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Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-18
KEEP COOL

TINE PEOPLE II Bidwell and vicinity, who
l. desire 10 keep cool. during III. present
warm weather. should call at LEARNARD 5
H4ir Dressing Saloon. and take shower hath
Having secured the services of Mr. D. Br a :.
those who desire it. may depend "n Ell 3 n
the luxury of good ehave. Give him ! call.
anCIi ~
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-18

NOTICE IS EXTRAORDINARILY GIVEN.
ia accord nee wish lie f9reso NJ order tllai
val! sell the highest bidder, III yHbic s. L.
On saturday august lesl, lS55. ior cash IL
hand, all the rigni, title aud interest ii said
J. r. kcrus, deceased, in AID To this une.
fourth part Of the asmiil known - thu
Buckeye Saw MIL On Dry Greek. il Butt,
cjsuty, Cal. together viii the enc undivided
fourth part Of the lanl ID which SAID u.ii i,
tuated, being enc hundred sn SKY acre.
l. land. aud the APP rrrenauces thcreaate b.
long NJ and aDprrtAiniug.
Sale 10 BE beiwefH the hours Of ten n'c,o,k
A NJ, and SIX O'Clock, =. ~, q! SAID 1-y G.
c ? eI-iizes-
JOHN S. NANCE,
4 mil is rator o. ! Il he-r> Z [ i. D
l IL u. = 2.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-18
B. D BIs,in { Co Stat. of California.
1o,n c;s,5 County of Bate.

The People Of tie Stale q CalifvTnis 20 John
Cssad
Vou are hereby summoned to appear be-
- Tore me- a, ny ofice ct Nysadette. w'th
IN The tawhsa ? OF 0phr, on the eghteen'h
cay OF e I, "a Ger. 1855. AZ ten ocicck A. II
{" answer TO the ca;ullaint ~f D B. Is evin
David Kedsers and =. uabcoek. filed against
va SAID plaini5s sue 10 recover the sun
Of one hundred and dl,y dollsrs. due upon &C
count Tor hay sold and delivered AMI notice i.
hereoy gwen thar plaintiffs will tax Judgment
i'r aid SUN, iogether with costs. il you :ail e
HPrear aad sns-er
Given ualeT ny hand this 18th day q Au
gust, 1855.
HB SHEPHERD.
ais Hot J. z. olhir Township.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-18
Mtu l0uryti5rmtnts.


State Of California, II L jennings
County Of Butte. Mr. Bro.kuay
The People Of the si,te Of California, 10 the
Sheriff or any Constable of SAID County,
Ar-etiag:
NTOU arc hereby commanded 10 summons
j Mr. Brockway, 10 be ami aW ear before
lie ~ ny ofice. ehrrokec Pat, on thursday
,he Is lay Of August, 1875, 1T 3 O'Clock. L
AZ Ct said day. To answer 10 complaint - in
vi,tteines- fled against you by H. [ Jenn-
ings the plainl,f, IN ny clhce, Tor the ~ Of
ihres hundred and ffiy nine dollars, debt and
danages-said debt appears to lie due i'r unr
= kc 4 ken an bill Of suuiries amounts :
u the above stated sum, which he the Pialalti
N .ecnrdAucs Il law. has ssorn TO before me
the IF lavil J. OIL f,c
Hereof fail 10, 10 appear, or plaintiff viii
take Judgment against you ny dsisult Ter the
aosre stated sam. tureIh>r with cost u suit
Of this vrit. make legal services ami due
-cisrn
Given ander my hand st ofTicc, this 18th day
i August, A D 1853
ausls Il A. SAMUEL GLASS. J =.
is I,"sivy} State of California
John cas,a Com Q: Gaits-
Tie People Of the state Of Caiifarn;a. o John
Cssad
VoU are hereby summoned to appear be-
Il lore me at my Cflce, At Nyando'te, With
"A the township # uphir, on the e'ghteenti
day Of september, 1850, al , o clock 7 NJ, 10
Rnswer 10 the Complaint OF Ira Ilnsiey, hied
sgairst you. Sand Plaintiff sues ia recover
the sum OF one hundred and sixty seven nol-
lars and sixty cents. due upon pren.isso'y
nove bearing dale My Il, 1855. NetIce !.
hereby given tina, plaintiff NJ take 'dsinen'
for said sum, t-gettser with interestand costs
nyou fail to appear and sns~eT
Given under any hand this 18th day q Au'
gust. 1850 II o SHEFFIELD,
ais St -. ] ophlr Township.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-18
~ - L -

Z oGENZD EEl-lNG. Executor Of the G.
Ii ate-ot ) 'hn WstIei.b4r Z, }scease,i, :
make ( al settlement It hs Execuiorshil
of sal estate hefnre the Hoa rable Pr"
nate CourI, On Muni :, August p, 1873, q
he Court H3u>c, j.. l5iiSei
\ z. GEIFFITus.
Clerk 2. ol.4 Curt
III lwell Inlv : 1855. jFl4 IS T.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-18

Is pairs ewers. blsius. e. e.,
Al % the newest AM latest -tsis. 10 which
he laviIes the atien son nf h rnnriAis5n Gus
TONERS. JOSEPH GEEELLA.
Flrsi street, south SIDE, hrlw-- d & Pszt.
E MAai>y WILLIE
N.B. Tais !. a brunch O. ;he 81 ies, and
larses, ere kerry wsr4 hoase in California.
nj ..'ir f4c4li;i for kerpin- o. hand II III
INNS, the most coinl IRE - .. wares
are boiler than any oaker est2b ieAlaeat ea'
Il San Fraufi--o
Al wares Tor the oSrutry packet vii. eare
Tree CT sxfen<e 3r2e
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-18
II at5oraI Il oGeI,
AND
STAGE EzGbJ ST.
c. 4 BANCROFT,


tSezss THE UNpERSIGNE HAVING TAEtN
Kin entire possess Oh oftii- Hotel tax pa
sure IL announcing 10 his numerous f-,c;4>
and patrons. aud the travelling puhii- geH=r
ally. that il Is now ufen AMI really - their
reception. III lsr superior advantage "a iheee
heretofore c. y.i TIE table >, 'Ae Va
tiona! Hotel S.il be found a Of cd, suppiiei
with al The lnxa7ies thai nc market affords @.
tar Country produces. Tais. tage her vith til.
BAR, xii a; ail times be " j stocked WITH
those iiille essentials 20 necessary T. c'inpiete
the wants OF the inner man. entities the M
tioual tor nk rs heretofore. A No |. Travel
lets will find this house worthy OF their sap
port. and NJ exerjions will be spared 10 render
them comfortable.
Tothose who have hherally patronizei
Ills house during the past, extend my sincere
thanks. and trusts BY further on.leaT rs 10
please to merit continuance OF their patros :
age and good will.
c A BANCROFT
iw4li, August H. 1906 30 t.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-18

e q iehnl Kelly has Giei 'his my ia NY q g
va petition pr yIng for letters Il #'lla IL
isiratisn, On the estate If Tia thy T,usn
deceased. late Of Bate Gun Cliiiaru.a-
A hearing ii ) "d petition eiil lc b 81 ia Il.
Proht e Court Of sad c..un y. a. IFS csl
>ss- On, on The third Nlaud y az august. le35
Gwen under my Aani AZ B.iNr.l. t...- s.x.4
tiy 81 Jane 1870.
10 AZ G2JFF I'll. PfoAets CO K.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-18
BIDIIIIII DRUG STORE.
On. VIII WILSON. +,
~ SURGEON kc. "
"a PROPRIETOR

DE-. Wilson takes Measure 70 announce TO
the ;nilabiran'- OF dwell aud vicinity, that
% has now opened hi new est ,hli- htnent on
the nld -ite Il the late 3 dwell Drug Sure ire
Gently destroyed by fre where ali kinds Of
DRUGS, P.fTEN'T MEDICINES. &C,
Can he had Of ihe bes; quality that can be pro-
cured III thu State
Dr. Wilson hopes by strict attention to his
profession, to merit continuance of past ia
sprS
As- Office next door In the Miners Store
Bldweh. Nov a5.h, 1854 3if
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-18
CRoCKEVl CaocEERY

JOSEPH GENELLA,
rs NOW RECEIVING portion of hi
Il -pring stock oi wares direct from the
Mtnufaclofies. making in slii,on to his for
mer stock. The most complete assortment o.;
Croekery Ware Of any house ia California
JUS received.
.llil LIZ VIM Gr.-rffe q tFaas and taas
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-18
PRoaArE NorgLE

A imil is-rator o. ! Il he-uS. i.
Butte county, Cal. July s, 100. O. Il
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-18
LlQoUR AND COARSE FODDER
PROVISIONS OF ALL KINDS.

f. tor s'r'n- sfomaehs and the BEANS
o1l what-B.an-l They are nice delicate
i tie betn- aud have been properly pressed
All i ught Come aud see US -
DUTT0y & CO
BilHel. May %. 1855. myz6 29tf
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-18
SOMETHING NEW IN BEDWELL!
the Firc Pxoof Store Full Ct Gcc6s!

EosEPE
81 tcran A. pre nems
r'n CALIFORNIA Consumers d. and
ca L C c P g L. IA
re ttoca lanlex III 0 en~v
usotme 81 following aided
N
the rsof Ma Il
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no one had an opportunity for special prep
a~ration.
Among those who presented themselves
before the Board-were several that had
been rejected at least twice, at previous Ex-
aminations. OF these we can say, they
manifest the RICH! hind Of spirit Of perseve-
rance-a determination 10 make themselves
worthT of a license from the Board.
Many think our Examinations too rigid,
all we have 10 say to those who ~;tertain
this opinion is, to come and see. and Judge
for themselves.
We have certain private ruiz by which
We are governed in granting certificates
The one determining the lowest grade is as
follows: "Any applicant answering one
half the questions on each branch shall be
entitled to a certificate for nine months."-
We think the public cannot ask us to go
below hat ratio. Said ratio, however, must
be altered for a higher in the course Of a
year.
We were much pleased to notice the in
terest manifested in the examination by the
citizens of Cadiz and vicinity. Soma ofthe
most intelligent declared themselves high.
" pleased with the performances.
EXAMINERS.
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To Persons out Of Employment.
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a public benefit, and receiyc a fair compensation for
theft labor. ~
10 men Of cnterprise and tact. this business offers
an opportunity for profitable employment seldom to
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Persons wishing 10 engage in their sale, will re-
eeive promptly by mail, q circular containing full
particulars, with : Directions 20 parsons disposed to
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I Kill TO furnished, BY addressing the subscriber, post.
Y p,id KODEKT SEARS puhli .har
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For the Cndin Snntine

For the Cadiz Sentinel.
At a regular communication OF Harrison
Lodge, No. 219, Of Free AMI Accepted Ma
sons, hsld at their Lodge Room in Caliz, on
Tuesday evening. January so, 1855, A.
1855, the w. M. communicated to the
Lodge the death OF BIO. DAVID HANLtN. a
member of this Lolge; whereupon a com
mittee Of three were appointed to draft res
o%lutions expressive of the feelings of the
Lodge in regid to the death Of Bro. HAN.
lin, who rel orted the following. which were
unanimously adopted
WAzREAs. In the disp,nsation Of an AL
Wise Providence, the Lodge has heard with
regret the death of our brother DAVID HAN.
LIN, amember of this Lodge, rio departed
this life in Chicago, Illinois, on the 18th
inst; therefore be 1t
Resolrtd. That by the death Of Bro. HAN.
LIN, this Lodge haslosto one oft LOST worthy
members, society on of its best citizens, AMI
his family a devoted husband and kind
parent.
Rssoivsd. That Bro. HANLry WAS a man
who adorned his profession Of 4 Mason by
the uprighlness of his character as a citizen
Rcsoivea, Thatthe members OF this Losde
deeply sympsthiss with the family Of our
deceased brother in their afliction.
Rssoleel, That the m4m1ess OF this
Lodge wear the usual badge Of mourning
for the space of tbirtyday
Resolved, That The w. NJ. Of this Lodge
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LOOK OUT o
TEYE BALTIMORE s(0RE

GREAT EXCITEMENT IN CADlZ!l
A. Alsberg. Of Steubenvi!le, has large
and well assorted stock of Staple Goods, IN
the Rooms formerly occupied by Rein j..
Bennett, consisting Of a large quantity Of
Ready. Made Clothing Of AL descriptions;
GenlIemen's furnishing Goods. all new aud
Of The latest style. Ladies Dress Goods
consisting of Aipacca's, Muslin Delaincs,
Jenny Lind CalIii oes, &c. and a general as
sortment Of Dry Goods Of every description,
Foreign and Domestic. Country merchants
are particularly invited to call soon, as We
ate determined to sell at Eastern cost to
close the business, The goods are all new,
AM bought exclusively for cash, and | am
determined to give as gcoi bargains to pur'
chasers rs ever has been given in this place,
or any other West OF the mountains.
A. ALSBERG.
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NEW CHINA


GIesS nNh ~egwrGuANV;aEc store.
No. %, MoNroE STREET, WAEELyG, VIRGlNlh
J'iE subscribers respectfully give notice that they
L have imported direct from the manufacturers, a
large and complete stock of the above WARE, toguth.
er with an assortment of MANTLE ORNAMENTS and
FANCY Goons, some of which arc-of exquisite TASTE
and beauty. Iron, Stone, China, and Porcelain
Breakfast, Dinner, Tea and Toilet Ware of an entire
new pattern; Solar and Lard Lamps and Lanterns OF
every descriptions; Britannia Ware, Cutlery, etc.
. We shall at all times keep rs complete an assor
meHt Of Common Ware on hand, for the city an
country trade, as can be found at any other store
the West, and by giving our personal attention to re-.
packing the SANG, convince all who may favor us
with their patronage, that they cannot do better q
any other establishment in the country.
llOBBS, BARNES & CO.,
Flint Glass Manufacturers, Wheeling, Va.
January 7, lS52.-tE
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GdOuLDER BRACES, Il new and improved nt'
~ ticle for sale cheap, by JNO. BEAiL
nov. l6 1853.
EEEDLEY'S PRACTICAL BUSINESS TREA
Il IiSE, or how to get, save, spend, give, lend,
and Bcqueath money, for sale at reduced price, by
nov 10 SO J BEAIlI
DARKERS, series Of popular school books for sale
1 by nov Ii SO J BEALL
WRrTlNG, LETTER, Commercial, Note, and
w Fancy paper for sulc low by J BEALl.
nov 10 '53
ENAMILY, SCHOOL and fancy bibles \ good vari
l. ETY. cheap at nov In 80 J BEALL
MILLARDs TRAVELS IN Egypt, Arst.a Pc,
IHl tiara aud the Holy land. a new and very pop.
ular work for sale by, nov. 10 80 J BEALL
.CPELLERS, Towns. Mc(fulies, Coibs new and
- United States, all Tor sale hy J BEALL
nov l6 80
NANCY SOAPS, a good vari~y, Tor sale cheap by
L nov % 1883 ] BEAlL
GoLoGNEs, Various pattern, and qualities TO
" sale cheap y nol rs 1858 J BGALL
CELLERS Cough Syrup, an mlfallible reinedyt
- coughs colds NC. for sale by J BEAhll
nov 23 1888
CASTER OIL, in hotties, and on raught, = Prime
- article for sale BY nov ~ 1853 J BEAIL
TNABERS Cedar Pencils, the best in use for sole
Il cheap by nov - 1883 } BEALL
CTEEL PENIS, large assortment che up at
10 nov 70 1853 J BEALL
GTEEL PENS, n large and fine assortment. yari.
- Gus brands, chcap OF JOHN BEALL'S.
GAND PAPER, a prime eastern article, and
- large assortment by tapr 10, $50 ]. BEAIf.
CAP Letter, Nots and fancy Papers, States, Pen.
~ ellis, etc, etc, for sale cheap by
npril 20, 1883. JOHN BEALL.
CLAP, Post and Fancy Note Paper, various kind,
" and qualities, a large supply, at
may ., 1853 John BEALLtS.
L ENVELOPES, Plain and Fancy, a new supply
II cheap at tuay 4, $50 ]. BEALL'S.
CC0TCH, RAPPEE and MACCOWBA SNUFF
- a fresh supply, tor sale at
may 4, 1858 JOHN BEALL'S.
fSfAn LBS. Ycnitian RED Eng, Just received pnJ
WV for sale cheap al JOHN BEAlIfS.
may 4, 1881.
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For the Ca1iz Sentinel
Circular Fox Hunt.

At a meeting of the citizens OF Stringtown,
and the surrounding country, it was unani.
m ously agreed TO have a Circular Fox Hunt
on Saturday, the 18th day of February, the
center to be in the bottom above John Ham
mond's saw-mill.
Resolved, That the circle commence at
Stiers' meeting house; thence to George.
town; thence to Robert Sanders old farm;
thence to the Widow Groves; thence to
John M'Faddens; thence to John Barrick-
lows; ihence South to John WatsonS; thence
to Joseph Browns along TIE road; thence
to James P~eragoys down the bottom; thence
to James Cannons; thence to James fanny
hills; thence Est to the roAl lie sding to
Shephsrlstown where it crosses the S..
Gainesville road, thence to Shrperdstown;
tence to STEERS meeting house the place of
beginning.
Marshalls Of the East line: Amos Morgan,
Samuel Fields, John Hammond, Abraham
Holmes, John Martin, W. Bend, D. Crum.
ley.
Marahalls Of the North line: R Holmes,
Hudson Dlckerson, John M'Fadden, John
M'Coy, David Braden, T. Dickerson.
Marshalls of the West line: J. Beatty, J.
Brown, E. TIughs, S. Shiyers, James Can
non, A Johnston.
Marshalls of the South line: VIM. Ritch.
cy, John Hanna, George Pra'er, G. IIaw-
thorn.
Captains Of the East line: Robert Fra!er,
E Timmons, N Ricketts,. S. An @lcrson, J.
Moore, Thomas Frater, A. Hanna. Thomas
Furby. P. Randolph, E. Case, David Cur
by.
North line: David Harrison, JOSEPH Bra
den, VIM. Perry, Daniel Mitchell. J. Mac.
afee, Hiram Dick.rs n, S. McFadden, Yves
ley Worley, Jr.
West line: Thomas Mccoy. Jr.. John
Singer, J. Lopez, J. Hendershott. J. Webb,
W. Sh.vers, II. Brown, IL. Harris, Jr L.
Barta, F. SIivers.
South line: ]. Minteer, Robert Herman,
] ercmiah Ki}gore, A. Henderson. S. Boys,
G. Henderson.
Resolved, That etck Captain procure ten
men and be on the lines at 10 O'Clock. p. M.
ready to start at the command Of the Mar.
shaIls.
Resolved. That the MarshaIls meet a! The
centre Mt hall pas: 8 O'Clock for the purpose
o: regulating their time pieces, then return
to their respective lines.
Resolved, Tina there be a halt at the
frat straw line until tn. signal be given in
the centre by the chief Marshall. by the
firing of a cotton ball. NJ dogs to be turn
~tarncl loose until CO nihs to the secon
straw line.
Resolved, That the proacelint q Of this
meeting be published in the County pa
pers.
Democrats, Wings, and Soi,crs come,
AMI Nothing Know come DIN til, ful
Cone lend a haad AMI raiss \ sh gut,
The yarmints VIC are bounl 10 route.
Bring on your ours AMI fnithful hounds,
That chase the fox its m,zy r%ouals,
Tha Shsperd Dog that's wise an h'ct,
That our success may be complete.
JOSHUA DICKERSON, Pres.
JosEPH HOLMES. Sec.
February Cd, 1855.
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For the Cadix Sentinel.
Report Of the Examiners of Har-
rison Co.

We simply wish to CAL the attention Of
he public to a fsw facts. relative to the
b,t. anil Jan. Ell .ninations.
] At the 0:t Examination there we're forty
I've applicants, Of whom one.third were re,
bctsd. At the Jaa. Ex.-we had forty.
gsur. and ouly four W q that number re.
= sdl
| Ihere was a dccidsd'iniprcrement in an.
Feting the questions propoanded on the
ih, alt compared with received
the Oct. Ex.
Or questions are not stereotypcl. hence
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NTO1lCE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has been appointed and duly qualified by III"
Probate Court OF Harrison county, Ohio, AS adminis
tralor OF the estate OF Charles Baker, late al ssid
county, deceased. Ali persons knowing themselve =
indebted to said estate, viii make immediate pay
1ncut, ard those having claims will present them, Ia
gally authenticated, within one year from this dnte
Dated this 25ih day Of December, 1854,
WILLIAM BOYD, Administrator
Dsran,bar ~. lG5t--1'nl
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FARM FOR SALE.

4 FARM containing about 100 acres, including
y the town ot Unionvulc. Harrison county, ia 60
miles from Cadiz on the Wellsburgh road. Sand
Farm is nicely improved and in a good state Of cul-
tivation. viii be sold low, and on accommodating
terme. For particulars enquire OF the subscriber in
Cadiz. WM. HOGti.
Cadiz, January 10, 1855.
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Ey-If those wis are DESTROYS of having
their fox-huats published in the county pa
pers, would pay for them it would be moth
ing more than right and honorable. II We
can be paid for the expense Of putting them
ia type, it will be sufficient.
We make the above remark for the ben.
eft of those persons who think that their
county papers are Of no use. and therefore
do not take them, but are very willing and
anxious to see their published as
Marshalls, Captains, &c.
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Take Notice.

EXECUTORS, Administrator and Guardians,
II that have not settled tho toes that is due me,
must do 50 On Of before The first day of January next,
or expect TO pay cost on the same.
November ], 1854, w YEiRS. Probate Judge,
a PLACEMENT NOTICE All my Instance,
EA an Attachment was this day Issued BY Thomas
Finnicuul, n Justice OF the Peace Of ltnmley town
ship, Harrison county, against the property and ef-
te, Is OF Josham Kemp, nbscoldiug dcbtIr, non resi-
lcut Of said county. Debt ten dollars and forty cts
fhis 2!ddsy Of September, 1904.
n2l-tw GEORGE SIMMONS.
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Extraordinary Publication.
Now Ready:
ny COURTSET?,
And it's consequences.

BY HENEY wIKulF.
A tue account of the auth RS adventures in EDn.
land, Switzerland and Italy, with
MISS &c GAMBLE TIE A MEXICAN IIEIRESS.
With the Dnpuhlish ed Correspondence OF Miss
Gamble, Mrs. George Gore, Mr.. Joshua Bates tot
Barring Brothers,) the Emperor Napoleon, Lord
Palmerston. Count DOrsuy. Fanny lilssler, Thur.
CONTENTS
Explanation, The Prison,
A Joyful Meeting, Thrilling News,
Smittcn Again Unexpected Blow,
The Quesu i'll Popped, Marrow Escape,
Breakdown. Flight, a Jailor's Humanity,
Rep ntance, A W9man's Rage,
Reconciliation, The Tual,
More Repentance, The Condemnation,
The Philosophy OF Love, Midnight Reflections,
Gaorge Peabody's Ball, i&emurse,
The / eorine in Alarm, Pardon impossible,
Canght Again, Done at Last,
Too Ardent by half, Thurlow Weeds Story,
A C0quet's Letter, The Chloroform,
A Complete Victory, American sympathy,
Happy Moments, An Attempt al Suiclls,
a Violent Rupture, Joyful Days,
Unconditional Surrender, The I.ibel alton,
A Philadelphia Beauty, A Sweet Sleep,
The Day Named, Jcbu Van Bu;en,
Flight and Fury, New York Again,
A Splendid Bible, Hearty Welcome,
The Abduction, Ultima 'um Of the Press,
4 Struggle tor Victory, Finale
The Arrest.
"Ot all the personal confessions and autobiogra.
phicai sketches that we have ever he d or heard of
this is the strangest, the oldest, the most exiroordi-
nary; md, we may as well admit at once, the most
Intensely interesting. The book has cost us q cOu-
Pile o~fnights' sleep; and we have nodoubtit cost its
author and its principal subject Il good many more.
We have read it carefully through, according To our
invuriablc custcm, before Vonturins 80 e We Il deci-
Ged opinion OF II work, and we Unhesitaing!y pro-
nounce 'Wihotls Conrtship and lie consequence
not only a deeply exciting narrative but on9 OF the
most remarkable tales ever mfJlded 10 puh!lc exhi-
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