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Corner Battery and clay streets, San FraneIseo,
HAvENOw LANDING AND IN STORE
II 200 bales 80 inch brown drills;
100 bales 80 inch brown sheetinq;
100 bolts No. 0-O00 Duck, ~
500 hnlia No.2-1O Duck;
20 bales Raven Dnek; 'fs f..f-. ~ rt
10 cases Neuimac prints;
10 cases Prague prints;
10 oa1eo Pacific prints; - =. u . .
" l0caa1o Dunnells print1; ts Gtt
10 cases and ~ bleacbed ahiFtinnB
10 cases "a. 50 and I0-l bleached shirt1n
10 caa blue drills; J.
20 cases blue denims;
10 bales hickory stripes; i sis.issm
20 bales Z. and 4 ticking;
10 bales scarlet blue and gray hanne0
10 bales Bal.ardrala white flannel; s-f
cdses Cobufg1 and nerlnos;
5 case wool and bali wool plaIds,
cases blue and black alpacas;
10 cases Paeae-neW styles De IAines;
5 cases. al wool, new styles De LANES;
cases French Merinos;
1000 Bay State plaid ahaus;
1000 cashmere and plain wool shawIs; black ana col
oTed silks; plain, figured and plaid silks;
And large assortment Of other Dies Goods.
BLAHKHTS.
1000 pains white. neen and hlne Maokinaw;
loco pairs BIB, TBB and sBG Blankets;
1000 1000 pein cheap grey English Blankets;
500 pairs scarlet EnEish Blankets;
900 Par a, 10 q, II aud ia uhlto Bed Blankets
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS.
1000 dozen grey. blue and scarlet flannel shirts;
1000 dozen eVey and white heiinO Undsnhirs and
Dnwera;
1000 dozen Merno and an wool socks;
500 dozen sltinet and lean pants; -
500 dozen duck and c0it0nnnde pants;
500 dozen hickoFy and check shirta;
500 dozen calico aud white dress shirts;
500 dozen oveFas and jumpers; aa
Black and fancy silk cEavata, nscklles, sk handkoF
chiefs, suspende, and variety Of other articles TOO
numerous y mention. For sole low Nv
JANSON, BOND q co..
SSsH Cor. Battery and Clay rs. san FnheIseo.
, 1860-11-30

Pas WlH PoEArors.--When planting
yol1 poiatoea, drop from ak 70 eight peas IN
each HI. o.. II IN 4 row, every three or four
lnchc single pea In this way crop may
- niltd q very small expense. As the
prll sllIt early n the season, they viii be
lI|ioionlly advanced % Be out Of the way
by Re tins he potatoes are large enough
- hoa Peas raised in this way will be
..s.ly ls.s liable l 2 % suffer from shs q
, 1860-11-30

Patients residing in any part Of the State hows,.v
distant, who may desire the opinion and advice of ~
CzsPkay on their respective cases, and who think pop
n submit written stattmeDt Of SUCH In preference u
holding personal interview ere respectfully asaupsI
that their communications will be held most sacred ~
Cz'pksy takes this opportunity Of observing that All
Letters are only opened and replied 70 by himself ana
the lAtier as promptly - possible.
IL the case he fully and candidly described persoual
communication will be superseded, a. Instruction. ~
d.t regimen, and the general treatment Of the cise
itst (ncludnR the Iemedies) will be forwarded win
out delay and in such manner 10 convey no idea N
the pnrp Tt OF the letter or parcel 80 transmitted
e5- ConutatiOn gratis. Permanent cure guaran
teed, or no pay. ...t.... ~ -
Address L. J. cZAPKAY, ND,
3:3 3m San Francisco, Cal i
, 1860-11-30
misttIIantuus.

timdty, self disrust dizziness, headache ipVojun,.
discharges, pains in the side, affections Of M S
pmples the face, sexual other iuiTmitleE N No.
ave cured BY the justly celebrated physician and nurss
!. Eapk.y; His method o. curing diseases & new,
consul atioRs, by letter or otherwise, free. TAH az
Address L. J. CZAPKAY, ND,
San Francsco
, 1860-11-30

LONG ITALtTI OF SEEDS.-SoO cOnpletely
is the ground impregnated with seeds, that
if earth is brought to the surface from the
lowest depths at which it is found, some veg.
etable matter will spring from it. have
always considered this fact as one Of the
many surprising instances Of the power and
bounty Of the Almighty God, who has thus
literally filled the earth with his goodness,
by storing up the deposit Of useful seeds in
Its depth, where they must have lain through
a succession Of ages, only requiring the en-.
ergies Of man to bring them into action. In
boring for water lately, at SPOT near Kings
ton-On.Thomas, some earth was brought up
from depth Of three hundred and sixty
feet; this earth was carefully covered over
with hand glass, to prevent the possibility
Of any other seeds being deposited upon il;
yet in a short time plants vegetated 'FRONT.' it.
If quicklime be put upon land which, from
time immemorial, has produced nothing but
heather, the heather will be killed, and white
clover spring up in Its place. A curious
fact was communicated TO me respecting
some land which surrounded an old castle,
formerly belonging to the Regent Murray,
near Mofiat. On removing the peat, which
is about six or eigth Inches in thickness, q
stratum Of soil appears, which is supposed
to have been cultivated garden in the time
of the Regent, and from which variety Of
flowers and plants spring, quite unknown at
this time in ScOtland.-JesSs GIedRiRgs.
ToMAToEs.-The Plattsburg Republican
gives the following as the best method of
raising tomatoes: Take few large turnips,
and cut the hearts Of them TO form sort Of
cup, fill the cavities with earth, and plant
two or three seeds in each. When the seed
have well sprouted, pull up all but the heal
thiest plant in each turnip, and let those that
remain stand where they will have the bene.
fit Of the sun; the plant will grow very
thritty-the decaying tuTnip will furnish it
food When the weather becomes sufficient
ly warm, set the turnips in well prepared
soil, no less than three feet apart, make lath
frames 10 keep the vines from the ground,
and keep the soil well hilled up around them,
and you will have crop that will astonish
the natives. The advantage consists in get
ting the plants started early without setting
them back BY transplanting.
CARE OF FARM IMPLEMKxrs.-Eyery far
,norlo.."... Z s N.Y. .s..,iS 1ss = ,,'I w NJ nSs nS
sI,Iavs ~ L.", 'u - y -" ".Io. %ru VI suu
implement, when not required for use, should
have Its proper place, and before il is laid by
for winter, all the bright metal belonging to
It should be carefully dried, cleaned and
greased, TO prevent rustiug; its woodwork
should be painted or rubbed with oil to pre-
vent craeking and every bolt, nut and screw
should be oiled. Farmers should not leave
their implements to rust and rot in their barn
yards or open, damp sheds, and then grumble
because they do not last longer. Nothing
, 1860-11-30
a. sTEILAooOM -V
dAl LIVERY STABLE. e94<

TUE UuDERsIahED. HAVING EsrAn-
u lhe1 hlmallf In he above business IN M. risee IN
dsgos ~ slentsa exclusively 70 eaaausas IA proper
deod sadn. a..s IN bs hsp, IN rsadns., ior hs Accom-
A.. aas .gIlsI BgeoY q. Barsa uihss 10 saIos
stAnL1no hlnfhsa 4 noaiilla r...s -.
III. .rsIsfs ~ cHAm1 sfEWAn1.
, 1860-11-30
TIE cREA TEST DISc0HER or zHE ACE
GREAT BLESSING TO MAHRLND-ENN0cEH
BUT POTENT

Dr.. L. J. CEapkay's PKOPHYLAcTIcUv or self disin
lectug agent, sure preventive against G0norrhma and
6yphillc daeases. and an unsurpassed remedy laF al
venerea scrOulous. gangTenous and canceron ulcers
f1td discharges from vagina, uterus and urethra and
oil cutaneoue erupione and diseases. For sale at Dr. L
J. CEapkAya Office, Sacramento street. nearly Opun.e
Pacific Nall Steamship Co.'S ofice, San Francisco. AZ
inocuatlon g preventive against small rox is Dr..
itic and rnnorrlol Diseases. Harmless In itssif IL
possesses the power Of chemically the aVphi
itc virus and thereby saving thousands OF Young d.
bSucheea nom being infected By the most oathsome Of
be without Dr.. Czapkays Prnphyactcum ID 4 In Verv
convenient PACKAGE, and will b found Convenient "a a
being used as soap That diseases can Be prevented
ey ne use % proper agents y as well an established
The principle. which s now universally acknowledeed
received before the DAYS Of Jenner the dcoV.
efef OF vaccination In 1895. and lts multiplied benefits
ever since have received as they deserved the attention
Of The medical aruly. Il was In pursuit Of this branch
Of The medical scieDee that Dr. czapkay fortunately
made he discoVery of his Pruphyacfcum. which for
the prevention of eyphltc gOnorhnal cancerous and
cu,aneous dsoIders stands nnrvaed BY aay ogent in
ton, b simmediate and removes the possibility OF CON.
traction Of disease. IT, hnwegeF the dlseaae has len
contracted, i Is useful 10 neutralizlnR the poisonona
secFetona which ty absorption produce The h1rlld con
Administered BY The Doctor In many tho-pand casa and
he has yet 70 Ind the st 10 which Il haa led "a snh
serve the purpose for which II adminstered Price
o. flll olectigns are attached 10 each PACKAGE 10
eases where iho i used - cnrtivs DR.
rAaPhay Wi furnish, sais prescription Coz Bic Bo
siospmuniru.ous fsum N. oouu,,v ,sa,,,..s .,,,
% Dr. =. CLaphay. San FnncIsco, ulii bs siriciiy
the eaieui care and secrecy, Immediately dI1patched
y e1pieu o. qthg Conveyance 70 their doIinati1n.
Aadren l. ,. czAPKAY. n. D..
.. ean FnnelSoo.
, 1860-11-30
HTOTICm
LAND CLAIMANTS AND OTHERS.

AAAANO OAahlAAAANAn AMI O1nEftos
VVITE UNDERsICNED HAS MADE ARRANGE.
ments viii experienced and reuble Attorneys 81 wash
ingtous D O. N cdunecion viii whom he WI attend 70
The Prssurlng ef Paasnss
undsI Ne donation and prsempon Acts Of Congress- app
cahle . Washington Territory.
nIfffI Contested Cases ffi
Between verls claimants m te local Land Oce and on
appsal 70 the General Land once.
Cases of connist of Bsundaries.
And a. ooness relating 10 The pbe Lands rsneray ether
n he local Of General Land OGce.
Claims OF an kinds asain.t ths United states.
10 Be pFssscuied before Congress he Cosrt Of Claim. or
IN any of ne Executive Departments Of The 0oveFnnent
ndmilbe non ts local oncsa % he General Land once,
and ence % he Secretary Of Ae Interior. Also, that they
have no ttle until ne patent Issues.
n acquiring he right % palsnt three tng1 rcquiIis
On The part of . clnlmantt ~ aaNl
isA si,ie. egmpanos With he provislous Of he Act On
sdreSi q SasG so@psnss At he time and IN ne mode
sd-A careful ohservanee hrourhout Of prescribed fous
An emission deet IN any Of these pAiiculars runders
ne dam able 70 a. any time before
ne inporancs % claimants IN acquiring tide Of having
lhe advice and assistance Of persons amar with the Land
Lagn he ioms rules and regulations Of the Department.
vel :. " dsslons sendersa in analesous eI1I. must be
BE. DENNIsON,
ai'h ~. ~. - Post Tounsend, W.
, 1860-11-30

0rlocal ueaknol, norVuls dcbv l14 rplIlll. unludn
Wea1nol o. Ne limbs and back, ndilpnlon and lno1
pahilly ~ labg gnd n1Y, dnllnli q Ippr1hsn1oa.
- q mamoy, aScrrlon % oocloly, iJsS q sollls1s
, 1860-11-30
SECOND nAND PIANOS !.
Ateat bargains alwA' IN sorr: prices nom tSOl sIo.
SIC

One Of the largest and bert cataogue- n Music INV
puhlshed All the mn.ic ard muric b@k- publlAhsd "a
the United States for e tli. establsl NJ, nj Martins
eele'gated Guitars 81 kinds Of Musical instruments
and mu-e merchandse 81 The loass prices Music sent
whenevtT ordered, post raid Catalogues sent Z, Sil
literal Discount 10 dealers, teachers, ssmI Iss and
clergymen.
, 1860-11-30
MARINE HOSPITAL,
Port Townsend, June %, 1858.

Port Townsend, June %, 1858.
nR,P. ~. o'BR1EN, LATE RESIDENT PHY-
" slcian and Surgeon Of the County Hospital, San
Francisco, and Of the hospital Of the Sister, Of Mercy
nov IN charge q the Marine Hospital At Port Townsond
DIR O,BRIEN is also prepared toreceive private pa
uente. He alien himself, too with the hope that an
experience Of sixteen years m The praoo of his proes.
sion. hoth private and hospital together with thorough
medlc0 chFu gnal education evidenced By the proper
guarantee Of diploma 10 that effect will obtain for him
the confidence Of the citizens on Puget Sound.
Letters addressed
P.M.O OBRTEN, MD,
...r Rort Toanlsnd,
yin Be duly acknowledged lTu
, 1860-11-30
dsttul aubIitaticus.
Leonard Scott & Cas-
REPRINT OF THE
BRITISH REVIEWS
AND
BLAcKWooD's MAGAZINE,

EoNARD SCOTT CO, New York, continue to re.pubish
- the following BRITISH PERIODICALS, viz:
l. The London Quarterly, (Conservative)
O. The Edinburgh Review, Cwhg)
g. The North British Review, CFree chureh)
T. The Westminster Review, CLiberal)
s. DlRekWOOd's Edinburgh Magazine, TOryO
These Periodicals ably represent the great political parties
Great Bran-Mhg Tory and Radical; but politics form on.
one feature OF their character As pro
found writer's Science, Literature Morality and Religion.
they stand as they have stood unrvaed in the world Of
letters being considered indispensable the scholar and the
professional man, while TO the intelligent reader Of every class
ey furnish more correct and satisfactory record Of Inc cur.
rent literature Of the day throughout the world than can DOS.
Sbly be obtained from any other source
The receipt Of ADVANCE SHEETS from the british pph,h
ers gives value TO these REPRINTS nasmneh as hey
can now be placed 10 the hands Of subscribers as
as the original editions.
FOR any one OF the -Four Reviews, per annum a. %
Ior any two Of the four Reviews, ..... Is al
Ior any three Of the four Reviews, ,,,,,T 40
Ror all four Of the Reviews, - 4 m
Fer BlaekWoods Magazine, ~ 3-00
for lakewood and one Review, -. 50O
For BackwOod and two Reviews, .., 4 90
For BackwOod and three Reviews, " q O0
For BlackwOOd and the four Reviews, iO 90
Money current In the State where Issued win be re-.
eeyed at par. vs. U
, 1860-11-30
TO THE AFFLICTED.

and honorary Member Of the Philadelphia College oi
Medicine, calls attention 70 the f0lOEnR maladies In
the treatment Of which he guarantees cure Diseases
OF the Brain such as Epilepsy Apopexy, Tushes Of blond
N the bead, ILLUMINATION Vt Its different tissues partial
and complete Paralysis and Insanity and all Functional
Derangements, such as lOss Of memory aversion 70
society, m-anthrOpy, timidy nervous excitement frUm
slight causes self disrust gddiness, headache ringing
IN the ears confusion Of IDEAS love Of solitude optical
illusions, disturbed sleep aud incapabiify for labor and
study Also IN diseases u the lungs ard air passages
such a. Tubercular disc consumption pneumonia
or Inflammation Of the lungs pleuriits puFsy asthma
humOral or RpasmDdc, bronchitis layngitis and ali
forms Of catarrhal aections also diseases of the liver
such hepattis Inflammation Of the liver
bladder and ducts, aundice, and those diseases which
impair ia functions such Panama fever, bilious and
nermitting tevers and the consequences which these
disorders leave behind them.
Also diseases Of the Stomach Ench as Gastritis or in
hammatiOn Of the Bowels, dyspepsia IN all its FORMS
which destroy appetite aud dgeslion Flnulency Dys-
entery and DlrrhRa; also diseases Of the Kdneya and
other urinary organs. such diabetes or an excessive
How OF urine Albuminara, commonly known as rght's
disease lin this complaint physician nor patient often
times suspect the presence Of disease until t0O lle the
most common symptoms are general indapOsiiion with
drOpsical swellingl calcn 10 the Kdneyn Ueihra or
Bladder enuresis inability 10 retain the urns q, st
OF Inflammation Of the bladder, and all other disorders
OF the urinary organs; also diseases O the womb and ia
appendages, such as Irregularities Of The MRNsEs when
excessive detective suppressed or irregular prolspsns
other diseases Of the parts. In the treatment * anv Of
tue above Diseases the Doctor has many new remedies
and guarntees perfect cure IN all cases or the money
will b returned All consultations (by letter or other
Address DrL. ). .czAPKAY, San FAnclsco.
, 1860-11-30

GRowEo RADIsHEs IN CoAL AsHEs-A
gentlemanof Hamilton, N. Y, writes @The
soil in this vicinity Is altogether unsuited for
growing radishes. ], however, raised them
excellent the past year BY sowing the seed
in coal ashes. The radish grows vigorously
without injury from the worm"
, 1860-11-30
AtE9ANDRg ORGANS /:

Five stops. In rosewood cases al6O; stops, DO. Do
tls0 stops, with p,nussion t7lS; II sirra 40, 90.
ts75 Each instrument WaInitd to Awe salsisrior q;
purchase money refunded ~
, 1860-03-06
WORKS ON THE HORSE

4 EAT0MY AND PHYSIOLOGY OF THE
- AoHoE-Wtth many Illustrations. tnc largo
sso vo' by II. Dodd.... -rs.et, g. 90
HERnERTS HINTS To lIORSE-KEErEl:<-.
With Chapter On Aule: and Ponies. ........... 1.:5
oouDS AoDElS HORSE D0CToR-...........l l.to-
1ouATT On THE UoksE.-.-.-..-..-...........1. LIS.
Lnslcy. 1oo
MAsoNa fAHKlER. ...,.........:...............1 Loo.
daQS cts.
Mailed, postage raid, on receipt Of price.
full assortment Of Agricultural Ind Horticultural
Works for sale By
, 1860-03-06

TORTGAGE SALE.-De e efau1t


4t1 Aa'En: t7 male by Feri;rarh E. Feebea and 10
srh Prau. la Ii. t3yIe: Ut pn1tt IT teHaln mnrles
sp.cld11 IN Ill u,nttase uttIs executed BY them
on tue sixth lay u June r. l-s: u mos4aRo
d-ea5 n4ust4asr., he eEs Isd hl> GpScty
unsrl written the .outtwst enate- south ~ Chicago
ard Koek Trad u iscs.on NC. frrfD In town.
tlp NJ. saryttre. 35 Eurh "f -as NJ" :esra t east
IT The t:rl : T,1r, %!IaG TIA tfruntty COUNTY.
sta,s ng HINES :ur:r nc :~d the Nveosdsrs Id
or sid couLy Book No. Two. pa,c nv- AHndrri and
n:=e- Aau utl Of said noztssYFx ~ II
undersigned. IN like capacity tho wtst haf " the south
west af stc:iuu t :a: "a t taWnthlp thirty
tcTE u 1orh of Fa<e tssn cst of me thlra princi.
L nsrz In the eonnty aEa staat afIe*a!d AID which
1acr mo,ssec wasscordeI IN Sad ose IN Roox No. Two
paEc IKE bu!ure! AID tue.sc. -
Of GeoS eoutg ani Spee Gsnmaaoucs or tie pupo-e
Hc;'tu in SAID mortgages, will in putuaEc: With The po~srs
thereia a,h ea: !! yc=te sell at pnhilt Aeeon for
Sth t, the hs!*st t!r. II 'he noh do1s or he Court
H9use IN Tie CITY VI h. county of loS AMI sEe NJ
on he 1:th day vt April A. =. Is<o a taa oesck
n u Il sid day. SAID +a:ces Of scsl eitatc,
70 inusa al th rrrcas hrref ;. NAV be nsceaasy 10
naset shnea Of InGnes seeurel hy tht sa!a nO<use3
respectively with the aa q taId a1s Tbs
lands In each uluE+a:e !alt otly for lha monte.
tnfseoy tSeied aE1 net EsOies erred by Tho
other I.61.a.r. L.c. FAME FEkER.
A&teE IN chaaecty " c.,7x t"unty. an1
Special couhI',.loner.
T&
, 1860-03-06
THE ELLlTtlUkiE (sUAi:lL
l. PELEEI1XEis.

NJ %sssss a .1v s q n* s % H.. ss2s
king Of narl ,ucs, AMI rls-ta %tf Il Ic.trrElens
ine extensive qrA,I ssls c.! T'r \ A'ss' 1.lt Nsw
harc yet prs.ce Int very -ll ors1n OF ID aud
even that utI n setss: that H. 'stit '1!f1 ni lr
erisahr M chur Is. scs br -, ir, XIV. US an eae
IN ax II e Il. acckt!L ainpuu: Vi l:hoe suf.
III %: .s'os prsS v1uns lssea,sed m,ehee,.
the ,tg .s1i.u 10 w'.S Lstn aa TT .fts
come when t4s nst ess:, wsr s<sanx sSr rue
Eess csnps'srt l-t.as'y as, .;nk raa
II iatre+!eeia: ,s Esserc ea,sz rsvss;st" IT., t9
wor.s results, rati uf"n nj ns II.
ii q ~ "a s ~ Sa sn oa, - s,s s
III Rr.1:o iocxs Tie alsaa:a:=s of tbs Eaehou Ma
lit LII ~e Il, ony :,opounds.
sd-It can e ea.:y Transport a. to any1eTo:e p:ee-
of 1eetr.han 2.Ss 'snns :asas It having Iut
cug sSrases an b. z-r1ce, In ,s.. than
d. inues. t. ccs: not to sxees oae dosas AID d1t
ca~..a set Of sus:aee, vii pn:se..pe ten times tho
a1Dolnt VI qa!.z ik-t the ~ri.ht metal viii
s ss e saI IF ne I'LL perform In
Chill require oneto41h the power that con.
..h@I' pnStt1s. % ias = < uniformly, and to anen...
tha. t7noot b. attained vita tho st11np.rs In fact il
aee. to iss III i:ahiansl ~oesea ktst as!ts.. - |
1h hc lsbcs 10 Eca III iaaF soa:,, vii pss i il
readiness for operation.
Win tnese advantages. pasc The mill before 'ne
miner, es eonne3t that hts Interests VII
!s universal and 1.opt.Ju-
The mills Will nu maautserred 4. tf.c wellE=cwn Ell"
eliae Of SAMUEL Mewry. usse..t!!r. Gahnecs!c,
and nothing but th test nf Salisbury aI >esi!r znn vii
he used In tte1 Euctou or m Is ind speH.ab - ~
n1atx mill bc durable without Et cJ III t14l All Sol
mechanism The reputation Ct this e.t.tsameas ~, 20
9ssrs {, 1
r;osAaTEI Mo%EY, uietnsii:t. cosa:. III receive
FFd:e of MiIs complete. with s<ss fuseszns. .
Surfaces.
E,eh extra SIT Pulyeri1!1s suFEIccA. LII
1rs.hzx71v 4, e. ELLrTHnRPE 4 GO.
, 1860-03-06

GROCERIES,,
tentou OF the trale:
so hh1s a1uscavado Sugar,
125 do Porto Rieo do
10 do New Orleans do
800 bbls Chicago Refined Sugar,
$50 do New York do do
IS bugs Old Covenant lava oodss,
125 DO Lasuira Coffee,
$50 do Bio do
as do :Gocha do
1co hhls Flew Orleans molasss%
100 do Cuba do
IS 3 % % ss|ss: ssgssE0H'ssyEaR' r
IS do Portland do
AGO hlf Ghosts Qroen and Black Tea
$50 bx sawyorss White 1rasive Soap
200 do Jesse oakloy's do do
800 do A1Palm soar,
100 do Star Candles,
- do aterIco do
90 do Horld o
$50 bbls Smoking Tobacco.
100 do Chewing do
as butta do do
$50 fancy cadd.os do
ITO N zmportod Cisars,
so iara macakoy snufs
a75 boxes oswogo Starch.
s. bags Topper,
IS do 8pics, 25 boxea aQlovsss
IS cases A l Nutmeen,
- tea Primo Rice, 500 uats oassia'
rs bxuPrime Codfah,
IT'S hf bbls a Whito Tishs
19o boxes Scaled Herring,
176 do Al do
19A bags Dried Apples,
IS bbl& Zante 0urraots,
198 boxes LayoE Rai4ius,
576 do II. Il. do
80 hfbxs DO do
500 coils Manila and Jnto Kops,
475 reauz Wrapping Paper,
375 bales do Twi1o,
ia bbis Pure Oider Vinegar,
100 do Dairy Ealt,
$50 boxes Pipes,
70. s,;s vssy lev Il. D. GILMAN CO.,
@a-w f51sonth Wa:eT Htreet
, 1860-03-06
IJESsNes Gnu Elquor5.
Hcnici,tcs, Sc.
Ti{E GREATEST WONDER OF
Il TIE H:NEfsEA1u ENTCEY.
PFuf. Wv1d}s Hair Restorative.

~. til, st. 1nn. Mc r::uccrs:: E.spw VIZ rualt.ls
rs ;eT Il j" II r. Wg.a o. H.! ~ Il ,r ;ox 1 snas lc,i. ~
i- bar .s. s:, rrdt:.e: must hsss ts ea''ct- when
e.'n: 'r" r.aais -eu::e 4 ea::.:sa'es are Euarn-
I" ''i4 liz. !' !.ceta ctcc1lI:. 2Gr u5eleas IcI
itIj far .ur ,t4s-:
l'uI c4l'cd lew lonths einc:1n III hsk!y tftsc1Ai
eHt. II ynus hair :t"sate va. ntu y! 10 s4kr up
r3y ~ a!H X ~t :y y'i -nsss M ~sc of sss
character. tisce leias since pro :csc ts ot
}t ss -. Wat I'D s,d Ed ~ J. o s1s' s's sea ! W.
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Inv M s" c:9sy tina hI- h:n t "'e f'r twe:.
tftsc SIX. YEATS I'D my -tni ~fff a.
.yt :t-r-. !sa lssc It VII IL. cFct
r:'r a'"'. noises jr.a due I" YOU fnr yoar valrate
:r dircr's"s. viii not have nccasi.t 70 c"a;r1'1 Fly
s'at"': ~" sss<cn =: !:s c'j rrt :s-3ra: i'cte
A:rc aad .e:n.. tswEs. A.y US yo;: may ,asP II
u"-t 'v". It'll ny 1a'c ::s.c;" IL at y",E aer:ce -
nyseif- aT ,.u:y yor:r 4. t. KaYMoNs.
woops uArn uH1:;,RSTl!s n*t1ass5fl f. q 's'e'
lr1fes-r Wtsd dear Sir: isa.t.,t the 1n:sooune
.tc . po7'on 4 'uy ha: f.,n the erte e. Of isae
very tang ..!c4. My alr l. r,w thIr: and rlty md
, - s ~ r /, Ee i iiSfnY sSf s the
Tr Under :rt'; ley. T. E7sx, ia nar!>tt1 Il, r"sn
4r .tals. a.. :stor ol tte ". ssasx Cunre!s 1t roos
9.1 9 a;s ne,raS " is 3Fs DY;e1 W.T. Yf rs Sn
l..ot.,l=Lo, jan. l.: 1s5s-
,ss': i;..:4 si:" M r. !" s ~ {as ..+ ns
H. .'rt! .rE !*Han,at"a, :a.!ruE aAt
,f i'm y saSs % snt 's 1.s a.o % rr.tofte ss nv al,
- : = ss% . s Gu 81?
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IL M ri IT, <s, IT, Na'; Sn .ea 81 i, sa
Druk .-+ :s7' an,- Ga3aA He:sesr.
, 1860-03-06
TRUSTEES S.ALE.-W hereas

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l. Mtrcna III Neisa anil ), In ". Fraser havs nsaltt dr.
f.ut IN the yEcuk ct thru pG' sty t@ executed by
them. Dated: The tweN+ytik III d!s r May. H. ~ In.
day ut January. D. lr+ with E'S.t 4 a!x psr e:Ht:
tao OF salA noteA ts:rc ii" ike hndf'i lars .ch Ad
Thirty c.n:. s.d ID ty ~ VI trust szr.
Gu. ID by raid MsAe!a! aEd tT4Str " I,t- with sa1
auss nlrEr the .l.rs -ne i1r> 1 coa.r3;nS
lot twenty CD: IN t!.k nuE'sr rr~ tnrr,!
and cue u tho eG.~l >cetto 8lk un tn lie Cy Of
Chicago with Tire tus:ia:. ami tE,rr"t 4ct1s tteuSn
tuate IL q! hcssu trn:y ot tuo4 and Sts or
NnoA wfca ste+! Ec-1rct u s hEc.' Vt tie Ke-
cprtits cf .at vk tuair In "rk X art'l*. PAGE -
Now r. iuIs, in var; with tue tnvr:S :Mt pro-
Visions s..l stL I.u i ca.aal Ea on the arpc2.
ton OF ht legal holder .: a.l 1cI.A ls nherAtaed
tsu%te<s will thr fourth Av af Sa~- H. ., LTD - len
clocx s ef ai y. vi 1t .1h auction tuF
ca.h the highest aitr tie -. lt*!t ptrta .st to
make IL. 1nuEsy dc us' sal ttons:r; noitr E'h H.
terrs 1n.1 thec SIS IT -Alt JatNIhs "nE IL.
Ehic7Su, February =, ITO. sANCE IL SESAE>.
Kiom Au. II Mt t-ot.pit.n Riact. TEus;ces.
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