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The Placer herald., 1860-01-14
MILITIA.

In the the the Aduant Genera. a,,g Thc during
forming the valuable service unable give you the
organized two thousand seven hundred muket
md os % i eeosrss
ton of volunteer companies We are separated o
any formidable European power descent
might s" silly DO % M %
but without be usr are
saesS
city has had % s aay HSe
In the policy which h had o Ssecm
voved difficulties with the Indians have been unable to furnish
By of s the A 5 @ ]
regard the organization of such companies in our literary
use a.% aside FROM the physical resulting
In consideration of our position of the United States
1856 passed bill giving to California eight thousand M stand OF a% m
This however called the House Of Representa-
sS ept and 1as
resolution calling the attention of Senators and TO IT,
upon subject suffice Lodges
where founded opinion
utterly ann @ form or me- % h
requires higher degree of intelligence to administer this successfully
report Superintendent of Public Instruction received
too late hour to admit close at IT'S
subject the 1885, the total number children
se the hundsd @ %
which
hundred and orht boys and
hundred and girls The total number OF
children the first of January 1859 twenty
hundred and fht and first January OF the
three hundred
children eighteen therefore,
eighty eight 1885, and in 1885,
thousand showing increase of twelve
thousand eight hundred and eighy-cght ,ozo
number who born in California in 1885,
tirtytree hundred and 1861 forone
and fifty showing the number born during
year o be thousand nine hundred and four
children school, public
1858 hundred and forou and in 1882
during that period from four hundred and eleven
% four hundred and sixty three
The apporoned
thousand hundred
dollars cents and during the year 1907 seventy
hundred dollars and fytwo cents
The whole expended school the 1853
three thousand hundred and fourteen
the 1889 hundred
twenyven and three dollars and evcnyfve
showing in Of eghyseven thousand
These we'll
dion give satisfactory that California
will be N advance of many of her sister States
It is your the fact that during
the past land has been sold this State by the
Federal Government California entitled to five
cent of the net proceeds The policy giving this
their limits should not be taxed This five
Ohio louisiana Mississippi Indiana, Illinois, Aaba
Missouri Arkansas Iowa. Michigan Wisconsin and Mime
although the phaseoogy used the admitting us into the
Union might the question somewhat Indefinite still cannot DC
Congress intended deal less literally with than with
million dollars the attention OF Senators and
Representatives should be directed to this subject
The Placer herald., 1860-01-14


The Directors the will detailed of the
affairs of this institution weeks after office Jon
Committee appointed by the Legislature visit the prison. and TO
report it's condition That report made time and e
hbed of affairs which would disgrace civilized country
special message was addressed to the Legislature 9th February T
inviting their immediate attention subject On the 26th OF Fe
uary following act passed directing the Governor to proceed
to take this institution had doubt about the
tuiony of the although the Supreme Court eventually deca
otherwise After consultation with the subsee ascertanng
force would proceeded San Quentin and the hs
March took of the and grounds appointed c anu
prescribed rules for its government.
On the 2e of April ensuing the Legislature associated the a
Governor the Secretary State with Governor the direction
of the prison The Lieut. Governor Chief Warden remained & @
prison until the first of January 1852 giving his whole time ana a
,on to of the abuses which for series haa and
practical business qualifications the institution was placed upon & as he
table footing the crowded condition of the Prison would allow
properly fed clothed by his rigid economy
department. thousands dollars to h 0a
For these valuable services he ought be paid and is
justice will prompt you make the
The Directors their last showed that during inc
the State had the value labor exceeded the
dtues twenty thousand dollars In the while the
McCauey instituted suit possession Of the p sent
the 18th May the State officers ousted Anticipating @
special predecessors under date Of ~
1858, in which said t, egt ", s1s.sle o,a
Il have made effort the passage g" u
law which would settle the State Prison difficulties but tho tho
about adjourn without dispong this question: and unus
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ArrIIs.- Green--nnne offering.
receipts The past week have been large, ana
notice decline in lower rates-l quote lolll cts
Observation-Disclosures ut leg Si..J y busheL
IIEk-wAX.--3Iit3l cents,
BrrTgn-Frcsh Tor table scarce in demand at 2o3o cts
in Firkus. plenty, and dull at l2sy II cents
CoEv-Wlh an increased denand-I qgote Yellow s3lEsI
Is: White 90
Cons MEA1.--Pcniy and dull "A ss6l90 cents.
CeafNT.-James River Sl60lu81.s0. -
DgIRD FHrtr-Applesp Pealed Peaches, s5.
rnpealcd do. t2.ih h bush.
FlorR.-Tlc receipts continue iigt-wh good dcmand-
quote sapernne s6oOGDs625 Extra $6S'Us00; Famii!
SB-I6n 4TH
FLAxsEEp-$i 2nfs % certs
FEArmEE>.-tifIi5 CENTS.
FEsTnnKgs.-supply umpl No. ! Peruvian Gnnno 5000
y Ms Korsc's Manipulated Gnano f52d0: SOM
brero tiuano s350D Mexican Guno S2l American Guano
{01p Rhodes sup Phosp Lime 5000; uins Phospho
Peruvian Guano $j2e Euin's Bone Ash Guano &5k!n En
nns Tobacco Manure s475 Ruiiin Ground Bone Ash {31
Fowlc Co.'S soluble Phosphatci Peruvian Guano, 5000
i,rpund Plaster In bulk 5000; in bags barrels S00
GRASS SEGn-CoScr $3.50; iimoti! 81; Orchard sl5o ;
Evergreen 5000
GiSaESG.--GJQi 60 cents.
IIaY.Iiacd ~ .206b i 80: p wagon load $t00G1sli0
lgoN.-Mourain 4go61S93 Il ton.
LAgD.-Supp, good al HOLE cents.
LIME onasown 81 boa 81 60 Mountain s06S90 certs
OsIovs-Whiie so41s7k cts He'd 5000 cts u blislel
oArsshraf Siof6si59 u 100 lbs; White 70 cts Black 90
II bush. at ~ iDs
rEAs-No Biackcyc l onerlns Cow Peasl
PoIAtulS.-I5Gf ~ tcrIs-necorlng to quality
Ton tCcoHcecit, increasing with prices well sustained
for Bright Wurhn. parcels; lark nondesrrip moi firm
earlier tr tls il- oil however moi quoable
Iug- Si1Hfs f60 Leaf Tobacco 81 01Gr aTo bright
Workers and Filters 490nlgSl3 fancy Bright Wrappers
4l~.ohCb4Id.
WnF.i.-The receipts continue sa-sales at 1850 $40
choice Red; choice White; grades
:i.oaGL l.2o.
Woo,. Nome offering.
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Mrssas EDiToRs IL am glad TO see you noticing
the exorbitant charges on the Orange and Alex.
nidria Railroad. and would be glad If you would
Law befure your readers the difference OF two
routes.
By q. & A. II. r.. my Vile aud Sell 5000
!" " =" :" Servant mo dednctlonl loo'
We left Baltimore in the large and commodions
steamer Belyidere, Capt. Keene had beautiful
run down the Bay aud up the James River to City
Point at which place persons take the cars ior
Lynchburg, which cost us ~ follows
My WIFE two sisters aud self including meals
on steamer. Through to Lynehburg,) $500
5000
II We had come by the o A. X. r., it would
have cost
Fur white persons slo.O
One colorei person lo'uo
Meals 10
TotaI $500
BY Bay route and South Side Rail Road we
saved SIG.25
a. ScBsRclBER.
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SstE or Mr. BuRToNs PAISTisG.--A collection
Of one hundred and ifty-ix oil paintings. some -
which belonged to the gallery Of the late VIM. T.
Burton. has been sold druing the last two day.,
in New York, for the aggregate sum Of about So
600 A life-siae painting of Queen victoria on
Horseback. the figure by Landseer, the landscape
hy Count DOrsay. (,ail To have originally cost
- 800. was sold for $3.50. 1.-The Destruction .
La Vengeur," by Schaffels, brought s450.
A FAMOUS DivrpIxG LrsE.-The little "Rnbicon,
immoralred in history by its connection with Caesar
fortunes now separates his donations OF The Pop"
from those of the King OF Sardinia. Which Of these
two poteniates will first "cross the suoiconT
Os Dury-Commandcr II. l.. Page has entered nr-
on duty at the Gosport (Va navy-ynrd, as chief OF
ordnance department, vice Commander J. l.. iender-
son, detached.
Mr. Douglas is confined TO his house by severe al
tack in the throat, to which he has been occasionally
subject for the last year or two.
The annual convention of the General Assembly of
tue United Presbyteria Church OF North America
met in Philadelphia on the 23d.
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T.. H..

q az WE clip The follow iug from Providence Ten.
49, RAJ .ht,rttstr, sept. Il, l>51--
" ils of the when cpera
diseuef}, and Other kindred complaints sure To prevail
'Nhghl si"nd b' LIBERAL! supplied with Perry Dayiss We.
cdil" Fam Killer Pctsuus lr3N home, he
da "<rurslon or Trip To Europc, should he condition m
iIAf' their hands On at moment
INGREDIENT to the summer months which viii prove fatal if NOT
tunrth,ley checked he PROMPTLY cured by one or Two
I>s Il the Fam hllrr. On than
been relieved OF intense suffering by the timely use Of the
above named preparations. "
sold by all druggists groccrs and medicine tcalc. hroup
out the United States and Cgnadls. may III,
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ELECTORS.

ash purEcs.--L H. CHANDLER, Of Norfolk City.
sxp TRAVIS II. EPPs, 81 Holloway.
snp THOMAS BRUCE, Of Haax.
Arr John 4, THORNTON. Of Prince Edwar'
-frr JAMES y. JOHNSON, Of Bedford.
evn " @ SCOTT, Of Powhaian-
I'm IENuEL J. BOwDEN, oi William burg.
srs Joseph CHRISTIAN, u Mddlcsex.
eru n H. eHACKELF0RD, 81 fanquier.
tera ANDREW 4. KENNEDY, OF Jefferson
1irs A II. ii. STUART, Of Augusta
Isru W r. STAPLES, Of Montgomery,
ism WALTER PRESTON, ~ Washington
14rH =" J. j. JACKSON, Jr, II Wood.
lsra A. Il CALDWELL of|Dhio.
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Compound Fluid Extract of Buchu.


Selple's Baking Powders.
iEN gtocr >cnpe's inEdiaG Baking Powders in s,orc
~ ana Tor sidr u! JOHN II. sEAY. Druggist,
may - Lynclbur,. Va.
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Ton HrrR.-This noted pugilist was one of the re-
Publican delegates TO Chicago. Ie.s an active Lin
coin man. aud was the leader OF n grand procession
Mt Chicago, on the night following the nomination.
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Pure Coal G

Pure Coal Oil.
900 GALLONS ,tuv tzsineI loiI,iI Warranted T., H.,
wv pure and If be-; qnaliy. For sale hv
- JOHN Ii. SEAY, Druggist
knai,U
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Words of Caution

N 1--we were 10 tell Feeders that the wells and
Ina had anloc Effects not one of them
That would not gladly avail themselves al discovery win
The hope of a,ens dcah. Ii Them that We
had discovered mii Of treasure enough them US and
ia we were prepared 10 siare III them, ~, one would
our aud to fortune Bat as health i valuable riches
how much gratci should the he H. learn that gr,nt
anac has been compounded Il" purely vegetable matter and
'a It's curative ""er- are itle les certain tan light
d"e''s Need We Si.e "n distances 50 cali on The pro-
c"rh lt IRON all sections "t the SOUTH persons who have
hrea clrel Of Dsa by rs oheains properties. Among
' eStolling h- BrTnEs 10 TIE skies. blessing Pro
e,r Tor its eurai." powers i;ut il, virtues confined
Torpid Lters brcomc quickcntd and na by il nIa
rnte sour sionaehs are made healthy 10y its nculrang r
e.ls indigestion disappears when iutrs liz organ. Of ir
pmrfnH cannot rel, lis ionic powers And Cholera
arm'' as thousands Of persons have certified, ia
~. aud S3 hen thai seourge de asan The couir.
BAkEH'S BlrltI- will moi remedy the Ills OF hImani,
h such diseases caused by the ar. bowel.
s !i%' 10 Us seRf lhthis 'ltets aud are speedily driven
cone their own judges OF its virtues.
FOR sale by all ie Druggists IN Iyuclburg and by A.! Tie
principal Druggis, in The cl Of Richmond clseH here N
n;ina; !, AIS" Of Me.a+: th sten Co., Washington e,
insloa. Ny. and Barnes * Parh, y. y.
" o., 6, aIsa by addressing l. BAkEg rropric,p-
u" = -uaels Richmond, Va.
DR.. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
M 50 THE uneqn'dcJ success that has attended the al
u+S Pcation Of This Mciicine in Topgta ohfs AsfIat
B,oHc'foi Agtctto". diseases ri The Throat mi Lrpqs m
cf'h Consumption, has induced many phy,cqns o high
standing to employ 1t in their practice many of whom ade
Us OF The fact under their signature:
w tsiar's EsassaH, OF W lid Cherry Re
commented by sShysicianS.
"a - - ArbIES. sept, q, 1Sjs
: W. to~LE t"-SrS: most cn..,rfu, add my test.
mon! ia FAVOR OF The Balsan We Ii in our amiIy
IN pulmonary Affections Coughs odds and esteem ia
' hnaane remedy. aud lave recommended it in various
complaints OF this nature with ariaby happy results
". b. LYNCH, NJ. D.
.tt ;, Mansfield, IroGA Co., Pa. Aug, 1855
f"fenfn-ayiIg used IN my practice. last sur years
"'N',r basam OF " lid Cherry, with great success
ST'iu. cc"li nj 1t 10 those aic, i obstinate Coughs
tuids, asthma &C. If - NtEIIN Al +
.,,.. 80 CAFE bINcENI. y. Y. July II, l>i,.
'" emeR-After using DIR. War's Baisanl for loqg
90" ~ from repeated obse.ya hat | regard as
we esi kid OF Cough Medicines take gr. al pleasure
>N'"''u'hs IL ~ the aiiced. ". IL. WEBB, NJ ID.
c.t ,. ~. BRowSviLlE, n. Y, Juyls. lsJs.
"fH'"-la'ln ing sold saI's or Years past AMI
7fh it saint m! self with success che. r rteo.
menu II 10 all who are suffering sihua OF consumption
A. =. a. \. GIBBS.
Prepared by S. W. FOWLE 4 CO. Boston and Tor .ae ~
" i n a. sTother * Co. and John H. sea,, IyncIb4s;
"{h ann bell g. H.; and by all druggists and dealers II
''' throughout ut country. may ~"
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GREAT RAILROAD PRoJfcT. The railroad con.
venti"n, which met at Harrisburg. Pennsylvania,
on ednesday, adopted resolution offered by
Attorney-General Black, inviting the aid of cap..
tallsts. in building railroad from New York city
to the Ohio river and the great heart of the
West which. it is claimed can be done for less
than s8,ooo,o0o and twenty equated miles short
er than by any other route now in existence
through Pennsylvania and Atty actual miles shor.
Ter nan by any route through the State of New
York.
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COMMERCIAL.
LYNCHBURG kETS,
EErorIEn
A. B. FUCKER.
PROD CE Ii * . * l. r.,
1873 MAIN STREET

~ These quotations. will be understood, represent whole
sale prices generally.
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TEaRntE ARRAY AND lloMIcIpr IN TrRREaoyxE
PARsn, LA.-We received says the y. o. Delta of
c'iay, information Of terrible fray in Tprrebon.
ne parish, on Friday last between VIM Horn shy Jus
iice OF the Peace and his brother James and H. H.
Wallis, a planter, in which the latter was rnortalv
wounded The difficulty grew ont of law suit lecf-
ded by lofnshy against Wallis.
1t appears that some words ps ,scd between Horns
by and Wallis, wher liornshv drew Il knife The ex-
ample was followed 10y Wallis when the parties COM
menced eating, each Que being stabbed five or six
times iornshy finally exclaimed that he was killed
when the light stopped. Wallis was then taken to the
h"hse OF ysician. who, on examinations discover
ed that be was not dangerously wounded Hornshy's
wound was found to br serio.s
The next day Wallis was able to start home in n
buggy. While passing the rc>idence of James Horns
by, "A brother of William, James Ilornshy came from
behind the house, armed with rcrolvsI and advance
ed ON Wallis, who begged him not to shoot saving
that he was unarmtd and wounded Nevertheless
iiornShy Sired twice, shot taking effect ia the arm
r'ar the elbow, while the other missed. Wallis then
attempted To get ont of the buggy, when Horushy A.
gain advanced and shot him twice in the hack one of
the balls taking effect near the spinal colnmn and
ranging upward, Wallis is not expected to live
1orusby has escaped
The Hotushvs are brothers OF Collins Hornsby. who
KILLED iwogood in this city sixteen years ago at ~
Wing meeting at the Arcade.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-26

Vi, TH, TS5S.
cheerfully recommend "Scmplcs Baking Powder, As a
superior article used for making g and sN,,
Loaf eud Biscuits, &c. in the shortest possible time.
JoHN JArE.
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JANIS u. SoWLI3.1 lEpaoSD ". don
NOWII&. &; JONES,
GrOccrS and Commission Merchants

LynChburg, Va,
LAVE In AMI for and woassorted stock
of Groceries, staple Dr, Goods Sc, comprising The fol
lowing. Cuba Orleans and Cice dcs
Loaf Crushed Granulated and Powdered Sugars, EiC, La
gHra Lava and Mocha Coffee. and Black Teas Various
brands, sperm, Wax Adamaniine and ralow Candies Brown
and fanr! soaps various Brands Spices OF every Kind sole
l,ah"r good aud damaged, Liverpool and Ground Alum Salt
cotton Yarns ai Nos Virginia and Western cured Bacon. No
Haitian rring IN bbl,., No Mackercl ks Old Denim
Nai-, Mountain shear a.i Biisi'f"i steel
rpur lines i,I Cords No aud n-naburgs Bcachcd and
urpwu shr,iues, iIcav, W"or, Wool Hats Brpgan Shoes
Ner, Iaaib,i-. WiIr hry will -cl how cash
t. Phne ai tSpae r ,Aehangc Tor country pro-
due. ldcc9
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-26

lNEn THIS DAI-Prr Express the mn thr,i
fashionable assortment n II MMEl: CASSl MEEES ever
offered in thr city. which will have made
sureucnt at he shortest notice. aud The Fl les.
may |. UNTEkMl ER. KS Main II,
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(ELFBKATEp FAMILY NJ ,HAi\Ts. 1915
=. way, New York and i Hal nlore street Baltimore.
\ INV S1lIE-PRICE $Ja-!IEMMEi.S So EXTRA
lS machine from two sonl- purchased from the
s''r feulrhg n" reminding Of thread II Hens Frs ,iah-
amt stitches III superior I'll e, finishing scam IL, IL,
a"a operation, Without rCcot. 10 hc hand needle rs re-
qir' b. other machines viii ia better and ciraer sew
in man searsiress cfru il sr works for one cent a.
Ari.. ~ "
Hsht for a circular j. r. DAVIS SCo
my Ills Agents. Is nch5Utg.
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JOHN W. GARIICK,
Manufacturer and sole Proprietor.
may 15-3m kirhnonh. VI
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Notice.
FHNlE firm of PUi1IAM ~ BEFlS having tls day ceased,
j WM. II. BETS viii continue In The MICRO AUCTION
BUSINESS and has taken into partnership with him H. j..
GREGORY The, viii conduct The business under the firm
BETS Il EREGDf1. their Sausrouul Franklin
f,ur doors below Wal trcc and about squire below the
office oi Pnhan etts nad respectfully solicit
the patronage which literally extended
Wu. II. Belt, white IN tue firm of ruliaui Belts.
They have obtanrd IN Of Mr. BT-nRuu W. III
Us Clerk, Vino has "A u business
IT, ii. BETTS.
l., !. GREGORY.
RtcnMoSp. Nav ~, isto. may Ii dy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-26

,-., CAFE VINCENT, y. y. July H. l>js.
e"cn-Aher using Dr. Wsar's Basa,u for Ion tine
e' -! rom repeated observation hat regard or
.' "ss KIND OF Cough Medicines, aud take gr, al pleasure
recommending it ~ the afflicted ~ II WIEK NJ d.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-26

fENE PORTRAIT GALLERY will he continued by the I'm
dcr.st, at The old stand. No. ~, Main
viii be pleased To receive CONTINUANCE of the liberal pa.
tronagc bcow c upon the late conccrn assuring all Who may
call HAT effort will be given TO render
-! Pictures, rates of charges,
Wer1 hahe the tor The QUAKER Cry Double THgI
Loo sEwISU MACnISEs Ii hens, e tucks gathers
AMI ebroer and does all the work of the best Sl25 Machnes
is far more >ml" aud less complicated than any other Ma
chine, and IL sold al the " prices of $40 and go
Cabinet Machine 81. lie sts the Patent Adjustable lIemino
manufactured expressly til" Quaker City Machine The
that hens all hll and thickness From large num-
bar sold it ~ :. Tanner Ca. while acting
raj satisfaction which the Machines
sEnr feels no hesitation in recommending hest
taii and cNamnc them. ~ ;. TANNER
oct = dts No IA Main IyuciIary
- HOUSE FOR RI.N With four rooms and Kitchen and
liz. ~mokr -luuse. Apply to ALEA. kINNIER
ma I,riJt
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Usage Grange Seed.
by order Of Captain IAfHm,
y IL GEO. II. EDMONDS q. :.

p'hG MD ARROW ROOT CEACKEEs.-,I to hand.
4 4 supply al those faNorIto Egg and Arrow Root
Truckers ir children while cutting tt'.. Tor h1ai- with
aud irritable rioniarhs these Cracker recommended
nucncd ton four year age, and The sale hos stcaiy
creased. Tor sale l.; j. H. THOMPSON,
uiBy - Druggist.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

Washington Building Fund Association.
49, THERE will be mee,ing Of the Stakeholder, Of
MssR the Washington Building Fund Association held ut
Payne Blaekfords Book slore this (sATUL-
DA - evening at 5 o'clock.
Come prepared To pay contribution. C. W. PRICE.
may 26 IL Secretary.
n.y. HoLLowAY'5 Pulls admitted To be the
H<S alternative medicine IN thu world Their
;, Nnlcu but mild and painless md
facility with which they regulate the dsorcrcd stomach
and bowels The animal fluids To healthy lfe-su
tanning condition. places them immeauray In advance or all
other internal remedies Sold at the mandatory No.
den e New York, and by all druggists at 25c Ole. and Al
per box. ma, - lw
~ ENCOURAGE HOME NANrFACrCRF-Srx
co. PIES IsFALIIBLE BAKISG PoyDLR, The best and
cheapest preparation known for making In few moments
without yeast, and in elegant manner light
Loaf Bread Biscuits Batter, BaeA wheat other Grid
axes Pudding Pies aud Pastry of every description with
Il saving Of time, labor and expense.
(Fro,a Rer. WomfS Bj,f0rd.)
MAIL HUI, iiENFIco. 14fh Oct. 1858
Dr.. GAELcK Dear Sirlia ing used, conside rabe
extent your 'scnpc Baking Powder, unhc.i;anry pro.
10 he superior thing that has used In my
family for The purposes for which ii recommended
1HoNAs BINroED
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tlIIIDEEN's tol:AI-Nv have jus, received something
" desirable ia the way Of CORAL hEt kLACES and AE.
LIT, for yonng children, which viii .ci al low figures.
N srnllcmcn lot oi silver Fob Chains aud superior
Gold -I,c>r buttons. IINERTliuE* II CLIFF,
inaN2 Mai Street.
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I'EANI[II\ a. Co,
Wtoil~tif hsr
GROCERS 6 COMM LSSION MERCHANTS.

GR0CER5 g. C0MMLSSIoN MERCHANTS,
NJ 1! Nan ,'get. 2. ~ Ion. Z, ii}eyt. Warehouse,
I.N y { !; | re-, V A.
EsANLpN HAND AAD EpE 0ALl
/ - ua,~ 10. l.aaoIr. atia Java tJiee:
- hts. B5uWn ENlr. - i-h,l aud PuNeriZod sugar.
loww To- i-ak>v Ill" AMI I niou Cotton Yarns;
f'hcl.- RAd humiuon Na,t>;
90 sacks LiN erpnoi aud ir.nia ~alt
hnN,> AdaIantnc aud allow Candies:
2d1 sid'~ .uud sole Leather:
hlO Blankets:
otons Iron, tammercd, Rolled, Ban Horse Shoe Round
OSal and Hoop;
II heaNy Boots AMI Brp-aus, shoes;
New orleans aud NCs India MoasseS.
Loaf eUaE Machsr III barrcsand ki Gree and Black Teas
Toilet soaps Rice Sudn Spices. Ginger Pepper
Na-rrc Alum. Extract loI"ood. Indigo MaIcr. starch.
Window taS, Putty, Wagon Boxes, Spades, Shnvcs Trace
Grind stones, Grind Fixtures, Horse
Rad" White Lead, Zine. Tanners OH tIper Leather Cast,
Shear ani histtrcd steel. tu
Shot. Lead faine buckets, Sugar Roye>. Nests
NDrn. anl Writing Paper, >nnr Thread, me Dclnijohns
STAPLE Dry tptds such brown and
striped buncsrs, ialS. liuSv Jeans kcrcys Full Cloths
fannels, Bed Blankets, taicocs. Alpaca large
and Of u,, and Liquors. Wines vc
80 Particular attention paid Tobacco Wheat
tpr Flour aud all "ihcr kinds Produce prompt remit.
laH'ts made Tor tn" sa,' of same. oct 2g-dNcts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-26
w tsiar's sa:saH, OF W ild Cherry Re
commended By ssstN.icianN.

. . - Mansfield, IioGA Co.. Pa Aug, 1855
Hiemfa-ayIs used IN my practice Li.l ,ur years
nN'i nasam oil :" I'D Cherry, with great success
ti'1y recnn nd 1t to those aiicl, obstinate Coughs,
tods, Asthma &c If! - N ATTN Al II