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The Agaraulie gress.
Sacramento Agent.

A. BADLAM is authorised to receive advertisements
nd Subscriptions for tls paper in Sacramct. t.to and
tcipt for the same.
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PREAcHING.-Re Mr.. Seymour, Congre-
gationalist Minister, late of Oroville, has
will also preach at the Church III this place
every Sunday evening.
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To CoRREsPoNDENTs.-Her no com
accompanied by the real name of the author.
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Z. O. OF q. <
bridgeport Library Association.
Room o7, Flame street. North San Juan.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT

OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
The Society now have about six hundred volumes of
choice standard works. and intend to increase their
collection rs their means will admit
All the best British and American Magazines on file;
and nearlya hundred newspapers from different parts
Of California, the Atlantic States and Europe.
Shares of Stock Membership S. 90.
Monthly Dues, ..................50 cts.
Presdent-JoSEPII KUTZ
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CoNsrABLEs.- -Messrs. G.. Welton and A..
Wells have been appointed by the County
Supervisors as constables of Bridgeport
township, in place of c. W. Cornell and j.
B. Low, resigned.
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RSyAs Jake Kanos was driving his team
near Abbey's Ranch on Thursday morning,
the top of dead tree was blown across the
road about ten feet in front Of him.
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House WARMING.-F. Schmidt gives So
cial party in his new house at Cherokee on
Monday evening next.
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Bonn RopnERY.-On SUNDAY evening the

BOLD RoBBERY.-0n Sunday evening the
Sth inst, between the honrs of six and ten
o'clock, the jewelry store of Charles st. Louis,
on Main street, was entered through sky
light and robbed of jewelry to the value of
about $4,000. The property consisted of
some fifty gold and silver watches anda guam
tity of miscellaneous jewelry, and was con-
tanned in a trunk Several of the most val
liable watches belonged to some of our citi-
kens, who had left them for repairs. The
robbery was probably committed while the
proprietor was at church. On the following
morning Mr.. St. Louis issued poster desert :
bing the property, and offerings rev ard of
$500 for its recovery, or for any information
that will lead to the detection of the robbers.
Up to the present writing not the slightest
clue has been obtained. This loss falls pc .
culiarly heavy upon Mr.. st. Louis, as it is
not a great while since he was burnt out at
Oroville. He has the sympathies of the
whole community.
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SCHOOL OPENING.-The District school in
this place, which has been closed for three
weeks past, it being the spring vacation, will
reopen on Monday next.
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PRIMARY MEETINGs.-The primary meetings
of the Douglass Democrats of Bridgeport
township will be held on Saturday, the 2sth
county nominating convention meets on the
1st of June. ,
The Administration Democracy hold their
primary meetings on the 4th of June; their
county convention on the 22d of the same
month.
The Republicans of the county have not
yet taken any action.
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HE~ Some person is engaged in the man
ufacture of tar, on a small scale, near Rays
Ranch There used to be considerable made
in The neighborhood of Nevada.
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AMusEMExrs.-The California Minstrels

u. AMUsEMENTs.-The California Ainstrels
played in this place on Wednesday night,
dience. The singing of Mr.. Henry was par
ticularly pleasing. Some portions of Mr.
Edmund's violin solo were marked by a DEL
icacy of tonch and sweetness of expression
quite unusual, while the skillfully executed
limitations of the hurdy-gurdy and bagpipes
which he gave were very amusing and elici-
ted the heartiest applause of the evening.
As we go to press FRIDAY EVENING" the
Webb sisters are about to perform Camille" !"
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Someneedy prowler entered the cabin
of John Whittier this week, and stole there
from a silver watch.
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Notice to Creditors.
Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of James Harrington, deceased
ATOTICE ishereby given by the undersigned adj
~ ministratriX of the ahove-named estate, to the
creditors Of and all persons having claims against the
estate Of James Harrington deceased, to exhibit the
same with the necessary voucers within ten months
from the first publication of this notice to the under.
signed at her residence in the township of Bridgeport
Nevada county, California
ELIZABETH X. HARRINGTON.
Admrx of the estate of James Harrington, deceased.
April 16, 1859. 35 4w
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III lnOst Clsts UI co1nplas TO F+IS0IS IaEtIIIS III
these days efrapid transit from East to West North to
South, who constantly changing their water as
well their climate: who are drinking indeed. dozen
kinds Of water in every twenty-f6ur hours and each
draught containing some property acting in chemical
antagonism to the preceding thereby causing an
unnatural degree of excitement to the stonlachit is
positively and absolutely necessary to counter
acting agent. From the fact that tic
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Club House Gin''

is prepared expressly to meet such cgencies and to
act rs know it will act anfidote, we confident
" prescribe it the very best article in the country
The of Aromatic Scheidam Schnapps has never
been attached in any way to this article In first pre-
sentup the
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Club HOUSE Cino

'ELOnI0Fa Club House Gin"
to the public my aim to give them pure and
adntcrac article Of Gin. and to call it by its right
name. The success attending its Introduction and cx-
tensve sale in California is sufficient guarantee Of the
high appreciation of the article by consumers.
Various parties have from time to time put up and
shipped to California article which they call '.Ci,f5
Horse Gin MyGin. which has gained such rcputa-
tion in California. is branded on the cases.
'OId L ondon CT ub House Gin-Vym H. d.
The bottles also havea white label with fac simile Of
my signature. caution all parties to beware of im
TONS
WM. III. DAILY,
Sole Iaporfer
81 6ln NEW YORK.
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LONDON CLUB HOUSE GIN.
To the Public.

TEVHES CEL EBR ATED G1N-PRE-
q tending to nothing but What it is viz pure and
unadulteracd article and assuming artificial merits
OF what it is net. AS sote Of its rival imators do-af
ter five years of public approval and very extensive
sales in California, has beer pronounced by the public
to be SUPERIOR not only beverage Of general use TO
any article competing against it. bur is
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xrfrr1L,s csLEBRA1sD

xnfRrlLB CsLEBRA1sD
urrHHAL UPAINGH H0n 1919 $500.
-AvING DEfBRMINHss1ys1 Vsaa. ~ y. IL
~ Esl o6sr Or ale my vsluaoss - r 81 ~
o...x II f3r1nvilie sisaated ipuednfey e ~ 49,.
s~d G.stos Reihuni eoatalsna ooo scsa q aao.s.
10S Of vhich e IN original esvvk pr 49, -.
ton hs;nr vel sdapSed 70 tas nv 49,; 80
, ~hs.t 1c Tie impeovsunsnts ~ RSoei coe..sE
i.rss ~ ooMmodioes dwelling. vita sll ns.y SM
hnd;nsa together with nm Circeiar ssH
sisos Stors Hoase at Ktrslfs Dspst which =
hns sR PM S 1s sPslNGs oaea With me- q tie
p:;iy.d .rs noasSe,sd vsry yaluAe The wcsr hss,ag
hesn found b. susiysis v lcsss Qualities o. .ss
st order ssd has cared soue q the moes =; ths.
Of Scrofala end efeaAsd many Femarkasse eele:
d;ssses sfter the patient had beea prcnoenceo
nv tIe - physiesans-al Of which can De
~ che eyidence of many respectable men. H. .oi
have been largely patronised for several yeeTs y
many al whom have been permanently cured sn9 wy
x.voy.blv of the beneficial effects OF the water:
ieen under the necessity Of ref1Eng adm,seoes ~
s3re3s of yisitsrs Wishing to use the water "noa VI" ~
Drepsred.to accommodate. -:,l IA a
Yerer sWisAine 70 embark n This 'eu1sues ~ -.
an onnUr.Rity Fcsrly met With. The tee sevsa
s.pes Of theFsrm and Mills ne sasetP -.
nits Of the water Ill combine to tender I'M ono W
no. deair,hle situssions in the'coaaty.
For further particulars those wishing TO Purcnoee 1n
ri. and exanipe fur themselves get any niorm,tion BY
addressing me at Kittres, eFsse'ss GSssey T.: n
Kittrella N. c.. April I, 1858. So-"'
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WINTER DRY GOODS SELLING AT COST
LANDECKER 4 KLINE
a RE ExpEAvORiNG TO MAKE ROOM FOR A
"A large Stock VI
Spring and Ss00es Goods,
and ,her.r in orv tn clx~S out The remainder of their
WINTER GOOD have the eoueius'oo To s<'i such
AZ Cost Price,
rather ,hou keep anything till another sessnn s
,hey deem quick .ixpencr better than . s'ow shilling
BY adopting ,ii. they will Be enabled 10 keep eu
sianty un hand . Fashionable Stock VI sssssis-
Their present Stock VI WINTER GOOils embrace Ssiks
Fssel a.d Esgii-l H,ri.. FIi. s"d Pta'1; Fs's~s'-
too: NAasis ani Claits; fsSs: Lssisry. afe.
They will keep their prices down a Gust Sos The Nsxs
Taixrr Oars!
cE OvERCOATS SOLD At COST!
They terl n6d~us that his cpurse their part will
prve cmnenily Satisfactory To their eusioes - u vii
enable them To keep supplied With Gsds suitable TO IL
Their FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT will ., all times
be kept supplied with everything that The Ladies may
desire
R.l-.gh. Jan. g. 1859. ST.
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at p.
LATEST NIWSH
nu,jpxIf rv5Sf s.1zs A6., 81 g
rHE Az XNF1E rQLBeRAF1 q
Has I'm s&uClsRull i
m. .,,o Aev1ai iaowN - q :; q
.xx1HAn KRAMlR.. 81
h sui.e aREAf pAeGAINs q he No.tAss Cite.
smalf sdvanss. - ny PATRONS end hisuda
have rselssa IL largest and most p'sadA ssoek o.
Dry Gsslss ClGshinl- (1sds TO ny esdsl@Ses~
FusuisAing Goe1s, beSss, sAses. Heess CaI:,
~ Blankets. UnIselisA. Gold ard 3!~ Wass6'r
Clocks. Jswelry fsoey Ar'csa Gr's;s's ~ Dos
Other sstiolss 70 tedious 70 msasioa.
Nv Rst,hli,husnt enjoying alrssdy The bet posaiioo
need ooy to sss thsl ssal eosiinus % Do bIoes !.
the sme k;r manner a heretofore lam thankful Tor pa
fvora md bee 4 continuance Of the same Cons oxH'
CONE ALI NATHAN KRAMER
Wilmington St. Raleigh, NJ T.
~ Watch Crystals and hands put On wa'cnss'
September -, 1858.
BOOK BINDER,
THE OLD STAR OFFICE,
(O,posise as Prss1yts-iss Church,
RALslea, N. C. g
UVHE UNDERSIGNED RESPECrfULL1
informs the Citizens Of Raleigh and the vicinity GEE
orally that he will promptly and punctu.iy attend 70 Tue
binding Of Newspapers, Asgassaes ana fersa'as ~ -.
'e'"' A'''e'' ILL., CHAPLIN.
Raleigh, NC.
I.n,.,v 1870 9-ly'
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A RUNAWAY APPREHENDED.

A RUNAWAY APPREHENDED.
AJOTlCE.-Ou the 3lss day Of December 1875. negro
IL man was apprvbeuded and Committed the jail Of
R.sdoph county, n. c., who says that he is slave, and
belongs James H. Pndges Tor Prichar Of Brunswick
COUNTY C. Said uegr appears be about years DID,
Of moi over that age would weigh abou, lso Ms, feet
and inches high black complexion, With old clothes
On and badly The hereby notified to e'me
forward and identify, bis negro pay charges and take him
NV. STEED, ShE.
Randolph Co., N. c.,
January le, 1853. pr. adv. q svJ en-.
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VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND FOB SALE.
10y VIRTUE OF DEGREE OF THE COURT OF
D Equity for the uuiy Of Granville. will 20 Won.
Auction. ai the Curt House dr 10 the ,c~n q O.srd
credit II twelve months tract u land belonging 10
Nrs Mary n. wsssAG and others.
waters uf Long and Tabbs creeks admins The is.ds of Mr.
Carulue Blackuall. Georee ktite JscPhus P'sec and
Of which 10 valuable low erUnd. and has 20 L e.n'n"
Dwelling and al ucceAssTy "esb".sfs 70 Ea Mp.s'
Boud with approved surssy wll Be qassd 10 essr 10.
JOHN ". nAYsc ;N;E
.NEw CROP NOLASsEs."
llAA nHDS. OF CHOICE NEW crop CUBA
OOO No'.''e' expected direct fro" c's' d'"'s
70 '''' b, uArnAvA! /. CO.
wiiming.oo. n. c, Jan. 10. 1858. s-impd.
.NEw ORLEANS SUGAR 4 MOLAssRs."
800 Barrels "f eas. New Crop Ns~ Orleans syr,p md
A0''' daily expected s 81, e.: s IN Ne" o''.'.
-, :. 49, HATHAWAY CO
SCHOOL WANTED.
n YOUNG NAN qualieed To prepare boys ~ College.
"A Sssirss s,es q isse6s!. sssIsr 10 psvas issi
Xddr... :. Bssoo. j.. H.~ River ?. o, Ahn.sss
Rsz Re. Alex. Wilson. D. D, Melville. NC.
January TO- 1859. 1l0pd.
WILSON FEMALE SEMINARY 4 WILSON
MALE ACADEMY. +.p
Wnsoa, n. @,
SUPgRNfHNDHD ~ Mr. AND mrs. RICHARD.
- SON h sAs Ssoisasy - b IL. RlC1Anp0On 81
Mr. MARSHALL ~ ~ A01enys essssed y . fSn Gsps
Papih an b eAalsssa isse 49, Ssb q - lob q
JANUARY, isse PmaDhso sslidte1. ssst =. -
No ehsaee q fsaehsssF 1WnA q a ~ ealtsasviss
Sesis On With he Schools havs hsos bsso onoaussA
School nd boarding tsildisGs :e@ss nsasdes0 - -
80 pr ososh fSssise AS0 ~ go 80 ~ ssua q
c'eol.s sass.si.g - pss q ~ ssAss d s.u s.s
spes ssp,isasiss. AaassSl ,,.
HlneRal q - vusa HsAscla
O. j. 4 WllIiANG -.
,..a,'...s ~ -sni - 1aassa 49,
DssanbR - lo1l 49, 49, - = Mt
NBW Yoox IDDaDac ~ 81
y sH =. L ,on1p,Y.
/. haaiGA no, D. =. iess isS-
| 0FnuV0 010Ck-0AnD0n 00RD 1O9 l000I
! HNAnnnnD. AM soAn04nD0D sWDnln9 0Afk-
/ y 6gu00a 6oUtAs0oeS --.t.s
HESshs 4 sssa ssa =. -. = !.
! Sss@9 8 isA ~
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IMPORTANT SALE /!

IMPORTANT SALE9
an MONDAY, the cath Of January next. we will sell to
u the highest bidder, At the residence Of the late Gen.
n. 7. HAWKINS all Of the pershabe
Of large and valuable stock Of thoroughbred horses six
Jacks nine Jennetts thirteen mules large stuck Of cat
tie hogs and sheep; quantity Of f.s pork corn I'dde
shucks and straw wagons. carts plantation utensils &c
At the same time and place will be hired SO 100
Also on the day Of February next At the Baker plan
taUn q. the stock of mules cattle and h6gs quantity
Of f., pork the crop Of corn. fodder aud shucks wagons
carts and plantation utensils Terms made known On The
days Of sale.
s. G. WARD. I Err.
JNO. WATSON,
December "a, 1858. N9-tds.
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Mr.. E.. BURKE HAYWOOD HAVING RE.
IL sumed the practice Of Medicine offers his professional
services to the citizens Of Raleigh and its vicinity
January 8, 1859. "-om.
"a, ANTED A TEACHER To TAKE CHARGE
" If 'BCFFALOW ACADEMY, situated Is miles
north east Of Raleigh in pleasant and healthy neighbour
hood Nome need apply unless they bring ample testimony
Of scholarship and guod moral character
Apply to II. W. MCNIAHCLc
The next Session Of Buauw Academy will begin on the
Sd MONDAY in January, 1852 Any number If boys can
get bard the neghborhood at from Il to $40 per month";
Including fuel washing, lights servants, &c.
By order Of the Trustees >, -. ,,o,-..r,
December q, 1858. lVs-'d.
~ Register copy.
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a PPLICATlON Will. BE MADE TO THE
"A present General Assembly for . charter to build
Bridge aerss the Cape Fear river in the county Of HAIR
nett point between AcAlisters Ferry and Rams
Fals
December II, 1883. l0e-lm.
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NORRIS 4 BALDWIN,
BALTIMORE, ND,

BALTIMORE. Nd,
COMMIssION HERO HANTsd
For the Sale of Cotton Yarns, OsnabasSss sheet.
inzs, Shirtings and Cotton.
UyHEIR ATTENTION is more particularly devoted to
the sale Of S0uthern Gotten Yarns. Their position
in the trade beng such enable them pledge to man.
ufacturers at all times the htghsAs ,n0rif p'ees sna
prompt sales They will make the usual advances on con-
sieuments or will promptly cash sales may be agreed
upon by them and the cunsgnor They will take pleasure
n purchasing for manufacturers free Of commission" any
article of merchandise in the Baltimore market 'hey may
desire at the lowest passible prices.
Refer to McILwANR, Sow Co, Petersburg. Va
HARpr / BRo., Norfolk, Va.
d. SPsIeo Cashier Norfolk Blk. halt
Jxo CLARK Pres. Citizens Blk, Bait.
PEGaAx, PAIxTER DAVIS. Bait.
January Z, 1852 4-om.
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Dissolution Of C0partnership,
v0|HE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EX
ISTING under the name and firm Of ROfSTES,
JONES MOORE, is this day dissolved BY mutual con.
sent Joseph Jones James A. Moore alone author
lied to us the of the late firm in settlement Of its
business All persons indebted to said firm will please
come forward and settle.
JAMES n. ROYSTER
JOSEPH JONES'
JAMES A. MOORE.
Raleigh, July l, 1883. ---.
JONES 4 'HOORE,
ID ETURN THEIR THANKS FOR TIE LIB
H ERAL patronage bestowed upon the old firm, and
respectfully announce that they have associated themselves
in business at the Old stand where may always be found
cheap and full aseortment Of Family Grocer:es Their eap
tai being limited they compelled to adopt the Cdsk
plaa, which will be hereafter strictly adhersd to-
JOSEPH JONES,
~ JAMES A. MOORE,
- 10 Bbls. Foxes celebrated Craeksrs
JONES MOORE.
July Il, 1853. SIT
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ERE ,H BUCKWHEAT-
II Pine Apple Cheese,
Sugar House Syrnp,
CranbeEriea, &c.,
JONES MOORE.
December 6. 1883. lU2-im.
- Register copy one month.
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HOUSE VI CO00OSA - - sesi
AZ III usnal heR ths Hems ~ 0llsd - esdsP.
NJ. Psitchard novsd TO rscsasiase sAs vsss o.
proving u lis6 q aagisassao lbr Mscklsahwg
esusly. He seassd . Psst1sA & - aano vssS
STRICKEN oue b the SsnasA Hs vtAsd IN - -
rsinsesssd end rstususd . thae bedy le scesphaca
y. wslAes (sv unssssssd hiI sPPassd De
noGea. So. - +. So. = :. 80 s...fs
Ar ssas rsaasts Aso MennM nsnhe I. Z
OAjdwSn and PsiedAuA - uDseisa - saspesA
~ H. ~ s1sa1A. 81 ~ - ~ esaaaA e.,.
=: > ss!:,::. -: -: - 800
o .sesa sf.Mk saaA -. $780, ~ =,
asssa = - ssunlsess a,dlnA - =
= Aasc.sssv - yw ssfes = -
la.llsyhsA = iess,v.ss - anpslnp..
- A0sdDais1 e 0stG11IA : y :
~ IaA y saahssi0 ~ CsnV onsa -
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THE ,OAK.CITY HOUSE,
JUST BELOW Tue POST OFFICE,

NVHIS RESTAURANT WILL BE CONDUCTED
IL hereafter strieely the Cish pIan,
The CELLAR and the LARDEk being always well
stocked all the decacies of the will be served up
in superior style By Of The best Cooks in the City
Private Roems for Parties.
Suppers sent out to order.
December Z, 1858. 1ol-H
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ssNEW CROP MOLASsES."
(OAA nHDS. OF CHOICE NEW CROP CUBA
OOO Nolasses expected direct from Csba dus'aS
70 sale By
HATHAWAY CO.
Wilmington, n G, Jan. 10. 1855. s-impd.
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49, - - a. ~
s S "ssAh "cesnol no NOD charged
P:'.y selling On W Isross. be- e'.'y .o.sssase q
r. ..s.,..ss.u .-..
....'as- ss'pA
Iss Sas;n'.hsd essss. q y..sssd.y, The ban 70
Proceeded y''h
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- ~. - ~ a. - "a ~. sys - -
.oa'e voc ss.,sss sss :ossea E. sss.ssl ss.soss
n. 49, v.S ss.NI - sss0'a.
o. I'D. .ss NC q f.. c. 9: s; = in
'Pse~' -, ~ -
e" ~ n 3 =, 49, 49, !; = -. : - =.
po.t e % S,lI ssS eoe,;s..s ~ 49, :. s ss
ffss r.sris = ~ ES.sr ~ 49, - ~.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-04-07
D0GTOR'S DIICE AND son.

Are still Offering their Professional scrvi-
cos to the citizens Of Toledo and surrounding
country.
They make medicine and surgery their only
busines They have no two told interest, and
are prepared to devote their whole attention
TO the interest Of tie afflicted and although
they do not promise to cure all cases tina, 9th
er physicians cannot cure" they iiattcr 1. en-
selves that they are conpetant to treat all Iii
seases successfully that are within the reach
Of medical all. Ia surgery they claim to be
posted, and Aayinga good supply ~ surgical
instruments, arc prepared 70 practice opera
tive surgery in all its departments.
n tt
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-04-07
S:,criH-s Sale.

By virtue of an execution issued from the
Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of Ia
ma County Iowa, and to IN. directed, in favor
of Lewis S. Snyder and against William II.
Fathers, | have levied on and will offer for
sale 70 the highest bidder. on Saturday the
18th Say of March, 4. D.. 1859, at the Court
House door in Tolede, Iowa. between he hours
of Il, clock A. " and clock p. NJ OF said
day, the following property. to-wit:--
Lots No. forty-nne. T49 Fifty. 60. Fifty
one, I51. and Fiity-two, [52, all the above
lots are situated in the village of Helena Ia
ma County, State of Iowa, with the buildings
thereto belonging, taker as the property Of
said William II. Fathers, to satisfy said exc
cution interest and costs.
Terms Of sale cash. Thomas Murray.
Sheriff Of Tama County, Iowa.
Toledo, lows, Feb. 18th, 1852 nl7wi
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-04-07
IrIiAsee,S Sslle.

DY virtue of the power and authority to me
ID the undersigned Trustee given by John
Nixon, in deed Of Trust to me given dated
the sixth day of May, 4. D. 1853, conveying
the South half Of lot No. four in Block No.
five 60 in the village Of Toledo. Tama County,
Iowa. according to the recorded plat Of said
village. will offer for sale and sell at pub
lie auction. on the 9Th day Of April a. y. 1859,
betp n the hours Of ten OO) o'clock A. NJ
and four (4) o'clock Z. NJ. Of said day st the
court house door, in SAID County Of Tama, in
the State Of Iowa, to the highest bidder, for
cash the said real estate above described, (sub-
ject to Mortgage now on the same executed to
one Afford Philips;) to pay The amount due up
on the note, in said deed Of Trust described
and costs and expenses of sale.
Toledo, March 5th 1859. Isaac L. Allen.
n2Ow4 Trustee.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-04-07
sl.erin-S Sale,

Ry vifine of an execution issued from the
Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of Ia
MA County. Iowa, and TO me directed, in IA
ver Of Jackson 4 Wieinr. and against Will
lam iIunnewell, have levied on and will of
fer for sale to the highest bidder, on Saturday
the 9th day of March, A D.. 1859 at the
Court House door. in Toledo, Iowa. between
the hours Of II clock A Nj. and clock p.
NJ, Of said day, the following property to-
witt
The South East quarter of the North West
quarter of section No. four Al in Tow nship
Eght.-teur ISL North of Range No. fifteen
West Of the 9th P. NJ, taken as the property
Of said William Hunnewell, to satisfy said
execution. interest and costs.
Terms OF sale cash. Thomas Murray,
Sheriff of Tama County, Iowa
Toledo Iowa, Feb. 18th, 1859. nl7w4
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-04-07

THE undersigned having this day been sp-
= pointed Administrator Of the estate Of
Jane G. Walker, late Of Tama County, Iowa,
deceased. This is, therefore, to give notice to
all persons having claims against said estate
to present the same for adjudication within
ninety days from this date, And all persons
indebted to said estate will settle the same
Immediately. T. A. Graham administrator.
Toledo, Feb. aSth 1859. MO