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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-07-12

A BAD BAnGAIx-Within few years
past. the Democracy have boosted hinge
ly of the accessions Of patriotic Old Line
Wings to their ranks but if they are
not by this time sick Of their new recruits.
it is because they are possessed Of remar-
kably strong stomschs. The present
ineurable division-in the Democratic par
ty, is the work Of these same patriotic
Wings. Caleb Gushing. the President
and leading Secession spirit Of the late
Convention, is a renegade Wing. Josiah
Randall, the leader of the Pennsylvania
defsctionists, is q renegade Wing
Toombs.and Benjamin, the disorganizing
leaders in the Senate. are renegade Wings.
Henry A. Wise. the msster-spirit of the
boilers in Virgins. is a renegade Wing
We might go on dd minimum. Investi-
gate the matter thoroughly, from the chieI
men Of the disorganizers to the veriasi
rats of the same kidney. and nine out oil
ten will be found to be renegade Wings
These Old Line Wings who joined the
Democracy. were principally disappoin'
ted office seekers, or men who were refused
leadership or countenance in other parties
They have been scrambling and fighting
for Office. from the time Of their first pro
fession Of Democracy. They were evel
a curse to the Wing party, and accom-
plished its destruction now they hav'
performed the same kindly Office for th'
Democracy. The act of the latter party
in taking these fellows into full fellow
ship. Boosting of their accession, and set
ting them up as leaders and teachers o
old campaiguers in the party. does moi
speak well for its wisdom and foresight
The truth is. other parties were about a
greatly rejoiced to see these clogs faster
to the Democracy. as the latter party wa
to take them to its embraces. Kick them
out-they have no friends.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-07-12

PE Our young frieads. Levi UT and
Marion Besler, win accept our thanks for
q large club of now subscribers ct High
land. Let others 20 snd do likewise.
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LsveioI RenemInated.

80. CHICAGO, June u.
The Republican Congressional Con
vsntion Of the Third District Of lllisois.
met It Bloomington to-day. and nomi-
naicd Owen Lovejoy, BY seclsussion. for
- alarkion
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-07-12

TIN FounrH.-The Fourth was OBJ
served in this place. as had been annOun-
ced. In the forenoon, the Sunday School
marched in procession to grove on the
hill south Of town, accompanied BY q
large number Of outsiders, citizens and
strangers.
An appropriate address was delivered
to the School. by Rev. Mr.. Triekstt. q
Methodist minister, of Holt County, Mo;
after which v. D. Markham delivered a
brief but able and interesting orstion.-
The ceremonies were enlivened by vocal
music from 8 choir gotten up for the
occasion. They sang some line pieces
and did it well.
Then came the dinner, ct which there
were BY far more consumers than pro-
ducers. However. it was only gotten mp
for the Sunday School children. and
there was plenty for them. and some to
spare for those who came after.
In the evening. the ferry boat ran down
to Forest City. and returned with larg'
company Of ladies and gentlemen from
Forest and Oregon. and band Of mar
tial music from the latter place.
The Odd Fellows Ball. at night. q
the City Hotel. was the best and mos
successful ball ever given in White Cloud
As an evidence that all hands enjoyed it
we need only to state that the dancing
was kept up until broad daylight on th
following morning.
The supper was "a. No. l." 1t would
have tempted the appetite Of any on
possessed of an appetite, and would hav'
given an appetite to those not so possess
ed. In fact, there was no occasion 10
any one to go awsy dissatisfied with an.
portion Of the nights entertainment.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-07-12

= e. Between two and three hundred
exceedingly fine cattle. from Texas. bound
for the Eastern markets. crossed the riv.
er at this place, on Tuesday. They
were driven into the river. and made to
swim over. They all landed safely on
the opposite bank.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-07-12

: r. Read the advertisement Of the
Life Of Abraham Lincoln. and send for
one.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-07-12
BOMErHno WAvT1vo.-Iu he list Of

SOMETHING WAxr1xo.-In the list OF
advertised mail routes to be let, We end
none from this place connecting with Hi
aWatha. There are routes to almost ev-
cry other town. in every direction, and
two or three to some but to one Of the
most important towns. there is none at
all. Nail communication with Hiawa-
tina is a matter Of the utmost importance
to White Cloud /; and BY . very slight
change in one or two Of the routes, Hia-
wAthA would become . point. At pres
snt. it requires q week or more for mail
matter to go from here to Hiawsths,
when the distance direct is less than TWEEN
ty miles. Is there no way to remedy
this ,?
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-07-12

= Cook WAxTED.-GoOd wages will be
paid to q good and experienced Cook.
finale or female. } If application Be made
soon. to John Il. UT. at the City Hotsl.
in White Cloud.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-07-12

, l. o. o. F.-Ths following person,
were chosen, at the last election, to gil
the principal Offices in White Cloud
Lodge. No. 6, 1. o. o. F.:
NIGH. F. Macy,
G.-Thos. G. Shreve.
SEQ. G. Whitney,
Tress.-James Moore.
Representatives to Grand Lodge-Sol.
Miller, VIM. d. Beeler.
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NATIONAL ExKcurlvE colOurrEE.

The Democratic National Committee
has broken up. and two new COMMITTEES
have been formed-one for Breckinridge.
and one for Douglas. Mr.. MeClusky.
Secretary Of the old COMMITTEES. il Sec
Rotary Of the Brsckinridgs COMMITTEES.
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TIE RIcHMoEp ENouIREE

The Richmond Enquirer has not yet
vouchssfed rs one of those ponderous
editorials upon the subject Of the Bslti-
more nominations which might have
been expected. It is however for Breck-
inridge. Il rs
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BRECKENRIDGE. Hast AND SOUTH.

The papers. generally. Of the Demo
cratic faith. throughout the Eastern and
Southern States. seem to recognize Brock
inridge a. tho true Democratic eandi'
date.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-07-12

To VIM. II. Ludlow. n. Y, and others.
THE "coEsTIrUUox" BEGINS TIE FIoHr.
The Constitution is out vigorously to.
LAY for Breckinridgs and Lane, in quite .
number Of strong artecles.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-07-12

From Atchison. BY Lancaster. Huron,
Kennekuck. Powhattan, GrsuAds. Capt.
omi. Ash Point. Seneca and Clear Creek,
to Marysville, 80 miles and back, twice
9 week.
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Mems Ticket Who Own Themselves

Mems Ticket VINO UWn lnemSeiFel
FOR PRESIDENT,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
OF ILLINOIS.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
HANNIBAL HAMLIN,
OF MAINE.
Fer Presidential Electors,
r. GILPATRICK,
q. B. LINES,
T. D. TEACHER.
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CoLEmAN,s QUARTZ MILL.
PATENTED ApRiL ID, 1850.


FETHIS MILL, which on exhibition at the
X late Mechanics and Bay District Agricultural
FAIRS in the city of San Francisco, and received the
first premiums, aud also the highest recommendations
from the Committee Quartz Machinery at said Fairs
and which created so much excitement among those
interested in Quartz Crushing mauuiacttl-
rng and really to deliver.
BY the tests " hch have made. it far exceeds our
expectations and that of others who have seen it in
operation.
We are now prepared to guarantee this Mill to grind
from three to five tons of quartz per day. with three
horse power and from the small amount of expense
incurred in running ito do it cheaper than by any
other known process
The low price OF this MiIl-viz: $500 00--piaces it
within the reach of every mining company.
Its weight complete is only $50 BIS. aud being so
constructed that it be easily TAKE apart that
piece will exceed 2lo TBS in weight, tn rety giving it
the advantage all other chines of this kind, in
the facility of transportation.
They selling rapidly. and all desirous of OBJ.
tanning them requested T., f,rw.srl heir orders
BIGGS & RUGGLES, Agents,
Nov q. 3m 140. Front street. San Fraactsco.
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INTERESTING LECTUREs.-Mrs. Adaline NJ.
W. Weed, female lecturer of scientific ability,
according to the numerous reports and recon-
mendations which have reached us, advertises
to deliver three lectures in this town. The first,
to which the public at large was invited, took
place last evening, (Friday,) and the others, de-
signed exclusively for ladies, will occur tonight
and Monday evening. Mrs. Weed treats of the
physiology of her sex, and illustrates her subject
with plates She has met with great success
elsewhere and carries with her the highest testi-
monials of wcrthiness and ability in her profess
sion See her advertisement.
The hydraulic press., 1860-12-01

IKE AND THE SHERIFF.-Ike Williamson and
Sheriff Van Hagan favored our quarters with
call on Wednesday. The Senior, unfortunately,
was absent at the time. ffe would have been
right glad to see them. The junior kept rather
dark, suspecting something. 1t took the senior
a long while, on his return to the office, to con-
vince him that Van was only on friendly-not
professional-visit. He exhausted himselfin the
effort to borrow a hundred or two, thinking it
might be required in order to insure the issue Of
the next paper. His efforts failure; but
fortunately for the concern, 7sssoppked; the de-
mand was rot from that official quarter. Ike,
we are told, is the same in flesh, spirit and cir
cufnstances, as ever. Serves him right. The
Sheriff is also clever and good locking as for
merly.
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STOLE EN- FOR THANKsGIvING.--On Wednes-
day night some mendacious rascal visited Frank
Smiths hen roost and stole all his chickens, no
doubt to be killed and devoured as a thanksgiv-
ingi Frank don't wish the thief any bad luck !;
only he hopes bone of one of the fowls may
stick in his throat and choke him. that the flesh
may produce painful diarrhoea, in his bowels;
that the glazed eyes of the roosters may stare at
him in continual nightmares; that the feathers
may cling to his trowsers as perpetual token
of his vllainy; that, in fine, it would give him
the most complete satisfaction to twist the scoun-
drel's ears off, as he no doubt twisted off the
necks of the chickens. A pet rabbit he says,
was carried off at the same time.
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ACHANGE.-We neglected last week, to notice
the change of proprietorship which has taken
place in the Union Hotel. 1t will be seen that
Mr.. Engman has retired from the establishment,
and Mr.. E. F. Merwin taken his place as joint
PARTNER with Mr.. Pearson. Mr.. Merwin has for
some time past been the book-keeper of the
house, and is favorably known for the able and
courteous manner in which he discharged the
duties of his vocation. The present firm is a
popular one, and deserving of success, with
which their efforts to entertain the public will
doubtless be abundantly crowned.
The hydraulic press., 1860-12-01

THERE many ways of relieving pain for the time
being. but there is only way of removing diseases
No palliative anodyne. topical application will
remove it, 1t must be attacked its source in the
fluids of the body. which convey the poison to the
ulcers tumors assesses giandular sweliings &C.. as
the may be- These fluids must be reached. acted
upon and purified by some powerful agent Such
agent is Yellow Dock Sarsaparilla and Iodde Potash
Manufactured at Watts Drug store 1t gently stim-
ulaes while it disinfcts and expels from the ich
and bowels all that irritating and the same time
restores theft vigor and tone
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CAUTION.

n HEREBY canton the citizens of Nevafa county
and the state of California against purchasing of s.
HOWARD the socalled '.Hylrdulic Sewing Machine
invented by O. Rice Said Machine having been in
vented by and patent obtained therefor by said Rice,
the USE occupancy. disposal OF the same by said
HowarI-or any other person not duly authorzed--s
an infringement upon ard ayioation of the inventors
rights which viii be prosecuted to the extent of the
law in suchcases made and provided for the protection
of Inventors and the punishment of Patent Right
yiolators y LORENZO RICE,
Nov. II, 1s60.-3m Assignee
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CHRISTMAS BALL.-Mr. John Gordon, of the
Sierra Nevada Hotel, intends giving Social
Ball on Christmas evening. The patrons Of
Terpsichore are thus early advised CT the fact,
that they may be preparing their ''harness," and
getting their pedals in fix for a ''lively and gay
time of it,
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THE MAIMED.-Mr. Harry Harper, one of the
miners who was injured by the premature explo-
account of which we gave last week, is able to
be out on the street every day. The other un-
fortunate, Mr.. Dodge, will go to San Francisco
for the purpose of seeking medical aid-and
hope is entertained that his eyesight may be re-
stored to him.
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NEW BUILDING.-Mr. VIM Hatfield has lust
completed, on the lot between the Union Hotel
and post-ofice, very tasty two-story frame bull
ing, and Mr.. Sam. Samelson occupies the first
floor as cigar and variety store. He has large
stock Of goods in his line
The hydraulic press., 1860-12-01

TAIL FLUME CoMPLETED.-For a long time
past mining operations at Columbia Hill have
been pretty much suspended, on account of the
want of some medium for carrying off the tail
ings. A lengthy sluice, eight feet wide, in pro-
cess of construction by Phelps, Roster & Co.,
during the period of temporary suspension, is at
last completed, and the miners have got fairly to
work. This is most encouraging state of affairs
for that region, and will put new face on things
at once. We hope the s'boys" may realise their
most sanguine expectations of prosperity from
the event. and hereafter have plenty of the cir
culating medium in their buckskin purses.
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ANOTHER NEW SToRE.- hTessrs. Hecht &
Prattwil open new grocery and provision store,
in a day or two, in portion of the brick build
ing at present occupied by 10. Melbourne. Their
goods are now on the road for this place.
The hydraulic press., 1860-12-01

DEATH FROM DIPTHERA.-Last week we
mentioned the fact that three of Mr. j. B. MUIR
phys children, of French Corral, were lying Sc
riously i'll with the diptheria, or putrid sore
throat. On Thursday morning one of them,
David Morris, aged four years and six months,
died. The other two, girls, we are pleased to
hear, are considered out of danger.
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FOR SALE.

gUyHE undersign q. Wishing &. leave the state. Of
fers for sa TWO HOUSES AND Lots in the
pleasant little mining town of Sweetiand-either of
which affords opportunity for a young man .who
has not been gohe and done it, to select a artner
from the many fair ones now in market, and settle
down harmonousy, raise their own hoop Polls aid
pumpkins in the Patch, and surround their table
with olive plants.'
For particulars, enquire of j. w WOOD,
Swcetland,
Or r. W. STERLING.
Nov II. 1880. VS.
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In HIS PocKET.-The contest between Capt.
N C.. Miller, of North San Juan, and Mr.. Per-
kins, the highest defeated candidate on the
Republican ticket, was so close, and the rumors
so various affecting the result, that some of our
readers not correctly informed as to who is
elected. For their satisfaction we would an
nounce, that the Captain has his certificate of
election in his pocket, which will secure him
seat in the Assembly that he will hold-for we
have heard of no expressed intention on the part
of Mr.. Perkins to make a contest
Capt. Miller's majority was first stated to be
eight; but an error was discovered in the San
Juan precinct of four ballots, which were SUBJ
tracted from his vote and added to that of his
competitor. This reduced it to four. Subse-
quently, seven precincts were thrown out for
want of forrnafity, in not having the required
certificates attached, which Increased the Cap
tain's majority to nine; and so it now stands of
record. This was narrow escape. We predict
that Captain Miller will make one of the best
members of the next Legislature.
The hydraulic press., 1860-12-01

,a~@Mrs. WIN SLOW, an experienced nnrse
hcS and female pIyscial has DOT. ing Syrup for
children teethng. by soitenng the eus. reducing All
inlamatianwil allay flpain, and is to regulate
the bowels Depend upon it. mothers. it will give rest
to yourselves. and reliefand health your infants
other column
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Special Notices.
=. @. OF c.. E.

>,,sazs.t>> SaNJUANLODGE NO. CT. T. o. of
0. f. meets every Monday evening. at
=SsggF4y<s ~ O'clock, at the Odd Fellows Hall,
East MAIN street. North San Juan.
Brothers Of the Order i'll good standing are invited
TO attend.
JAS BRIGGS, N.G.
W. S CHANDLER. Sec'v
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STABBING AFFAIR AT FRENCH CoRRAL-On
Tuesday evening last, man by the name of
back, producing painful but not serious wound.
We did not learn the cause of the difficulty, or
any more particulars, further than it was rep
resented to have been very cowardly assault.
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CARD TO TsaE LADEEs.

The San Juan Boot and Shoe
EN StOl e having become an established insti-
tuition, is fully stocked with winter supply of
Lade9 Congress Caters,
Rubber Overshoes,
Cork soles:
Together with an extensive assortment of
Childrens' and Misses Shoes,
To all of which the attention oi the Ladies' is prticu
larly invited.
The hydraulic press., 1860-12-01

HOLIDAY PREsENTs.-Mr. Cohn is preparing
for the Christmas holidays. His collection of
TOYS, trinkets, and the more valuable fancy arti-
cles, Just received, makes grand display on his
counters The children fairly dance when they
beep in upon them. His ornamental goods, for
mantles and the parlor center-table are exceed
iugly beautiful. Look in, you who desire to see
=, rouseum of curiosities.
The hydraulic press., 1860-12-01

ART.-Mr. Aug. Wettig Ambrotypist, is pre-
pared to take the likenesses of such as may favor
him with call, after the most approved style of
modern art, with its various simplifcations and
improvements. His rooms are adjoining the ST.
ezra Nevada Hotel, second story.
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CATs.-We are told by Bob Rowland that our
mountain Barnum went below, last week, with
the intention of purchasing, coralling,' or 9TH
erwise securing hundred tom-cats, for the pur-
pose of entertaining our citizens with Christ
mas caterwauling. He found the "article :"
scarce, and concluded to forego his intention, and
will cater to the public taste in some other form
on that interesting occasion.
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che atvdmulie gress.

THE HURDY GURDIEs.-On Wednesday eve
ming the "boys at Sweetland had rare sport
The hurdy-gurdy girls happened along that
way. GLOW they got that name, is more than
we can imagine for they never use the hurdy-
gurdy, but generally accompanied by lad,
who discourses delectable music from miserably
dis-cordant ac-cordeon.) Well the occasion was
suggestive of Inerriment The girls en-
ployed by the proprietor of the principal saloon,
to enliven his hall with their presence. They
were on hand at the appointed hour, for pro-
miscuous dance. The boys were on hand al
so. Their gallantry was taxed to its utmost to
render the event worthy of the girls, themselves,
the saloon and the fourishing village of Sweet
land. They "went in I" strong-so strong, it is
said that before the Ball closed, hardly the rem
nant of a shirt was left on the backs of three or
four of the most excitable and excited partici
pants in the joyous festivities. At an early hour
the girls left after exchanging rings with several
of their admirers. Where they will next turn
up, is entirely matter of speculation. On
Thursday morning letter was found in the
Sweetland post-ofice, superscribed to the Hur-
dagurda Girls, Sweteland, Nevada Co., Cal" So,
it would seem, they are regular heart-smashers,
in their way and make more conquests than ma
ny of their sex of reputation and refinement.
The hydraulic press., 1860-12-01

MAsoNIc.-At an election of officers for Nam
zanita Lodge, No. l02, F. and A. NJ, held at the
Hall in this place last Saturday evening, the fol-
lowing gentlemen were elected for the ensuing
year.
L. c. McKeeby, w. NJ. J. A. seely, s. W.;
j. b oothman, J. W.; J. H. Moore, Treas
E, Franchere Secv
The hydraulic press., 1860-12-01
REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF TELEGRA

REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF TELEGRAP1NG.
MIR. Dornin, the telegraph operator at this
place, informs that on and after the lst of De-
mber,-to-day-the price for transmitting mes
sages over the line will be materially reduced
for ten words to Nevada, so cents; to Marysville,
at proportionally reduced figures
The hydraulic press., 1860-12-01

LARGE REsERvoIR.-Mr. E. Northup is con-
structing, at his ranch south of town, large res
ervoir for the Middle Yuba Canal Company
He has over fifty hands employed ON the work.
The hydraulic press., 1860-12-01

RFUcKEE TURNPIKE.-Loaded wagons are
constantly passing over this road. Mr.. John
Beard, who came down from Virginia City this
week, represents it in fine condition-the deepest
snow encountered being only six inches.
The hydraulic press., 1860-12-01

DEATH FROM PoIsoN OAK-A man who was
engaged in mining near Northup's ranch, died
on Wednesday night last, it is asserted, from the
effects of poison oak. We could not learn his
The hydraulic press., 1860-12-01

FIRE.-The suburban Villa of Mr.. James Pet
finger, was consumed by fire on Thursday night,
together with its contents consisting of sundry
empty bottles. No insurance.
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v a ri e t y.
FRED. A. WILDER,
BAKER.

ID n IN
At the Building formerly otoned aud occupied By g. p.
Arery as a Drug Store.
Manufactures and keeps CONSTANTLY ON hand, the fol-
lowing
BREADS STUFF S.:
BREAD: Domestic, Crackers: Butter,
do Graham. do Sugar,
do Rye and Indian, do Boston.
RusR Cakes Plain;
FRENCH Rolls: Cookies:
Cakes. rich; (made to order) \ classes cakes;
Fruit Cake; Small Fancy Pound
Pound do. Ginger Bread;
Sponge do; Ginger Snaps;
Delicate do (or Blide's cake; Fried cakes;
Gold do; Pies Of all kinds
Black do very rch) made with some
thing in EN-"
Wagon will run regularly to Cherokee, Badger
Hill, and Columbia Hill. every Monday aud Friday.
TO San Juan, Sebastopol. Sweetland Birchville.
and French Corral, every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday.
In connection with the Bakery is a LUNCH ROOM,
where parties be accommodated with cakes, pies.
coffee. tea. &C.. &C..
YEAST, put up in bottles for family use kept con-
stantly on hand.
Family and Miners custom particularly desired.
and regularly served with any Of the above articles
at rates they afford to pay
Citizens of San Juan hope You will consider
(as do myself afiXture among you; hoping to build
up business, and to make for myself and family
permanent home.
FREDc. A. WILDER.
San Juan Nov. 1st, 1860. If
The hydraulic press., 1860-12-01

AMPUTATIoN-A month since, two men got
into fight at the west end of Main street, and
one of them had his thumb bitten so severely,
that Dr. Stotlar found it necessary to amputate
The hydraulic press., 1860-12-01

THE HEsPERIAN.-The November number
has been received-the contributions are excel
lent-every lady in the land should subscribe.
The hydraulic press., 1860-12-01
Kerosene Lamps and Coal OIL.

THyHE undersigned have on hand large supply OF
beautiful Kerosene Lamps, embracing all the diff
ferent styles for sale reasonable Also,
received, a large lot Of Coal OH
FRANCHERE & BUTLER
Flnme street