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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-11-08
HARDWARE and QUEENsWARE

Cedarware, Brooms, &c. Also a large assort-
ment OF Boots and Shoes, suitable for Men Wo-
men and Children. Hats and Caps, Silk Hats,
and all goods usually kept in Country Store.
All the above named stock of goods will be
sold positively at low prices for cash, or in ex.
change for country produce, at the highest
market price.
following Run, June IA, ls56-lv
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-11-08

NDERsLEEvEs, Chemisettes. Cro,cha,
~ and Needle Worked Collars, Flounc;ne
Thread l.aces' Inserting and Swiss EJg;na
For sale by .Y.DRJGUT e. snng'-
May 81. 1856 'N'
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NOTICE.
FURNITURE POLISH

;. RAE'S Premium Patent Enamel Furpiturs
Pohsh'-This polish is highly valuable for res,or
ing the polish on all kinds of Furniture. GIass
Carriage Bodies, Hair Cloth, &c. Also for ' rs'
moving spots, hiding scratches, &c, Sc War.
ranted to dry Immediately and retain lis GLOSS -
rTlce oO cts per bottle. Sold by
June 81, 1856.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-11-08

SLACK, blue and brown cloth. plain and fan.
cy cassimeres, Kentucky jeans, sattnetts
striped coating, duck linen, tweeds, grenadine
silk, silk velvets. plaid and figured vesting, for
sale by Ely. BRIGHT & son.
May 81, 1856.
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-sneezrrs-~,1-
,c' rHr rELEeR.,

E,.uo,..i1 ~ Railway ops,
,hn ja'ed more 'hesirrJi
yhe me, telegraph T.
'eInan = ., of the stan
~. :! M!cAipine q,
r. o. Official capncj, IL
,o,ooih Of this imporrttam,
Sis SIui,eacy and saGt,
us matter is We
'wnOd ,rn and operate,
ny is q necessar,
J and besides tb;
: to the travelIer t%
Is in the cost %,
. mend it to tho
,a.s very manager,
AQiifpnt q
nd 60 "a Eric road,
tness52. BY the
''e suporin..
more than
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-11-08
aides Dress Goods

Consisting of Black Silks, Merinos, Alpacas,
DE LANES, Calicoes, Ginghams, Muslins, Trim
mings, &c.
Also fresh supply of GROCERIES of all
kinds.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-11-08


In these fire. :, the HERRING'S SAFE, standing side
by SIDE with those advertised warranted stand
per cant more fire than Herring 50 came orth the ac-
khoWedged victor not only preserving their contents in
excellent ORDER but being themselves in condition 10 {,
through another ordeal while the EOasted Saamande s; OF
other makers are badly used up in every instance and in
some cases Their entire contents completely destroyed.
70 me pnbIc we would simply say that during the IA
years the HeTrngs Safe has before them more than
Two hundred have passed through accidental fires without
the occurrence of a single loss
We would, therefore, caution purchasers against the
misrepresentation of interested parties The Herring's
Patent is the only Fire-proof Safe made in this city
which is protected by Patent Right, and we will guar.
anee Il to resist than double the amount of heat of
Ihnr Slfe lo,, Eun
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-11-08
THE SALAMANDER SAFES
OF
AGAINST THE wORxu
EVANS & WATSON,
No. 2G Sou.h Fourth ST., Phaadelphia.

Have had the surest demonstro.
ton IN the following Certificates,
that their manufacture Of SaL.
nlaIid 7 Safes has at length fully
warranted the Representations
which have been made of them
rendering an undOubted security
against the terrific element
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-11-08
HERRING'S SAFE

Il the burning Of the Artlzan
~ buildings, April 10th, and in
the GREAT FIRE in Market ST
May LIST. 1855. the genuine Herring
safe preserved the Jewelry Of Geo.
w. Summons & Bro. Books, Pa
pers, &c, Of Fisher & Bio. and
Edward Semans Il Co, after re-
maining exposed in the burning
ruins for nearly Forty Hours, ana
iproving conclusively what we have
always claimed for them, their
grea. superiority over all securities
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-05
e, S. COoP e Il, M. D.
TT H G Il O NJ

nFFlCE-At the Eve, Ear, and OrthopRdie mfr
~ marv Mission street, between Second aud Third
near Russian Baths" SAN FRANCISCO,
All Surgical Operations FREE 10 patients present.
ing themselves at the CLINICS, on Wednesdays and
SATURDAYS, at ~ O'Clock. p. VI. Medical men of the
CITY and Facihc Coast generally, respectfully In
yieid to attend the Inirmary Clinical days, when-
ever it may be opportune for themselves. augleG
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-05

W.. DR.. !. J.. tZAPEAY.--The gentleman whose
name forms The caption If thus notice Is one of the
few modern physicians whose application to his pro
fessiun and devotion To the afflicted. render HIM alike
nn ornament to the one and benefit to the other A
Hungarian by birth he sought VITA kos-ih to place
his country among the nations of earth. De-! ona The
oppressors rule, that her sons might rejoice ia the
practice % those prrccpts which are aiAe our glory
and our pride In his efforts 10 do, he has reaptd
the reward If In ctual resistance oppression and
"A home and country know him no more" Apart,
however frotu his claims upon cons deratiosI rs
a patriot, the testimonials nf character and capacity
which he brings enlille him to public confidence. to
the exclusion OF those who possess neither the one
or the other. As a gentleman his character is unfair
nished physician, his skill unsurpassed snd
to thos9 who7e mprudence has len upon them the
taints of disease, can conscieHt4lsly commend
him with the assurance that in him they Will find
friend whom to know Is great gain. The Dr's office
is No. and Arm0ry Hall. corner OF SACRAMENTO and
Montgomery streets, san Francisco. al4-2m
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-05
MINERS SUPPLIES
New Grocery and
PROVISION 5 . E.
JOHN d. X EATING,

NHAS OPENED an extensive and we'll selected
4 stock of choice Family Groceries, Provisions
and Minecs Supplies. at his New store on Montgom-
cry Street. near Garrots Saw Mill, To which he in
vlles the attention of community. lie will be in
constant receipt OF additions to his stock OF Goods OF
the latest imC;:atnns. Wis facilities Tor purchasing
being uneNceled bSh trader in the country. he l.
confident that his Goods and Prices will render the
utmost satisfaction to those who favor him with their
alroaage. The public will please call aud examine
for them elves Orovile. July u, le56.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-05
Matchmaker and JeWeler.

Matchmaker and JeWeler.
~ WOULD RESPE'TFULLY INFORM
EyAfthe citizens Cf Oro>ille and vicinity that have
CSAx purchased of Mr. RoSenlhal. his " Natchma-
king aud Jesxclry Establishment. on Mont
yomery street. and have located my self permanently
in the above business in this place and hope by strict
attention to business. 10 merit reasonable share OF
patronage in the above line.
I,cW guarantee to do Work as WeH as it
can be done dHgtrhere in the state.
ALL. KINDS OF JEWELRY MADE TO ORDER.
y B-Partcnlar attention paid to the Repairing
OF Watches. GEO. T.. SWIM.
Oroville, August IL. le5h. angllu
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-05
NrapjIte NliIq 1jutte Rero,1.
mining items

We strollel down the river yesterday T.
look at the mining operations, that are GO
ing on to an extent that We were not aware
OF before. We visited the claim of the Amer
lean Cash Co, who have just got their win
dam completed and worked about half day.
They washed thirty whcclbarrow loads ID.
dirt and got out about $50, They have got
everything in workmpnhke manner, AMI 80
far as our limited experience goes in mining
we should say thai they hada very haucv-
iug prospect before them.
other claims in that locality are doiu-
equally we'll.
The reports from the tluming companies aa
the river above, are that they are taking !,
out enormously.
The news from the ether side oi the riy4g
is a. usual only more 50.
The Texas claim, owned by Trainer, Fitli-
Wright \ Co., is perfect mint. Day la-
fore yesterday they washed out Is ounct-.
among il were some great dia,cst,8 nugget
one Of which was shown to Us. 1t was
beautiful specimen, anu Wc'gucu > tI>.---
They are "lucky dogs, and it serves the"
right They ought to be in better lueh.-
They have been hard at work for nearly two
years. and now that they have struck it, W
horc they may never lind the bottopL They
are all old sailors. and as jolly set of lrt-
lows as ever was set TO hand reaf, throw tAc
lead or steer.
TrNNF~-FE WIliG, A letter to the Il
ton Post, from TazcwcN, East Tennessee.
says:
:" / have the pleasure to inform you that
many OF the old line " hes in Nashville N
Knoxville are coming cut bold and openly
for Buck aud Breck, and taking the stump
for them"
&c The celebrated Backus troupe Of Nc
gro Minstrcls, give an entertainment at
the Metropolitan to-nj ght. We used to dror
in to see the boys at the San francisco Han
a long time ago, and listen with delight to
their charming mclolics. Give thoma call
ana enjoy treat seldom met with in the
mountains.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-05
DRUGS AND MEDICINES

PERSONS WHO WISH To PURCnAs.
cz5Drul. Fancy Articlr- or Pertmm,ry. viii j
E vrl To can At the OEnNllLE bEl I" SloR
II on Nonlgomcry, one door from poWncr stree.
near hs Orleans lotrl. The following lAt comprise
Il portion or the stock on h"nd:
S"dUtl Powders, QHninc,
Bnv Rum. Odof Viuoj.
Culn-n. Nitric Ard,
A,rc'> Cherry Prc'oral. Murlal4c Acid,
Crowa's ~ar-aIorlila andi'ue stone,
yellow Dock hmmtg-,
Town,enh's Sarsaparla, Oi OF Lemon,
S.ud's do OIL ot Rose,
Guv,ott's do O Of cloves.
Mustang Linament eli of Cinnamon.
Nerve al i Bone lLnamtntt ~ "l or2ahun.
Pain Killer. 'hi 81 Peppermint,
Essence ot Junaca Ginger.pll Of Amce'
Castor oil. en- OF Lavender,
Mofau'- Plls. bN tubels,
We Nlla~tero ointment, OaNe on,
UoIlaway', pm. Neal'- Foot Oil,
WGaht's Indian Vegc.abIeOA Marrow,
Pul. Res, Water,
Thomr,on'- Eve Water, Foket'. Bitters,
Thor,'- Extruct. Vine BIucrs.
cod Liver oil Strughion- Bitters,
Jane tApecorant, llareh"rn'
Ca,.nig. Arr,tic Acid.
Ount-tior Peruvian Bark,
Flea Powder, soda,
/ Asue and Fever Pills, Cream OF Tartnr
cholagogue, Homeopathic Medicnes.
shoulder Rracp- clue.
Tru.>es, Sponges. fine
su.prr,,ary Bnndages, do coar'e,
Adhesive Plaster, Old Port Vine for mo-.
CASTLE soap. cal purposes,
Old brown Winsor SOAP. Old cherry Wine. for med
pimades. cal pHrPoses,
Hair Oil-, Old Brandy, for meCi.t4
Bottle Corks, purposes,
Nin do ArmicA Flowers.
Sal Soda. Ib4uUriCe Root.
Sulnhur Su-apaulla Root,
Alum. Bni-nTn If Wild cherry,
Nfaie of Potash, Alcohol - per cent
Morphene, Camphene pure.
Laudanum, Iodine OF Potassium,
Paragoric Henbane Seed.
Gelsamn CardHfnon Ssdds, A..
LEEC ES.
Together with all the usual articles kept la DRt -
STORES, which viii be sold at reasonable prices
those who may favor win Il eau.
Physicians prescriptions accurately compounded -
all times Of day night
ALBERT q. DAY, hP0Iht CRY.
oroyille, August ,, 1856. aug2-ny
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-05
uWONDERFlh DISCOVERY!


IN MAKING IN EJACULATION SUNE ulNE
Il Vas H-d>rovcrrd y the Ucu and observing uiud ut
lNcai1y pos-e>~"d nol only Il hcathtH hul u fcluurh.
ably soolhiHg property. which seemed 10 quiet and
subduc the most tolrut Passions and to invest ttorl
man WHO treqnnntcd ttr spot. wtl Wonderful de-.
gree OF scl>rompIaccncy, AMI hariuunioua aud
friendly dispusitr"u towards the WHOLE WORLD.
and the conflicting elements at which it j. comp sro.
Tie therefore resolved wltha hrm.NulrnCc prcltimrllv
h- owl 10 take possession of tie excavation for tur
purpose ot establishing nn Institution. Whcrr Iroplr
ot ALl ARllE - aud opinions could satrtN and
harmonlou-y cougrcgltc Tor the tree discussion ot
the eNling oplC~ ui the day. fearless OF the slightest
risk ot any uupl,s-an collision
With this view, the DEACON IN connection with
MIR. CRAlhE has transformed This tnraluu into AN
ELEGANT ROOM, whch they have Designated by
The nhuc of The
SUBTERRANEAN SALOON.
Where they solicit visits from tho Bnchlnlu clubs.
Fillmore tiah> Frcmout clubs and Other gcnll, men,
with or without lub. md from mcmhcr- Of N-lauc,.
Committees aud Law and tlrirr Parties. from Sons
Nt Temperance aud Moderate lmhbrrs ot kas pbcrry
tobhlrs, aud rom that innunrrable Fraternity Of the
l'ck, Spad". Rocker. Long Tom aini Snicc. who.
uttcr day ot toil and Ehor, would ENJOY aa ultr OF
agreeable r-lAKnttun and social conversation.
HE DEACON us-ur's hi~ friends. that t(lt.V ill
n cct win most cordial reception nj The 81 BrEi-
RA\EAN SALOON where the fluids dispensed " in
he tGnnd fully etNd IN QRat, t"th"~c Tor which the
DEACON H. IA part indebted for has entllbe rcnu.
tatinu.
Oro,e. Jnly2S, 1896. jy2G.f
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-05
MAGNOLIA SALOON !
Next to Euntoon's Exchange, OroViIic.

NVNI 10 FsUhtOOhTS FN'hhhgF, UIONITI".
YEHlIlS cool AND COMFORTABLE RESORT
ID In, b"tu liltcd ap IN The ncatc>t possible man
ucr. and with eve s.ngl. to making tae most re-
ch"rchc establishment OF the KIND IN town. The
~; ;A\Dlt~. " ~, &c, Of the Irost SEIEt /
EE ANDS, direct trcm the Importers; and having
hu' Eft,e0ve Pracfe't NJ Mc bar. We ndtter our
-civr> thH cannot easily be ouidont in the mode
ot srtying up the latest ami moss ia~hionablr fancy
beverages, well as courtesy and pit' attention to
our p1lrou- JAMES = DitkEi y 60.
Montgomery street. next d"or to lluntoun's Exchange
Orotillr July l-JG NlI.u
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-05

.- ItEIu ~TEIkFli-1air pleasure IN io
g.. forming 'hr tri}riiItg pubitr. uud 10" cIu/ru-
, ut car ,tIIlr aui I}uti. cuhuI>, that llIc> httt
E.t-,.,! lh,' ,,-l kuoAu rln popular "uELEAN> Up-
tl.l aud tiGt tN,, arc Nos prepared to receive and
..utraiu r.,r lrcl- m th. bc-t possible tuaun, r.
~ ~ "r' r', ,riourd 'o mnkr lar 'ir 400, lot" per.
feet l' to tI. >ror und 'u entertain All WHO favor
win lhr.r I.ururLr WI'h the attention and Vie
known only +" lR~f CLASS HOTELS.
o 1Z-- Fs IL bio
-hali be sIrcHd with lhr very best ths and The CITY
NIrkti. clu afford. - THE BAR. uo hutI-c bar
shah clu ,.>crlu- Til" choicest quaitlic- of ia
Iuor> aud Wines served ~ nrat.l aud quicl, y and
,iioA q,1em-. nun cti' Vhru inform the pub
lie that The .'r'loubable t"l. - prc-des.
DANIEL REED,
FREDERICK STRIKER.
Orovjllr July II, 1~5G. N!4-t
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-05
NOTICE

NOTICE
THNIIE Cc-P ARTNElt,Ii IiiP heretofore, existing be-
II tween Brown y Hoffman. his DAY di--uiYrG
10y mu,unl consent All persons having claim, .-aI q,
the iriu arr, requested Ia present them for payment
and lo- indie h!tG, politely requested 10 call ~
mcdIa,rN und settle their ounl-, or h"y viii g.,
placed in Me hands OF un uiAccr tor collection.
-. A BROWN,
" T.. HOFFMAN.
OrWile, Angus, 20, l@56. aug@olt
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-05
NEW ORLEANS STORE
10 Dir. IL. Hcinimann, Corner Jackson and

10 Dr. H. Hcinimann, Corner Jackson and
Montgomery Streets san Nrancisco--Dear Sir:-lt
is With Measure that We notice the unboundcd sue
cess which has attended you in your practice since
your residence IN this state, now over seven Years
The gcud haN" done ANA the skill You have cNCr
ciSci IN the rur,> that come under cur observation
make 1t dult 20 let 1t hc known Ia the world and
particularly 10 those now suffering with disease
Nlosl of IL were we'll acquainted with YOU whilst YOU
resided at Mormon Island. aud witnessed there soue
remarkable cures which Nou eicct ed pnlirn's
who's" cases were pronounced hopeless by eminent
pllN,icnns. We have also seen VIII At you have done
for some of otr friends now residing at Coloma and
racrryiIlr, who after much pesuason and induce
meuts our part consented to 20 ana see yon when
they had almo>i dc,parcd of their lives They did So
aud returned. aud arcnrW living halcand hearty men
and read T. if this notice should reach your eye and
yuu are afflicted tax" our advice and 90 to Dr HEM
MANN. aud You viii never regret ii.
Dear Doctor. receive VIII our most hearty whrs
for your future welfare the assurance that believe
yuu to he of our most talented and experienced
physirats in fl,c State.
FRkrERIcW iIARyMASN, !
tpro!'r Miners iiotei)
JAC0n Wt<NLEMANN, fGreenwood Valley.
pr Greenwood Brewery,
JoHN GEORGE,
August iIAnNE,
JosEPu NEtINANN. tc,
tHARIlS 6ISS.
7. BrL.1, , rropr's of The
7. Il MLl, cr"tN Feder"le' P"cer'iile'
A. II. WALkER, FL Dorado Slide.
G. /RolcKK. (iirm ot T.. POppe co., Orovllle.
JosEPH GHAVEL, Auburn.
CHARLES kAsrELLI. spanish Dry Diggings,
7. EENNiNGER. Ur"p'r of BRIDGE Condemned Bar.
&. NoLtgR. Sacr1Inento,
X. FlSNINGER, do
g. RENsUD. do
Carr Hs>n, Michigan Bluffs.
CArT f. :. MUMFoRD. Mormon Island
HENRY TRUEL, RepubIican Iousel jackson.
This Testimonial was not solicited by DR. Ileini.
mann. ang.73m
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THE TOPEKA CONSTITUTION.

The absurd and glazing Inconsistencies Of back-repub
eanism only be paated the ground Of their chronic
character The principle recognised in the fourth and l
conclusions of the majority report Of the Kansas nyesg
ting committee applied to the Topeka movement would
efectually set it aside. We quote from the report;
'osr. That the election under which the sitting dele
gate John w. Whitfield holds his seat held in pur-
Of valid law and that II should be regarded only
the expression of the choice of those resident citizens who
voted for him.
~ That the election under which the contesting dele
gate Andrew H. Reeder claims his seat held sar
Of lao, and that should be regarded only
of the choice Of the resident citizens 0ho for
him."
The Rochester Union applies the principle involved in
these conclusions in the following forcible manner
at win be remembered that the Democrat denounced
Hon. John Williams betrayer Of freedom and as every
thing that is base and unprncped voted against
admitting Reeder But the republican committee re-
port that neither Reeder Whitfield entitled to a seat
because the elections under which they claim
seats mot held in pursuance Of law
Everybody knows that the election of delegates to the
Topeka convention was not held In pursuance of and
according to the reasoning of tho Republican committee
the constitution formed at Topeka should be regarded only
as the expression OF the resident citizens who voted for its
trainers.
Intelligent will not fail to observe that the very act
which the Fremont of yesterday condemned the FREE
mont committee OF to-day approves. Thus it will be with
the Topeka constitution, greatly mistaken"
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LOCAL NEW $.

TRIAL Hon. PHnEaoE T. HERBERr--The trial of Hon
Philemon T. Herbert of California for the alleged murder
Of Thomas Keatng waiter at Wizards HOTEL was re-
sumed yesterday morning before Judge Crawford Of the
criminal court jury obtained on Wednesday af-
ernoon and shortly after ten o'clock yesterday morning
the case opened by the district attorney Mr. Key The
foowngnamed witnesses examined for the prosecu
ton Patrick Keang John Elbrght Mr. Warren of Bos-
tom Mr. Devenois, Charles Quinn, Jerry Rerdon James
Quinn, Thomas Broderick, and Mr. Willard Dr. Miller
examined for the defence. The testimony elected
substantially the that heretofore published The
court adjourned before the hearing of witnesses for the
prosecution closed Messrs. Percy Walker Of Alabama
Bradley and Radcliffe Of this city, appeared for the de-
PENDANT Mr.. Key is assisted by NJ Brewer esq late Of
Montgomery county, Maryland
COURr CLAIMS, July lO-Chief Justice Gichrist de-
yered the opinion of the court in the Of Mary Rec
side executrix of James Reeside favorable Bill ordered
to be reported Judge Blackboard dissenting
Chief Justice Glchrist also delivered the opinion Of the
court the rehearng of the Of Lettia Humphreys
affirming the former opinion of the court
Judge Scarburgh delivered the opinion of the court in
the Of Isaac Swain The United States and D.
Beur The United States; favorable Bills ordered to
be reported.
Judge Scarbugh also delivered the opinion Of the court
in the of Hezekiah Thistle No. $780, claiming
pensaton as timber agent also, No. 1884, claiming compen
saton as the inventor of pack saddle Order TO take
testimony refused in both cases.
In the of Thomas NJ Naude the court ordered fa
vorable bill to be reported
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NOTICES hereby given holders Of s stock issued n
ant TO me act OF Congress Of aid July such soek 10
deemaele BY ~ teTs and will be paid Treasury
render Of the certificates heIso the
Interest thereon viii
department vi" continue purchase prior
day OF redemption, and win therefor following premium
addition 10 the day purchase win one
day. interest iof the money 10 reach the vendor
On such STOCK received the Treasury day
June and The 5ls day July inclusive, hall
me amounts specified IN the eerthcalesJ
On such stock received
one fourth Of one per cent?
And ON such stock received day August
@ accrued heeon and one days additional only will bs
paid. - =.
Certificates Of such under Ibis notice must be
duly assigned TO the United entitled
the purchase moneys aud when prior
rent interest also be present
holder otherwise such interest will be payable
And notice further given holders Of United
States that this department will purchase the
day Of June and The Isl Of December
sooooo shall be previously obtained and will for the
addition the interest accrued nom tbs day Of the last dividend
ofntere and days additional money
the vendor, the following rates Of premium;
On stock OF the loan OF 1872 premium Of 10
On stock the loans OF 1877 and le4S OF
And stock issued under the 9th September 1880
monty called Texan indemnity stock, premium OF
Certificates transmitted under this should
the United States by the party entitled the
sent previous the LIST July the half years interest
for the half that day will be payable him heretofore
Payment for all the foregoing stocks will made drafts
the assistant Boston, New York. Philadelphia
the parties entitled to receive tho money may direct
H.. .-.s JAMES GUTHRIE,
May 0s-diai2Nov Secretary Of the Treasury.
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To Druggists and the People.
May o9--dini2Nov

You hereby cautioned against spurious limitations OF Dr. De
Gfaths "Eectic Oi shall who
copyrighted bills This (genuine Electric Oil has cured the
Of Camden Of piles Also Hon. John vii
liams0n Huntingdon Hon. t. Klingurth, took of his
cu,ehes in one day and more than 700 Others IL philadelphia
whose Published In the Philadelphia Ledger
The wholesale dealers Philadelphia would
scamp guilty the rasca Of counteting In Harrisburg Pa
John Wyehe, caused
and imprisonment OF Valentine, who attempted imia
ton Of this valuable remedy.
g. PHILADELPHIA, May S, 1855.
To the People and Druggists throughout he United States
OF by Grah's Electric Oil Jos Free, West
Philadelphia of rheumatism Mr. Rodenbok Montgomery
spran Ogden, No $50 Fourth nam
nation Of bowels Mrs Maryland Provideaee shingles and caked
bea Mr. VIM Chestnut street, felon and neuralgia
Henry Campbe Lower Maon of burns and scarlet ever and
eighteen others. -
Every druggist knows that the only genuine Electric Oil IL
proprietor, office which
all orders be addressed 10 procure the genuine
Prof CIiAS. DE GRATH,
Old Office, 80 South 9Th street, Chesnut.
For sale by CHARLES STOTT,
July loft Washington, ID. e.
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To Teachers and Others.

THE Female Seminary for many years
direction Of Miss L. 3. English and recently Of Rev VIM
Clarke being vacant the intention Of this advertisement 10
applications from suitable DESTROYS
The building with furniture for boarding
apparatus chemical and necessary
with the good will Of the institution
specific Applications FOR the Institution will
be received hli the FIRST Monday 10 Apsust ensuing.
patrons the Institution
will accepted who considered altogether qualified
important
The reputation that the institution has sustained abroad and
very extended patronage has always received home
of eminent conducted wishes
public.
Applications may made the proprietor BY addressed
o subscriber. JOHN MARBURY.
GRoRsrTows, ID. @ July o. 1856.
July ll-eodtlst Aug