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The Nevada journal., 1859-07-22

q The standing candidates for Of
fee in the Lecompton party with one ex-
ceptiom. in this county, are out OF the
ring. The conventions, by spasmodic
effort threw them off 4 Lecompton
ticket without II, NJ Mopre's name on
it will be novelty. while the loss of the
people in not having Geo. A. Young in
the Legislature to fix up road bills, and
other little matters, is prodigious.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-22

LIME PoiNT.-Barton Ricketson has
commenced suit for foreclosure ola NOR
tgage on Lime Point. The mortgage is
for $4,000 and if the mortgage gains
the suit he will sell the Pint to the
Government for that sum. Throckmor-
ton answers in the suit that he never
owned the property but was merely an
merely to receive profits &c.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-22

Il drink little, gamble little. and
chew tobacco little. Great applause.
Isl eech of a Shasta Lecompton candi-
da;e for the Leg;sature.l
OF course that's the fashion. The
only enthusiastic applause created at the
Denver meeting in this place was When
Clayton hoasted Of his drinking, gam
bling and visiting bawdy houses.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-22

Iy Hon. Jere Clemens, formerly U.
5 Senator from Alabama, ard Hon.
Solon Bor.and, formerly U. S. Senator
from Arkansas, are editing two papers
in conjunction at Memphis, Tennessee,
They take strong grounds against the
Administration and in favor OF the Oppo-
sition party of that State. The Ea gle
and Enquirer. and the Examiner, are
among the very ablest papers in the
South.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-22

The Chess NonthIy gives table
show ng Mr.. Morphy's scores in Europe ::
Out If l49 even games he won III. lost
II AID Is were drawn. OF SO blindfnld
games he won 20. lost and 12 were
drawn. Giving the pawn and move he
won is games. lost and S were drawn.
Giving the pawn and , moves he won
IA games. lost and I was drawn.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-22

LAGER BEER.-Hunt's Merchants
Magazine enumerates no less than thirty
eight substances employed to give po'
tcucy, flavor, consstence e. and other de-
sirab'e qualities to lager beer. Among
them are chalk. marble dust, opium, tc.
bacco, henbane, vitriol, copperas, alum,
strychnine, aud other deadly drugs.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-22
Republican State Ticket.

For Governor,
Leland Stanford. Sacramento
Lieutenant Governor,
James F. Kennedy, Santa Clara.
Judge of the Supreme Court,
Oscar L.Shafter. San Francisco.
Clerk ofthe Supreme Court
8. D. Parker. TehAmA,
Treasurer,
Phillip p. Csine, Butte.
Controller.
J. R. Clark, EiDorado,
Superintendent of Public Instruction
S.W. Brown, sonoma
Surveyor General
P. M. Randall, Amador.
Attorney General,
Harlow 8. Love. San Francisco,
For Congress.
P. Il. Sibley, Placer.
E. D. Baker, San Francisco,
State Printer,
f. B Murdoch, SAINT, Clar..
County Nominations.
Senator,
James Collins, bridgeport.
enblynen
E n. Gaylord, Little York,
D. Crittendea, Nevada,
Al Eidsr Bloomfield.
A. B. Dobson, Rough & Ready.
Frank Crawford, French coIraH
Sheriff,
VIM. Butterfiold. Nevada.
Clerk,
I, Sykes Grass Valley
Treasurer
Alexander Frazer, BriSgep.rt.
Assessor,
J. Whitman, Rough & Ready.
District Attorney,
A A Sargent, Ncvad.,
County 'urveyor,
P Archibald, Bridgeport
For Superintendent Public Schools,
Rev d Kellogg, Ora" Valley.
Public Administrstor.
Jos II Moon. San Juan
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-22

E. G. BRowN, the Irish barrister, -
and last year an active supporter Of the
administration, made stump speech j"
Sacramento on Monday night, in which
he bitterly denounced the position ofthe
administration in regard to naturalized
citizens.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-22

"STOP THIEF."- accuses Brod-
erick of being defaulter to his party.
What uuhlushing efrontery Gwin
while U. S Marshal in Mississippi was
a defaulter to his country.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-22

HAn unfortunate devil was 1cquit.
ted in the court of Sessions on Monday of
charge of burglary. After the verdict
he looked around enquiringly. remarkipg
Il suppose l can GO" He got a few
steps toward the door. when a deputy
Sheriff Of Placer county gently detain--
ed him on q warrant from the latter
county for an assault with deadly wea-
pom.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-22

To THE LADIES. A number Of seats
will be arranged for ladies within the
garden of udge Caswell, on Main street
that they may witness the pyrotechuic
display OIL Saturday evening. The
entrance to the seats will be from Main
street.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-22

A RoyAL PREsENT.-The Emperor
Of Russia has presented a diamond
brooch, valued a, five thousand dollars.
to the wife of Captain Hudson. in ac-
knowledgement for the courtesies exten-
ded by him to some Russian officers en-
gagged in laying the Atlantic telegraph
cable.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-22

QuAKERs.-Robert and Sarah Lind
sey. two celebrated English Ministers
of the Society of Friends. arrivedin San
Francisco, on the Golden Age. There
IS prospect of Quaker meetings being
addedto the novelties of California, 10y
this arrival.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-22

~ The Standard man calls tho au.
dience Of about two thousand persons at
Nevada who listened to MIR. Br derick's
speech on Saturday night. an ignorant
set. Thank you Cor the compl ment.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-22

HThe sun shone brilliantly into the
room where Humboldt died, and it is re-
ported that his last words, to his neice.
were: VIE herrlich dicse Strahien sic
scheinen die Erde Sam Himnael "a ruten !!
How grand these rays; they seem to
beckon earth to Heaven
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-22

OREGON ELECTIoN- Whether Stout
or Logan is elected to Congress is still in
doubt. Both claim it. 1t is probable
that Logan, the Republican candidate,
Will be counted out. The recent elec-
tion in Oregon has demonstrated that
the Administration is losing ground
there.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-22

J. f. Hamlin has our thanks for the
earliest papers by the Golden Age. We
are also indebted to G. w. Welch for
like favors.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-22

The Sacramento Bee says Booker, the
Anti Lecompton candidate is hardly
running in Sacramento. If we undcr-
standi it, it implies tina. Baker and Nc
kibben will get the votes. 1t wants
Booker to withdraw to prevent his being
dropped.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-22

'Rattle Snake Dick a desperate was
killed by the Sheriff's party near Aubur"
on Monday of last week. The fight
resulted in the death of Deputy Sheriff
Martin also.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-22

THE MolNT VERNON FrND-Au ad-
diiional sum of $4,000 has been pad
over to Mr. Washington by the treasur-
er of the Mount Vernon Association du.
ring this month, leaving but little over
10000 of Indebtedness.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-22

Talent IF Nerada.-We took occasion
tlla. Nevada furnished oratorical tale.t
fnrihe 4th in various parts of the country
We have another evidence of the mex
haustible worth "f our cii;zeus in the re :,
cent Lecompton nominations. Out of
sixteen candidates 10 less than nine
were selected from our town.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-22

"Uncle Toms Cabin" true to the
original novel, is being played to large
audiences in Sacramento. We remem-
Der the time when to have read the book
especially to say word in its favor, was
deemed .'unsoundness."
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-22

"THE RIvALs."-The three parties
have now made their nominations, in
this county, and are fully in the field
Having no particular sympathy with
either we may be good judges of their
respective merits. Since the Lecomp-
ton nominations we sec no reason to
change Oar opinion, previously express
ed, that the Republican is incomparably
the best in many particulars.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-22

GRAND JuRy--The late Grand Jury
in their report paid high compliment
to the way in which the county hospital
is conducted under DIR. R. NJ. Hunt, but
came down heavily upon the sanitory
condition of the county Jail. The latter
institution needs better drain before
it can be kept in a healthy state.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-22

% -Four dog fights, two sef>to's and
one case of decided drunk enlivened our
streets on Wednesday. We expected
better manners after the adjournment of
the Lecompton convention.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-22

~ Lou Sewers. late Of this county,
and clerk in the State Treasurer's Of
flee left on the last steamer for the At
iantic states. A speedy return to him.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-22

Fanny Dean Halsey. committed sui
eide in Brooklyn having been caught by
her husband in an intrigue with a gen.
tleman named Wells.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-22

TIE LEcoMPToN County, Ticker
Our Lecompton friends made up a
county ticket on Saturday. We intend
to tell the people all about it as well as
pace will permit
j. B. Van Hagen is the nominee for
Sheriff Wants popular in some portions
of the county. but cannot command the
vote that the present Sheriff would
were he on the course. Van is the un-
der Sheriff Of the county and makes
good outdoor officer. The convention
probably did as well as it could in nom-
mating Van Hagen.
John S. Lambert. the present acting
Clerk and Auditor of the county receiv-
cd the nomination for Clerk. He is
good citizen. The nomination was "one
fit to be made"
For Treasurer, G. W. Chinn of Eure-
ka, was the favored one. His friends
claim for him every requisite for the
Office. We have no personal knowl-
edge of Mr. Chinn, but on the strength of
fair authority will call the nomination
good one.
E. W. Maslin is the nominee for Dis
trict Attorney. lie is quite young
man, of will and energy, of g"od habits,
and Of ability equal to his years. The
convention could scaacely have done
better.
Mr.. Caldwell, the nominee for Asses
sor we know nothing Of except through
friends.
j. L. Gamble. the nominee for Sur
veyor We do know something of person
ally.
The candidate for Public Administra.
tor, like his predecessors. has chance
tor a clean record, if elected, especially
as "dead men tell no tales"
Tom Henry, the nominee for Coroner
is bright looking young man, of sans
guine temperament but bilious habits.
His competitor on the Anti-Lecompton
ticket, if elected, would make more out
OF the office than Tom. particularly if
he could get to the bodies first.
The candidate for the State Senate, is
WIN. F. Anderson Esq. our present gen-
,lemanly District attorney. Mr.. An
derson for renegade Wing is as fair a
man as his party could have selected for
the place. He will attend to the '.func-
tions" of the office creditably. Howev-
er considering all things. we think the
nomination should have been given II
NJ. Moore.
For Assembly. Judge Smith of Grass
Valley. we can endorse asa man fitted
by education and temper for legisla-
tor. He served prominently in the
General Assembly of Massachusetts,
some years since. and has thus expert
ence to render himself useful at once to
his constituents.
Riley Aimstrong.of Rough & Ready,
was member of the last Legislature.
He has radical defect. Nature and
education have done more for his heels
than his head.
S. F. Curtis, Of Bridgeport, and Hem
ry Hays. of Eureka. are recommended
highly by some who knowthem.
Phil Moore Of this city Is too well
known to require an introduction. His
nomination was inevitable. A bone had
to be thrown to the Weller men and
Phil Moore was selected for the purpose.
His nomination gives universal satisfac
tion. 1t is no more than right, say our
citizens, that the State should support
him three or four months in year.
z y
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-22
BuRGLARY.-Wbile the family of NJ,

BURGLARY.-While the family Of Mrs.
Blnme were absent from their rooms in
the Temperance building, on Friday
evening last the doors were opened by
burglars and some $50 worth of clothing.
a gold chain, Sc. carried of. SPRING
guns, and bottles Of nitric acid are splen-
did protectives if properly arranged.
We cannot too strongly urge their use
these theiving times. tFfx
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-22
New Arrangement.
ALPHA Il OMEGA STAGE LINE

p-NS5[2 On and after July 2lst, 1889, the above
fE&Ea& Line ill follows:
eayng the National Exchange at o'clock p. II.
pa ssing by Mountain Wcl Cold Spring, White Cloud,
PM
Returning will leave Omega Hotel at A. NJ. arriving
at Ne, ada at IL A NJ connecting with the California
Stage Cos coaches Auburn, Sacramento and Marys-
VILE.
This Is the nearest and best route to Washington
Scotchmans and Poorman's Creek, Eureka, Washos
Valley and Truckee Meadows,
A s. OLIN, Proprietor
". S. MCRoBERrs, Agent National Exchange
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-22

MARysvILLE FAIR.-We acknowledge
the receipt ofa complimentary ticket to
ths Agricultural, Horticultural, and Me-
chanics' Fair, Of the Northern District
of California, to be held at Marysville
commencing on the goth of August.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-22

1Charles T. Bolts purchased the
interest of j. r. Hardenburgh in the
Sac. STANDARD.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-22

IAn nma:ried lady named Good
year hung herself at Sacramento on
Saturday last. in fit Of partial insanity
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-22

F. p. TRACY has resigned the post Of
city and county attorney of San Fran
cisco.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-22
MARRIED.

In this city, July 18th, by Rev. D. A. Dryden
WV. c. DoSSELL to MRs. MARY MILTON.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-22

GIFT ENTERTAINMENTS 50 900
in jewelry will be distributed on Saturday
hy C: w. Young, on which occasion will
be given an exhibition of pyrotectnics.
The sight will be o novel one in the
place and will doubtless call cut a
crowd.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-22
THE EMPIRE MARKET.
On Pine st. below U. S. Bakery

NEW AID A.
Come one, Come all-tbat is if you have the.
CASH to pay for the best BEEP and Meats in the
mountains Meats wholesale, meats by the.qusrser
side or carcass Cheap as the cheapest, and tho
best Live Stock for sale at all times
n B-Not to be diferen, from others we invite
old friends and patrons to stay away unless they
have the CASH.
CHAS. KENT.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-22

MATILDA HERON is expected to arrive
in this State in October.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-22

q The trial of W.. B. Oague for
murder is fixed for August Sd, in the
District Court.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-22

FREEMAN l. Co have our thanks for
the usual attentions,
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-22
FURNITURE.

FURNITURE.
Corner IF Commercial and Pine-Od
Stand IF Abbott j. EdparSs.
TUST received from San Francisco large and select
u assortment of
FURNITURE
Elegant aud fashionable consisting Of Bure aus Stands
Tables. Desks Chairs. Bedsteads, Bedding, Mirrors.
ia short every thing in the line
tersons purchasing at the establishment will avoid
injuries that almost always attend the transportation
of articles put up in the cities below.
Any kind Of furniture manufactured order lin the
shop attached to the waTeioom.
J G CLARK &Co
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-22

"Cl1yton took the wind completely
ont If B oderick' 5 sails. .'-Crass Failey
National
Clayton's speech was al wind-we
don't know where he got il from.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-22
Pioneer Stage Line,
FROM NEVADA TO RED DOG
AND DITCH FIAT

caves the National Exchange, Nevada, every
A/day at o'clock P. N. arriving at Dutch Flat A
or N, passing through Camden, Red Dog and lit
,le fork; connecting with Princes Saddle Train to
Iowa Hill, Forest Hill and Yankee Jims
Returning the Saddle Train kavex the Blps C,t
hotel, Dutch Flat every morning at 81 CONNECTING
with Hastings Stage Line, arriving at Neyad. st
i04 A. NJ. ~ :"
UNCONSTITUTIONAL Exchange. Nevada. W sMo
hooerts' Agent Blue Cut Hotel, Dutch Flat.
B. HASTINGS, Proprietor
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-22
Notice.

All persons are hereby forbid negotiating for os
purchasing note executed by me on the 24th day
of April 1889, and payable to Henry TAYLOR or or
der for one hundred and ffty-four dollars as the
same has been fully satisfied and paid.
Orleans Flat, July l4th, 1859.
S. C. WHIPPLE.
iuiy 227v
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-22
DIED..

July goth, of cancer in the face, John Grist aged
IS years.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-22

DENvER's SPEECH.-Thc contortion-
ary effort of Gen. Denver, Witnessed
here on Friday night has been rendered
into words and published in the Sacra-
mento Standard. Like the Gwin Grass
Valley ligmarole it was probably furn-
ished by its author, whose overweening
egotism certainly exceeds the endurance
of his auditors. 1t was the most killing
discourse the Nevadans ever yet suffer
ed. Though greatly improved in print
it will yet boldly challenge a riva! for
prosiness and stupidity. The Standard
is certainly an enterprising sheet to stop
at no expense in securing the services
of a United States Senator and Cover
nor of Kansas to report their own speech
es for its columns. Such enterprise will
raise the receipts of that office. we
should mt wonder, from thirty shillings
to one pound ten"
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-22

The Scientific American-The pub
fishers fthis widely circulated and pop
ular illustrated weekly journal of me.
chanics and science, announce that it
will be enlarged on the first Of July, and
otherwise greatly improved, containing
sixteen pages instead Of eight, the pres
sent size, which will make it the largest
and cheapest scientific journal in the
world. ltis the only journal Of its class
that has ever succeeded in this country
and maintains characte for authority
in all matters of mechanics. science and
the arts. which is not excelled by any
otherjournal published in this country
or in Europe. Although the publishers
will ircur an increased expense of $4,000
a year BY this enlargement, they have
determined not to raise the price of SUBJ
scription, relying upon their friends to
indemnify them IN this increased expen-
diture, by corresponding increase of
subscribers. Terms So year. or 10
copies for SIS. Specimen copies of the
paper with pamphlet of information to
inventors, furnished gratis, by mail, on
application to the publishers, Mum &
Co. No. 81 Park Row, New York.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-22

The tickets are nearly all sold.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-22

Paints. Oils, and Stuff to DIE with
for sale by
Eff. .srEEcH Druggist Main -.
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L. B. HOPKIN 8,
4 AIICTIONEER

MILL attend 10 Eales In this city any 0theF part Of
w the County, prompy, and on the most reasonable
teTuaN. ~
e~RaFslonlaP attention pad to the Sale Of HORSES,
CATTLE, aaa ether stock
0FAsVsls 81 the Book Store Of NuGent Pettt the
Livery saAas - Davis Monroe, viii be promptly attend
FiSesrvlss, March Sssh 1850.
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HAVANA CIGARS.

CtHOICEsT brands o. Genuine Havana Cigars, Just re
~ csve% n large Quantities. and for sale at small ad
vance on lmPOtGst's prices, d. -
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= taste iOr isghtih i sll! Z :. = -:
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- 80 xD q g. !.
at was ed hns, & -
yearz.n = -.
"TAa. cf EdwOpseal'9 ysGHs6 siizsasd
I" How did he DIE ?" :, . !. ..;.:..'s'.e 4
"POOr-pOOT As pCIaitittii E-:75Ais 81 3
long struggle with the world -
vantage. FaFtnns Knocked him sN Istst
NTH With gsld'" EEc@l's. non. = w.
=" 4st he was patisut aatiI' sziI1S
m::Tsa %Ps'isos Sns :. :: Z. ss.H; -.
~.sTs WAS xSrthy Va s'Sss 3ss q ~
succeeded STR e.sg..
He did net sueoss4y opcs..s
who had spoken ss'bis sRErgys o.
"NO, sir, he died poor, = i lans ~ aSsgs
Nothing that he pat hih hihl n - |:s :ss's =
ed. "A strange fatality ssSusa y -. =.
II was with bin io ohis last EnU:SSs q IT. s''S
the other, "and thought be dIsa.b .bIsAlAa , =
"No, he left nothing behind" y1s ~, ,Fe m
ply. "The heirs WIN haSs - sbksa tSnk
the 1.ddmnstratiOg Of hi! eA.ese:a I'D tlx.s,a
8, He q, Isie goOd name lone eA ..a
"And legacy Of noble dssd. doas u t.,..., =,
name Of humanity" sid Anotllt -, 80"
I" And preciOas 9 1 skfsaa ses z..E
Lessons Of rntisucg n n, SlVt s.l -.
in adversely, Of keavonly cosIIId " VI 'l 81 sf'
sunbcams Ssll upon bis bswibdsrsd p1iik @ws1h
the testimony Of another. - - rsai sHu,,T.opI
-. And hiSh tEuths5 manly esusssS hsss,d.e,
"Thsa Ae dlsd. ssehis - alala ipG,
declaration. RielIG ihAnl lhon 1'iI,ls.sm
went 70 his .lanaa ahnma an ~ - q tn.,ia
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1. W. sAHDERsON, DN NEwEiA'
sANDERSON l. NEWELL,
Aiiar,,rS- at Law.
NTFtcG- eeutiasI DaudInE (up s,Ars). Main Street
~ f1aeesVfA- tanEzs!Sl
THOMAS ROBERTSON,
AtS0rnry at Law.
coLoMA. n Dorado County. csltorl Ia ISL
w. III. BRCMFIELD,
ASGOr"rY a1 Law.
q ""F''y' Block tup''"''' Nal" s''eT;' "a y
THOMAS ~. BHEVV ES,
Attorney Rt law.
NFVIcE-M the corner Of Main and coOma sta (uP'
~ "air.L Tae.rvIne.
II. VI. ANDERSON,
Attorney ~ Law amd-NOtaTy PUb!Ir.
OVvTcEUnloo Building t"p.'air'> Mai" STREET. ia
GEO. q. BLANCHARD,
AStOvwy Ht Law,
tv.sl EL ID Q r A D O. t''l
4. A. VAN GUELDER,
Attorney aa law.
HNOLONA, u Dorado County. caIfOrnlA-
r. u. CARSON,
Notary Public and COnVcyaWCcr,
$50 ONe--wHh Hauaer.o" Z Nrw"u. tfI
'----.'-'-'---.-- G'haS. F.~NTVvSn, n,--'---------
NOTARY PUB LIC,
10 and Ncr " O.rado County Ofhc- al D"""nh srnE'
Jolrx cooKE Is. nTrS
DRS. COOKE Il TITUS.
Physicians and Surgeons.
/NVVIcE Msa Rrrs1 GNa'vs lI't ' mi Round
rsat" opT.oste 10. Wa ts'' corner building OH Tie
G1NES.
4, ..rNn q. RANK, \.
DE0S. CLARK T. HARVEY,
MAY nv FOUND ui the C.alLty Hospital, In Cr-T Ta
VI errViIlr, or their Once Ia the CITY Biock Vain
e,rrrt. tIl>l
bob. RANK1NN,
PhysSrIaM aSSSl SaERrO".
~ ehs~rr" I2El
4. w. WELTON,
CauM0Y SWrveVOr.
r. prepared to execute surveys Of DItehc'' Roads M
OVTICE-UuIoW nulLIinG. raeervlle. tA@l
r. II. HARMON,
Notary Public
OrrIs Msrtgagra &C., correctly wveu and seknow'edg
OM,r-Vr~WG roon,, Moun,aIn Democrat buId"E
March ~. lSe zdh
w N. d. DAVIS,
JuHIre ~ Ghe Peace.
0RVTcE-Novth sle Of Main strret, heIoW stony Point
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Patience h thsssufcSk 'antld6ts Nekinhe g
umny; for assOredly Tine, sssds ~
discover the truth. -
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THE OARY HOUSE,

Three-sssSy PFsPrSof llOte Main Street, PiacsrSie,
=, n. VANDERBILT,.. PROPRIETOR.
TN ali the improvements and convenience which mod
l eru housekeeping hAs rendered. essential, The Cary
Iouse stands pre.emncn Il lighted with gas. and fur
nsed IN every department In the most approved style
IL esunlnyS the talent In department and e A.
nile a1ays SRpvd With the choicest Of everything to 6e
had In eke market.
r. Tire Cary House the depot for every stare line
10 aud ffsm the c,y and h kept open all niRs-IOs"
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VIA SRMmluh Fiat NM& KOlaeys
FVPHts HzrFess 10 intended 40 LETTER AND PACKAGE
h, i kxPRk2H. PeFsOna Wishing to send Treasare
ths reae. do with the expreas that
u W hs ssEisa At the V Of the ~ the POprs
tor w ast b rponbs for any loss Of Treasure hy Ac-
edent
rIEPAID ENVELOPE can be obtained =. the OnaOss
AGENTS.
FiacervIlle. .TheO Tracy a. Wells Fargo Co.'S.
Ap nlsh FtAts. ...AdOlrh lorshack.
Kelsey. .Thoh. McNanus.
The undersigned will attend 70 the business 1t the once
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