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Birth.
THERON Monday, Oct II, Mrs EDMOND TYLER, Of .
daughter.
Canada papers please copy.


WnIIAMs-DAvKY.-On Monday, Oct. q, at 81. Peters
Episcopal church. in this city by the Rev DR.. Beach,
rector, a. H. WILLIAMS, N D., Of Utica, N. Y, 70 Mrs..
AvARIsA DAvKY, OF this city.
Utica papers please copy.
RuMRuI- CooK.-On Thursday, Oct 1o, by the Rev.
Dr.. CheeveY Marshall RrnREI, Of this city, 70 Miss
ANNA c. Cook, OF Brooklyn, L. l.
Towr-ApAxs-ln Brooklyn on Tuesday. Oct. 70, by
the Rev. Mr. Nye, LouIs w. IowT 10 HELEN JKHNKHn,
daughter OF Phillip Adams Eeq., all OF Brooklyn
Stor-DAIE -oa Thursday, oct 23, by the Rev.
Charles Shellng sAAI- soons sorA DALE all of Brook
IN.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AT Greenfield, lister county, N.
" Thursday, Oct SO, by the Rev. J. -earee DR.. j.
" Novelty Of this city, 10 SARAB daughter Of Phineas
Stoddard, Esq Of Greenfield
TAoAAs-AssoID In the city o, Providence, We'd
pesdsy Oct ~ by the Rev Dr. Croker. Mr.. HEsRY A.
THOMAS, Of this city, 10 AMELIA, daughter OF Augustus
Arnold Eco. of Providence.
OWEN WncHr.-At Fort Vancouver, Washington Ter
rnory, Thursday, Sept. Is, by the Rev. Mr.. DAILY,
Ia. PHnir A. Owsy. AdJuant Of the Mn Regiment u
:. anuy, to ELIZA BEEos, daughter OF Colonel George
Wright, II, -
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News from Havana.

tn Unied States mail steamship Philadelphia Uap j.
Aoowap, which left New Orleans u "a. H. Of the Goth
nsA and Havana at sunset Of the ed, for New York;
rived he re- Ast evening.
The Phiadephia landed s12 600 In specie at Havana
br sgs 80 passengers and $4,000 in specie for New
York
m no little Of importance occurring at Havana
MA Blythe, the new Urited States Consul Havana
eur rcd upon the duties Of his office the 23d inst
ne weather was delightfully."- balmy and salubrious,
an winter visitors were arriving At Havana in large
nj mbtrs.
An important decree TO shipping trading 70 Cuba has
Ten published The tonnage dues which have hitherto
BEEN cole ced the full tonnage Of vessels taking any
catgo Whatever 10 TO be collected only the pro-
perton Of tons Of cargo laden that vessels taking
tuh cargoes viii not be obliged, hitherto to pay full
tonnage. The same exemption Ia extended TO mud ma
chino and light dues, which collected per ton.
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Canadian brands easier quotations with saes OF
though lower grade. we're irregular The sales
embraced ahonf $50 2su hbls. Rye -four and meal
unchanged whes-The market for prime qualities
1be sales footed mp about 90 $40 70 gl bush
els nc udng Chicago spring; ats 20 q as Ohio red =.
81 as 81 ~ and prime choice white Canadian sl 10
~ l2 and small lot reported AT ~ - and fair rcd
bushels Western Csc aGsssc Rye was arm
a. hc NC Oais-sou'heTn At 4lc state NJ
&c, and Western, A. csc s7c
Corrrr.-The public sale comprised about 220 s.rs
40 che remainder being wihdrs wnl atiOc
81 10 toc show ing decline OF &c a. below the last pus
Nc sale and 30 bags It Domingo sold 70 the trade 0Asc
ai0atc
tofroSTherc stronger feeling in the market with
doing The transactions embraced about 2eD balr.
based upon mdding upands Al ~ r..
fnfi.HIh-la liverpool anoui ~ $50 bushels wheat
srgaf.d IN hnk and bags ~ SD closing ariner l.o
2s I'd snd grain at lOisc lid asked 10 Glasgow gran
lid. and four ~ 81. Mates to Havre unch-nged o
Bremen uo bushels Of grain we're engaged ID and 80
Hors we're steady and prices unchanged.
AZ .Saes 81 ~ lo0 bales were nade Tor shipment a.
LIxr-small sales reported Sc lump
Motsssrs-Ahout ~ hhds Porto Rico we're sold al sac
less per cent for cash. The market quite firm.
Naval sroREs-smai saes spirits iurpeniine made
Paosioss -Pork-The market was steady with sale. az
about go bbls mess s2 while prrn. was a, SIS
sales Of $50 hhds ncudng country prime at &C. a-c
90 At - ~ ~ 81. ~ ell for repsrkei mess and s
sl2 Cut dull sales Of 10 hhss
were made al 7hc Hams were nominal al or Lard
firm with sales Of abou, Nn bbs and erces he isc
Butter and cheese were nrn with fair amount q ssics
sreARs again active and closed advance sbou
NC per H. The transactions embraced about hhfa IN
r.nnrs $50 Cuba At &C. 2ss DO at sc and ~, do tea
about Porto Rico 81 loo lVs1c remainder cuba
wmsssr duh, with sales Of 100 100 bbls at sac
Nisc.
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Tbtoi Rso1pr. TSdi Payments ntaf Balasss
Monday go. sT5.o70 % s7se5S "a sass Tss 20
tuesday 80. .1ls,277 o. 2s5 3lI ~ 13,sAs,72s 90
The steamship Atlantic, at this port from Liverpool
brings four days stor Intelligence from all parts OF Eu
rope. Tho news In insn ssl point OF view 10 not At
all favorable The ls,es, tecgrsphIc despatch from Lon.
dom mp "a the evening OF the Iath instant reported
very sre. decline 10 consols The London Times Of the
18th quotes cousck siss and in the evening Of that
day they quocd a, y 4 per cent being decline OF
x per cent The Of bis was the additional reurc
tons placed upon the money market By tho BANK n
Erslsod. Tho directors Of the bank rere N daily con
sui alton, and ga. expected % London iaat further
advance In the rates . discount soaid be necessary
rh London Tmo d ne tan, says
The letters nom Paris 10 day slIcge that the Bank of
HsD,e nAs lately con-. ssicd sib Nsssrs gs.hschiI "
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quinne combines IN remedy the tonic and strengthening
properties of The Peruvian bark and the pourshing qualities
pure cod liver OIL In debility consumption
scroiua neuralgia Indigestion, 6c this much adv sed
preparation has met with unparalleled demand ana
scrbed by the phy OF tn city Man actued
and patented BY GEokGE T.. NIGER CO., chemists, No,
80 Breadway.
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'ose s. 600 each fully nsurd d. w. johnson, Jr, Uses
eS,Nt, iul,, Insured
PHILABELrynA STOCK BOARD. ;,

PHLABHLPynA STOCK BOARD.
PmLApnPnIA, Oct 70, 1853.
socks steady. pep nsylvana SIS, S4k; Reading hsn-
rosa Ss< Long Isis ad Railroad, II; Norris Canal, i3h;
fenrsy ivania Railrs I'D, AZ.
NEw ORLEANS, Oct 81, 1855.
Cotton stiner ut quotations UNCHANGED Bales 70 Gay
s Soe saes nket closing stsaay sugar IS sass0d :.
charge on I0 idon, 0 per cent
Whsai-P rices are Q yi1e lower. .Apments TO Buffalo
80 900 bW .hels. Corn dull. sales ut 34c . 36c. No
Shipment. Freghts considerably Aghcr-2tc for wheat
" Buaak
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Court Calendar-Thls Day.
euY1KnD CovRT-Orcun Part l.-Nos. 1897, lSS, oIl,
ISL, ga, lon 3l5, 2l2o, 2l3S $50, 81, 2601 Part r.
NoS. 2lSt, 1898, TAT, ls1s, 2as1, esd oei, l7tl-
suyAUos CouRf-Nos as, 462, 46s, asa ass 4sl, lao
16S 20 ISL 49l 492 496 $780, 80 42s, So3, 2o6, a7s,
6o2 70 b01, $40, -. ~, rs, 289, SOC, 5ll.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRr.-Nos. so, 81 70 90.
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Tine YHR AND HARRISON OPERA TRouPs fulfilling
succo sfui engagement at the Howard Athensum, Bos
Ton Mr.. Harrson's benefit Friday last was crowded.
They an engagement at Nibio's in December
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TrEsDAy Oct. 2S-S Y, VI.
Asnrs-Salcs OF 50 90 bbls pots made At Sc
Pearls more plenty, and quotsd at sac sac
bREArsrufrs -tlour-tommon grades were heavy and
The higher and extra grades firm nj abou yesrd
quotations The principal transactions made
The sales footed about 500 300 bbls at about the fo
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nal Inflammation there unnatural rush Of blood to the
affected The effect the ointment dispense the 10
cal fever The pills relieve the system through the DO wells
ali morbid and irritating Influences.
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At the second board the market very fiat
small OF business transacted and q, the close
avery dull feeling prevailed Eric Railroad fell OF y
per cent; Cleveland and Toledo, ~; Reading Railroad
Cumberland advanced :. per cent, and nrm at the
close was reported this morning that portion the
specie engagements for shpmen, by the steamship Per
Ella had been coun,ermanded consequence OF the
arrival Of the steamer Illinois with the csloruis remit
lance. This might have been the time bu, as the
Persia takes GU, upwards OF million and hslf n looks
thooen the shipment pretty well up every ones
limit. Had the California steamer arrived in time there
might have been two or three hundred thousand
sent out by the Persia, but the Hermann viii AXE
urday enough to swell the aggregate expectation for the
week TO full two millions Of dollars.
The earnings the lncana Central Railroad in scp,e a.
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letters vegetable stomach biers In curing dyspepsia liver
ain and mpartins tone TO the Is without
parallel In the history OF medicine Sold by AL drug
gists and hotels Hosteter x smith, Pitsburv BARNES
PARK, Agen "a n Kew York.
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The Way To Secure Early News or tho Pre-
sidentfal Election.

The Way To Secure Early News OF tho Pre-
sidentfal Election.
FOR INSPECTORS OF ELECTION, TELEGRAPH OPERA
SOks, NEWSPAPER EDITORS AND REPORTERS
THROUGHOUT THE UNION.
The people will look for the Presidential cleo
ton on the 9th Of November To the Of the
Onion to declare the result the following morning. will
be for Inspectors Of Election throughout
United States TO aid the telegraph operators and editors
every o yse and city and for the editors and
On the night Of the election the Presidents vote alone Let
teesraphs that vote only on hs night Of
w sc9s s 70 The result W.
hope this plan yin simplify the labor make easier save
columns
1000 Portraits or Fremont and Jessie Sell
daily at . cents EACH and SIS hundred 80 Broadway.
Photographs, by a New Process. In Five
seconds sitting Ambrotypes instantaneous with the same
mail r. a. LEWIS i4s CHATHAM l street aS,s y
20 Cent Ambrotype Likenesses, with n
case Five hundred taken daily by the machine at 81
Broadway.
Whites ~ Hat, Fall styic.--l4s k'msS~x
street between Broadway and Nassau street.
Knox's Hats ana Furs, ala Broadway
corner OF Fulton street
The Raglan Overcoats, made from every
DRUMGOLD L PRoca s. 40 Fulton street
Season OF Furs-Genin, 2l4 Broadway.
socs the attention OF ladies' his magnificent assortment
superb frs, made in the newest and fashionable
styles. consisting OF full sets OF
Russian sable Mink
Hudson Bay sable Rock martin
Royal nine, Chinchlla
Stone marten,
GENIN, 2l4 Broadway,
opposite St Pauls' church
John Woods new Uptown Gymna slum
East twenty eight street, near Fifth avenue. VIII be opened
BACHELORS Hair Dye, Wigs and roupecs,
he best in the world. Made, sold applied al %
broadway.
Cristadoro's Hair Dye and Wigs stand I'M
surpassed in excellence Both for SALE and the hair dye
vatey applied, at No Aston House.
Hill, InimitabIe Cutter Of Hair and Wills
kers No Barclay street Hair dye a.. per box black
brown.
rokai, In Foil, Adapted for Those WIN
find tobacco Injurious Reaed at SA0MES segar and drug
shres.
Daguerreotyre Hands Wanted to GO South.
Apply to Il. N. TYLER, No. Is East Broadway.
Browns Bronchial Tr0ches will be found
of great service aayng bronchial Irritation and subdung
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Browns Bronchial TrOches will be found
of service aayng bronchial Irritation and subdung
hoarseness, coughs asthma, &c. Sold by all druggists
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DTuggists' Fancy Goods Exclusavely.-Every
article sold druggists except drugs imported By McaAk1
4 20 trCe t
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rokai, In Foil, Adapted for Those who
lind tobacco injurious Reaed at SAoMES segar and drug
-thres
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


TrEspAv, Oct. 9s-5 p. M.
The stock market opened this morning without much
change. The demand tor money Is steadily increasing
and the rates steadily advancing At The banks very
hule accommodation granted and contraction in credits
Of al! kinds goiag rapidly. The transactions At the
board to-day were large. saricm advanced x per cent,
New York Central Railroad, Il; Reading. y; Nohissn
Central ~ Michigan Southern declined 4 per cent, Pa
mama, "a; nhuo,s Central Railroad, a. Tho arrival OF
tho steamship Illinois from Aspinwal with about one
and three quarters Of million Of California gold had
particular encct on the market for II IL pretty well
derstood that Will ali 20 abroad this week In tho Persia
and Hermann
After the adjournment Of the board tho following sales
or stocks and bonds were mad at auction by Draper
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The Cnrarrh Doctor, q. Howard Marshall
Nicholas Hotel New York, for few Room 80
Hours, 10 TO Up. NJ. Consultation Free Cure CERTAIN
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Hill, InimitabIe Cutter OF Hair and Whis-
kers at No Barclay street Hair dye a. box, black
Arnx
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye and Wigs stand Un-
surpassed in excellence Both for sale and the hair dye
vatey applied, at No. Aston House.
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Daguerreotype Hands Wanted to go South.
Apply to L. n. TYLER, No. Is East broadway.
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The Park Bank Case.
SUPREME COURT-sPECIALT TERM.
Before Hon. Judge Roosevelt.

eCr. % The Park Bank, BY Reuben W. Ho'oes, Pre,i
den< Robert Darts and L. D. Fredrioks was
motion for receiver, and TO relnstAte the injunction.
The plaintiffs the Park Bank and other creditors and
they move 10 aside assignment made by Davis,
and also for recei for the proceeds Of the sale
being held at his store GA and 6s6 Broadway. IL al
logged by Messrs Cutler and townsend the part the
bank that the preferences To creditors fictitious first
The prefer to the assignee Fredercks So 0o0
Giles Porter, OF Texas, 500 600; TO Boyd Wilkins
oe60, and TO Thos Smith, 80 600 The amount due TO
The Park Bank 10 nearly 81 co., alleged have been
procured by overdras Of Mr.. DAVIS The defendant
nies all the allegations and contends that the bank has
wroDged and injured him in their proceedings. The
Court made order appointing the United States Trust
Company Of New York the receiver OF the estate Of
M Davis, and restraining the assgnees, FedericKs and
Others from acting under the assignment and auhoriz
ing the receiver sale of all the ioperty the
store Of said Davis and to retain the proceeds thereof
untn the further order OF the Court
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should remember that has provided
with drain thirty feet long into which all the impurities
Of the system be thrown and expelled from the oods
BY BRANDREThS pills you put pains and colds
into this outlet and hours do
ny any other method In months. over two millions OF III.
people of the United States have used the Brandreh pits
often been cured them when other medicine
failed cold a 43 canal four doors from Broadway
- per box with fun directions; 2t Hudson
Bowery by T. w. Dyott sons Phiadelphia and by re
spectacle medicine dealers generally.
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1000 Portraits or Fremont and Jessie Sci,
daily at cents each. and SIS hundred 80 Broadway.
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photographs, by n New Process, In Five
seconds sitting. Ambroypes instantaneous with the same
bath and coodon gwen or the by
mall r. A. LEWIS, lI2 Chatham
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40 Cent Ambrotype Likenesses, with
case Five hundred aken daily by the machine process 81
Broadway.
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Barnes Park 30+ Broadway New YORK. invite the attention.
and close
snd American patent medicines below
prces by The dozen, package, or 100 gross
BARNES PARK,
New York, Cincinnati and sAn Fran CISCO
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Whites ~ HAT, Fall styic.--l4s k'nsS~u
street. between Brosdwx NJ and Nassau street.
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BACHELORS Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupecs,
he best in the world. Made, sold ana applied al NO. %
Broadway.
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The Raglan Overcoats, made from ever
variety Of goods TO be had at
DRUMGOLD Il PRoCa 8. 10 Fulton street.
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KnOx's Hats and Furs, 2l2 Broadw
corner OF Fulton street
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John Woods new Uptown Gymnasium
East Twenty eight street. fifth avenue. win be open.
In a few days.
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ADVERTyEMENM RENEWED EVERY Bar.

FER HsIp, sItaatssss, xs., sss Gu I IN pages
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-10-04
VOLCANO AMADoR COUNTY SATURDAY MORNING,

through her delegation in the State Conven-
.lon as candidate for Congress from the
Northern District Without extraneous in
iluencc brought to bear on that asSemblagc
lof the Democracy from all parts Of the State,
without craft intrigue, or corruption being
practccd, but solely on account of his per
sonal worth, he received the most flattering
nomination ever yet conferred by Demo
cratic Convention in this State upon a Dem
ocratic candidate for the position. He was
nominated on the first ballot. But whatever
may he the position arrived at as 10 the po-
litieal merit of Mr.. McKibben, based upon
the foregoing statements, none who know him
have ttco opinions rs to his manly excellence.
With heart "opcn as the day to melting
clarity amidst all the vcisssitudes of a
miners life, and the stern probation of Cal
fornia experience he has retained the eleva-
ted impulses OF an early and more unelouded
day No man ever found any house in which
he ever dwelt, with "the string of the latch
pulled in;" no man ever come to his rude
cabin. or his sometime more comfortable
quarters, hungry and he fed him not, naked
and he clothed him not, thirsty and he gave
him not drink" In addition TO these emo
bling and attractive qualities OF heart, he
untes shrewd knowledge Of men. a wonder
full recollection OF events, a keen discrmina-
ton of points of political debate, unusual
force of expression, and a courage moral and
physical, commensurate with any emergency.
Such are the Democratic nominees Tor
Congress- Of unsullied honor, Of stainless
truth, whenever and wherever right is TO be
sustained, or wrong punished Messrs. Scott
and Mckibben will he found, either in their
capacities as men or representatives. We
have already consumed more space than we
intended in this article, but have yet failed to
touch upon all the bearings of the case We
meant to have instituted comparison be-
tween the Democratic nominees aud those OF
all other parties, which it seems TO us, would
have resulted most iavorably TO our candl-
dates;-but we must abstain and conclude
with the declaration, that we are for the
ticket, the whole ticket, and nothing but the
ticket y
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The Senator and thu sahoolmaster.

Abort days journey southwest OF Par
adsc, Illinois, there dwelt sclIoolmaster,
and if he's not gone, he lives there STILL
His name, perhaps, was Smith, and perhaps
not. He had kept what was called, by way
of compliment, the deestrict school, for many
years, TO the eminent satisfaction Of his pat
rons, who, to be sure, were few and far be-
tween Now, the Illinois Legislature, about
ten years ago, began to wake up to the i'm
portance of some regulations respecting
the qualifications of schoolmasters. Too
many fellows that could neither read. write
nor cipher, had taken up the profession OF
teaching in winter, not being aUle to hire
out at that season, or indeed get living
in any other way. They, thrciore, about
that time passed law requiring that every
candidate for schoolmaster should be exam
ined in certain branches of literature, TO wit:
the famous three RS Reading, Riting
and 'Rithmetc, and, to crown all, Orthog-
rapny.
Now, it so happened that the senator from
the aforesaid schoolmasters district was Il
lawyer, and a man of some education and
sense, aud he had been guilty Of voting for
the new school law When he returned
ture, he found, to his great dSmay, that his
former personal and political friend, Smith,
the old schoomaster, gave him the cut direct
AS the honorable gentleman was a politician
of course having an anxious eye to the
halls of Congress, perhaps even towards the
White House, who does not expect to be
President nowadays y he could not afford
to loose friend possessing so much influence
as the schoomaSter. He therefore sought
him out and directly asked him the reason oil
his conduct
"Sr.' replied Smith, you've taken the
bread ont o! my children'S mouths 2
4, Mr.. Smith? My good sir, will you
pray tell me how 2
You've obliged me to give up this here
school, which | have kept for something
more than a dozen years in this ycrc town,
to the entire satisfaction sof everybody
Smith, my-dear fellow, you must be crazy.
l've done 10 such thing"
Didn't you vote for this yerc new school
law
Yes
We'll, by that law you require things
that / don't know, and you've no business To
obligate no schoolmaster TO know
Such as what, friend Smith ?
Why, sir, you require 0rthcgroPhy Now,
its all right that master ought TO know
something of grammar and spelling, aud
rithmetic, and TINS Of that ar kind, but
when you compel him to know orthography,
tile scIenee of the heireaiy bodies, then you
20 beyond the length oI your lme-them's
my sentiments
1t is needless to say thai the Senator ca
silly explained the difficulty, aud the now joy
fai scbuolmaster resumed the BIRCH Boston
Sat Gazeite.
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A. Il. IL o Y, NJ. ID
Dentist.

s, Permanently located in Volcano,
trrS3.@3. having a comfortable and convenient
- Office with all the necessary Istru-
Ments Tools and appliances, will do any kind oil
WORK That pertains to the profession of Dentistry,
la manner which shall give entire satisfaction, or
uf money refunded.
Artificial teeth inserted on Gold Plate or Pivot,
rs S me case may require. Teeth plugged with Pure
ooid, or extracted. Childrcns Teeth regulated
NI'n necessary; and all diseases Of the GUNS, (the
mV,t OF which is called scurvy of the Gums,) cured
Ut NO PAY. Chloroiorm administered ii desired.
fu' Terms reasonable. .~SEz
oct y 3m
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The Romance of the Candidates.

The Baltimore Sun, after alludng TO the
ict.ons lately published about " Mr.. Buch-
anans youth" says:
THE candidate Of the republicans, Col
Fremont. being rather short OF political cap
ital, has been obliged to suffer his friends to
draw freely upon the romance Of his career
HIS recommendations for the Presidency lie
along the region OF the Rockey Mountains,
and extend over the vast uninhabited plains
of their eastern and western slopes. There
is some difficulty in concentrating these, or
in other way OF IN king them availal lie. -
Hence it has been deemed good republican
policy TO bring Mrs. Fc mont rather osten-
latiously before the public, as very pretty
woman 10 grace the White House. And we
are very willing to learn that the lady has
been nothing loath in this part OF the pro-
gralnmf, but has actually appeared before
crowds collected to see her husband, who
considered it inexpedieut to meet them. The
lady was his sufficient substitute, graciously
smiled, presented her boy, the grandson Of
Old Bullion was received with cheers
These are varieties in the campaign that may
amusc for the moment, but the unhealthy
effect upon the public mind will be sensibly
experienced hereafter"