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Council Tor the re ebIe. and lmportant Sur

1919
gestions for the health Morse's Invigorstng Elixir
preparation Introduced by Dr. NJ Morse the celebrated
Oriental traveller and chemist has become well known
throughout this country and Europe that physician whs
values his reputation would venture to admit himself gno
rant extraordinary properties think Of questioning
its wonderful cures.
all kindness and without designing create undue alarm
would remind the the feeble the sick that
ers wasting heat supon that the
ofvay increas ed twenty folds and that the help
ing aid OF this festay may delicate wife aud daughter
pale and sicky king into the deadly embrace
Of consumption; breaking down under the
of mental and physical exertiou Glow disease
must be the still abodes of death before another
sHDrmer shall bring back its bosso 10 the rose
should the healthy neglect the OF forying the
constitution climate breaks thousands strong
yet by the Of this peerless inyg
rant the muscular and nervous braced up
and the digestive thoroughly aud permanently
cation 10 study physical exertion the arduous
labor of thought muscle will subdue the energies de-
veioped, might almost created by its infusnce
This the during which the system should acquire
the stock Of vigor fer the exbausg
campaign.
specially should ladies, who suffer from hysteria, de
preston of spirits bodily weahnoss headache nervous ire
neuralgia extreme iasitudc OF those diseases
disabilities incident to derar cement of the delicate and
complex physiological organization of the brace and
strengthen the relaxed physique by of this cordial
1t put highly concentrated in pint bottles with the
blown In the glass and sold for So bottle two for
g. six for Sl2 G. H. RING General Agent No 1872 Broad
New York whom all orders be addressed Be
particular TO ask for DR. horse Inviyorapg Cordial
there is an imitation article of similar name.
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A MEXICAN CHoWDRR CLUB -NoTIcE.-THE MEM
~ beIs are requested to attend meeting at the carriage
house this evening ~ o'clock PRECISELY to make srrass
mcEts r oLr e4oefsel t.s MONTH Punctual dance
Is neeeassry BY order JAS. NEAKY, President. J.
Jos, II. REED, SECRETARY.
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ChrIstnHOrO's Hmar Dye-The Testimony =
Any gentleuan who calls upon CHRisTADORO may see
such written testimony from all parts of the Union will
convince the most that the excelsior hair
the only article Of its kind be relied Orders trom
Wholesale houses West and South, Call
and the letters Science will tell and the formula for
CLrsadoros dye founded upon the latest chemical dis
coveres in France, Germany and this country magnif
cent brown black is produced in minutes Sold, and
Astor House
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TELEG RAPHIC.
TREMENDOUS HAILSrORM IN PENNsYLvANlA-HAR.
VESTS AND FRUIT DESTROYED.

VESTS AND FRUIT DESTROYED.
NORTHUMBERLAND, Pa, July 1, 1853.
terrific hail storm passed this place from the
west about three O'Clock this afternoon extending
five miles in width. Nearly every farmer has lost al.
most his entire harvest and the fruits of all kinds have
suffered much. Several thousand window lights we're
broken in this place, and there is estimating the
tent Of the damage Hail stones measuring TX inches in
circumference were picked up streets.
FATAL EFFECTS OF THE HEAT IN PHILADELPHIA
PMIADMPHlA, Jaly Tsp
Thermometer in the RotuAda of the Exchange ranged
to day at. A. N. 761a at noon IS, and at P. NJ a.
Several omnibus drivers had to strike UNDER" and
three boring men reported to have died at Rich
mond from too free indulgence in the Of cold
ter.
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Beautiful white Beaver Hats Tor only 90

They light cool and comfortable and equal in quality
style any four dollar hat in New York Also
moleskin and sta hats. The NEW HAT COMPANY
Nos. l46 and l4S N sssau street.
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scroruIa, Rheumatism, Ulcers, and the

Sci0fuIa, Rheumatism, Ulcers, and the
worst diseases of the biood-H watts Life Balsam is the
most certain remedy Tor these terrible dsesse You who
suffering the torturing pains remember that few
doses OF this powerful yet easant compound will afford
la cd IN he gera,S snn and otsar ns oer Tha,e cartS
from weknown citizens who be seen at
hour Circulars them be had at the principal
depot 26 Grand street. Price 70 cents bottle. six bot
les for 81
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frame house On the corner Of 10 Bevos street. which
had recently been moved and undergoing repair
blown down, and completely destroyed.
Rev. Mr. Refina's house. in Montrose avenue between
Graham avenue and Even street, struck by light
ming, and considerably injured.
The roof was taken from Mr. Slaheys house, in Joha
son street. between Graham and Smith street.
A brick house In course of erection OF North
Sec opd and Even streets belonging to Mr. Bsden,
completely destroyed Three who work
this roof named Stephen Kesse Even Van Wrinkle and
John Clarke, very seriously injured in consequence
of being buried beneath portion Of the ruins.
A frame house on the Of North Second and
Eighth streets was blown down.
man whose unable to ascertain. who
PASSING, got caught in the rubbish and had his
fractured.
building being constructed by Elias Johnson,
Of North Seventh and Fourth Streets and then in the
rear frame buildings nearly opposite belonging
to Mr. Merritt blown down.
The roofs were blown off Messrs Grahams, Poley's
sndMr. Eys disteres in North Fourth street. between
| First and Second streets.
thunderbot struck pile of lumber in Mr.. Keaths
lumber yard foot of North Third street. splitting each
board il a thousand pieces and sending large portion
| # it in the river
IL" City Hall vas greatly damaged about the root.
The ro~f taken from the Halfway House, of
Twelfth and sauth Third streets and carried nearly two
| blocks.
| large portion Of The roof taken from William
Guischards porter house. of Grand and Fourth
| streets.
Officer Sheldrake, Of the Third ward while walking
th ough Even street struck by hail stone, which
through a fire hat and inflicted a very curious wound
| Oh the top Of his head
number o. the hail which fell in some parts Of
the city from four to Ave inches in length and three
| to four inches thick.
Scarcely house be found that did not suffer
or less from either the Wind hail stones lightning.
The damage to property in Williamsburg is varousy
| estimated at from $40 600 to $50 coo Many more
disasters in this city similar to the above yet
be heard from, which will in all probability swell the
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$3.50 - /.
THE TURF.

TTNIoN COURSE, L. I-TROTTING.-ON MONDAY
~ July 4, at o'clock, r. NJ, purse OF 1880, nilo
heats best three In J. Ward enters br =
Mac, W. Woodruff enters Tacony Cars will tie
South forty, Brooklyn for the course at2P Faro each
way twenty Eve cents Stages will also leave the Wams
burg ferries, hourly. Fare each way l2la cents.
JOHN L. SNED1KER Proprietor.
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INQUEsTs AT THE HOSPITAL.

Ala o'clock in the afternoon Coroner Hilton
-..,..a ~. ,;,;.;o - A.. .s,.. e r. po...
'"0 inqus'Aon w shs ooui0s VI JAMES ro''or'
John DOnpeny, John Reid and John Joseph Monks who
died N consequence scalds caused by the bursting Of
40 s4e.ro ana. IN hood ~. NJ w,s rh -u-:
I've " D0@fu sno A'e" "oiiu' Ing hono"ins
the evidence =
A D. Peek sworn says-I am CAPTAIN OF the staamboat
Nav World last n;gbt Tho hot r;voa - h.~ n.- e..
80 w ~ "'o1 ~ Aoi pei' ioo'
Oh OnsmDers street; her machinery was in good ORDER
nothing happened to her on her last trim from
Albany hatwaar ou.r 81 9TH. $500. 49,.
" '0A Anu s'sns o0iooA ias'
Aent, osrbg the Storm, felt shock on board
felt the boat Is IL something had struck her. Il did not
hast longer than to ~ ,h,oo ...onds. ~ o;ao ~.
,u $3.50 , VIZ so "s9
MO iometnng striking the boat and falling on board;
could not say what struck the boat did not think much
.ho,t u AZ ,ha ,;ma ,,orh. o,o,h,, -. 49,. =.
The lirbtni"u hut AID uos sr" hs ~ inhtn;Hy
came I'D the ,ranort foIoysa hotb s -
the same time: we we're tn have isyt ~ a,esL yn;
has heep FACING lataIv. aha doc.
NOT race we carry on an average rs 40 Ina Of steam
to the square inch the boilers of the boat are about
fsur years old
h Repwck sworn ssys-I am,one OF the United States
Inspectors boilers appointed under the la of
1852 have never inspected this boiler the Ia went
Into effect LIST June last and the inspectors
had tina hoar. 80.
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PAXTER GUARD.-THE ORDER FOR PARADE ON
- Monday, July 4th is hereby countermanded order
Of the Colonel O. DYCKMAN, Captain Commanding Com
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The Seal OF Taste and Elegance r. visibIy
impressed upon superb CorsA Shirt made to order by
AGATE 26 Broadway, while the under clothing.
crava stocks gloves hosiery and all minor applisnoes
se at that reproach Agate also so
cs the attention of parents guardians &c. to his patent
elastic shoulder brace for supporting strengthening and
preserving the symmetry Of the figure.
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RELIGIOUS NO1VCBS.


M CUNT ZION FREE CHURCH, Iss BowERY.-
NL Preaching by Bishop Snow ut l01s A. M and p M
Afternoon subject" Behold, will sond you Elijah the
ophe before tho coming the great day
the Lord NAL A. g. - =
THE REV. MR.. BARTLETT WILL PREACH IN THE
CANAL street Preshy terrain Church. corner Of Greene
street to morrow at lo1s A. M and s o'clock p NJ The
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Serious Fire,

DREADFUL CATAsTRoPHE-TwoL LIVES Lost.
Early on Friday morning, between and 2 o'clock,
Are broke out in the bakery Of James Donagan, 300
First avenue between Seventeenth and Eighteenth Streets
two Of the journeymen, named John English John
Cushing being asleep in the bakehouse at the time Eng
Bsh escaped unhurt but Cushing persisted in the flames.
He found by the foreman Of Hose Company No. o,
burned to sinder He was taken the dead house BY
Lieut. Fandreau, Of the Eighteenth ward. An aged
female named Haley, in the fright jumped from the
SouIth story window, and instantly killed. Lieut.
FAndIeau present at the fire. with section of
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MAETED-A SITUATION, BY YOUNG WOMAN,
w as chsmhermaid who would assist with the washing
aud ironing of private family She is fully competent,
for character and she refers 20 her
employer, VIII she may Inquire for Catherine ut
SO L ourth street.
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NEW PUBLICAT1Ore.

nm SUNDAY Nc RNING JULY g. WILL APPEAR
the first number Of che semiw weekly New York Pres
man journal IL will contain pete Irish
contributors 70 the Ne York Crystal Palace, With de-
arption o. each article and the rcsder
the contributors four later from Europe Of
the meetings in Ireland against the Nunnery Outrage
.he spirit OF the Dublin press proceedings in Parliament
&C &C affairs OF the Continent domestic
and foreign Also telcgraphic dispatches hour
city news money markets, &c. Office 600 Broad ay For
sale by the agents and newsboy Price three cents
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CRYSTAL PALACE

CRYSTAL PALACE-OPEN IN FEW DAYS.
~ Cauton-Bakers who wish tn contend for
the prize ut the above exhibition any Of the arts of the
craft are advised to Swans excelsior
as are doing and all the
kind should be strictly guarded against MANAGER.
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WANTED-sEvERAL GOOD MILLINERs, AT AZ
Pearl street, but first rate hands need apply at
Mrs. Summerhays' Fashionable Millinery store.
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WANTED-A SITUATION AS WET NURSE, BY
w respectable Protestant with fresh breast Of
milk reference given Please call at 80 Horatio
street between the kighth Hudson street, in
liz thread and needle store.
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WANTEp-A SMALL GIRL, ONE THAT Is AMERI.
w to take of child where she will have ge0d
houe. Apply at AZ Suffolk street.
Butte record., 1853-12-31
wrl..eu for ne Bar,a Rscor, j,

1le Merry = sN- Year.
Cone Eli FL. % the old yea chiI,
fcT his end alas il here.
a bumper b-a e. n cfi mn mus; have.
For lie Eas Jolly &c ye@T-
The faIlits be hsd, Or good or old
Can matter bEt iltiis DOW
some better than AlEa- rsrc1a1ce -nsIss teen
Ard many worse irow
Then I'll, e., 70 the old yss.r shin
with lusty iisiF.lcg chsel-
One EaODe1i more. an his Fels1 : DER
Farewell 10 the jolly old Ell.
Farewell Farewell
Far=v i 10 the Jolly Old year
Come driak drink for he stands On n triak
OF tie past. hos he iumbles IN,
Nd the 0i1 chsrch bells. having tolrd his stie,l
la Welcome the BrS begin
\ ladt bright, ~ilh a veal - white
Comes giGi-g through ne storm
The Ioug looked wear, at last = here.
i4sis give he- Weleome warm
All hail hail TO the maiden E.ale
y 10 CONES , ElrtAse ~ our chsel-
VITA bumpers array Il. lei u welcome The maid,
Al h-il 10 ,he merry Nre-Yeart
Al hlii hAil, hailt
All h-i 10 .he IHerry asa star
Th. s.oral-sing cold, ailh his ninians bo,d.
Hung close Oh the ul1.d-I'5 trai-
Her euri~ tf-i are dripping Trl-
n wli.ier ia. fnai.ieil looEs pale
iheu qtcsit -hase. the cola snow fakes
From htr robe % scaai and .,il.
By The fire ven Try. her dress 80 DRY.
W.1h good vine NeI warm gg ithir
AL hail hail 10 the maiden pale.
" be has come 10 p1---se Of our cheer
w IA bump err array q lel-s welcome The maid,
! h4il 20 The m4TrA NeV-lear,
An h4ll aal. h45.
4 j hail - the merry Hex year.
Come Gil dH. and Wilh right good will
FOR tac season : ll.e of ei--
and sae.ig score Of New Years more,
Nay elca ii u live Zee s--.
On each aa1 .iii, may Times FOO. fail
Pres light u he irayeis ps>r.
And each glad New ) ear wr sea appear.
BE uerritr uue than tht la.-t
Then hail. haii 20 ih- maiden pale.
" Do has come 10 par'5ke q oar chee--
" iih Bumpers arrag'd et'> welcome the maid,
Al hail hail- hail.
al haii 10 the merry N-N-Yesr.
TWILIGHT
Butte record., 1853-12-31
esTATE OF CALIFORNIA. County Of Bate,

esTATE OF CALIFORNIA County Of Butte.
- :, Ninth Judicial District Court
Jackson Roark IS Martin Spencer The peo-
PIE Of the State Of California to Martin Spen-
Ger greeting
You are hereby required 70 appear and an
swer n an acti brought against you in said
Court, by jackson Roark, the complaint Of
q said palintiff. being on file with the clerk
Of sid cou-t.) within SIX weeks Of the service
OF this summons on You. exclusive Of the day
Of service. or judgment by default viii be en-
tered against you. This Is AZ action com
meuced against you as defendant, by Jack
son R0ark. plaintiff. to recover judgment for
the sum Of nine hundred dollars and legal
interest, on promissory note made signed
and delivered by you TO said Roark on the
10th, day Of September a. D. 1852. for the
sum Of nine hundred dollars. payable on the
lst day Of May. a D, 1853; and also to Oh
tain Judgment and order Of Court to foreclose
certain indicture Of mortgage. made. signed.
Acknowledged and delivered By you, to said
Roark, On the goth day Of September. =. D. +,
1872, to secure the payment Of the sum Of
money and legal interest thereon. for which
the above specified promissory note was given.
And plaintiff gives notice that if you fail to
Butte record., 1853-12-31
GTATE OF CALIFORNIA. County Of Rutt..

SfAIE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of Rutts.
~ ss.-Nnth Judicial District Court
people Of me State Of California. To john f
Simmons, Peter Roer and " T Burr, Gree
ting; You are hereby required t. appear il
an action brought against you as defendants
by L h. Dodge planIif. in the Ninth judicial
District Court. in and for said county Of Butte.
anu answer the complaint therein, which Is
on Me with the Clerk Of said Court within
slx weeks after service upon you Ct this sum-
mons, exclusive OF the day Of service, or judg
ment by default win be taken against you
This Is an action brought arains you by
said plaintiff. TO recover the SUM Of one thous-
and aud three hundred dollars. which said
pialnilf AYERS n his complaint Is due TO him
from You on a certain promissory note, made
ana executed in Marysville, March Sd, 1853.
ana which Is a promise to pay q Bartlett *
Co., or order the sum OF six hundred T600l
dollars at their store in Marysyille. with in
terest at the rate OF hFe per cent per month
till paid, frem date. and witch sal note Is En-
doTsel, on the back As follows, to wit: Wa
wing demand ami notice, Peter Roer W +:
Barr. and without recourse. G Bartlett &
Co, and which said note was protested by "
h Sherwood, a Notary Public in and for
luba county, on the sixth day Of July 1883;
and Was BY Joseph : Garwood and George
b4i t4etl svli ana tf3D>leFtI 10 salu plAintlI-
+. X Dodge, at the city Of san Francisco on
the 20th day Of July 1858; and plaintiff gives
notice that if you fail to apear and answer bis
complaint. be will apply TO the Court fer the
relief demanded therein, and for such other
and further relief as may appear just and
proper in the premises and his costs of suit.
- Given u1der nay hand and seal Of
: said Court. at Bidwell. this 10Th day
L. Of October. a D. 1888
F. PAIGE. Dist. Clerk,
Epr- 7. WELLS, Deputy.
CHAs F. Lori, Atty for Pla'f
novl2-1aw-6w
Butte record., 1853-12-31
lIEssRs- HALL / CRANDAL.

~ HE facilities now offered by these gen,
Z tlemen to the travelling community be-
tween Sacramento City and Marvsville are
unsurpassed by any in the state Large and
commodious coaches, fast horses and competent
drivers. to say nothing Of the gentlemanly
agents Messr7 Graham ar Sacramento City,
and Rapale al Marysville
This hne has already established an enviable
reputation, and viii. 10 doubt, under the pres
ent able management. do away with large
portion Of the Steamboat travel on the Sac
ranento ami Feather rivers nov. u.
Butte record., 1853-12-31

SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of three exc
- cutous, issued BY Justice T D Bonner
Justice of the peace Quartz Township, Butte
lountv. California: To me directed as the suit
of McGee- Waits &co-. against the Mammoth
JOINT stock Company, for the sam Of eleven
hundred and forty two dollars, and seven cents,
sil41.07) damages, and oue hundred and
nine dollars, and fifty cents. lSl09. .j01costs
have siezed anl taken in execution: all tie
right. title and interest Of the Mammoth Joint
Stock Company, in and to the following Real
property, t. wit. one Quartz Mill, anl its ap-
pertenances therennto belonging also one
Dwelling house; also the Quartz Ledge. eight
hundred feet IN length. with its natural
depths and angles The aforesaid property Is
located upon JaEiison Greek, Quartz Township.
Butte County California: the aforesaid proper
y. was attached, by virtue Of a writ # al
tachment issued by the aforesaid Justice, on
the 10Th, day of November, \. D 1913.
Notice Is hereby given that l viii expose To
public sale, az the Court House in Bidwell. on
tie sth. day Of january. 4 D 1874 at ,
o'clock. z. NJ the above described property,
to the highes, bidder for cash
Bldwel. Dec, Sd 1913 ?. FREER,
Sheriff. Butte County
Butte record., 1853-12-31
NATI0NAL HOTEL AT BIDwELL.

~ He National Hotel will be carried on by
z Alr c. 4 Bancroft. the well known host
& John I Thompson the latest The well
known reputation Of the house viii loose
nothing hy the change Of partnership Mr.
Bancroft or Thompson viii be happy in trying
to make their friends x the travelling commu-
nifty at home and comfortable at National
Hotel
They viii keep the best Table the market
affords, good clean beds &c. Their Bar viii
be furnished with choice Liquors. Their stable
stands second TO none, lin fact they arc deter
minel t. furnish rs good quarters for man and
beast as can he found in this section Of country
The Domestic and Culinary arrangements of
the house VIII be under the immediate super
intendence Of Mrs G. A Bancroft, whose
reputation is q sufficient guarantee.
N5v.. u.
Butte record., 1853-12-31
GLUCKATF & WILLIAMS

2 ould respectfully announce To the citi-
w zens Of B.dEell Bar, and the surroun-
ding mining community, that they are now
IN receipt of a large and tceN selected stock,
composed Of the following articles
Clothing Of all kinds, Boots and Shoes.
Blankets, Comforts, Counterpanes, Duck, Drill
ling and Sheeung. Groceries, Provisions, Ii
quors and Cigars. Mining tools and miners
supplies generally, which they offer CHEfP
For CASH. The attention Of the ladies' is
particularly requested, to examin. the large
assortment Of Cacoes. Delanes, Merino's
Flannel. Irish Linen. Gloves, Lace, Ribbon,
and choice variety Of Bouseii's Fancy Per-
fumery, in connection with all the desirable
notions and trimmings necessary 70 a ladies
outfit.
They are also ageuts for Fargo's Express, and
are ever ready, 10 execute business with
promptnoss ana despatch. novI2-tf
Butte record., 1853-12-31
SHADE HOTEL.

e. THE subscriber has at great expense
III fitted up the'above well known House. and
with q good table clean beds and every atten-
ton to his customers ne hopes to merit fair
share Of public patronage. The Opposition
line Of stages stops at this House. P W.
Nirstrom- Dee 3D.
Butte record., 1853-12-31
BidweH Nov. p. 1858.


slOOK AND VARIETY STORE, East side
Shade Hotel.-The undersigned respect
fully informs the public that he keeps con
stantly On hand IN his establishment a good
variety Of School Books, Peetical and Musical
Works, Novels, Yankee notions. &c In aa-
diton to the above. his customers can at all
times be furnished with the best article Of
Cigars and Tobacco
TERMS-Cash. and liberal
nov26 c. 4. SMITH
Butte record., 1853-12-31
OLDFRENDS.

THE undersigned, respectfully invites your
attention % his purchase Of Mr. Newcombs
interest N the late firm of Gluckauf & New
comb and hopes IL company with Mr. Gluck-
auf to merit continuation Of the patronage
50 literally awarded 70 his predecessor
Dec. "a W. WILLIAMS.
Butte record., 1853-12-31
BLACKSMITH SHOP

n THE undersigned, thankful for past
4 $ fayors, would respectfully inform the
W public that they are On hand to execute
all work in the line Of horse and ox shoeing,
making and repairing mill irons, miners tools,
carriage work &c, with promptness and on
reasonable terms BROWN 4 SPEAR
Bidwell, Nov, Il. 1853
Butte record., 1853-12-31
.nLn 20 STANn >

u HE Subscribers, having fitted up their es-
adjustment and repienished their stock Of
goods from San Francisco, hatter themselves
that they can compete with any 10 the trade,
ana would avail themselves Of the present op-
portunity TO thank their friends and the
public generally for the liberal support tn
i.stand' has always had, and to solicit con
tinuance Of that support, upon the cash priH-
..rIe 4nr small r.rnEifs and nnick retnrr.a---
Butte record., 1853-12-31
BIpwELL LIVERY STABLE

f>THE subscribers having recently fitted
~ up their extensive barn and stables,
are prepared TO furnish quarters for large
number Of anlmals, where the best quality Of
hay and grain may always be found Saddle
horses 70 let, stock taken livery Animals
bought and sold when desired
CHI PERSON & co.
Bidwen. November Y. 1853
Butte record., 1853-12-31
THE YIRGINIA sTEAM sAW MILL

ES0R SALE, This Mil is situated near
IL Bidwelrs Bar. Is surrounded by an abun-
dance Of good timber, and is in good running
order The engine is a superior one. and ca
pable Of running more than one saw. The
Min Is but five miles from the Main Feather
River. aud lumber can be RATED thence TO
Marysviile or Sacramento, proftably. The
Mill can also do large and profitable business
Butte record., 1853-12-31
TN MANUFACT0RY

nCKEYs0y & STONBs would respectfully
50 inform the citizens Of Butte County that
they have opened a shop at Bidwell's Town for
the manufacture Of all kinds Of Tin and Sheet
iron ware Orders filed at short notice. Job
work done with dispatch Cook and heating
stoves Tor sale. Nov II