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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-22

+ A-AHLh SUAF.-s.VcfY % y come an DIV
family Soap. he best in the world
DLRECTIONS FOR Use
Cold or warm water-either soft, hard or suli-nav
be used with perfec' success. Rub the SOAP upon flo
clothes and then put them soak for three or four
hot :, then take hem and rub them then rinse them
ut Ihey will require but little rub after soak inq
AMI NJ boiling Is required as is usual with other soaps
large washing be done in oue-third less time and
lranbe and expense than with any other soups krow
Is soap Is warranted MOTTO inquire in any way the
'ishes hire, or the skin, anything thai i~ applied
to- 1t viii remove any kind of Grease, Paint Tar Ink
STAINS &c, from any Goods, without the least niurv
For sale by D. r. LYMAN
Marcb5-fs
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y EW BOOKS Just received and for
SALE BY ID. Is PAYNE:
Great truth by Great authors
Tray Is in Egypt aud Palestine. by J. Thomas NJ. D
I'll" rae" for riches, by S. Cowell
Spiritual Vampirism.
! ae Bible IN the Counting-H ouse,
Notes " lamentations to tile texts Of Shak espear's
plays,
An argument for cleansing the sanctuary,
Nestoyer Manuscripts
Every day Scripture reading,
Memorials OF the English Martyrs,
Echoes Of belle,
The Bud Crater
Notabiiites of France and England
sam Slick wise saws aud modern instances
Alarmaduke Nyyi, by II. w. Herb IT,
Burks new work Virginia Syringe
Smt's Minor surgery.
Horseshoe Robinson. Kennedy,
iiaupt on Bridges
i1ebig,s complete work Chemistry
Greek Testament, with English notes
Infantry Tactics,
CooPcr's Works,
lrvings, "
Elements of Laws, Thomas L Smith.
larPers. Graham q ,dey's & Blackwoods Magazine
Domestic Medicine and Household Surgery
Tntes Form Book,
Life Of Queen Elizabeth
Essays and Miscellaneous, Grace Aauilan
June lG-ts
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MERCHANTS
PHILIP w.PAENE,
Dealer in Fancy a. staple Dry Goods,

ais Street Lsachb5srE Yirrinia. corner Store 10
u Carie. Haildlaz. formerly k.ossu Kyle.
-aHfr h-s raFr cali Toe afteut5E & bis friend.
fe fs5z 10 h. aI = 81 de-is stock # Spring an
l..sef sass embracing fssfs article usually KEEP u
fhe dry eosis line. which aii be eiered on term,
which eanHot izii II rsIea-~ Al. sho may goo
roois Al GA Ittces n friend. aad tn public
e.fy F~aaes ID 10 cell I'D esamiar hi- stoeA Il
sfo5I hia yer. mgch pleasure 10 exai5tit
aa ITS
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NEW TAILORING ESTABLISH
" MENT III IYnehbnrg.-ILa. lg.erLleI

respectfully i8forus TIE citizens of LYnchsurE that be
la. taken the house opposite the Market house recent
is occupied the Expires Office. for the purpose oi
conducting the Tailoring business IN all is various
branches lie W. wasrarta COOP FIT in every III.
stance sad it viii be b.. object DO 81 ia hs power
gre entire sa'islarton n every Beside. MAX
Gentieme=s and Boys garments be sill gise speei 81
tention cutting aty article of geficmess' wearing
apparel boy cofirs. ladies habits &c. al De asks j.
aai the community vii aiae him lfal.
JUS lot. AG : YACO
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Lvnchbura. April l3-ta
L Il EP DOL

L. EEP coo L.-3ust received "a few more
IA Water Coolers o superior q0aiy-Als,, nov
completing lot af Show ~ Bots the Of which arr
great luxury this hh weather, together with various
examine them. q. s. BLISS.
a.
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EXPRESS
n cw BoOks-stat;Onary Gold pens
fhackory's English Humorist,
Alexander Smiths Poems
Floral offering
floras Interpreters
Language FLOWERS,
Sticks New Book
July-Harper and Putnau--ncw supply.
ALSO
fnrhes SUI ply superior Albaa Pens
Poreupiae Pen holders
India Ink Perforated Boards
Drawing Pencils
Fankers Gases Pocket Knives &c
ALSO
More OF those superior Gold Pens with extension hol.
dels-of various sizes, warranted
Inc above Just received at the Commission House of
G. MORSE.
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PRfNG and Summer Fashions,
y Is53-Jast received. "a splendid .gtaf very fine
French Cloths, Cas.imcrcs. and gcsaugs, which all
he made Up order. in style 70 please AT The old
stand opposite s. 3. Tharoaa and door below the
Merchants Bank. JAS. 3. EDWARDS. Ae't
for l.. 4. Edwsrds
lynchburp Apru f9--ta
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MISCELLANEOUS
Lynchburg Gas Light COMPANY

TsilE President and directors have ordered ~ 81
Il lowing acquisitions each -lafe 81 stock sDf.cI
ed for 10 tits COMPANY, III: 3 30 n be p4id 5n the -
OF July; seven dollars and fry be paid on b
5ia OF august aad eigs GOALS II DE paid the 18Th
of September.
) B--Per-ons intending 10 use the Gas s. IN .ee,.
The necessary fixtures. The pam Of the Cnrss. :,
the earliest practicable period By leaving their nam
with the undersigned.
u tI5. CHAs II ,zirIsTIAY See,vy
y Office Ny stock t1oi- and hand. f..r g.. -,
y ting have al arrived IN Lynef.burs fad / IN mo-,
mIiy prepared q, e1ecute ali orders entrusted ~ ~.
win iaithfHiuess aid dispatch.
would be- thankful To my friends to hand !. tfer On
der at once 70 prevent hurry about the time til gas
TO be pun
No Bis vii be presented sooner than the first If la.
uary next under any circumstances.
j 22-dfs A. G. DARNEY
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=, UNION COOKfNG RANGEs

70, UNION COOKING RANGES. - t..
,~1& .ubscrb. mas just received from thc Noffu
~ more OF Pond Improved Union Cooking Raa
for wood and coai. which for economy and cplg
nienre hive gbined Tor themselves such eeebrfy-taaf
they rapidly taking the pace Of all other arrange
fueuts Tor cooking purposes.
The water cass, for keeping constant supply of he
Rutcr without any additional fueI is upon the most PEI
pan, Also hot air fixtures for warming additional
looms. be attached If desired. Personal attention
given the setting Of them. aud oil warranted Ia
aperafe in the perfect manner Thousand. of ref
might be offered bat an examination OF them al
he Of the subscriber sufficient 10 saiisfy every
pne Of tbcir superiority any other fixture
unfit &. S. BLISS
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Y DOUBLE BROWN STOUT a

=. DOIBL BROWN STOUT "a
"A CREAM ALE-Ne have band, aid read ,
tor sale leo d.. double Brown stout and 100 D,z
Cream Ala Fcry so eripf article put up ~ press.s
l5r Hotels and amiIy use. i onIs rr.al T. sat
.y tie best Of Jgdzes .ch invite 10 cal and sec
fer Themselves. CORNELL & S0$.
s.-oriers framany distance lhaasfs 5 received
ar uluct 4sllv di.rat-hed To 9--r.1
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I OCkETs. LOCKETs, piHS -

h The subscriber respectfully informs the puII. H.
he has jest returned from the North viii unusually
large stock ct DesHeueotypeing material, enbreri5
Frames. Cases &c OF the latest styles aud patterns. Al
SOFA large stock of Lock cts and Pins some exfr, e.
made to order, which will be filled ith pictures IN .
best sy e of arr at 10y prices, according to quali,y
AT Nhitehurst Gallery, next door to the Va BarL.
T. E. GIBBS. ProJyae,or
B-Pantings and Pictures of al kinds acco,.,eI,.
ropie
Stoo furnished at the lowest cash prices.
feb. lots y -
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MARBLE wORKS-Faga- ~ BRO

VI ANBLE WORNS-FHg8 ~ BrO
VA SCuLPTORS u MARBLE 81 ONE cur.
TIERS, (F0rmerly of PhHad p il.) Main Il. Licking
tn, Va; B,dge ST., Lynchburg Va; Main ST., Lib.
ei'y, Va. and Main St, Salem Va keep on hand an.
make to order at Northern prices, Egyptian, Italian
Northern and Virginn Marble Nantes. plain and ornn
mental Monuments Tomhs, Head and Foot Stones Gar.
DIN Vases Counter, Table Bureau and Wash stard
Tops, made to any size short notice. All work v II
be boxed up to go safe without extra charge
One of the firm Is Architect and General Desigu.
er in the Monumental Art, aud will furnish any design
from the painest to the most costly, by addressing
line to Us and all work done by u.s. will give as entire
satisfaction any done North or South.
Feb24-d&cG m
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YNCuBURG POuNDRY--Tss bs.I

1--WE SUBSCRIBER BEGs LEAVE MOST Re-
4 spectiBy call the attention Of tl.e citizens q
LynchbBrg and the adjoining ceantrYsfo is large as
0 splendid assortfaeBtaf BOOTS SHOES <Azt
9 CATERS &c. Of his OWS MAKE ~S :
~ and which WARRANTED OF ~ BEsr QUAI
~ sxD uF suFEHIoR WanKNAvsHIP.
Persons wishing 10 have good and durable Boot
shoe tor the present season viii do vel 70 cell on ~
rs determined please, both regards q4...rg
aa1 price.
Don't forget call atthe store three doors ab9yo
Franklin Hotel, and Immediately opposite the Cifzafa
Savings Pank. 7. + GkIAlALDI
dec Its
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IUsa, RECEIVED
- 10 bbls. Rock FISH
20 bbls No. l Cut Herrings
% Boxes Olive Oil,
j. Tons Country and Rolled Iron.
, Hhds Prime p. R. Moasses
10 bbls. Orleans Molasses,
. Boxes Lon Sugar.
AL of which offer for sale low
July ITS JOS r NoWTrN co
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iCOH!CE. Rope, Iron, xc-We 49,.

htOteaCE, Rope, ErOn, &c-We ar.
- lust receiving and have in Store "''
20 Cases "FG' Mass icorice, very fine.
20 do do Stick do do
60 do .Labonia' Stick Licorice, verv fine
Goa Farm Bags, ''''''e'e''
~ Tons Toughest Rolled IRON every size
n do do Band Hoop Iron. every size
10 which we invite the attention of tbose i, n,
dP' Is MrCURKLE e. ZONES
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1 d IA PI BLINHED and offered
ID 70 TIE TRADE IL QUANTITIES 81 ia
NORRIS. flata Ddsker 4 Mg,ris 81 Mars SrRzE7
Riclna0za. pa
Tie Lady Killer by Nr. Reberca Hicks
crozet's Arithmetic. a nesz edition.
Skctehes II Virginia. by Ha1 d Fa.fe,
he ifaiaa Nars u Western Virginia. ~ Bi.5.T
Has-.
iIowIsoH's History 81 Fueinia. . Yols. go,
ihtes American Form Book aess edition.
Isfe'' Analytieal Dize-te3 IaaeE ofth Virginia r 81
ports. , Fols $40, price r. aueed 10 50 co.
CALI. bepoft. vols8 3 sG
Fuckers Commentaries o. me Laws af Virginia.
The Virginia Case Decisions BY the High CO ut
Chabcety,
Fucker on Tie Science Of Government,
Fucker 9a Pleading
1ea's Lecture. on TIE Restrictive sy.tcm
Standard Lar. Hezi~1J and Ai.celaneau. Besks,.ur-
iIied N lie publisher lore-t pfire-. IL 29f.T
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A CARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD res
a pectfully ask continuance Of The patronage sa
long bestowed upon him TO the new concern and in
his conner ton he deems it proper, ask all who nro
indebted to him forward and settle their ne
counts without delay.
Therear many claims of long standing, W hchI must
close up, and it is expected that all who know them
selvesto be indebted willpay attention tbs notice.
Jan S--dts S DIUEIIi
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MECHANICAL.
EAGLE MARBLE WORKS,
MECHANICAL.
LYNrHnTRa. -.

YNcHBUR0. II.
IoHS D. GADDEss + BROTHER. Proprie.gys
~ Formerly 81 Baltimore. keep hand and maxi fn
oricr, Mort Price, American. Italian. ord = ssf
tiaa Marble HeaaHaeaks, Jos6s. Head s. Fgot Stone
Gayfen Ta.es HoatsPfeaes. E0ratsr, sre ar T'abIs
d WaJs-Sfond I0ps made any sIze.
The Trade furnished eith rough Marble. Pouuies
Stone, Hoae. Gsit Polishing Patiy sad nth
All 80 want j. = call. work speaks for .sef
Any order from town eagntry enfrlstedto VII
be faithfully executed .ih ne4toess and dIspsleh.
JOHN Is. GADDEcsS BROTHEa.
Iusa 10-ts
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lDIkE PORT WINE
u Hamptons Vegetab 1incturc,
Hyper on Hair Restorative
Gilman's ilairDye,
Lubns Pcrfumery
French Pommndes
Saratoga Water
Orris and Cha-c1nl Tooth-pasfo.
Col-liyer Oil-Simcs and Rushton and Clarks. fa
@Ieby X. STABLER & CO.
ie I3-dScts
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TNiE ub-crbers huve nssociate1 themselves tngoti,
h er under the style and firm Of JONES d. BEGGS.
for the purpose of conducting the Foudrg Busiuess
n a the various branches. st the old stand Of Joac.
Brgg D. Brother where they hope obtain fair share
Of public patronage Office at exchange corner whcr,
all orders will be thankfully received aud promptly ex
ecutcd.
Specimens mny be seen the Office
BM. JONES,
II. T. BEGGS.
Junc I5-dts
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l. AACE.-Lgneh5urg Hose d Fire Lusug0ues 2 . -
many =
This Co. pany makes Insurance ogans, loss or
'se b ire, Or Dwelling Houses, Stores. Tobacco -
ries and other buildings, furniture. Goods
merchandise generally in town and couniryon he NO.
favorable teens. "'at
Also max, insurance on the lives ofalI persons en-
whole duration oflife or fora limited period
Slaves employed in ordinary occupations, will be
Insured reasonable terms.
Tie Company will also take marine risks fror,and T.,
ny OF the Northern Soutaern Ports, at fayourolJ
rates
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, Ptea5e,t
DON I. C.PETERS Fice President.
SAMPSON DIUGUID. CHIEF Engineer
James y Cobbs, Samuel Garland
Iohn hggat, Nathan B. Thurman
neorP w. fancey, Ohm Otey Taylor
William l Anderson William T. Smith
..ARIIN HOLLINS, Treasurer
CREED T. WILLS. Sec'v
DRIP. II. Gllmer,
DR.. VIM. Otwsy Oven. Mea'c0I Examiners
FehS-dts
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hnOxeS Nails, Just to hsnd and for sale, also
cO Lining Fencing, Ware House and Wrought do.
june o-ts SAUNDERS d. IRBY,
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Il -e08sfracied entirely nee principle, render
ing them very free aad flexible the points similar
10 the bast peH- made frs'm Q4iiis
They wre with great ease aad freedom and DO mt
fatigue ihe hand.
Gilioti's fine poisted Pens FOR Ladie.' use.
schools &c. received b. {. NOISE.
Jule 1t
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i kssOLIIEON.-In consequence ot the ys. To-.
- dra~pl ot James B.ggs, The firm ut Jon-. b. g-.
& Brother IA this day Dissolved. The name IT the I'm,
will be used only in settling the business, which " D
Tones j. alone authorized TO satfle.
WM. b. JONES,
JAMES BEGGS,
H. BEGGS
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RECOMMENDATIONS.

COMBINATIONS
we nave IN use Mr.. K. Birmingham Mitchell PUMP
NNO ENGINE and esteem them most valuable ap.
pendage, great convenience and an efficient proteo
ion against fire.
CHARLES MARX, Richmond,
r. B. TYLER, do
DIR. ROYSTER, Huguenot Sprine.
ARCHER VAUGHAN, FarmviIje
EDMUND HUBBARD. Buckingham,
r. j. GAINES, Charottee
he Pump can be seen muse at Dr. VIM. s. Morr.s's
foundry and at many other places in Lynch.
ufg' al OF whom approve their utility and lsefu
"ess Inc Pump can be seen in RjcI mond at t Wing
inc. ney are warranted t. ~ork we'll TO- one year.
I$ No ICE.-AIl PERSON. buying ,lng the
'ooVearticies, are responsible TO me Tor it.
r. BRITTINGHAM MITCHELL.
march 22-dlv -,
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mTsE .LLANEOus.


L base Just received sHabcr supply Of fhose beauli-
ia Stk Coats Cl0u led dKpgoaa. Lfeq CAnck PAM.
ard extra Harsaes HssfE and other articles take tire
pare q those gese their mission Of humanity
OF al pisces get suited either hY order Or feady-
made. IN the best and ueatesf manner. i a.
4als l4ts BAKER & CIAYEY'S
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GTEREOsCOpEC on SOLID Dn.uc,.
~ reOtypeS.-The Public are respectfully invited
10 call and examine specimens of this new and beaui
iui style OF Photography, together with large collie
ION OF other specimens taken by Gibbs"
Truly Southern Artist native VirgipiaD
II Gallery next door 20 tie Va Bank.
PETER Il. GIBBS, Pyopoiefor.
April 25-ts fD1''''''
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M OkTANE TO FARHBE RS,
Wactarers. Arizans, Professional Men, Necb10irs and
oA1ers.Ehe Pump and Fire Engine
cOmbined.-RightSe Secured by Uaated Slaes Ia.
'efS-Patent-ALL lNFRINGEMESTs WILL BE PRosEcr.
TED BY Law. This Is the most valuable invention O
lie age; and without which. manufactures ppbc I'd
hoes hotels and private dwellings are incom pcte ana
comparatively insecure Withthis CHEAP and efficient
fire Engine the Farmer is perfectly Independent OF all
ineccommodatng insurance companies, and can bid
iehanceto the incendary.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-22

Subscribers most respectfully infom their friends
aud the public generally THAI they are Agents for the
Hazard Powder Company, for selling Gnn Powder. and
cSn furnish Icy Wholesale retail in 64 l25 4 % ID.
Kegs Kentucky Rifle aud Blasting Powder at very low
nrlce~ We have the exclusive Agency for Hazalds
Electnc Gun Powder and all of the sporting powder.
w. b. x G. FISHER,
opposite the Norvell House.
June its IyroLL,, w.
Butte record., 1853-12-17

steady call for the choicest brands For Gal
lego and Haxall, we quote jobbinq rates al
S15@Sl575; 23O sacks superSr Chile changed
hands at Sll 25; repacked commands $40 o5
q SO so; sales of inferior Haxall to-day at
Sll 90. But litle call for resacked and do
nestle ground
Grain--Sales of Domestic Oats, for seed. in
bags, at SC; Feed Oats, 33O3lc: Domestic
Barley, s. So Domestic Wheat, at 3GG4c:
good Seed Wheat, 5@5Ac, Chile Sedd. at Sc
Liquors-American Brandy, sales of pack
ages, octaves, at 60@62tc, and advancing
Moqongahela Whiskey, 424@50 q gal. Clar-
ct Wines. in cases, at 50 70.
Provisions Sales Of 900 bbls Mess Pork
from first hands, at $500 SO rs; $50 half
hbis' at SIS; sales of Clear Bacon at l5B(G
I65c; 80 tierces Hams, at l5c; sales of iute-
rlor Hams at auction, 1859.
Potatoes-350 bags at l5G1}c y Ii.
Sugars-sales Of Stewart's Crushed Sugar
in bbls and half bbls. 12s@I85c; sales of
China No. l, at 10@l02c; Manila Sugar
commands S@9c
Teas--Sales of 200 half chests Imperial
Teas, In tb caddies, at 70G975c: Gunpowder
we quote at 75@S and Black Teas at 50G.
81. Sales only for immediate use.
Butte record., 1853-12-17

For THE New REPuBL1c-The bark Anita
cleared from San Francisco on the 10Th inst,
with 40 passengers for Guaymas but she did
not get away till about y o'clock at night
when, as if by magic, the number was swelIed
to about $40 souls. The Battalion is com
manded by Col. H.. P Watkins. Companies
A and c are commanded by Captains Cot
trell, George R. Davidson, and D NJ. Chaun.
cey. There were about $50 men on board
not yet organized.
Mr. Emery, the Secretary of State of Lower
california, was among the passengers.
II. z Watkins, who left as Colonel of the
regiment, Is man of very popular manners.
and possessed considerable influence in Yuba
county. He was at one time Recorder Of
Marysville He is man of determined char
acter, and no doubt the Mexicans Will find
him rough customer to encounter.
George R. Davidson, who goes down in com
mand Of one of the companies Of the expedi-
ton, has hitherto stood very high in this COM
munity. At the last election re was a can
dldate for City Comptroller of San Francisco
he was for some time an officer Of the Marion
Rifles
Mr. D. NJ Chauncey is also well known in
California His brother was at one time
elected member of the Legislature from the
county Of San Francisco
Butte record., 1853-12-17
HOLIDAY BAIL

yEN He proprietors Of the National Hotel Bid
~ wells Town, will have a Grand Christmas
Ball at the National Hotel, Bidwells, Decembrr
Both 1853 Where they expect to have th-
pleasure Of meeting their friends, on the So.
Christmas Festival. The music will be the bose
that can be procured The management viil
be under the superintendent Of gentlomsn
qualified. and there is no doubt but all will ha
satisfied with the entertainment Labor 1r
expense will hot be spared in making tie
entertainment a grand Christmas HOLIDAY
Ban. BANCROFT & THOMPSON
Butte record., 1853-12-17
GLTCKArFM NEMCuND-

~ ould respectfully Announce g. ,lc r.l.
w zens Of Bidwell Bar, and the .ur-. ....
ding mining community, that they are u..,
III receipt OF large and tr,H sttecftI ,i.,.
composed Of the following articles
Clothing Of all kinds, Boots anil -a-
Blankets, Comforts, Couuterpanes. D1rs D..
ling and Sheeting, Groceries, Prorisiou-.
quors and Cigars, Mining tools and m.t..-
supplies generally, which they offer CI{CIr
FOR C,aSH Tie attention of the lad..- g.
particularly requested to examine the Iai..
assortment Of Calicoes, Delaues Neriu. S.
Flannel. Irish Linen. Gloves. Lace. i;i,
and choice variety OF Bousels Fancy r.i
tumery, III connection with all the i.-lr..l l..
notions and trimmings necessary 90 80 latie-
outfit
They are also agents for Fargo's ExIr.s-. aaI
are ever ready, to execute business ,.I,I
promptness ana despatch u9yI..tl
Butte record., 1853-12-17
BIDWELL BAKERY ANp RrsrlrHAN1-

FkN HE subscriber having recently bull. amt
a fitted up in the most substantial manner
an establishment Of The above character. i.
now prepared to furnish his customers witliaU
sorts Of dellcaces, as also the suhstanti4ls .f
lie, where they can at all times OF day 0r
night, walk in and rest their weary limbs. alI
partake Of and refresh the inner indivijul
with coffee, tea, and chocolate, Baltimore cove
oysters, Quail, Snipe. and other game Tho
bar Is supplied with the best Of liquors ciElr-
&e., served up by Mack, who knows hoW 10
should be done In the bread and pastry line
he intends to stand foremost in this utlrLei
having had long experience at the tu.a.--
Balls ard parties supplied at short notice u..l
every description Of cake and other ixins. II.
confidently expects to merit, as he r,-pa..
fully sohcits' liberal share Of the public l..-
ronage South side of the plaza.
s. Lamp. Now b.
Butte record., 1853-12-17
PRATTS EXCHANGE-

HE subscriber having just repleuishel his
A bar with large supply of the choicest d.
quors, cigars, coraials, and in fact all tie ar-
purtenances Of frst-cass house that can be
obtained IN California, solicits continuance
OF the liberal patronage that his oh customers
have heretofore extended to him. AMI pledges
himself to 10 all in his power to merit tie
same He would call particular attention d.
those splendid articles OF cold Pony Brandy
and odd Bourbon Whiskey' tha, he has an
hand. T. s Pratt. oo. 1g
Butte record., 1853-12-17

as~ The way the miners are pitching in and
turning topsy-turvy the whole town, we sup
pose the Town of Bidwell must be supported
by pillars of gold. Within fifty feet of our
office, they are now digging, and it prospects
very rich. Capt. John Bailey, our old Sacra-
mento friend, and Messrs Murphy & Gilman
have given due notice to the good people of this
town, that they will proceed to take out their
az Ike rilss by digging up our beautiful
~
Butte record., 1853-12-17

ItVFt-f
n Mr.. c. a. Bancroft, the well known bosi
4 John F. Thompson the latest The we'll
known reputation of the house will loose
nothing by the change Of partnership Mr.
Bancroft or Thompson will he happy in trvipr
to make their friends & the travelling com,nu-
nifty at home and comfortable ut National
Hotel
They will keep the best Table the market
affords, good clean beds sc. Their Bar will
be furnished with choice Liquors. Their stable
stands second to none, lin fact they are deter
mined to furnish as good quarters Tor man aud
beast as can be found in this section of eountr,
The Domestic and Culinary arrangements Of
the house will be under the Immediate ,urcr-
inteudence Of Mrs c. \. Bancroft. whose
reputation is sufficient guarantee.
Nov I2
Butte record., 1853-12-17
"OLD 40 STANn

d HE Subscribers. having Gttei zap tloiI. e--
tablishnent and replenished their stock COL.
goods from San Francisco, Aa.ter thcu.c.s.s
that they can compete with any 10 the trade,
and would avail themselves Of the Iloseui u..-
portdnity to thank their friends aul t.e
public generally for the liberal support thc
''stlnd has always had, and To solicit % r..
tinuance OF that support, upon the r4sh Frl..
et0lc, Tor small profits aud quick returns.
Ferguson q. Co.
Bidwelfs Bar Butte Co. Nov fo