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POPULAR AND FAMILY MEDICINES

POPULAR AND FAMILY MEDICINES
GOLD BY KIDWELL LAURENCE, Pennsyl-
- vania avenue and 1&tl, street Washington, and
JOHN L. KIDWELL, High street, Georgetown, D.
Dr.. Jaynss Family Msdicines-Dr. Roses Family
Medicines-Wistar Baisam of Wild Cherry-Ayers'
Cherry Peceoral-Sands aud Towsand's Sarsaparii.
la-A. H. and John Bulfs dO-Rose's and Sehw artze's
do-Milhau EIxer Calisaya Bark-Woif s Aromatic
Scheidam mSchnapps-Kldwells Extract Beech Drops
Watts Nervous AntiLote-Osgood's India Cholo-
Tonic Mixture-HamptonsV Vegeta-
BILE eTiucture-Green's Originated Bitters-Hoofa Is
German do-Blake's and CannoRs do--Rushton's
and Shines Cod Liver OIL together with all the most
approved medicines of the time. Il.
Agents for the sale ofseymour's Galvanic Abdomi-
na1 Supporter Seyneurs Obstetrcal Supporters, and
Mrs. Belts Abdominal Ulcro Supporters.
fresh supply of Saratoga and Bedford Water.
aan2n
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..- -or sale IN Washington by Kidweil & Laurence,
D. nef "a ay and li;h st; Chas. stott Co., cor.
"a a' and Ith ct; W H. Gilman cor Pa ay and
81 Jas Stone, 7th St; Jno. y. Catlan, 7th st;
.S =. Moore, FIRST Ward, and by the Agents, Mer.
Traders, Apothesarics, and Dealers in f'edi-
81 .t t.oshoui the United States, at 81 per bot
lie, or six bottles for s5 feb 2i-3n
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To JOIN L. EiITell.

WASHINGTON, b. c., December IL, 1853.
john L. ktI-ell: Dear Sir-Ths is To certify that
my daught.r, aged years, was affected with Scrof-
IA st very aggravated furm-the disease had so
uud>rniu7d her h-aith, tat life entirely de
sPaeI OF Heariog OF the etc iciOus ELECTS Jf your
HIeeR O1'2p id such cases, I procured it, and after
uihg one tSttle 81 eviient was her improvement
s-A sc perseyered With it. When she had usei
' DN.eS' ne; health Was perfectly restored. Our
nc nc q 1ors and frenIs who saw hee condition prior
u'ins the Beech Drop, unite In atIiibulng to your
-eMeiy the creii, Of her recovery.
.eff respectfully yours WILLIAM u. MCLEAN.
10 JOAN L. kidwell, Georgetown
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MARRIAGE BY PRoxY.-A correspondent
of the National Isteliigencer gives the
following interesting account of a mar
rage where only one of the contracting
parties was present-which lately took
place in ''Old Virginia :"
''lt is but recently that became aware
OF the fact that marriage by proxy were
allowable in the Old Dominion. Some
years ago sable son of Africa, called
General title which he had not earned
by gallant services on the battle field.
neither had he acquired it as General
Matthew Arbuckle did his of the same
grade, but had received it from his spon.
sors In baptism, if be ever had any-
sued and won the love of colored lady
sporting the rural name of MiIken Sally.
a day was fixed Tor their wedding, the
officiating clereym being a colored gen.
tieman, slave on an adjoining planta-
ton, stickler for dignity, and firm be-
liever in the resolutions of '9S and '99.
Those who needed his services had to
go to his cabin. General and Milken had
to make the best of it, and as Mahomet
would not go to the mountain, it remained
for the mountain to GO to Mahomet. The
evcntful evening at length arrived-the
guests are assembled, the groom has come,
but the bride is missing. The venerable
clergyman at length becomes impatient,
expresses his astonishment at MIlken,s
absence, when the General, rising from
his seat, thus delivers himself:S"Look
here, broder Gullifer, it is no use waiting
for dat darkey; knows her like book:
she BIN gone to sleep, setting fore de fire.
is authorized to speak for her." Old
Cu!liier thought it a wise suggestion, and
proceeded to unite them in the holy bonds
of matrimony. When the General went
over TO Milken's cabin, sure enough, there
she was fast asleep by the fire, with some
OF her wedding tinery in her hand. She
was terribly provoked to learn her wed.
ding had come OF, and she wss not there"
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O. X. CHAMB ERLAIN,s Comme


cfal College,
No. 127 BIltimers street, RIbinors, Nd
HE ostensbe object this institution is to plact
in the reach of individuals proper facilities foI
obtaining thorough and practical mercantile elu.
caIion. young man can here obtain a more cor
rect knowledge Of general business matters in q fsw
weeks than can be acquired In as many years in any
one counting house.
The coarse of study embraces double entry book.
keeping, and its adaptation to various departments
of Commerce and trade. Mercantile calculations
taught according to the most approved methods
Practi al penmanship, combining rspidity of execu-
ton with beauty of construction. Lectures on mer.
rantle law upon various important mercantile sub
jects beside many Other points necessary for book
keeper Or business man to understand The time
necessary for studear complete the course varies
from five 70 eight weeks. There being no vacation,
applicants can en- at any tine aud attend both
day and evening Examinations are held at stated
pero Is, aad diplomas awarded to those who gradu.
ate For terms, &c, write and have q circular for
WARD ed by mail feb 4E1y
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MEN WEARING SHAw1s-A cores.
pondent directs our attention to a most
unbecoming article of dress worn by some
of the young bloods about town. These
young exotics, finding the apparel of
manhood unsuited to their efeminate
nature, have adopted the habits of woman.
They are seen strutting about with their
dandy shoulders covered with shawls.
and looking like half-breed Indians or
Mexican "greasers." Where the ex-
quis'te got the fashion from is q matter
OF vague conjecture--the general impres.
SION beng that the shawl wearing man
belongs to that class of bipeds of whom
1t is said: 7lsbk a. 81 =.
he dandy is a man who would
= De young lady if he could; -
q d1fu knt as he cant, does all he can
TO show the world he's not a man."
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HONEY, OLD WINDSOR, sassafras, and other
i Toilet Soaps, at reduced prices, at
feb 1T WIMkR'S. 9th st.
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TO THE READERS OF THE STAR.

IO II1I1 1sx1-kD11kSS O1 III DI-iIt'
'sNaE Subscribers, formerly of Washington, have
/ taken the STEAM CANDY MANUFACrORY
AND FRUIT STORE IF VIVA. rLanahan, No. lis.
Pratt street, aCors east of U. Hotel, l. ght
street, Baltimore fr the purpose Of conducting the
above business ia all its branches Dealers wil
always fl al large and ex ensiye stock hand, at
the otcest pr;c2s pods packed in good order at the
shortest notice. Buyers requested to give us
Sail before purchasing. ~. r.
mar 6-lm sIcKOTN & BURNSIDE
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GHAWLs, Long q u quare-' 49, -~-'
~ 500 new Shaws Of all styles, at very low prices
YERBY, TEBES YERBY,
Corner Of 7th streSt and Pa. avenue.
dec lo-tf
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y ond hand Piano made by Jonas Ch;cAering, OF
sto n, for sale low at the Music Depot OF
feb 3-ts'',4 '.t' - HTLRUS HITZ.
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" LIVER COMPLAINT.
ID DYSPEPSIA =
j A u DICE,
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY
DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS. AND
ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM
A DISORDERED LIVER
OR STOMACH.

busu a. Uonsupatoa, Inward Piles FUllness of BIooI
to the Head, Acidity of the stomach. Nausea.
Heartburn, Digest for Food, Fullness or Weight IN
the Stomach, Sour Eructations Sinking or Fiutter-
ing at the Pit OF the Stomach, swimming of the
Head, Hurried and Difficult Breathing. Fiuttsrine
at the Heart, Choking or suffocating Sensations
when in lying posture, Dimness of Vision. Dots
or Webs before the sight, Fever and Dull Pain in
the head, Deficiency 81 Persprntion Yeilowness OF
the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back, Chest,
Limbs, DC, Sudden Flushss of Heat, Burning in
the Flesh, Constant Ilsasnings Of evil, and Great
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DARANETTA CLOTHS AND EN-
l. glish Merino.-
40 pieces very cheap.
YERBY, TEBBS L YERBY,
Corner Of 7th street and Ps. svenus.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.

SPECTACL,S! SPECTaCLES!
tOLD, Siiyer, Light Steel and German Silver
VI SPECT iCLES and EYE GLASSES, suitable
for all ages and kind, of eyes. The largest assort
ment and lowest prices TO be found in the District
Iust received and for sale by X. LUNDf,
Bridge ST, bet. Congress and High, Georgetown.
feb 20-tf H5 -#f ... =
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CASH FOR NEGROES.

SAoa <VIs N60&sVxAo.
nv e wish tn purchase in mediAteiy large mum
w ber Of likely YOUNG NEGR0ES, for the New
Orleans marAet, for which will pay the highest
cAsa prices. All persous having slaves for sale, viii
hni it to their advantage by calling on u.s. at ouI
o;ace, No. II C:teu street, baltimore, Md, former
iy occupied by j. 5. D5noyan. Liberal commission.
pad for information. Ali comm unications prompt
ly attended TO.
IAN 27-iy JIM. WILSON l. G. II. DUKE.
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TO THE CITIZENS OF GEORGETOWN.
T BUCKLEY & CO. respectfully inform the citi
y +. Gems of Georgetown and its vicinity, that they
prepared to undertake every description of WORK
in G tS FITTING. They have secured the services
Of some of the best workmen from the North, ana
their charges will be found as low as in any of those
cities.
They have always on hand an elegant assortment
of Gas Fixtures, to which they would invite the ex-
animation Of the public.
South side of Bridge street, between Washington
and Jefferson.
Orders left at Linthicum's Hardware Store will be
punctually attended to. jan Soft
T.. 8. BAESBAHIN,
DENTIST,
CONGRESS- STREET. FIvE DOORS NORTH OF BRIDGE 81,
GEORGETOWN, D. @.
nov lS-f . ---,-..
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usg5o GEA swxz EorsGTzskw
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Space will not permit to name hundreds Of others
as Geo. ". Goodrich, Capt. Thomas Canot, Robert
Gault, James Smyth, cured Of Rheumatism.
John Pervail, !. A. Griffin, John Luke, Rev. V.
Eskridge, U s. N, and THOUSANDS others cured OF
Dyspepsia, scrofula Cough, Liver Complaints, Bron-
chitis, St Vitus' Dance. &c. We refer you to yorr
own citizens. Call On them.
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DO YOU SUFFER WITH ANY PAIN, II ven
10, you viii find Immediate relief by using Dr. j. 8
oshs PAIN CuRxR. 1t is the only preparation which
lures almost instantly Sore Throat, Rheumatism,
roh Oo.ds rams in the side, back or limbs, Face
nar or TOothache; Stomach or Bowels Sioe or B.ck
5tih Neck, Bruises, CoIns and Chiiblains. Where,
eEer you have pain, use the Pain Curer safe to all
ages. Price 121a, 25 and so cts.
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CHRONIC RuEU dATIsM CUREDl

JCHs H. JONES.
Late Asst Clerk Ho. of Reps, Washington.
Now Chief OF the Land Once, vicennes, Ind,
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PLAIN AND UNyARNISH!.D STATEMENT.
We commend the perusal of the extract below, to
our readers: Mr. Bull is merchant OF high char
Butte record., 1854-04-22
Statement Of tie -faa-riean E<cAGage Ban
rHs AldERIcAS EXCHANGE BANK

Erw Yozx. 18th Msrch 1851
&c Ills EGcsllency Josy BsGLER, Governor
c. IL. State q Csl.flrn;s.
air We observe II the Calfornis papers
soros sninsd1srsions upsn the conduct Of this
SHnk II not paying year State coupons, or
i5e frs: o. January last
The credit oi 5 great S:ste has been trifcd
~is5. snd tie blame thrown upon u. 1t is
therefore due to your Exeellency snl to our
selves, thai We explain tic part we have had
IL the trRrssction
iou will bear il mind, that our position in
ths matter nag been almost Involuntary
ene from the beginning. We were not the
szents Of the State Had We been, We should
asve paid the coupons, IN any event We
we're merely common depositary where the
money rss 70 be lsft-the clearing house
where the parties intsresrei-the agents Of the
State snd the band holders-Here to meet sud
settle, where the former failed q .he appoint
msn'.
About the krst Of December. We we're re
ouested by Messrs. Palmer. Cock & Co II San
Francisco, 70 announce through the Eewspa-
pers. that the January coupons would be paid
=, this Bank. We did so--cAusing their al
vertisement 10 appear over their signature,
10: ours, as j; vas wholly their b1siness--
kroIn that day, up to the present week, we
heard not soother syllsb.e from them on the
subject Of the coupons; nor have they ever re-
nitted Us funds 70 pay them.
ASH known that their drafts on US have.
II the meantime, been protested, i, Is not in
proper for Us 10 add, that, 50 far from making
provisions for these coupons, they have not
even kept their account good for their own op-
srstions
In justice to them, however. re wouli state
tast there is . wide aud irTeconcil bic differ
snce between the amount Of funds they claim
70 hsve seat Us, aud the amount We hnd We
hsve received and the idea Is sill forced MP
oa Us ihat some important letter Of theirs,
With its contents, mas been lost, without their
missing il, OF noticing that We di not aeknoSl-
edge Its receipt On any other supposiiion,
their silence regarding the coupons, since early
II November. is strange aud Unaccouufable.
On the first OF January last, Messrs. Palmer,
Cook S Co had in our hands, according 70 our
books, SI3 200 On the fourth Of the same
month. We paid their draft FOR Sl5,0p0-Whioh
oyerdrew their account. Soon after We sold,
and pat 10 their credit, about Sl5,00J worth
ofCahfornia bonds-all they had IN our hands ;
but they had. IN the meantime. drawn more
drafts; and their account was still not good at
any time since for all their drafts that they
have presented
on the 10th OF Jsnusry We received from
Je~ h-%.sT -sS-s I'D 49, d.<zir>i a. tes
Butte record., 1854-04-22

Three s,s'es loaded do7a Hiih passenger. came
rolling nio NHye..erdly We are gad 10 sc hem
Irosi eiiIl sHd L.Ie hey VII have iai "a ihre-
J. ore nffiy q 81. e "a rec 'ic,r c.e.tr-
odse he Iravel of BEGe lul P.lmas NJ ui ier-
sand lal grsa' msTepreseliia made "A Mays
vide 70 lac travelling pubiir. wis making their way
lLta 70 noan,sin-, AMI hey are sras Ia
oca. rIst, .ha,lh -gs canq4ay wal z- three or
fulr tErs ire si''aun o. money fr1n them aa. hey
rol!d IL ,.i-y Travelled ilis route We IRE 1,ei nc
sin.ei = III he Is - the various ulin!t reoin.
JulA --iior ne Dy hose sh1 know 80 coaH.ry wei
inas prr.oa- ~ishns To "a The miues 81 Planes ca
a dne 30 'eiier or Iaore Fraclcapie rolis Than h=
one ta.ro-sa HidweiL Persons goins up o,h,r road,
VII ea,n lasr eTroT. Wien iiey be' oie acquainted
NJ ~. -.aie.
Butte record., 1854-04-22

Winfield Scott. and which consequently came
late to hand Il inclosed about o64 600 bill.
Of exchange, OF gshich 81. 900 saS "a draft -
John I. Hays. Surveyor General. dram On
the Land Office "a, ashington. Payment Va,
reinse1, aud Al answer given in writing. tha4
the drawer, before making the draft. bad re-
eelved aBi acknowledged a notice that hi
drafts would not he henorel BIT even If he
had been psid, the coupons would etill bav.
been lett to take care OF themselves Tor Me-.r.
Palmer. Cook & Ce. had. at the same time
drawn upon Us according to their oyru a iviess
70 Tire amount Of 563 ,099: and their draft,
would u course, bave taken PRECEDENCE Of the
Coupons, as the former were the subject Of re-
cent advice, WINE Inc latter seemed to BE- NJ.
terry forgotten.
In ves # the whole case. vonr Fxcall.ncv
will not faii tn see that W could have r,ji ,ba
coupons. ourselves only az oar perl Anr
other Bank might have done o safely: bn- H.
under q he clrcam-iauces. w hal i,aid them
you m ght have c'aimei .n-. > II 20 : rets'o.
that we dii -, tsf tia S-I,e l-ls for p, m
e., Cook s c.. ana t..a- 0a sa-l.- ....r solely
= them. TAes, oa tl5.r 1.rf ~su. ave-
claimed, and d clam. t4t,t.ap had .re.ir
put NJ IN fund.-. 4Hl were -41 g.. course. AZ
pectei to pay Us twf-s
How then rou'i H- base rceu re-ia. t.nrzoI
The transaction wou4 aF.sre--.7 aste nj a
in litigation. or io ear 4rl -s~ae oe.ar5 v,ur
Legislature rs ai.p r-- r-
haTe the hoRor va ae F.a na-., respeet.
Your humbie servant.
SAM ETc
Butte record., 1854-04-22
IdaRTsvl--E ADVERTISEMENTS.

95ta PDUNDs OF SUPEsIoR HAYS,
= 230J do Exra {. con,
l5to Do N-s- do
81 fialf bbls- g Pors,
p do Jess Do,
- %. Rec.
lloe P,ual- Goshen Bui-er;
1000 a. " hi14 "a zET
81 Hal bais lsle1 do,
d.. Oregon >Ailn5a,
-a.9 q Leaf lard
I0ll ~ Chiaa Rice,
So case. Slack ami Green Tea,
5nsJ D. sIrr-n CoI=s.
ite A--s r ;. " ip,
81 Bis- C.i 2 Beans.
i1p Boxes ~aap
2a0 81 A-,r.ed Candles.
= h''l- C-ra Neai.
81 = 10. 10 do--
30 cs,es ' -.ll1l Jas Picie.,
10 k-g- Sili-. A--0rsed,
81 bh-. iaA4f s!o4r.
lnp 4 ,ic@- hlr g..
's-ter-. Ssariiae-- ts-.l ani Brardy Fe.rh--. Pie
"a fppt-, 4ifs2-ce s-sl-f-3 n-i l. t,oai < HoO-
. ~an-s tAqi : 81 a sn sIts-rie f3- nJ.sa.ai..
.- e s1r = .se d DC 10 ~ las-a- ere
tt'fE@2AI.L kC9
&C Rs~ Fr-' s.rrs. M 'o~sr isnhug. slarsssilie
49,
Butte record., 1854-04-22
PROBATE COURT

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL WAoy
~ il may cohcera, that JOS +. LEWIS. Admin
,Iror OF he ale OF Geor2e Adams smith d.ees sd
ait uf Butte County Cal, viii apply ths Probs.
tour IL and for said County the April Tern thereof.
Api sd lS5ii 10 have his accounts against said esks
aliaye AL persons Interested the same csn thea
attend BY order Of tie Cour.,
L. :. Witness my hand and seal Of sad Coar: o.
BidSe!l. this Isl day OF Api.. A. d 1874
3v5e FRENCH PAIGE, Probs,e Clerk
Butte record., 1854-04-22
MYANDOTT EXCHANGE.

{ HE SUBS n ER. UaYiSs RECENTLY pr
I ch .-rd. r~al-d and r-srgsa ! the above ceietr
ri 81 hbase ~rl br bapps 80 erian the i,at
iis o. ie sal ~iii ir 'aiss u "a. Inns D very
.cCenn isiioas Is b l.d Al. Ao-se N iss
-,'niry
rhe n engagement II The kitchen a43 sleeping dsra-,
~ r. VII a- "a er he -Ie--iftsisenc- ul Nrs Trsl
fn. Nbn Hi- rt-cesi arriYs4- ana no ,ains ail D.
-!iar-.l IL r.-s1r- s-.il-l4cl1n-
JAMES TROUsHTaN.
Wxsndolf, April Is. 1854. lmas
Butte record., 1854-04-22

3 We h.Fs uo nilIil nss- OF pr icbl4r inp,--
'Ancs o rclAr although - tsr 81 @e nave lrars tie
nia-r, sTe generally coiHg vel. H. Tie sisiaiig q
Cs5a tilie -Trral -rse srikcs il j. $50 have e-4tis
6eea made. The recent ran aas - ia srli>uel sr
Ia lh.s vicinity Th miner. work bringing iha
Nalers Of Berry Greek The a4l On ne oppos {,
side of The riv-r. Tni- vii soo4 % doue. Acd viii
lrore rrll,.lhr ss.t .neai
Butte record., 1854-04-22
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF SALE

@Ef VIRTUE OF 4 DECRETiL ORDER, ISSUE
sb from Inc o4sirsci Cou-T Of ihe Ninth Iudicial D
-rri' IA and for Butte County, viii proceed 10 sell
Ct eol' House Ia the lown u BidvslI, to the highs
Jl1aer for eash On Monday. he sh dsy oi Hsy. i3s
p~ Etel the hours OF n'ne O'Clock NJ and four clos
=. NJ q SAID day, the following described properly
si+ 4 >a~ VIII, Miiisrons- ana ali the sppurIenano
tler~into o-ioasAe' which said PROPERTY Is sgsIe
'lesn's Ureek ia Bate County, Csiifa,sls snd tneEr.
hiie fnd fiDleiiers hiH. The above described N,
80 ID 10 saii--s judgment The foreclosure OF
0rz7Se obtained by y. Z BeHneii ss.insi SAID Whit
sud Finieer ioT ,ts Of fifteen hundred and III,
I've ar and >ix cents, 81 $3.50 aad Ire sum Z
vo hundred sud ihiris-ihre doiiArs and thirfr sov
rli-. ts3s3S4 interest thereon debt and the sun
'ne hundred snd eishfy-fve s.l.Als sEd six1y-ei9t
cents (sls.,6c} cusi. u suit
P. FRtEs. Sheriff Of Butte Cou-S
By u. A BRo~s, uspEiy
Ridwep April 3rd 1854. 2wss
Butte record., 1854-04-22
SHERIFF SALE.

xgY VIRTUE OF An EXECUTION ISSUED Cr
ss lt= ith day oi April, u 1854, b. J. P. Hope .
ia. ICE f he Pence IN and for 0phr Township 8utis
t"un'y California IN favor OF Thomas s. sbersocd
plaintiff fr The Of fs hundred and seven do,srr
SJp't judgment ant interest. and aity dollars and on
y i've cal- ts5a.5) for cosis against 4. l. Ps,:en de-.
-ndrii' hsse seized and levied upon all the -iyh Ii
lie aud interest "i he aforesaid 4. l.. Peieu, ia a2t
unto me following Rlnche- tanning 80 scres sad is
a. perfauances VIZ: The Rancho taovn IS the Chsp-
uiln k1ache, j. ing an being ia Ophr Township, and
state anl county Aforesaid and bounded follows 70
vii; on the south by Eleysisnds Rancho. the vest
by III hon and Armstrong; Rancho, on tie north By
t'orr- Bushes Rancho.
he a9ve property will expose 81 public sale the
our. House n the town Of Adsel, the 18th day OF
spri A D. 1854 al O'Clock P. NJ 70 the hishe.t bid
der for csLsh.
P FREBR, Sheriff OF Butte County
Bil~en April sst. lisa 3r2s
Butte record., 1854-04-22
SHERIFF SALE.

EBY VIRTUE OF 4 DEGRETAL ORDER. IS-Ugs
ES from the Di-iric. CourJ Of ihe Ninth Judicial DIS
and .er The COUNTY u Butte. will proceed
--ll II the c0grt House IL The town u EidVe on Mon
dag, The -gh day Of May 1854, highest bidder fs
cash. tne following deser bel property TO vi certsa
irsc, uf land lying and being On Deer Creek in But
County. aud snOyn lhis tiTHe TayiAr's Claim N
hrscfng one hundred and sky q. lsnd ioGeiha
Win al The here it4eais SAD sppQrenslces hereunA
belonging or IN ED.sI~e appsTsluins- The kbov de-
"croed land i sod 10 satisfy Judgment obtained by
Nicholas Tartar zsiD.l Newell bal Tor the sum Of OPS
lhol@ I'D eigat hundred and sxlyiour do;ass 81 5S
prlcif'A. aui for The fur her OF hundred sad
;hrue 10 lar - ase0) costs Of suit together with inter.
49, The principal amounting in sli 10 the sun u
lro thousand uis han1red and dollars fs2IC680)
esls "a commence between The hours nine O'Clock
a VI. aud four O'Clock P. Il
p FREER. Sheriff Of Butte Co
br i. A. Bsows, Deputy.
Ridwell. April 2nd ls54 s-as
Butte record., 1854-04-22

CausTr AFrAIss--Ne i-srn fom ne Comfy Clerk
.ha. Buile County - within th- lasi three Ia n.h-
Cancelled ah1u, faT Lion-and dollars of indebted
as-s. GocI isr Ba-ts lsr cr 49, ,9-li cease l. le
held ba!os psr.
Butte record., 1854-04-22
Tut ID NUTT ~fffinf,
SAM. WILLETS, Pres /.

THANK Gopi-An exchange states that
tie legislature have determined to adjourn On
the l5;h Of Nay.
Butte record., 1854-04-22
Lumber Lumber

a ggnnuac- is' me eilizrGs bicveli and Hicin
hAr hey lrr inW prear. 10 firm IA ~ " 80 ma! fa-
V"r them viti al. ~iih sp'fndsy "a, ii! 81 Ian.
Der. sil on reasonable Ter - cas- l, rlleG is-
sh=rs ln-y are also prep fe1 Io dfie-T -l isr --
any point aieag -oata t0-s or nail i-a-1r- RVer
Hoara Ranch saw MIL JP CAGA II St.3.
March Ian. 4a5i. tLlz
Butte record., 1854-04-22
WALKER ( WILSON.

WALKER & WILSON.
ESEALEss T ,fLE X FANCY DRY GOODS.
GS L1r ~. BjtT~. LAD E,' AND CHI.
lit tEN'' - II. HD-IEhY SC. y ct si1e D Street
a''r Il ~tre-. lars- Il. VIII keep Constantly
pi Asll faii a>sor II toois ~ IA ir IN aiid
'oaif r-l'-e Il -''ici d share 81 pubic palr mage
A Il trssaS SAa'L. iAsEIx.S
HUDSON ( HARTMAN.
T3Et. 1E ti.ERs c3ra-r - street and Nsiiea
Ii ate. r,-sti- - pc i-rani y band a rp.n-
,'--e a,-tr-9le4.. .. Ii ,i5ER a.sO DOORS. : ash.
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