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% ID. b. DeLand & Co.'S Saler

u d. b. DeLand & Co.'S Salera,us is
s'"s 'ae most complete satisfaction to house
'e'psrs as !. cannot fail to DO. Its manusac.
''e'' are determined that it shall be pusE, and
~ pairing no expense to make this the most
",.o'e brand Of Salera,us ever offered to the
pSuc IL IS Tor sale at retail by mos, grocers
.o'skeepen The principal grocers
~'aenout the country wholesale it. Manufac.
~'ed at the FairpOrt Chemical Works, Fairport,
A'eros Co., N. Y.
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PROSPECTUS.

IT, yy,b you,,s Of tho Woek,v Trir,,ra co,n-,.,.sl
With tho ism. of sent Dnrino Tho mast year Tho
Tis,,s r. hss, ohi,,.J N 80 o,,i,a I,,,a
go - -, sn.co 90 po,;,;.s IN, -. rail oo Ia h 20
go po,ti.aI iiscus,iop .,ost .o,; aIv Cor mon,bs Il
80. G. 60 "a a.v,.o ra.rIv Al, o,r .o,,,. ., .,,
-. 81 80 'n..ns. I'm, ,nors .b;s,- n,a-es. ,ror-
10 :, a r,..n 20 ns v esnari,l ,,,e,ti,n 10
rnrr,,rox ~. wbo,a .,hset Of E,rc., ;or both
pn,l.r ana CarersI viii he S;.cnsssd in ou- coinmn.
,tor. IL. ,.s, 1sSI .nd na bono 90 o,;.;, :, ,b.,
s.ons;a, -. ~ ~ r,ot.rrses, tb;rLsrs .,d ~
-, 49,, 80. =; o,,r $3.50 =. -, 80 Co. -
90 go 80 ,b.t tbe go - rS,.a.;., sbsu 49,
;. - :. ~ 1870 &c tn T;,aa =, - W
au IL ,npet 80. -, @ ,ee, " 7 ~ " " "
II Acpecry yypy va have bee, .on,,.,es IN re..r;ct
c Of this great interest troughout 1860
and shall eneavor to atone therefor in lsel Whatever
render the reward Ct labor devoted 10 cultivation more
ampe or more certain, shah receive prompt AID iu az
tentou. .
Ill MANUFACTURES, NC.-"e naii e'e'y 'nVehioh OF
enterprise WHEREBY Auie icai CApi'ai ana Ltoor asA
tracled 10 anu avan~ge'us'y emPoyga IN any uepaI'
msnt OF Manuaetut1hg OF Mecnaeal Iaanstty a. req
CONTRIBUTION 70 the uohc "eal, nsu,hg ahPeI, sea
PER, more cow i"oe ing 40 %
farmer Win III iaI CT en- ~ m nm auo p.e g. M
Ia LOG p'osie VI Ilu ~, iloh sahiiis, s.,
hahiDs, on'n weaving, &C &C. M oai eounat anu '
"or o. sn- % "aciei anu II io' e1 " u WIN AL '
he.t snt ac'i.e - .iE'' ~
" fufAAsN Tapioy 'Is - 49, IN
ehts ~ i-'iu,n, at Vi u, . -; H.
'sPhis u re mt s. va! au' - " -
- az ch,hees mere st'enty oat Ie am, any perHhs
sp'c 81 ,Ie pressure OF Dome our news ron
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RECIPROCAL FEELING.-Yancy says ne don't
want to live in 8 country that holds Charles Sum
ner and Owen Lovejoy. Lovejoy says, if he
don't, there are plenty of steamers to Europe
Africa or Asia.
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nERE Is A CHANCE, GENTLEMEN.-A
..pa0he.n Of this city, has deposited at this of.
'"o hundred and fifty dollars in bankable
'' 70 be covered as follows:
~ That Lincoln viii carry Illinois;
'na' Lincoln will carry Illinois by 1000
rhraliy;
w That Lincoln will carry Illinois by 5000
plurality;
~ mat Lincoln will be elected by the People;
s mat Douglas will not get an electoral vote.
,.e nf" three bets TO be taken together, and
So 70 be taken together, or all upon
oe venture. - ls
gnsiemen LOcofocos, il you really mean
se''ng but brag, by talking about carrying the
. u Illinois, or getting vote for Douglas,
IRE in earnest, here is fair chance to
ne money.
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WDE-AwAKEs, ArTENTIoS.--Thc uni
formed Wide. Awakes meet at Headquarters on
NOnday evening next, Nov. 9th. There will be
q business meeting on Friday evening of this
week, at which it is highly important all should
be present.
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REPUBLICAN RALLY IN THE FIpsT W,HI

IEPC BLICAN IlALI4Y TN TIL P I ItST " ARD
There will he Republican Meeting at the
Seymour House, in the First Ward, TO morrow
Thursday evening, commencing at O'Clock.
Hon. D. L. Case. Geo. I Parsons, Esq, and 9TH
ers are expected to speak Let the house De
6ledl
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To Consumptives.

The advertiser having been restored TO health IN f. y
week, BY very simple remedy, al er having suffered
eral years with lung affection, and that dreai
disease Ccnsump;ion-s anxious 10 make known to h,-
e iIou sufferers the means of cur"
10 All who desire il, he will setd copy OF the esc'
ii nse free Of chsrge), with the directions fox elar
ing md ung the same which they viii ind suiE CrRs
for CONSUMPTION ASTHMA BRONCHITIS, &c, The only objec,
of advertiser in sending the Pr scrpton j. 10 bnst
the afflicted and spread inf rms ton wieh te
to be invaluable and he hopes every sufferer viii try h-
remsdy a. it will cos. them nothing, and may prove
blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Ryv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
ly28i William burgh, Kings County, " Y
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Dissolution OF THE UNION State

Librarian, J. E. Tenney, Esq, viii speak at the
representative Hall on Saturday evening nex:,
upon the question o: dfssolving the Union. A
residence at the South has rendered Mr.. Tenney
tt to speak understandingly upon the topic, so
far as relates to Southern viexs
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TRuE.-Many true heart that would have
come back Exc dove to the ark, after it's first
transgression, has been frightened beyond recall
by the savage cruelty of All unforgiving spirit
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A SIMILE.-Pleasure, like quicksilver, is bright
and shy. If We strive to grasp it, it still eludes
US, and still gltters. Weperhaps seize it at last,
and find it rank poison.
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Low WArER.-The water continues SO low in
the river that the boats cannot ascend to Niles,
which place they have not made for several
weeks-.S. Joseph Traveller, Oct o.
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYANsS
PULMONIC w FERS.

ORIGINAL MEDICINE ESTABLISHED IN 49,. and first
tee II o. lthd introduced under the Of " PUI
A,NlC HiFgs, "a. His any Gt!..r country, oil otha
PuliOaic Vdfers cOunterfetS The genuine can D.
kso,ha ~ tie name BRIAN being stamped on each
WAFER
BRYANS PCIMoNIC wAFEss
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness.
BRYAN's PULMoyIc WATERS
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing.
BRYAy's PULNoyIc WATERS
Relieve Splitting of Blood, Pains in the Chest
BRyASs PUINoNIc WATERS
Relieve lncplent Consumption, Lung Diseases
BRYAN's PrLNONIC WATERS
Relieve Irritation Of the Uyula and Tonsils.
BRYAN'S PCINoNIC WATERS
Relieve the above Complaints in Ten Minutes
BRYAN's PULMoSIC WATERS
Are Blessing To ali Classes and Constitutions.
BsYAS's PCLMoNIC WATERS
Are 'aI tel for Vccalists and Public Speakers
BRYAN's PULAoSlC WATERS
Are in 4 simple form and pleasant % the taste.
BRYAN's PUINoNIC wAFERs
NJ; only ieye, but effect pii and lasting Cures
BRYAN's FULMoNIC WATERS
Are warranted 10 give satisfaction TO every one.
VI Family should be without a Box OF
BRyAS's PrIMoSIC wHERs
in the hcuse.
M Traveller should be without a supply OF
BRyANs PCLNONIC WATERS
in his pocket.
No person will ever object to give for
BkyASs PCLM0NC WATERS
Twenty-Five Cents.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester. n. y.
For sale By X Thayer Co.. Lansing. 1y235
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GUARDIAN SALE-Notice is hereby

~ given. that pursuant 10 GEESE gran ted by
the Jadge of Probate for the county of Inghsm SHAH
sell at public auction, the Court House steps in The
village of Mason. Monday The Eth day of December
next, O'Clock P. Lots an. 10 BECK No IS, il
the village Of Mason. Terms made known eay OF sale.
GEORGE BLAIN,
Guardian Of Chester Jackson and others,
6soss children Of Arson Jackson. dee q,
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LATE STRAWBERRIES Mr.. Sherwood
euds us stem Of strawberries, just about to
inen.
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EkaAsLR PRKAcHkR.-The n Y hide
says that the venerable DR.. Lyman
Es ~ Just passed into his seth year. The
49, age begins to rest upon him heavily,
aes until fourscore years did be begin per-
Iose his normal activity of body or
ne still walks the streets, suffering no
mt the infrmities Of age, and exhibits
srntA though at times q wandering
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SWEEPS BLACK 01bS
SUGAR COATED PILLS
Tie IYhokc WO1ld Unitesl,

ss-sCH PEOPLE, THINK! AFTER WHICH, ACT ga
You'd scarce expect, at this late day,
Wts ,tsrtling cures a book TO FL;
TIL y ;he case, the million say.
Wtt the OF Herrck's Pill.
They ccH- from East, and North and West,
Ani With glad tidngs the papers fill,
Because th-y the cheapest, safest, best,
And sap" Tior u others i. Herrck's Pill.
f.3l Dots and Plants, and Flowers the. 'fo lie
Theg alaays cufe--they never kill:
Ihnu-aaL> no~ in heir graves were laid.
Wee { not !pr Herrick's Pill.
Fo- years h - worked 70 heal the sick
With jos Late his bosom n Is:
t1. ems ~ thousands rejoice
~ tuc mage powers Of H-Irick's PiIls.
GS- HER2ICk'S MAiCHLESS VEGETABLE FAMILY
PILLS have inun lated the w0rli with their opulari'y
over g lon of boxes used annually, giving
emp oyment tn !-hty i've men and to put them
up. Their Imberei by thousan1s-their pras-
;he tongues If all CIT OF Michigan and else
where. have son ever used th-u' Put up in English,
Saanish German and French directions. Large ismiiy
boxes p cents Five boxes for 81. sid everywhere.
Sc advertisement on Sd page. 1y25s
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Advertisements have the privilege OF three
- .ve.rlyratesspplyt regular and ordinary
-. Hdvertisments, only. All others chsrgeohy
.enuuoSe-
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HEADQUARTERS,

GIANT KILLERS You are requested
10 meet at the
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AGRICULTURAL CoLLEGE.-Junior Ex
hibitjon Thursday Evening, Nov. LIST.
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on Thursday Evening, Nov. Isl. BY order OF
the Club.
RUSH J. HOLMES, Secretary
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"LlrTL-GIAST KILLERS. AT tho last
meeting OF this Club, at the Headquarters, on
'n0rsOay evening, Oct, 25th, the following
members were elected officers for the ensuing
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THE QUAKER CITY
n rance Com any.
Fire Insurance. Limited L Perpetual.

On 6a.il ngs and Nerc4an1iSe Of al INSCRIPTIONS
The Eighth >em-Annus Ststeneu Il Of the business and
cnition OF the Quaker City Insurance Co. as present
ed 70 is stockholders, Jan. 3, lsoO.
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Herrick'S Kid Strengthening Plaster.
10 hereby

~ ven that the firm heretofore eYistng, Of Cane
ron Hunt. IL b. mutual consent Jivc and all &C.
count, cus the. are owned and the hands Of As1ss
der Cameron ALEXANDER CAMERON,
NELSON HUNT.
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Sherifs Sale.

EbY VIRTUE OF M ORDER OF SAFE.
- issued from lie Office Of the Clcri of the cir
ruit tour,nf McMinn comfy. ami TO me directed,
! wiiL.on Monday tho jth d,tv of March next. ut
tho tomt-h horse door n the town Of Athens, .cil
10 tho highest bidder for cash in hand. all the
right tilc, Interest and claim. thai VIM Lemons,
has N 9gd 90 z certain tract Of iaud, living in the
I'm 'i"l District Of NcMmn county. containing
eight' acres more az les, aud adjoining tbs
lands NJ Anderson Glars, locl Curcppcr. and
others. Lcgic,t oiI 90 satisfy Judgment and
costs, which william h. Mcknight obtained he
iTe Justice u ihe Peace, against Charlie, and
VIM McNclly and VIM Lemons
JN0 a. G0ULnY, Sheriff
Jun %, SEQ at-prs fec 3,20-jol
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NASHVILLE, Jan. II.
aeon shoulders arc scarce at. SCI hams
zee at lie; clear Sides 10 a. 1Oac; from
ICONS Wfiskcy, rcctiiied 25@27c country
Brands 80 Qgz5c. Gais, thess S5,lg, tours L5O;
Ex6s si cights 1913; tens and larger sizes So 80.
ead Sc = ~ sh9t, bHsk " ss,Aei Y. G & 81 80 =
saf, We qulte, in bbls. SO 04e 3e less inhbfs
n Y Goose Sugars lO!c; crushed and pow
acred fll@12lc; loaf llG1l2c. Molassses, IN
barrels, 450b SOC; halves 0Oc Golden syrup in
barrels s5c; in half barrcls o5ci in boS7 slo0.
npfee, stock light, dcmund faif-prime liis u 9rm
go ls4cj Lasuyra lici Java lsls zoe Can
iiug, ffp a. ioc for Il ~; PIC fsr fc.i
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HAyINC COME TO THE CONCLUSION
J 90 make change IN my business, both for
iug own benefit aud for the benefit of my friends
who pur1nilai nae while ia Tho Grocery Business.
{ um ID Ion ger Connected with house OF Scranton
d Zimmerman, Augusta. Georgia. ! return my
thanks .o ,Jl my friends tor their liberal paro-
unrc while no 'hc Broccry business
YOURS, respectfully, j. W. TlBBs
Dec o. 1-5t- Iui-l-l
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y no ~ NIfrb VJT,--"IOW
Ious locality in the Five
rlt. is to be converted IN
playground. The tcue-
bg demolished.
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M IL E1 @ I'll A TT n s

s1orrr,y Nnrt, eoy,r,r .,;-...-,
|XrerHyD ~ AM SVO Ab-- w LnL.
fI)ss, No Undersigned. mrlrert and Jylbers Ia
&.city Of gbsrleston. tn .,s,. Of tla loot 90,
;{e.e Of % coun'fy deeai proper 10 bring
a '.V'.ts't, 'nV i''el'r Ne'-hrnts Tue claims
35Fiig u ns 6,tye Ben ep,, o;,s6isrI T.. g ,,s
GIess IND ifoar4ur Nperic',. ma, ,,li .,,,,,5I
-cd SitlTrse N,nt M ,nis s..,;., =, M
sf .beld,sep ,nhstts in donmoa on the e,i.atine
|71wsrlBR9fthc days-slBcry; and all of rs desire.
-es idrit3J sneHesDe 70 become commercially in
depcudp n tof'+rlr, Notf Wn M M ~ I ?!
undorraiS ". 5nsfgy epd eSttrr.e Of thc Nor.
~ 'toitpeft "ties pat We clin , Lee aldo
70 suppl guoas ia ouK rsspccliyo linrs on ns ftl
Sn9se .sr,S ~ eS,a e. = gsa @a9 eto, f. the
fo,I;l;es ',.,,' ,a,siai, W. I, n,on' ~. havc
~, 'NH'pl~ ggVos from Europe not
,;toad arc very isrss, not%t.,sndSs d. ''g ven
b ~ Is .ts s4ls eelrary. cireulut,d by tl,oa ,fho
mo no kRowledgc II what ,ley etfir,r. ar vlb
intesfeatpronpstheio e loi,a.di i
A.ncIicay soodswe oo.aia from .hc manplsc-
. No. ~ ~ w ~ oD'h& "'F
we nJrte able % sei On a. f,geiails terms gv'.
otncrs7 Fe tTs
: e E, are re ape and determined to do SO, sndeu
g,, nj X Y ~; nS, ,,,a naFt5 Jay aside tue
.stsi6,re,. 5rsf., 5,ai5r,,P N, ~ Y' our
go a. 80, ~" iyih % "io-e
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e,uthori1od 10 annognee the name
MIN W ELLIS for Iieynue Collector
N county. at the regular election in
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Pocket Knives.

Z UsT EngEIyEp TuELtltGESrt sS0BT-
- mgnt yv.roBrrej % Atacus. grades, which
WIN be sold CHEAP for cash iy
nee SOL GRO. W. moss.
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A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE UN-
4 dcrsignod are notified 10 call and settle same.
IS after lat JapparY, all notes and aecolnts not
saitlod viii 30 Ahndod out tor collection.
Ns a., ALEX CLEAGE.
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PUBLIC Gus E.
w. r.. GRuRB

TWAS LOCATED HIMsELF NEAR THE
1 Depot, ATHENS, TENN where lie will
he glad % wait On any polson that may call on
him. His bills shall be as moderate as at any
house On tho EHi ROAD.
We also has iorses snd puggie'. to hire to per
fors Wishing coHveyagcc
Leo r. 1870 -i.r-'ss
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LAND FOR SALE.



Joseph liricE,i re. lack son Sligor.
IN OBEDIENCE To A lNTERLUCUTORY
l decree 81 the rlancrry rou-t If Mcig- com
tv. IuIncs,C- al thc tr5-ier torn, 1859. thereof
! viii. ct die Court hou.e door i'm the town of
Decatur, on Saturday tho 2gt1 day Of February
next, on credit uf 8A months. without r,dcmp-
tom proceed T." sell the following Land. to-,'ii
Tho West Halt Of he North vest Quarter Of Sec
t'un Fifteen. First Township, Second Naugc West
OF the Ncrsditu. 'iiwassoe District. living ON th,
kSatcf, of otwcr Greek, ia The county Of Icies
wv. aforesaid, six or sepeu miles Northeast
Bond and good security will be- re
- retained. said land will be sold
100 Iiug Ia The 1lINDIvil
NcMmn county, containing 2lG acres,
and adjoining the land. Of VIM Iurl, snd Bet
scy McC1nuon. levied on ~, thc property of
said WOLF, To- satisfy judgments and costs, which
". d s. j. Dpj.ou ot,u.uel before Justice Of
Che Peace .uir,t said Henry Vol.
JNu. A. GOULDY. h1lG
Jan, 20, 500 tt-p,s fir 53,4o--J9I
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Field Plaster I

| uST DECEIVED. a LOT OF FRESH
~ ground Land Plaster and for ale cheap Iv
Jan. 90, j. N. Henderson,
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Furniture.

4 HAVE JUST RECEIVED ONE MAHo6A-
uy Wardrobe and one Walnut Dressing bureau,
and cae, tuem for salo cheap.
July }. NJ HENDERSON.
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Seeds

I tsl RECENE Ed, a Lot OF PRIME clio.
~ yer. Timothy Orchard and Blue Gruss Seeds
and for saie for C,aa or Pca9acc.
1ar 81. }. NJ. HENDERSON.
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TIE oRDIThBY DRAWINGS

a Wood Eddy q C9's Lot'.rios win take place y.
'in - Draws on saturday, November 5, 1853.
C,Gss ~ DRIVE GA saturday, November ", 1852.
1'as' u DW7s on Saturday,, November 2G 1850.
l.r's l' Draws 1i Saturday December 3, 1899.
.'s- ~ ,'a"s cn Saturday, December TO- 1859.
,ias. d. N'aNs 90 saturday, December p. 1859
l.-sf 90 DfaNs on saturday, December 81 1859.
Class b. Draws ON saturdsr, lanuarv = 1890
20" pc Draws 800 Saturday. Januory H. 1860.
'li.f "' 't.Hs 'u saturday. Jauuaty q. 1861
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" Il re elected senator.

Jan lG.--No ballud for
4. sTaull,nor has been confirmed
ker to France.
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kad, Jan. ll.--Thcrc are % feet
he channel. Hogs s. 90la g 20.
~ sales go bbls. at SIG 80.
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Extfaordinarv nrawinn.


5,52Q Prizes amounting 10 .......... ssibo0s
Hh7'' Tirlets so Huir,, 40; Qua,,srs IS
ityifAs eg 3d.
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-18

T. P. OTIS & CO.,
Corner r. and Second streets,
MARYSVILLE.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Groceries, Provisions. Liquors
FLOUR. GRAIN &C., &C., &C.,
Offer for sale Low.
9Hk Barrels and a barrels crushed sugar;
= 4 . IS Hhds choice Orleans sugar;
250 mats China sugar, Mol;
$50 barrels clear and mess pork;
T S25 y do do do do
20 hhds. Bacon,
$50 cases JewscE& Harrison's Lard;
800 barrels Billings, canvas and brine Hams;
AGO do choice Bnftcr
$50 boxes candles;
ZO31 boxes assorted case goods;
260 chests black and green Tea
325 bags Rio and Java coffee;
255 x casks assorted Brandics;
100 bbls do whiskey;
5000 "a sacks Flour;
$50 barrels Haxal1 and Gallego Flour
200 sacks Rarfey
B $50 bags white and Bayos Beams
$50 II barrels Dried Apples;
oregon Hams, Bacon, Shoulders Sc
29tf 7. POTTS & co.
COnstab1e's Sale.
DY virtue of an execution and decree of sale
i issued out of Justice r. H Farquhar's court,
OF bridgeport township, county of Nevada, to-
me directed, in favor Of Joseph Thomas, for the
sum of 1921 l6, with 3 per cent. interest and
costs Of suit, against James Winnie, I have
seized and shall expose for sale at public auctions.
at 2 o'clock, on the 18th day of August, A. d..
1860, at North San Juan, in front of R. H. Far
quhar's office, the. following described property,
to-wit: Certain Mining Claims, situated at Win
MES Crossing, on the Middle Yuba, known as
the claims Of Winnie & Co., beginning at the
dam OF Harrington Il Co., and running down the
river to the end Of the Bar, including the fats
and river entire from bank to bank.
Dated North San Juan, the 25th day of July,
A. 1850. IA. BRUCE, Constable.
jy2Sts
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A FUNNY BET.--On the day before the
late municipal election in Chicago, Illinois,
q Water street merchant bet Ned Osborne, of
the fremont House, that if Wentworth was
elected mayor, Osborne should have the
privilege of kicking him (the merchant from
the fremont to Springer street, and vice
versa. Wentworth was elected, and conse-
quently, the merchant lost. He went direct
ly to Osborne, and presented his posterior to
be kicked.
Osborne had been training his right leg
all the previous day, and provided his right
foot with heavy cowhide boot, having soles
as thick as clapboards. Ned being ready,
the merchant started, and the kicking COM
menced. The first kick propelled the mer-
chant forward alarmingly. The second
caused him to perpetrate kind of hop, skip
and jump. At the third, his countenance
was contorted into spasms. Springer street
was nearly mile off yet, and though the
parties were hurrying forward in tandem
style at pretty rapid speed, there was no
telling how much punishment the merchant
might not yet receive before reaching it, SO
he cried 'pEceAvIl and wilted.
II was arranged that the merchant should
be let off at this stage of proceedings, on
condition that he paid the wine, to which he
willingly asSented, and for the next hour
there was such'a popping of corks, aud flow
Of fsparkling Ifeidsieck as mighthaye delight
ed the heart of any man who could indulge
the privilege of drinking it free of expense.
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-18
JOB PRINTING.

Having lately received abundant supply Of paper
cards &C. We are prepared to do printing of all kinds
good style and at fair prices. Work must be paid
for ON delisery oEder addressed to Hydraulic Prsse
San Juan, will receive promptattention.
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-18

New MoUSTAIS DAIy.-The Marysville
Appeal says, that Mr.. Nathaniel p Brown,
formerly of the Nevada journal, is at San
Francisco purchasing material for a daily
paper to be published in Nevada. It is said
that Cen. James Allen, of North San Juan,
one of the ripest scholars and best editors in
the State, is to preside over its columns.
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-18
Che algllm,tlie grfss.


m For the Hydraulic Press.
MY OLD GREY SHIRT.
True friends are very loath to part,
But my grey shirt has made start;
Full eighteen months, in cold and heat
Upon my back it kept its seat
gave it many handsome drill
With soap and water, against my will;
BY rubs and patching, soon it grew
To be shirt no longer new.
As for old rags, this is the land
Where patches abound on every hand,
And many times, though thick with dirt,
I've weather-boarded my old shirt.
Alas for all my skill and art,
That old grey shirt will soon depart;
And must fall on some new track
To get envelopes for my back.
SAMUEL. Z. DAVIES,
BrRcHvILLE, Aug. 8, 1861 [SAM ABB DEVIL