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FS0SI As WsSterE Il. X. Gaxssts, CtiesFo, III,
We heartily endorao Mr.. Spa!dinE and his m
nyalled Ce?halio Pills.
FroDi sAs Sotahs,a Pafk FiH8sY, Nstr Oyl;ass, La.
Try them you that arc Athlete 1, and We are srre
thGt your testimony can De added 70 the ALREADY
numerous list That has received benefits that no
otner Medicine can produce.
FfCSI tEs Gazette, Dssss7o-., Iosss,
mr. Sp6iding wOuld not connect his mama With
Al eftIce Nc dio not kHots 70 possess real merit.
Frc5H shS AdUeyftSsy, PTovidsacs, r, L
The Ce2hslie Pills are said TO 10 a remarkably
e1ectIve remedy for the headache, and one of tina
very best Tor thht very frelueLt CONSTANT vhirh
has ever been discovered.
Hois; she 81. Lossis Dss-ssyst
The iElmenEe demand for tbs article fCevhslIa
PilIs) Is rapidly increasing.
From tIs R6RGSaa 7dEsy Stay, Rsssssks Va
We Are sure that percous suffering with tina head
Ache' who Try then, will stick TO them.
From the Adesrtisa. Procfds.es, r. T.
The testimony In their hvor Is strong, from ,hs
most Iespeotab' Q suarters- viz
From tAs Deily Nsws, Rsa0port, RI
CephaiIc Pills are taking the place of ell kinds.
FT0os the Commercial BElistia, Boston, Mass.
Said 70 be very eficsoIOus for the headache,
FHon ths Commercial, Ciaetn.a,i, Ohio,
suHerinE humanity can now be relieved.
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FfoEs fAs EzGn:asY, NorJo2, ~.
They hsye been tested in moro than a thousand
c.soS, with clti:e Eucaaas.
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r q Coleman, Md
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Il + Rawlings, DO
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w " Keen, Pa
c II Keen, do
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J J Mcleod, do
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From ths EoanIgXsr, Norfolk, Va.
Cephalio Pills accomplish the, object for vhioh
forms.
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hrs. N. cUIS
INDIAN VEGETABLE DECCCrI0N.

With regard to this almost infallibis sseoI6a
fosIlaT sentiment has spoken in decided terms
and tnS evidences OF this grsAt efficacy are sQs-
tanned by oonstaot syoSH.s OF curative efeots and
sEA M gPleSt rasa "a fem it's after Al other
reinodies add she bert mSdieci skill ha We failed
Let nc AEJ. In ooIc!Usioa, that certiiczteE
ourss arc not sought from the IlliteFete and su,sr
aoIs., but they are volunteered from tho most re-
sgecnote SOURCES aid Justify the highest tsrns in
which ~ ia possible To commend go ysInabIe a
specific TO public approval We may add also that
the curative properties Of the medicine are esualIed
Ing from disease with renewed CONSTITUTIONAL yiror
For sale By all respectable Druggists in this
siy' and By the Proprietor, MRS. NJ. cox,
None genuine unless her name In blown on Oh.
bottle and her seal on tile cork 49, "
?Tloe 81 per b0ttle, ak bottles for as
WAoIsSd'f 4gssI. X. =. T. CiSSEL Hrnr,ist
3eorsetoNn, u. c., Wholesale Agent Tor the biz
Tlot, and vii suEFl7 she trace .! NV srloes.
an Is-n
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p, READER,
Jig ERUSE The fol oNlnE staIr mont and th.n

fERUsE The OloS1HE stsS a. men, and thu,
AbhAM COLE, Of BroOklyn, ~ " We
snown cinzen there. had suffered from DSsDepsI.
tOI some eeTs, without permanent felief utfs Ia
ILeo a fh'S FILLS, which taken accoTdlng d
SIe uifechons Tor this comp amt, restored MIN 10
neesh IN lev weeks Alter an lHterIA .! some
HiHnto . ~ las he'd 40 retuTn Of his COMMAND
OEO. ". CROSS, Of Harmony, Texas haS Al
eruption on his neck. chou .ders, bAcT sDd e.
Nnloh covered about enc third Of mis- body ~ k.0f
oite1 raw sore, 'as of course VERY iron b.-.oU1
sno distressing. 40 so mGeh impaired has heafl a.
" nnnt hint or business and kept hiu an oODetart
tuneTlng. All medical aid falei Lin until h. fcCk
hiEkS .CUhpOUNp EXTRACT ~aRSA-
rhhiLLh, which cured him His akin slll shous
sone scsIs non the liberation, but q IL Otherais
oJQHN n. SROOK, EEs an eminent law,st oi
hlchho.o, Va, took a cold which Set<sc og Fl-
10. 20 o9ugh, which Wss soon followed by the uhtns-
Hkoble y mptoms Of consumption. Wb.n r-.ru.s-i
w t b3s nc commenced tax az AYERS CHIN
IEC t'bAL, ~ hioh sOoR stopped the cough
IND Ompletely cured him.
n frspaftd By DR.. J. c. AVER a Co., Lowell.
ma IS Sn's
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Ffcs; lbs Democrat, 81. C7cgd,. Miss.
lTJoU are, or have been troubled " lin thu had
AcheJ send Tor box, (Ceph4llo Pills > so that yoH
may have theI1 IN case o! an-attaok.
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E0Y ron THE SICK AND SUFFERING,
LET ALL WHO 4RE kEFL fCTED
Read!
AFfLY TIE REEEEy
sxIoLcE 1sMs ExILra

@~S~ C~e8h 1%H GASGA21fs
FTtsze. &c y5r gu6er! kTsyoE Els victim az snv
sithcBe uuniETcas ailments Nhioh ETIso fFon m
saritJ ofthc b!ooe! What are they, do yea ask
source Of iitc End he.:, ard it ts hrst eiemsri
Of orr bo:1g &c roasod 90 try ozHco whI1h Affects
lae :; STEM az ths Prise inl$ai( Rtostg. 10 ever
snt1n s>cT9tOlS, EhS SsaCiSlpS 2hOpnStisfn, Ne.-
so1s Do5its, EyEseFs1ss Liver C0a amt VITA it.
toEsoT .t 5ctsc'oE, snj the lEuL osE EiiE that
tesh u hoir "a, Gef.Ss tElr idsOaE orr N from Tie
bood. Dasn kinG1y thel and gently with tho blood
Use sbe St1!izlnE RESOURCES o. nature for its aid
and spior as 90 commend 20 y0.r confidence and
use thAt Isly valuable insdicamo1lt known a.
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
WIZARDS, UOTFr

- HOTEL.
J NaylSr, Pa
A NJ Fox, DO
w Sevprny do
Z w Ken laty, NY
J J Brown, Ind
a > w hitney 4 Iy,hIass
OaP Cassleman & iy,
n w Murrv, Ky
IL ) MagTaw, Pa
J : ReyHOld, do
Com A Ludlow, CSN
G c Flint, III
w Wilson. Ind
w F Clark, NY
B F CLARK do
X ETTett, Pa
a o Hester do
w J Hester, do
g 6 Loriug, Mass
+ Audrv,-
; w Tallmadge, o
l. Nichols, Mass
J \ Brady, Pa
& Sharp L son, do
" J hanwell, Md
F. X MYer, Pa
DIR Jackson, do
A w Seisminger, do
Miss Thompson,
c L Jones, do
J Thomas, Mass
c c Ford, NJ
J y W eSsOn, Mass
W x Montgomery, NJ
ID ID Lewis, Pa
DE- Chr mberiain, dc
& Nj I laser. Pa
w 7 bomsOn, DO
} + HaisCy, do
X L Mcdonald, do
n Burten, NY
+ FOOte, do
Mr. Allen, RI
c Gregan, Pa
u Wallace, Mass
II F Locker, Me
W w WhipPle, do
r ID Patterson, Mass
X ID Allen, do
II q Whyssl, do
A u King, do.
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FS0SI As UsSters X. r. Gaxssts, CtieaEo, III.
We heartily endorao Mr.. Spa.dinE, and his ri
nyalled Cephalio Pills,
The New York herald., 1861-10-10
DrJEUNER AZ TIE FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL.
spaecaes of Colcael {Sonator) Wilson.
Hov. Morgan, Rev. Or. Bellows, Hou,
George Bancroft, Rev. John
Pienapont, Lieut.. Colone!
Howe and Others.
Presentation 90 4 DaDncr to eaae
kesSEsGRg.
Address Of James T. Rrady ana Response
81 Col. WIsen,
Ea We

Tho Twenty second regmeos OF Massachusetts, coi5ne
Healy wilson, arrived 10 tkts city yesterday morrng
ss for the scat of Although tas organization
kUs month pa the rcg presented spienaia miii-
try appeararee % tae az glG they found gcbsen.
tai bre sS'uss awaiting hem the vicinity Of tho DEPOT
(which ~ pcaslel 10 DO srstico, wh!in 'the com
nssoseaoi werc conducted 90 the Fsssh Avenue
Hutei,
The New York herald., 1861-10-10
our LOUISVILLE CORRESPONDENCE.

LousfihE hy. Oct 6, 1861,
TIE kneoprccmts ts Aioa United Stotes Fleet b,ore NE
Ciy Of Ntiv Creaas-r. i:,siT he Rritsh Consul De-
taiaed by the Retas at-se,oii'sp Green, &C., DC.
The announcement made yesterday aftoynoon in tho
Bgsn of the appearance u the United States fleet b.
fore tho city Of New Orleans the evening q Octobe
and the manner Of luz reception has given rise to ice
theory, which is interesting in the detail and mpoba
be The came direct TO the headquarters Of Gen.
Anderson but The despatch announcing il s said to have
been addressed TO Tho Hon. Mr. Mrir Her Britannia
Majesty Consul, at New Orleans who has been for eane
days past IN this city Mr. Muir IA ieav ng Bowling
cen, whore he Ind been detained Cor sixteen days lef
IN behind him, To bring forward any news let
1crs &c. which riig&t arrive ai that point. a Haa can
uudcr favorable cireun ances, make tho tip N few
hours and " Is reasonable 70 suppose the rebels adea
,hc servant Ol Mr.. Muir ali tbe convesienccs N .hsir
power. III ths way tho receive zen. Shcr-
mans headquarters, at N0n and transmitted By tcle
graph 10 Gen. Anderson for iioa Nir. Muir
II will be remembered that subsequent 10 tho troubles
and correspondence between Governor More of OF
isana end Mr. Muir, In regard 10 The inlEessntnt Of
British SUBJ cta into the rebel army which cores ona.
bisned at the time ~ the Herald, the Ncw
Orleans rn!-tH ugod upon the ebe authorities uls.
mle5 Mr. " ir and charged him with completely with
the United states government in releasing these BRUSH
sub ccla. Indeed tho Papea grew very bitter and pr.
fonni towards ils ulr and tho who Of the influential
p o the cotton states engaged urging tho dmlasa,
Of th9 entire British topsga. representation II s uuw
ufde stood that action actually taken ~ the
rehoi authorities, at th Suggestion Of these oGrcis auA
Inquiries we're rropounfed 70 Mr., Muir which ebnld
have been put TO Lord Lyons There 6eins no British
The New York herald., 1861-10-10
DEPARTURE OF TIE FoRTY-FIFIn REGI-
HEkT


The iaay fifth rsgment-otAerwise knovn ss the litti,
regiment German Rles--leit this city yestcrd Y
for Washington. They struck aheir tents. or more
properly, quitted their quarters, Iaadsnann's
Park, 1T late hour in the afternoon, and m2rchcd
TO the foot OF Sixty. .Afih street, Eas, river,
proceeded 10 Eiibelh MI route their dcs nation
They numbered $40 mon including company sarp-
shooters. The following Is II list of their oncers;-
Colonel. ............. George Won Amsberg
Lieutenant Colonel ..... Edward Won " WfGllsiaW
Major. Charles ScnsGy.
Adlstant. August MiohacilS.
Quarterrlas r.......... .Hrr,m Rookie.
Surgeon. ...............l .llr. ldeer,
Assistant Surgeon. ........ IN Fesb bausch.
CiAFNln. ...........-.....I IHllp runner.
Sergeant MAicr. III. Natthtshs.
Quarle1naster Sergeant i. Netzngeg.
CJmmissafy Sergeant. ... August Schaier.
Hospital stewart. Mar1.
Company A--Cartain, Herrmann Wclcr: First IicUten
ant, Charles Ioerr Seccnd Lieutenant, II, Wcxci.
Company B--Captain Jacob Muterr First lieutenant,
- Hell; Second I.ianteraat - Bath
Company C-Captan, Il ". Schoene kerr First Lieu
tenant Henry Grassan; Sec nd iiertcnant l.. Bisk,
- Lutx; second Lieutenant. a. Tlhath.
Company E-Capta,n Charles Koch; FIRST lieutenant
StreCk.
Company F--Captan, G. Iaonhard First L,eatenant
VIM. Dayis second Lieutenant, II. Mend.
Company G-ccpaiu, Anthony Bracisln First I.eu
tenant, - Dunbcan; Second Lieutenant, -- WeisaRd
Company H--taptain A. hlckeilappt. First Iiuutcn-
ant, - sp.mgenbetg; second Iicutculnt, L. .fcrIer
Company Ifapain, 49, iiocli esucr FIRST Iaeute uant
- Nessauor Second Lieutenant +. Mersin
Company k--Calta,n ,-- WanyhaTt; tirst ieptenant
- Czertae!se, Second Lieutenant, - Eoifer isth
The New York herald., 1861-10-10
miscellaneous.


smr MILWAUKEE Rhodes at l'efast ireland, from One:
bee had very heavy weather Richard Tarraat scara Of
London, med q years ei from aoft Sept H. At midnight,
md los overhoard blowing heavy gate the time
Sep ~ lying in gale shipped heavy carfyngawey
mains.i,. aihng decks completely with water.
Snip BREWSTER Sparrow. at Boston fcm Liverpool, had
heavy gales the of the Pents nnd ,hc 18th ut lost
main oiai and opmaF staysaii ish. while lying % in
lae FROM Sc 10 IVY un1rr coSct ef main osai 1t s
weather c.w shpfed which stove boat, galley and
bulwaik, and shit ed cargo IL lower hold.
that ,srsed deck house and let considerable
between decks damaging !att Of cargo
BARR SCOTLAND, rom ayana for San Francisco, pat n,o
Mon,cvidea Aug ], icr provisions
RR Bnis cArHARIvr, English OF aud from roou Pos
disyRsed s1h u abous 60 miles of Caaso, and
toMea inlo picou alont 30 last
stNEFN BRls--Capt Hal Of the scr Water Witch Nt Fail
Eigci from Ba more reports u inst, Sn'shs Island WAW
20 miles, Iasecd The wreck OF helm brig snpf with
partly above could nor her (posnly brig
Florida Sc Doirso tor Ba taore. before reported
abandoned In q suking condition near Cape Henry)
scR OCEAN WAVE Of Washington, NC from Wes, indies
With sugar hd salt caYnred 81 inst OFF Chaiies
ton, while attempting u run the blockade. She arrived It
Phad,pha Stt inst, accompanied by The
Forward.
ashore on the nih, cf the III inst Maiden has
been M without damage taking portion oi her
cargo and proceeded.
CoRK, sept 20The bark Architect Putnam from Newport
for HALIFAX NJ, which put into Queenstown Sept caky,
has beea surveyed nnd must parity discharge,
RAxsGAgF, Sept 23The bark Cereal. Anderson from Dun
NIX !or New fgtk tbaas went on the Goodwin Sand at
iAs morning and was assisted on tbs afternoon bs the har
boois lnd arrived PM m.ksg but little water, having
iOst eais
Wfcstow, Sept 2rhis day al PM, the Austrian brig re
reta rain), from New York Tor Dnalin Hose
hours ana since arrived al kngstoYn, She ad Chan
mel pilot lrpn Cork on board
The New York herald., 1861-10-10

Ambassador TO the rebel government, tho authoritis
thereof conferred werc that important rank on the
Consul TO their most important port is Treatment oi
Mr.. Muir the injuries made and the explanations de-
mandcd by the rebel government, an inter-
view between Mr. Muir and Lord Lyons, and hcnce the
appearal here Of Mr.. Muir at this critical moihelt.
When Mr. Muir left New Orleans everything quiet,
but not 80 when he approached the northern h''soi
the conederacy He had become asuspclous cha actsr,
and remained under surveillance at Bowling Green TOT
iyteen days. His arrival at Bowling Green anN lit oi
the the occupation OF Ship Island and MISSISSIPPI
cy by tho United States fleet must have been nearly
simultaneous. Fearful Of the influence the news ol thc
capture Of these points and the consequent danger Of New
Orleans might have on the British embassy a. Washing
ton Mr. Muir detained. The rebels DID not dare ~
demand oath from him, and It WAS only after long
delay after tho feet by nacton hnd satisfied the rcbcls
thai here WAS no intention 70 attack New Orleans that
Mr. Muir was allowed H. proceed.
u IS no doubt owing 10 the serious nature of his dos
patches that Mr. Muir las changed his rpns, and viii,
instead Of meeting Lord Lyons, return irncdatey TO
May nc, the disappearance OF Beanreaard from before
washington aud tho capture Of Ship Island and bIsss
s'np CITY happening rs they did, about the same time,
have hal somc conncctioY There s no doubt that such
captare would create panic % the camp OF Bceure.
iaep Later rows Of an important character viii be
looked for with anxiety and confirmation Of the capture
Of the city reasonably expected.
THE NAVY.
MysTlc, 8, third class screw steamer VIM f. Ie Roy,
romman'ng, arrived - The Philadelphia Navy YARD on
Trs ay rom the coast Of Africa va Fernando Po care
de Verts lslaus, and albaloes w. The following
Isl = her oic"ls &C mp.aegi Wln q le Roy; i Lev
tenants, Wn. Haytgn and T Ahot SURGEON J. w Def
FREY; First asslsant Engineer, Charles H. Baker Third
Assistants, j. 8 Finney, Horace 9etgrie and J. B Car
pcaler Captains Clerk, G.. sifoti Paymastes's Ciofk
MOVEMENTS or TRANSPORTS.
Tie steam tratspogt @ a'5sGaacos hauled into W.
stream yesterday, and now Hs anchorei Ia The Aoftl
NJ steamships Ericsson pua city cf Rshnead have
been chartered ny the soyefnoeHs. ghe tst vessel :
loafmg with number oi horses and las steam GA, rec
tp 60 NJ any monfni.
The New York herald., 1861-10-10
the ENGINEER REGIMENT

Tho Engineers and Artisans regiment Colonel ssrrc
Is under orders Cor immediate deraruc but owing to
delay in the natter of equipments will not be nbe
70 leave before .omorr0w ltriaaNl.
The New York herald., 1861-10-10
HlpPlNG NJ & w $

ALMANAC roR FEw yonK--ruts
afsTs............ " NOON 10 s.
~ nsan w4rsR. ~ 5.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-24
SOOTHING SYRUP


FOR HILDREN TEETHING,
Which greatly facilitates the process of teethng soft
ening the gums, reducing all innamation-will aay
ALL PAIN and spasmodic action, and is
Sure TO Regulate the Bowels.
Depend upon IL, mothers, It will give rest to your
selves, and RELIEF and HEALTH to your INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article for ten
years. and can say, In confidence and truth of IT,,
what We have never been able to say of any other
medcine-NEvER HAS 1T FAILED, INA SINGLE INSTANCE
TO EFFECT CURE, when timely used. Never did we
know an instance of dissatisfaction by any one who
used It, On the contrary, all delighted with its OPP
eratons, and speak in terms Of highest commendaton
of its magical ef.cs and medical virtues. We speak
in this matter "WHAT WE DO KNOW" after ten
years. experience and pledge reputation for the
fulhment Of what we here declare. In almost every
instance where the infant is suffering from pain and
exhaustion relief will be found in fifteen twenty
minutes after the syrup is administered.
This valuable preparation is the prescription Of one
of the most EXPERIENCED and SKILFUL NURSES
In New England, and has been used with failing
success in
TIL SANDS OF CASES.
1t not only relieves the child from pain, but invgo-
rates the stomach and bowels corrects acdity, and
gives tone and energy to the whole system. 1t will
relieve almost Instantly.
Gripfi X In the II owels, and Winh ChOlfc,
and overcome convulsions. which, # not speedily
edied end In death We believe the best and suRnsT
REMEDY in the WORLD, In all cases OF DYSENTERY and
DIARHEA IN CHILDREN whether II ARISES from
tee thing, or from other We would say to every
mother who has child suffering from any of the fore
going complaints: d not let your pref udices,
nor he preiudices Of others stand between
yoar suffering child and the relief that will be SURE
yes ABSOLUTELY SURE-to follow the use Of this
medicine, If timely used. Full directions will accom-
pany each bottle None genuine unless the fac -smile
Of CURTIS & PERKINS, New York, is on
the outside wrapper.
eay- Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Principal Office, I3, Ceder ST., N. v.
PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
PARK & WHITE.
Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast,
l32 Washington Street,
may4-1y rmp San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-24

hECLARA of California, coun-
~ ty of Yuba, ss.-knOw all meu by these presents,
that Nina NJ. Peri, of the city of Marysviile county
of Yuha ana State of California; wife Of albert Peri
residing in the city and county aforesaid do hereby
declare ami make known my intention to carry on
business on my own account, and in my own ma e as
sole trader in pursuance of an act of the Legislature
of the State of California entitled IAN Act to author
ize Married Women to transact business in their own
name, as sole traders" approved April 12 1852 and
further declare that sad business will be the business
Of manufactur ng ice cream and confectionery, and
keeping saloon Tor the sale the same and that the
said business will be carried and practised in the
city OF Marysvilie, county and State aforesaid and
tina the amount of capital invested in this business
does not exceed five thousand dollars
In witness whereof, have hereunto set my hand
and seal this eighteenth day of April, A 1866.
NINA NJ. PERI. [sEAL1
In presence of Chas Gorham.
State of California, City of Marysville, county of
Yuba ss.-On this 18th day of April A. D. 1861 before
me, Chas Nj. Gorham, Notary Public in and for Yuba
county, personally appeared Nina NJ PERI wife Of Al
bert PERI personally known to me to be the ind ydual
described in and who executed the foregoing deeara-
tion as party thereto. and that said Nina NJ Peri
wife oflhe said Albert PERI having been by ME first
made acquainted with the contents OF said instrument
Acknowledged to me, on an examination apart from
and without the hearing of her husband that she ex
ecuted the same freely and voluntarily without fear
or compulsion, or undue Influence of her said hus-
band and that she does not wish to retract the
tion OF the same.
... In witness whereof have hereunto set my
seal hand and affixed my official SEAL in the coun-
''' ty aforesaid, the day aud year in this certi.
hcate first above written. CHAS. NJ. G0RHAM,
Notary Public in and for Yuba county, Cal.
ap19-sw
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-24
With Duck furnished and ma {
hydraulic Pilot or
Eureka.

My appeal is to the Miners of Tuba, Sierra, foo'
Colusa, Tehama, Plumas, Shasta and sisSiyou conn
ties. Give a liberal patronage and viii pleuge
myself a. man, to work great revolution urough,,
out the State regards eheapness of Hose, ETC. >
have two successfully operating at Nevada CITY, ana
one in Marysv lie which win sew sixty yards per hour
In n few weeks shall have one situated at Sacra'
mento. one at Dutch Flat, and one at placerville.
II INV wish and int, ntion TO satisfy the miners
that the Machine Sewing is far above hand Sewing
in DURABILITY and SPRENGTH IS heaten is from
the earth
County scrip will be taken at 30 cents from any one
purchasing Hose.
In connection with Hose sewing, I am pleasedt
announce to the citizens of Marysvlle and the sur
rounding country, that will go into the business o.
bag making and shall prosecute the same at reduced
prices to all who will give me liberal share OF their
patronage. All orders for House Innings, Awnings'
Tents Carpets, Garden Hose, Grain and Flour Sacks
&C, will be promptly filed az No. I19 Firs. street, Op
pOsite Plaza.
febl2-my s. HOWARD