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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-21

E,srtisrl-euts o. greater iersih and less than
fHsefted Iur longer t.Elre than tryo months.
:" s.,Fsf ceut- on the above yi'i he made for
ror j.c fiIst t4res EcHths, aud % per cent
is .. or professional cards, !square or less,
rFg1 -----------"'.---.- , ~
q -. ar :. essionaI cards. one square, per
-- ......-- ---''- Ly'Y,,
.-.r,,ll. lgllsdeg one yesr-- = i9g "a @
la. .f .. "a M
::rr.--.at cu tie above for inside.
saa- sHs- .5. .,-.,, S9o 1,.r se,rr7re rer aEinum
= .. - and same rate o. discount thei con 10
p. l.r Of squares under tie general head and
p en- 4 - .ssEats with monthly Change, one
i.-si " M
-f.H- vsre,lT cl.z - 49,
-a..s - ls- bs inserted : -aiuttoUsty- bat uneTdt -
'--'-'-''-''' IN
.-r-5-.. es.- - -
rss~-sl gls each candidate for i stIa- Al,
A-t ssr-a,l or lrnt, or es>. III advance @'ot
Re-z.,-~H r = EARFLESuS-
roMN T. RUSSELL,
w-1.TTy "
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Wilde & Brother

BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERS,
(X-HOEESa BE ami Retail dealers IN miscellaneous.
w n5el.Ssi. Theological and scHoGi books stationery.
Nal. pa eT aud window hEis- Wun.esIe t.ler fol
Eaies atlae Bookstore, .ain ami Union streets.
" Hee. ing. Va. HnS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-21
FALL FASHIONS FOR g3TS

FaLL FASHIONS FUR HATS-
THE subscriber IS prepared Gruish his patrons aud
the pusic win superior Hats Of the latest Fall styles
al those Who think enough their heads duse hem
in tile oi elegant and easy iCug Hat, please
drop in and lei lake survey their cTsniuns
with Couf0 mature in al such guarantee
to furnish splendid Hats, thst will t T. without any
-xtTa charge
econd do south the North Western bank, Main ST.
W heeiIHs, Va
aug2s ". ". JAAISoN.
CASE Boar, TsaDed just received and for sale BY
1 ieS6 JOIN II. TAPPAS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-21

SLIGHT MISTAKE IN IHE POEr.
'Be==:p '.>7s u1l=sa-aes : adorned The r.oe;.''
THAI reads Pr-'rIly indeed, hut you
1 won't believe il when guG 60 10
". D 3fOI;e ~ Bros.
and the eIe-aHt silks, aad -vey style o. DIP ESS
tUODS maHIes- hOaEets, suaT!s- ETr5rudeTies, &c,
which Ihey daily their Max.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-21
NHEEIING EA. TUEsDAY MORNING.
CITY BUSINESS.
Eagle Forge, Wire g. Iron Works
4 C. DEWEY PlCur5eIor
WAREHOUSE. so. 90 a,iN srEEE

Eagle Forge, Wire & Iron Works
Z. C. DEWEY, PICpEetcr-
WAREHOUSE, so. 80 MAIN STREET,
wheeling, Va
MANUFACTURES oi a.. -lzes bar AID Fancy Iroa.
NJ K. Axes; heavy and hzai Forsiltss Botger Xiv
cts Wire. sc.
Railroad 1aa suspension BriiSe work made 20
order scii
wheeling Savings Institution.
0EFlCE, No. 1872. MIN ST.
CIee oPel !om O'Clock uiiiiS P IA Discount
day Thursday, I6G'ciOCE- an
CO SPECIAL dePusites.
J ca 4BAtkKR, tLz1. RosEas, ALEx- PAzzuS. !. y.
!aESso.s DAsTEL- SrEENRop, jas AAEs'ir AEAA rIrn
n. NELSON, ? -sidn
wH mccoy. Treasurer. aasef
.. ". HEisgElI.. . A. fsTzER. Z. B. swEA EENGEN,IE.
HEISK ELL g. CO.,
Dealers in MI kiHdSOf
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
corner Of Market and Union streets, three doors
WEl. s. !EicEhaags AErron Rooms,
suE2f- YTbeelinS, Va.
A. H:LLka. x. y. AELLER
R. C. Miller & R+p.
HOUSE AND SEEN-P AEsEsssFz5ssl= @ Ia
GieFs- gTaSuGFH nd pa per hIESers-
> @G5, Main Street. q heei.us- Va sep
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Holiday Presents
ut No. Washington -AniI, lIOurOe stree

II AViAG just returned n the eastern cities,
IL offer ior sale nI= aua cul8l.et= assortment OF
" Natcaes. JeNe y silver and FsHCs JTOOls
Persons desiring 10 purchase invited and
ami my Goods, which determined sell casG7
- tar cheapest.
Quaty OF all goods warranted 70 prove good as re.
presented C. P ESOWN,
uCl5 AIaErpe u,
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COPPER, TIN, ~ SE EEi AtsON sTAhSE
Mandatory.
= THANKFUL L for tie liberal I4arTUEaga heretofore
I bestowed mnn him. subscriber would respeCt!u
@a y inform his friends and the pubic rsy that
'cen-lHueS 10 manufacture Tie above HaIl. articles in
ali teiT variety. OF which he naud. good
soTtneut Tor wholesale an' rela very lor. priest
He aso keeps on Ha coosIns stoves vi The most ap
proved nat:egn for and Wood
Job work VIII continue rereIve MS particular attention
nd he executed with PrompEHess and Ia sye that Wi
fasrId!Ous.
aug24 f vARNEY. no $ Mainst
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raTEa or ADVERvsssNe9.

gATEA oE ADVERCsSsNG.
rsE gSit Cd & b1ss ~ i q ns'safers si E;, rs aa IN
sau ulkeT expenses, yeRdeEiE= their expenses
i4zu AsretofcGe 10 agree 70 cltsga Inc 'oioFF
ai - f,f adve:listHs- and la ease whatever 10
e l!e rates be.e7si t=i lines or less OF NON
- q. eJas-''ui!n= : a t.7, se.-lie:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-21

READY ~ TINE tDR l ftE SEhSDN :!
w i. MOTTE & BROS first stock nT new
w. Spring Dry Goods
being received their Market street
1t i unnecessary 10 specify the articles, bu: suffice
Stale tat assortment Is fuller han before.
ard those wishing 10 buy tan't do better nsn Cali Al No.
! iT6 Ma ker street. FiTI&
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-21

Also great varietg aIed, which viii
sell wholesale the leas0Es terms.
Merchants disrauce VIII End i 10 their advantsge
Cal ana examine my 'juCk before ;ley make their
>Pfll and : SIIunlcT purchase.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-21

EjeF~. gTaSuGrH and paper hangers,
;, .. -, Main SiEeet. y heeI.nE. Va srf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-26

min Tho tctutch.Sanl Of the parish Of l'elsOyer,
in England, is the following
"Ie,e lies, in horizontal position, The outside
case n Thomas Iinle, clock and matchmaker.
who ,len,rted this life, womb UP In tho hops Of
t,eIhs taken In hand BY his Maker. and being
Thoroughly ceanBcd, and set aSotng IN The %o1lI =
come. on the 18th day Of August, 1851, aged 6o
Ia burial ground at Fulton, oswcGo county,
New YORK, Is the followinP:
ain memory Of The Earthly House Of qabeIn1cle,
.of Sarah A., which fell Sent 6, 1897. VII Oh tad
lleen standing 81 years and months Her psychHi'
NV was the vito Of Henry y. llibbatd, aud dauyh'
tSfof Thomas anil Mary Foster,
John ii, 26.--Yes, Sarah lives"
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uAND .ALLW
rnrrM . u. en1yt ., !. w.,alse1an

f. MY z, ~ q IA K, ~.
fThs tp,h0r encountered, III tr along the
RifcpsaIl gentleman Of rank and edgsson, Nho WY
IN ,fnIhcelte or Westminster abbey eeVS
M. 'IIii bi bAboldInS ihe eSpefI "
Mont Vernon, renatked VIII sltlse, hol yni1 ~
WITH tafeatl aId 10 thlglL your e0laIy uVs9 w
Wathlns'9nr'l .S,, 4.
dsi Il nil elii WHAT Youds tlon hayei some vast
ArI eoioniMled nile, Nll0le Dlougl ns Oolt
Should Iook With lilipg az in eaH seei
And tdtnianllhe walls hlf peGdalI arms
Will oral banners deck " sgAlu we cay
Tho eofn'd clay OF gLesl hol SUCH, lot speH
For him. These, the e0.d AM s9!eml lLVShs'Esa
Watch tunnlhS 7 lslly tiseels 70 eEe
Tbe policies souls OF AlS lame wolshlpPsIsi
H66lHoI hln1t Whose lile H3!eslie wtSil -,
Ind gI4ll, set nee from p0Nlp aEu ,snllI! oYt"
a. ~, Il. az heaven WhisI, sneS llioD bis Rpye.
Vial woaliSl thou la, 81 Il not tls spot Of earth
uost beSatIiuIi Vol moi lhiI LoIeIl 6eli,'
like n moi, lie tones misht well be6l
The wall OF WOE, tlern images " slnpld,
And pail, and IgoniLng teaIsi but tllls,
b, this-why, us Scene III Joy Tie blte
Rejoicing STREAM, Kissing eacl StalwArt luck,
IS'if 10 win Inc sleIulless CIOm It's ate,
does iIlsills OH lis way p9,t happy hoMes
Hest with The klnLllest fruits Of earth, AUD keTe
The Hills have found pathway 10 tho SUI,
Catching lie earlicat smile OF coming morn,
Ayl Ihslist glory Of departing day.
Tie flowers biAAthe their hOllcSl llceR9e round,
And al lie ar Is musical with birds
THAT fit i ON spray 10 spray.
anu mere lnIWa
SeeneSeTed nook, where trees VI uelthcSf NeIuWe
HpltpE nom OF lie mould taking the'f Io0
from eeRseerHleI uust-leIe siStpsTsi s.-
Az Of srea!nsIt that can uiel treaI ughly'
Eor m:thinkt his sainicd spill bioOus W oil
The Eerlunll ali. aud liAIlOws every AeeHe
VI ths most lovely spot.
Ati hia ar
Hack 10 Thy loTdl? Isle, and Aay u them
WHO weir their ErellnssS IN 4 JewePd ttart
4 purple robe and blaIon'd 'tpuehe,
THAI thou lAtt seen Tie grave VI lln Wll0tt ,ANle
T. welded 10 ele, ldlyi--hs1:hih
WhSAe gre their itsushly li0l 9aaiPd, before ,.,,
WhOte brow eAls rrOuhs8l IOhtTchs allrAhR, aoas|S
At thelf Uwl llllleteiSj aRL wlU.e mighty arm
u wAs lhsl broke az sItaNYs, tbs Galll'g yokes,
NH das9 10 clrtb tie eIlnsImS cI'alit they lOrlnd
wv '''" " ''''''N''8'
AID tsthit dlR
Aud say be!lle that gtaSc tltOU slw'si ore, who,
il It's own lofty GlI, and il.inIsss foods,
To loIlhe tie very name Of TJItAt, bOwh
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..NoNpAY MORNING, FEBNUARY q, -las5. !
ForItIle lptcllIgencer.

Ma. Ebiros:- you allow lady 10 in.
tmds atSh your time aud columns ot shot time,
2 d lay 6efote you d grievance ofwhich we have
long complatnei in silence, but which is now
Income SO nt,sra6le that oforbeaIancs ceases TO
10 aYllue.p 4 do wish you would turn your pa
per into a sReetatot, Guardsnc or 1atIler, and
la.hthenatners ard habis,o tile times, and tell
people plaRIy @halthey do,'a lei u appear ~
its tue coots, am sure II you would DO ih'
you would have many mole lady leuders than you
nov hare for besides tic merit Of such course
Swhlch.ws would approve, you know we are de-
scendents Of I've, aud have IN common Win our
fnalettal ancestors COME Of thai curiosity when
was 50 early and unfortunately manifested IN The
sstlen of Rdel. No3FIf you would only take
these matters in hand, lash the etiquette and tSb'
It's esse,snd point to sletT9e habits and man
nets which should prevail IN we'll oideIed society,"
you would mtet With tho apPfoHal Of me laa'cS AZ
least, and though you ATE spHetd, YET ] sno" you
respect our opinions anu wishes, loE no Ftn'e'
taln can continue such who " mol influenced W
Just appreciation OIL and difference lot wona"s
influence.
EoE dseiSn giving OUT young Sen''c'.en
touch upon some mo''eE' OF e1iqueWe, anu ue'
stt Soutoplnlon on Tue 9ues'lon @olch FHopouV0'
aad nov give no'Iee 1hsl es lonS os you a''o"
ne The use Of your Columns ! WIN continue I"
Holf Whatever may aseto Improper anu wo''.T "
correction IN the ac'sons Oh our so''eS anu " VIZ
young gentlemen IN particular
NOW,Sits desire 10 know u yolltalnH " 'ne t01
for young gentlemen 70 o'lo" Young Ioules 70 go
alone 10 evening paf''es "Hetc no on persons o'e
invited, and then 70 allow yoVnggen'leRcn 10 con'
duet them hOnie ntItr The party IS over NDW lot
my part do thins such CONDUCT outrageous OIL"
ssa YlunE lady of mt'i'c here euS'ce ny 'ouS
ac9uuinlonces generally 10 put thelt slippers ul"
sach ptsctce in future. five eau 60 aOnv OF
yitboOtthe aid Of young gentlemen, we can return
alone and !, for one mem to co. II our con-
with anil think We can get along better 10 81 tho
whole figure. Suclis my determination ii least,
and oil with whom hsYo conyetsed agree with
mr.. Now will not heat any apology. But one
oon be eiycp, and thot Is that they DO not desire
oat Company, bnt M other will answer. They
can ve,y easily find out who ere invited. Nothing
a easier than 70, then, to osk generally abons Tho
,,1ie, whom they nrs themselves asked, Now
n;onoss n ,bs Young toaiesof the town that here.
nffsy when tbis oecnts they shall unanimously 10.
,n,, HONS !, ,soy went and lot the gentleman
enioythe solitary colnpany Of tiloir own thoughts,
,o,one. / am loo inlepenlent 10 be dependent
,,on .nv NJ them, and esteem our company suf
Sc,or,Iv volnsbls 10 be sought eller Onl, JUS, in
.soao,,to. =. Wa Mil, ourselves up, will Il be-
Nan, Nav NJ, Editor, what do sou think Of these
things, but know you are too chiysrous mol to
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| NTAnDRR- .,o,. ,,I tor .,,e by
AtHon NA'F' E''''' S'''"' 4, q. NQlll q To-.
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TnE Las7 or Bs4npooK's DSrnr,--Died in
wtllamstown, Mass, January 21tt, lshnael IT,
,us, coIored, Of the extraordinary age Of 100 or
iloyeats He vas bota slave in pitginie, and
when Gen. BlAddock set on his Inflated e1pedI'
ton, the nsstst,of lshpasI ives employed BY The
cohmiaaiy 10 Transport stores for The army, and
took isRmscl with him.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-26

WtcxEp IssSuArloS!--I Spiritual Story. "A
lady al Columbus, Ohio, recently inquired Of lie
spifit.tasTets how many children she had. -Four,
tspped lie spirit The husband started Of Tho
accuracy Of The teply, Stepped up anil inquired,
6tiow r6nny have II" Teo answOted The medium.
Tho husband and vito looked a. eacll other, with
AN old smile on their faces for q riOmeut,'aRd
then te,itel uon.belisyeEs. There had been MIS-
take maGe tonephICe,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-26

aJSYs ESd pihose i6tgo often The follsWlns lines
written some Two ,yesis slaeei lltffofath beau
tlful aud effective mannstil w6lcR lheyJsRsFe g;
cited II tie Ay6spsan, D few sysHinssagoo Y,
oSisIiREEbEsy we sibelltsl % like them ell
al t6ss6liStatioa ot3aqmetpps ltlehds towlQfa
Ne eaa deny 10 teasoaable request, wetsnuOlsh
tAernt-[o. NJ.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-26

Btys4y 70 VINE GSoWtss--T6e vine sI6vers
fc Ohio, II stated, ore considering the proptfety
;ofipetIonpg Congress at lis next session 10 pass
Sa6ill TO encourage the cultivation Of the stape
and t6o mahpfaetare Of vine in Iris county, eth.
e. 81 SttsdSs county OF BY sopo other feasible
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Enf HcNL.
ENr RtNI.

FUr Rent.
TuE room cttgpitl hy lllEhfclh& Co u,t..
StoTe-r sion given on tie frst ttY m Arn. N,
HTq0lTe " ]. X, lI0lSEoTh.
Twill also ICnt Union lipll hy The ytsr lst. ,.J
rooms IL be second SOW lTOnlisO on Main Sc L.
whri, viii rent on good terms. For piriitD.is
~ hn6 INO. X, EDISku;,,'
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DETAILS BY THE BALTIC.

iii. the custom Of vessel, to tO their bells when
passing Mount Vernon,
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NEW. ApVBRT IsDMDNTs.

j esSs ssfssla store aud for j'lI 4 yoooo q Co.
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srtrpahSS3 ssysstoleta,lon means allowing you
tothjak slide, batatteslSyop want ne TO think
.sSsSa %, then Tvs std't iptoledstoH, ~
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-02
PROBATE NOTICE.
- - - =" - q . - -
STfTE OF CALTFOR.A

SI.41E or CALiFORNLA, }ss
Country OF BUTTE,
PROBATE C0URT-March Term, A. d. 1855
Bidwell, March 2Sth, 1855
IN the matte, If the Estate Of J1Ch-
SON ROARh, deceased.
at Is ORDERED By TIE COURT-That
Il all persons interested in the estate 0.
Jackson Roark, deceased, be, and they are
hereby notified to appear before said Court, on
Monday, the twenty -eigth day of May, \. D
1870, at the Court House, in Bidwill, in said
county, to show cause if any there be, why
said estate should not be divided among tho
heirs at law of said deceased Said heirs
being Elizabeth Roark. the mother, Reuben
William, John and James, brothers, and
Sarah. Rachel, Jane, Mary, Sylvia, and
Nancy, sisters of said deceased.
1t is further ordered, that the above order
be published for four successive weeks in the
Butte Record, newspaper published in said
county.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
County of Cutie,
I, French Paige, Probate Clerk in and for
said county, do certify, that the foregoing i:
a true copy Of an order Of said court now on
record IN ny Office.
Witness my hand and seal Of said
- Court, at Bidwell. this aSth day oi
~ FRENCH PAIGE.
Probate Clerk,
By r. HOBART, Deputy.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-02
STATE or c4LlF0RAzq, }


JUSTIC Z s C0j-RT,-Eureka Township
Before j. NJ, Coyington, Justice Of the
Peace.
Tie People Of Ike State Of CaE}ornia
To L.. Is. CLICK, Greeting:
NOU ARE HEREBY COMMANDED to APP
Il pear before me. ut ray office. in sand
Township, on saturday, the fourteenth day
of April, A. D. 1875, at ten o'clock, 4 NJ
to answer the complaint Of J Z Thornton,
filed in my office the twenty-fourth day Of
March, \. d. 1888, 10 vii: promissory note
for two hundred and fifty dollars with interest
at.three per cent per month, dated November
thirteenth, 1854, upon which there has been
pad one hundred dollars
If you fail to appear and answer. judgment
viii be rendered against you 10y default. for
ono hundred and hly dollars. together with
interest and costs Of suit. Hereof fan not AZ
your peril.
Given under my hand at Tompson's Flat,
this the twenty eighth day Of March. A d.
1856. J N. C0YINGTON.
Justice Of the Peace
By order Of said Court. a true copy.
mar5l III LEVI SMITH.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-02
Black Joke.

The appended negro story, copied
from a Southern correspondent Of the
BostonJ ournaI, IS not bad
General C. gave lis black man,
Sawney, funds and permission to get a
quarters worth Of Zoology at a mcna-
gerie, at the same time limiting to bin.
the striking affinity between the Sinlia
and negro races. Our sable friend soon
found himself under the canvass, aud
brought too, in front Of sedate looking
baboon, and eyeing the bibo quadrupod
closely, soliloquiscd thus "Folks-
sure's yer born, feet hands, proper bad
looking countcnance, just Ike niger,
gettin' old, l reckon" Then, as if
seized with bright idea; he extended
his hand with genuine Southern GLOW
dye do, uncle :" The ape claSpcd the
negro's- hand ard shook ii long and cor
daily.
sawney -thcn Piled his new acqiain-
lance with heterogeneous as to his name,
age, nativity, ard former occupations,
but elicitipg no replies beyond a knowing
shake of the head, or u merry twinkling
Of the eye, (the ape was probably med
itating the best way Of tweaking the
darkey's nose,) he concluded the ape
was bound to keep non-eommi;tal, and
looking cautiously around, ehucklcd out,
''Hc, he, We too sharp for them, old fell
Ter. hcep dar5-~tf.ys'd Just sPeet oas
'oord Of English, ardile nan teopM harc
lac IN ger Aqnd IN less Hen tleo min
utcS.n
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-02
The inright Wan OF Ensiness.

There is 30 being in the world for
whom feel higher moral respect and
admiration, than for the upright man Of
business. No, not for the philanlhro-
pist, and the missionary, or the martyr
feel that could more easily be a mar
tyr, thah man Of that lofty moral up
Fightness. And LIT me say more dis
tirctly, that it is not for the generous
man that feel this kind of respect
Generosity seems to me low quality, a
mere impulse, compared with the lofty
virtues speak Of 1t is got for the man
who distributes charities-who bostows
magnificent donations That may all DO
very well. | speak not to disparaee it
wish there was more Of it and yet it
may all exist with want Of the treu
lofty, unbending uprighinesS That is
not the man then Of whom / speak /;
but it is tie who stands amidst all the
interest and p'rilous eNigoncics Of trade,
firm, calm, dsnterestcd, aud upright
1t Is the man who can see another mans
distress as well as his own. 1t is the
man whose mind his own advantage does
not blind for an instanl-who could sill
Is judge upon question between him
self and his ncighbor, Just as safely as
the purcst magistrate upon the bench Of
justice.
All how much richer than ermine--
hoS fur nobler than train of majestic
rial AUTHORIZATIONS more awful than the
guarded pomp Of maj site truth Yet
it is the man who is true--true to him
self, to his neighbor, and his God--irue
10 his Conscience; and w9o feels that
the slightest suggestion of that CON
science Is more to him than the chance
of acquiring an hundred estates.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-02

The present critical state of European af-
fairs will render these publications unusually
interesting during the year 1854 They will
occupy a middle ground between the hastily
written news items, crude speculations, and
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N. B-Leonard Scott & CO., have recently
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Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-02
ORovILLE, April 18th, 1855.

ORovILLE, April 18th, l655.
DR.. D. 3. SHRIKvEs -
Dear Sir II had suffered severely for
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GERS appeared, attended with all their con
comitant evils. Three eminent physicians had
exhausted their skill in their efforts 10 effect
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relieving my pockets Of a considerable amount
of loose change. When about two weeks
since, procured a single box Of your inyalu-
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am happy 10 say, that | consider myself re-
stored to perfet health therefore. in view
Of the above facts, eanuot hesitate to res; in
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Yours, most gratefully,
JAMES D0WNEY