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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-14
THE OPEN CIRcUMpoLAR Sea-

THE OPEN CIRCUMPoLAR SEA.-
The discovery of the open Clrcum-
polar sea appears to have been made
by a Russian officer thirty years ago.
This was Lieut.. Wrangle, who some
where about the year 1924, advanc-
ed by slcds across the ice from the
northern coast of Siberia, due north,
to the open sea. Lieut.. now Admir-
al Wrangle, took frequent soundlngs
during the trip, and found the water
shallow, with muddy bottom. The
climate became more moderate as he
went northward. According to his
estimate of his position at the mar
Gin of the Open Polar Ocean, he must
have been near the parallel of 81 deg.
north. on which DR.. Kane was when
he saw the same sea, almost on the
opposite side of the Pole Lieut.
Wrancle concealed provisions in the
ice as he advanced, which he cut ont
for supplies on his return; The par
ty slept in lodges warmed by spIr-
it lamp which also cooked their meals
Their sufferings were not as great a
those of the land parties that have
gone out from the British exploring
ships.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-14
Miscellany.

"MAsoN AND DIxsoN's LINE. y
OK1G1N OF THE PHRAsE.-ln the
18th century, James II, of England,
then the Duke of York gave certain
land to Lord Baltimore and William
Penn, and a difficulty soon sprang up
rs to the proper owner to these lands
on the Dclaware.-Again and again
was the affair carried into the courts
till in 1850, when George the third
came to the crown, the Lord Chan
ccllor made decision, but new diff
ties sprang up in drawing the boun-
dary lines. The commissioners fin
ally employed Messrs. Mason and
Dixon, vino had just returned from
the Cape of Good Hope, where thcy
had been to observe the transit OF
Venus. The succeeded in establish
ing the line between Delaware and
Maryland, which has ever since been
called "Mason and Dixon's line =
". Y. Dispatch.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-14

tF' DIR. J. l.. CZAPKAY.-The gentleman whose
name forms the caption of this notice IL one of tho
few modern physicians who's" application To his pro-
fesson and devotion to the afflicted. render him alike
nm ornnmcn, to tie one and II benefit tn the other
hungarian by birth he sought with kUssuih o place
his country among the nations al the earh. beyond
the 0ppressors rule. lint her sens Nigh, reiocc IN
the priciice of those prrcepts which ARE alike our
glory and pride. In his Efforts SO 10 do. he hns
reapcd the reward of ipcfactua resistance 10 Opprcs
sion, and ~ home and n country know him no more
A part. hOwover from his claims upon nur consider
alton rs a patriot, the testimonials of character and
capacity which ne brings eutite him Ia public c"ni>
dence to the exclusion of those who possess neither
the one or the other. As gentleman his character
il untarnshcd Hs physician. his akin unsurpassed
and tn those whose imprulencc has left upon thcm
the iaints of disease. -cicuttpusy commend
him with the assurance that In him they will find n
friend whom to know is great gain. The Dr's oflc"
is No. and Armory Hall e. rncr of Sacramento
and MONTGOMERY streets. San Francisco
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-14
CABINET SHOP.
JOHN DOLBERGH.

WNTOOLD Respectfully inform the czcns or $40,
w well and vicinity, that he is prepn4ed 70 uo ~
iirn manner with despatch and on reasonable terms
Having always on hand large assortment ol ' Hry
In ,ber he il ready to make to order, Doors WINDOW
SGsh. Tables, Rockers, &c. All klnds "' Choi"'
work and in fact anything appcrtainng 10 ms ouSl'
ness billiard Tables set and repaired Shop on
CHARLES Street, below Hess l.arcomh' BRICK store
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-14
U. S. MAIL LIN + !

1N and after Tuesday. March 18th. 1856. the Cali
W fornia Stare Companys Coaches will leave ihelr
Office. Western House, Marysyille, every mornlns al
O'CLOCK for Sacramento and arrives In Time Tor the
the San Francisco Eoats.
RETURNING-Win leave their once, Orleans Ilo-
tel Sacramento, for Marysville, at the same hour.
GEO y. THOMAS, Superintendent.
March l7th. IsS6, kaysville.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-14
HESS s. LARCOMB S

NEW BRICK FIRE PROoF OTOKE IN DID
WELL.
yuyHF Subscribers would announce to their irlenas
and pntrons that their Brick flre FToo' ,', rto,r
of Grocer4es, Provisions, Fruits, Liquors, Mlhing
Tools. sc sc the best and cheapest ever ouere1 "
town One of our firm is constantly employen III
.h Greash alone believe that We can sell goods
Cheaper than any dealers in this market Persons
desirous to purchase anything in our lhe' ~"nln q"
well to give US call, as we are enaoied ~ supI,
them on as favorable terms the MarHsvile .,nuo'
Didweal, JWy 1886. HESS y hhh'N"''
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-14
LOOK AT THIS.
JOSEPH GLUCKAUF,

A. h;s Fire. proof Store. one door above the
National Hotel, Bdwell,
rs NOW RECEIVING the largest and best selected
l assortnent of merchandise ever brought to this
market. Always on hand, complete assortment OF
Clothing, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Hats,
Liquors. Crockery, Glass Ware, India
Rubbers, Carpeting Havana Cigars,
Ladies Hats and Bonnets, Shoes,
Caters, Fancy and Staple
Dry Goods, Hosiery Silks
and Satins, &C., &c.
MINERS Tools OF every description always on
h.aa aad foy sale al the lowest prices Highest price
paid for Gold Dust. County scrip bought Sna sole.
Aarch 8. ieJ0. SoSErh "ICN"""''
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-14

y1yIIJS Invaluable Specific first Introduced lnto
ia Pisa some my years since. soon became so Wen
known as n certain cure that in every town and cty
not ony ON the Continent, but In prcat brlth' lhe
demand for ii was 80 great Hs nierls 80 "'o"uihR,
that i'm less than yOar from It's Introduction IL had
sunplnntcd all Other remedies. The N"dica fhculty
of the principal cities of Europe were compelled tc
acknowledge it, wonderful mastery over disease Pro-
uretors other medicine. jealous OF ltS sway Vanly
nudcoy yored To sny its onward progress Like gruss
before the mower, their efforts tell 20 the ground and
like fire on the prnircs sweeping nll before IT, its on
ward march became truInnhanL II stood iOrth upon
its own merits "A discerning puplic saw, tried and
were convinced OF its magical virtues. The massive
fortune acquired by Dir. Pareir from me sale OF IL
during the six year. he prepared H. hlohe pore "ihes
To its miraculous merits. At the decease OF The Doct
ne pecine was beaueahed to his son, who has lately
introduced the remedy into the unllen Sth'e'. The
number Of cures it has already made are astonishing
Thousands and tens OF thonsahds can pear testimony
TO its efficacy.
certainty no other medicine has ever poseesSed
Rcsor, to no Quack Nostrums, Use remedy that
has been tried for the past y years ana was never
known Ia fail
This rent Remedy Is warranted purely vegetable
G.wore of Counte rfets. The extensive sale OF this
wonderful medicine has already caused some person
or persons 10 palm of upon the unsl-pccung- a spu-
rions compound, closely resembling he original. he
particular to buy none without Inc wrlt'eh signature
of A pareira. NJ. D. on the outside wrapper Of each
hottie All Others are counterfeit, and their COM
Founders will be- punished with the u!morst rger Of
the law.
Prize Three dollars per bottle For sale by d. Bah
cock sole Agent for California, Oregon and the sand
wich Islands, 10 whom all orders must be addressed.
A liberal disc >unt made u wholesale dealers
%. BABCOCK.
Wholesale Druggist, II Davis street,
San Francisco.
List OF Agent. through,rt the State. Rice oflin s.
Co Druggist Marysville: X. X. Starkweather, City
Drug store stockton w. IL Bruner, sonora; Benz
shurlleG shasta; Child Worshen. Phceryillei
Justin Gates, Jr. Sacramento City; ID. r. w. Carr,
DownieyilIe Dr. John Lark. Nevada Dr. w II.
Gatlief Yreka, Or. J. B. winston, Los Angeles;
Thomas Whaley, San Diego; Geo H. Story, Portland
q. T
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-14

ANAlYsrs.--The following IS
simple method of analyzing SO soils of
ordinary agricultural test. Weigh
convenient quantity of the earth to
be analysed, say 100 grains, dried
in the open air, dry the same before
q fire on napcr, so as not to scorch
the paper, Tc.vcigh, and the differ /,
ence Will be the moisture. Roast the
residue, rc-wcigh, and the difference L
will be the organic matter. Pour a
quantity of muriatic acid on the re-
lnainder, when stirred and settled
pour it off, and add oxolatc Of amo-
MIA, n the precipitate will be the lime.
Mix remainder with water and str 1T
well, when a little settled: pour of
the turbid mixture, and the suspend
ed contents are argillaceous and the
deposit silicious.-LJe Illustrated.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-14

DLANKs Every DESCRIPTION Of sustics's laDks
ID foI sale aihspfce.s
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-14

ERRIVATE Medical Ohcc-IIundreds of those who
have contracted disease disadpointcd of n
cure by not calling on Dr. Young ut first He will
forfeit a,,y sum if he fails to any ease that may
come under his care ne matter how long standing or
affecting such as ulcers, tumorS, nodes punches,
pimpes the face and body, pains IN the bones and
iuius, wakeuncss trembling copper colorcd sores
wasting OF The bones, emncidon, loss of appetite,
strength ond flesh. in the nose and ears loss OF
hair weak eyes itching humors, 4. Many persons
after being relieved cf all eNicrni appearances of
private disease suppose themselves cured. but after
few months find they are troubled with various
symptoms which they never had betore, and which
they find it impossible TO relieve. 10 all VINO are al
Giced in this way. Dr. Young wonld particularly rec
ommend trial OF his skill. The symptoms with which
YOU are troubled ARE caused by tanis in the blood.
which sooner or later will destroy our health andh hap
pness Nc person who has over had nm attack OF any
private paut should not fail to consult Dr. Young
and take a few bottles Of hi1 invaluable purifying
medicine, they can rest assured mat lher huou Is
In II per(ectly pure and healthy couditen, and that
every trace of disease f. removed from the system.
Recent cases cured ~ srOm Two 10 i've days wiihom
change of diet or hnGrance rom business or no lee.
DIR. j. G. YOUNG.
once. corner Montgomery and California streets,
rpnositn Weiis Fargo 4 CO.'S. Office hours from
A. NJ, to Z. VI.
Marysuille, juno 10th. 1855.
NR J. C. YOUNG-pEAR SIR:-Pleasc send me
y y some OF the medicines YOU prescribed my
case | have a friend here who l. troubled in exactly
the same way that was lie has nightly emissions,
ringing acise in his head weak back, loss OF memory,
and Is generally debilitaed he Is discouraged and
bns not confidence enongh to enable him TO call and
soc ycu I told him how was and that my friends
all said was In consumption. and the doctors mp here
gave me up aud advised me to go home TO de, but
instead of going home called upon Nou- aud here
am as wen NJ any Of them, and likely 10 live long
time vet wifi strenh enough to work with the strong
est of them Doctor Will send every one TO you that
looks 10 me IA though he needed physician Il shall
not be my fault if any dies for want of medical
treatment. will do all can to keep the afflicted
away from those pests OF society yelcpt professors
and high sounding titled mcu who # the facts were
known are men who left their country for their
RVS good Publis This letter doctor, If you wish,
and hope some Of those that humbugged me, may
ace il and sleep bad for one night.
Truly yours GEO. DAVIDSON.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-14
DR.. PAREIRA AS
GRAT ITALIAN REMEDY,

For the certain and speedy cure of dis
eases of private nature, no matter
how long standing, without any m
furious effkct to the system or any
change of diet. 1t has never ialled'
it cannot fail to cure.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-04
DoUBLE MURDER. :

NEw Haven, CT, Jan "a double murder
was committed yesterday, near Woodbridge, by
Chas Sandfortl, an insane man, whose nephew
is one of the Mathematics who was arrested
on suspicion of the recent murder of Matthews.
sandford's first victim was Enoeh spcrry, father
of n. d. Sperry, Secretary of State The ma
MAC chopped off his head with an axe while
he was riding home in sleigh. His second vic
tim was Ichabod Umbcrfield, a farmer, whom he
killed with an axe in his own house, The muir
derer is now in prison, where he is constantly
muttering a senseless jargon of prayer.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-04
FROM NEW YORK


NEW YORK, Az. g. he Herald correSpon-
dent under date Of ST. Domingo, Nov. 9th,
writes. The Emperor Soloque, SO recently at
the head of a formidable force against the Do
minicans, is on his return, without having fired
a shot at his aiiyerssries.
Two French men-of-war ships hove in sight
on the 25th inst off this place, the senior Off
Ger in command, hoisted flag, and soon after
wasin correspondence with the French Repre-
sentative onishore. A courier was instantly dis
patched to the Emperor, with sealed dispatches,
on the perusal of which, his Imperial Majesty
Immediately gave orders to march back again
1t is rumored and generally believed that France
will not permit the HaYtians to invade or modest
the Dominicans
The cholera continues to prevail along the
coast and interior, but it seldom proves fatal
whenmedical aid is early applied.
Business is dull, but now that peace is pro-
claimed, trade viii revive and produce will come
in rapidly.
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Change of Time
GOING NORTH.

GOING SOUTH-The $40 A. Train viii connect at San
usGy with Morning Train from Toeo at Monroevllc with
Chicago Express the Southern Division Of T Road; at
Shelby Junction with Cincinnati Express from Cleveland
Mansfield Junction with Day Pittsburgh,
Newark With the East and West Trains the Central Ohio
Railroad.
The 800 p NJ Train wiz connect at sandusk with steam
er Bay City from Betrot at onrceyilIe with western Train
c. 7. R. r.; at Shelby Junction At 521 P. VI. with the Mail
Train O. G. G. r C. for Columbus CINCINNATI Mans
field Junction at 50 p NJ with Fast train o. p r. r.
for Pittsburgh and at Newark with Night
Trains on Central Ohio Il. R.
GOING NORTIT-TIle go Train will make close
nectiOn at Newark with SIa Tranfro Bellar G. o. R.
RI at Mansfield Junction with Express for Pittsburgh;
Shelby Junction at 12- Is with Cincinnati Express for
CeYelan Buffalo and New York. md at MonrOeYlle with
Mall Train e. 4. +. road to Toledo, Chicago. &c.
10 Train will connect Mt Newark with Express nom
the East Genital Ohio Road; Mansfield Junction with
Fast Train for Pittsburgh; at Shelby Junction at SCI
with Cincinnati a for Cleveland 3ionTOeyc with Night
Express for Toledo anil Chicago aud SandsEy with
steam q, Day City for Detroit and Chicago. &.
J. R. ROBINSON, Sup't.
Sandusky, Ang. 4, 1888. seplS-tf
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NEW YORK MARKE5

I JAS. S.-Stocks dull and prices lower, Erie
SO 3-8; Michigan Southern 81 1-S
Cotton duh salessof 200 bales.
/ Flour lsngnid, sales of 1000 bbls at 8 10, for
Southern Wheat firm, sales Of 2, 500, bus at
I SO for Southern red. Corn firm, sales Il, 900
bus at 81 for western mixed Pork improving,
sales of 800 bbls. Beef dull, sales of 600 bbis.
Lard languid, sales Of 600 bbls. Whisky dull,
sales of so bbls at 3d. Coffee droopmg, sales of
$50 bags Rio. Sugar declined 1-s, with sales of
90 hhds. Molasses firm, sales 100 bbls at 49,
Oils quiet Freights heavy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-04
PHILADELPHIA MARKET

JAS. S.-Flour quiet, but prices firm at 8,25
and with but little disposition on the part of some
holders torealizc at this figure. 500 bbls extra
sold on private terms, and 800 superfnc at 8, 90.
for common to fancy brands. Wheat very little
offering and in fair demand Sales of Penna.
red at 50. Rye 100, in storR. Corn fair de-
mand for shipment; s, 200 new yellow in store at
7Sa8O. WhisEey dnlIat 3S in bbls and 81 in
hhds, with moderate sales.
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ITEMS

NEw York, JAN. s.-We have adyices from
from Porto Rich to the goth ult
Cholera is raging fearfully on the north side of
the Island; in one yillage'o 900 inhabitants,
900 died in 40 hours
The schooner Grace Darling, from Savannah
for Boston, was wrecked yesterday, off Long
Branch. The crew were saved, but the vessel
and cargo total loss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-04
WASHINGTON GnssIp

JAN. Some Of the 4nenbers voting for
Banks are not backward in expressing the opin-
ion that he cannot be elected, aud are anxious to
bolt and unite on some other candidate
Mr.. Boyce of S. c., whom Mr. Percy Walker
wished to declare Speaker by uniting on him the
conservative clements, belongs to the Calhoun
Southern wing, and considcrSa dissolution of the
Union inevitable, regarding it is question of
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-04
FROM CAIRO.

CAIRo, JAN. 2-Ihe contract for carrying
daily mail betweed Cairo and New Orleans, went
into effect yesterday. The first steamer, the Nj
agara, left last night. The instructions of the
Postmaster General require fast first class boats
The time to New Orleans is five days, and back,
six days. Boats leave Cairo every day at five
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-04
DWELLING BURNED4Less OF LIFE.

DIV EIIIINIT bUNLNEIU--IJSS1 UF IIFE-
PrTsBuRGn, Jan. 2.-Last night about II
o'clock, the frame dwelling of James Kregan,.
by fire, with all its contents. Two children per-
ished in the flames, being literally burnt to GIN
ders, and two others were thrown out of the
window by their grandmother, who afterwards
saved herself by jumping out. They were but
slightly injured. Mr.. Krcgan was absent in this
city, attending the Orphans FaiT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-04
Winter advancement.

TRtSsroRrAT1oS oPR1cE h. o. n r.
Welding StIti0H Dec. ith 1855.
on and afer Tuesday the 9Th instant the Passenger Trains
express ma) wileaye this daily p ~
1850 p. NJ.
The Express p NJ and win only stop at
the following stations: BenwoOd, MoundsviIe, Cameron
Parmont Petternan Newburg Rowlesburg, Piedmont Cum
berand, Sir Johns Rum Aartnsburg Harpes Perry Mon
oeacy, Sykesyille and Washington Junction.
The Mail Train leaves daily except Saturdays 1890 p
~ and will stop at all the regular stations.
The Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation Train will
be daily except Sundays leaving Wheeling a. NJ
and arriving at Cumberland PM Leaving
at 5:l5 \. u. and arriving In Wheeling {, PM.
BY order OF j. II. DONE, Supt.
dc4 r7--F J. d. FORD. Agent
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MEDICAI L.
AL SHOULD TRY EEsg
D r, j.. E4O ST ET9E 6. r. .
CELEBRAIED.4 {. =
STOMACH TTERS.
100000 Hollie. sold ID one } snDr..


oLliiNG In The niarket-oting Ipthe medical mArk,.
AttlCle DC lroduced equalto this
GREAT ANTT-DYSPEPTIC.
bE ito9tettcT preparation old lFay rrei,s
HVE rue iuIe experimental result sbnie Amateur
e'an. verbal investigation. Is the result u a tisf5
u STUDY o. Ole Of the scientific On, o "a
Or 9s,c'is su6Mits his invaluable Bhtcha TO any chni
@ ISIS ~ NllA' y sti better personal tElailiOn our
S" constitution Ihe true properties Of tess bitter.
oe l9na oy the Is anaiyss, sn tr fun force oftsir
NJ effects Hil be made manifest IN almost incTrdl.
9y snort space oil time upon the system.
BltteFs M s S'''sse0 stomach
Are yon BiOas' Try bottle Of these sitsrs, and be
Are you annoyed by pLise.u,S Tcn,ovn ~. ~,
free use OF these BiitCrs. = - - - '''"
Have you Fever and Asac? hos many Thousands An thu
esi ana south have been cured Of thia Institution ro
ing disease, BY the q these Bitter, 1900
Try Rus iircut tlulUte. entufe Ia aFs,,
%lS tos!esrA iitegs ere used, rEse Of tsrsr aud
o;e wine iassi, acsl thrce dimes a dsy lrfo,.
ing the Httyrs enc trial = ~ - ~ sN'
teEe are other BhtcTs Represented 10 be the sae ubt.
arc SopPAtp!lFtiy worthless Our Rttrra arc Nluhot 4
IIa lSt theF medicinal qualities. They are nut 10 IA
w o''5eS NIL She dlreetIous on
tie. None other genuine. S wv
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
- TOT sac by al the principal IrugsisIs, Hotl B.rr
S., "u dealers SsHeray throughout The Uulted
LAUGHLISs 3 BUsHPIELp and
,.0o1v,,, TuUMFs0N 4, PATTERSON,
- - -S"-" NliVelng
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RIVER AND WEATHRR

PirTSBURGH, Jan. 3.-Riyer 6 feet 0 inches
falling. Weather clear and cold
CINCINNATI, Jan. 3,-River full of ice-navi-
CATION about suspened.
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NEM- YORK IEGISLATTuRE

ALBkNY, Jan 2.-Several attempts to elect a
Speaker were made to-day, without success, Mr.
Odell Know Nothing, stands the highest A
strenuous effort is being made to effect fusion
between the Hards and Softs
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FROM sonTH CARnIINl

COLUMBIA, S. c. JAS. 3.-Rain fell here al
most continually for two weeks The rivers are
very full, great aPprehensions- ola destructive
frcshc'. 1t rained in torrents for the last 24
hours and still falling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-04

The FEScBLEs have received invitation,
through Capt. LoRrNe, to participate in grand
military and civic demonstration, at Cincinnati,
on the god of February, in honor of the BIRTH
day of Washington. From the arrangements
making, we should judge that this celebration
viii he very extensive and brilliant affair.
lEeperceive it is headed by many Of the prin-
eipaI men of Cincinnati, and companies aud dis
tinguished persons in all parts of the Union
have been invited We are not advised as to
whether the Fencibles will avail themselves of
the invitation, or not
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-04
.CINONNATI MARKET

JAN. .3.-Flour easier; sales $50 bbls. at 1925,
and $50 at 100. Nothing doing in grain. Hogs
5,00a5,25. Green Hams 6Sa63. Mess Pork
1875. No. Lard &C. Whisky %, dull. Gro
ceries unchanged
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COTTON MARKET


CIIARLEsroN, Jan 1-Sales of 400 bales cot
ton to-day. Market depressed and prices in favor
of buyers. Weather stormy
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fuE Oh LADY's FUNERAL R1DE.-Airs. Part
eterpity. as We MI must sooner or later. Mrs.
Duzenberry asked Mrs p for the particulars of
her poor Paurs demise and brTial. "Oh, Mrs.
Duzenberry, poor Paul died suddenly, and We
buried him. He had a very awful cold afore he
died, and tried all the doctors, cause he wanted
to he cured He never heard of Bryan's Pull
moaic WATERS, which give relief in ten minutes,
and soon effect cure; if he had my old man
would now be long with me, and free from all
cough, cold, hoarseness, etc" Only 20 cents a
box.
Sold By all the druggists in theeity JOHN H.
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MASSACHUSETTS, LEGISIIATJRR

BoSToN, Jan. 2,-Ihe Legislature met this
morning, and the Senate was organized BY the
lelectionofE j. C. Banker, american President
The House has not yet organized. The Govern
ors Message win be sent IN tomorrow.