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The weekly union record., 1864-08-13

A Fruitful PATcH.-Aside from lis aurif-
erous wealth, Cherokee Flat possesses spots of
rich alluvial deposit that yield largely TO the
hnsbandman. Mr.. Tyler culiivates s patch
of FIVE or six acres An acre and quarter
of this planted to sweet potatoes, yielded last
year three thousand FIVE hundred pounds The
average size of the potatoes was almost unpre-
cedented Some of them would weigh as
much as seven pounds, and taking the lot to-
gether wonld average FIVE pounds. The stock
was the ordinary South Carolina. Pear trees
Of three years old growth bore fruit which
would measure 6fteen inches iu c.-camferenee.
This matches the best ever put oa exhibition
at the State Fairs. Make note Of this, Mr..
California Farmer
CAVALRY ExPEp1rIoS.-We are informed
that fifteen troopers from Chico went on
short expedition through the mountains during
the latter part of last week. passing through
Dogtown, Inskip, Concow Valley and Span
shtown making circuit of probably one
hundred ard fifty miles. This is cheering
Indication that the brave boys intend to pay
due regard to their sanitary condition, as well
as to the peace of our mountain settlements.
They were doubtless prospecting" for Indi-
ans, rich diggings, and other interesting
Developments
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MARRIED..

In Oroville, on Thursday, August llth, 1864, by
Rev r. Hobart, GEO. G. BROoKs of Enterprise, to
Miss FLORA D, daughter of l.. P Smith Esq, of
ForbestOwn.
We acknowledge the receipt of the usual favors
upon such occasions. We wish the happy couple
health and felicity, and hope that they may long
be spared to fulfill the divine Injunction multi
plv and increase"
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LET Us SEE HlN.-A few weeks ago the
California Express, in one of its leaders, asked
in astonishment, "Who ever heard of an old
line Republican turning over TO the Democra-
cy?" 1t also hinted that there was no such
case on record. But new light has recently
been given upon this subject by a correspon-
dent, from Oroville, to that paper: He says an
old. respectable aud lcealhy Republican of
Oroville has come over to the Democracy"
and is denouncing Ola Abe. That's settler
to the vex-ed question. 1t is news to US, and
most likely to the 'ceaitby Republican The
democrats may have invented new kind
of soft soap which they apply with astonishing
effect, in their midnight circles, to weak kneed
Union men; but We don't see 1t. Show US your
BeIr coHrert Mr. correspondent
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tbs voters OF Hamilton School District as
sembled at the Hamilton House, on Saturday,
August sixth, and elected Lewis Posey, ESQ.,
Trustee for the ensuing year. The selection
is good one. 1t is gratifying to learn the
unusual interest that is being taken in our
common schools il Rutte county the present
year.
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GRAND PEACg MEgTING-We are informed
that general meeting Of the different tribes of
Indians in Butte and adjoining counties viii
be held at the Lafayette Ranch, ou the Forbes
town road, the first Of next week. \ delega-
tion from every tribe, and every "campodee"
is expected. For the last four years petty
war has been carried on between the different
tribes, and treaty of peace is now proposed,
at which TO bury the "hatchetT and smoke the
pipe OF Peace.
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NALUABLE DUNG ORCHARD AND VINEYARD.
One of the most extensive, thrifty, and valua
bic young orchards and vineyards in the State
is being cultivated on the west bank of Feather
river, by John BeaIl, Esq. on his rancho at
Hamilton, and under his superintendent
industry and skill. Some three acres of land
are tosiilyr lauttd with choice variety of fruit
trees-peach, apple, cherry. plum, apricot, fig
pear ard almond trees-all of which are bear
ing fruit in great abundance His vineyard is
adjoining the orchard, covering ten acres, and
containing some eight thousand hourishing
vines of two years growth. The drouh of the
present year, although most entirely destroying
the grain and hay crop, has not apparently
retarded the growth or diminished the green
and fourishing condition of either vines or
fruit trees 10 few years Feather river val
ley, in addition to the present richness in agri-
culture will be dotted over with valuable vine
yards, orchards and gardens, and will outstrip
any other portion of Butte, or adjoining coun-
ties 10 wealth, beauty and comfortable homes
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$500 REDEMPTION FUxD-H. 3. Hunt,
County Treasurer, advertises to-day that sealed
proposals will be received for the surrender of
County Warrants, up to the FIRST day Of Sep
tember. Bids not accepted under the last call
will not be considered, sud should be called
for. Read the notice
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TARGgr ExCURsIoN.-The Marysville Rifles
aud OroyiIle Guards anticipate having their
Annual Target Excursion come off together,
this year, on or about the twelfth proximo. A
committee Of the Rifles and Guards selected
the grounds on Sunday last, at Wallace's
Rancho. three miles from Orovila, on lire
with the California Northern Railroad, where
there is an abundance Of good water and
shade. Mr.. Buuey, We understand, intends
running an excursion train on that day. which
will give all chance to enjoy the day IS exer-
else. The Marysville Brass Band will be in
attendance. After the target shooting is over.
dancing will continue till the evening train
leaves for home. A general invitation is ex
tended 10 ALL Turn out everybody, the soldier
BOYS" are bound TO have q coed time.
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Boy DRowNED-A little fellow named Cas-
per Renker, aged seven years, accidentally fell
from boom into Feather River near the Saw
Mill, on Wednesday last, and was drowned.
The body was subsequently recovered.
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PERSoNAL,-Mr. Linthicum late of the Cal
ifornia Express, has been paying occasional
visits to the Gem of the Foothills" during
the past week, taking quarters at the Union
Hotel" He no doubt enjoys our cool noun
tain breezes hugely; and, in all probability, he
Is prospecting" over what was Familiarity
called the battle ground, in the last political
campaign, for ne,r tooihold, and the issuance
of Anew Bull, for that party 10 again ride
so successfully and harmouiousIy; or, perhaps
to find out the political &at,@ Of the origina-
tors of the Butte Call" which run the so.
called Democracy so efectuaHy through the
last election.
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Is Mountain Spring School Distric; Capt.
Carmsck was elected school Trustee
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CHANGE OF CARRIER-Mr. Fred z. DASFoKTH
will hereafter deliver the USIoS RECORD TO town
5 ubscribers and collect for the same.
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IL LUcK.-About the tenth of April last, as
the burning rays of the sun commenced par
ching the earth and all thereon. and threaten
ing total failure of the coming crop, Mr..
Jemison, a raDcber on Butte creek, in this
county, commenced cutting ditch to the
creek, with view Of irrigating his hay land,
which it appears, proved a success. Within
thirty days from the time the water was
thrown upon his land, the grass had grown to
maturity, and "haying" commenced. Sufficient
water was obtained from said ditch to irrigate
one hundred acres, from which eighty tons of
hay were secured. We understand the same
has been sold on The ranch at $50 per ton.
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ROBBERY CoMMIrrED.-A man by the name
of William Kennedy was robbed of sixty dol
lars in gold coin, at the Mount Hope House
two miles this side of Wcodville, the early
part of last week. His sleeping room was en-
tered at midnight and the money distracted
from his BOSOM Travellers should beware
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INQUEsr.-On Sunday, August seventh
Justice Coughey of Orovile held an inqaest
upon the body of one Joseph Shrewry, who
was found dead in the woods near Smith and
Sparks mills, on the road leading from Orc
vile to Cherokee Flat. From the evidence
ELECTED before the Jury-tbe deceased was a
native of England had resided at Morris Ra-
vice since 1850; leaves a wife aud family in
Burlington, Iowa. The Jury returned ver-
dict that deceased came to his death from
Epilepsy; and was aged fifty two years. Ohio
and Iowa papers please copy.
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PITCH ADvANCING.-We understand there
is slight upward tendency in the price Of
pitch. This is good news for the mountaineers
who have invested all their capital-their time
and labor-in this new branch of industry,
We hope the rise may continue until the busi
ness again becomes remunerative.
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tellable, that is, there is nothing to tell. I'm
not " orried, and if am. thee mustn't noace1

tellable, that is, there is nothing to tell M
not " orried, and if am. thee mustn't noace
it.n f-T ga r. .Esg4E IS ..isl -
Friend Charles smiled a little at first, as
well he m ght at such a bangiing speech. hut
in minute be was very serious, ana ran
c.ed Nv the curious glances ne cast at JOB
that he more than suspected why was
INV g NV dear child said he, 81 win be blind
and dear II It is necessary, but" ~
Here charming, airy little Patience began to
fut.er hfther and tnither like abutterfiy. Either
she thought was claimin more than my share
of DIR. Ehrmann's notice, or she was tired Of
entertaining nsonosyiiabic job: at all events
home she must ge, and that too Immediately!
/ was vexed with the sly littleslip OF coqaette,
for somehow / wanted to continue my con ver-
sation with the doctor. had no idea Of be-
tTaying Jobs confidence, yet since Charles
knew / ~ as perplexed he wonld be sure to
say something should like TO hear and think
OF, even though it were only vague and could
not apply to this case in particular. There are
some people whose very presence is soothing,
whose mere glance is more to you than com.
mon place, words. For snch q gift Of she'd
ding sunshine would sacrifice years of my
life. But now all Charles found time to say
was, #"T - fTf. -.f~af % ='ss %. .@'.
r"Rachel, I must see thee again and have a
long conversation there is a story have been
waiting to tell thee But meanwhile, my
friend, let rue say one thing, don t let any one
influence thee against the promptings Of thy
own heart. Thee will forgive such an old ac-
quaitance. Be true to myself. oh, Rachel, be
true to thy self."l ftI6
ITO BE CONTINUED es
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DE- 'oHhs10fS Alr1MoRn

DE. 'oHHsrofSl A,r1xoRn Dbl
s:!3s: n ,sEEs
'uAl Bsn, SIs e 7: .S 81 st dS5
Deadly $50. M..s,ny. Iosaa arPly = ''a'
CORE .sash aSE HS SkS Sq as eEaRsE IN
s;ss: :r us:s.s: !;
6sSa,.s,c;Ps q y. asss fi%isi.,
Lunss. stomach or Bos.is~tsose Terrible Disor:
ser ana oar - @Ui. q .
victims than the song eyrens 70 the mariners OF
entieipations, rendering marriage. &C., impossi-
lsgssislly. .hs hsys sseo%. the victim. Of sefi-
.nnns, s~ss.s 10 an nntim.v Law hao. wn,cn
Tonns Nan sssssa talent ssa ss.o os
a se o Lis
walked 10 sxstaey the living Tyre, may cali with fan
1 q e 20 IA MST,Ss
e ssIz
!ss a q Be-
bihty, slmptons Of gonsun Ptiog, 20
much to be dre.dedNIoss Of Memory, ooafn sion
- Of sPEs Evil
tuds, T'midis'' q Marriage.
ns1ei.se a WE 81 hhssio.i Wssknsss 1assnia
'1 He ass pi.oss hi@seH under the care Of DR.. J.
asa
MfsE Es e 10 nAh askHRHSsasssof
su1sa and
restored; fhoaaaI ds g the most nervous, ds5iii-
Ssen in n r.li.1ed .' 'o'' all nope have
All i'm psdim snt. to MARI; age, Physiesl or Mental
q the Kind speedily c0rsd
DIR. JOHNSTON,
Member Of the ROYAL College Of Surgeons, Lon.
re United a. the greater
some Of the most assenish1S cures that we're aver
e as.a
e sudden sounds, bashinlnsss; with FREQUENT
S 81 mnd we're 'n arrangement
tGgMG men
from evil companions. st sch col, the effects of
uls sPa
both mind and body, should apply i'm me- disteiy,
county dsns saph Is lSu ID ps
snatched from III the prospects and en- joyments OF
Such persons must, before Contemplating
rea.o. tina. sound nina .ns bod, are the most
necessary requisites to promote connubisl hap,i-:
ness indeed, without these the journey through
life bscem weary pilgrimage; the prospect
Swallowed With despair and ailed with the MEAN.
choly re6e that the happiness of another is
0nsn'sfD fiss Isl OF IMPRUDENcE.
when the miss uidsd ana ipprudsne xStary or
Of lsase
bility, can alone befriend him. He falls into tn
incapable Of curing flch his peouniary substance,
keep him trihing month after month, IS long as
the smallest fee can be obtained, and in despair
ing Disappointment; or, BY the use of that deadly
poison. Mercury. hasten the constitutional symp-
toms of this terri BILE disease such Affections OF
the Head Throat. Nose, Skin etc, progressing
with frightful rapdity until death puts an end to
his dreadful suffering Is By sending him to that
discovered country from whose bourne no traveller
oPPieI SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,
left hand side going from Baltimore street. few
doors from the corner. Fan not to observe name
~No letter. received unless ,st- paid and con-
tanning stamp to be used on tae reply. Persons
writing should state age, and send portion of sd.
The Dr. s Dtpto,nd hangs IN hrs O6ee.
INDORsEMENr or THE PRESS Dad
The many thousands cured at this Institution
important Surgical Operations performed by Dr..
Johnston, witnessed By the reporters of The Sum-
and many other papers, notices OF which have APP
Els standing as gentleman Of character and re-
spons bihty, is sufheient guarantee to the at.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
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PROPOSALS.
ROPOs Is FORoI CT.
MEDICAL PuRvgYoR'e OPPIcs,
. liz sdsasfna. n q. Yah 1874

MRp,ctL puRyzyoR,a (,vr1ox 4
% Wasi.sstea. b. G., Eeo. /. iss4.t .
The Medical Department Of the Army during the
strustsd houses al each point OF dsiyery On or
% s asi tn r. F e. p
house, and the manner invhioh it is packed shalt
m sss. sss
Daynsnt viii be made oaly for the am cunt thus
x iS: s. bs e.
below = required q SIC respective places, with
sss 3 & IL:
eams rates and under the same conditions:
oyANT1TT 70 BE DxLIyIRED AT
Anna1ohss Mdi;-lce-hou owned by the United
Fortress MonIoe, Va. 1es-houss owned hy the
Point Leoiont, Md.@Ics .hou,e owned BY the Uni
Ice: not owned by the Uni
NswSers. i. o.SIes house not owned By the uni-
Hilton Head 3, 0.SIes! hou.s owned By the United
ststssIs4sSc tons. ...
ptcsossls viii Also b received for furni.htns ice
q g e
st Unites States General ho.pitss. upon the fol-
kes.g YoI 4a e. ,t y toms s.s@
Ess asssa e sseR Z sPai Is, tons,
Philsdelphi1, Pe c3,t go TOMS ......
VAIN sia ton 3 9 3. I $50 80 t'ns,
Frederick, Nd. Is tons. =. -
An that Be g ss #
nished httke same rateB.
0PoRM OF PROPOSAL.
The undefsiened proposes to furnish - tons
H
a , the following price per ton of two thousand
To SO aas .y.a.1s tons, at 81 Per ton. d :
The ice to be subject to the inspection measure.
me Mt and approval Of Medical officer. or other
properly appointed inspector, before being re-
Psymest to be made from time to time upon du-
plicate bills certified to BY the Medical Director.
" Signed, er--. a.+-aa
FORM OF Proposal. ra55
otherwise. I'll the ice required for the ho;pitss,
upon approved reg nisit ons of surgeons in charge,
at or near the within named points, at the follow
| ing price per hundred pounds, namely: II.
g. cents per hundred pounds.
receipt for the actual amount delivered At each
Pa,ment to be made from time 70 time upon du-
picate bills, certified to by the Medical Director,
. .. Signed. . .
The above form of proposal will be adhered to
as closely as practicable Other forms will De re-
ceved by the Depar tment and D uly considered.
proper guarantee that the bidder is able to full
fiji the contract, certified to by the Clerk OF the
nearest District Court United States District
Attorne J, must accompany the proposal or it will
be rejected.
An oath Of allegiance to the United States Gov.
eminent nj st also accompany the proposal.
The contract will be awarded TO the lowAet re-
spon sible party parties who win be duly tilted,
by mail or otherwse. that their bid is accented.
Contract under bonds to the amount of $1,000.
Bonds to properly certified to. 90 %, Z
Bidders may be present in person when the pro-
possls opened. ...-- -.
The Post Office address of the parties proposing
must be distinctly written Upon the proposal
Proposals must be addressed to Henry Johnson,
Medical 3. K and Purveyor, o. s. A., Washing
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or ell bids deemed unsuitable.
HENRY JOHNSON,
ME-. K, and Purveyor, q. 8. A.,
Washington, D. O.
Printed forms Of Proposals can be had At this
Off ce. -. $3.50 -e fe22d
4
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PROPOSALS.
D BOP o 3 a L 81 o 3 70 b g u.
y g . - -. -. l. =. =. q. 49,. 4 q
0rIxy Qua irs.xAsral's 9yrrcs:

szALsD yPsoPos Ais .ais invited By the nnder-
RisSsdari.. ana fofs Mcnrce. Va OF sisisr Il
'1sss & s;s assa Corr az
spsasS q or oats ana 2 nay OF Far
posss ss. 1a;s sss and ss
s sss 8 sh,es -, IN sse; sss:ss ss s
RE Iiies naust f 30 Written out in words on the
bids. :. -. .. 80 -. -, :. -,
bushels eseh. The sssSs to befnFnsisd withouS
sstr. sssIss to ~. the Ssieram'nt The hay and
tx 4 6: sssss!ss '.a
e q:
ocnr.sts xiI from tine e tine 70
mSde men sAs HAois snouni sontsactsd ior sAsi
he Siddcr Val 81 rsauirsd 70 accompany his
ssIsgs:s !s s. p
eosirsef for the ssnas With GOOD and suiseisns
1s a s.9. Il r. /; sss e
e Sssf ne
ms1 Ss .lidsd 'he 20 the contract
TSe eresponsibility OF the suarsntors must ba
.hnZn nv fSe nffaiaf oertifcste Of a 'District
Atfnrnsy Collector of Customs or any other on
car under the United States Government or re-
spopsibie psrson knoF to this once,
orlrejection Of their pFoposals. = ~ :
Tbs full name and p. .. address Of eaoh bidder
must be legtbly Wstttsn in the proposal. - =,
Propossls must IS addressed To- Brig Gen. D 81.
Rucker, Ohfef Depot Qu6f ternnsstSr, Washington,
D. O., and should be plainly marked Proposals
for FORAGE = 81
Bonds In mn equal to tho amount Of the oo17,
tract eiened by the contractor and both Of his
guarantors. Will be required Of the successful bid
BlsnR forms OF bids. Guarantees. and bonds, may
ha ohfainsd non aupiicatiop at this on oe
TOpG ne ppnpnsAT
lOnMa " !. fn od SSt.4.t - go
'"A'~s" 80 fDsfaJ - :. =
s..., a...s.I lDHssa -, s.,.,
the snpecr9er &c nRrSpy propose 70 oIurniss
ano esnfL 20 sne ose'es' snc Is 81
IoAstoIe Noyst sgoss s4tsSooply W W
serIs ot ILL., ~. nst pfoposs
tne fo J,nG o e M We
- pusnelsyl Voln, IN ssohs, W po1 oosnelof
% ponnan , - ,,
- p%snein al oe's' LII "~oAs, 81" pel 'usnei Oh
- tons OF baled hay, az - per ton OF 2,OeO
tons esN Of baled Straw, at per ton Of 1000
nopnde - . --.. . -
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UNITED sTATxs $40 BONDS.

CAlTnD STAT % 1-2O TREASURY MOTHS,
- UNITED sTATEs COUPONS OF I ssI-
UEIT1D sTAT1B CERTIFICATES on I'M
DlBTIDN1Be.
Gold. Silver. Uncurrent Money, lxohsnss On NJ
a. par Aaof Aurope and the Northern Oities. >
.,..ssre 1, BOUGHT AND SOLD. --1a
We are authorised TO furnish q N Rona.
antn the lst Of August next, when tia privii.s-.
Of cony ersion ceases. -
Orders for Htoeks and Col sxeoutad /. n.,v.,,
exclusively on commission. -.
,g RIfT1NH0Usl, PANT CO..
TT Bankers, ssh Penn av.nc.
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&c. GUARANTY. = = -
:Rs IN s
sas sa for the
that :e Win become lis surety On bond. in the
sum Of two thousand five hundred dollars, for the
terms q rs Rropo.sI: IA that, il esss the .sid
az III ~. % Enter into under tie
the .sas bS the :sid TIE oessoiss
bidder. or the person to whom the contract may be
Witness: Give under our hands and seals
:hoxn ~ sss oaei.i osrtiae.ss q United States
the ieo. ssssis Tho
hereby S;ss; that :ns.sy
amount for which they oasr to 5. security t''' 'A
TO which each suarantor must make and append
estate of county 4 Il T., b.sor.ms,-
and s s sp ss
snsl.aty xho being duly III sSor s' dseo ss
aSs: &: GSsa iof ssn 1ss
of suD.e1 Iss and sworn before me. thi. da,
No bids wi Will 30 oon;id.r.d unless made ou. in
0vA!os HnIty Win tA0 ABOVE form. and are 2ooOmpA
ali davite. W. s's ~A
Ali bidders must forward with their PROPOSALS An
oath Of allegiance, unless one may be on file with
the cncer Who shall open the bids; and no propo-
auiremsns. G we'll In fset In FORM viii be CON.
mae1ed OF regarded a. Proposal within the msan.
The contractor viii be held accountable for the
chucks, &C., one week after the signing Of the CON
..uuef must be present ut the opening of the
bids % respond to their names, and all bids must
shns and Tongues, )" and DO directed to the under
ia N.td 8. O. GREENE. o.ntsin q a
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EIOR SALE Or RENT-A beeuu.nI -r.-.e-en.
L octave PIANO. with iron frame, over 49,
strung bass 1rsneh ersnd sotion, two roVsy6I
harp. pedal, and With ali thshts improyem snts.
Can be aesn g B06WILLh Fancy store. 500 i
street, near 18th. 3s Il
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KENDALL'S
lHBOLYNR ROR YHR UkR,
ANBOLIN ' a.F-. .a#=F =.
MOZSTENS, #.. 80. .
BEAUfIFlBS, a.
ODORATES, ne# ..- .s..-
LEN0HfHBNS,
INVI6ORAfBS,
NOURI8HE3,
. EkBELLISH1a
TEE H/lR

| TIE HALR.
stimulating extracts from flowers, Roots, an
Herbs, for the GROWTH, BEAUTY, and PR
HANlNT vIGoR Of the HAIR. z
Highly beneficial whore the hair REQUIRES
| semitic stimulant." Oh. Chiffon.
"Havs never had anything which 10 Dsrfes
answers the purpose Of hair dressing"
WARRlN WARD, lsa.,
No. 277 Cana street. N. Y.
"After being bald for seven years your AMBO
LINZ has covered the entire scalp With INV
HAIRI. Prof JOHN slNIA.
| No. 3S Kine street, NJ
For sale BY al Druggists and Fancy Goods
| Dealers. Put In boxes, Containing two bottlesJ
Dsies q. za.~ ~ =. = -17s-ar.
Manufactured and for sale 1t wholesale b.
KENDALL & BANNISTER,
slo-sm No. S49 BaoADwAY,N.
nIPARTMENT OF AaRI0ULTURE,
e The =, S,oscsys e.d Mam.Iaessys,s q Fog e.d
RsIs@spt. sss::s1es q ssn %es.sss Ley 81
JOIN e osia z ssPsss: +. I'd
lesiee APPROPRIATION maas By the Last 0ongrs:s.
SuSssisuts for cotton. k~sna thous.n and s o. ),
Sa
notice of their investigations might produce
vs!a.Dic Lesa ~ 20 NEE. Sesin on Med-
nssoay; tae Asn dSy OF aeotuesy nexs az ,oloek
ana ~ pSlsSns 10 me disfr1-
the subject for the pneic 5000 to send 70 this De-
81 sen ~ VI oS III Ss Wy sampies OF the
Hemp ma III ~ ~ aSIont sssSes OF prepera-
81 .s.ssn:nt q sbs !sr 10 :' pro:
essses USED ana the cost q IN eaeh case;
s,so m.aa + sUH ooss ~ maonln.
t - NisH ny ana
So: AZ ssss may " sssioi 70 the oommis'
MT. ,rHo,,,.Aton n n.asss.rv h.so.. - team,
.enf d1.trihntinn c.n hc m.Ss Do'olo an insem-
IN ~ / Ia = Al NIWT6N oo,,,,..,.~..
1o.1 - 800 ~ Wv. 00-.---...OaoI
| CAPONS! WHAT'S CAPONSf-GO TO VIII,
~ SONS, lie Pennsylvania avenue, and see his
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Al deHefs tn Drugs, Hardware Lumber, Leath-
susstsa % send 70 this olfos. on the Hobby Of
eSch week sealed proposal or list in dupiican OF
The stticles they are prepared to furnish to This
Dsnot ats oft notice with the price Of each msri-
Of the service require the artais or can
De Soisined without delay, and st the lowest price,
9uired 70 furnish the list punctusliY every Non.
grieaai:r General ana Ubissi 1 eu0krR:
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