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Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-07-14

YM Z WOULD, most respectfully, call tho
w attention Of cur country and city
friends to our very large and choice stock Of
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS AND 81,
SHOES, &c, which we have been re- fgt
cciying within the last month, most of -
which were selected by one of the partner, in
New York, consisting in part Of
Plain, figured & plaidCioths and cassimers,
Silks. Printed and Embroid-
Colored Marcelincs anAEered table coveIs
satins. White and cold Ban-
Black, figured & plains kets,
Sinks Embroidered muslin
Printed Linen Lawns Collars and sleeves
French Jaeonets audChemiscttes and sleeves
Lawns in sctts,
Printed Organdie Mus-d.ace & Muslin sleeves,
Inns, Mourning collars
spring De LANES and Embroidered L hdkfs
Chaliies' j lconet and Swiss
French and American, Trimmings.
Gipghams, Bands and RufIcs
Jaconet & Swiss mus Ladies' and children.
Inns Hosiery of all kinds,
Nalnsook Paris mus Kid Gloves K Felt Mits
I'm, 3Bonnets and Ribbons
French, English, an6}Paras,l's & Umbrellas,
American Prints, liable b mask & Nap
Irish Linens and lawns kns
New York Mills muslii. ;rowe ling of every Va
II, 81, 64, 81 and lO4l riety.
oheeelbgs, {He'vy Ducks drills
Linen sheetipgs and rickings, cottonud,s,
Pillow Linen, kentucky Jeans,
Embroidered Lace anl3White& colored Fam
muslins curtains nels.
SILK wool and cotton, Drusgets, Mating, So.
Damasks.
We wish to call particular attention to our
stock of
SUM MER CLOTHING
just getting on irom New Gors, manufactur-
ed to order for us
Country merchants can be supplied with all
kinds OF heavy goods, San Francisco ioLbng
prices. We - IA for ''qDick sales and small
profits. We ~hall continue t. get out some
thing new by every steamer, aud would be-
most happy 10 have Al give us call
WALKER * WILSON,
IVES: side OF d near second,
Marysville
N. B Pa't;erl.r attention paid to ordera
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-07-14

WAyTED.-By the Know Nothing Wigwams
in this county, eight or ten men who Will JOIN
the order sES- and accept of office. ~ssG The
present members of the order, having Joined
from motives of pure patriotism, cannot be in
duced to accept the Offices of the county on
any terms. Applicants should apply immedi-
ately, as the number of offices is limited, and
one rule of the order is, first come, first
served"
Address Grand Ignoramus," box 1901,
P o., Bidwcll.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-07-14
Yours,
PLUsrAs.

P s. Since writing the above. the skirt Of
a coat, Ike that Ned was known to have worn.
has been found near the pine woods, about a
mile and half from the American but his
fate is still in doubt, as it is impossible to tell
the bull, or by having been caught in the
brush, or whether in his fright be did not
naturally run himselfloose from it, as old Mrs.
Peabody's greyhound did from his tail Some
suppose now that from the direction he was
taking, he may have made his way through
the woods to Grass Valley, and SO on to Ma
rysville. God grant this may be the case!
P.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-07-14

CoriLLroS PARTY-By reference to GU
advertising columns. it will be seen that GU
friend Col Derrick, announces another one Q
his Parties On the 3lst. instant Those xh
were al the Las. one will be there certain.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-07-14

DECISION OF THE SUPREME CovRr TIL,
assignment Of the property Of Adams Co
has been set aside by the Supreme Court =
This will render valid judgments and attach
ments against the firm
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-07-14

DKNTIsrRv.-Dr Hamilton the celebrated
Dentist Of Sacramento, is stopping for few
days at the Shades Hotel Persons wishing
anything done in his line would DO well ie call
and see him.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-07-14
iiining News.

Reports of the most encouraging nature
come pouring in upon us from the North,
/ South and Middle Forks of Feather river, and
also from the main Feather. We should judge.
from the advanced stage of the fumes at this
early season, and from the low stage Of water
1 in the rivers, that the prospects of the miners
are more cheering than in any previous year.
Men have learned something from experience,
and had prepared all the necessary material
lumber, timber, tools, SC, before the OPENING
of the mining season, and so as the
weather permitted, were ready to commence
upon their labors Add to this, that the wa
ter in the rivers is so low that the dams can
! be thrown in at any time, and it gives a more
certain prospect of a longer mining season
than ever before, and of course 4 more certain
hope of fair remuneration for the money and
labor expended
The mammoth work of the season is at Pot
tcr's Bar, On the North Fork, and from thence
down towards the junction. First comes the
''Pine Knot Co.., with a fume of 800 feet
The timber and lumber for the whole work
are on the bank. About 800 feet Of the
hume are already completed, and the whole
will be finished in very few days. During
the present week, about one hundred men are
employed, under the superintendent of Mr.
Hart the contractor. 1t is anticipated that
the dam viii be completed so as to turn the
water through the fume by the 10th Of Au-
gust The flume Of the Pine Knot crosses
the river near the foot of the claim, and joins
with the ." Welch' lume, which extends 800
feet further, and it joins with the flume of the
Black Sand Bar claims, which is 800 feet
long; and it in turn connects with the fume Of
the Corey claim; the latter continuing on
200 feet = making 3,400 feet of connected
fume. The whole work is well advanced, and
will doubtless be completed by the time the
dam of the . Pine Knot can turn the water
through their fume. The capital stock Of
these several companies amounts to SS2, 900.
The work is well worthy of visit, and our
old friends, White & Nutter, can furnish visit
ors with a supply of creature comforts that
would gladden. the heart of an epicure.
The g Soldier claim, on the Middle Forh,
is progressing rapidly. The material is all
on the ground and portion of the foundation
of the fuIne laid down and the rest will soon
oe completed. This claim is believed to be
rich, and the owners expect to realize hand
some thing.
The columbian Co, about two miles above
the Soldier win be taking out gold in about
three weeks. This claim has not heretofore
been worked, but lies at the foot of Montgom-
cry Bar--one of the richest in the county.
They have rich prospect, and anticipate
''pile"
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-07-14

e A camp-mectiAg began yesterday in
Suffer county, On the west bank of Feather
river. n short distance above the mouth of the
Yuba The toll bridge ut Yuba City is free
for the occasion Ample arrangements have
been made at the camp ground for the accom-
mediation Of visitors.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-07-14

~ The communication from cur CORES
pendent Plumas,' in anseher column. was
intended for cur our last No, but ewing to
some arrangement Of our uail, VIC did not
receive it in time for that issue We presume
that by this time the fate Of Mr. Marshall Is
known.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-07-14

WHERE + HE Mr.. James s. Phillips, Of
Iowa Hill, Placer county, would like to asccr-
tain the whereabouts of his son, James Wallace
Phillips ANY person knowing where he is,
will confer a favor by sending his address to
his father, at Iowa Hill
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-07-14

g- 4 person down in the valley has taker
M horse with store in his forehead ano
collar marks on his shoulder supposed to b
ter years oldr'
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-07-14

DtowNED.--we regret 10 learn that Walter
Danvcrs, a young man aged about 10 years
was drowned en- Monfay last, while attempt
ing to cross the South Fork Feather river On a
log, near Spring Ranch.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-07-14
NOTICE TO TRADERS.

All persons Trading in this county are no.
titled that Blank Licences are ready to issue at
this Office Il. 7. v.5N 0RDEN, Treas.
BidweA. May 80. 1850. nosO
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Mtm a0uertigtmsnts.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

E9Y VIRTUE OF decretal order issued
gEout Of the District Court, Ninth Judicial
District, in and for Butte county, State Of
California, to me directed and delivered. and
ordered TO sell the following property, to wit.
One house and lot, known as the Applebv
property; one carpenter-shop and lot, adioin.
ing the above property; situated in Hanson
vile. on the north side of Main street, oppo.
site the premises of James Hanson, in Orc
township, Butte county. and State aforesaid
together with all and singular the heredita.
ments and appurtenances thcreunto belong
ing, or in anywise appertaining; therefore, in
pursuance of said order, will proceed to sell.
on the Tenth day of August, A D. 1855, at >
o'clock p NJ, at the Cour: House door in Bid
we'll, the aforesaid described property, to sat.
isfy Judgment rendered by the aforesaid
District Court, for the sum of six hundred and
thirty nine 10 100 dollars (s659 75) and in
terest on the sum OF FIVE hundred and ninety
eight dollars, (559S) at the rate of three per
cent. per month from August 10. 1854 until
paid, and accruing costs on executing said or
der, wherein James Shields is Plaintiff and
james Y Jones defendant
Dated this l4th day OF July, A D. 1866.
p. FREER,
jyl4 36-td Sheriff Butte county.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-07-14
NOTICE.

& ORENZ0 REISlNG, Executor Of the es-
& Atate of J ohm Warponburg, deceased, will
make final settlement of his Exccutorship D.
of sail estate before the Honorable Pro-
bate Court, on Monday, August u, 1865, at
the Court House, in Bidwel
4. +. GRIFFITHS,
Clerk Probate Court
Bi lwell July I, SD lyli.3G.4
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-07-14
NOTICE

Is hereby given TO the Stockholders of the
Feather River and 0phir Water Company, that
a meeting of said Company will be held at the
Central Hotel in Butte County, on Saturday
the 1lth day of August, A. D, 1855, at
o'clock, P. NJ, for the purpose of increasing
the capital stock of said Company to the sum
of 5000 600
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-07-14

Political APPOINTMENTS. = We under
stand that Senator Weller and Ex-Governor
Foote have agreed to speak in company, at the
following places :-Sacramcnto, Auburn, Ne
vada, Downicville, Marysville, Mokelumne
Hill, Murphy's, Sonora, Stockton, and san
lose
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-07-14

LSlAtc OF UHHTIts INyIOT, {
Deceased.
MTOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that on
~ Monday, the Dist day of August, A b.
1855, before the Probate Court. proof will be
made of the heirship of and the nett assets Of
said estate paid over to Nelson Taylor. Cyrus
Fuller and Mary Ann, his wife, Clarinda De-
Wolf, Nathaniel B. Ellsworth and Anna NJ
his wife, James II. Taylor, W. II. Farchild
Ephraim Dyer and Balinda, his wife, and
Judson Taylor, Jonathan Taylor and Benja.
min Taylor, minor heirs of said estate OF their
legal attorneys or representatives.
By order Of the Court.
Al GRIFFITHS.
Clerk Of Probate Court.
July I, 1850. jyl4-36it
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-07-14
Laborers Wanted

ANE HUNDRED MEN WANTED, to work
~ on the Feather Eieer and 0phr Water
Co.'S Ditch.
Application to be made at the Company's
office-Bidwclls Bar. Wages $50 per month >
aud found. jeS0
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-07-14
DISSOLUTION.

n Office is hereby given that the partner
: Z ship heretofore existing between Lorenzo
Fields and VIM. Graves, was on the It'll day Of
July, 1850, dissolved by mutual consent
iyl4-36 LORENZO FIELDS
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-07-14
NOTICE

NJ. II. DBERAcn, Sec'y.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-07-14
american valley Correspondence.

Celebration of he Fourth at -4merlcan pd!-
ley Grand Bull and Bear Fighf-Ffght
and Foot Race Grand KRotc Nothing
RaHey. and splendid specimen Of Boiling
Ned Marshall gone up in Balloon or
lost in the Hoods.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-07-14

June 20, 1855
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AMERICAN ABOLITION SOCIETY,"
GESsIT SMITH, President ARTHUR rAPpAx, Treasurer No.
4s Beskmsbst Eeu.York VIM GoopELL. Correspo ng
secrsisry, No. 40 be.kman st New York.
Tbs Soci ~ 90 ds that Slave Is sLfa and is rot
mercy ssonai but national that Abolition delayed By the
siat', is Dstions necessity and must be nstioss IL
silsins that avery Ill, gal that 1t violates the Consu
ron that its tolerance the iusndery of Presdo aud thai
tie Fe6eIs Government has oos po abolish 1:
In al IA. Staea II demands Freedom for the whole ,uet-
po; Of III the exfneti1a-not the limit ion
Of Slavery II cs OF the popleno to rsmpls the Con-
rtutor-rot t, dissolve TIE Uaionnot to overthrow the
eminent but ard preserve them all Ia sshos slavery
Ito Executive Co nnitee pu,'h Tr,sts Pamphlets, and
NORTH, Paper and keep Depository Of Books at their Office
No Beeknsnst Nov York They emp oy Lsc,urss, hold
Convenlps circulate Petitions Consress supply Iaforms
for Public Men and tors and vsicusy sgste the sub
From oiferen. parts RI tbs country they receiving
spp icons for Lecturers Publications. ILfomaon, aud As
bsyond their OF supply They cheered daily
By the spprov: Of tried veterans and conves The
haves. 10 great, the lsborers few tie 1nisy
s.oty. Tiny APPEAL FRIEyDs OF FREEDOM yok
FUNDS. by month .us,c;t otherwise. They solicit
Increased patronage for their Paper They recommend the
forming Of local SOCIETIES for thess PURPOSES
TEyas Of The "bADrcAL ABoLrrossT:" 50 cents Per
rum single sabscTbes 81 for copies % for copies; s.
for Ia copies 50 copies large commission to Travel
rsAsenu Address Wn GoopELL, Editor. No 20 Beeknsn
st.. EewYos Funds FOR the Society," to be sstt to AsTHUs
TAPPAx, No az Bsekman.st New York"
By order OF the Executive Committee,
Ed,,or, pl.dsseopy WA. GooDELL, Cor. Ss,.
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A COUNCILMAN ON A SPREE.
HIS ARREST FOR ASSAULTING TWO PO-
LICEMEN AND A HACK-DRIVER

HIS ARREST FOR ASSAULTING TWO PO-
LICEMEN AND A HACK DRIVER.
On Sunday nght M. Edward C. Mcconnell Coun.
Gilman from the Thuty-feurth District, aud Edward
Underwood, one of bis friends, had Notification to-
sehe Oh TIE east side Of the city which ended rather
pptstsfscto1iy 10 both Of them, two policemen and
hack 6rver. 1t seems that the two gentlemen after
beirg driven about town for several bours and after
having token supdIy drinks at sundry public houses
their route, go. 10 q collision with the driver Of
the hack in which they riding, Patrick Shields
by Ian Q, who made affidavit that they struck him
eevers times. The noite consequent upon this opera
ton Induced policemen Kirk and Halick Of the
Thirteenth Ward to hasten 10 the scene of conflict,
and the former swesrs that the COuncilmao struck
him several times, knocked hin do w. pulled out
burfch Of his hair auc took away his club The last
named officer make Y similar statement as to the
manner IN which he was TESTED and adds thereto
that the CO unciman "bucked" him several times in
the face with bis head. The two gentry were finally
arresttd and yesterday Justice Wood held the Coun-
cimsl to bail 10 the sun Of $500 on each complaint
Of assault and battery, there being tbrse complaints
and bis companion in $500 to answer for assault and
battery on the hack driver. Mr. John Cudney of No.
Pas McnIoe street became bondsman for the worthy
COUNCILMAN, who, when questioned by the magistrate
IN regard to his Sunday plight operations, said that he
had recollection Of having beaten either Of the
co,pf.lhinsuts
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EFFECTS or THE GALE.
A CHURCH-STEEPLE BIO WN DOWN AND A
SUGAR-HOUSE UNROOFEO.

On Sunday night about o'clock, duriog the strong
gse Of wind the roof of the Peoples Sugar Re Emery
tituated in Frs street, at the f,ot Of South Second
Eastern District Of B ofklyr, was bio vn of. The
roof which covered the main building a5ou. 10
feet in length by IS VIDE. Az il was raised up into
the cir II broke 10 the center and portion was car.
fied over two dwelling boufes and came do Tn with
TREMENDOUS .sh in South Second street, distance Of
over fifty rods
The other portion was carried a,rtss the street and
stru spaiust the house No ia First street. occu-
pied by Mr.. WIN. Shepard. The portico and front
steps were considerably tmished up, and tae fence
and trees in front were entirely demolished. Quite
number of panes of glass were broken 10 the two
adjoining houses by flying fragments. Owing, per.
bsps 10 the sto IN, but :ew persOns were abroad and
no one was Ia iured.
Dung the same gale the s,eeple Of St. Mays
Catholic Church. situated a: the corner OF Leonard
snd Reufen streets, Brooklyn, e. D., was blowo
down, and slightly damaged oto corner Of the dwell.
ing on the opposite eide. The steepe vas about 100
ket IN length, and has always been considered dan.
geovs. The door on the frat platform was sad to be
Cpep and ss the steepe FL ed with air. 1t was essily
carried over. Some considerable excitement was
caused from rumor that a man and boy had been
tiltd. Search Was maze, and al that was found was
The mutilsted remains OF an eyed dog.
The violent gale of Sunday night and yesterday
had the effect Of tearing down awnings ADD signs
kveipg fences, ana uprootiDg trees in various eI-
posed localit about the city; but, far
tsi1ed, no serious damage was occasioned in the
Western District.
The bs'k Cape Fear o. New-York parted her fas!ea
ing the New York side and 6Ited over the river,
where che wss made fast at the foot of South Sixth
street by the ferry hands.
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Advertisement
From tie appearance of the numerous crowds

OF Isdes that visited clost o Rich Dress odI
OF CHAs HED6 Co. No Sol Gsndst many induced to
excsiD Chaos suey asain" 1t oei the evident d.
alton the If the aforesaid ladies short
work Of III but be stock contsne some $50 600 ~an Of
rict erd fsbionsbs styles OF Fall and Wnte
sacrifice with the ale OF adj
cerk failed obtain the obect therefore the
duc-mobts will Be offered To-day
sired effect viz: complete closing Of the
sniiis stoek 81 any and every sacrifice.
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A BURGLAR CAPTURED "A young man giving MS
r.ns a. samuel Holman wa rrs,sd IN The store o. Z.
~. s.rpsr Of hyrts and Adams street, q lsts
bar on sura4y p'sht Apefhbx save ths sA.g tna C-
sDs sm'ta asd srwn wish once; HYDE o. ne -.
Soe Whes a.sceysrs4 be pretesaed 70 Be sassp ~ ~
sot s.lor, Justice Smith ard eorarsttea fof neenp
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Advertisement
PRESTO CHANGE-Cn Saturday the patrons Of
Edyor, please cop,

PRESTO, CHANGE.-On Saturday the patrons Of
A. g CoLBy No 81 Sdsv found him busy us1s dSps y
tr bis rich DRESS Coos to their sdmg gre But this
morning Preso what change bis new 'er, No 30 Grani
full operation; fich Dies od OF the s;sst and
desirable fab;ics styles HousekepeTs Goods
vss will offered indictment far below tbs Of
imp tsoD and &c uptown free ticket in the rail
cars erdrsses
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THE GALE IN THE HARBOR.

The squat Of Sunday night was not attended with
any disasters that We have yet learned Of A fore
srcsf Schooner went ashore the outside of Coney
Island, on Sunday morning, and appeared to be full
Of wafer
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

CaARTr.-Tte Society Of St Vincent de Paul, con-
nec.ei with the Jay street Roman CAth'fo church,
hss received ard eIpendsd in chsiitsble purposes
duIipg the past year s72s $500 families were re
Hsve6, and the members of the Soc'ety inside !, 1927
visits to the poor There are IS active members OF the
Scoisty.
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IAdyerfisefpent.l

JUST RECEVED-A splendid lot Of French
CaFsTsurs and prepared 10 the most delicious man.
nec ICED stuffed hsIons gaoss Marons dstuses
h HESRy hAILIARp. Confectonsr No 62i Broadway
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TIE most successful operation Of late has been
lbs Introduction Of Patent Pen and PEEcIL made b.
WmAnTH Of No. "A Maaenll ne For beauty elegance and
fail ske the public - the best thing OF
a. id ever iust Win arb has also every othst style OF
n, AID YKScIL CASE sEd GOLD PIss for sale
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ELASTIC, DURABLE AND UNsiIRINKABLE.
Our celebrated
SIX, Wooden, and Merino
UspYRsHiRTs AND DRAwERs
po.ssss even quality adapting them 10 the season.
fn.y Ms soft ssstie durable, and extremely cheap
A. RANKIN 4 Co., Hoaers,
Ne. l04 Bovsfy.
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GasLIGHT COMPANY Notice has been given of an
application 10 the mex, L-sis Lco-porue
Gss mpany with capital Of $1,000 10 the City Of Hnd'ou
with TeGson it's throughout the city and wnstip
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Internationally
vP ADMISSION splendid assortment OF

FREE ADMIsSION.-A splendid assortment o.
F.,cy Bsshets Toys Surprises and Confeoo eysl
style ard selected with the greatest possible care
will be ready for exhibition Dec II, a. q HAILLARDs
No e9l R-osdvay The public respectfully invited TO ca
.ad ksuus this rare before purchasing wheI
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Advertisement
Observation-Disclosures with Charts and


Written Descriptions Of Character given DAILY and EVEN
H.. n tbs ROOM Of FowLsz and Wills No 500 Broadway
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AcctDEsr on rHr CIrr RAIbRoAD.-A little boy,
,,n.i ch,s.. MsGur. ssOusiy injured Fulton
ma ys.tss morning While plsyis stost che Of the cars
va, 4, motor He vas taken TO . neishborns h,use AID
nsst.I sahssSs ". ssld IN Tbs driver aid not O'''fVe
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Advertisement

TIE great exhibition Of PHoIOGRAPns, for which
n God Medal va ssuoed al nDPotors q the ate
Fnr OF tbe Institute - seen 81 tns oa
~ N 6pRIKY FREpEIicKs, Ne. 50 Broadway.
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lAdHArflseInMlil

Gas, GAsl,-SeverL new styles OF GAS FIX
yulrs sarpssaps beauty and workmanship anything eve.
offered b.rs Oar dedI.n are gIoiuens nv and on.,
pfivats churches fseoriss 10 this country Cs
8 OK srsk Manufacturing Depot, No. SIG Brosd.sE
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TIE GREAT INHALING Remedy for Asthma,
Coomp<on ana Of the throat and unsi Dr. Cur
siss BYci ThOus.od have been restored heath the
,a y,ar b, the Hyqssns Principal Office, No SO Broadway
o. cd By C. H. RNG No. 1876 Broadway Price only -
eaosaa, Dr. CuIrB VII be u the cfscs daily non 10 70
Vtosk vhs.s hs nay Be consulted free Of charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-11
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WILSON'S DANDELIoN COFFEE-For Dyspepsia
idsstior Sick Headsehs Bilious and liver Dsesss and
especial, RECOMMENDED Of delicate constitutions
SD Is al respectable ApoheeAds, ard s the prinsips
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-11

STATE NORMAL ScHooL.-The New jersey Sti'e
Erns School ts far been 'uccesfu Tbs ngm5er Of
uoents 10 for'y and tbs number IL Increasing The new
Normal School buidir Trenton Is rapidly approaching
p,etiop, and will probably be ready in tso month";