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found myself on litter, and among friendly faces
Looking forth, as was borne away, saw only one
sight in all that ghasty field OF death. II was the
old Zingara's corpse Plundered in turn by my
soldiers, il lay naked stripped Of Its gaady rags,
and monstrous yulture had selected i for bis
prey, as something more corrupt than all that lay
around
Ny faithful Achmet told me that for hours after
they found me he could not succeed In getting me
to relax my grippe on my Colts pistol If sur
vive these wars, and ever become a respectable
citizen of ould Ireland" again. that weapon shall
be preciods heirloom to hand'down to my chill
drens children as the instrument Of my providen-
tial escape from such death.
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STATE DKPARrMESr-We understand that I
Wednesday Last Baron Don Antonio Winspei
presented his credentials 70 the Secretary Of ST,
and was received as charge daffaires of his I
jesty the King Of the Two Sicilies to this goyA-
ment.
The Hon. William Little Lee presented hire
dentials TO the President on Wednesday, ansas
received as Envoy Extraordinary and Mister
Plenipotentiary Of his Majesty the King the
Hawaiian islands.
NAVY DEPARrMFSr.--Un United States FEigf Con-
gress.--The United States figate Congre) Com
mander Craven, is now ready for sea- Je New
York Journal Of Commerce says:Fff4L &
"She has hauled into the stream from u Brook
Ign navy yard, and viii sail on Saturday She goes
to the Mediterranean to take tie place the nag
ship Cumberland, which has ist returnd she y
expected TO be absent three fears. Shl takes OUT
number Of boys; and her truise viii srye 70 test
the expediency Of the APPRENTICE sysem IN INC
service. Commander Msrnder goes gut In her as
feet captain. Surgeon Bishop has been relieved,
and Surgeon Eversfiel has taken his place. Rev.
Mason Noble, of washington city, goes as chap
lain y 80 teQ .e.s.t VI ~
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WASHINGTON, ID. G.
The weekly Organ to Clubs.
FRIDAY. JULY 13, 1866.
WILLIAM M. BURwELL, Editor.

In consequences of the liberal patronage which has
been extended to the Anerca1 Organ, by its friends
throughout the Union, and in order to promote to
the fullest extent the growth of American principles,
the propretors viii hereafter furnish it at u year
per copy, to all clubs of one hundred or more. At
this low rate Of subscription, they are confident OF
receiving large accession of subscribers to their
present list, which reaches $4,000 copies and Of
extending, in corresponding ratio, the advance
ment Of American principles in every section Of the
country.
An inducement is, by this arrangement, offered to
newspaper agents, booksellers statoners, and others,
to act an agents for the Anerian Organ and to the
present notice we accordingly invite their attention.
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CHOLERA.
a CERTAIN Cure for this Disease may
"A be found in the use of Perry Davis's Vegetable
PAIN KILLER


DuBuoUE, Iowa, May 5, 1855,
GENTLEMEN: feel under obligations to you for the
benefit have received from your invaluable Pain
Killer.
We have had some cholera here on the Mississippi
thus early in the few days since, assisted
in "laying out" and buryng Of our citizens, who
was supposed TO have died with the disease. The
next morning was taken with severe vomiting. nc
companied with GOODNESS Of the extremities. Warm
covering aod publications. failed to restore warmth
My wifes family, who had used the Pain Killer with
during the cholera season n Buffalo, in lS49,
advised me TO take it. took two doses, at intervals
Of fifteen minutes. A fine perspiration ensued, and
the next day, barring little weakness, was wei,
and have been since. ft eg
II may have been attack Of sgue; but, whether
ague or cholera it answered my purpose. A
Since my recovery, find that several Of our citi-
1ens have used the Pain Killer as a remedy for cho.
lers and pronounced = good | therefore take plea
sure in recommending Il 10 still more extensive
notice. ~
Yours, truly, w. NJ. CR0IZER,
Attorney-at-Law.
Perry Davis q Son, Providence, Rhode Island.
The Pain Killer is sold by Gray Bsllantyne, and
John 7. Mortims, Washington, ID. c.
iy g-8m
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THE POTOMAC RIVER STEAMBOAT
COMPANIES ~

| NEW AND OOMFUNIABIE
HTEAMBOAT 1ALICEyC PRICE,
- Captain SAMUEL BAKER will leave Wash
ngton 1t six o'clock, A. NJ and Alexandria at seven
o'clock, A. M:
On Tuesday mornings, for Mattox, Currioman, l..
Machodoc, Piney Point, Kinsale, Gone.
On Friday mornings, for Chapel Point Wicomco,
.Leonardtown, Piney Point, st. Mary's. Cone
A. NJ, for St. Marys, Piney Point, Leonardtown, Wi
comico, Chapel Point.
On Saturday (returning) leave Cone at 4 o'clock,
A. NJ, for Kinsale Pipey Point L. Machodoc, Cur
rioman, Matox.
Calling at the usual landings on the river, when
signals are made.
By order of the Board
ALEXANDRIA June l, 1856 President.
lune Ia
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FnreurruL ACCUMULATION or Mls,oarvsrs,

FRIGHTFUL ACCUMULATION or MIsFoRTUNEs,--
The widow Of the late English Admiral Boxer is
now suffering from most dire accumulation of
misfortunes the first of these was the death from
cholera of her nephew, at Balaklava. This was
followed by the decease, from the same cause, of
her husband. The next intelligence she received
was to the effect that her house in the country had
been burned to the ground Scarcely had she been
made acquainted with this fact when the failure
Of Messrs Straban's bank in London deprived her
of not less than thirty thousand pounds and, to
crown all her misery, she has now son before
Sebastopol, who, it is expected, cannot long sur
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THE U. s. Army orucrRs RETURNING FROM
RUSSIA Warsaw correspondent Of the London
News writing June 49, says:
"Three American officers Of the United States
army have arrived here from 81. Petersburg, where
they went to ask permission 10 60 TO Sebastopol
to watch the progress Of events. As they appear
to have been sctuated by mere curiosity, leave
not granted them, and they win return BY way Of
Germany"
The officers referred to, are Majors Dela6eld
and Mordecsi, and Capt. Mcclellan, who were de-
spstched by our government to the Crimea for sci.
entiic purposes.
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CRoP IN QUEEN ANSr's CoUsrr.--The farmers
in Queen Annes county, Maryland, have nearly
finished their wheat harvest, and the CentreviIe
Sentinel states that the crop is universally looked
upon as excellent both as regards the quantity and
quality of the grain. The oat crop bids fair TO be
abundant, and the growing corn is vigorous and
healthy
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A CASE or PoisosIse IN CAROLINE COUNTY
The Esston talbot county, Star says
We learn that lady named Miss Mary Reed,
and two other members Of the family, residing near
Grecnsborough, Caroline county, we're poisoned one
day last week, by negro woman employed as a
cook in the family, by drugging the coffee with
arsenic. Miss Reed has since died, and the others
are not expected TO live. The negro has been ar
rested and placed in Denton Jail.
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Mr.. CUsHIsG.-It is reported that Mr.. Caleb
Gushing desires the appointment Of Minister to
England, in place ofMr. Buchanan, who intends TO
resign on the Let of October. Mr.. James Lyons
of Virginia is spoken of as the probable successor
of Mr.. Cushing as Attorney General, although the
North would seem to be entitled to the place.
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CONGRESSIONAL VACANCY IN MASSACHUSETTS
The Hampshire Gazette announces that Henry
Morris, ESQ.,, Member Of Congress elect from this
Congressional District, has been appointed Judge
of the Court of Common Pleas, in place of Judge
Hoar, resigned. His resignation takes effect in
September next, and Mr.. Morris, having accepted
the appointment, must, Of course, vacate his seat
in Congress.
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Hon. THEODORE @. Husr, Of New Orleans, has
been nominated for Congress by the American
party of that district Mr.. Hunt was one of the
most distinguished members Of the last Congress,
and we anticipate his reelection by a large ma
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WILSON Co. RUSsisG SMALL IN MAssAcHu-
sErrs.--Wilson Co. held their fusion convention
at Worcester, on Monday. There were about 90
delegates present Itwssa cold affair. The reso-
lutions were pretty much like those passed by the
Cleveland Know-somethings. A committee on
fusion was appointed, and that was pretty much
all that was done.
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NKw CoLLreE--Tbe Abingdon virginlan learns
that college Ia about TO be established at Lynch
burg, Va, under the patronage Of the Methodist
Protestant Church. This viii be third college Of
high grade established by this denomination In the
United Statss
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We learn that Hon. VIM. r. Smith, Of Alabama,
viii undoubtedly be reelected to Congress. His
own county, Fayette, which has been one Of the
strongest Democratic counties in the State, will
give him msjority--and the remaining counties
Of the district are Wing.
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.Me,p Hanushire Leaislature.

CONCORD, N. H., July l2.-The House Of Rep
resentatives has postponed the ten hour law until
the next session. Police Justice Hunt, of Nashua
was removed by party vote. The bill to remodel
the Judiciary was passed by large vote. The
United States Senators were Instructed to support
any bill that may come before the Senate for the
extension Of the period for the naturalization Of
foreigners 10 twenty years.
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Mr.. Goech, partner in the house Of George Pea
body & o., of London, came out in the Pacific,
intending to make brief tour through tho United
States Htf aa ,.n .tf4HH F1h betasthtM
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ed the garb OF freeman, and stands on the
platform Of equality with Mr. Pierce himself
From this event we draw happy augury for
the Republic "Rome has not lost the breed
Of noble bloods.' If there are partisan Presi-
dents, who deem that this country and its hon
or are to b. held In trust for the sole benefit OF
their party. If there are Cabinets who believe
that every variety of faith, differing with their
own, ought to be visited with Incorporating
prescription, of head and otiice-there are
yet, thank God, sturdy Protestant republicans,
who will stand for the purity of our govern
ment, for the integrity of the Protestant reli-
gioD, and, if required to sacrifice their con-
science for a salary, will proudly offer their
offices and their reasons TO the intolerant
tyranny that proscribes them, and resort, like
John Wilson, to honest labor for living
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GoLD MSEs.-The Sierra Citizen says that the
proprietors Of Poverty claim" during the nine
weeks ending May 9th, took out 81, 4Se, being an
average of $3.50 per week. There are four
owners of the claim, and the weekly expenses are
not quite $35o-leaving clear profit per share Of
about 1915 per week.
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LIBERAL DosATIoS.-A liberal donation to the
Massachusetts, Home Missionary Society was made
the past week by an unknown person. The
amount was ts,O00-the largest sum ever given
by one individual to this object.
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7t.n,.el Resuo,ed---Ripcr Risino.

WHEELING, July l2.--The breach in the BaDt-
more road, caused by the late heavy rains, has
been repaired. The trains leave here this evening.
The river is l8 feet and rising
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A recent number Of the New York Journal of
Commerce contained the following singular sdver-
tisement:
CHrLp's CAUL ron SALE-To sea captains and
others For sale chids caul, price 5000. Ad-
dress Medicus, Journal Of Commerce Office.
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OFFICIAL VorE OF vrReNiA.--It IL stated that
the official vote Of Virginia has been received from
all but is counties, and, counting the unofficial
from these, Wise has majority ofi0,l30.
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We learn, with great regret, that Mr.. Josiah b.
Hills, formerly Of Washington city, was murdered,
on the 18th Of May, by Indians, while encamped
within 200 miles Of Crescent City, California.
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The Providence Journal, speaking Of Mr.. s.
Wells Williams, the recently-appointed Secretary
Of Legation to China, says that he is the best v-
ing scholar Of the Chinese language out Of China.
Attorney General Cushing found him Of great SER
vice at the time of his mission to China Mr.. Viii
liams has, besides, been very useful to all our Min
listers in that country, from his thorough under
standing of the language and character of the
people.
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The wheat harvest in Western Maryland is
nearly over and the yield generally said to be large
and Of excellent quality.
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We learn that Mr.. David Price, Jr., late Of Alex
andria, and now resident Of Crescent city, Cali.
FORMS, was, at the last Municipal election in that
place, elected Mayor Of the city
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AUGUST STATE ELECTIONS States Of Ala
bama, Arkansas, Iowa, Kentucky, Missouri, and
Texas hold their State elections on the first Mon
day in August; Tennessee on the FIRST Thursday of
the same month, and North Carolina on the second
Thursday.
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BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF
GEORGIA.. sf8 63 z
.sg- And remember every prize is drawn at each

50l prizes, in all, amounting ,00l
ONLY TEN THOUSAND TICKETS.
Tickets $l0--Halves S5--Quarters 50 50.
SAMUEL SWAN, Agentand Manager,
jy e--dU22 Atlanta, Georgia
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CIScIssATI, July l2.--General Sergeant to-day
made formal demand on each of the military
companies composing the Irish battalion TO deliver
up, forthwith, all the army appendages and accout-
rements in their possession which order was obey
ed only by one company.
General Sergeant then served out writs Of re-
pleyin, and the sheriff took possession Of the en-
tire accoutrements of the other companies A
similar demand is to be mande on the German
companies. The cause of these demands is alleged
insurbordination on the 4th of July.
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We observe in the National American, a
call for meeting Of the State Council in yir-
ginia, for the purpose Of ratifying the Platform
adopted in Philadelphia, and maturing the or
ganiMtion Of the Order in accordance with the
developments Of nationality which are every
where presenting themselves.
The radical change which has taken place in
the discipline has made it the duty Of its MEN,
bers to avow and defend openly everywhere
the principles and purposes ofthe Order. This
win require system Of official appointments,
with view to the character and qualifications
for argument and public oratory. Virginians
dislike mystery, and prefer the full light Of dis
cussion upon every question submitted to their
consideration. Has the American party any
thing to fear from the publicity fits doctrines,
or from the inability Of its men to defend
them2 Surely not We hope then to see all
Of the ability and eloquence of the Order
brought to the front, and engaged in the dis
semination and advocacy Of those great princi-
pies upon which the Order is founded, and
upon whose success the common and particu-
lar prosperity Of the States 50 much depends.
Wecould indicate no point which would seem
particularly preferable for holding the proposed
council any central or accessible place would
answer; for we are convinced that there will
be general and enthusiastic attendance, to
show that the Order is not discouraged by tenn
porary reverses, but is permanent and per-
petual.
We may add, thata consolidation ofthe State
Councils win, in our opinion, givesuperior con-
sstency and efficiency to the Order, and should
be done without hesitation. Although fromthe
geographical divisions of Virginia, itmay have
appeared more convenient to hold two councils,
we believe that there is no other State in the
Union in which such division Of action is
known, and us not absolutely necessary in Vir-
GINA, it ought to be discontinued.
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ICY We have received the first number of
the "Placer Press" paper devoted to the
advocacy Of American doctrines 1t is printed
at Auburn (Cal) a town lately destroyed by
fire, but which has, California like, sprung up
again from its ashes.
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BY THE MORNINGS MAIL.
Trial of a BritisA Consul.

CINCINNATI. July l2.-The examination Of the
British consul for enlsting troops for the Orimea
was concluded this AFTERNOON, and the decision
deferred. At the close Of the examination the
Attorney for the United States moved that the
consul be placed under bonds, which was refused.
The attorney for the defendant contended that
Honecroft, having been arrested in his house,
which the law Of nations holds sacred, his arrest
was Illegal, and that the enlistment must actually
be here TO render the act criminal. The trial Of
other parties under arrest commences tomorrow
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LORD RAGLAs--SEBAsroPoL.-- Providence
journal has a letter from a correspondent dated
ION board the bark Fanny Esler, Of Baltimore,
Kameish, in the Crmea, May %, 1885," from
which we take the following:
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THE AtLrEp souADRoS.--The Echo du Paci6que
publishes the following letter, received per Archi
bald Oracle, from officer in the French feet con-
tanning some precise details Of the movements
and plans Of che allied squadron
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Thus had good sight Of the leader Of the
British forces in the Crimea. lie has firm, en-
ergetic step, and martial bearing that would
well become much younger military man. His
presence is dignifed, not naughty, and his counte.
nance il not really pleasing is not rcpusivc. The
absence Of the right arm, little below the shout
der, is to him perpetual mernento Of the field Of
Waterloo and Napolean the Grand
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Teaal Noitrc5.
NOTICE


60 Il Butte, Q. lir Up 5A'e1 C,i,s' Up.
NJ AETHA T.. COT EN, having been duly
w svoIn- dciHses and >ays iAsf she IN
ieHd, 10 carry Ga business in Ter own r .Is.e.
aud ID er owl &C nguf. AT the teEu 81 l. neh
burgh. in sad Tewn. i,il.. c unity ana Stai4.
That she Intends 10 keep bvy, ing .,ii.v ami
sai'en AMI 'hat she " 4 be ind y.daaiiy re
>p's1oie III her own Lame f.r ali debts e,,f,
traced y her Ca s.cc, at. at her SID it-
nezs. and taat the amount inyes3ei in sni,i
business Goes Let exceed the sum Il i've tEou-
sand dollars.
MARTHA Z. GOTTEN.
Sworn and subscrib be ore HE, tins SIS.
DAY Of July. i b 1870
ALEX. COLES, J. P.
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OBSERTE TIE TOE-I CLOCK!
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NOTICE

The creditors # Domingo Zlnoui, an insel
Vent debtor. resd ng il the County OF Butte
anu State q California. are her. by lct tiea t.
be and appear within thi' = d .js ir..ul the
i tie hereof before the lI0n- D strict Court Q.
lie Ninth Judicial D.sITicl of tie STATE OF
California. and show cause. il any theie lie
why AZ assignment Ct s..il nso!yent estate
should hot be made. AMI he be discharged from
his debts in manner pr, scribe by law.
By order Of the Court
- Witness. A E Gr.fl'he, Geek i
I the District Court. with tie Seal
/ ) there herennta affixed at f g.
~ this Is IA day o. july, D., 100
A. L. GRIP. MS. C.egk
LOTT s S4xroN, Attorneys Tor petitioner
Ug2S-3ol
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STOLEN

4 ' the night Il Angus, 18th. from the Il n
SSn' H,ase' - IN hes north OF Marysrille a
mall sized Caitornia mare Sad r,re i
lsght dun or claybank Tor. has Msi ] I'm
8d#eli's marx ami brand, .rd Is s.,n.xh.,
2. tFsncea with foal With her ~ss taken a
rpsr:~A sadsi e, nearly rev. a hrilie. r;ryeI
~i'h chs Is As tbs ht. With hair re n
ANY ono giving Information tb-a1 viii lead T..
tie ds.~c;ia.. II tie ihls; 9sHsi recovery # tie
lroPSrsy. ~! he iiovFal y rewarded n rp!i-
cation 10 ne Sousn' Hs-cse. OF to-rra1s Bid
p ssasise, N4ry-yiliA
Asst { -. STILES
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DISSOLUTION

NTOTICE Is here gwen int liz fsr'Ger
! Z ship heretofore exI N be:FerE 5he ng
'!rr-ign-i, uuder the name N : y,c : 5 "a
croft & Burrows, i tins i = dissolved br niu
tnal --ElS.fa ". Burrows witEd Aw
ny from the Il N. TIE ha,iu viii hefe+f
ter BE- conducted = \ Btncroff, n hi.
own account, sha Is AUTHORISED 10 settle =
matters sTperfa'niniuc 10 tie late partner
III ?, and sgu the nalae ot the fr'n in i a. tn.
ton. { \ { &NCEGFf.
l. VI BURROWS
3 dwell, August 1T 1850 20 It
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Probate COURT.
May Term, 1850.
u ~.

May Term, 1850
Bds.li, July : 1855
State Of California, Iu the rnattsr 81 ,he s-tst,
Cnunty al fusle oi J.hu r Keu, de /
ct Is ORDERED 81 THE CUU..T that The
i liuinI~tra.t'.r uf said estate 10 sell The res
e-ta'c ii sad ieceas d, after givi 4. due "a tic,
require bg law; and shai II report Of Ii.
sale thereof be made &c this Court at the me-
tei II thereof.
ATTEST.
4 true copy Of IN orlsr q saii Couf.. cau2
- aforesaid. from The ,urnal q tie gsecee!
.ngs Thereof
Witness my hand ard seal II ssil Court. q
B.lwel!, this Eta day o. jay. 1875
\ I GEIFFIrHS
Pr bate cic1t.
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FOR SALE

n8 TO LET-A large and good HOUSE
~ >ituatei n >tringtewn. formerly lei j.
Hotel and Trailing post. nth furniture AMI
fixtures complete.
Pr further particulars rnerire Of seph
Verwee. st the Shade Hotel b.dw-il's r. -
OF W s II ?. L ,il. At the Mountain flan>e
B1ren. JGly 18Th 1855. lgi4 3n
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Los Z.

r oST BY THE BscAIBER. Butte county
AYsrraRt> No So. drawn n NJ fav.r f.
80 No 53T Tor : 20, and NJ 55S or 535
tor SlG9. / persoa- afe hefeby notidssi mol
IL receiva the same payment thereof li,-
t,eSD stopped at the ossce u glun Treasurer
E. < D0oiE-
D.irsfl. July 81, 1855 3S3.'
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EsTRAT

HAME to the premises OF the undersignf i.
~ 3 miles y bow Hamilton, on Feather nv 7,
a hiAek horse. about Il han l. b Oh has 3,
white spot in the iorchetd. aud is brandesi 90,
The left hip with horse shoe The owner Is
hereby notified TO come forward, prove pm.
perty, and take him away, or he viii be sid
10 pay expenses
BAXTER s BARTLETT 5
August Ilth. 1855 II Sh