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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-11
PUBLIC SALE

REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY.
WILL be sold nt public sale, on the pre-.
mises situate in Lower Augusta township,
Northumberland county, on TUESDAY, the
9th Of October next, the farm and personal
property now owned and occupied by Susan
Zimmerman. The farm is situated about
three miles east of Sunbury, adjoining lands
of Samuel Zimmerman, Philip Rem, Samuel
Lantz, &C., contains about Fifty Acres of
valuable ground in good state OF cultivation.
The Improvements are good weather. board =
ed house and kitchen, log barn and an ex-
cellent spring of water near the house. A
reasonable credit and a good title will be
given.
Also, at the same time and place the fol-
lowing personal property will be sold, viz:
Hay by the ton, old corn, and oats, one
tanning mill, one one-horse wagon. q lot Of
yellow.pne boards, two cows, one heiter, four
hogs, live shoats. two beds aud bedding, one
cooking stove, one bureau, one corner.cup.
board, one chest, one sink, one settee, six
chairs, one table, one copper kettle, a lot Of
barrels and other household utensils too nu.
uerons TO mention.
Terms and conditions made known on the
day Of sale by
PHILIP REM. Agent,
for SUSAN ZIMMERMAN
l.. Augusta, Sept. IL, lSjS.-3t
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Notice 10 PREACHERS.

A PPLICATIONS will be received by the
IA Board Of School Directors, Sunbury Dis
triet for two male and two female teachers,
until Thursday, September Both, when an
allotment OF the Schools will take place.
All applications must be accompanied by
q necessary certificate.
P. W. GRAY, ssc'y.
sunbury, Sept IL. 1855
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-11

IL DASyILLE ISTELLIGEHcER.-Mrs. V.
Best respectfully announces to the patrons
of the Intelligener that her connection with
it had ceased. The paper has been sold, and
will hereafter be conducted by Mr. J. s.
Sanders. as Editor aud Publisher. Mr.. San
ders is young man. who served bis aPpren-
teeship in that Office.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-11
Illinois Pnlitics.

ST. LorIs, Sept 4.--The Democrats Of the
Eighth Congressional District Of Illinois
have nominated Philip B. Fouke for Con.
gress, in place of Robert Smith, the present
member. Seventy ballots we're cast.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-11
Teachers Wanted

TVNHE Board of Directors OF Shamok
Il District will meet at the public
John Nesbit, in Shamokin township,
berland county, on the day eommo
Tuesday, the 5th of next month, at
p. NJ, in order to employ Il 8 teach'
winter schools of said district.
The County Superintendent will
and it will be expected of oil appl
possessing professional certifcates)
examination in the presence Of the Be
bly, to the spirit of the school law.
BY order of the Board.
ELIDA JOHNS
9th month, 4th, l75s.-4t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-11
AUDITORS NOTICE.

TINE undersigned Auditor appointed by the
Il Court Of Common Pleas Of Northumberland
county TO make distribution Of the proceeds Of
the Sherff's Sale of the Real Estate of JESSE
HENSYL, TO and among those legally entitled
to receive the same, will attend to the duties OF
his appointment at his office, in Sunbury, on
Monday, September eth ls5s. at ten o'clock A.
M. Parties interested will take notice.
A. JORDAN ROCKEFELLER,
September IL, lsss.-3t. Auditor.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-11

ca LARGE MELoS.-The present season
proved one Of abundance in the produc.
OF fine melons. Mr. Edward Gass fur
4 US, a few days since, with an excellent
melon, one Of q lot procured for his
iment. which measured 81 by 43
circumference, and weighed IS
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-11

NOTICE is hereby given TO the heirs and
49, legal representatives Of Philip Zerbe, Sr..
late of Lower Mahonoy township, Northum.
berland county, deceased, that by virtue Of
writ Of partition and valuation issued out of
the Orphans Court of said county, TO mo
directed, an inquest will be held al the late
residence of said deceased, on Tuesday the
18th day OF October next, at 0 o'clock A M,
for the purpose Of making Partition of, or to
value and appraise the real estate OF said
deceased. AT which time and place you may
attend ifyou think proper.
JAMES vANDYKE, Sheriff.
Sheriff7s Office, Sunbury,)
Sept 8. 1858.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-11
NET CASH DRY GOODS

NGT CASf1 DIX X GOODS
1858. NEW STOCK OF FALL q
EYRE d LANDELL, Fourt'
hIStrsets, Philadelphia, have in s.
receive a fine Stock Of Fall Dry &c
the Near Trade.
Black Silks Of all grades.
Fashionable Fancy Silks
Shawls of all the newest st,
Dress Goods, in full variety
Staple Goods, in large stool
Fancy Cashmere Cloths 8
Blankets, Quilts, Linen Ds
N. b. Good Bargains daily
New York aud Philadelphia
B TEaMs NEr Casa. AsnP
September 4, isss.-3m.ws.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-11

Gag BY mutual agreement among the pro.
prietors, oil the dry goods stores in Dauville
will hereafter be closed at o'clock in the
evenings.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-11
Tbe I'll 1T kets.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS-Sept. 9 ),
1858. -GR,lN-Whcat, sales of fair and good
Red at S,l2sa $l30 per bushel, and White from
S: 35 to 81 43 per bushel. Rye is wanted at
so cents. Corn, sales of Yellow at 81 80
cents, and 81 80 cents from store. Oats ara
selling at AZ cents per bushe! for Penna.
BALTIMORE MARKETS Sept. Q, 1858
GRAIS-Wheat, there were sales Of red at | l5a
100 cts. for fair to good lots, and white at goa
1875 cts. for fair, and l35al4N cts for prime par
cells of do. Corn sales of good yellow at slas2
cts, and Of fair to prime white at 81 cts.-ssa9l
There were sales of Virginia Oats at So cts. and
Pennsylvania Do at 43a45 cts. There were
some Pennsylvania Rye offered and sold at rs
cts. Maryland Rye at 65 cts. per bushel.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-11

Rheumatisms, of the most severe kind have
been cured by using . bottles of Du FaNs
Galuanic oil. Back-ache, pain in the head,
sick head.ac nervous diseases of the head,
ore every day being cured sound by the use
OF DU WALLIS GALVANIC OIL.
AaESrs FOR Du VALL's GALvAnic Ou.-FrinHg :
Grant, A w. Fisher, Dr. Il. b. McCoy, Z. Wenk, II.
Maize, BerIstIesseI & HnN.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-11
The Northern Central Railway.

The Northern Central Railway.
Arrival and departure OF Passenger Trains on and after
JeLY 27th, 1858, at SUsDURy, as follows
GOING SOUTH.
TRAINS. For Harrisburg d Baltimore, Leaves sunbury
Mail Train, 5A5 A. NJ.
Buffalo Niagara Express, los
Burden and Passenger, las
COMING NORTH.
TRAINS From Harrisburg Ball. Arrive at sunbury.
Mail Train, a5OP. N.
Buffalo and Niagara Express, Il19
Burden and Passenger, 3l6 A. M.
GOING NORTH.
TRAINS. For Willamsport Elmra, Leaves sunbury.
Mail Train, asa M.
Buffalo and Niagara Express, liSs
Burden and Passenger, o5O A NJ
COMING SOUTH
TRAlss. From Emira willamsp't Arrive at sanbury.
Mail Train SAL A NJ.
Buffalo and Niagara Express, ilOo
Burden and Passenger. eoor' NJ
The shsmol<in Valley and Pottsviiie Railroad
Passenger train leaves sunhuIy ut oi5 n
" Arrives at Sunbary, Tlo r. NJ
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Democratic County N ominations.

ggT An active boy of good habits about IA
or Is years old would be taken as an appreu-
tice at this office.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-11

II ADvERTIsEMENTs- We refer our readers
to number of new advertisements, which
want Of room, prevents us noticing this week
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-11

II These Machines are now justly admitted
to be the best in use for Family Sewing new
strong, and elastic stitch. which vii! not rip,
even if every fourth stitch be cut. Circala's
sent on application by letter
Agents Wanted.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-11
DOUGLAS AND NEW MILK,

bot whether he (Lincoln) knows or not,
my point is this, and | will yet bring him to
his milk OF this point."-DOuglas at Ohowa.
Douglas is clearly laboring under some
strong delusion, and given up to believe
lie. How can be ever hope to bring "long
Abe" 10 his milk Abe Lincoln is not in the
milky-way. If Douglas, in his sick and weak
state, needs milk, let him advertise for a wet
nurse for we can assure him that Lincoln
don't give milk. Asses milk is good for in.
valids in Douglas condition, and the Times
carriers delivers that every morning at it's
subscribers doors. Why don't Douglas try
it lie will fnd it to be the genuine stump
tailed variety of the lack.tail fluid-,wo
parts of pus and nastiness to one of the "pure
country dairy" Let Douglas subscribe for
the Times, or let some kind friend Of SO ,tter
sovereignty open his "buzzum" at once.
Douglas is dying for milk Milk for the
short boy"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-11
sUNBURY PRICE CURRENT.
New Advertisements.
FALL GOODS
JUST RECEIVED BY
Edward Y. Fright & Son.

H<ONsISTING of Byadere, Pacific and Ope-
" ra Delanes, Woolen Plads and Cashmeres
Robes A. Quilla, rich oil black Silks, Merinos,
cheap Caicoes and Musns, Union Plaid Csss.
meres, II. Trans Tweed Cassinet &c. Hats of
the latest style all qualities and prices. We in
vite the public to call and examine whether they
tcish to purchase or not.
Sunbury, Sept. IL, 1885,
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ID L A Il II S .

In this place, on Monday last, Mrs. BAR
BARA BASTIAN, wife Of Jesse Bastian,
aged 56 years : month and % days.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-11
THE CONTEST IN ILLINOIS.

The contest for the Senatorship in Illinois
is carried on with spirit that is keen and
cutting. The following from the Chicago
Press, will give an idea of the language of
the editors enlisted in this contest:
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-11
THE AMERIC AN.

To AnvEErrsERs The circulation OF the sunbury
American among te different towns the susquehanna
not exceeded ifeQaaed by any paper pubshedin North
ern Pennsylvania.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-11

Certify that the above exhibit OF the Ef
Bank Of Northumberland is Just and true 10 the
knowledge and belief. .
J. X, PRIEsTLEY,
Sworn and subscribed before IEe.
(Signed) JOHN CAL
September l. 1853
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-11
Estate Of Philip Zerbe, ST., decd.
NOTICE.

Sept. 6. 1868.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-20
THE BKsr AND CHEAPEST
HORSE AND CATTLE MEDICINE
IN THE WORLD.

Sloan,s OtBtmen, and Cosditiss Powder.
For Purity M,Idnoss Certainty snc Thorough.
nsss, sLoAH's OirTMErT eursfs, and 10 Sspsdiy
persedi1g al Other Ola tnDeIrs and Liuimeoto pOV
Ia use FOR The following di,esses
vresh WOUNDS. gala OF all tinds, spsains bruises,
cracked heels n gbone wiDdg ALA poie evn eailus
spsvins. sweeney. nstuia .iifasts ans lame ess
ard cracks. foundered feet, scratches ana crease.
mango and h m distemper,
TEs PowDEk viii remove all il fsmn aitoa and
fever, purity the bleed loossn the shn, cleanss he
water, ana strengthen every part OF tn body ana
has proved = sovereign remedy for the folovng
diseases
Dist.np-r, hide bopbd. ioss OF appetite, invarl
Nrans, yellow water. iLcAEn. alton o. The ~ ., ~
tgue from hard exercss Aso YLeUfns ID, ceOnco-
~ osi.d . III COMPLAINT, vbhh proves 20 faaAl 20
many vslusble horse II this uniry. II 10 also .
safe and q rain remedy for Coughs ami Colds,
wALTER D SLOAN,
Original Proprietor.
Grand Depot, ~ South water ~ 10 bs-smsnt Of
the bichm.nd House Chicago, liiinof., snc sela N
neatly every town In all the Western etstes
All wLcis.ls D--egists sell the meoicips 81 our
regular wboesale prices.
FOR HORSES AND CATTIA.
eIoAS's IssTsST 6xLTF 10 .vnly Great Kennedy
Halt % bottle Of SoAh's Insfsot Relief gtven
IN pint n warm wster seldom fail. 20 cure Borss
Of common Colo in . Few minutes N sxtf, NE csses
reseat the dee In fifteen min ut~s
For B,uises, Strains 81 rains anc mary other w
juile. 90 Hor.e. Cat; e. and other apimsls elo.E .
Instant De ~ .r'- ely eject Q cure Nary p<rsors
have bern astonshed 10 witpes. the rapid ccrss e.
fected, BY the use Of this wonoeYfui rnedistns.
Tangi-d b Oen
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A Card 10 the Ladies.

hR. DUPONCOA GOLDEN PILL, BOk
~ FEMALE. are In allibe IN CORE ting irrsgpiar.
hies, relieving ell psitful and di.trrssng m-ns'rua
ton tpsrticuIs'y AT TIE change ~ ffs) iron 81
tso pulls III cure that debiihstirg o<mp.sipt. ths
Whites, relieving eli d.-tie.. ard pain ksmove ali
ob-uuctions All isg rom coles any otbsr cApse,
. Always sucC ssful . prtvensIve, and d Tn
same time per lecil, harn.e'e. Price o. per bc1,
with full and exp icii directions
Id Wholesale AID retail BY q W. O0C GOD.
DrusEsi genera ag Ut for Davenport sn1 viciI n,
he vii supp,y dealers 1t PrOpri.tors price, al
sIp1 the BY return 81 mail co< fdentiaiy) By
clofing him u urouGh the Dave port Post O0ce.
CARLOe 4 COOK, Agent for A0ek lslaol asa
vicinity.
D., y The ccmposition Of these pins b no secrss
Physicians and oAb~Ye know the ingreabess ~
incutrlns st tb- agency. and they vii tell tina
they superior 70 ythins heretofore introdunO
sep1iAvly
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MUSIC.

Instruction o. the Plane, Vfolin,
AND
German Language.
ERR WOLLNER. Of Germany end late
Il Professor OF the kusicsl DepartD ent 81 the Troy
Conference Academy. Vermont, would respectfully
N the eitisens Of Davenport and vicinity,
that he 10 nov prepared 70 receive Lev pupils, - he
has Just ended his first quarter Of Instructions in
this city.
Pupils will be instructed .; their resid enoes, and
u his 0Ussc Rooms.
Some few pupils that have no instyuwent, can
practice either on Pisno OF Aeio1eon at his rooms
Hor terms and further particulars please apply ~
ny o0os, No. l. FORESTS Nock, corner a Third and
PsyTy streets.
Pianos tuned In . satisfactory manner.
Davenport. September o. 1858.
s>C21.d4W YRBO. W0ILERR
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-20
DENTAL.
JULIUS CHESEBROU & H

JULIUS CHESEBRO rot Gil,
Dental Surgeon,
WOULD respectfully inform the inhkeitants Of
w Davenport and vicinity that he has opened An
once directly over the Davenport Ga. Go. o. IN 4er-
wins Block, Perry, between Thu and FOURTH cts,
for the Transaction os Mechanical and Oper alive Den
tistry oil lite branches. Having received isiYuc
liz from and during he rast year been associated
with, OF the most be practitioners ia the East he
feel. confident thst any operations entTus e1 to him
will b. executed IN = careful and akillfol manner -
He vii he asosi happy 70 shoT any who maj favor
him with B cali. his ommsndaiions whch are OF
the highest character, Eod would invite the most
critical ex ANIMATION upon AL work Committed " his
hands. All operations registered Anu warranted -
He salc;ts share OF the public patronage, and takes
pleasure il submitting tn. &c low II test monia:
INV Lospox, Oct. 70. 1851.
This NAV certify ths, DR.. J. Chereorough has Teen
pupil Of mine in the study Of Deatsiry, And that
during the past year, be has operated with me in nv
Office In his professional ability have the greatest
cor ddence, and rolally recommend him 10 ATTY
VII hing such services those Of careful and skili
full Dental Operator Wv SHEFFIELD.
And also In referring to kessrs.
@. 7. . @. Shepard, Hon 7. ". Williams,
P O Learned. Or ". ". shef1ed,
Hon EbeneIer Learned. learned,
Dr.. Lewis Belts, Rev Daniel Huntington,
" Browne, DR. " StoddArd,
New London, Conn alfo 70
Dr.. Barrovs, N Burrows,
Hon n Cannon, DR. Baker.
Dr. WithervAx, Rev Mason,
" II 6urley DsQ., Hears Cock 4 6Argeot
Rev d Packard, DsT True.
Barrow Ksa, VA Remington,
B woodward, APMast
@ " Smith PMervin,
HY s. yn.ser, Aw Bailey Irsn
Rev 9 Hasoun, Chas Powers
Jos tAmbrite Jno Rogers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-20

Cooking Extracts,
FOR TLAyoRiS6
Ice Gre nssss, BiancsssaSsles,
JELLUES, etc,
LSMoB. PrAcH kennel ORABoL,
vanilla, CISYkhoB, R0E.
OsGOpD,
eebs 152 Brady n.
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FIRE, MARINE xLIFE INSURANCE

FIRE, MAINE 4 LIFE INSURANCE.
DAvnNPoRf INSURANCE AoKNCY BYAY,
~ Agent. BY legal authority OF the STATE Of love-,
for the following well known companies.
FARMERS UNION INSURANCE co.,
OF Hartford
Dash Cspttal paid up IN full. $40 600
j. T. Oa@Esl6, Ssd'y. c. N. SAsIm0a, Pre-.
STA TT |ZREAND HARLNE INSURANCE 90.
or HaSrisburg, p.
Dash Capital paid up In full. $3.50 600
L. Word, Sec'y. y. p. Ry<AegfoT6 Fress.
Iheoe companies sustain repufsttoo FOR nrnness
prompsneos and responsibility which renders then
the eoundsss and safest y1rs aod Marine eompaAtse
y the Unt1ed Staten.
Omoe-wita Parker Z Edwsrds, Brady street.
sap8
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The Cash system

the oul, one % ensure the buyer AZ sinst fraud
Absd Inansseneni, bad tuyi Ing and p.or STOCK
WI. q he buys from house that does 20 credit
business he do OF guarantee others Indebtedness
bit 10 Always sure TO get GOOD STOt K and At pri-
ces that i'll enforce There IL no bustpese
70 liable 10 tricks and Of trade the iiQu
siness and II you would AVOID the pois noas drugs
sold By persons who do credit business and only
calculate % r~oeivins nifty cents On the dollar Ill
they sell buy iron t. Cash HOU0R Of
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MORE To BE ADMIRED THAN THE
RICHEST DlADEM
Wern BY Kings Or InpeFsrs.
Wat Why BeaStifs! Head Of Hs;e.


Bsnuse II the ornaoen, @ I hinself pevvsdsl
for al our rsce Reader although the rpes 0Ay
bloom trishtly In the giov ING cheGn TIE syo
Be ever spsrklias the ,eeth be lhoss 81 Dsesis
the head 10 bereff OF it covering o. the hair b
81 arted and thrive ed hareh and d,y wofse stn,
10 sprinhl-d With gray. nsture VII Toe more thaa
half her charms Prof wooc's Hair RESTORATIVE, =
used two OF three umes - /. viii restore and -.
following and Judge The winter q The frss b tAs
oelebrstsd Pianist. Thaio<re:
Nev York. April 10. ieoa.
Dear Sir Permit, me = express 70 you The ohs1Bs.
tops am under for the entire restoseitN ef > Aas
70 lite original color about the time Of my asvval =
the Uni.d etates VS. rapidl" tecpOino gray, o0s
upUn the application Of your Hair beesuraatvss %
econ covered its Origin.i hue. ] const1ss ysNR
8e~torsiive veyy womb rfui invro1t0 quite q
cscious % veil - agreeable.
lam deAr.ir, yoap truly. a THALDsn0.
"Dryeh 81 9~yiiedyd.s."
weich Newspaper odce, 10 Nassau 81, Apf II, lsS5
PRor woop = Dear Cir = Some noah -
cir weeks aso ] received bottle Of yer esar Ire
on her hair little thinning 1t time that ~eas<
the hair, tut - hers - we'll - my Sur
price ane. few weeh.' trial u he's performs1 thse
wonderful eject y turning Ill The gray hairs 70 .
darn brown tbe iiiis bee atisytng and thtcA
enins the haif. ! strongly recommend the above
Restorative To oil persons 10 want q such change
Of their hair. CHAnI-IS CARDKw
Nrw Yolx Jaly 8, 1873.
Plov o wooD: VITA oopa dencs DO reo0p-
mend your Hair Restorative - being the most a0oo.
ctous article ever Size usinG your Hais kss-
torstive my hair ard vhishess which vere sin-t
white have gradually grown dart. and moo aei
ndeut that few more applications viii rsstor~
them thelr pstura! color !, al-o hiss rsisved
Of all dsndruf and unple AsaDt itching, ~ comm0A
among psrsons vho rerspire freeiey.
J6 KILsY
PRor woop: About two years $50 ny hair
commenced fanins OF and turning grey; vss fass
iscomins hsid, and had tried many remedies 70 -
Effect. commenced using your Restorative In Jon-
lat. A fev applications fsstsnsd my setf
nrmiy. II b-san " nil up. grow out. and tufse1
bach 70 It's former color. tbackl A. th,s tirse -
fully restored lite ortsinA color, hsith and ay-
pear ancc and cheerfuiy recon mend Its 20 eli.
Chicago, III, Nay ], 1865. HOES.
The Restorative Is put up IN bottles OF s.sss VII
large medium and small the email boics = pens.
and vetails for one collar Pc, bottle, the Ds1ium
holds At least twenty per cent more n p.opoSstns
tAAu the small, setsis f3r tvo dollars per hotas the
large holds Quart ~ per cent more In prosDst,ca
and TeiAs.e fnY Is
o. WOODS 90, PrsprietoYa, 1iS Broadway.
Nee roTk, lin the great Wire Railing 0Dtahlh b
ment.) and Iil AaYtet 1t, ~ lyris No
And sold BY Gil GooS DvuxGists and 1anry 0osAs
n~siers teSo-AA 49,
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from tie srave-and their woYk a mercy s. ncs ~
completed. Try them Thy ar ~aranted.
HKRR1CK 4 mo.
Practical Chemists, Albany, y Y.
Sold ai wholesale and re.sn by ell Druegielo fn
Davenport. and By Dealers everywhere
p. 2. \. II l. n. PlLnKR 1rsvviifne AGso.
snr93 davsdpseelyr
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WHITES QUADRuLE DAND
LeC1sSre, Scott Co., EoscS.
BAND OF TWMVR
y1rut Violin, Jaeeb 04sasoss,
Second Violin, scAul:s,
ClaFisnet, John 0chahlsS,
Hufe, Hosksosdt,
Comet, Nichae'i,
Yfrsf rTaopet HenTy oohlA0s
second Trumpet, Kksn,
Hrss French Horn, 0chr0dos.
Oaceod Preach HON, DaluA
Hrus Baritone, A. v. Rod
Ooatrs DAss, paoft<
4fsnpter, 4. Il. Witt.
BAND OF FIVR
Prs Violin, 4. II. whitA
Seoond Violin, Jsoob 0tsHsoag.
ClsYtooss, JeAn 9cAunles,
Comet, Henry ochuhles,
Dass, 4. ". 1ao6.
An cf1ers sddrsss,d b 4. ". Rad, . JACOB
0x1A1GM1, pavenpogt, Iowa. a. = A. J. VIM,
= 0At1a, Iowa, yin recetvs pgu0p4 afe011eA
y. .. Ne fu1nlsh bset1 41G1c - - oeAoB
- = Ne 0ea4e, - aoks - AAA10a.
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nKErH 11rRACrED BT NEW PROCESS
! wttao At occssionins any delay o. pain wAaseves
julius CHESEBROUCH,
Dental Surgeon.

OFvlCI-In Herxln'S Block. 50 Perry, between 50
and eth streets.
Having completed srYaneenents, he IL nov prs.
pared TO extract teeth BY admitting slight current
Of esctruV around the tooth st the time u e1trnc.
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The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-30
WHO WANTS FOR ONE DOLLAR
White Tech, & Pure Breath, Lustrous
Dark Hair. & a white inc Comm exion.

LAF0NT'S JAMACIA SOAP ROOT-This admi.
rable Dentriice-cerfainly the finest ever made
gives pearly whiteness and polish to the teeth:
it fathers and cleanses the mouth, tongue and har
deRs the gums. Its aromatic qualities purify the
breath and leaves tine flavor in the mouth. price
reduced to 50 cents
JONES' CORdL HAIR RESTORE THE
READ ITS REAL RUALITIESl 1t is clear oilv
preparation, il s5ftens, moistens and invigorates
the roots, and SO acts the bulps of the roots as
10 force the hair to grow and cause it TO assume
dark color, and in short time te grow naturally
dark from the roots, and although it dresses the
hair clean and fine, keeping it soft, dark and silky
ong time il Is not greasy and does not stain the
clothes, price reduced TO 25 & so cents.
PI1IPLEs, FRECKLEs, SUNBURN, TAN.
erupto 5, saltrheum, sores, in fact every cutane-
Gus defect Is removed and the skin left smooth
clear and fine as child's, by-at the reduced
price OF 30 eents-Jones Italian Chemical Soap
For shaving or washing, If its real worth were told
Jones soap Is worth more .han its weight in gold
II Is emohent healing and cleansing: it makes
rich lasting ather it cures all eruptons sores or
redness; II makes discolored skin white soft and
white--PTiee reduced TO 25 cents.
These superb articles are sold at the above nrice
at every respectable Drug Store in California1Pro-
prietor Il wholesale Ageut, I. JONES. .Is3 Mont
sonery 81 S1h FRANCISCO. d2S-3m.