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dssngs Bank, Orange, d Ald upj AstsspolisaD
Bank. n
Phiiipshsrg Hask, nask VI cemnsassaa1k.
Ssssex Ssh, Newton, So sed spi AsssAasess
kxshanee 1k.
STATE DAak, Nss 1ssDssiekt - u thsCe0nsss
wealth. rs
s. =: ~ , s::;:s 1900 =. =
6onessst Cosaay D1nk. SamnsrviiA; Aussieae
1xehmee nank.
Tssssee DAakiag Co., Tr nsop = AID api MAns
haitian Uann
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0rvss eisklss Mills will ssll, this nssn-
log q o'siesk. . ios q ass Furniture bslengiae
70 nsa absst - Leave ~ atty. Alss, twe gssl
hos4ss, dsahls wsosa sd Aasssss, aal grsaa
varisly % etAs esods.
Nay 1-dlt
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1eiagHnne Neslee .

Elder r. Doriaa, sf ~ CAristian Church. will
hold seeiss u nsstinp IN this plass, ssnDsasisg
this svssing y u sslsek, ever ~ sssss = Ran
ssy, etannss = HAynss, Aaln stssst, asswsn ~
and stA. The pahlis azs rsspsst1ally invited 10
attend.
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. -aa5
DolaWaso 0uveonAy.
We have revised aaA eosrssted ~ follow.
ing List y ~ latsst 1vkees. AllAsss sAn-
ID ere - pr in PhiladslpAis.
Bank Of Chester Valley.
Bank II Chester Coalty.
Bank n Denvil1e.
Baak q Dslavsss ossaty, cAsstsr.
BaAk Of 0ssnaaaeuA. -
bAnk Of AontgonsfyCeanf
Cslsnhis Dsak, oolsaAis.
Doylssseva Daak, Dsylsstsun.
Easton Dsak. at uae1ea.
Fasnsrs' and NsshAaiss Bsak. 1astsa.
fasnsrs' 1aakef Bssks cesasy, Bristol.
f.l.:s:. ~ : s.s s,ss'i x !. ns'''
LaneastsY @. DaAk.
Ls1aAsa 11nk, - Lshanen.
March ChsAk Bank, March Chunk.
Mines' 1enk 81 Potisvills, Potssvilh.
StSesdsbusgA Daak.
CAtAsqna Hank.
Pottstown Bank.
Tho following Nsr Jersey Banks Of q
and award ~ also = pars
Darlinstsn Daak.
sssis.ss. cs..sy B.s $500 s.lisss s.''a'''''
Canbs6lAnd bank, 81 Dsfdestsa.
ysrnss. Bask Mount Holly.
ysr.sss'ssd nsseanis' Bast, Camden.
AseAaaia' Basil. u Burlington.
nsuhaals. and MaasfestsFsrs' bank, Trenfea.
s sssss Holly ss.s.
PrtaeSepa Aaak, at Prinsston.
49, naakiae OsaPsay, sslsn.
stAts -, OsnAsn.
0tass Bank, New Brunswick.
Dtats DAnk, Meuask.
Trssss. Dastisf cosgasy, Trssssa.
Untea LAX q krsnshtowa.
= - nAl
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4 unAneA-1mAan - bsdDhs ont ~
loss = ~. 4. AssllpA o., - IN Aers-
llR a1ns1 silA - Wsll-hns~s snasl I'D
nplaos - - ssnseass wAas 81 ~
1nssou ssseonGes vhs havs bssa IL the
bsha1 q e1lAing their livise thsfs.
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Ne Report Of he Auditor Of ~ etals u
indiana dsted February lss, lSoes
apn0rr pAv1ra.
AsiDiscoosss
Bank Of 0oshsn, 0oshsn.
Daak u 0espest, 0osport.
1ask Of ~. vsrnsa, NJ. Vsynos.
1aok A. feeAs (poli.
BaAk q nesksa1le, Wahash.
4 DaAk - 9olsm, 1ew Akasy.
< AaDk II ea1eQs oa1e1.
Bisealnetoa 1aak, 1lopning sea.
aQanbsl61s City 1aak5 cs1bFides City.
xxehaAR naakp 0LaeeeeStls.
0aAk u 1ndiena 1fehigaa CITY.
Canal Da.k, kvansvills.
Central pk, Aosanoys0s, fs6esms1 y Treas.
ursF Of Etate. Il. ssas To- 7se
Crescent City UAnk, Evansvitle.
Bank II ElkAst.
1roohvills saat, tn1tana.
Farmers. De1ke eoeessd.
indiana 1eAk, naAison.
IndlanA 1Qnsn Hank, Franklin.
HOtssky 0eeeb naak, Columbus.
LAPAeDD 4aek, Line.
PATks Cosnsy nanka keekyilh.
Isalsisc iey 1.ats t. Aasss.
RAnk 81 Ne1tioe)le
Isys.ss cossty 1.sk1
ns.s = s,vss... - NV Ai'say
Indian kssssvs Hank. M
Hoosiss BAsk.
UYnppwnnn-Ar o. ussNosY,ep
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q STORE ROOMS anae1 ~ New Hete3--l On
q Aain stsssty - q 1iteA etssee--all q vAisl
Will leas ~ ss1aii stsssss ~ ~ leI1evina
kiads Of bsslnsss 1saQ - pHennsy, Cent
1usnia1lag 0seds, na1Aaat 1allssioG Ladies
Yhes EslaSlishnsat, Millinssy. Dry dsods, Ca
fsetissAsy anA lss CEsam u yanily 0ssess5. md
Cigars md 1obaeeo.
Also, oae roen ssaneelsd With ~ hsase 1ef I
Variety Dters a. Dassav5 Ill u vhfoA VIII h
rsassd % tsrns assesdinS = ~ tlnss.
apr111 =. WII4xY
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oelIo4tnG Mswy oAGioo4 - ~! - naosss ~
= se1pss tAey - - Sseeese4 bssss
i;; :! :!
y. iis.ssA.
80 s.ii..s's.
;.:slI
Exeter ,xxsaGs.
wsstssa, spsissasld.
ssssA xsyaitoa.
Stark, Deaalastss.
Dsaby, Danny.
censS0ncus.
psseconesk Is
wooster. Daehssy.-
HatteEa, Dsehel al
y Cel1h1Gg, Qe1oAo1teg. ~ @
Nenahan0' kxsAsse6, Dsidssrsst.
Mssth Anss.y nUuses.A 89s
lswsatask, PAwsa3sek. ~
Mssdsssy, Woodbury..
0Ssaits Baak.
anoo1 leIAuDsa
q Bills q ~ H. RAode Is1nna Danl1, q.
ssps the follosing, uss now feaeived = III
6u1olk BsAk, visi
ss sss = s S..s .'s' ssss.s 81 ~
1neds IsienA Cen. *. Iivesesa
WAswisk 1snk. -. vssnsa
uuw Y09ks
Agrisaitsral, Asskimsr County.
Ds1symsn's .. Newport.
nnsstses5, beaaD. 49,
v.vs Z: ? Gs.l,sssssnss = ASses1
Ssnyss.a ia - go
49, 49,.
49, 49,. IL ~
c.asr.i yeS2 = ~ Ysrk. ut,...
w.. No.. I.s..sct
- ..TIN @@E
( cssSs.s ~. 49,
v v.s:s ~ C9; sss1 Fss'ps'
Connare, IL peytA A~sov.
BaaL Of New jsSsy. New Brunswick.
BssReo Csosty. "a ~ S. n
ksskani1' "a Masslasasrssss. 3rsstss
800 =. 'sr'rrv.r4.
W.ss 6. s.s,i s..l.
ssessdaae -, Hsnssdals.
1eak q MtAdlstAvn.
LansesteS Baak.
g MAINLAND.
nss.sr snd nessas.ts' Bank ,0fssnsboro'.
uAsy $3.50 neesssssvs.
S.npe,an 10 ossiep nsAk:
Aissfs' Saak o. assylasd, Cas- ssfiasA.
| vnesWA.
Ksavha.
1paas-A1tsgAaay.
oaIo.
CITY D6ak. Cinsinnasi.
sssAssky city bank.
Unioa Heak, kaAAsaky.
Canal = Uisvslaa1.
Hsassa Cesnty HAnk.
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k0Ok0k ke010lo College,
flsHE Directors u thissCeilsgs have inside ar
Institution viii be transferred to the large and
beautiful Hail Of the Iowa Medical College, and
have elected kes. Chas. A.. Williams, Priaeipal-a
genilcman we'll known andreoommsnded - possess-
ing al that tact and experience and those literary
and scientific quaiitcations, Fequisitcto tho COM
plete aud permanent sscccss Of this important en-
tsrPrise. ~ -
Marck a2I, under the superiat endanee u ~. viii
liams, sided BY competent aud sxpsrieneed ehsrsS
general discipline Of tho College ing sse)ect .
the supervision and approval Of Tie Board, with
the pledge Of their permanent cooperation and
COUNSEL. IL
itis.hs purpose Of The Board . bsildx - IN in
stitstion which shsn fnlly meet the wants Of our
siss :: T. !. ss s.s.
rs Hesitation Will henceforth 20 sxelasively
for lsnah pupils, and will comprehend primary
and advanosd departments, With the design Of e
altimats thorough organization and claasihsatieq
Kgsat pstroaage Il the community will sustain.A
This nSrnngensnt secures the cooperation md
inaueses Of d. Stafford, 70 whose liberalisy and
public spirit The Instituti0n II indsA1nd tses4A1
very levesabas sssns which have bssl
usa Il III roons. ses MI
ne tssns Il tuition will be, - -, III
and eight dollass psE quarter Tor erdIa1 stsdiss
with small additional sharge fox in11dsatal sx
l<nse. ana szs!e a>esgss Tor lAsiss 81, Ger.
nan. Music and Dl6sinG.
s:s. 7. ' S;'.-. Is: . as s:,.''
4. B,iasa.n. 9; Y. Ps,z1 lsIa,
K.s q SsD H.sss Ids. 8 Rssii.n..
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IL. 4; :: Z: =: !: !;
Z ]; !: ! |; !;
roons, corner 81 80 !. ~ llehases.
kays II opssatioa nswly-invsntsd sod a.
psu11ys ns1hinssy, uAieh snA6ass ~ y nsaufae.
surs betse uSeAs - nsss AhssalsRes, - r.
1esiee wusk etAsrvi1e nana1astaSe6 "a ~ e.
fosdsd 1os. MatsEial tss bedding, ete., prepared
y naeAta~y y noss aAifosnl ~ pssfestiy
prepared, sn1 ~ WORK ~ sepssios IN qsANty.
WHOLE6ALE AND RETAIL.
Msese y, 's5.Aly
SDeCSaS ToFn o Uoa91.
AIO1ECE 10 hereby given thaA 81 anthosity go.
IN ferrsd b. laws Shs Hon. Thomas y. Ciarset
Judessf ~ 3Ieel J11islal Dieaoio4 g ~ Seats
o. iowa, hertby ordsm and dirseis Gpeeial 1sru
Of ~ District Const To- Lss Csanty, 81 Ksoknk
oomnsnciHs u ~ esaleek - =. = ~ loastl
MoAaay II Nay, 1855, (beinG ~ twenty -1ouytl
Day of said month,) lns he trial q 81 srinina
06os 80 psn1ing - Which 10y efiss q sAat psr
tion u La ssuAiy fos which ~ Distsis4 Cpast Il
sssAlly helAsa = Kspknk. n osasd Juss@ ~
ssvsa - ths Ssrsstsk As ". 1855. 49, E3tt2se Z
attssd, sna : Ps1it JuEy viii ~ snnaene1 ~ ~
tfsasasAisas = sssh bGainsas . aax esiss . 81
OIL DisHiss Cssrt. = Cssaiy, Isva.
a.! - s.-..1
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chsapest and most Durable /;
chsapsst asA ness Durai y
Chcapeut and most Durable /;
Cheapest and most Durable
Cheapest and most Durable ;
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TAirA QuoStoY.
THE Third osaytsR " t1is osAsol WI - =
i Monday, 1latsA N, 10 ~ roons Asrstofcee 90
supisdin ~ lows Msdisal Collsgs, On The sosnsS
Of Cosesrs.sad fifth streets. lis psspsssd y ~
tabiiah - BAellsh ard Classical School Of sash
character anaains - shall plaoe 10 In the hlghsst
aeesfvenes WtA tels = VII - eeA-
$3.50 sne aaveeseeee 91Ys-
seat neatai ~ LIZ ~ -
- ~ vessesssspa = % Assfas eaenss
- ~. -
1nese vsii - seeefs. olH(evteee q TIL eosps
!. ssAs.6ss - 49, aspass1sson
@ lasSseS~s nesseasa - ses aassfai M
sn -
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kn 11L1. Dsyssa ~, - Nils. Clneinaaa Al.
~ 0ee1 su1aee e1esks se1sivs1 - spnden-
80 ' :. $ - llAsIolD ] xsouuk
I sy91Do1o Loveo.
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VI III Sues
OF all sises;
chsapest and most Durable |;
chsapsst asa ness Dursi y |;
Chcapest and most Durable;
cAeapes, and most Dsrsb!s !;
cEeapsst and most Durable /;
OF Approved and Perfect Rosw;
OF Approved and Perfect FoaN
OF Approved ia Perfect Form -
OF Approved and Perfect Form;
OF Approved aad Perfect Form;
And Universally Adsizsd !
And Universally Admired !;
And Univssnlly Alnirsd !;
= And ua',' a-,rs;
Ana uai'.'l 1aalls
For Sale At
For Sal. AZ .
For Sale 1t m
For sails 1t - 3at
Per Sale 1t
$. ]. d,
slth u ~ ).
sisnSf shsl |l..
sign u - ks.l.r..
|.n,,.o... y, : ...'.
spsisd
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&c s,A "a 49, = nansfasssrlsg psspssss,
weiea AZ tanss y DsspsssA o supply -
snee - IN, a N1vesahle les9s n
0kQN Ak1R NAcAIMu9 ass The neet
sanDaa xellahle two-thssaa naaAises II ~.
snd ~ 49, e0bsea n shs sasiss NsrtAvest I;
ka.ts!n psiess. g0asaxtssd V give satts1aslioe.
- 1T ALExAHDEs, AsDrt.
IseledSn 100 Lahe-st., Chicago.
Sanworse sewing Maehane.
ESOk ill manufacturing pSrpqsee. Sinesrsa ae~.
NJ Msshinss ~ asa.si 1870. n
puelis insist ~ Aasine aleis alesk 1T. kc -
byths0. 6ts9sr,t Hamily eSWiSk MaeKins Z II
latest pressntsd fos competition, and, being 81.
seaQ4 sitA fail knowledge Of the dsfsetS Ok other
s.A110 ~ en1l4S usss, has avoided Or suDsaisl
49, III Its }he handsomest Esvlne HSehiae
sssf - - - easiest 70 learn to opsssse.
~ ee9le nsehaniesl prineiPles ard QsaMtiss
- r. gelaasd by thoss sequaiaieA with
80 gtve assurance Of tkrfs b.
tvseay e1slts1. Apply ~ /. n.
~ d ~ l. s9s.s1s. go SsRplied srsAis.
nv - - LIZ 1lseet, Chicago. E
~ 0n11D ~ WM.8xODENyCR 49,
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NEW 001lER6 PLEA04 NOTIQ
TxafAeSv uassst AsAs Nsstd se10
w Dsstsatt r~assss HeMsstee4 ~
luE sabseriber now oaers orr AItissns tAe
chsapest bargain yet out. Dwelling
msuss large enough for ~ ordinary 1kmil1 -.
eiossd y neatly painted paliae fence, With Sod
wafer esavsnisnt, IN healthy .Aeetion and quln1
ssishberhood, within len nih pHNAlknt IL
riSsT CONF: FiHyrcLAIN
n tahsn ssor, saA ~ haA - ~ 1e1ape. A
-: s:ss.leii IN, ~ "a. - I
Tnaas--t2e3 neA IN pay
eemmodats puTsl FOR cash lin y
will ~ msde. SfSz9 8ssSs'
Inquire u M undsrsigned, Day's ~
Hxehenec-st corner Of 18th, OF at the olBSSs
W. ". Dixc1, Athcnssm Bsildings.
dis ?. A. URA6TON.
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xaAiana free 1anks.
The following quotations srs bassd up0s
he Report Of The Auditor Of ~ e4a1e q
IndiAna, dsssd February lst, 1855 6
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IL y. ROWH, IL -
nfUCB 81 Seeideaos seeaw q yeuSth ~
~ Coneest streets. KsoAnk, lava
, 1858-10-29
LONDON CLUBHOUSE GIN.


To the puhilc
rr,rrrs
r p,ra sra n,d y nIas p. wnd,
Srti6eia a,sis If Ssl h Il M ~ se,t NJ ~ ~
itsors sigbi vssss ~ | sn.I ~ ~
extensive .aes II tSe Cities o Kew Yopk
Boston and the Western cities has been pronounced b
the nnlc n u.I a. nv the hat rs dieal and
authorities throughout tie Uned States and he Canada
to be superior not only as beverage q geDeal use, q
any Other article competing Against o. bit . nnequaik
IN lis medcia efficiency in sl classes q complaints,
To persons travelling In these days rapid transit tron
East to West North 70 SOUTH aud moro .
aS Sc eTsas we isssn SIN & snS sea1e
ng men wa.et Is wen ~ tnsiL ale unhk.
, 1858-10-29
MURDER OF AMERICANS NEAR TUCSON.

MURDER OF AMERICANS NEAR TUCSON.
The San Francisco Herald learns from Mr..
Robert L. Doyle, of the San Antonio Overland
Mail Company, that two Americans were
recently killed at place called Dragon Springs
one hundred miles east of Tucson-and two
others dangerously wounded, by Mcxicans who
attacked them while they lay asleep. 1t appears
that Dragon Springs is one Of the stations of the
St. Louis Overland Company. Seven men were
stationed there by the Mail Company, for the pro-
lection Of the station-four Americans and three
Mcxcans One night it fell to the lot Of the three
Mexcans to keep guard, and as soon as the
Americans were buried in sleep they fell upon
them-killCd two Of them and wounded the other
two. They would have completed their work Of
murder had not one Of the Americans, man
named St. John, formerly connected with the
Sacramento Valley Railroad, succeeded in getting
his pistol. He commenced firing upon them, and
frightened them off, St. John and his surviving
companion lay at the station from Sunday to
Thursday, without water and unable to do any
thing for tho relief of their wounds St John
had determined to blow bis brains out on Thurs
day, il the mail did not arrive, being unable to
support his suferings any longer. Fortunately,
the mail did arrive on the expected day, and
carried them off. St. John and his companion
are described to have been in a horrible condition
when found by the mail party. Their wounds
had not been dressed, and large screw worms had
crawled into them and were proving upon their
flesh. With the exception of St. John, the names
of the other Americans have not transpired. The
object Of the Mexicans in numbering their com
panions was to carry off the stock placed at the
station In this they succeeded. All the stock
were taken with them in their fight
, 1858-10-29
Puget SOUND HERALD.
sTEILAcooM, W, IT,. OCT. 90, 1858
CAPTURE OF A SLAYER.


Inc Ohi'eu 9'a'os "r's D":P"" Lieut. oO"'
n. Maint commanding, arrived az Ney nes' On
the z2d August having sai'eu "oui oasua !"
Grande the previous oay' anu reported na''ns
captured SlaSer a let'er from Aey " est gives
the following ParucuarS: :,
AT oayhgn' sie u'soo'ereu . Sa'' Sne'u S'anu-
ing on tne same course as inc D"lP"'"' Wh'ch
gained on her rapluy uur'ns the day' Al iour
p NJ, the sa'I ahead hauled on the wlhu' as II
trying 70 get out Oh 'ne D0!p@" 8 course w"'ch
caused her 70 DC considered suspicious craft
Tho D0tphm tackled and stood on IN pursuit.
hosting English coiors, and nred blank cart
ridge, Which, not beng answered Oy the othcr'
vessel, another was bred at haii-past 4 f.M'' ana
this also being unnoticed' at I'm. she hrcd
a shot across the bows Of the suspected vessel
which had the effect Of causing her to display
the American flag at her peak; but still contln-
ucd on her course, and seemed to be making her
best endeavors to escape, when wclldlrected
shot from the Dolphin took effect in her fore
rigging, causing her to heaVe to and lower her
colors.
On sending boat on board, she proved to be
a brig called the Echo, ffom the African coast,
with three hundred and eighteen negroes.
Her crew were instantly confined and the
prize placed IN charge Of Lieut.. j. NJ Bradford
and Second Lieut. Charles Y. Carpenter ana
sixteen men rom the DotP"mi Win oruers 70
proceed 70 charleston, ). Z.
The Chdrtest0n Mercury, OF August 2Sth,
announces the arrival oil the Eeho at that port
&, A party oi gentlemen visited the reno. Inc
Mercury s'0'es tney were m"eh grained al 'ne
spectacle presented oy these savases, VINO ap-
peareu y nne Sp'r"s' anu entertained tnS,r '.S''
iOrs "'n . u'sP~y o' 'hV'r a"i'i''0s u uA"o'n
ana Singing tne,r uS"'Vs resV,no,Su ~ srea'
cesreo inc pOpular u 'ne o,'aA'n qua
he.~ ~ "'n s''s's '",! P'ss''''u sO,u u"U'
out 'nV'r VOICES @'' i"''''' s"" Suu Sli''I,
thelr leauer ~ 'neS0 aeeo'iPi'Siino.'S uiSp'"yeu
tne genius oi Mus"Iu VI "u''''" V"' u
, 1858-10-29
MARINE HOSPITAL,
Port Townsend, June %, 1853.

nR. p. NJ. O'DRIEN, LATE RESIDENT pay
- siciin and surgeon of the County Ilospitsi Sat
Fncic, and Of the hospital of the Sisters OF Mercy ID
nov IN oharRe ol the Marine Hospital at Port Townsend
DIR 0'BRlEH is also prepared to receive private pa
tents. He hatters himself too with the hone that on
experience Of sixteen years IN the pratce Of bis prO.
sion. both private and hospital together with thorough
medco crn gca education, evidenced by the proper
guarantee Of diploma 10 that ,f-ct II Obtain for hin
the confidence Of the citizens on PugetSJund
Letters addpssed
Port Townsend,
will he duly Acknowledged. trta. ~ l7ti
, 1858-10-29
WithOut Rav !!

ga These Baths improve the complexion. rendering
the skin soft and smooth and are adapted TO all Female
Difficulties. Ladies are rqu, sted ~ accnmpgny eat b
other ard every facility is offered for their enjoyment
They may be taken BY perOns in perfect health beir
the most lnxurinns Bath ever d. yisfd 2i.tf
, 1858-10-29
JOHN D. ARTHUR,
IMPORTER AND JoBBER
oiaagL or ati
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
JAs just RECEIVED, BY1LATE ARIII-
Ii walls frOm the East and will continue % recelve
large and varied assortment Of

AGRICULTURAL GOODS,
Among which are the following
on Yokes, ass0rted sizes, complete; y .
0x Bows. best Vermont mike IN cases Of dozen pairs
r0rindslones, assorted sizes--a large assortment;
OK YOkes, plain; OK bow pins; OK chains;
sChurns thermometer and cylinder assorted sizes;
'see Garden Rakes assorted sizes; Potato Hooks and
Spades;
;siss Spades Ames, squarei long and short handled
Hoe futile No. y assorted sizes California and Plant
atsel gnln and coal Scoops, bay Knives, 53
sCroNhar, Bledges, Screw Wrenches, Brushes;
LAY Cutters, assorted Sizes horse aud Wool Cards;
Axes Hunts and Colinss Store Trucks assorted sizes:
Hay Forks, 2, and tine, Tuttles and other kinds;
Barley Forks, large; Manure and Straw Forks; ! q.
Hay Rakes; Barley Rakes, best quality; .H| 4 r
esdsowers; Cuvators with steel and cast iron teeth:
qtoSe kakts. revolving and steel teeth;
EaFm Wagons, light and heavy; Harness;
Gaftg and Cart Harness; hames; horse Collars;
,Cana BarIowl, best quality, In cases Of ~ each;
Mlnches Tor the Mlnes Double Trees three horse do;
loWn steel and cast iron, Of all sizes and prices;
IloW Points, all klndsi Tiaoe hans; Post Augers;
gheese Presses; Cheese hoops; Well buckets,
1ain Cradles, Grape Vine and Grants extra fingers;
Axe, Pick, Sledge, Fork and Rake handles;
goln Mills, grain Mills; Sckles; Scythe Stones;
gaming Mills, as orted sizes; Extra Knives, xes;
SECTIONS, &c., for Reape; Extra Arms for Threshers,
tteApeu, M0WorR. Threshera, ke, l7I
JOHN D. ARTHUR,
1aeu land Washington street, uear Davis
, 1858-10-29
Ilisttllantous.
NEW ENGLAND HOUSE.
STEILACOOA, ". T.

Ss THE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING FITTED -
I'LL u? and cpered the above establishment, iii
desires to call the attention Of the travelling public ou
Puget Sound thereto and solicit their patronage.
The house Is kept on the Restaurant pinclpe; Meals
can had at all hours Of the day and night at moderate
rates. and always comprising the very best the market
affords. .
In connection with the Eating department, private
apartments have been fitted u2 expressly for Iodgngs
where the weary traveller cannot only refresh the inner
man, but refresh the body in clean linen and comfortable
quarters Parties travelling on the Sound aud arriving
after hours need Orly knock to be admitted.
The subscriber hopes by strict attention TO business
TO merit share of public patronage
2i:f JAMES +. SAUNDERS.
, 1858-10-29

Medicinal Diet Drink Of emnently salutary q1aitits.
manufactured by him ell exclusively, at his factory at
ehrdam, In Holland, ard well known during The last
twelve years Throughout the Atlantic ard Western es
IL Is made from the best rey that be selected
Errope, with the n aromatic Ialian berry, f
acknOEledred and extraordinary med cita qu ties 1t
has long since acquired higher reputation, both in Ed
roIe aud Am, RIGA, than any Other 1iuretic beverage.
AnAlyZ d, II l. PERFECTLY PuRE LIQUOR, in lis
fleets a mid aud whoes touic Il Is exten,ively
ued and approved by the medial faculty, the temper
anee peNple, heads Of families, &r.
Ia Gravel Gout sud Rleumafism, in Distinctions Of
the Bladder and Kidneys and in general Debility, ts
effects prompt, decided, and invariably reliable And
Is not, remedy for these maad es bui 10 all ca,
ia which they produced by drinking bad water which
is amist universally the eausc Of them, operates as
sURE PREVENTIVE.
For Fever and Arue It is one Of the most tleacous
.Jr, veniives fl.at cAn ha ried n
, 1858-10-29
The Aromatic eheidam SehnappS

Is consequently in geat demand p Tsnns tnyelng
aout To settle h. those parts Of the unry especially
we'll by many In every community where II has become
krown on account ot lis other remedial properties.
In all Of Drupscal tendency, Il Is generally the
only remedy required when adopted In the early stages
OF the disease 10 Dyspepsia naladies, when taken in
prper quantities. diet drink and especially al dinner
4 s found, BY uniform experience be eminen ly tfca
cous In the most Obstinate cases. when even the best Of
the uSal remedies have illcd to s I'd than mpO-
nary relief Ia cases Of Fatulency Is an immed te Snd
nvarabe specific; and II may be administered In diluted
and prOpo0nae quantities even 10 young ihfints all
those paruxysms Of gpng pain in the stomach and bos.
70 which they are especially subject, as well as in the
Is Ideious adoption in connection with the principal
meals when sense Of exhaustion dictates suse LeSer
falls to relieve the debility attendant upon pr0tcled
chronic ladies', liw temperament and exhaasted vital
energy, ly whatever induced These are facts 10
which many Of the most eminent medical men, both IN
which are cOrrobofaed by the highest written authorities.
Put up In quart pint bottes In Of dCz q,
with my name on the bottle, cOlk aud fac simls of my
signature on The abel.
Fur saIs by all The respectable druggists and Liquor
dealers in California and Oregon.
UDoLPHO WOLFE, Sole Importer,
% Beaver street, New York.
Caution to the Pubilc.
London Cordial Gin,
Cub House Gin,
20 p p IScheiddm iSchRdpps,
~, M. m Aedicdtcd Schnapps,
Royal SchaaPps,
gd ea17 ssHni de-, de-, dc.
Under The above and similar titles the liquor mixers Of
this city bottng large quantities Of adlerated
wholesome trash costing but little. which they hG pc
10 realize large profits by selling ia California.
Avoid all compOuuds Some are so skifnlly prepared
@ 70 pass Tor good Liquor except with the lest judges
u you would be safe, use only the long established
renowned, genuine WOLFK's scHIED N AROMATIC
UDoLPHo WOLFE, Sole Importer,
2I;6m % Beaver street, New York.
, 1858-10-29
RAT.H@a

BY which the most wonderful and quickest cures AT
effected without particle Of nasty and psonrus med
cine Of any kind and be makes very moderate charges
th"uIh he dors not attempt 10 swinde any into thI
idea that he does II all
, 1858-10-29

For Rheumassm, Paralyss, Stiff Joints, Neuralgia, in
cudiag Tic Doioreux Painters Choc and Lame Wrist;
all ctions arising from working in metals and pOsoas.
Aso Fever and Ague IOtermttent Typhus and Typhoid
Fever; Isthmus Fever; Jaundies; Diseased Liver and
Kdneys; Ihdolent Ulcers; Sirofdla Cancerous AGec-
tons; Cancer Of the Womb; Botches and Pimples on
the Faoci Diseases Of the Sexual Ogans Diseases Of
Ih Eye, and for the
Extraction from the Human System
or 0fCalOmel and Mercury in all its FORMS Ifon Lead Zinc
and oil other Metallic and Mineral Po.ons the almost
universal cause Of Rheumatism, Paralysis. Stiff Joints
Re. &c hrs prving the inquity OF medical practice
which EN-. llys uinous aud deadly posons in preence
70 cure disease Also, Poison from Oaks cur,d.