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Washington sentinel., 1854-04-01

WILMINGTON has received Godey's
- Lady's Book, beautifully illustrated, for April.
Putnam's Magazine for April.
Knckerbocker do do. e
Grahams do do.
Athe New Books published are received imme-
diately afterwards
Everything in the Book Stationery, and cheap
publication line for sale at
SHILLINGTON'S Bookstore,
Cor. Pa. av. and Al ST., Odeon Building.
Apr it's
Washington sentinel., 1854-04-01

United states Consul at Trieste.-The Aus
trian government has reviewed its decision with
holding the ezeq0atnr of Mr.. Robinson, United
States consul at Trieste, and had granted him the
usual official recognition, in consequence of the
renewed application Of the American minister a
Vienna.
Washington sentinel., 1854-04-01

|tAUTIER'S.-Just received a large as
" sortment of Pate De Foies Gras, from Stras
burg, in small and large jars
Jan 22--tf @, GAUTIER.
Washington sentinel., 1854-04-01

On motion by Mr. BROWN, it was ordered, that
5000 additional copies of the report of the select
committee of the Senate upon the Gardiner and
other claims beforcathe board of commissioners
under the treaty with Mexico, was ordered to be
printed for the use of the Senate.
On motion BY Mr.. GWIN, the Senate proceed
ed to the consideration Of executive business, and
shortly after adjourned to Monday.
Washington sentinel., 1854-04-01

R1- Seventh Presbyterian Church, Qsand)
Services may be expected in this church, by the pastor
at ii o'clock, M and "a in the evening, tomorrow I'd
instant. Apr
Washington sentinel., 1854-04-01
SIGN OF THE SHIRT,

s. side Pa. avenue, bet. 3 and AZ streets,
Nov s-eo1y. fm) opposite U. s. Hotel.
Washington sentinel., 1854-04-01
DR. MoRsMs

INVIGORATING CORDIAL,
A Phenomenon in Medicinc.--Health Re-
stored and Life Lengthened, by DR.. Morse's
Invigorating Elixir or Cordial.
Washington sentinel., 1854-04-01

From the Panama Star of March 10th.
We have much pleasure in announcing that Mr.,
Manuel j. Hurtado has been deputed by the gen.
eral government of New Granada TO adjust perma-
nenlly all matters in dispute between The railroad
company and this government, including the sell
Element of capitaton and other taxes, as well as
certain concessions required by the company.
We hope this may be the means Of leading 10 a
prevention ofthe recurrence of further difficulties
regarding the taxes imposed on passengers.
Washington sentinel., 1854-04-01
House of Represcntatiyes,

Numerous Senate bills, of a private character,
were severally referred to the appropriate com
mittces.
Mr.. DUNBAR presented resolutions of the
Louisiana legislature, in favor Of donations Of land
for the benefit Of the blind and the deaf and dumb
Laid on the table and ordered TO be printed.
The House took up the Senate resolution 10
extend the contract for carrying the mail between
Montgomery and Mobile, in the State of Alabama.
A debate ensued, continuing for nearly an hour,
when the resolution was referred to the Comnlit-
tee on the Post Office and Post Roads.
Washington sentinel., 1854-04-01

Hg-Rev. j. M. p. Atkinson will preach In the Hall
of the Union Engine House. First ward, Sabbath
ing, ID instant, at u o'clock Apr
Washington sentinel., 1854-04-01

with the pageant that took place in these waters
the previous year; but while they were admir-
ing the grim repose, and massive size, and tre-
mendous power of these engines of modern
warfare, light cloud of smoke is seen in the
distance, and soon the practised eyes of the
lookout-men recognise the royal sqnadron from
Osborne. A signal is run up to the masthead
of the flagship, and royal salute of twenty
one guns is thundered forth from every one of
the men-of-war, all other sounds being lost in
the roar of the artillery, and the feet and at.
tendant steamers being enveloped in thick
cloud of smoke. When the cloud had cleared
off, the little Fairy, with its royal freight was
seen rapidly cutting through the water and ap.
preaching the flagship At her fore she car
ried the. Admiralty flag, the first lord, Sir
James Graham, being on board at her main,
the royal standard, and at her mizen the union
jack. She was followed by the Elfn, the Fire
Queen, and the Black Eagle steamers, which
latter had a distinguished party on board and
as soon as she neared the feet, the yards were
manned, and loud and enthusiastic cheering
broke forth from the seamen. The Fairy then
ran to leeward of the Aeet and hove to, although
the flagship, the Duke of Wellington, had a
guard ofhonor ready, and the side-stairs Gov.
cred with scarlet cloth, in expectation that her
majesty would honor the admiral with visit.
A signal was then made for the admirals
and captains to come on board the Fairy, and
the barges and gigs Of the men-ofwar were
quickly manned, that of Sir Charles Napier
taking the lead, with tho admiral in the stern.
sheets. The various steamers and pleasure.
boats had by this time neared the royal yacht
forming dense circle round her; the Atrato
from Southampton, towering above oil the
others like man-ofwar. Her majesty might
Butte record., 1854-10-28

{ NEW EDITION OF THE SPECIMEN BOOK Os
q bracos Nsw YORK. Type Foundry will be published
in sep 1oli, and VIII be giAen those pso
priet T. Of Printing Offices who viii send for ii, OF it
val tc inrwardc. them by mail on receipt in advance
OF my cents for the postage
tn II are exhibited many articles never before shown
there have been added 10 ihe Foundry varieties OF
Roman types from nine-ue Plea 10 Pearl, various i'm
iiatiOns OF Writing. great humber of Fonts Borders,
both plain and Illuminated, labor saving Rules, and
compete Foundry OF Germans. The types
iaciured east from a combination OF metal Of
great dIrabiiity and usually KEEP, hand in large
quantities. Every fancy font is sold by weight. and
the printed pr.ces which from to twenty-five
per cent less tban Hose Of some other foundres All
printing materials furnished 1T manufacturers pn
either cash credit Printers wishing TO open
accounts with me, whose dealings have been long
suspendee. requested 10 accompany their orders
with city references 10 prevent delay.
Printers of newspapers who choose to publish this
nd sertisenent. including this note three s before
the isJ Of August 1854 and send RID of the papers
will he paid in type when they purchase five times the
amount Of heir hiii from me, of my own manufacture,
selected from my specimens. GEORGE BRUCE,
Is Chambers New York
Butte record., 1854-10-28

The japanese made it point when
entertained on board the American ves-
sells, to taste of every dish, also 10 take
notes of every thing. Ore of them
drank a wine glass of sweet oil, and
some one being curious to know what
comment he made upon it, applied for
an Interpretation, when it was found to
read, "this is the worst wine they have
pot.D
Butte record., 1854-10-28
f. D. EVERTS, g. CO.'S
Feather River Express,
Connecting with ADAMS & CO.

We would respectfully inform the public that are
now enabled to forward TREASURE VALUABLE PAcKA.
GEs. LETTERS. ETc ETC. with unriyaIled despatch
and security and upon the reasonable terms IL
and from the following places viz;
Americon Valley, ChandlerviIIe. GibsonyiRe.
Hopkins Greek, Morris Ravine Onion Valley,
Port Wine Diggings Spring Valley,
Sears Diggings, White Rock. Barkers Ranch,
Canon Creek, Jam,son Creek, Grass Valley,
Naichez, Oregon Gulch. Rich Bar, n. +.
strawb'ry Valley, Spanish Ranoh, Wyandoit,
Bidwell, Evansville, Hansonyle,
Longs Bar, Nelson Creek, Poorman Creek,
Rich Bar, NJ. 7. Strlngtown, Smiths Bar,
City of 70. Butte Creek. Forbesto&n,
Honcut Creek Lexington House, Ophr,
Pine Grove, Rush Greek, ST. Louis.
Coeconi, orders, etc., attended to with promptres
ana iidelity. EVERTS, SMELL & 60.
Stafford b Kerby Agents ct Bidvs. poyl9
Butte record., 1854-10-28
HOMEOPATHIC BROTH.

Take a robins leg
Mind the drum stick merely
Put in a tub
Filled with water, nearly.
Set it out of doors,
In place that's shady,
Let it stand week
Three days for a lady.
Dip spoonful in,
To five pail kettle;
1t should be of tin,
Or, perhaps, bell metal
Fill the kettle up,
Put it on u boiling,
Skim the liquor well
TO prevent its Cling.
For chickening and salt,
Take of rice one kernel
Use, to light the fire,
The Salina Journal
Let the liquor boil
Halt an hour-no longer;
If It's for man,
You may make it stronger.
Should you now desire
That the soup be havory,
Stir it once around
With stock of summer savory.
If of thyme you chose
Just to put snatch in,
Twill be Favored fine
fyou dip your watch in.
When the broth is done,
Set it by to 'jell it;
Then three times day
Let the patient smell it.
If by chance he die,
Say twas nature did it;
But If he get we'll
Give the broth the credit.
Evening Post
Butte record., 1854-10-28

A negro preacher referring to the
Judgment Day in his sermon, said !:
'Bredren and slstern, in dat day, de Lord
shall divide de sheep from de goats /;
and bress de Lord, we knows which
wears de wool -
Butte record., 1854-10-28

Punch thinks the Importation of
threshing machines into England need
less, considering the great number Of
strong threshing machines they have al
ready Of homemade, in shape of brute
husbands!
Butte record., 1854-10-28

w A yound Irish student at the
veterinary College being asked: IF a
broken-winded horse was brought to
him for cure, what he would advise -
promptly replied ''to sell him as soon
as possible.n
Butte record., 1854-10-28
"a Jorum of Punch. y
DUNG AMERICA on THE PACIFIC,

YOUNG AMERICA on TIE PACIFIC!
A COMIC NEWSPAPER. intended in humorou
N way to call attention the and strange
things oi San Francisco To anuse. and at the same
time to to think
For sale at wholesale. by WuITTON. TOWN & co
I5f Clay street; and retail at all the Pook stores and
Periodical popots,
Butte record., 1854-10-28
AGENTS FOR THE RECORD.

g IR VILLA VI HATFIELD. will hereafter aet
Agent for The Butte Record. in San Francisco, who
alone is authorized to receive subscriptions, advertise
mens. &C. and transact any business connected with
this office. He may be found al the banking house d
Caruthers, Anderson, 4 Co., Montgomery 81.
fg- MR. JAMES T. LLOYD is authorized TO
act as Agent for the Weekly Butte Record and rans
act any business connected with this office. He may
be found at the Exchange Building Street, Mary
lille.
r Mr. BoYcE, al the Manhattan Ranch, g mile
boye Colusa, viii act agent for the Butte Record.
GS MR.. HUGH BLACK, our County Surveyor, Is
authorized to act as Agent for this paper. ANY news
given 10 him. subscribers will be properly forwarded
10 the Address and location designated
Butte record., 1854-10-28

A fragile friend objects to walking in
the fields at this season, for the reason
that "the hedges are shooting and the
bulrushes out.
Butte record., 1854-10-28

COULDN'T COME 1T. An Irishman
was once brought before the Criminal
Court, charged with having in is poss.
ession counterfeit bills, knowing them to
be SUCH
ssPrisoner, do you know your rights :"
questioned the Judge.
"Not so well as | know my wrongs" :"
said Pat; ''for to spake the truth we
haven't been such intimate acquaintan-
ces of late.'
esWell, you have the right to chal-
lenge the twelve men who will be called
upon to try you'' SAID the Judge.
''Pon me sowl, thin, I'm not goin' to
e1ercis it. That's mighty nice job
you'd be afther givin' me- this mornin,
to challenge 'em and fight 'em to-one
down and another come on | suppose.
Oh !! no, you can't come it, no how,
Judge"
The jury finally acquitted him-more
for the cleanliness of the defence.
Butte record., 1854-10-28

FARGO s. cos CALIFORNIA EY-
uslI ct ". Y and il4 Montgomery &. san Frss i .,
Butte record., 1854-10-28
F. RUMRILL g. cos


F RUMRILL & cos
NOR RTHERN EXPIRE ESS.
LSRANK RUMRILL & CO., TO meet the
- growing wants of the community in the
mining districts North of Marysville, will run
q OAlA2 EXPRESS
between
MARYSVILLE. and
-aos GOODYEAR'S BAR,
is D0WNIEVILLE,
FOSTERS BAR,
af GIBSONVILLE,
ST. LOUIS,
s{.fs CHANDLERVILLE,
.,..sssns taa.ats u. PINE GROVE,
and Weekly to all the prominent points on the
Yuba and Feather rivers and their tributaries
and from Marysville through
WELLS FARGO s. CO.,
70 all parts Of California, Oregon, the Allan
tic States, Canada and Europe Will pay the
highest price for GOLD DUST. Furnish
Wells Fargo s. Cos
.aaosa sa = SlGFlT DRAFTS
Payable in all the principal cities and towns
Of the Atlantic States. Canadas and Europe,
and general Express, Collection and Exchange
business. r. RUMRILL & CO.,
|. 49tf Proprietors
Butte record., 1854-10-28

EfHTLG PEACHES-Fresb and sweet, for safe cheap
" by JOS. GLUCkAUF
Butte record., 1854-10-28
THE CUTIE RECORD
published every Saturday morning for the proprietor
BY GEO. n. CROSET

From the Office in the Record building on Newcomb
stree, near he Court House.
SUBSCRIPTIONS payable invariably il ndvnusr) 70
one year. 81 O.,
SIX mDeh, o.
Three mouths. . "a
AnvtETir1NENTs. pr 74naFe oi ten line' or iee7,
frs insertion. 81 Oj
ftcH Subsequent Insertion. 50
= a Hhsrs. ie;as.on will oe made in favor or
,hls Rno advertise by the yenr
eJ- Ir-ness cards inserted on reasonable terms.
All legal at sertisemenls must be paid fer in advance
Butte record., 1854-10-28

PIsToI. SHooTING.-A certain Capt
Paul advertises in St. Louis paper a
series OF seven distinct propositio $, or
challenges, to trial of skill at pistol
shooting. on either of which he offers to
BIT $4,000. We copy the first and sixth
as curiosities
PROPOSITION l. | will fit a dollar to
the end Of twig two inches long, and
while "A second person will hold the other
end in his mouth, so as TO bring the coin
within an inch and half OF his face, |
engage to strike the dollar three times
out of five at the distance of PAGES,
or thirty feet. | will add, in explaua-
ton, that there are several persons will
ling and ready to hold the twig or stick
as described above, when required
PRoPcsITIoN 6. | engage to prove,
by fair trial, that no pistol shot can be
produced who viii shoot an apple off a
mans head, at the distance of Thirty
ieet, ofiener than | can Moreover, |
will produce two persons willing and
ready to hold the epple on their heads
for me when required to do 50.
One ST. Vrain advertises in the same
paper his willingness to hold the coin and
the apple, as mentioned in the above
propositions.
We beg Capt. Paul's pardon for in
terfering in his affair. but We cannot re-
sist the temptation to have bet with
him. None of his propositions suit us
exactly, but we will bet him glass ol
mineral water, that in six shots with an
ordinary horse pistol, through st. Vrain's
Uranium, he cannot shoot out any brains
What do you say, Captain?
Butte record., 1854-10-28
BY LANGT0N &. BRO,

F. D. EVERTS & co,
To all parts of the Northern Mines
Chesks at Par on Sacramento and San Fran
cisco.
GOLD DUST purchased. or forwarded to
any part of the United States, and also to
England, insured or uninsured, at as low
rates can be done by any house with secu-
rity.
Our Express being she most extensive in the
United States, we can guarantee facilities not
possessed by any other concern.
Having one of the most secure treasure
vaultE in California, we are prepared to re-
ceive DEP0SIrES, SPECIAL or otherwise.
s- Bills OF Exchange drawn dn any Of
the following places:
BoSf0n,
.ltsc York,
Philadelphia,
Baltimore,
Washington,
Pittsbntgh,
Cincinnati,
Loutsrik3e, hy.
St. Lo,lis,
.helc Orleans,
L0Rd9n, SC.
Our treasure is forwarded by the Pacific
mail steamers on the lst and 18TH of each
month, and expresses for small parcels by
Vandebilts line. CHAS B. MACY,
| 49f Agent.
Butte record., 1854-10-28
ADAMS s. CO.'S
i.s EXPRESS q. Sc, {,

ZaIss4s. NJ "a u NA Fl NJI-5e .zes~,ssI1-saa..ss. sI-a.s
BANKING HOUSE IND EXCHANGE
OFFICE
Fire Proof Brieh Buiding, Corner II
Plaza and HIS q streets,
.M4RYSPIiLE
A DAILY EXPRESS.
In charge of cur regular Messengers for San
FRANCISCO AND SACRAMENTO
Butte record., 1854-10-28
To PRINTERS

partmeut Of Plblic Instruction.
enicIa. March, 1854.
Thibodaux minerva., 1854-04-01
The Police Jury adjourned sine die. =
...,..2 - J. c. RAGAN, President
G. O. DAsTIs, Secretary ri AZ s,q

# s. WIFE, VIZ M MISTRESS AND LADY.-This paragraph
from the German most happily hits the attributes
Of wife, mistress and lady. 1t is just as true
as holy writ: - s4
Who marries for love takes = wife, who
marfies for consideration takes lady. You
are loved by your wife, regarded BY your mis-
tress, tolerated by your lady. You have wife
for yourself, mistress for your house and its
friends, lady for the world. Your wife will
agree with you, your mistress will accommodate
you, your lady will manage you Your wife
win take care Of your household, your mistress
Of your house, your lady Of appearances H
you are sick, your wife will nurse you, your
mistress will visit you, your lady will inquire
after your health You take walk with your
wife, ride with your mistress, and join parties
with your lady. Your wife will share your
grief, yenr mistress your money, and your lady
your debts If you are dead, your wife win
shed teafs, your mistress lament, and your lady
wear mourning = l.5s. s@as-s gl.s.,s ;
Thibodaux minerva., 1854-04-01

T.Ha! ha! Down with the tyrant !
Dealh 10 the Spaniard! shouted Ike, as he
rushed into the kitchen. brandishing Panfs
old artillery sword that had hung SO long on
the wail--siruck an attitude, and then
struck the upright portions of the stove
funnel till il rnng with the blow, and Mrs
Partngton, with amazement on her counte-
nance and the glass lamp in her hand,
stood looking at him. Ike had been reading
the thrilling tale ofthe Black Avenger or
the Pirate of che Spanish Main," and his
intellec,s,' as Sir Hugh Evens nigh, say,
we're absorbed by the horrible Don't
Isaac, dear, said Mrs. Partington, and she
spoke in a gentle, but frm tone. you a.e
sacrifying, and it don't look well to see
young boy acting So It comes know
from reading those yellow cupboard books.
You should read good ones, and if you won't
read that again, will let you have my big
bible, king James, Aversion, with the beau
tiful pictures. declare, | don't know what
shall do with You If you carry on So
am afraid | shall have 10 send you 10 a
geological cemetery to get the old sancho
ont of you" The point of The sword was
lowered as it was making passage for a
dark spot in the centre panel Of the door. the
eye Of the boy, so iercely lii by the spirit Of
the Black .Aysnger, became mild and laugh
ing as.he said he was only making b'lieve,"
and Mrs. Pariingion gave him penny as
she disarmed him. What visible emotion
oipeanuts became manifest, as he grasped
the copper aud made tracks for the door,
and climbed over the snow drifts to reach
the grocers, opposite!-Boston Post. -
Thibodaux minerva., 1854-04-01
For tho Cure 80
COUGHS, COLDS,
aoARsENEss, BRONCHITIS
WHooPIMG-0oUGH, GROUP
q ASTHMA and CONS SUMPT1oN

A MONG the numerous discoveries,
a Science has made in this generation to fac tate the
business OF fe-ncrease lis enjoyment and even prolong
the term OF human existnce be ntmed of
real value to mankind thnn this contribution of Chemistry
to the He ling Art vast trial of its virtues throughout
this broad country has proven beyond Doubt that
dine combination Of medines yet known so surely
control and the varieties pulmonary disease
which have hitherto swept our midst thousands and
thousands every yer. Indeed, there is abundant
reason to believe Remedy has at length been found Will
be relied on the dangerous affections
the lungs Our space here will not permit publish any
proportion Of the affected by its use but would pre-
sent the following refer further inquiry to ime-
can Almanac which the agent belw named will always be
pleased to furnish free wherein full particulars and
disputable proof Of these statements.
Office of Transportation, Lauren R. r., S. c.,
August 4, 1858.
Just recovered from severe attack Of malignant Scarlet
Fever his throat roen and every pe tn It visited
MN, prohhuhcea hlh a ueaa chnn. Having used your
Cherry Pectora in California in the winter of 1885, for
attack of Bronchitis with entire success, in
duced to try it my little boy l gave him teaspoon
full every three hours commencing in the morning. and by
ten O'Clock night found decided change for the better
and after three days he able to drink without
pain.
from premature grave and relieve the anxiety of many
fond parent For all affections Of the Throat and Lungs,
believe it the best medicine extant feeling of the deepest
gratitude prompts in addressing these lnes-but for
your important discovery, my little boy would have
been in another world.
am yours, with great respect,
J. d. POWELL, supt. Trans, L. R. s.
a Rock ILL., Somerset CO., N. j., July 81, 1852
DR. J. c. AYER-since your medicine has become known
here Ii has greater demand than any other cough remedy
we have sold 1t spoken Of in unmeasred
praise by those who have used it. and of some
where the best they say # it, is much for the
good has done. take pleasure in selling it, because
know that giving my the worth of their
money and feel grafied in seeing the benefit confers
Please send me a further supply, and believe
Yours, with respect JOHN C.. WHITLOCK.
S. Almost any number of certificates be you
if you wish it,.
Wilksbare, Pa, September %, 1850.
DR.. J. c. AyER-lhy Dear .Sr-Your medicine is much
approved Of by those who have used here its compo-
sition is such insure aud maintain its reputation.
invariably recommend it for pulmonary affections, do
many of our principal physici rs.
lam your friend, CIAS. STREATER, NJ D.
PREPARED BY J. C. AVER, CHEMIST, LOWELL MASS.
Sod in Thibodanx by LAFONT BLANCHARD
In Napeeonvile by WEBSTER LORETTE
y. WRIGHT CO., New Orleans Wholesale gents
March IS, 1854. Ia -f,u
Thibodaux minerva., 1854-04-01

Il, T. A good story i told of An eccentric
sentieman, who xassone Postmaster 10
.p,saence,, Z A wag, who thought be
u: sroeld play Of soma trick apon him, went 10
-. = loase soma time ia the nishf, aud after
nng loudly some time, he ronse.l. the
'.sn, -, who came 70 the window and
s, nnat do you want E, sa... - M \. ~.
snas,esPoathe wag replied: very coolly
q. .sOsnln l gs---only have pnt letter ia
eoI--yoa will know where il is 10 %
4 |, .ee dileGtions on il. 4 4ss.f ,ss.,.-..s 4. !.
n,;... y : sseaitess to add that the old man