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AGENTS
List Of Gifts

leo Clay, iOO IOsOOO
100 Webster, leo lOUOU
100 Calhoun. 100 10000
so elegant Oil Paintings. plendidgIlt
frames size SKA feet EACH 100 5000
100 elegant OIL Paintings, 2x3 Il. each. 81 5,OOO
500 steel pate engravings, brilliantly COL ...'
oled in OIL rich gili frames 2ix 80 49,.
inches each. ~ .. ~ SOOO
10 OOU elegant steel plate EngfavIngs'. EE
colofed in oil, 81 tho Washington ~
Monument, 2Ux26 inches each, 10000
23T 600 steel plate EOgravngs, from 100
different plates now III possession ..,t
ofand owned by the Artists Union ..--
Of the market value Of, from 30 cts
10 81 o. each, ..u 4l'UOO
1 first class Swelling, IN 3lst st9 NY.
City, $40. ,-u,,.. l.. i%'VVVV
% bgiIdIag lots in 100 and lOI SIS. NY.
city, each 25xlCO IL. deep, at 1000 sSOoO
ltO Villa Sites containing each lOOOOso
C. in The supur5s Of New York CITY,
and commanding q magnificent
view ofthe Hudson River and Long
Island Sound, at -,srs.6 oOO oVV'VoV
% perpetual loans Of cash. without in 900
teres or security, oisz50 each, e'O ,Vo
"a " VI 100 - ~ 5OOU
100 Is f5at o. rtas 30 q 5000
sS0 90 ,sia q 40 '~ 5000
1000 " a5 % ses 1900
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Reeve r.. knight,
Successor to Hartley Il Knight,)
BEDDING AND CARPET

w AhIi(lOC OI,
No. las South Second street, five doors above
Spruce street, Philadelphia,
where he Keeps constantly hand full assortment
every article in his line OF business.
Feathers, Feather Beds, patent spring Mat
. tr,..s,:s; Curled Hair, Moss, Corn Husk and
Straw Mattresses, Velvet Tapestry,
Brussels, Three-Ply, Ingram,
Venitian, List, Rag g. Hemp
Carpetings, Oi! Cloths, Canton Mattings, Cocoa
and Spanish MattIngs, Floor and Stair
Druggets, Hearth Rugs, Door Mats,
b. Table and Piano Covers.
To which lac respectfully invites the attention Of pur
chasers. Oct 4. Billy
a. ia "a SS
AMMUNITION, and FISHING TACKLE
JOHN KRIDER Manufacturer ard Inp0ricr of
Guns Rifles. Pistols aud all kinds of Sporting Apra
rIus constantly hand and for sale at the n. f. Cor
oil Second and WalRuI street. PhiIade IphIa; which
can he sold as low wholesale retail any esiab-
IIshment of the Kind in the U. =.
The Franklin Institute OF Philadelphia awarded To
him Ior ORR naIshp crilcates six silV medals
and one recall premium SINCE 1870
The r,sial Palace Of New York also, awarded
him medal in 1854 the only given for Shot Guns
AID Rifles ia the United Staies.
q kuder's Sporting Anecdotes, Price 81
Address, JOHN KRIDER.
Oct ( SIS 3nn. Second and Walnut SIS Phila.
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"a. FARMERS, ATTENTION. If you
ssss4 wish your Corn and Potato Crop to yield
a. abundantly, use Lcinau's American Fer
tIzcr.
Read the following evidence from welknown
practical Farmers:
used Lcnpu's American Fertilizer, and nay
corn and potato crops Were very large, and Oh 4,
superior quality. | have larm OF IO2 acres,
and use Il freely THIS Spring, as prefer 1t to
Guano and other manures, tor il went ahead OF
them all.
GEORGE CLARK, Holmesburg,
23d Ward, City Of Philadelphia.
| used Leinau's American Fertilizer as top
dresser on my grass, and NV grass crop weigh
ed double its usual yield.
THOMAS READING, Bucks county, Pa
used Leinau's American Fertilizer, and my
corn crop yielded 81 bushels to the acre.
JOHN &. DE COSTA,
President Of the Camden and Absecom Railroad
Camden, New Jersey.
July 10, 54.-lm.
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STEA MB0A7 -, ZEPHYR.

II slszazt
ErRIpd resumed 10 Smyrna, Dover, New Castle.
Il Delaware City and Port Penn
That sw iit and substaDtia! Steamboat, the Zephyr
sving been thorough vhaucd dnrIng the winner
hasresuraed her trips between Philadelphia and the
aboye named places and Will continue TO lea We Pha
delpalA. every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
mornings. al '1ciock, returning every Monday
wednesday,, sEd Friday mornings, leaving Dono
Landing, al q o clock, and SMYRNA Landing at 81
O'Clock touching ali InIermcdIate places both ways
Stages connected with this Line al Delaware Civ
for st Georges Cantwel's Bridge, and Middletown;
xiso at Bower, fer Camden, Frederick. Milford and
S;eos getOwn. .,
freIgh' taken ALLOW prices. Breakfast and Dinner
On b0 Ird.ss ,s.rF C.J.VANDEGRlEr Captain.
Marcn 9TH 1853.
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Largest Establishment OF The kind IN the u s.
"a lN NJ. NJ. MCCLURE ~ BRO, No 2ai
~ w Market street, above Seventh. PhiIu
u Mamfac' rcrs Depot for Lucks OF all kinds
wdrfamle quality, Patent SllvcTed Glass
Butte record., 1854-06-17

BILLS OF EXCHANGE.
On Adams < Co., in all the principal cities 0
the A Atlantic States and Europe, and payable
at the following banks;
e. ". Clark and Bros, St.L ouis; Mechnn
les and Farmers's Bank, Albany; Utica City
Bank, Utica; Bank Of Syracuse, Syracuse;
Bank of Auburn, Auburn; Bank OF Atica,
Buffalo; Rochester City Bank. Rochester: .
Smith & Co, Chicago; Alex Mitchell, Fire and
Marine Insurance Co. Milwaukee; Michigan
State Bank, Detroit; Commercial Branch Bank
of the State of Ohio, Cleaveland; Clinton Bank
Columbus, Ohio.
Highest price paid for Gold Dust
Sight checks on Marysyille, Sacramento
San Francisco, and all the principal towns Of
California. Deposites received, special or 9TH
erwisc.
Collections made on all parts of the Atlantic
States and California. And all other branch
es of Express Business promptly attended TO-
The latest dates Of Atlantic and California
papers. subscriptions and advertisements
received for newspapers and periodicals free
Of charge
A special messenger is dispatched with cv-
cry treasure express.
SAM. ". LANGT0N,
octl2 Dowueyille
Butte record., 1854-06-17

MELANCHOLY TRAGEDY "A cores
pondent Of one of the papers writing from
New Orleans, April 9th says: GA beau.
tiful and interesting young wife put an
end to her existence few days since,
at her residence on Thalia street, under
the following melancholy circumstances,
and while she was yet only in the seven
teenth year of her age. About year
since she was married to a man named
John Lowe, with whom she resided in
Thalia street. They lived uuhappily to-
gether, and she had for some ti,ue back
good reasons for believing that her hus-
band had ceased either TO love her or to
remember and respect the vows he had
made In marriage, and had transferred
his affections to another woman who re-
sided in the immediate neigh ghborhood- -
He was in the habit of absenting himself
for days from home, and his wife, it is
said, had proofs strong as holy writ that
passed most Of his time in company with
the female above alluded to- Day be-
fore yesterday, the young wife her hus-
band having been absent from her for
several days repaired to the house of
this woman and Inquired if her husband
were not there She was answered BY
the woman, 81 don't know anything
about your husband, but there is my
husband,'' pointing-to a coatleman seat
ed in tie room, IN whom the younger
wife recognized her truant lord She
uttered not word of complaint, but, re-
turning 10 her home, d despatched the ser
want to drug store in the vicinity for
an ounce of laVdanum. She wrote long
and extremely pathetic letter in the
German language, and then, taking the
laudanum, laid herself down upon her
unhonored bridal couch, and soon her
wronged spirit winged its eternal fl ligLt
to that world where marriage vows are
not broken and where all wrongs are re-
dressed. An inquest was held On The
body, and after the examination of sew
eral witnesses, and post mortcm ex-
animation OF the body, the iurv returnt d
averdict of "suicide by taking laudanum.
The letter she had written was ad
dressed to her husband. She stated that,
'having nothing more to live for-de-
serted by him whom she loved, and rob-
bed of all hopes Of happiness in this
world, she preferred death to the misera-
bic existence which lay open before her
and she had calmly and deliberately
destroyed her own life BY taking lauda-
mum. Her husband she had ever and
still dearly loved-lorgave him all The
wrongs she had suffered at his hands
through his cruel neglect and desertion.
She hoped, too, that God would forgive
him as she did--and that he might live
long and happiiy.'
Butte record., 1854-06-17
PKOSPECTUS

We propose 10 publish in this city Monthly Medical
journal, TO be called THE CALIFORNIA JOURNAL
OF MEDICINE" " We have made arrangements to
have articles and communications from The most emf
nen ply siciaus in the world
Believing hat the only way to become learned ia by
free Interchange OF thought with those who differ IRON
u IN opinion, We say decidedly in the commencement
that We adv ocate School system Of Medicine.
AMI shall be obliged to ell for any Information reports
oi cases they may send us. reserying selves the
right as editors to reject what is suited our work
The first number viii be issued the first dav Of
June next Subscription prre Eve dollars per annum
IN advance einSie copies fry cents. Address either
Of the LdtOrs, J. r. PHlNNEY. NJ D..
81 B. ANGLE, NJ o.
san Francisco
Butte record., 1854-06-17
aVIIf Z. aI.i-t II,
SAAUEI. COLFILLF.

S2OsPECfCS Of "THh VIDE NEeI ''-Tae I'M
q dersigned propose publ shing. SUNDAY. M4rch
iyih. the Sfst Number OF "A Weekly Newspaper, to be
called The WIDE WEST
hile thaf eDariueul ui journalism devoted the
commercial and political news OF he cay las been ably
and namHrausiy represented Ia this Sae, for
ihe establishment Of erar. paper has been IN some
mHnner overlooked
Believing that neN sDGper should speak for Itself The
prcpf!ei0rs indulge in premature puing but viii
mtke 1t the,f soir ambition io deserve success.
TEEMs-Singie copies. 1ztz cents; city subscribers,
% cents monlh payable 10 ihe carriers; subscribers
supplied by ma S. d year--S3 for six nonths-ur S2
for three months
Agents viii dc well to send in their orders early
Address BQNESrELL a WILLIS TON,
20l Clay Sireet. PoLlsInonla sGnare.
Butte record., 1854-06-17

Mr.. PoLLARD's INTOXICATED Mon
KEY.-Jack, as he was called, seeing his
master and some companions drinking,
with those initiative powers for which
his species is remarkable, finding halt
glass Of wliskey left, took it up and
drank 1t of. 1t flew of course to his
head. Amid their Ioars Of Iaugter, he
began to skip, hop, and dance. Jack
was drunk. Next day, when they went,
with the intention of repeating the fun,
to take the poor monkey from his box,
he was not to be seen. Looking inside,
there he lay, couching in corner -
Tome out" said his master. Afraid
to disobey, he came walking on three
legs--the fore-paw that was laid on his
forehead saying, as plain as words could
do, that he had the headache.
Having left him some davs to Get we'll,
and resume his gaiety, they at length
carried him off to the old scene ofrevel.
On entering, he eyed the glasses with
manifest terror, skulking behind the
chair; and, on his master ordering him
to drink, he bolted, and he was on the
house-top in tTinkling They called
him down. He would not come. His
master shook the whip at him. Jack,
astTide on the lidge-pole, grinned def
ance. y gun, of which he was always
much afraid, was pointed at this disciple
OF temperance; he ducked his head, and
slipped over to the back of the House
upon which, seeing his predicament, and
less afraid apparently OF the fire than of
the fre-water, the monkey leaped at
bound on the chimney-top, and getting
down into fue, held On by his fore
paws. He would rather be singed than
drink.
He triumphed; and although his mas.
ter kept him for twelve years after that,
ne never could pesuade the monkey to
taste another drop of whiskey.-Rer.
DR.. Gmthric's Old YEARS. JT1arning.
Butte record., 1854-06-17

If u man be saved from danger, ruin,
or misfortune by the ''skin of his teeth,''
he should learn a lesson that ought 10
serve him through the rest of his life.
Bold men, who do bold deeds, are Of
ten successful; but when such people
fail, the t,i!ure is awful to contemplate.
\ bOlder man than Bonaparte, for IN
stance, never lived. His tfiumphs we're
the wonder and admiration Of even his
enemies. But wise as h. was, he fool
ishly enough attempted the conquest of
Russia, 4 fatal mistake, which was, no
doubt, the cause Of his ultimate ruin.
The prestige of his fame became dimmed
after that unfortunate campaien, if such,
indeed, it may be called
We do rot intend to write a l1ng ar
ticle on this subject. Our readers will
doubtless understand what we are driving
at. We commend Il proper and re $
enable ambition, but we suggest that
when a man has done well cnough-when
he has attained ali he can reasonably ex-
pect, he grasps not for more than he can
reach. Let us remember poor Sam
Patch.-Daiiy Badget.
Butte record., 1854-06-17

EBRuSPEtTrS HISTORY or THE VALLEY
r AND CiTf Of SACEANENr0 To BE issued
oD the Fst Day oi Jlruare. lsct
In response Ia numerous requests from oGT le9f To
cirleis lie undersigned nave concluded go iiio o.
pHnncaiiou ofa much rorc complete aud ae--;t lifs-
T. RY or SACRAtENTJ t5aA iAey orisiHIily iuten-
ded such has i'ecn tbe Interest awakened ht pre-
yDus hurried reference io -oise aftac electric oI-
81 cur sarly seliement-sGeh ues been he general cH
preston O desIro upon the p4r OF prominent cz4us 20
nave the annals of TIE g rescued from -bl
which they arc rapidly iuine, that Ne tce cucunrage!
iu incur be e%"nse Gat ini of eurEyd and HAND
SDNELN ILLUSTS tIED HISTORY.
We shall issue lie work ii one volume of over 600
pages. with dnc engraving descriptive past scener
aad The present condition of CIR CITY lhe hook Vii
c9l'en iili and correct coupe rdiuin ai te nprr-
tan events connected with Sacramento ty Isd Valley.
including Elcsri o Tie Historical, Siaiisicai. Com
merclh, Nor-i, Religions Legal, Sooa and Political
Progress. ur ip the date ut p- eiicaiiou.
" SHAH make tire work Interesting poss Die.
through the medium OF Biographical Notices OF such
persons - have distinguished themselves in lie deyel-
oTtment Of our Vale, arl City s resources.
jne book 70 be published by suhscr piion. and f'r
subscribers oniy al ssh Per volume Any coulrau-
mons OF Ga!a cacaie ed Ia further ti o. eci> oltt a-
ted, viii be 1aos gilteiuliJ received.
join T. I1CST,
SAAU Eli COLFILLF.
Butte record., 1854-06-17

TIE JTOODE.Y SAILOR
l. THOMAS TE%NENT,
- Mathematical and Nautical
~ INSTRUMENT MAKER.
<s%fa Fire proof Block corner OF Long
gHfs y Wharf and Front street.
Surveying instruments OF every de-
- ----l-1.zSS scripiion
.Wl Charts Of The latest survey.
= = Drawing Instruments.
90 Pocket spy glasses. sPectacles, &c
opera glasses, Microscopes magnets. &c.
L. \ Agency for the sale Of Government Charts,
Agency for the Ringold' charts of
SAN FRANCISCO BAY AMI RIVER.
Chronometers areIully rated by transit.
hlYing learned my business in the manufactorv of
The celebrated Wm. Young of Philadelphia. and du-
rln5 the three years / have been established in san
Francisco belg entrusted with the repairs o all the in
strmens OF tho T. : survey. the varioas
snip comPalies &c., can fully guarantee all my work
DC equal IN every respect any done home. noyl2
Butte record., 1854-06-17

les of Cashmere, the cinnamon tree Of
Ceylon, and the forest older than the
food, buried deep in the heart of \ frica
far behind the Mountains of the Moon
The rain we see descending was thawed
for us out Of the ieebergs which have
watched the Polar Star for ages, and the
lotus lilies have soaked up from the Nile
and exhaled as vapor, SHOWS that rested
On the summit Of the Alps"
Butte record., 1854-06-17


~ SALt.-One Tubular Boiler. about so horse power
connected Engines l. inch stroke and II inch bore,
Lot of 94 inch shaiting, Puieys and Hangers,
one large Blower.
One BIacksmith's Forge,
One Lever Punch,
One small Trip Hammer,
Two CupglO Shells.
Six hundred Fire Brick.
Two set of Cupalo Castings.
One barrel Black Lead Pots,
Five Fils Brushes
Eleven barrels Fire Clay,
One barrel Eusin,
One Hand Lathe-Iron shears,
Lot Of Wrought Iron Pipes.
Three pair Gas pipe FoHg=.
One Magnetic Water GUage
All the above articles of machinery were made in y.
\ to order and have been e vita he undersigned 10
dispose Of Tor The parties owning them Persons desi-
rous OF seeing the machinery. will please call al tLe
''Sulier Iron Works" Rnccn Point. san Franc -c".
MOVIE GEORGE X GLUYAS.
Butte record., 1854-06-17

TIE AIR WE BREArHE.-It is only
the girgling, encircling air that flows
above and around Us all, that makes the
whole world kin. The carbonic acid
with which to-day our breathing fills the
air, Tomorrow seeks its way round the
world The date-trees that grow by the
ialls OF the Nile will drink it in by their
leaves the oedars Of Lebanon will take
ol 1t TO add to their stature the cocoa
nuts OF Tahiti will grow rapidly upon it;
and the palms and bananas Of Japan viii
change it into flowers The oxygen we
are breathing was distilled for US some
short time ago by the magnolias of the
Susquehanna, and the great trees that
skirt the Orinoco and the Amazon-the
giant rhododendrons Of the Himalavas
contributed to it, and the roses and myrt-
Butte record., 1854-06-17
"THE PIONEER"
California Monthly Magazine Q
Sc.rnce. LiteratNre and irt.

Il CdtfGfnld 1H0Rthtg wa Gd@tRe o.
.Scicace, Literature and Dirt.
XVIII BE ISSUED MONTHLY. and rs nearly rs
w p,.sfU.e oa Inc san, juy Of ench monh The
first nu.bsr in api i o tae 2,d inst Ii is hoped
BY the projectors thul il III be supported entirely by
California '8lent.
twiH co--ain about sixty pages-ant VII b. pub
.ished ana eoHeucte nearly possible after The
OF knickernock,r ~ plan Is sufficiently eumpre-
hens Ye und ils contemplated size sufficiently large 10
allow Tree scole 10 any department of Literature; aud
it VIII a Jrd ample suuoU for he free d>ces-"n &c he
most important Political and Scientific snbjece o the
day. Il viii Guenlly III that respi. possess an
advantage the daily papers, hose columns cannot
often afford rooIn for ihc proper consideration of glHn!
important quesllt which HOS daily come before the
public ii viii also afford line field for those FO are
cesrous Of distinguishing themselves IA Poetry. Bf,es
Lettres. and the Gowerl palts OF Literature, Shuse
contributions viii always be welcome.
Eact number VIII coaiain brlrf statement cf the
mos important decisions o. tac Courts; carcuy CuHI-
piled tate Of li- yaro2s meteorological changes which
muy have been ob.ert od duriag he month in the eli
mate. tides. and Atmosphere o, sun ancisco; and u
summary The most a ortant events iha have taken
place curing iue monhsn tii: WLe it may Do desired
usClrCg ~ aaiI!-eIat4. Is hoped U "a also possess
some Vuue a. book ct reference. and be worthy ol
rfe>ery tioH, lis Editorial ia.ala,Hi 5 Ae the
hupds Of persons uf utsuuV ar-e uoiIv ard tried
pereuce in th conduct Of perioJca publications., and
no ehor vi bc spared Oh lte part ha publishers t'
make 1t worthy Of the noble STATE iu which nH, is
origin. and whose literature it c5pee,ed in measure
to embody ana the patronage ofits subscribers.
TERM>-53 Gems per number. or -. per ear
All COMMUNICATIONS. contributions l>c. must he al
dressed TO tF. y. BROOKS & 90.
No. IS. MONTGOMERY =.
Butte record., 1854-06-17
PROCNaE YOIR LICENSE.

CTATE OF CALIFoBNI COUNTY OF BUTT F.
- Court Of Sesssoa-. Eel r,.lry Term. i. H. is54-
70 Tie Hon. Couri uf >e-~ s-Your GraGd Iury pso'd
respectfully recommend tlat the Hon Corr Instruct
The Sheriff O the County, M the Deputy Sheriiis OF
the County in their travels the Comfy call m.
Oh al persons who should have License 10 show the
same and 10 complain 10 competent authority of all
who do not exhibit the proper authority FOR the ransac-
lien Of such business as they may be engaged in All
Of which il mOsl respectfully 81 miiied.
ALOEZO GILMAN. Foreman OF Grand Jury
And now in pursuance Of The report and recemuen-
daion OF the Grand Jury is ordered by the Court
that when travelling the county, and any aud all
parts OF the county he Sheriff OF this county and each
and every Of lis Deputies be- nd he and they are
hereby required cali upon each and every person or
company o. persons. doing any kind of business TO
do which license is required by law to he taken out
tn exhibit ner ccnse or licenses, and lie the said Sher-
ILL., and each and every OF his Deputies, are hereby
required 10 complain 20 competent authority Of al such
persons may be don9 business without iisense and
aho refuses 10 procure The required by law
STATE ofCa!iiornia- Sntte County.
l. Paige. CierS OF the Court uf Sessions in n for
Butte County do hereby certify that the auVe recon-
mendgtioH Of the Grind jury and order ug Court are
irue copies of said recommendation -nd order now On
file in ms Office
Witness my hand and the seal OF said Court, at Bid
well, this 2sth day o! February, A. D. 1884.
FRENCH PAIGE, Clerk Court Sessions.
Butte record., 1854-06-17
AGEN.S FUR TuE RECORD

t9~ NR WILLIAM HATFIELD, will herealtsr'a
as Agent f-rthe l'1te Record in san Francisco, rho
alone is authorized 10 receive subscriptions adycr;isg
ments &C.. and transact any business connected with
ih'- Office he may be found al the banking house q
Carmhors, Anderson, s Co., Montgomery S.
IL ME GEORGE C. BUDDEy is authorized 70
actas Asen for the Weekly Butte Record and "a ans
act any business connected with his oaice. lie may
be found At 'he oiiea Of ve.;s Fargo & Co. Narysvs
.S77 Mr.. BoYcE. q; the Manhattan Eanea. ra.is,
a'oTe colusa VIII aol as agent for The B.to rscord
IL SIR rUGH BLACK, orr County Surveyor 4.
authorized 90 aei Is Agen; tor th.s paper Any news
given 10 him or subscribers viii be properly aiei
10 the Address and location designated.
Butte record., 1854-06-17
- Jor--. cf Punch. %
7OrNG AMERICA ON THE pAClF-cl

YOUNG AMERICA On THE PACIF-cl
4 COMIC NEWSPAPER. Intended in a f1ra .rnu.
4 way to call attention TO the sugularlss iad siranzs
things o san Francisco To anuse ald at tie sass
time 10 cause think
For sale NJ wh,lesal.. by WuITTOE. TOWN. & CO
l5l Clay and retail al il. me Book S..rss ali
Periodical Dopots
Butte record., 1854-06-17
TO PRINTERS.

A NEW EDITION OF THE SPECIMEN BOOK OF
LA Bfuces New orr Type Foundry will be published
IN Sepentember. 1888, and III be gAen those pro-
prlelors OF Printing Ofices who will send for 10. it
vi" be forwarded Them BY mail on receipt. in advHnce
OF hiy cents for the postage
In Ii are exhibited many articles never before shown;
there have been added to Ghe Foundry varieties
Roman types trom Iinenc Plea to Pearl, various i'm
itaIlons OF Nrtihg- great number OF Fonts BORDERS.
both pain and illuminated d, labor saving Rules. and
complete Foundry 0i Germans. The & prs now manu-
iaciured are cast from combination oi metal o.
great lrabiiity and usually pt hand in large
quantities. Every fancy font is sold by weight, and at
the printed prices which ale from ten 10 twenty-five
per cent. less ihan those Of some other fOundres Ali
printing materials are furnished al manufacturers pr
ces either ter cash or credit Printers wishing TO open
accounts with me, whose dealings have been iu.g
suspendee, are requested accompany their orders
win ciiy references to prevent delay.
Printers OF newspapers who choose to publish This
advertisement. including this nnte three times tsicrt
the Isl of August 1854 and send mi OF the pa.e-
will be paid in type when ey purchase dye times tbs
amount Of their btli from me- of my manufacture,
selected from my specimens. GEORGE BRUCE,
l3Ctlmbers 81. New York
Butte record., 1854-06-17
SHADE HOTEL.

L, THE SUBSCRIBER has at great expense fitted
tf:...' up the above well known House. anil with %
EllII good table, clean beds and every attention to
his customers, he hopes 10 merit fair ahare of public
itronage The Opposition Line Stages stops ut this
house p " WIRSTKOM