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Washington telegraph., 1855-01-10

SMOKE, RUT NO FIRE-The ignorance of
intelligent Europeans upon the affairs of
this country is frequently displayed in a
oauner highly amusing but there has
rarely been better opportunity for a laugh
Gil this subject than is offered in the follow
ing paragraph in the Paris illustration
In New York, these very United States,
from whence so much of our tobacco is de-
rived, it Is forbidden, under the penalty of
fine. to smoke in the public streets. Shall
we then, as French allow ourselves to be
beaten on the ground of propriety and the
usages of civilized life. by the Quakers!'
Diogenes, tho London rival of Punch,
thus improves the occasion to give the feuil-
letonist some much ceeded and very valuble
information q:
Our friend of the Illustration must ex-
cuse US for correcting him. The Inhabitants
of New York are not Quakers Buddhism
is the religion of the United States. though
the Mahomedan and Jewish creeds are tol-
Grated by the government under certain re-
strictions The Emperor of New York is
the recognised head of the Church. and
breaches every Sunday in the Kentucky
Synagogue His eldest son, the Duke Of
New Orleans, has been declared Ineligible
to the throne on account of his avOwed lean
ing towards the Bramin form of worship.
We are really surprises. at French writer
in the nineteenth century knowing so little
of the religious and political institutions OF
contemporary people"
Washington telegraph., 1855-01-10
Perhaps Another Victim.

1t appears that serious fears are enter
tanned for the safety Of the Grnnell Expe-
dition, under command of DR.. Kane. sent
in search of Sir John Franklin, and pre-
position has been started that steamer be
sent in search OF it. Mr. T. Merriam makes
a strong appeal to the public through the n.
Y. Commercial. He says:
There can be, we think, no doubt that bis
vessel the Advance is frozen in, and he has
therefore no means to come away until an
other flow; and years may elapse befoie
another takes place. There have been but
three great Arctic ice drifts during the last
fifteen years; the first of these reached lat
so deg. north in March, 1912, and contin-
ued till September of that year; the second
commenced in December, 1850. and contin-
ued till August 1S5l-upon that drift the
Advance and Rescue rode, in spite of cold
SC intense that it CONCEALED quicksilver, full
e months and 6 days, a wonderful testimony
Of a experimenting Providence the Ere
bus and Terror, Franklin's abandoned ships.
rode past the coast Of New Foundiand In
April, 1851, or the same crystal foe. and
were the ships bound in,' seen by vessel
drift commenced in December. 1853. and
continued in prodigious flow till the month
of October, 1854. term of greater dura-
tion than haze ever before recorded. Past
observation leads me to the conclusion that
another drift of great extent need not be
expected the coming year.
DR. Kane and his little band Of sixteen
noble souls went forth TO the frozen zone on
glorious errand-they went TO seek and
save those who were lost. Should they who
SO nobly stepped forward in a work ot mer-
cy. who perilied life to save life, be aban-
doEed TO starvation and TO death ? No, no,
they must be rescued Thousands and tens
of thousands of kind hearts will sustain NE
in this reply.
The venerable fatber of DR.. Kane. Judge
Kane. Of the e. S. District Court of Eastern
Pennsylvania received letters from his son
at Upernavik, which is within the Arctic
circle, and in lat about 73 deg north he
then was on his way to Cape Alexander.
which-is in lat. about II degrees north long,
about rs deg. west, and intended TO proceed
thence Is tar to the north as The ice would
permit. and then make his way by land to-
waId the long and anxiously sought geograph-
ical pole of cur earth. 1t is probable that
the great flow of ice has opened way, and
his youthful ambition has tempted him still
onward. and in the meantime his vessel has
remained frozen in, and on bis return to
the Advance, he has been unable to get
away.
Pennsylvania viii apply to Congress,
probably the present week, for vessel to
send cut to bring home Dr. Kane and his
gallant little band. Maryland will follow
in the good work. Shall New York remain
idle No. New York will unite with her
sister States in this lfe-saving effort.
Mr.. Merriam also states that DIR. Kane, in
his last letter to him. expressed a confidence
at being abte 10 reach q credikable degree
of nOrtlernness and that desire may have
carried him TO the very verge Of the north
border of cur globe.
Neac OrleanS Bulletin.
Washington telegraph., 1855-01-10

THE BAY STATE SHAwLs.-The Bay
State factory, for the manufacture of these
large heavy comfortable shawls that are rap
idly coming into use for gcntlcmens' as we'll
as ladies' wear, is situated in the fiourishing
little town of Lawrence, Mass There are
annually manufactured no less than four
hundred thousand shawls, valued at upwards
of million and half of dollars. The
mills consume forty thousand pounds Of wool
in day, or upwards of twelve millions
year, The fleece of at least three millions
of sheep are annually required to supply
the demand
Washington telegraph., 1855-01-10

ADVICE GRATIs.-When your wife be-
gins to scold let her have it out. Put your
feet up coOlly over the fire place. loll back
in your chair. light one of your best cigars
and let the storm rage on say little make
10 answers to anything. Having placed
yourself in that enviable position. reflect
whether you deserve the Storm about your
ears, and if so (as is probably the case) put
your feet gently down. cease your lolllng,
put out your cigar. acknowledge the error
kiss your wife and endeavor to be better
husband
Washington telegraph., 1855-01-10

RUSSIAN SrIEs.-The Russian spies at
Sevastopol. seem to be much too sharp for
John Bull A British sentinel at Balak-
lava, being astonished TO perceive horse
with sack Of corn On his back. deliberate
ly walking past him in the moonlight, at
tempted to seize him. when the sack Of corn
speedily became metamorphosed into Cos
sack trooper who put spurs to his steed.
and vanished before the sentinel recovered
his speech At another part of Balaklava.
on the Sd, Russian spy attired as French
officer. boldly entered the British lines.
sauntered about. chatted with the officers,
learned from them where their position was
weakest, and actually got off safe, when he
saw that one of the Englishmen had grown
suspicious and had sent off to the General
to say that he suspected there was Rus
sian spy among them.
Washington telegraph., 1855-01-10

THE ABoLITIoNIsTs AND THE KNOW
NorHINGs. The Worcester (SIass) South
Anti-Savery Society, held its annual meet
inc in Worcester on the 9th and 10th ults.
The resolutions proposed and adopted de-
nounced the Known Nothing movement as
biased upon false principle, animated by
proscriptive, religious and geograrh rhical
spirit, pursuing a suicidal policy, and as
thoroughly ignoring the cause of the slave
as either of the old parties and therefore
they were called on to oppose and repudi-
ate it.
Whatever may be the fault of the Know
Nothings, they possess one high recommen-
dation, negative though it be. The Aboli-
tionists hate and denounce them without
stint or mercy, and take every occasion to
despitefully use them. The hostility Of the
fanatics to the mysterious order-and facts
speak louder than words-is indicative of
the injustice Of the Southern denuncations
poured upon the heads of the members OF
the organization by few partizan journals.
1t seems to US the rights of the South are
not likely to be endangered by an associa-
tion of men against whom all abolitiondOm
arrays itself with ferocious malignity.
". O. Bulletin.
Washington telegraph., 1855-01-10

Kansas ELECrIoN-The st. Louis Re-
publican has a number of dispatches from
ST. Joseph, Independence, Weston, and
Kansas, by which it appears that at the
election in Kansas Territory, on the 29th of
November, for delegate to Congress. Genl
WHITFIELD, the candidate of the Southern
party, was elected BY large majority over
Mr.. FENNIKEN, the anti-slavery candidate.
Washington telegraph., 1855-01-10

French EMOTIONS OF ADVERTISING Do
INGs-A French paper thus traces the SEN
timents Of reader Of Advertisements
The first advertisement don't see it.
The second insertion-He sees it but
don't read it,
The third insertion sees it,
The fourth insertion-He looks at the
price.
The fifth insertion.-He speaks of it to
his wife.
The sixth insertion.--She is willing to
buy.
The seventh insertion. purchases.
Washington telegraph., 1855-01-10

Judge Parson, in recent charge to the
Grand Jury at Harrisburg, Pa, decided
that an individual who visits from tavern to
tavern, drinking five or six times daily, is
emphatically man of Incorporate habits.
and that tavern keepers in Pennsylvania
who sell to such are liable to prosecution
under the act prohibiting the sale of spirit
uous liquors to men of known Incorporate
habits
Washington telegraph., 1855-01-10

CARRIER PIGEON ExpREss.-The for
cign news by the Pacific was brought ashore
by carrier-pigeons from point five miles
outside Sandy Hook. and thence was for.
warded to Jersey City. and from that place
to New Orleans and other places Those
who see the news regularly in the papers
daily, seldom consider the pains and cost of
collecting it for the newspapers.
n. D. But
Washington telegraph., 1855-01-10

Two HOUSES BUILT FROM ONE TREE
The Humboldt (Cal.) Times tells of tree
in that country which furnished lum ber
enough to build two two-story houses, each
fifty feet square, furnishing all the timber.
plank, boards and shingles. necessary for
the purpose.
Washington telegraph., 1855-01-10

Floating batteries are being built in Eng
land for use in the Baltic next season
They are said to be ordered to be built as
strong as wood and iron can make them, by
private shipbulders. and to be equivalent to
vessels of thirteen hundred tons, and to
have plates of iron on them four inches
thick. The decks are to be eight inches
thick.
Washington telegraph., 1855-01-10

The city council of Chicago, by vote OF
12 to s, have determined to grant no more
licenses for the retailing of spirituous IL
auors, but have left in force the ordinance
which makes it punishable offence to sell
without license.
Washington telegraph., 1855-01-10

A brother editor tells us that when he
was in prison for libelling a justice of the
peace, he was requested by the jailor to give
the prison puff.
Washington telegraph., 1855-01-10

Talking of "the Dutch of Amsterdam,
Our Jim wants to know what is the differ
ence between an Amsterdam Dutchman and
any other dam Dutchman. Profane ques-
tiou-can't answer it. Boston IS0se.
Washington telegraph., 1855-01-10

A lady, residing in Butler county. Ala
bama, presented her husband with three
BOYS at one birth, short time since. and
named them Washington. Nebraska, and
Kansas.
Washington telegraph., 1855-01-10
President.

WV. G. YOUNG, Sec'y.
Editors Of papers friendly to the enter
prise are requested to copy the above ad-
dress.
Washington telegraph., 1855-01-10

expected TO contribute his mite We make
this appeal in the confident hope that you
will respond to it in the right spirit.
you. as citizens of a wealthy country Sc
questered by costly land transportation, will
see your interests in getting your vast pro-
ducts cbeaply to market. and your great i'm
portatiOns brought to you at rate reduced
at least sixty per cent from what you are
accustomed to pay.
Dated, December 10Th 1854.
GEO. w. WRIGHT.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-16
J VI. ANDERSON.
Clerk Of the Assembly.

4 Democratic State Convent n i,
hereby call d to b. h III i, N, cilv os
Sacramento on Wednesday 9th diy of
June, for the pHrp.se Of nominal NJ a
tick for The yanuas State ofices, 10 be
filed at tue = neral cluc ion ~ be b Id
on the FIRST Monday Of 5 1T. 1850. And
the several counties thrnu ghoai the State
are requested II hold primary meeting
for the election Of delegates to said con
ven!ion on 10th June next, in accord
anee with the f.ilowing basis OF repre-
srn alion-E sch county shall be emit
tied to a M nber Of D.lcga' cs set oppo-
site iheret, in the f.llowing llsts-the
bass adopted b ing the entire Demo-
cratic vote ssl at tie general cleo ion
at Sep l8jl-Ah ned 6, Amador 7,
Bate >, Calaveras II, Colusa 3, Con>
ira Costa 3, Ell Doial' 80, lIamboldt 3,
klamath /. los Angel $ 5, Main 3,
Mariposa 6. Monterey 3, Napa 3, Ma
sada 20. Placer L, P,im IS s, Sierra
mrnto II, San B.raardino ,, SIN Diego
?, San Joaquin 6, San Francisco 80,
San LUIS Onisp, /, Santa Cl.ra ), Santa
Cruz 3, Santa Barbara SHASTA 6, Ser
"a IA. Siskiyou Solano 4, Sonom and
Nendicina 6, Suffer 8. Sanis'aus ?,
Trinity 8, Tuolnmne 3, Tulare :, Yolo
4, fuha ID. Total lSS.
We, the undersigned, members Of the
two Democratic 5 ate CrntFal Commit
tees, respectively presided over by B. F
Washington and Benz 5 LiPpincott, a
Chairmen, feeling the necessity Of a
unite action. on the part Of c Dem
ce ats, in the ensuing State election,
aud for tn purpose Of insurins an un>
broken front against the common enemy,
hav- mutually agreed upon the above
call for Dem )crAlic State Convention
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-16
san franrista Embellishments.
SLUICE FORKS.

HyHE subscribers beg leave to inform the
miners and merchants that they have on
hand. and are continually receiving from the
Factory, a supply of their Patent Sluiee Forks,
wi ich will be found for sale by the following
merchants:
SIN FRANCISCO.
DELoxG McNEAL & Co No 63 Battery street;
FITZGERALD & Co, No lib Battery street;
BYRANr & Co., No 66 Battery street.
STOCKTON.
SAUNDERS & H1cKMEN, Main street;
GREENLY & Co., Centre street;
J. WALES, FL Dorado street
SACRAMENTO.
ELLIOTT & ZEITLER, Ne $50 street;
HooKER & Co., No II street;
SToDDARD s PRENTIcE. 132 street
.KfRYSPILLE.
TREApwELL & Co First street;
J. WALES, High street;
ALvoRD & HAvILAND, First street.
w. None genuine except they are stamped
on the heel of the Fork IL TEASE s. Son,
Patent. 1854"
LEWIS TEESE & son, Patentees,
No l62 Battery street, San Francisco.
je-9 I'm
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-16
N ationa lHo tel
AND
STAGE HOU Sc.
:. A. d BANCROFT. Z.
PROPRIETORS.

PROPRIET0RS.
A. THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING TAKEN
EiIil possession Of their newly erected Hotel
take pleasure in announcing to their friends
and patrons, and the travelling public gener-
ally. that it is now open and ready for their
reception, under superior advantages to those
heretofore enjoyed. The table at the Ma
tional Hotel will be found as of old, supplied
with all the luxuries as well as many OF the
delicacies that the market affords, or the
county produces; This, together with the
BAR. will at all times be well stocked with
those little essentials so necessary to complete
the wants of the inner man, entities the Ma
tional TO rank as heretofore, No. /. Travel
lers will find this house worthy of their sup
port, and no exertions will be spared to render
them comfortable.
To these who have so literally patronized
Us during the past we extend our sincere
thanks, and trust by our endeavors to please
to merit continuance Of their patronage and
good will
BANCROFT & BURROWS
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-16
NEW STAGE ROUTE.

HyuE EXPRESS LINE OF STAGES from
Il slarysville 10 Cherokee Flat, Frenchtown
aud West Branch of Feather River. via. 0hir.
Vhomppon's Flat. Oregon Gulch, Spring Val
lev. and Cherokee Fiat, runs as follows;
Leaves MsrysviIle al s o'clock A. NJ, arri-
vsag ct Cherokee Flat 81 Q o'clock 2. NJ, same
day.
RETURNTNG-lesves Cherokee Fiat at 6
o'clock A Al. next day, and arriving at Marys-
Vile in time to take the afternoon stage for
Sacramento and Gan Fancisco carrying Treas
IRE. Parcels, Letters, Freights. and our own
Express 10 and from the above named places.
All orders for goods promptly attended to.
OFFICE-At the United States Hotel. Ma
rysville W. f. SINGER * CO.
Marvsrilie. Nov. 22i, 1884.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-16

The Board Of Supervisors make the fol
Iotcing amendments to the Township lines Of
ORC aud Oregon Townships, to-tclt
Orc township; to commence at Woodmans
Ranch running parallel to the River to point
below Boons Bar thence east across Feather
River, one mile thence parallel with the river
to Plumas County line
Oregon Township line to commence at q
point on y. Fork Feather line and run S. w..
mile north Of French Town. thence IA mile
south Angels Ranch, thence west to Hamilton
Township line.
The following is the rule adopted by the
Board Of Supervisors in relation to petitions
for Roads Rule 9th, Twenty days prior to
the presentation Of petition for road, two
notices shall be posted in the vicinity Of said
road, Gn each townships through which said
road will rum in tn most public places, no.
tees shall designate the place of starting,
course, and place Of ending, proof Of said no.
tees must be made before the Board at the
time of application.
Board adjourned to meet ut Bidwsll on Tues
day June 26, 1855. r B. MOORE, Cha n.
A. E, GRIFFITH, Clerk.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-16
Paints, Oils, Window Glass &c.

TINE SUBSCRIBERS HfTE JUST
Il received in store, from ships Charmer,
Saracen, Tornado, Water Witch. Neptune s
Car, Boston Light. Westward Ho, and 5. S.
Bishop, large additions to their stock, making
it, as heretofore, the most extensive in this
city We have now in store:
PURE LE.4D-20 tons Atlantic and
English. Also IS tons Pure, Extra, and No.
ZINC P.fLN'T-l0 tons "Tiernann's" and
snow white.
P.fLN'TS-5O0 English. red, yellow. and
black. 10000 lbs red, yellow and hre-proof
dry.
TYER.N4.N:A" s COLoRS-50 cases, as
sorted colors
RED LE-aD & LTTH4RGE-5 tons,
Atlantic and English
LLNSEED OLE 600 gallons, boiled and
raw. Also. Turpentine and Camphene, 800
gallons each.
1000 gallons Polar Lamp Oil, bIeached
200 gallons Tildens lst and
"a quality coach, furniture. durar &c.
PINT BRUSHES 90 doz adams
and Situations"
WHITE M SH do 200 doz. do do.
GLUE-200 cases. China and '.Cooper,s"
WLNDOW GLASS-1,4O0 bxs assorted
sizes, German, &C.
TL~9 L GL-d y S---O Plates, ooXo4 10 JOE
1913.
PUTTY-30 bbls, in bulk and bladlers
ALSO
WHITJ.>'G, Red and White Chalk, ground
and lamp Rotten Pumice Stone, Emery, Sand
Paper, Black Lead Bone Black p ANT MILLS,
and our usual assortment of articles and tools
For sale at the lowest market rates, by
SAWYER. JOHNSON & Co.
Importers and J0bbers.
Nos los and los, Front street,
Next to the Corner OF Washington
San Francisco.
Orders with remittance viii be promptly
executed Nl2-3m.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-16
BUTTE RECORD.

TAXING SIDEs-The following is an extract
fran letter of an old Virginia Wing. TO the
Richmond Enquirer:
True and chivalrous Whiggery is no more
its flag trails in the du.t-its principles are
buried-the rallying cali OF its leaders is heard
40 ruore--the rank and fife of hundred bat
4. fields are disbanded, and l never hesitate
"a say, that between Democracy and Know
Nothlngism, / stand fearlessly forward in sAe
ranks Of the former. and will battle against
the latter, with all the strength, that may
command"
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-16
N0c.cs

II hereby given thai ht.A ASSES mont -
len DallaTs per Snare in tas Feather River
sui pt'hir " alter Company l. cv'esi alj paw
sas On OF before tar lSl1 Il = 81 Jaas. \ d
ie7-'- Rv rler oi ,he B,trl II Tra>see-.
aly - GO - S.ANE3N. Soy
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-16

PrxSsTLvANIA ELxcTIoS.-A municipal
election OF Brighton resulted in the defeat of
the Know Nothingism.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-16

NOTICE

Is hereby giTea that the undersigned Will
4 apply TO the Board Of Supervisors Of the
County Of Butte, at the meeting OF their Board
# R.dsell on the 26th day of June, 1855, or
as s,an thereafter as the sane can be heard
n Keen. aai Run Ferry Across Feather
River and collect Toll thereat at Burts Ferry,
in said County. HoH ARD BUZZ.
B.dweil, June ,. 1893
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-16

ED .sIAIdL5 7 IN 7 OK = SHIEi
"a OIlCE is hereby given, that 90 the 18th
~ day of June A. D. 1856 between the hours
of 10 o'clock A. NJ and o'clock F. NJ. Of that
day, will be sold at Public Auction. the fol-
lowing described property belonging to the
estate Of George ". Brown deceased to-wit :
The Possessory title, TO a Ranch containing
100 acres Of Land, together with House and
othep improvements, situated about two miles
above the town Of Bidwell on the American
Valley Road: also mules, 2 sets of Har-
ness Wagons, Harrow, one WheatCradle,
forks and Rakes, and also, lot Household
and Kitchen Furniture. Sale 10 take place on
the premises. Terms Cash.
J.F. MASON.
Administrator Of the estate
Of George ". Brown decd
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-16

8. Sam has a strong nest in San Juan
Herald.
Oh. yes; the strength OF a skuuk's nest.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-16
State Of California, !
County If Pu.ta {


NOTICE is hereby given, that the under
" signed will apply to the Board of Super
yisors Of said County, at the next regular
meeting of said Board, for a Licence to con-
struct Road and Bridge or Ferry across the
Middle Fork of Feather River, at or near it's
Junction with the North Fork of Feather RiY-
er the Road to run from the Bridge or Fer
~ on the south side of said river TO the d.
vlding ridge between Cherokee Rayine and
the River; On the north side of said Middle
Fork, following the dividing ridge between the
North Fork of Feather River and Mil Creek,
to a point near Jacks Ranch, on the Road lead
ing from Marysril!e to American Valley, in
Piumas CO., with the privilege Of taking Toll
on said Road and Bridge or Ferry. Said
Road to be called the Linchburg and Ameri-
can Valley Toll Bridge or Ferry Road, A
minute survey and engineering of same to be
n,ade, and specifications will be made and
filed with said applications.
K. FARGO
s. A. DICKEY
J. E. MEACHAM
G. S THOMAS
d. CARLISLE
z c. BAKER. atty. no30
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-16
State of California } PROBATE COURT

State of California PROBATE COURT
County of Butte, ! at Chambers,
Bidwell, May %, 1855,
In the matter Of the Estate of John R,
Kerns deceased.
TT is ordered and adjadged, that oil persons
Il interested in said estate be and appear
before me at the Court House in the town of
Bidwell on Saturday the It'll day of July 1856
at 10 o'clock 4, NJ, on that day to show cause
Il any they have, why an order should no; be
granted to the administrator in said es tate to
Sell the Real Estate of said deceased, to pay
his debts. Given under my nand at the
town of Biiwell this the 2Sth day Of Nay
1856. JOSEPH E. n, LEWIS.
Probate Judge Butte Co,
Attest, A true full and complete copy Of
an original order Of said Probate Juege, now
On file. and remaining in my ofhce,
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court
at BidweN this June i, 1855,
4, Z, GRIFFITH, Pro. elk,
By THOM-4S WELLS. D c,
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-16

HUST AS EXPECTED. -Russ has been
81 down and stole lot Of Barley and Dalton
Sc Is it They are bound to 60 to the State
Prison in { e fall jel6
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-16
ALarqsuillr advertisement.
PINk'S

PINkS
LAGER BEER AND REFRESH.
MENT SALOON.
CORNER OF AND FIRST STREETS. MARYs-
VILE, CALIFORNIA.
The undersigned would respectfully give
notice to his old friends and the public gener-
ally. that he has removed his LAGER BEER
and REFR EsHMENT SALOON, to the basement
of Rsmeriez' brick block. correr D and First
streets, where he is prepared to serve, Fresh
Oysters, Pork Outlets, Mutton Chops, Por-
ter House Steaks, Fresh Eggs, at all hours
of the day and night and in the finest style.
Lager Beer at tehoitsale.
HENRY PINK.
Marysville, June I, 1855. je-9