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REFERENCES.

NATHAN G. PIERCE, Dtstminster, Hia5ham Co.
JOHN LUND, GrpfoR, Caiedania Co.
GARDNER A. FNLER, Burke
JOSEPH I. STEVENS, Hard'iet,
CHATNCEY g. DROWN, Shetfsid,
ALFRED GRAY, Sheffield,
9utl.ANDER OWEN. Glorcr. Orleans Co.
JOHN KELLY, Brighton, Esser, Co. Ts;iyr
WYNN D. sHERNiN, Hgdt Pax, Lemgiie Co
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where They reside sn vho would make these state
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Butte record., 1854-07-08

PUDDLEFoRD CHURcH.-"Aunt Graves
vas very nervous the moment she took
her seat in the choir. IF any error
should be committed, the exercises would
be spoiled, prayers, preaching and all :;
because, according to her judgment,
they all depended upon good music !;
and that she was responsible for. SO she
began TO hitch about, first this WY. and
then that and then she ran over tn
music book, and then the index to it
and then she hummed tune inaudibl
through her nose then she examined
the hymn book, and then chansed hes
seat; and then changed ,ck again
She was, in her opinion, the wheel tnat
kept every other wheel il mott n; and
what if that wheel should stop
But the hymn was at las. given out,
and there was rustling Of leaves, and
an a-hemming, and coughing, AMI spit
ting and sounding of notes and toot
On a cracked clarionet, Which had been
wound wi Ii tow; and low grunt from
bass-viol, produced by grave lookin ,
man in the corner. Then all rose, and
launched forth in one o: those ancient
pieces OF c;.afoh harmony, 'Cor9nati M
every voice and instrument letting itself
60 to its utmost ex ent. One airy look
ing person was pump ng out his bass by
rising AMI falling on his toes another,
more solemn, was urging it up by crowd
ing his chin on his breast another jerk
ed it out by twist of his head while
one quiet old man, whose f,ce bcamed
with tranquility, just stood in perfect
ecstasy, and let the melody run out of
his nose. The genius Of the elarionet
blew as If he were blowing his last. His
cheeks were bloated. his eyes were wild
and extended, and his head danced this
way and that, keeping time with his
fingers; and he who sawed the vioi, tore
away upon the instrument with kind of
ferocity, as if he were determined to
commit some violence upon it. But The
trebie-what shall 1 say of ii? Aun'
Graves Was nowhere to be Sc n, after
the parts had got into full play, she
put on the power Of her voice, and
drowned OUT everything around her at
once and then rising higher and higher.
she rushed through the notes, the choir
in full chase after her, and absolutely
came out safely at last, and struck upon
her feet without injuring herself or any
body else. -" Puddkford and ITS Peo-
ple.-K nic.erb0c,er.
Butte record., 1854-07-08

@~ A good uyfc exhibi her love for
a husband, by trying to promote h
welfare, and by administering to his com
fort.
A poor acife dears" and " my loves"
her husband, and wouldn't sew a button
to mis- coat to keep him from freezing.
A sensible ,cife looks for her enjoyment
at hcme, silly one abroad,
A aoisc girl would win a lover by prac-
tising those vi tues which secure admi-
ration when personal charms have failed.
\ simple girl endeavors to recommend
herself, by the exhibition of frivolous
accomplishments and mrwkish senti-
ment, which are as shallow as her mind.
A good girl always respects herself,
and therefore, always possesses the re-
spect Of others.
Butte record., 1854-07-08
JUST RECEIVED AT THE MINERS STORE,
- EAA LBS New Butter superior
AaeDOVarticle for sale low at
HESS & LARC0MBE'S.
January I, 1854.
PROCURE YOUR LICENSE.
January I, 1854.

ETATE OF CALIF0RNIA-C0UNTY OF BUTTr-
- Court OF Sesssion5. February Term A. ID. Est
the Hon. COur of Ses>ions-Your Gragd j ury wo'd
respectfully recommend that. the Hon. Court
the She erf of the County, nd all the Deputy sher of
the County in their travels the County, call up
on all persons who should have License to show the
same, and to complain 10 competent authority. of all
vino do exhibit the proper authority for the
lien OF such business as they may be engaged in, All
Of which is most respectfully su mitied.
aL0NZO GILMAN, Foreman of Grand Jury
And in pursuance of the report and recernm, n
dalion of the Grand Jury il is ordered by the Court
that when travelling the county, and in any and nj
parts o the county, the sheriff of this county and each
and every of his Deputies be, md he and they are
hereby required call upon each and person or
company of persons. doing any Kind of business to
do which license is required by law TO be taken out
10 exhibit their license licenses and he the said Sher
it, and each and every Of his Deputies hereby
required complain competent authority of all such
persons may be doing business without sense and
who refuses TO procure the same required by law.
State OF California, Butte County.
/. Paige Clerk of the Court of Sessions in ad for
Butte County do hereby certify, that The above recon-
mendaton of the Grand jury. and order of Court are
true copies OF said recommendation, and order now on
die in my Office.
Witness my hanCennd the seal of said Court, at Bid
WELL this 9Th day Of February, A. D. 1854.
FRENCH PAIGE, Clerk Court Sessions
Butte record., 1854-07-08

EHROsPECTUS OF THE WIDE WEST"-Tae un-
d dersgned propose publ shing sunday, March
18th the first number OF II Weekly Newspaper, 10 be
called The WIDE WEST"
While that department of journalism devoted TO the
commercial and political news OF the cay has been ably
and numerously represented in This State the f,d for
the establishment of literary paper has been in
manner overlooked
Believing that newspaper should speak fer Itself, The
propreiors indulge in no premature putting, but will
inuks il their sor ambition To deserve success
TsaMs-Singe copies. 12h cents; city subscribers.
30 cehfs Ia mouth payable TO tn carriers; subscribers
supplied " mai. IS year--S3 for six months-or 81
for three nihs
agents will d. We, Ia send in their orders early.
AuureSs BON e TELL & WIILISTON,
2Ol Clay Street, Portsmouth Square.
Butte record., 1854-07-08

% Tears OF compassion are like the
dew drops falling from roses on the bo-
som of the earth.
s8- The man who attempted to run
up large bill, fell into debt SO deeply
that he found it impossible to extricate
himself.
B Socrates maintained that there
: bat one good, which is knowledge :;
and one evil, which is ignorance.
t- Gold and silver are metals most
TO heay.. for Us to carry to heaven but
N good hands, they can be made to
pave the way to it.
aay He was a poetical man who de-
scribed ladies lips'as " the glowing gate
Way of beans, po k, sour crout and po.
ta.oes."
Sy' Never ridicule sacred things, or
what others may esteem as such, how
ever absurd they may appear to be.
ga- The more man accomplishes,
the more he may. An active tool never
grows rusty.
Rsg- The man who pledged lis word
and honor, has lost the ticket.
Butte record., 1854-07-08
PROSPECTUS.

We propose to publish in this city Monthly Medical
Journal, to be called THE CALIFORNIA JOURNAL
OF MEDiCiNE" We have made arrangements 10
have artcleS and communications from the most emf
nent ply sicians in the world.
Believing that the On, way to become learned is by
free interchange Of thoasht with those who differ from
Us IN opinion, say decidedly in the commencement
that t advocate 40 School System Medicine.
an shall be Obliged TO M FOR any information reports
they may send reserving selves the
right editors to rejeli what is not suited to work
The first number will be issued on the first day OF
June next subs cripon price five dollars per
in advance. engle copies fifty cents. Address either
Of the Editors, }. =. PiliNNEY, NJ D..
VI. Il. ANGLE, NJ d.
Butte record., 1854-07-08

II is GONE The age Of ch;va'ry is
gone. That of sophiStcrs, &c nomist>
and calculators has succe dtd, AID the
glory of Europe is extin.ushed for ever.
Never, ever more shall we behold that
generous loyalty % rank and sex. that
proud submission of the heart, which
kept alive, even in servitude itself, the
spirit OF exalted fire dom. The unbought
grace Of life, the cheap defence of ma
tons, the nurse Of manly sentiments and
heroic enterp Use is gone! It is gone,
that sensibility Of priuciple, that chasti-
~ of honor, which fit stain like a
wound, which inspired courage whilst it
mitigated ftrocity; which enobled what {.
ever it touched, and under which vice it.
selflost half its evil by losing ali its gross
ness.-Burkt.
Butte record., 1854-07-08

Hg~ The boy who licked his chops, is
supposed to have a little belligerent
bloud in bis nature.
He that is iast' in youth, will tray
erse the downhill of life with a & drag"
on.
How can a ship beat hen : Because,
while the hen is laying one egg, the ship
ran lay 10.
Certain books are written, not to in
s'ruc, you, bat to let you know that the
author knows something.
A poor, helpless, hen-pecked philoso-
pher of husband, describes a pinch to
be the greatest amount of power at wo-
mans command, concentrated on a single
point.
When you happen to have no dinner,
and no m hey to bay one, ju t sit down
and read the cookery book. Capital
feast of the Imagination that.
Our boy William, who believes that
England and France will eventually be-
tray Turkey, says, that they are stufing
8 Turkey" that they may have a good
feast off Of it when prepared.
1t makes an immense difference wheth-
er man looks at the world before or
after dinner What is cloudy at one
O'Clock, is full Of sunshine, roses, and
things at three. Ii you wish think well
of this mundane sphere, don't in heavens
name look at it on an empty stomach.
A gentleman who had rather tart
wife, asktd her one day at table, if she
could give him some preserves. "No, l
cannot" said she, but | should like to
give you your DESERTS"
Never 90 to bed, . said father to
his son, without knowing something you
did not know in the morning" "Yes,
sir.' replied the youth, 81 went to bed
slowed last nigh,.-didn't dream of such
a thing In the morning"
Butte record., 1854-07-08

Proverbs ON WoMEN.--When cats
wash their faces, bad weather is at
hand when women use washes to their
complexion, it is true sign that the
beauty Of the day is gone.
Many powder their faces that their
skins may seem white ; it is as poul-
terer fours an old hen, that it may pass
for tender chicken.
The stepping stone to fortune is not
to be found in a jewelers. shop.
How many women have been ruined
by diamonds, as bird catchers entica
the lark from heaven to earth with
sparkling glass.
Like the colored bottles in chemist S
window, is rouge ON the checks of a
m'"den it attracts the passers by, but
all Know the drug they advertise.
Choose not your wives as you do
grapes, from the bloom on them.
He who marlies pretty face only,
is like a buyer Of cheap furniture-the
varnish that night the eye will not en-
dure the freside bl4ze.
Butte record., 1854-07-08

PRAYER.-Prayer is the peace Of our
spirits, the stiffness Of our thoughts, the
evenness of our recollection. the seat Of
ation, the rest of our cares, and the
calm of our tempest. Prayer is the is
sue Of quiet mind, of un'roubled
thoughts; it is the daughter Of charity,
and sister Of meekness; and he that
prays to God with an angry, that is, with
troubled and discomposed spirit, is like
him that retires into battle 10 med tate
and sets up his closet in the out quarters
Of an army. Anger is perfect lena
ton of the mind from prayer, and there
fore is contrary to that attention which
presents our prayers in right line to
God. For SO have l seen lark rising
from his bed of grass, and soaring up
wards, singing as he rises, and hopes to
get t" Heaven and climb over the clouds;
but the poor bird was beaten back with
the loud sighings of an eastern wind,
and bis motion made irregular and in
constant, descending more at every
breath of the tempest, than it could re
cover by the libration and frequent
weighing of his wings but the little
creature was forced to sit down and
pant, and wait till the storm was over.
and then it made prosperous fight.
and id rise and sing as if 1T had learned
music and motion from an angel as he
passed through the air, abou. his min
istries here below SO is the prayer of
good man.
Prayers but the body of the bird desires are is
angels wings. Bishop Jeremy TAXI
Butte record., 1854-07-08
"THE PIONEER.
California Monthly Magazine O
Science, Literature and Art.


NV7!LL BE ISSUED MONTHLY, and as nearly rs
w possible on the same day Of each month The
irst number will appear the 2d inst 1t is hoped
b. the projectors that il will be supported entirely by
California talent
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shed and conducted nearly possible after the sly lie
ufihe knickerbocker lis plan is sufficiently compre-
hensive and its contemplated size Sufficiently large 10
allow free scope TO any department OF Literature; and
il will a ,rd ample space for the free discussion of The
important Political and Scientific subjects OF Inc
day 1t Will, conso queny ia That respect possess an
advantage The daily papers, whose columns cannot
i,n Afford room for the proper consideration oi many
important questions which almost daiy come before The
public Ii will also afford fine field for those who
Iere and IhemOre 1owery patti of Literature, whose
contributions Will always he welcome.
Each number will contain brief statement OF the
most important decisions Of he Courts: carefully
piled table OF the various meteorological changes which
may have been observed during the month in the eli
mate, tides. and atmospheric of san Francisco and 4
summary OF the most important events that have taken
place during the nunih-so thai white il may he desired
asource of amusement, il is hoped ii viii also possess
some value Is book q; reference, and be worthy OF
preservation, Its Editorial management wl be in the
hands OF persons of acknowe lodged ability and tried
perencc in the conduct of periodical publications, and
effort will be spared The part {" The publishers to
make IL worthy Ui The noble State il which Ii has lis
origin. and whose literature il is expected ia
10 emboiy and the patronage of its subscribers.
TERNs-.jJ cents per number, or $, per ear.
All communications. Contributions. &c must be ad-
dressed IL w u. BROOKS 4 co.
No Is, Montgomery ST.
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EeROSPECTCS HISTORY or TIE VALLEY
E AND 0LrY OF SACNAMENrO. To be is we'd

ESROSPECTUS HISTORY or TIE VALLEY
Il AND CITY OF SACRAMENTO. To be is Led
on the First Day of january. 1854.
In response 70 numerous requests from our leading
cirizens the Undersigned have concluded 90 the
publication of much more complete and elegant HIS
TORY OF SACRAMENTO than they originally iniei-
ded Such has heen the inter est awakened by a pre-
Nlis hurried reference 10 the electric incidents
OF our early setement-such has been the general ex
preston OF desire upon the par o prominent citizens
have the annals OF the city rescued from oblivion
which they rapidly falling, that tcel encouraged
10 incur The eNense aud toll of enlarged and HAND
SOMELf ILLUSTRATED HISTORY.
We shall issue the work in volume of over 900
pages. with fine engraving descriptive Of past
and he present condition of our city. The book viii
conten full and compendium Of all the imp0r
tant events connected with Sacramento City and Valley,
including Record nf The Historical. Statistical Com
merci;il Moral. Religious. Legal, Socil and Political
Progress. up To he date Of publication
We shall maae the work interesting possible.
through the medium OF Biographical Notices Of such
persons as have distinguished themselves III Inc deve
upement of our Valley and City's resources
The book viii be pubiishe by subscription. and for
subscribers only At s2.jG per Noiuu!e. ANY cuntribu
tons OF data calculated To further the objects cOntenlpa
ted, will be most gratefully received.
JOHN +. ASCSE,
SAMC EL COLFILLE.