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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-01
TILE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
at EewisbUre, Pa,
"CIIILDREN'S AID SOCIETY"

or BALTIMORE,
4 RI prepared to send TO the country,
y CHILDREN aged from , to rs, most OF
them being 0rphan~, cr haif Orphans and Il
Is jhe desire Of ihlS C0mmittee TO send them
o. good homes among Farmers and others IN
the country. Persons wishing a child 10
adopt, or raise as IbrIf own, by addressing
either one cf The unlcrsiene Committee. will
receive 4 Circuiar giving particulars. GVod
references wIii. IN all ca,eS, be required.
Fli'tfhE COMMITTEE OF LEWI>BtRS.
VI ?. " POLLOCK. Chu, Rev. G. II LEINBACH,
'.r. JOHNSON WALLS, Nr- {. ". SCHAEFLk,
E,y. % DICKSON, Ers. u. 4 FINK.
MI SsNt EL GEuHES, Nr-PETER HURsH.
Rev. = % 1iIElgk. Mr. D. : KRENER.
I,y.J. ". HEDIES, Co-'g Sec'y. Aug. 5m1l
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-01
TRIMMING AND VARIETY STORE
Broke Out in a New Place.

V'HE subscriber would respectfully inform
his friend, that he continues his business
ga the old stand corner Of iih and Market
streets. Lewis5urg. = Buying ExcIrsrvELr
roR CASH. ne Is ab.e to SELL LOW his
stock OF Notions, Trimmings, Single
and Double ZeyphGS OF all shades, Nubias,
Wooden Hoods. Hosiery, &c.-all kinds Of
Perfumery-S.raiuS celebrated Honey
Suap-Pearl Powder, Cologne Extracts &C.
- RAGS and Co1arry Produce taken in
trade. HI. AMAHON. Ast
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-01
i5rThe suit of Michael Kleckner ant

IEThe suit Of Michael kleckner and
Joseph Orwig, against Keen, Sterling &
Franks, Peifer & Ssiger, and Brookes 4
Fuller, respecting the ownership Of store
in Ashland, which occupied the Court in
Pottsyille nearly all last week, resulted in
favor o. Kieckuer and Orwig.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-01
Eatirel, Vegetable. No Alcoholic Preparation.
Dr.slOOEL CEEEBRA ATED

GERMAN BTTTERS.
PgepareG By Or. g. ~ .IGckyoHt y Co.. Ptiiada,
WILL ErrEyrU-Ly ouEE
LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA JATNnTCE,
Chrome or Nervous p,biity. disease Of the kiinsys.
Liver or Stomach,
cyrrU ne Constfratou Inward Plies Fuuess or nlooi
- to the Head. Acty of the stomach, Nausea, Heart
burn Disgust for Food Funess or Weight in the stom-
,,h Eruciayous. sinking or Futierng at the Pit
~ the stomach, swimming Of the Head Hurried and
pf5cu Breathing, tiutteTiug st the Heart. Choking
SuuHa;u -yus,tI1Hs when in lying posture. Dmness
ot Vision Dots Webs before the sight. Fever and Dull
Pain In the Head, Deficiency OF Persprpn, NelOwne-s
of the skin and Eyes. Pain in IN. SIDE, Back Chest.
Limbs, Sr.. sudden Fush-s OF Heat, Burning in the
Flesh. Constant Imaginincs Of Evil aud srs D.Pr-s-
SION Of spirits aud si positively prevent YELLOW EE-
yEE, BILIOUS FEY Err, Sc.
The Proprietor in calnn. the attention of th" publis
to thu PREPARATION docs with feeling Il the utmost
conheucs virtues and adaptation 10 the diseases
for which iii r-commrni-i
It's and uutrei article bui one that mas STOOL
the test OF twelve year, trial before the American
ple aui it, reputation ant sale are uuTivaied oy any
smiar pr-paratiou ,t1ut The testimony IN its favor
yivrp ~ m. ,,s, and w-ilN NnoWn Physicians
aud individuals in all parts ot the country u Immense,
and careful gcrusgi of ti' Almtnsr puh!ishei ahnu
ally &y the prvprcor~ AMI to De had gras 81 any OF
b.ir ,.r.. m not but susfy the most skeptiral that
this rrmey really deserving ile great celebrity has
obtained.
rF,o,,, Newton Brown D p Editor Of the Encyclcpe-
dIs oi Religious Knowleigel
Although not dispo-,,l to favor recommend Patent
Medicines general through dist'st of their inrsdt
-nts effects. yet know OF no suic"nt reason why
man nay not testify IT,. benefit he believes himssf
o. have received from tny simple PREPARATION ~ the
hop. that he may thus conthutr to IT,. hen NJ OF Others
do this th. more readily IA rr.ari to ' Hooaaud's
German Eitters prepared nv Or. C. Jackson, Of his
-itv hrrauss pr,ndired against them for years,
under the Impression that they were ~hsiy alcoholic
mixture. indebted TO my friend Eol-rt Sh"~msk-r.
E-l the removal ot this prrIurr hy proper trs's,
aud tn ~ thcu, when suss1ng nom
great sud long continued deay The US Of three bot
c. tHt
ysrr followed ry Cv .ert ~risf rn r"-;0rR'on To-
degree 0f hooiv ava 0sutu vi-Dr r-u bat no rel.
~ nths tet'r aut bad a n'> s7 iret ~ rsss'-
nug rh-r-ira IN nk God aui NV tr--d fr fr-ct;u
l,- 10 tn u-. sf them J tEW ToS BROWN
Phil l.fa fgu= = lsa' 'au -5vla.t--S
HAaRIs SpC-;t,S az 4. L MhAHoN, As's.L .Le~s
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-01

"a special meeting of the W est Susque
hanna Cla>>lS (of the Ger. Ret. Church, will
he held III Miiilinburg. ON Tuesday. the 9th of
Nov. next, al o'clock =. NJ. Is business Of
Importance will claim the attention of ClasslS,
the members are urgently requested to attend.
Oct, 81, 81. &. II. LElNBACH, Prcst.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-01
Something New!

GROCERY, FLOUR & FEED STORE
VI on Lower Market street, Lewisburg. two
door, above the Old Hayes stand, where will
sell everything as
Cheap aS the Cheapest!
OYSTERS by the can, fresh every day
SWEET POTATOES, and other Vegetables
M their season.
CASH paid for all kinds Produce.
-E Cd.I-see-Satlsfy yourselves GJ Il
Oct. ~, 1861 w ". ELLIS
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-01

ks,y- Cricket Match tomorrow, . T NJ
res uSEE LAST PACE.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-01
EMPLOYMENT
AGENTS WANTED.
SSS.b


We will pay from S25 To S75 per month
and all eNPenSe>-to active Agents, or give a
Commission. Particulars sent free. Address
Erie Sewing Machine Company, Il. JAMES,
General Agent, Milan. Ohio 9d9y
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-01

- Call at Your Druggists and get one Of
"Everyhody's Almanads no charge. iou
will fnd IN II much useful matter, and more
evidences in favcr of HooFLA>n's BALsA~ic
C"ErIAL than can be produced for any other
remedy for Lung diseases. See advertisem /
in another column.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-01

Ets~ That valuable Huntington property,
IN Old Hartley, is again up tor zale--th,
.Dr chance.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-01

no YOU WANT good Coffee, Tea, Sugar
IL or MoIasses,
G,b E5-iNS q c0OrEKS
DO YOU WANT pure. unadulterated Spi-
ceS. or an excellent article Of genuine Cider
Nlnegarl Go u Erlys d c9oPER,S
DO You WANT prime late caught No. I
and No. Fat Mackerel. Herring or Shad
They can be had at greatly reduced prices
this season, IN barrels, half barrels. and quar-
ter barrels, or by the single pound. at
ETINS d COOFER&
DO YOU WANT Extra Family Flour CT
good Feed 20 to LrANS 4 cOoFEE&
DO YOU WANT to select your groceries
from The largest and choicest stock IN Lewis
burg GoD BANS d cOOIKRS
DO YOU WANT good Hardware, Tools or
Gallery, Go to Er4yS d coorEA-S
DO YOU WANT fine China, Glass, or Ear
'henware! 90 70 EJINS d C0OPER'S
DO you WANT Tabs. DucEers. BruUm,
Brushes, Baskets, or other Housekeeping ar
ucles They can be hal IN great variety al
BINS q SppI'EhS
DO YOU WANT good Coal OI,or Burning
Fluld' Goo ErANS d CO0FER&
WE ARE NOW OPENING our Fall Stock.
selected with great care, consisting Of Gruce-
rieS, equal IN quality To- those kept in first
class city stores. Our stock of Hardware
China Ware, Wooden Ware. Brushes, elc.
ETC. Is also very complete. Please call and
examine. Fr;NS d CooPER.
Lewlsburs, October Is, 1861.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-01
Tcaci.erS'snStj;Utc.

Observation-Disclosures members
Of the Bu.',iae Township Teachers institute
ave requested Co meet al school House No. ,
tuear Andrew Hduck'>) on saturday, Nov. =.
a. /. VI, Tor the purpose of eectIng officers
and preparing for business.
eli. l.. EAUS, Pres.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-01
An Excellent BafalOe Valley Farm, al
pNNANS SAAE


WE the unier> igneI, Executor, Of the real
W estate Of WILLIAM IIrNTINGroS, deed,
late of Hartley township, Union county, by
order Of his last Will aud testament, Will offer
al public sale on
Monday, the 81 day of December
next, the following described real estate, viz:
A FARM containing "a Acres more or
less, bounded by lands OF Jacob Moore, Jacob
Rover and Others. and PcnuS creek, on which
are good not SE and BARN, Car l..
rage House, and other convenient Out---!.
hulldings-alSo a PULLING HOUSE and
Cardlng Machine not m operation at present
ali kinds Of ERiIT Of a superior
qoahry-runnIng Water on the Farm
~, about 10 or II acres OF 1t TIMBER
l. LAND, The balance all cleared and IN a
good state Of cultivation.
ALSO the One-H Half Of a Lot of Land sIiua-
ted on The LIMESTONE RIDGE, containing
80 FerCnes adjoining land OF Geo Ruhl
and otheTs.
Sale to begin at o'clock p VI Of said dav.
on the premises, when conditions of sale VI
be made known. 4 good Title will be made
10 the purchasers by
GEORGE METNELL. , Exeru-
JOHN HUNTINjIUN.J tors
Kelly TIP, Nov. 1, 1861
ty Persons wishing to purchase, can call
on either Executor, previous to the sale
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-01
To TreSpasscrs.

\TOTICE Il is hereby given by the undersigned
Y citizens Of Kelly, Buffalo and Eas, Buffalo
townships. that all persons treSpaS>irg upon
their lands hunting for game. or IN search OF
berries and other fruits, viii be treated with
the fall extent of the law. Hunters are parli-
curly requested TO lahe warning by this notice
aud all others who may be disposed To IreSpass
upon our premises. Oct Is. 1861
George Miller Andrew Wolfe
Benin Iahr Cyrus Holfa
Saml Dunkel Danl Miller
Richd Bickcl George Gebhart
John Hufferd John :. Schrack
Isaac Walker Th. ii. Cornelius
Eli Slifer
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-01
A True Patriot.

GEo. ID. PRENTICE, the Editor Of the
LouiseWe .Iournni, has proved himself
iucorruptlbe. Among the many schemes
for carrying Kentucky out of the Union,
was perseveriDg attempt to buy Prentice,
or, failing that, to buy his paper. He
was first approached with the modest ofIer
of S25, 900, which was promptly declined
The anxious buyers, thinking perhaps their
bid had been below Prentice's estimate
Of his honor, increased their offer, and
through au old political friend, (since
qnartered at Ft. Lafayette) he was inform
ed that $4,000 were in louisville bank
subject to the draft of Geo. D. Prentice,
provided the Journal was henccfOrth con.
Quoted according to certain terms. An
increased severity upon the Disunionists
in the columns of the Journal, was the
response to this proposal Next came a
railroad man from the far West, who
cscLcSed all politics, and wanted an iu-
fuential paper to support the Pacific Rail
road enterprise. lie would give Prentice
$3.50 ,O00 for the Journal This bid was
too low, and George b. Prentice remains
unbought-we hope unpurchaseable.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-01

Dear Sir: saw Mr.. Sanford, and re-
gret to be obliged to announce to you that
| shall not be able to 20 to the United
States at present Do not doubt Of the
triumph of the cause of the Union, and
that, shortly; but, if this war should un-
fortunately continue in y'r beautiful couu-
try, | shall overcome all obstacles which
detalu me, to hasten to the defence Of
people who are 50 dear to me. Yours,
e. GkEiELADL
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-01

CAIRO, Ill, Oct. 2S-A party Of the
Twenty, Eighth Illinois Regiment, while
scouting, Saturday, encountered party of
Rebel cavalry and infantry, thirteen miles
below this place. A brisk engagement en-
sued, in which the Rebels were routed,
with the loss of a captain, lieutenant, and
several wounded. No loss on our side.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-01
Sailing of the Great Expedition.

FORIRE-s MONROE, Oct - 7 he great
expedition sailed this morning The Arg
ship Wabash took the lead at dly,iish',
when gun was fired as signal The
steamer C4tawba brought up the rear. The
vessels, more than fifty in number, formed
in line few miles down the Roads aud
went out between the capes 10 splendid
style. The weather was fine.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-01

The Supreme Court Of the State of New
York have issued perpetual injunction
against Eaton aud jenkins for counterfeit
ing Ayers Cathartic Pills, holding them
responsible for the cruel imposition in
what they have done and restraining them
from further like injury to the public. II
any class of our people more ,haa another
needs the interposItion Of law to shield
them from imposture, it is the sick and
suffering who are unable to protect them
selves. A remedy SO universally employed
as Ayers Pills by all classes, both to cure
and prevent disease, should as it does, have
every security the law can afford it, from
counterfeiting and imitation Cabinet,
Schenectady
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-01

HARRISBURG, Oct. .9.-Gov. Curtin,
in accUrIauce with Instructions received
from the War Department, has issued
orders to the following named Regiments:
Col. liartIautt's Fifty first Regiment.
Col. Dodge's Ffty-secoud Regiment.
Col. Brooko's Flfry-third Regiment
Col. Coulter's Eleventh Regiment.
The above are all at Camp Curtin.
Col Davis Que hundred and fourth
Regiment, at poylestown.
Col Cakes NInty-sixth Regiment, at
louisville
Col Guss' Ninty seventh Regiment, at
West Chester.
Also, one Regiment from Camp Cam
eron, near this point.
These Regiments, eight in Dumber, are
all full, aud spleudidly armed aud olup-
ped, and viii move to their respective
destinations during this week.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-01

WAsHINGToT, Oct. 2S-The following
letter from Garibaldi has been received by
James W Quiggle OF Lock Haven, Pa }
L. S. Consul at Antwerp:
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-01

What healthy aud eloquent contrast
there is between the loyal men of Ken
tucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, and
Western Virginia, and the peace men of
thc free States The latter occupy their
time in constant attacks upon the Admin
istration of Mr. Lincoln, in misrepreseuta-
ton Of the Objects Of the war, aud in BIT
ter abuse of all who sustain it-coverng
their real intentions with thin vSruish of
hypocritical devotion to the country. The
loyal Southern men sink every ether otjec;
before an absorbing and present love
OF the Union. They forget that Mr.. Lin,
coin is a Republican, applaud every effort
be Is making for their protection, aud vel
come the soldiers of the Republic into
their midst, no matter from what quarter,
with every manifestation of gratitude.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-01

The Rebels confess loss Of 900 at the
battle of Balls Bluff, near Lces5urg, where
the brave Baker fell Gen. M'CleIan has
issued General Order thanking all con-
cerncd on our side for their bravery, with
cut indicating where the error of the affair
Law. This is our first check in driving
back the enemy on the line of 80 to 50
miles, aud it is not to be expected we
should always be successful in contests
with our EQUALS on their own ground.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-01

PApucAH, Ky, Oct 2S.-Three COM
panies of the Ninth Illinois Regi ment
went to Saratoga, forty-cigt: miles up
the Cumberland river, on Saturday, and
attacked a company of Rebel cavalry, one
hundred strong, completely routing them.
The Rebels los, thirteen killcdand tw cnty-
four prisoners; ilty-two horses and all
their equipage were captured. The Fed
eral loss was only two wounded.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-11-01

. GERMAN BITTERS,
PgsDartG by Or. g. ". Jackson y Co., PsiiadG,
The weekly Butte record., 1861-03-09
00leehIy 8uttt Aetoro

CoLLoDIoN FOR Misunderstanding is a
process Of great value to the horticulturist, and
should be understood by every tller of the soil
Most of our best fruits are obtained by graft
ing, term which may be considered as inclu
ding budding also. The theory of grating is
to cut Off a piece Of one limb and fasten it up
on another 50 that it will live. The inner bark
of the stock, which last communicates It's life
to the former and makes it grow. 1t is ex-
peeted that all sprouts will be cut off save those
shooting from the scion or bud which in time
are to grow to form the body of the tree and
produce all the fruit After the scion or bud
has been fitted to its place, it needs some pro-
lection from the sun and wind. This it has
been usual to give by covering the graft with
rag or with grating wax, or with both but
new device, said to be highly successful, has
of late been resorted to in the Eastern States
and Europe. Collodion, solution of gun cot
ton in ether mixed with little alcohol, is
clear liquid, with a syrupy consistence, which
dries very rapidly on exposure to the air, and
leaves hard film, that adheres very tenacious
ly to any substance on which it dries, and
makes strong coat imporvious TO water. In
stead Of going to The trouble of wrapping his
bud in a rag, Or moulding wax about his graft
the horticulturist now has vial of colodon
at bis side, from which he applies touch of
the liquid with cames hair brush 1t dries
in few minutes and the wound is protected
against air and water The process is very
brief and cleanly. After the work is done the
brush is washed ont in alcohol, the bottle cork
ed up, and the material is put away ready for
use on another occasion. Colodion costs two
bits an ounce, vial and brush two bits more;
so the experiment is not very expensive The
liquid is one very valuable for animal as well
as vegetable wounds For clean flesh cut
there is no better remedy than to put little
collodion on its edges, and hold them together
till it dries but if the wound is old, or has
any foreign matter in it, suppuration may re
suit, and the closing of the wound externally
with collodion will do more harm than good
4Aho California.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-03-09

a PLUCKY PARsoN-The renowned Parson
Brownlow, editor Of the Knoxville Tenn
Wing, fings his defiance to the rebels " in a
late number of that paper. He says:
"southernors in South Carolina, Alabama
and Georgia, are constantly sending in their
insulting epistles to us, and ask a dscontinu-
ance of their papers because we are opposed to
secession. We receive as many new patrons as
we lose old ones but if we were to receive
none, and every man on our list were will
drawn, we could have no part or lot in the
wickedness Of secession. This effort to break
up this Government, led on by South Carolina,
is bold, wicked, daring and damnable act,
for which its wicked leaders ought to be ig-
ANONYMOUSLY executed This whole scheme Of
disunion is a more consummatc Abolition con-
trivance than ever was devised by the North,
by the most ultra anti slavery men, and will
work the greatest mischief to the slave popla-
tion Of the country. 1t will bring about the
overthrow of slavery one hundred years sooner
than the Republican party could have done it,
The cotton States may 90 out of the Union; tie
border States may go out with them all, to-
gether, may form Southern Conlederacy-
We shall adhere to our Union, Constitution
and laws, and denounce secession and the mis-
erabIc Southern Confederacy that may spring
from it, and those who brought it about
though it may cost US our life on the scafold
Nay, we shall dare say in the teeth of South
Carolina, that the Federal Government ought
to enforce the laws, collect her revenue, and
lash the rebellious States back into line at the
point Of the sword and the mouth of the car
non. We have no desire to live under any
Government organized and controlled by the
corrupt, wicked, and hell-deserving villains who
lead this revolution in the South
The weekly Butte record., 1861-03-09

" lT's Me-. Passing a neat little martin
box of a house last evening, we happened TO
see a man waiting at the door for admittance
At the instant. green blind above just open
ed a little way, and by the gas light we caught
a glimpse of pair Of brilliant eyes, and fut
ter of something white, and a bird-toned voice
softly said Who's there ?" "It's me" was
the brief response. The eyes and the hutter
disappeared from the window, like stars in a
cloud, and we almost fancied, as We passed on,
we could hear the pattering of two little feet
upon the stairs, winged with welcome.
1t was triie; it all happened in an instant
but it haunted US for an hour. Its me p
Amid the jar Of great city, those words fell
upon the quick ear aloft, aud met glad res
ponse.
Its met And who was "me?" The
pride of hearts life, no doubt the tree a
vine was clinging TO; the " defender of the
faithful " in the best sense in the world.
"Its me- Many are there who would
give half their hearts, and more than half the
hope in them. for one such recognition in this
wide. wide world y
On Change, ia the directory, at the Post
Office, he was known as A. b. c., Esq, but
on that threshold and within those walls, .' It's
me-" and nothing more and what more is
there one would love to be?
Few OF all the hearts that beat so wildly,
warmly. sadly, slowly. can recognize true
soul amid the din and darkness of the world
in that simple but eloquent, " its me-"
The weekly Butte record., 1861-03-09
Printing and Book Paper.

The above sizes are always in store. We cut pa
per to any size free of charge Samples sent to any
part of the country when requested. All packages
are put up in 4, g. and 10 reams each.
Bill Head.
large stock of Blue and White Bill Head, .. 4,
and heads to the sheet, fiat Or folded.
Flat Caps.
Platner & Smiths, Carew CO., Walch, and Mas
sassot Mills, White and Blue Flat Caps, II, r. II,
l6 and IS lbs.
Printers Cards and Card Board,
Cohen's India, Ivory, Printers and Satin Cards
and Card Board of all sizes and col0rs.
Smith g. Peters China. Porcelain Ivory, Satin
Surface and Satin Enameled Cards and Card Board
of every color.
Manila and Hardware Papers.
very superior quality of Manila Papers, from
l5x20 to 56x4S. Hardware Papers from l9x24 to
24x36.
Palm Straw Wrapping Papers.
Double and Single Crown Palm Straw Paper, in
bales of II reams each.
Printers and Book Inks.
John G. Lghtbody's celebrated News and Book
in kegs of 25 50, and 100 lbs. each.
Also, Fl. D. Wade's celebrated Card Inks, of all
colors, from so cents to 50 90 per ID.
GEO. j. BROOKS & CO..
augll-6m] l23 Sansome ST., San Francisco.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-03-09
Sands Sarsaparilla,

viii gently stimulate the functions of the stomach
and bowels to regular and healthy action and
without nausea or purging, expell all deleterious
accumuatons, purify the blood, equalize the circu-
lation, promote perspiraton improve the appetite
impart tone and vigor to the system and gradually
but surely extirpate the disease, causing all un-
slightly excresences to disappear, and leaving the
skin perfectly smooth and flexible.
Ask for Sands Sarsapa1iHa and take no other.
Prepared by A. B. & D. SANDS, Druggists, 100
Fulton street, cor of William, n Y.
For sale by Reddington & Co., San Francisco,
Rice, Coffin Il Co.. Marysville,
A MoDERM0TT, and
COTTON & DARRACH,
f2-lm Oroville,
The weekly Butte record., 1861-03-09

psg@ A mathematician, on being asked by a
stout man, g If two pigs weigh twenty pounds
how much will a large hog weigh?" replied
Jump into the scales, and will tell you i'm
mediaey."