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The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-04-30
The Wonders of a Watch.

There are very few of the many who carry
watches who ever think of the complexity of
its delicate mechanism, or of the extraor
binary and unceasipg labor it performs, and
how astonishngly well it bears up and does
its duty under what would be considered
very shabby treatment in almost any other
machinery. There are many who think a
watch ought to run and keep good time for
years without even drop of OIL who would
not think of running common piece Of
machinery day without oilng, the wheels
of which do but fraction of the service.
We were forcbly struck with this thought
the other day. upon hearing person remark
that, by the way Of gratifying his curiosity,
he had made a calculation of the revolutions
which the wheels in an American watch
make in day and year. The result Of
this calculation is as suggestive as it is inter-
es.ing. For example: The main wheel
makes revolutions in "a hours, or AGO
in year; the second or center wheel, "a
revolutions in "a hours, or $500 10 year;
the third wheel, 1872 in "a hours, or 69.OSO
in year; the fourth wheel (Which carries
the second hand), LAO in "a hours, or
$4,000 in year; the fifth or 'scape wheel,
1860 in "a hours, or A, 1928, 400 revolutions
in year; while the beats or vibrations made
in "a hours are 3Ss, 800 or 14I,8l2,OOO in
year. Lancaster Express.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-04-30

New YORK, Jan. 10Th lS6.

New YORK. Jan. 18th 1864
At a meeting of the National Democratic Com
mittee, held at New York this day, it was unani-
mously voted that the next National Democratic
Convention, for the purpose of mating can
didates for the Presidency and Vice Presidency
OF the United States to be held at Chicago, Hi
nois. on Monday, July 4th, 1864
BY vote of the committee at a meeting held
September 7, 1863 the number of delegates for
each State was fixed at double the number of its
electoral votes.
AUGUST BELMONT, Chairman.
f. o. PRINCE, Secretary
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CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS-. - Smith OF
Butte, is announced as a candidate for Con
gress for the 3rd District Perhaps il would
be better for California State Convention to
recommend Mr.. Smith Of Butte, for an ap
pointment in the new Cabinet, as his expe-
rience in Senatorial canvassing emnently
fits him for a position where he can be Sc
crelly cloSeted with those in power.
If the war continues it might be to our ad.
vantage to have member whose system of
espionage is SO well understood and appre-
ciated. Possibly new military office may
be created to take charge Of the uniforms of
our brave soldiers. If SO, we would respect
fully recommend that the Hon. gentleman
be appointed Superintendent Of Wardrobes
- Calaueras Chronicle.
The above is severe hit, coming as it does
from an Abolition journal. The wardrobe
will stick to Smith and bis associates the
longest day they live.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-04-30

PAcIFo POWDER MILL CoMPANY.-A GER.
tifcate of the incorporation of the Pacific
Powder Mills Company, was filed in San
Francisco on Wednesday. The company
propose to erect mills on Paper Mill Creek
Marin county, and engage in the manufact'
ure of powder. The capital stock is put
down at 10000, and the following named
persons Trustees: N. II. Odds, E. Ii. Meyer
peter and N. b. Goode
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-04-30

EXPENDITURES, AND WHAT FoR-It would
seem to be impossible that the leading men
of the present party in power can have the
slightest idea that the debt of the country
now vast and rapidly increasing, will
ever be paid. Sixty days ago Congress
passed a deficiency bill Of $1,000, 900, and
now it turns out that we have larger def
cheney bill than was ever known in the his
tory Of nations. Af;er calling for thou
sand millions of money for the present fiscal
year ending in July next, the heads of the
various departments of the Administration
state that the 100000 was but one drop
in the great ocean of their wants, and ac-
tualy come before Congress with a def
cheney Of S9S 100000 more, making a grand
total of Sl05, 100000 short in their esli
mates of expenditures for 1864.
What think you, taxpayers, in this hour
of national agony, portion of this money
was expended for? S3O,OO0,OOo to carry
elections! But we, the miserable taxpayers
are nsulted by the military despots at WASH
ington, who seek to impose upon our cred
uity with the charge of transportation OF
S30,000000." Transportation of WHAT
Soldiers! sent home to vote for the perpetl
uatlon of the present infamous Adminisral
ton now in power. ". Y. Day Book.
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NOTICE.
TO the Stockholders of the Gardner Cop

to tuIe StVCKI1OIUtTS OF tnC UHTUneT UP
per Mining Company.
NOY are hereby notified and requested to meet
u at the claims of the company, on Saturday,
the 2lst day Of May next, to take the necessary
steps for the working Of the claims, and for the
transaction of such other business as may come
before the meeting. A. MILLS, President.
Office of the Company. April 9th, l864.-td
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COPPER GOLD AND Sill.
WEIR MINING COMPANY.

~ Office is hereby given to the Shareholders
~ of the Granville Copper, Gold and Silver
Mining Company, that at meeting OF the Board
OF Trustees of said company, held on the 24th
day OF March, A. d. 1864, an assessment of five
cents per share was duly levied upon each and
payable Immediately to the Secretary Of said COM
pany. at the office Of said company. No 10, Me-
tropotan Block. San Francisco, Cal, in U. S.
gold ond silver coin. BY order of the Board OF
Trustees
apr limo W. W. STETSON, Secretary.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY GEN.
TRIAL COMMITTEE.

Pursuant ito notice, the Democratic Central
Committee met in Auburn, at the Placer Herald
office, on Wednesday. April 9th. 1864. when on
motion of Col Newman, Hon. Jos Wakup. (who
represented J. G, Ball. Of Township No. i by
proxy,) was elected Chairman pro tenn.
On motion of 10 Hamilton it was resolved,
that County Convention be held in Auburn on
SATURDAY, MAY It'll 1864, and that the Pri-
mary Election be held on the Saturday previous,
April 30th, and that the following be the ratio
of Delegates for each precint:
Precincts. M DEL Prerilrfs Nc, No.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-04-30

The Missouri, "Democrat", the leading
Republican paper of the West, says:
"lf high-handed attempt is to be made
to force Mr.. Lincon's nomination upon that
convention, the attempt will necessarily be-
get revolt; from which, and for whatever
disastrous consequences flow from it, these
desperate schemers will be held responsible"
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CAPE HORN MINING co.

A I meeting of the Trustees of the above
- named Company. held at their office in
Forest HILL on April I'd, 1864 an assessment
(No. A. of One Dollar and fifty cents, on each
share of the Capital Stock of said Company was
levied, made due. and payable in coin to the
Secretary, at the office of the Company in Forest
Hill, on the 2Sth day of April, A. D. 1864.
j. G. SCOTT, Secretary.
Forest Hill, April I'd, lS64-a9 I'm
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DIVINE SERVICE will be celebrated at the
Court House every second (2nd) and fourth Ia nv
Sunday OF the month. Hours of Service ~
o'clock. A. NJ, and O'Clock PM
The Sunday School will meet on every SUNDAY
at O'Clock, Pm.
REV. ADAM A. McALISTER.
Minister Officiating
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-04-30
AUBURN PRECINCT

The Democrats of this Precinct are reoues,o,
to meet at the Placer Herald Office, on Satnrdea
evening April 3Oth, for the purpose of electin1,
Tour delegates TO represent them in the next
County Convention.-2t A'
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-04-30

TAKE AYERS PILLS for all the purposes of !,
purgatve, for Consumption, Indigestion, Head
ache and Liver Complaint. By universal accord
they are the best of all purgatives for family use
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-04-30
BASK EFT MEETING.

A Basket Meeting will be held near Orr,s
Ranch, on Saturday and Sunday May 7th and stb.
1864. Rev o. Fisher Presiding Elder, will off.
ciate. The public are invited to attend.
W. W. ARMSTRONG, Preacher in cbaroo
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-04-30

NS-The Stars and Stripes wants to know
what has become of the money that was in the
County Treasury on the LIST of January 1868,
and the amounts received since that time. AS
our neighbor is the most convenient to the Au-
dtor's office, and information from that source
being more direct, we would recommend that
application be made there, The Auditor and his
Deputy are both accommodating gentlemen.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-04-30

The Alta characterizes a recent shooting
scrape in San Francisco as zone of those
pleasant little episodes which sometimes
break in upon the general dulness and help
to render life in the metropolis of the Pacific
endurable,"
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-04-30
DIVINE SERVICE.

Divine Service will be held at the NJ E. Church
by Rev. William Wimot to- morrow Sunday ut
lOia A. NJ. and u p M, and rgularly thereafter Mt
the same hours on each Sunday.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-04-30

gsg~ The CIearfieId Ps.) Republican, re
fsrring to The Workjngmens' Meeting, held
in New York, says: "Whenever the work.
ing men Of the United States, who are the
producing classes, who made our country
what it was before the war commenced
make up their minds to act, something is
sure to be done. There is no human power
able to resist their mighty will. They are
slow to act, always preferring to bear the 'ilIs
they have than fly to others they know not
of but when longer torbearance ceases to be
virtue, they fear nc consequences; and on
such occasion their work is always well DONE
The interest Of labor is greater in this coun-
try than that Of all other interests combin
ed. 1t is true that when a country is pros'
porous labor is the last interest to be bene
fitted; but when adversely comes upon that
country, labor although the most numerous
and important interest, is the first to suffer"
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Nep tune G.. and S. Mining Go.
White, Red and Blue District, Placer

County.
a Office is hereby given that at a meeting OF
~ the Trustees of the said Company, held
April 18th, 1864. an assessment of TEN CENTS
per share was levied upon the capital stock OF
said Company, payable on the goth of .April,
1864. to the Secretary, in Sacramento City, at
the office OF the Company. .dny stock upon which
said assessment shall remain unpaid on the 2lst
of May 1864. will be advertised on that day as
delinquent, and unless payment shall be made be-
fore that time, will be sold on the 1st day OF
June, 1864 to pay the delinquent assessment, to-
gether with the cost Of advertising and expenses
Of sale.
PETER Z.dCHARLfS. Secretary.
Offce-.dley bet | and j, Front and Second $751;
Sacramento City.
.4pril goth. .-4w
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-04-30

The Albany "Statesman," one of the say.
age types of Republican papers, says:
THE proud and numerous party which
was represented in the Convention at Chica
60, no longer retains an existence 1t has
been dissipated by the action Of its chosen
head. The Administration therefore, stands
in the anomalous and painful position of
having no organized political support out
side the circle of its own office holders and
retainers-a very noisy but by no means
controlling fraction"
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-04-30

Ey- The editor of the Stars and Stripes
threatens to carry the war into "Dixie."--
Better look out, old Abe will nab you sure
for usrrping his prerogative. lie claims
that right for himself
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correspondent of the Portland Union
says Ben. Needham, formerly Of this city. is
insane, and on his way from Lewiston to
Portland, to be admitted in the insane hos
pital.- Yreka Journal
Mr.. Needham was formerly resident of
Auburn
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-04-30

STEAMER WAsHoE.-Captain Kidd's new
steamer "Washoe,' which is intended for an
opposition boat, made her trial trip about
the Bay on Wednesday, and gave general
satisfaction. So says the San Francisco
Journal
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-04-30

The Massachusetts Legislature has adj.
journed after spending the whole session of
one hundred and seventy four days debat-
ing and resolving about negroes. This ne'
gro debate cost the people of that State
S25O,000.
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SORE THROAT,
COUCH,
N0In

And similar troubles, if suffered to progress re-
suit in serious Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asth-
matte affections, oftentimes incurable
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES
are compounded so as to reach directly the seat
Of the disease and give almost instantaneous re-.
lief.
Agents for California, Redington & Co., San
Francisco.
.4pril 10th, 1S64.-1m
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Calaveras county peogIe have voted to
subscribe $40 900 to the Big Tree Turnpike
road,
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING.-The Democratic Pri-
mary Meeting will be held tonight. Let there
be q good attendance.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

FESllE undersigned intending to close out his
Il business i'll Auburn, by the LIST of May, this
come forward and make immediate settlement.
Persons desiring anything in my line can have
goods cheap for cash. WIN. b. WILSON.
Auburn, April 10th, 1SG4.-tf
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The wenches in Ben. Buffers department
are going to present him a sword. If any,
body is going to present him a sword it
should be the wenches; but it is useless
gift to him, for he will take precious good
care that he will never thrust bis carcass
within sword-reach of rebel, unless he has
been disarmed. Day Book.
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DIsTRIcT CouRT.-Ihe next term of the
District Court meets on Monday next.
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MINING NOTICES.
ROUGE & READY GOLD & S.
EHiHfNC COMPANY.

a I a meeting of the Trustees of the above
IN named company held ut their office March
18th. 1864, an assessment (No. ~ OF five cents
on each share Of the capital stock Of said COM
pany was levied and made payable in gold coin,
to the Secretary at the Office of the company in
Michigan Bluff on April, 18th, 1864.
n. r. d. TRAPHAGEN, Pres't.
JAS. SWEENEY. Secretary, apr2 limo.
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GovERNoR NYE.-rhe Virginia City I'm
ion says that Governor J. w. Nye took bis
departure from the Territory on the 18th
inst. He goes East for pleasure, possibly
for politics, perhaps Let not the maIedc-
tons OF the thousands who hold his-prom
ises, follow his to the effect of producing
many accidents on his way. Wonderful old
mani Wonderfuller old public functionary!
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CONSIDERATIONS AFFECTING THE VALUE
OF LEGAL TENDER NorEs The Boston
Commercial Bulletin Of recent date remarks:
An opinion exists that legal tenders are
dependent for value for their ultimate re
demption in coin, as pledged by Congress;
but paper dollars certain convertbiltv
into coin at the end of so years, would give
it present value of only four cents, if the
interest is seven per cent (the new provision
contemplates making that the general rate
in all National Banks) It's certain convert,
biIity at the end Of 10 years, would make
the present value not more than so cents.
The present value of our legal tenders is their
ability to cancel existing debts this, too.
despite of possibIy) an oversight of Con-
gress, in giving no pledge that the legal
tender ability of the notes shall remain till
the notes are redeemed. The omission ac-
qures some Importance since the law of
March, 1863 took from the notes their com
vertibity INTO six per cent. bonds; though
the convertibiiity was pledged to the notes
as unquaitiedy as their legal tender ability
Should, however, the legal tender ability Of
the notes be resclnded, they would thereby
cease from being money, and their further
vaIne would much depend on the terms of the
law resembling them.
Secretary Chase is puzzled for once
Somebody has stolen the plates on which
he printed greenbacks, and no clue has yet
been found as to where they are Unless
found very shortly. greenbacks will be AS
thick as leaves in Nalambrosa, because who.
ever has the plates can print Government
money" just rs we'll as the Treasury Depart
ment! The signatures are engraved The
impression that stamps the notes, also prints
the ''ofliciaI signature" 1t is aid that an
officer in Mr. Chase's confidence and who
was entrusted with the safe-keeping of the
plates, is now in Europe! But the plates,
where are they?
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Resolved, That we recommend that the only
test to be applied to participants in the selection
of Delegates to the County Convention shall be:
"Are you opposed to the policy OF the present
National Administration, which is subversive of
:he Constitution the Laws. and the Union of our
Fathers? Are you in favor Of speedy and
honorable peace that will secure equal and exact
Justice to every section of the American Union?
Will you support the nominee of the Democratic
National Convention?n
Resolued That these proceedings be published
in the Placer Herald and Dutch Flat Enquirer.
On motion. Committee adjourned.
JOS. WALKUP, Chairman pro tenn
10 HAMILTON, Secretary.
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The Grand Lodge ofOdd Fellows IN eets in
Sacramento on the grst Monday in Nav.
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THE PLACER HERALD.
AUBURN, APRIL 80. 1854.


80 Ball Chairman; 10. Hamilton, Secretary;
Nlchoas Lohse. Thomas Stanley, A. Kpp. Thos
Dodd, NJ W. Hassett j II. Neff George Kruder
IT, y. Newman, James r. Nickerson
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LaugbIh's EHPBctoIant Syrup.

For ooushI, oOldl, Group, WhOoping Cough use thu
RXPEoToRANT SYRUP.
WOguAnntsS the most speedy rtlisfby lElAE be.
RxPEoroRANT SYRUP.
The annoyance OfOOstant Coughing lsItsppod By
USING THE RXPEoT0RANT SYRUP.
Hundreds testify % the great s1sSllsnes Of ths
KXPEcFoRAHT SYRUP.
Difficulty Of Breathing ls relieved By the
ExPEoToRANT SYRUP.
Inflammation Of the Lang b cured By the
R1PRCToRAHT SYRUP.
chldrIa can use without fear the
RxPECr0RANT SYRUP.
AIthmI, Bronchitis and General Irratiou Of Ii.
Threats cared By the
EXPBOT0RANT SYRUP.
Price - Cent?. Prepared only b.
fSb2O LAHSdLINs Z BUSHFIELD,
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Dr.. stneGlAnd's MelllHuoul ooqRh BlI,ln h M.
rAnted % cure Coughs, Colds, HoSrsenslI, Asthma,
Whoeping Cough, Sore Thruat, Consumption, and
all Affections Of the Throat and Lunga.
For ale BY Druggists. General Depot EASt
Fourth street, Cincinnati, o.
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Tht Acknowledgements.


How DtTEIpRNoa WAS CosoUfE1b.-f
suffered al the extreme agoniel o. shy.
ness fOE many yeasi and nthe efforts 70
which was continually calculated 10
think about his ganchefi6, copy other
peoples manners, ete., had been Ia any
degree successful, Of bad been applAnded
rs such, should prObaly have gone on
70 AHpolatiOn, and have remained e0ns-
eiOus all my lie; but finding no eneouf.
agement was fortunately driven 10 utter
despair, | then said 20 myself, why
should / endure this torture al my life %
no pBFpOSei / would bear Il still ifthete
were any progress made, any success 70
DO hoped fort but since there IL mot /
will die quietly without taking any more
doses. l have tried my very utmost, and
ind that / must DO as awkward as 0
bear allmy life In spite Of Il Twin On.
deavOrtO think as little about Il ~ . bear,
and make up my mind 70 endure what
can't DO cured. Prom this time ! sIrug.
gled as vigorously 10 harden myself
against eensure as / ever had 10 avoid Il
. . Twas AetiDg more wisely than
! thoughtiotat the time, and succeeded
beyond my expeetatiOhss for I not. only
got rid 0fthe personal feeling Of shyness,
but also ofmost Of those faults Of manner
which consciousness produces, and 40
quired at once On easy aud natural man.
neT, careless, indeed, in the extreme, frOm
lie originating In O stern defiance Of
opinion, which / had convinced my.
self must ever DO againSt me rough and
awkward, foe smOOIhness aud grace are
quite out Of my wsyi and, Of conrsa tn.
tUrially pedantie ; but unconscious, and
therefore giving expression to that good
will towards men which / really feel
Bishop Whately.
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A scrub headed boy having been brought
up before court 40 a Wi.ne5l, the follow
loving colloQuy ensRsd. "Whsfe, do you
liV,I" asked The judge, alive With moth.
er." Where does your mother liVsi'-
"Sbe lives with father" aWhers does be
livt2" nHs lives with the old lolkS."-
"Whsre do they llvst" sHysths Judge, get.
ting very red in the face, a. al audible
smoker want round the room. aThSy live
& home" Where 10 thuuder's their
homer" roars the judge. "ThAtS where
I'm from, says the boy, sticking bis tongue
10 corner Of his cheek, and slowly tlos.
ing one eye on the judge. Here, M. Con-
stable, says the court, "take the witness
out and tell him TO travel. BE evidently
does not understand the nature Of an oath"
"YOu'd think different" says the boy, 20.
ing towards the doorway, "if was once to
give you q cussiu."
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mis- celebrated Toilet Soap, IA slsh unlJor.
al dsninA, Il pAds ifVn the sho lesst materials
d mlld and smolIlsAt a d natafs, fra
gFantly GosAtsd,A and prtFsmsii bsAsheial
~ iil Gstioh uPoA the Skln. I0Fnieby Al Drug.
sistI ana IADsy eopdI Dsllsn. nrls y
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spRoIAL HoqIoEs.

WEpllspllt Blls ian b C6fsati-
". 70 .agH haylll become enln.ltly successful m
amltltd, u 8ll u sd ~ q n N n
and lellil1I ~ " lgmqpla oSIl oiTIi Of llonl
ole y tatnly ltlf yllfl alddlht ne f5VtisI ia
attention especially % diseases olth6 ~ 6pikl
. - e ssiySS, y..Sa and ,eel q ln1sigl'
Hs M b soaIliisa1 II iisSiS ilsiasiSs, I'd
~ Wet ~ SIRED, daily flim 10 a. u, min q
Z. ~ s1cept iAiaidAy ed eapaAy. AdiFOn n
lelloistJ ~. = Z Dr. Y. b, L0cKR0R.!
o1la q 2. .. Boa 6iie. 81 iIj Mes ioTk.
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SUNDRIES.
100 BAGS Prime Rio and LAguyra oOneS,
lUO 90 BblI. N. o. MolAsISS,
80 " Golden Syrup,
80 HhdL n, y. Sugar,
so Bbls. LoTsrihE's Refined gugAt,
l000'KOEs assorted Nails,
Spices, Alum, 00pperAS, dAddSf,
Indlgo, Nutm0gs, Gloves, Blot,
Lead, Soaps, Candles, Buckets,
Tabs, WAIhbOGrdS, 10, 40, 4e,,
apo PAXTON. DoNLoN a oGLRBAi.