladies',
which, by the by, are the incest thing evor got
up Tor our muddy streets and country. --s
A large lot OF very fine French aud Scotch
Work Embroiierics, Einen Uudersleeyes ind
Collars for children. Ia- ..r..
Dress Trimmings. of all kinds aud colors, and
ChildrenS Eiast c Belts.
a fu!l stock of Ladies' and Gentlemen. Linen
llaDdncrehiefs, with plain and colured Dor
dcrs.
All IF which arc The hest style sud quality Of Goods, an
ar. 'h.rrn a, he low 1T possible "a ICES.
Delaware, Fen- II, lsjY-.
THE cElEBRA rEp ROYAL aAk and FuLTuNh
I { ok StoN e., Tor sale at the Large ~ ave AID Tin store
TOMAS EVANS, jE.
TIVE OLD DOMINION COFFEE. PoT. for sale a, he
L. srgeSt"yc-and iiasgnre OF
Feb-iS, 50, THOMAS EVANS, JR
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-08
New Remedy For Consump.
tion.
DR.. Ghurehiu,s Discovery.

VKTINCHESTER'S Genuine Preparation Of DR.. ]
wv r. Churchili's GoNfoCs Nd HSPtTIosPnfrEs OF LINE
SopA, AND POTASH Il specific for the treatment of Con
sumption. Sold by CORNELL & PUMPHREY.
delaware, April s, 1859. .- .-r.r
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-08
February IS, 1859.
AN ACT
80

No. 49,. AN ACT
TO repeal the ten per cent. law passed March II, 1856.
SEcTIoN1. Be u enacted By the General assembly ef
the State Of Ohio, That the act passed March II, 1850,
entitled ian act 10 amend the act entitled an act fixing
the rate of interest, passed January ~, 1924, and all
other laws on that subject be and The same is hereby
rePeaIed.
Sec. ,. This act shal II take effect and be in foros frem
and after the first day Of April, 1859.
7-.e 1852 w LbIAM -. %
Speaker of the Huuse of Representatives.
MARTIN WELRER,
President OF the Senate.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-08
Sugar--New Sugar.

kTST rrcc;sra snd tar sale a rhaier. lot Of new erep
AZ sugar oi NkrirTs grades whic. We will sell by the
lIs,Htty or stIsie l'ossni as low SIS il can be bought any
! wherein This NtrluI y
Jtisodn rsc"Iiehi Iot of Mslassas ard syrup w the hbi.
o. galdm, ny =. NJ. LIrTELL & son.
Fct ruarS Is. 1889.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-08
Jerusalem

a FEW bushels of the above very prolific tubers
"a for sale. Tiny are sand to rroluc: from one 10 tw"
thousand bushels to The acre, aud make excellent food for
hogs OF cattle. zszl@u {. G.CjIAMEFI-AIN.
delaware, April s, s5e-Gte.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-08
The young Norman Horse

a. WILL stand the ensuing season, to i'm
T wv prove the stock, at the following places,
u wi: Monuay, Tuesday ami Wednesday of each week,
at the stable OF II. P. IIavcns, Que mile northeast OF Del
aware: and Thursday, Friiay and Saturday, at the stable
of the subscriber, two miles west of Northington, IL
Franklin county. Terms: Ten Dollars to insure.
YOUNG NORMAN HORSE is a Dark Iron Grey, and is
over I6 hands high; will be six years old the 18th day OF
NAY next; was sired by the French Norman Horse, i'm
ported by Charles f~llington in the year A. II. 1852. HIS
dam was sired by Sir Archy, and her dam by North Star.
Due care Will be taken to prevent accidents, but all rtsks
beS0iul this must he borne by the OWNER
April <, Is5a-Gt ELONZO HARD.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-08
Mrs, Van H6dten

L. REp$s supply 81 fix and straw 1oNNsIs ? ~
Observation-Disclosures AE
tx A N ANs a hurnc Sltn srisserS shdnsedle iRhand.
III eni aud 81 fr m thatsbe can -
DeluNerel ects VI NS5Ssi Efh sds Hsg sFnsr5 -a
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-08
INQUIRE

- psa ASPaAAluSs naaEcE -rssl
NInCkSx, wNshes, and leYelrS rcparrd in h.,Nss
- nAhnerlS sS:ftthf and CNprrlcaecd wurh nieIi ~ NJ"
y %lastnS h!seM9s, Et H asa 80
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-08

Durham Bulls for Sale.
WE have three Thoroughbred Young Bulls, one
Wv two years old last fall, the others wifi be one wear
Old this spring, all very good. We wish to reserve ono
for our own use, and VIII sell the other two. We are moi
particular which We keep. Those wanting animals that
are really good, at a fair price, MUST CALI. sooS.
Hills & JONES,
Crystal Spring Farm, 2 miles North Of Delaware.
April 1, 1855.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-08
Iowa Lands for Sal

Z : rex 81 g"rl., "a ,rr"> Of n"St1 farming lands, w-iii 10
rtiri N = titlh m"rc@Nlhs IN Valne, Selected and an
tered one Ht"rs ago EKNRi WILSON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-08
Tie peFiod;eaf changes bFoaeBt about

The periodical changes brought about BY TIE
advent of the astd April, have affected the
population Of our town this spring o a much
less extent than usual We do not know of q
single business establishment that has changed
locality, and the removals of families have not
been very numerous. The spirit of change,
which is 50 prominent a Characteristic Of Amer
can society, has, however, had its wonted effect
here as elsewhere and while we gain a few NE
loose quite a number of our citizens, sone of
them only temporarily We hope Among the
departures are the eight young men named
elsewhere, bound for Pixies Peak !; Mr.sJ.H.
Hills. one of eur Attorneys, goes to Zanes-
vile Mr. Feidlar, late Of the Delaware
House has gone to Davenport, Iowa j. ".
Cherry, lately engaged in the Livery business.
has gone to Illinois aud we learn that Mr..
4. Pratt, late Of the firm Of Convers & Pratt,
and Mr.. J. G, Avery. late Of the firm Of
Chamberlain & Avery, will soon depart for
Milwaukee, We ~ So s1saa s517a 4s7b
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-08
Reynolds & Frank

manufacturers and spealereS9pA
10
sfpi as | SoFrH RocN, TEafLNEdStt
IS tIfHU-EasW M&g
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-08

ard will keep on hand Rifles. &c: He has the gain twiss,
fhs tree ana hour iOot tNis and has Invented the STA
tonarA, hat7rd and close sites. ORDERS are sotisfted, and
all work a. ne ny him warranted 10 lie as represented
Give htn > 'Aliheforc purchasing elsevherr-
Ma, - soft PHILIP WEISER.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-08
For Sale, to Let, or Exchange,

LfOR AFAIM-A goo sore llquse and dwelling, in the
town Of ashley. Del ware ednnfy. on the Cleveland
Columbus d Cthcihnait railroad. 30 m les north OF Gaiunl
bus, The basement htted UP for groeeries The store above
handy TO receive goods and send of produces There IL
also ta=klr TO raise or lower from hasrmenI to carr.i -
Enquire on the premises OF ii. Is. WILLIS.
January 81, lS5o-2m
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rr 9drrrtisetaents.
w
SpRTNG GOODS!


NEW FOODS! New Goods I! New Goods
~ NEW CAIJtoES NEW LAWNS NV pUcAIS,
New Lawn Robes, New Organizes New do Robes
New Blk SilkslaNew Fancy Silks!
Neg CAiataes! Eew Berege DE LANES !
New PopEns New G~inghams. New Marsailles ! s7
LADIES CoLL.KS: LADIES COLLARS,
tsesGtrni styles for the prices.
White Goods! White Goods!
Hosiery. Gloves, Gaantlets, Mitts. etc.
.Fay In great variety.
STELLA sHAwLs, BFoCIIA Dc. BLACK SILK do,
All new and cheap.
Shirts /. skirts! Skirts. t p.
rougias-& sherInan's skirts, Thompson's do, at half the
usual price, 80 E4ssArahr,fE
Bonncts, Flats, Shakers, Infants Hats;
Ribbons, Rlschas, French and Amer. Flowers;
Bonnet Frames, Innings, Braid, Nett, Band Boxes, &c.
Who Wants a Carpet, Cheapl
CARPETS-AIt-W Wool Carpets, Cotton Ingram do, Stair do,
Hemp do, Rugs, &c. --
CIot hing MateriaI-fOr Men and Boys.
ings, Cloths, Marsailles, Check Linen, Tweeds, &c. Those
who want a gooi pair OF pants or coat pattern, at a low
figure, will please call at the sold Corner"
Boots and Shoes.
A full assortment always on hand at satisfactory prices.
CRocKERY and GLASSWARE, at very low figures. r.
Lovers of Good Tea,
Remember We warrant our Tea. If not good no charge.
J. HYATT Il CO..
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-08

('oNSFANrLY brihr received and sold by IN suhscs4
NLbsrs Win VIA snpPA any hooks hat they mae not
laws On nanIeos >h"gy nb'fy-, 5rrevtled always they Ars
"tparvsrsi's IA tar4f tendency - a. The CatAlogps City
ICES. sH- eHH kNraE ca FrF So
t..'-ti. D. nlcKtSsaS&tM
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-08
Fish Fish

Fish Fish!
on Barrels Detroit River White Fish;
GO 100 Half Barrels do do DO.
1900 III Cod Fish. e
Our White Fish are Of the Inspection of 1859, every pack
age warranted to be a No. i. For sale Mt & eveland pi-
ces and freight. r. Z. HILLS a. son.
April ! 1S59-3t No. 4 Williams Block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-08
Gun and Rifle Making and Repairing,

'k'uE under=ignel ha wing taken the shop and part of
IL nxturcs of NJ Hpuyh. an Jhe nerth End of Sandus
street, in the towh uf I,tlIwaFe, known as STORMS Tanne
is now prepared to 10 a.. kinds Of
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-08

WI HEM. Assignee;s-E e4ice.
C~6AAMBERIA1E. -. Agricultural Advertisements.
L HYATr & o.s...Dry Goods advertisement.
Young Norman Horse.
C.SEERsfa< $40. Sheriff saEes.
NM- brown e.... -4 a.Stone4cuting.
CoRyEI1 & PUhPHREr. =. -. Meiicai Advertisement.
JAMES LAwREscE- -.-Administrator's Notice
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-08
SPRING FLOWING.

AifIerent aiEos, AsIoN asthe lowest, 81
pfeso W. foTfEkA eos
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-08
Repairing
U n s II

| CT.ocKs and Watches careluIly repaired. and varraat
" ed. JrWeiry repaired aId made 10 order. Old gold anc
silver taken AT tIrir value, atNo.3 Williams Block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-08
Chr Alarkets
Delaware Market.

weekly by R. E HI1ls L Sos, Wholesale
Retail Grocer. No. 4 Williams Blcck.
, 1859-12-23

II barns and stables are very tight and
warm, ventilate in mild weather, even in
winter.
In feeding animals on apples or roots,
begin with small quantity, and gradually
increase it. 1t would be better to have all
changes in food made gradually, when there
is material difference in the nature of the
food, as from hay to grass, and the reverse !;
from much fodder to much grain, and the
reverse.
, 1859-12-23
Hay-Caps.

This valuable improvement still fails to re.
ceive that attention which it deserves. We
have already written so much upon the
subject that we need offer little more now.
We will say, however, that we are more than
ever convinced Of the great advantages re.
sulting from their use. They may be cheap
ly made Of coarse cotton, 1l2 to 2 yards
square, roughly hemmed, and provided with
loops at each corner for stakes or stones
sowed in the corners, o. weights to keep
from blowing off, A quantity Of these al
ways ct hand 10 throw over cocks of incurred
or cured hay, when storm comes up, will
not unfreguently save more than their cost
on q single occasion, while they may be used
for many years-not only to cover hay, but
grain left In the field. We have usually ad-
vised farmers to make them at home, but
those who will not take the slight trouble for
this, can purchase them, as they are made on
large scale, and sold reasonably, and as
some Manufacturers prepare the cloth so as
to be waterproof and still open enough to
allow moisture to evaporate through them,
we think Il may be quite as economical to
purchase those ready manufactured, as to
make them at home-that Is, where they are
on sale at convenient point. But, howe.
yer procured, let US again urge all hay ma
kers, who have not done so, to make the ex-
pertinent Of using few hay caps this year.
They win not be abandoned after one trial.
CuRR FOR RrSGBoEE.-A cure know to
be sure, il having cured valuable horse for
me, after lameness Of two years, during which
time the horse was not harnessed l Ihavc used
her on the road and farm for nine years since
the cure. Take one ounce Of eamphor gum,
one ounce oil Of spike, one ounce harts6orn,
one ounce spirits turpentine. Shake we'll
together, and It is ct for use; put il on
above the ring. and rub It with the finger.
Use il twice a day.
CALLS on HoRsRs.-A correspondent Of
the New England Farmer gives the follow
ing recipe for safe and sure cure for sores
on horses
Take one quart Of soit water, one ounce
Of white vitrioI, and half an ounce Of COP
peras. Shake them well together, and It will
soon be iit f5r use. APpIyto fresh or old
ooIcas
, 1859-12-23
San Srantistu.
BROOKLYN HOTEL.
Corner OF Broadway and SansOme streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.

~ THE PROPRIETOR OF THIS WELL
known and old established house Ia still at his old
~ tricks-Ot feeding the public at the low price Of
Six Dollars per week. aud still they come TO partake Of
his good and well furnished table; and Mr. Kelly is
Of the pioneer hotel keepers Of this city, be pledges
himself that there will be nothing wanting Of his house
70 make the public comfortable.
The house centrally located In the vicinity Of the
Custom House. POst Office, aud also Of the up river and
ocean steamers and contains Q number Of single and
family rooms, well ventilated, suitable for ladies and
single gentlemen.
There Is also attached 10 tie house o READING
ROOM, and LIBRARY which contains large number
Of rejected standard works There also at the arrival
Of each steamer,
A WAGON,
which belongs TO the house, to convey passengers and
baggage. free Of charge The public are respectfully
requested 10 give the house Q trial.
Board, per week, 90; per day, 81; Meals, so cents
Lodging per night IS cents; Lodging per week. 81
" u. JOHN KELLY, Jr., Proprietor.
San Fnnsisco, Dec. 90, 1851. Iif
, 1859-12-23
Caution % ne PaBlls.
DR. GUYsoTrs IMPROVED
Extract Of HsIICb Dock apS SatsapafiII,

DIR GUYSOTTS IMPROVED
Extract Of HsIICb Dock ana SatsapafiIIa
IN QUARf BOTTLES
rs ACKNOWLEDGED TO III THE BHsF
i eaIsapaFlla made. e is certified By the wonderful
cures Il has performed Remember this L the only true
and genuine article. This medicine, when used accord
= WILL CURE WITHOUT FAIL
scFnfnla or Kings Evil Cancers, Tumnn, EFuptons Of
The skin, Egyllpelas, Chronic Sore Eyes, RingWoEm
or letter, eeald bead, Rheumatism, Pains IN
the Bones and Joiuts, Old Sores and
IlceH Swelling Of the Glands Dyspepsia Salt Rheum
Disease Of the kidneys, Los o. Appetite,
Disease arising from the use d
Mercury Pain n the side and 9houldem General Debility,
Janndice and CO1tvelo9.
The Best Female Medicine known.
The yellow Dock and earlapara 4 peculiarly adapted
for females q delicate health resulting from sguliFity
o mlalual discharges and other diseases peculiar 70
their aex We anul0 the amctod that bnlls or two Of
Dr. 0uysottb Extract o. Yellow Dock and saFapaFllla
win a. once regulate those dculiies and renew ths
natural energies. f
CAUfiON-Don not b imposed upon By unprnoipIea
DFuagia Take none but The genuine, which q put IN
In Quart Bottles. and sOd By 81 respectable dFnEgsA
PARK q WHITE Sole Agents,
l93 Washington street, San Francisco.
Aiso ImpoIten and general Agents foF al the genune
PATENT MBDICINE, and ell the naue IN quantities
10 suit q feduced TaieA lsH
, 1859-12-23
Horticulture.
% Mako Money with Poultry.

10 MAKE Money with FoulUy'
Iseo % many discussions about the pro-
h3 Of poultry IN your paper, tnat It induces
M 10 suggest the following, which, If faith.
fully put in practice, will give the desired
re.1lts-viE., large profits.
1he object is 10 have hens that will lay
m egg eday every Day OF the year. thus
u you begin with 500 hens, they must lay
800 OeggS or % dozen a-day. or S,l2S dozen
ayear, which at 20 cents per dozen, will be
el.e25 cash a-yeaE; the expenses on this will
Be about $500.
II . man has i've or six acres OF land, he
can begin with 900 hens and about 20 or
100 roosterA He viii have 10 inclose his
land with board fences hve or six feet high;
make the hm-houses along that fence. seven or
elghtRwlde eight ornine Il. highinfront with
ooors and windows every hfteen or twenty
het-one Or two roosting poles along the
whole length back, % as 70 give every bird
one Dot square ct leaat to roost-the nests
en- be put under the windows or back part
q he house J there wlll oe tnen sumc,ent
sface n the middle for storm and feeding
room % put them in stormy weather-the
houSe such wcather beingwell supplied with
clear water, and ashes, lime and sand, for
he hens 70 roll and dust themselves in.
1he interior OF the sig acres will have TO
b divided into several divisions, which can
Be done with lath fences, so as 10 keep the
poultry in e many distinct groups as posi-
BE. They viii naturally roost In the house,
The groups BY themselves also, although i
nav b partitioned OF for that purpose, and
nl,o ven supplied with clear water every
, 1859-12-23

OEG - @OOOSS
Corner Battery ana cay st.ssis, san Eransisso,
HAvE NOW LANDING AND IN STORE
Ii 200 bales 80 inch brown drills;
100 bales 80 inch brown sheeiing;
100 bolts No. o-000 Duck,
500 bolts No.3-l0 Duck;
0hales Raven Duck;
locaoos Menlmac prInisi ff f{gUG ~
10 cases Prague prints;
70 onaes Pacific prints;
10 casls Dunnellb prints;
10 cases and - hlsaeked shlIiinp;
70 cases -. 81 and lo-l blsachsd GhlEtlnp;
20 cass hlu1 drills; s-ol
20 cases blue denlma;
10 0hales hickcty stripes;
20 bales Z, ard a. tloking1,
lS 81. sessls, sl.s s,,I sse s.y a,.ns'i
casls Cohnrgs and MeFlnos;
6caso wool and hall wool plaldl;
CASES hlns and black alpaelS;
10 casol Plcinc-no9 glylo D. LAinel;
5 sclsss. en- wool, nsu dlylss " LAlnsi;
caaaa French uoTinn1;
100 Bay elnis pllld ahaWl1; .fs
1000 eaArsIs and plain yeol sh.vI; blAsk ana eol-
Ana Il siII silEimnutof cdr DEli Good
BLAuEnTB.
100 p.ln yhiie e'e1 sss n.s nacklnauj
1000 paln ch1ap Elsg Enel.h nlanksil;
100 plls ehsap llll E1EII.A nllnkss;
coo plinot. 70 LII 4 End ~ uhlls nsd Blankets.
CLOTHING AND BoAAlsHnso 0oOnS'
looo dossn usy. hlus and nu1.lsi aannsl shirts;
100 do.sa usy and uhils nsIilO UndsEshlfs end
DmHoIl;
1000 dnnul nehno and IN wool uoc1u; t.....
SO dozen aIiln1t and iean pln1l;
so da1sn dnrk und ooll1nlld1 pnnllf
to1 dom hirknIy and chcok a1IIn.
SO du11n ollloo and uhlla dll1 ahiIln;
800 dnl1l opoIllh nnd inmpen;
Black and nncy IN eI1gl11 n11kll1l, aIlk hau1kIl-
ehlsh. sl.gsndsI., snd 9 v.n.,y 4 o,h9 sEIola -
uumnluD = mnulIul. ruT nd ~ ~
SAn1Ol, BOND = Co.
SSh Ca. hAi1nEy and oAg - eah Fnlcsoa.
, 1859-12-23
]. KINGsBURY.
J. KlNGsBURY. A. DODGE
FRANKLIN HOUSE,
Corner OF broadway and sanSOme strssts,
SAN FRANCISCO.

BnArd per week, t6; Board and Lodging per week. o
70 $40; single meals, so cents; Board per day t Lodg
ings, so TO Is cents.
KINGSBURY & DODGE,
PrOpnetors.
NB-The Baggage Wagon runs from the boats free
~ charge l.tf
, 1859-12-23
San frmtistu.

With extras for all the different patterns from
1852 to 1859. [Agent for the manufacturers for
the Pacific coast