davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1860-03-03

x1roR7 or nrzAps7rr.s eRxAr ralrAlI AID IRELAND
==3.9- Fem i u 4Js:S; ID r15af: Wheat CON.
New : 1s'i;;', si;' s' '4s. ~? s3;s II,
{|: S';:: e.: \ :|S !; !. Ill
ssssss 4sss ~ ;se g4s!,ss; i ~ ;:s:; ts
-: s.:s;t,a sS3i.ii :s;s:ta
"a $50. TO TIE coxF1KENT.+, J. *.
Y'sst. Sss. Ts:st': Ss:s!' ts,p.' Gen. 1e.s 1'sys:
5'ss; 5;s@ fs:: e e ls;s: Es Ill.,: ss e.
II. lou's-feb. +: uiWReat@Re:f9sA = 2 Mon.
sto9d t'gp faie: oemnrleIuF ap eansl amount
good &l.as@l.so; prime sl,33Gl.s4: choice
$1.S5@l.3G, Yesterdays .recc,r's were Gl5
sacka only, with sales Of clnb ut fl25@l 28
red fall g. l.3G, good aud prime; while
$l,e5@1.4Q. good aud choice. At tue close the
market was sery stitf, and only " small lots
lGs sacks good fall at S1.30; S. sacks prime ut
$l.Sj9 81, md rs sacks club at $3.50. Corn
Supplies have been rather libcral, UT shipping
demand has been so 6rm that prices have t,onc
upward. At the commencemcnt We quoted
47Ga9c for all grades, from the lowest to tue
nlEncs1, ana ycstefQay 1or Tue sA1ut 'c&Sepe'
To day .fherg is again a very firm narket.
Choice white commanded higher price. Sales
lGo SKIS damp mixed at 5eic; A5o Sis mixed aud
|. 63 sls ycllowat Sic; 1s9 SKI mixed. part de-
livered, and $50 SKIS white aud ,ye!iow at SEC
ll9 SKIS white at 6oc; ls5 SKIS do at Gee; 6e9 SKIS
do private, md Ge5 sls mixed white, deliver
able at \ landing below ut sc. oats-To date
the range has been tsc for light, and 5lM94c .foi
other Qualities for Monday. 81. ..''@31c 1o1
yesterday, showing d t1.e':s;c. =, dry ther.
were salaa Of 500 SIS %aud 1t 4s.S .2s .k~prmt
udI and $50 iEs u se aslisefed. hi WhistysSeari, W
1905. br3s hare arrived since Saturday last
The .narketunder such supplies: has Of course
been unsettled, and tending .downwards. OF
| Monday. The opening figure was aoc, but 1he.'
| was fall early 10 1esc, and yesterday abou
quantity going ove.. No price WAS Established
and the only sales reported we're 40 bris o.
| private terms, and Is bbls ut the market price
, 1860-03-03

j. Farm" three miles Vest ef Jacksonville 1luo.
ne # tie Ents ana productive IN the state, o{
fersd at pirate sae l. eoa,als y: acres Of ish d.
midst landscape q snsfaslnc beauty. 1aess Is
o.rha e sAo:s lxans a < tac3 az one
besies: comod!ens dwelling house and tenant house
ao ae and tnient bara Zone ot tie best IN the
I IN full view and furnishes rv-ay narseI 4: sc,
aE:ces 20. n Lit ca Vi :T.-.--s -'. r,.v .r.ss Lv
fitrna TO all M mort ut pvnts Tie CITY Contains thFre
corr-s female academy ana the state 1pstnt!ous for
heb:nl. dat .ad dumb I'd iasne TIE fa.t: VII: Be
Trims reasonable Inquire ef the sn sI1o+r On the
pfetn!<eF. =. AUSTIN huVANEAL.
jacx tou1Il;c Ill., February 9Th. lSE1. fs7x:Hl:'aw
, 1860-03-03

ILLlN0lSSCENTRAL RAIL-
4j}3f!s:s oan5 aE:.: 49,:
1884,. Winter AFraugement.....l $50

~ nd.s.tts Sa.l1y uetentAr l.1 1s3, t.a..s VIII
i.ave tie Gtell Csnttzl Derot
a:u A-n. tSErdaYs cxetpted) a.: ns It Fsn& It 3ln
p-M- st Dec!lus u 6!a m: ii Spnn.t,iu ::
5,f3 c.Ei.; -. L4.r;s II /. au: Eatf, =: i d
: ~-' s-u New or'etn. pm x honn iTsu IEta.
9ao 2n-.t saturdays e1ceps nr!v.t a, -. Lcuis 1t
= '' l-GEt.m.: Cairo 1t A. p.m- Memphis ~ ap
s. secard LAY ant New 01isaus II t.:U p.m sald
rr Sleeping Car, on ali III Il. TRIM.
HYDE PARE ID w0oDLAWS TRAINS.
ca:aso = Jeo an, Leave woodla~a 4: ~ AZ
:, :. '1-Vo inon, - -" tNUp.E
- oA5p.H- = " - eMpu
. ,,,,,,W, y, +: K:.AETHuR; Gen. Superintendent.
, 1860-03-03

4kt11FM Mt VN t310 z&Hss&0 ss71VRs
PORTLAND, March o.--The steamship Anglo
Saxon has arrived from Liverpool 18th via
Queenstown 10th. All her adyices are identical
with tnose Of the Edinburg.
She brings no duplicate list Of the Hungari-
M. The officers Of the Anglo- Saxon think
there were not over thirty passengers on the
hungarian.
, 1860-03-03

LOWELL, Mich, March s.-Fire last night de-
trored Johuson's dry goods store and severa
adjoining. stores and dwellings: Loss, about
$4,000; insured for s5,5oo. Supposed to b
the work Of IN inceudiary. :. ,.
, 1860-03-03
TIE PENNSYLVANIA CA.
l. TRAIL Rail ROAD:

AL AALhS lQGEssE TEACk<
The earacy Ct this Eoad Is now eeual 10 arr tn tAa
Three Through Passenger Trains
>. Between Pittsburgh and Philadelphia,
Goaaset!E tseeti tAs Eloa pe,ss. at Phts:ush w.h
alslnote ts<1a LII WI Ws rea y. Giy: as
tarsihla: fseIxs for Il. transportation q
E1p.s:, aad Fsst Linz. ,ua through 10 rll!4Iephts,
ss saes c., 4 e.. .ssss ~ tss ,n
lss s ss@ Ho. f1s;s,. .!sf ssS
F-st Lipe e"nnset II Ua!!,usore and Washington.
d; Il ;I;a;:ix isl s %asG i sa:'xy f;sS:sfs
Two nns I1n. between Wv III sna I'd aeT naen
!t:oukt tekrts. al s arr soea ether Il The shave
Boat Ticket; p Bcssa good VIA Norwich Fail Rive.
Or Stoapsssn L1ss: s."o Passengers trasssitsee Of
eke,s sEsy te ets.aea =. cfshe lpertst Railroad
o on 81 e u u E .s, s !esa s a. :, e .he
M ne 1as Boston, New 1o.k Nasmoe,
A1y 01RKR l:auTxf
ASK FOE TICKETS BY PITTSBURGH.
The 'np!eson othe W*ae:p connections of the Penn
sy.vacla lsai:t,E.d taalcs tn sths
DIRECT LINE EEiWEEH TIE EAST AND THE
GREAT WEST.
Iss eonpest:Es # .Ae Railroad 1ls- Tits
ssas q Of fxt sssa
BY rstksi,, # r. MFssl., ~ =. ID !, r. I5's''s
adases= eEf "s the follow n: Agehs Of the Ctnpuy;
D. l. STEWART, Pittsburgh:
rs Ptc:re Co Z.nesvt. n; J. Johnston, Ripley,
8; 4 sssS,i afS*,i*y i; ,Ss Msy,ytl* 2n6y
brown Eu CincErat; .ttern 4 tl1bhe.s
Il: MetEuEl. Madison. 1ad.; JOS Aoure. LuuIs-
vile; r q. v'Ei:ey q e.. Evansville, Ind; y. ". Gra-
hsm ou. Gy sn figs I VI ;,E;i l. r.. sef s 1a
Memphis: Tenn; Clarke Co, Chic4s.: W. II. kvoLtz
Aton. ILL., ar - Freight Agent. OF Ksso-s =. dHese3t
points III the Wess-
Ihc Greatcat Fac11ltie. offered for tho
| ,:PFOact{luu ana Speedy Trans.
portatiOm Of LIVE STOCK.
And goo Recommendations With usu1 p.iT1esss for per
sonat!avsEnx ii c1.AE thereof.
FIsEKGUTS. .
ET this oa:e Frystts & al descriptions caa te fer.
Harti>a to anu |rcni ttkalpt New lork Eos.on Or
toa I'd from auy P" nt IN the Katlsus y ua!o
y Issilsoat dire. go.
The rsnn.yyaa:a Railroad also connects at Pittsburgh
with Stt1Ler. by whth t;"e.- e turwa,te! % aEy
port oa tls thu Musk-Eln hsntGcEy, Tenue~ cuEi-
9sIaao lA!S",. A;ss;esit- Nl.son.it Missouri kansaa
Chicago with st.ane.stv Il Forts On The susthwe.te.n
Lake..
Merchant. and Shippers erus rs the transportation Q.
teE s.:M t1 th:s Coup.h} caa :r!J with c0nttsacr
II Ie. " ts.sa. aa3 :so say poiat IN the w...
ty lie reanstl tlyaLEl ifusl al uces IS fayvs,tc
| as are cs-r-rt by ctaer +. L. .f'nrFa.!es.
he particular 70 nsa:E Packages VIA l1zxA. r 4"
AAGnAN hDOss 81 N.;1a street. E4i,ao.e.
LEEsiG { co. Ho.3 Assor Haass, or 40. :. Win. St
LEs.:A: !: Eu- No.: ss4se s.-*er, Boston.
| r,., J.. L. h1GPl Gea! ! tket -a:t tLcste!rhla-
THOS- 4. sEuTT. Gea1 >up'i. AIk..sIa "a ja..t9fy
, 1860-03-03

WABASH AVENUE L0T.-5c
f:et front Wahua arenue, naas Twelfth stitet,
Is o.Itrcd for sae II ilso ps. loo:. -....
Tesus Of pa, fatpI At 10 par ent balance
In good psop~ty. short paper well sceursd. Nothing
reQulr INwu. -
dspce Inquire Of T, o: boz 1853. fc3b3s1-lm
, 1860-03-03

Bos1oS, March "a tirc at ore o'clock tins
mo; ming destroyed uic engine house and repair
shop Of the Worcester R: +. Co.. including SIX
locomotives The buildings we're cDtirsG gut:
led, Loss s775.oco-iusu7ance -, ,ote in . Los
f0n afsict1-.
, 1860-03-03
EALENA i CHICAGO UNION
~ RAILROAD.


E1vrEE AEEAStEMLST. ........
oE and a:tst f'ov ;t. .s9 trains wi:;lesys
Wtrs .ect depot Ehic1p, follows sundays excepted.
li.4sana aaI ti:io pm T.: Mtcn, To:o F:sa, teIar
Rapids. nn. intermediate sc::s:..
At ll.syalu se0 pEi n. Ee v!ese, cefoa. Free
port Warren. uaenA Dan'eth, Dubuque. Belu James
rEit, and Intermediate r!acea.
As4:s5 pm for Genssa 4i:1n asi intermediate Places
Passengers for NcEIeury. kic1,cpd. Gtacv1 laxs And
intermediate points, viii taIe thu ii:u Train.
- Sleeping CAFE ca nla,tsIsi1e:
:. :. TALCOTT. Genera. Sr74,
q. q. PORTER Gen. PsHcaSr: AeeEt, tY1.tY
, 1860-03-03
.l34.-..tts, s,i:tttItE tE.1:4k,A
Til1ETl-s1xTll .cpSCREs6rF1Rsr SESSION

SENATE. Tho Eeuatk met at ous b'a1cR Sev.
eral Executive communications were received.
Various reports were received from he Com.
mttecs which we're Of no general Importance.
Mr. Wilson introduced II bill to amend the
nc. providing for the execution cf TIE public
III. priratc calendar wns taken ppi: and the
following bills were passed: For the re1ief-of
John scott, +. ": Aouee und Dariel " House;
for the relief Of Arnold Hnrris and S. i. Uuttcr.
worth; for The relief Of, R. ". Meade for the
relief Of D. ?. PoFter; feE the qelief Of G.:n
lIcfof G. E. Mccullough; for 4he; relief IF II )!
II. Mccullough; for the relief Of G. Penacrgast!
for The relief Of Miss Ann Porter :; for the relief
Of Michael NASH; for the relief Of Mrs. Jane n :!
AcCrabb; for the relief Of Livingston, hnkard
/ Co.; for relief Of George 'Staley; for the re-
tor tor the II = relief of s: bsvi.ser snd Joseph I. Vii,
!aTabla and understanding in al! twenty! :!hrec
G,:s Ny g:qgtigg pen.iea e s5g psE Sqath ga
sifer F. Smith, was called up.
s 3 re SCI @os G1nss:a %sss ID f. asssnt 5
granting the Same amount to the widow Of Gen.
Maeonb. 81. -...4s -. - s'o1..a
Mr. Seward moved III amendment including
Mrs. Riley, widow Of Gen. RILEY. After consi-
derable ds',atc, MF. Stewards g amendment was
agreed to and the subject was postponed,
The Senate went into executive session. Ad-
journsd till Monday. ;: :: ~...,.:: I. l.
House.-Mr. Adrain offered proposition ia
be read simply for information. 1t '1ras III the
character Of reply to tie resolution heretofore
presented by Mr. Carter, which charged the
com nttee to make arrangements for the inau'
guration Of The equestrian statue. Of. Washing
lon, and the President and Heads Of Depart
ments, with want OF attention and hospitality tc
the Ecycutll Kegiment IF New York This al
, 1860-03-03

- Range Of the thermometer Tor the week,
as taken By E. L. oTatH, tAfothecary and Phar.
maeeutist, No. so West Randolph, cor, Canal
street, Chicago: -
, 1860-03-03

COMM ERCIAI.

FEmA1. EvEz1su. March :, 1860.
Tho foflowing'ar are the receipts and shipments
for the past tTenty.four hours: :,
9rass
, 1860-03-03

~ Go to John Jones, 119 Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired;
They will be wet tlohe!aad at prices to suit taa
ptuter sBatef's. celebrated Double
Speedei Shuttle Sewing Machine, fbr Tail"rs,
Cap Maker, Boot and Shoe binders pd5lanu.
faesnfrrs, Saddle and Harness Makers. &c. at
greatly reductdptiees Heavy double Spseded
Shuttle Sewing Machines, 5000 Binders;
Extra $500: ". c. MAsos, Agent, ! ).
n,ss3w:. No. 115 Lake Street, C6icagbi >
WALL PAPER.--7-Persops IN, ,Waut Of Wall
Papers and Window Shades wilt please to call
aud examine goods as the old stand Of Z. G. L..
Faxonr No: ~ Lake street, selling ut manufac.'
tuFers prlees* mh3-1m
Just received large stock of Kerosene
md Goal Oil. Lampp,; icks, Chimueys1 Clasps,
Paper Shades, etc. etc. H. II. W1LuAR7H,
mhs3 IS South Clark street.
~Another invoice Of Downer's Boston Ker-
/ oseue. More beautifpsthan ever At Lamp and
'oil Emporium. No: 1e5 Clark street. There is
no house in this city receiving Oil from 3Ir,
Downer but ours. The trade supplied in any
t Quantities. fea9,6t.
| Ell. ". Address, dealer in Wall Paper
aud Window Shades, has removed TO store No
los Lake street, between Dearborn aud Clark
streets, which has been heautifu II fitted up fo,
his business. Persons in want If his kind O.
goods should By all means make their selection.
Il hls-estabfshn.ent.- - s~':.'' fealslri
, 1860-03-03

Tnaddeus Hyatt Conc to Washington.
Bos7oS. March a.-Thaddeus Hyatt, accompa-
nied By Judge Army, leave tor Washington To-
morrow, to appear before the Brown raid Com
m!ttee.
, 1860-03-03

UO1ER'S SULrANA: SAUCE,
~ For Ho: and Cod Dttt. os all kinds This most d.
nclous and appe,sEs sauce lcTented bS the renowned
sorry Sc1the Lo1iz1 Reform Club L. Gnte hss eceate
manufactured hs the x1 knowa ho.c Of Crosse glaek.
we'll Lon4e1 :fo2 tte ostfpa] Ie2., I. tha fsortse
sauce in Enaae and OF the Continent, with !t:h aoa
growing .rpasacn anoa: Anss.s.a picses as !, 1aus1
approved Of muens to the appetite aad to t.se.oa
OPINIONS oF The LONDON PRESS.
"1e recommend Correspondent to II Moas soycss
new Srec entitled tts 'SGtana saues It Is made a:,er
the Turkish recipe; It's davoris c1cel md xords ror-
siderable nd incascs Of SOW and weak t,cst.onae
L3nce.-
aFoJ' 11gaaat ind s1l55.xa:hy .h= kra.as OF soisr
.-;ob.erre:. ~.-. -.
- ae. va'aas:c sdJuzc to Fish. Flesh. and Fo.. nd
should have place one very sabe.-.At:as. -"
Sole Agents u. The En!tad StaicS - -
GAEDSEKG YEELlS, Eli Fn,.oo St, New Yo.t
aed BRA1 HATES, y Conllu. gpsten. For sale ey
Gsoee.s ard Fruit Dca:c.s crstywae:g :; fal;b;;adm
, 1860-03-03
-, : ~ ii 4
= &fean1Hr tn SnN.

PORTLAND, Me, March 2-The, Steamship
4auG Saxon will sail from this port on Sunday
morning tho 4th inst, for Liverpool, via Queens
, 1860-03-03
f AXE SUP PE'RIO R. =
:. E5sahT 1860. s

] .EE23S2s1EzL 1CVVs aM3REzess
{2,tcaso, Milwaukee and Lake superior Line.
On The or-ptnx ct navigation Two Steamers the lAlY
ELG1S and ONrUNAGUN. wiN DC put the Inc between
Chicago and rnts Like superior In ths Ste
Eeln being nov Lake s;urt1,o Will r1u ntaat LAKE,
ctnneci At tn SAUL with the Unsenason running te
,nent wi,lfufii.h tots f.om CLeago every se dayb
- a. T. 3fENEFt r co, Agents.
tsJa.l1atsm Fpcs Of IaxaiEe greet Chicaxp, H.
, 1860-03-03

costs due ech Of tho .eye1a nda tsss sub lots
r. ~ a 'ttls Of lAud tr!bxd in the ss esa, wa.1a1t%
enEctlhn Q! II aus a: Tx ,.,a municipal se1s
A-D. 1a9. -sAuIt to eleven csns ca.h,
, 1860-03-03
DITISBURGH, FORT WAYNE
l. AMI CHICAGO RAILROAD.
NaR nIeft.1 aod ca.s

D1I1SBURGH, FORT WAYNE
~! n!: sIIIcAGo :,s EAI1EoAD
fS2s:Ss: Hs +: A1zoAp
oS a"a Il Sy I NV i;
Mc;shass ~ s4kinz is route, Will hare sas .e.sa:
81 ths Eastern ,ea,k,s :; 70 ss.t:ss!oaa: ssst.
TEdns ea,e the depot ot Csaa, ane Van Bu,ra
s fSshs Kzps: sze:stS
Cennestnx 1t Gcsss;ns With ce:es7at 40. Laks shers
u "a ~ E:ss Ss=
vttnE s;as*n';,, Whee.Y. and inesto: towriof ohlo
.Tts aosvs tsns connect =: Fore: With train. Aa,
Rt7e. isoaa 70 Springfield CibsEa, DAYTON ndcinc'nn.
A,'s F2SE + M
&C. IT,. il M Hany 's 'h' 'Ee's and
Ill e. e Ss
aud CONVEY ss5Ke frs of charse 10 he iii sbuteh I'd
;Ess is Ii 6 1sep :stt Ss n Tie
s: and a. .hs campaEys vacs CORNER e lsandol 70
:ss k2s:f k:sS sS " a1s:: =. e:
b 1saIasa..s.o s.s -. ticxes. by Fe.tM.y.s+
ev.ty.. % Es:soS s:5s: s::s s::s ess.t =.
pAC1NE and MISSISSIPPI
LII RAILROAD.
e. I'd d.1 s:5 se7 ase;7s Il; e. 1850 s'z' vi" F
LEAVE RACINE.
L S;sa I'll ;sss.s ssSs;
"a e. ss S:ss E;s g: L ~ e
LEAvEFKEEpoEr.
81 co s .af csssaso g aas nj 81 &H
rr,xai to al rert, or ,se u..,:cr. E:e,
.trateas low By aay ssh<s soste and With The qaseses
;-c-irs ., 18r. ~ f--:..r ~ ,-1 .s,,.h
, 1860-03-03

, .ASQ1HER DISPATCH. :. .-.-.1
DARLINGTON, March 80 r. A.--Th.ee trunks
have been found-one belonging to Margaret
Robertson Of Montreal. one to Robert Martin Of
Toronto, and one to II. Il. Crocker Of Norwich,
Ct. Nothing further has trapspired in regard
10 identifying passengers No more bodies have
been found. The revenue cutter is here taking
in tho mail for Halifax. --..
, 1860-03-03

FOR ,SALE.--Io RAILROAD Men,
The LOCOMOTIVE CoLUM3lASA. built by
Norris oos ls-I. ',i " <ocd sua7iak oref. Viii be
lnsu,rs Ct u. r. HUTCHINSON, :es So Water ttrect-
, 1860-03-03

Go to John Jones. 119 Deafborn street
and get your clothes cleaned aad repaired!
They will be vsp ptlobesaad at prices 10 aait ,aa
, 1860-03-03


hog product this scason has Put :ntoeut mca most q
which has been shrped South and East aud raay b. said
to have eopcIno consumption. The trade viii, Baltimore
during tic h2s bcen large and vr suppat
Virginia ard sw o.1:aas with our rs"durs. Tie South
ctn trate Is rapidly guv arG We a:c now competing
with md TU..s:s
wearc soy the bootaip the VARIOUS s9.Qad oicrs
arc not csss ltd to saow c1ac TIC Of c4c
kin1 Of produce slipped that tic stock on hst could hc
Pork baca her, present stated by tie vail hold.
e1s at about 13o2 ht; hut tbs is Ecasy MI he'd ~ East
e1n and Southern buyers and not cGe1ed for ealc
Tie following table shows the packing eight
, 1860-03-03

EOl3 SALE-Elcsant' Suburban
>,. u rt4HEsIDENaAE. - AZ. -
Ne have On ta1e
AyELEGANT' SUBURBAN RESIDENCE,
The property Of one o, our correspondents.
WHICH Is OFFERED AT VERY LuM PRICE
, 1860-03-03

NJ I Z x III d q X I VII 4 VI
~ ClxrE1A.s. roa &aty:-The steamer n<k~>
;ts:y -ot Clxselarl sas brs b. Etaweli
vcn hundted aud tsht5 eisa. toas buzhen, CT there
abouts.
Ills steamer has ample oassa:.r ACCOMMODATIONS aa
Il We'll furnished and equipped Is nrs:elaSs passsnke.
boat her capacity eEns and fully equl
q: fupcur) :ny The Likes o. her toE
a.e and . q .tauEeh trst.elas* sea bsat.
ii. boat Will be sold very vofahe terms ho;h
totrcc aad o: payment Ant n parties ttsns 10
putrh-tE a Steamboat opportunity = <teEeL-
5uif ana perfect title will b. Euafaate tie Frscta2c:.
"' 'NAI-sA e'@As-- PSSCiL p pEATT
, 1860-03-03

Tie ~ loslng table shows the ayc.ace net weight tic
hogs est. tho average yed Of Lea: Lard and the
Of bayzc. ror rut up daring tse season. gathered FROM
rc'uns lnade ty the nackcrs: :,
, 1860-03-03

LE.IM : CO. NJ. :. Site street 6.>ton.
II. II. HOUSTON, Gx..1 Freight AT Eh.,a4!eloh:,
J.. l.. nDEPl. t;ea9 1tket As't tLcaIe!phIa.
THOS. 4. sEuTf, Geat >up'i. AIE&.Ia, -. il. a.A11y
, 1860-03-03

ALSO EQR .SALE.-The Three
~ ScAopns. rs to wls:-schooocf Eliza LooAy, 4@
tona.e So bi-s3 Schooner WIa6s o5 1Hx -Nixo. &<
lonate so: and Schooner Gov. urzT, tonaSe e@.aE
1T .ls3.
Ehe. c: al Of tho asore named vessels vii b. sold
III tss:t:fxn ~ PEA'rr L CO.. "puffa.c, TT.
, 1860-03-03

Let.
Jacob Harrt ii. . S Sno .sno .eo
suecst.loa Ut sao.ltts and :, In ls mud sub 1T and
n . Keen, II n,aa 3ea san
L + fll.:asa, :; / = 1.,s Il ~ ~
WAfaas r. , so.u. aau4 u a.s%d sep m1e9 !, lo.
Msna. AZ So:i soui. &c :As.d .Mn4,er ~ ls:Y.
Warrant ~. SOUTH should 10 tAt-d Se;hx xars VI les9
Town -, Kange II. ~~'
, 1860-03-03

Fo: PARTICULARS address ]. G. HAER.soS, Buffalo.
E1~ Jousral Of Commerce. New York; Erenlr. tous-
nai Abany Journal Syracuse lain uaies eltrtlani;
AIsr,lsct Dtrt; Pres End Tribune. Chcaeo. vii 7ub
sh one raonth and send bills to Ills oGte It ray-
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Az ExrEREvcED NURSE and Family Physician, has n
Soothing syrup for children teething. which greatly
facilitates the process of cehng bv Softenng the gums
reducing all naamation-wi alay all pain aud is 10
regulate the bowels, Depend uron it, mothers it viii
give rest Yourselves and relief and health ia your in
fants prectly safe in all cases. see advertisement ia
smother column m.12lT, ISM.
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RsSy~The Medical and Surgical In

stitute of DR.. l.. j. C2NrKAY is already secured IN
position which places it, as well as its propric
tor far above the assaults of envy aud profession
al malice. In the schools of France, the highest
prizes are often awarded TO practitioners iH this
department of Medical science, aud they occupy
with others, an equally lofty position in the pro-
fesSion. Ricord is an ilustrious example, shin
ing light among the philosophical stars of his age
in Europe, and DR.. Czapkay has fully equolicd
him in this country, proof of which, the Phil
adclphia College of Medicine compimented him
with a Diploma, and the honorary al euR3eR
degree. Selecting this as his field of operation,
although qualified as graduate OF the UuiverSi-
tv of Pesth, and late Chief Surgeon of the liua-
garan Revolutionary army, Tor more extended
labors, DR.. l.. J. Cznpk0y has bent hl5 earnest
attention to the cure of chronic and private
diseases in which he has become so great an cN.
pert that he is now regarded rs the LEADER in
this branch of his profession throughout the
United States and his portrait and biography are
published as matter Of interest to their readers
in the most exclusive journals. The Doctor :
offices are at his Medical and Surgical Institute,
ON Sacramento street corner OF Leidesdorn ncarly
opposite the buildings Of the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company.
es-We ask particular attention OF our readers
to the sworn certificates of remarkable cures, ia
another column OF this paper. m,l2 lI.jh
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Paints, Oils, Camphen'
THE EYES !! THE EYES! =!
DIR. E.. II. PARDEE,


III OCULIST.-Alter protractcd blind
@&27VS# ness of mere than five years DIR, PAR
DEE has made himself thoroughly and scentH.
caly acquainted with all diseases OF tho Eye,
and has now been in practice eight years in the
city of Sau Francisco with success that cannot
be surpassed in any part OF the United States
and for proof of this he will substantate by or
ses that have been cured 10y kim, after having eX-
hausted the skill of all the eminent Oeulists in
the cities of Boston, Philadelphia and New York.
DR.. l.. wholly objects to the use Of caustic, blue
Keeping the patient in u dark room, diet
ing, blistcring, cupping-the blue pill Mt night
aud salts in the morning, etc, etc. DIR. PAR
DEE has also been remarkably successful in the
treatment Of Rheumatism Neuralgia. and all
pains about the head aud the frequent calls he
has had for his Rheumatic mixture from all parts
Of this coast, with the many testimonials, is pos
tive proof of its efficacy aud to prevent answer
ing many inquiries by letter, he will state that it
be sent to any part of the State or coast, and
each bottle will be accompanied with full drec-
ticns and receipt for liniment magical in its
effects over pain, ingredients Of which can be
procured where-price, $40. The ARTIFI-
CIAL EYES inserted by DR.. =. have all the
movements Of the real eye, aud cannot be de-
tected, even by close inspection. Address
DIR. Il. H. PARDEE
San Francisco, California.
OFFIcE-2l7 Clay street, opposite Plaza Hotel.
San Francisco, Sept. 5, 1890. 3i26t.
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Constab1e'S sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of Justice ID. Webster Ciegg's court Of
Weavervile township, county OF Trinity, to me
directed, in favor Of William Ware, and against
Jacob Varney, have seized and will expose for
sale at public auction, at o'clock. p. m, on the
9Th day of October,
A. D., 1860, at the court house door, In Weav o.
willie, in said Trinity county, the following des.
crlbed property, to wit Certain mining claims
and water ditch situated on the fiat below the
village Of FaggiowB, and to the left OF the road
leading from Weaverville to the old saw mill foe
merly known as Shepard & Goss' mill Said wa
ter race is leading water out of Five Cent gulch
to said mining claims, and is taken out Of said
gulch about one mile above said claims. All Of
the above described property is in the township
of Weaverville. county Of Trinity, State Of Cali
fornia. and is known as Smith * Co.'s claims and
water raee.-Dated Weavervllle. Sept Is, 1860.
354t j. NJ. CASS, Constable.
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Sewing Machine.

WE HAVE IN OPERATION ONE OF GRO
w YER BAKER X CO.'S Sewing Machines,
and are prepared to do all kinds OF sewing at
short notice. JAS. S. MCCAIN d. Co.