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The Great EngIish Resedy-Slr Jans
ClaPkc's celebrated Female PttIss

The Great EnglIsh Renaedy-Sir Janes
Ciarkc's teiebrated Female Ptiis'
Prepared from prescription Of Sr james c'arfe' ~
D., Physician Exr aordinary 10 the Queen. This inva
liable medicine Is unAns In the cure Of all those palm
full aud dangerous diseases incident to the female oons
tuition.
II moderates al excess removes an obstruction. and
brings on the msnthy period with regularity. These
pills should be used two or Lree weeks previous 10 con-
nement they otfy the constitution, and lessen the
suffering during labr, enabling the mother 10 peron
her duties with safety TO herself and child
These pills should not he taken BY females during the
first thrre months Of pregnancy, - they .re sure %
bring on miscarriage, but at any other time they are
SAFE.
In all eases Of and spinal affections, pain In
the back and limbs. heayiness, fatigue on sght exer'
ton. palpaon VI the heart lowness of spirts hyster.
les, sick headache, whites, and all the painful diseases
occasloned by dlsorered syste, these pulls vii efecf
cure when all other ave failed, and although
powerful remedy, do not contain hon, caioue, sntimo
ny, OF any other mineral.
Full directions accompanying each package. Price,
In the United States and Canada, one dollar.
Sole agents for this eountry,I. @. BALDWIN Go
Rochester, MY. TUrTLE 4 MOSES, Auburn, N. Y,
General Agents.
Nh. 500 and postage stamps, enclosed TO any
authorized agent, will ensure bottle Of the pills by re-
turn mall
For sale wholesale and retail, by D. L. Mitchell saeo.
and druggists generally.
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Sprrinl Nutirrs.

The gveat success Of DIR. j. N. Hsbcn.
sack Of Philadelphia In curing worms, that amer they
have been destroyed and passed from the system, IL
destroy the slime and that may stu remain. To
do this he says you must u,e snch medicines az are
particularly adopted and compounded VI vegetable sub
stances not TO and debiafe, avoiding calomel,
tnrpentne and such like medicines, and thereby saving
yourselves from salvation and other had effects. And
we therefore advise all to use his WORM SYRUP
and LIVER PILLS. as they 10 not belong {, that
class VI medicines which ignorant quacks. and unprin
ep, prvtenders force upon the ateut Of the
nifty by astonishing certificates ofeures
orier but they scientifically Compounded, and are
steadily growing plblc favor by reason Of the excel
lent effects which follow their administration. 10
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CouoHs AND Coins. Al ihi season oil the
year when coughs and colds are 20 prevalent, q
reliable remedy 10 such eases Is important 70 az
the afflicted. or DR.. Stones medicine, which
will be found advertised in our paper, the Mon
'real PHO, says 49,
The astonishing d. and for O.. w. Stones
Cough Medicine. and b.. complete success IN cur
ing affections OF the ib, >. and lungs, fully prove
that we were justified u recommending II to our
readers on Its Introduction TO the public; and we
can safely assert that no remedy has ever become
so deseryedly popular in the same space Of time
-LotcsH Nsscs.
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~ In the copy forwarded for the print
ing of the City Marshal's report there was
an error which the Marshal desires to be
corrected through our paper. In thereport
which is according to manuscript copy, it
reads
"Liquor Selling from March 10, 1855, $
Sept. 25, 1855, =
From Sept. % to Feb. %, 1856, 81
1t should read "Drunkeness." the object
being to show by this comparative statement
the number of complaints between these two
periods Of time.
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MarriaqeG.

In tins city, 2s,h ut., by Rev. J. Hubbard, Jr,,
MIR Leonard Bacon to Mrs. Mary E. Goldlwat,
both of Bddeiord
la Saco, Feb %, by Rev. s. Goff, Mr. Jacob
s. Locke, of Buxton, to Miss Caiharlne J New.
ell. al Dayton by the same, Manh %, Mr.. Thos.
J. Chick, Of Biddeiord, TO Miss Alinira Blake, Of
wesibroos,
In Saco, Feb. 2sih, by Rev. J T. G Nichols,
Mr.. ALVIN Foss, Of Saco, to Miss Elizabeth Earl,
of Hollis.
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Mn. EDITOR I'm my last communication
/ noticed the resolutions Of our democratic
legislature, and of the Democratic State
Convention of 1910. Resolutions in which
they very emphatically expressed their great
abhorrcncc," their extreme hatred, of the
institution Of slavery generally, and partic-
ularly their stern and immovable opposition
to it, introduction into free territory.
But now, to come nearer home, ON the
4th day Of July, that same year, and a few
days subsequent to the State Convention,
the Democracy of York County and district
held convention in Alfred, to nominate
Senators and County Officers. Among the
doings of that convention, we find the fol-
lowing resolution, namely -" Resolved,
that We heartily coincide with the acts and
dongs of the late Democratic State Conven-
ton, holden at Portland ON the 2Sth ult.,
and that We checrfully respond to the prin-
ciples and sentiments uttered and published
by said convention" What the "princi-
Piles and sentiments" Of the State Conyen-
ton, and also of the Legislature, were,
which are 50 fully endorsed, and 30 heartily
and ehcerfully responded to, in the above
resolve, we have already seen. But, again,
to repeat them in substance, they were, that
slavery is curse, that il is "abhorrent to
the common sentiments Of mankind"
- monster q so trigh'fal nlsn,
A 10 b. hated, meals but ~ SEEN"
That il is " dangerous to all who come
within its sphere, " Us we now $40 II witno'.
sed in Kansas-that ii ought not to extend.
ed into free territory-that government has
"adequate" power to exclude il, that there
should bs law Of Congress to that effect,
and that our Senators aud Representatives
in Congress BE- instructed and enjoined tC
procure such law. All this is Embrace
in the resolutions Of the State Legislature
and the Democratic State Convention. il
lS49, and so unequivocally, cordially, ant
emphatically, adopted by the County Con
NentiOn. ~ bHc ceotc NVuNOhlOh Az juno
prior to the County Convention, a commit
tee was appointed to address the people OF
the same subject. That committee consist
ed Of Ephraim X. Smart, now Collector o
Belfast, with salary and emoluments ex
cceding fifteen hundred dollars year I; Al
pheus A. Hanscom, now Collector Of Saco
and Advertiser for the Navy Department
with an emolument from both sources, o
probably some seven hundred dollars pei
annum. Tho committee consisted Of thes,
two, and the following named gentlemen
whose whereabouts, as TO locality, politica
rank, or employment, am no, informed, Z,
wit Micah j. Talbot, Moses Sherburne
Daniel G. Emery. These Eve gentlemen
as the mouth-piece Of the Democratic Anti
Slavery State Convention, gave the people
most admirable address, In they boldly reit
Grated the principals and sentiments >
contained in the convention resolutions.
But let US hear them. They say, "w'
owe 1t to ourselves to give no eountenanc
to slavery propagandism, and unless the PEG
pie Of California and New Mexico shall form
State governments inhibiting slavery, IN,
democracy Of Maine win consider il the i'm
pentive duty Of Congress to extend owe
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ProrLE's CONVENTION. Nee York, March
4. Mr.. Greeley telegraphs to the Tribune
The members Of Congress who stand by
free Kansas, and are opposed to Mr.. Fill
more for President, are considering the pol
icy Of issuing call for Peoples Presiden.
tial Convention-probably to meet at Phila-
delphia simultaneously, or substantially 50,
with the Republican Convention. The
movement will be carefully considered, and
no steps taken without extensive preconcer'
and some delibention.
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FoR CouGus, COLDS AND CoNsuNrnos Hon,
Daniel p Thompson, Secretary II the State OF
Vermont, says: .'Hsving seen the beneficial eli
feels OF your Vegetable Pulmonary Bai,an ia NV
family aud nelghborhoud when used, ieyl free to
soy. thai look up"n 1t rs very valuable medl.
cine IN the diseases Tor which IL is recommended
Reed, Cutler & Co, Duggi.is, Boston, propne.
iors. BE oarsfuito get Ds gsnmas a, there arc
many ihitatiOns SVld in Blddeiord by James
Sawyer Price 50 cents and 81.
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HoLrowAr's riLIs are an excelen, Family Medicine,
and recommended to all sui rers with diseases Of the
liver and Stomach. The surprising effect ofthese won
derfu Pin. have naturally made them universal ayo-
rite with the citizens Of the Union, well ~ to the In
habants Of all other parts Of the world they are the
and safest remedy for all disorders ofhe live and
stomach and to The b,Ou sufferer they are invaluable
I, is und,puaby admitted that these Pills have never
been known TO fail to these disorders when used IN
accordance with the directions which accompany each
box. 10
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r,,m wuia~ Jsla.s., Hs..y.r .t,..f, ..n ,.s~,

FROM william JoAason, Hanover street, yell kpo~s
throughout As Nsw Ensiand States ass srfsn-
sire dealer in Botanie Msdieiass. N
On. HArpKxs
sir-from my personal knowledge 9th Ingredients
which compose your Improved Vegetable Purntive Ps,
which know 70 Be made Of the best and noss costly
tera that can be procured together With the high oyin
Ion which Ia enterainsio Of their merits BY tfose who
have used them, can safely recommend them a. val
liable purgstlve medicine, and decidedly the best pills
Of which have any knoviedgs.
lam, respectfully. yeus, te,
Swsopl wN. JOHNSON.
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Municipal Election.

,up Inhabitants Of the City Of Biddsford qualified ac'
-, NJ 10 Law In the election of city omcers,
s,,,,.n, 20 warrants issued In customary form) wiz
:, sntb,,, .sysssi ward rcors, Of Mvaisy the tent
a,v ~ Ma en- sex ten o'clock A. W., TO give inthe'r
roiss fOr wsrdel and Clerks Of said wsIds' m %o,
sr sa,d vsnas and for Conssblrs one for each Wari
IA a. JnSrs 81 A ,nicipal Court In said city.
The Aldermen Of sa ID city will be In session Al me
,iIa.n, uo,n on ,b,. Saturday next preceding said
W ny 49, IT,, nin 70 Twelve o'clock A. and
from two to Ave r. Nj, s,d on said day Of election
sm nine O'clock A, 81 10 one O'Clock for thepur'
pe Of receiving evidence Of the aualhca,ions OF 90
tiers whose LANES have not bee enu C C w
lists. LEVI LORl.No''' wy ~'
Biddeford, Feb. q, 1856.
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Deutbs.

In this city, Feb. 18Th, Mr.. Noah Robin son, aged
a. Feb lsth, Mrs Chan,y Whitney, aged 20
Feb. Doth, Mr.. Arthur Samson, aged 2s Eel,
26lh John Coddy, aged 2 years Feb. 9Th, Miss
Olive Berry, aged ~ years.
In WATERFORD, Feb Goth, Mrs Phrbe Pa,ien
aged GO years.
In Lyman, Feb 2sth George 4 r. unds, ugrt
3 years.
aged II years, well known IN the vicinity rs "olc
Isaac" the clam dealer 9Th, Capt. Israel Crd
lord. an honest man, aged G5 years.
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Delight. Spanish Lu.,rai. A ne ar,iel'

Deltghrs spuuish LusfruIs a hne article
20 make the Hair grow on bald heads.
From q. W. TAsKER, ESQ, ,Psmbsrfon Mill, Lao.
renee.
have used the Spanish Lustral about three months
for badness on the crown Of my head which had exis
tel for several years. ii Is now thieky covered with
hair inch long, and Ia growing fast With cheerful
ness and gratitude therefor. recommend ,he Lustral
10 all Who have looked 10 other without
II. II Hay, General agent for Maine, Canada, New
brunswick and Nova Scotia. Geo. @. Boyden, Or. J.
Sawyer, agents fOr Blidefori. 6s3dp
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ANOTHER RrFuBptAs TRIuxrH. JAMES
NJ. LEACH, Republican, who was few days
ago sent back by a strict party vote in the
House of Representatives of our State, was
reelected by 70 majority Representative
from New Gloucester and Raymond
The votes given at the two elections stood:
September. March.
Leach 293. Leach 3l3.
Brown 800. Brown 235.
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ders of the party, and the President, that
his course is necessarily their course. II
may be truly said, he is in them and they
in him, one and insepanble. FIREMAN.
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y Don't fail to read the advertisement
of J. B. Weeks, in to-days paper. He has
an extensive variety Of Cigars, and ofthe
best brands. !
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~ HoS. LEvI CUTTER, for many years
one of the most prominent citizens of Port
land, and for several years its Mayor, died
at his residence in that city on Sunday.
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Singing Schools.

n ID. ADAMS will open his next terms OF sing-
". Ing schorls rs fslows,-
In Biddeford, Thursday Evening, March
9Th, at al. hall, No. Washin ton Block, ut ID
O'clock Class to meet every Thursday and Saturday
Evenings.
In saoo, on "Wednesday Evening, March
Ofh, at Auber Hall, ut 7 81 O'Clock. This class 70
meet every Wednesday and Friday Evenings.
Tickets Of admission to the above classes,
sI.O0 for ~ Lessons, Payable Second Lessen.
First and second evenings free. 3v9
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70 Rev. T, Starr King will lecture on Wednes.
day evening next, a, Central Hail. Subject
Socrates.
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BRIGHTON MARKET, Feb. as.

Al Market, liso Beef Cattle, $50 Sheep, and Q
Swine.
Drkr CArrlr.-we quote extra 80 90 . Q ooj first
qualify, ss IS SIS second quality, 81 Is as Is !
third quality, 81 IS.
woskrxs 0xrs.-saies from $50 to $50.
Cows AND CALvss.-salcs IRON SIS to b..
sHEgr.-sales from s. 90 to 90.
swiSE.-At retail frvm ! 10 &C.
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Sherif's Sale,

York %. January 18th, 1850. Taken on an exeeu.
ton wherein Horace Ford Of Bddeord In the county
Of York 10 CT .tor, and on anothpr execution wherein
samut w. Luques IL creditor, and will he sold at pub
Ic vendue, on saturday, the ffe-nth day Of March,
A. D. 1885, at two O'Clock p. NJ, on the premise, here
Libby Of said Ddsrl, had the times Of the attach
meuts on The original wrs, now has, Of redeemins
the real estate situated In said Bddefod. and bounded
as f,iossi the South East by land now or hrmery
on the south West by land Of William Staples, or per.
sons unknown on the North West by Land Of Joseph
IIili aud the Narth Hast By land 81 John VI. Good
Win and Edward II. @. Hooper. Said iand having been
ret ID on execution 10 Dorothy Smith, administrator ID
James Smith, IT., and said Libbys right 81 rreeminr
the having been attsche mesne process on the
original wr which these executions above named
issued. Az further particulars viii he made known n
the time and place Il sale.
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Tho Ladies' Companion,
A Magazine devoted 10 the improvement Of III
Hama (lFeIe.

A Magazine devoted to the improvement Of the
Home Circle.
A new series Of the Companion begins with the nun
her for March, 1855. The work Is published monthiy
In addition 10 sr.at variety Of articles various sub
Jects calculat-d to and instruct the members o.
the family circle, each number viii contain
an Elegant Coiored Fioicr Plate,
printed In coors, and altogether superior to any en-
cravings OF the Kind ever published In any similar
WORK in this country tn Sc flower plates alone will he
sorth the whole cUst Of the magazine.
Zach numb-r viii also contain one full page engrav
mr. Illustrating one 81 the sketches contained In the
same. Besides these, great number OF engravings
REPRESENTING new patterns Of Embroidery, Crochet
wosk the Fashions etc., etc. Will be given In the course
Of the year. and occasionally page VI music.
The Companion Il Published stonly one dollar rear
n paid In aliyAnce.
Agents waited 10 al parts Of the Union, 10 vhou'
eooi Inducements viii be onered Letters, enclosing
JOEL W. IlUBBARD,
IIL8 Washington Street, Boston, Mass.
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Roston stock Market.

ROstOn stock Market.
MARTINS Twenty-s enc Years Thereiat Civ.
wi ing the ;iu,iusiio,l, eoeh ssdr, iro,a 1888 to
1855, in BANK INSURANCE, MANUfAC.
TURING. RAILROAD. aud other Stocks. Al.
80, the S,mi.AnnHai Died nds Of each stock
since 1854, with detailed explanatory notes -
Eighty pages. price % cents. Sent by mail, post.
paid. JOSEPH q. MARTIN,
Commission Stock Broker,
10 State 81 Boston. ~
~ Orders by mail or express, 10 buy or sell
stocks, will he promptly executed, al The current
market yalue
f'eh. 20, 1866 3w9
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Notice of Foreclosure.
.HOUSE & lot FOR SALE.

IHiVE lor sale that neat story aud half hoIsc,
1 with the barn aud garden spo, attached, siius.
ted 10 The very cen re VI the thriving village OF
B,dj- ord oa Franklin St, and known as the
Abrsm Perkins e-taie Iis immnedisie pcoximi.
" to the Mills, Stores, School,, Posi-OfIice, &c.
renders Il q very desirable location. Such rare
chance for n bargain IL seldom ofered
Also, for sale, loo house lots, located on oil the
principal streets In the village.
J~9 GEO. II. ADAMS.
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NOTICE.

THE copar,ne ship heretofore existing between the
/ subscribers under the firm Of 10. Mitchell q Co
IL this day by mutual consent dissolved. All son,
b,ylng demands r.ganst the late hnn requested q
present the Tor payment. and all indebted by note
or account must psy the Immediately IN SAFE cost
a. the aaain must he settled by April is, 1855.
GE0 Ia. MITCHELL.
~s II. A. MITCHELL
The subscriber thankful or the very liberal patronage
bestowed upon him for the last three years. would
specfy announce to his old customers and the pubis
generafy that he will continue the Stove and Tnvar>
ssioe.s In all It's brarches At the old stand % q. ~
Mitchell Co Chestnut ST., where every thing In hi,
Iipe may be bought at greatly reduced price,.
=. GE0. II. MITCHELL.
Didieford, March 8, 1885 3wia
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Cigars.
Valuable Real Estate For Sale.

THE House and Lot situated on Kassuih Street, the
street leading from south 70 Centre street, occupied
by the Subscriber.
ms iioss< 10 nearly nsv has nine good rooms. u 90.
mated An desirable place Coz business man. and WI
- cid GA reasonable tefms.
rhsrs never failing spring of water In the cellar.
Bsases~d, March I, 1889. snssio
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Leach's majority, l. Leach's majority, 7s
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LIST OF LETTERS.

W
REMAINING uncalled %
March Q, 1883.
Persons calling fDr tasss
Advertised.
Andrews Simon
Andrews james
Adams Clara mrs
| Austin Adnanna
Burk Mary.
Brown Miriam mrs
Btadeen Martha L
Bangs Mary Ann
Brown Esther A
Barnell Mary Z
Bradbury Olive 3
Byrum Reuben
Buzxell Sarah A-2
Bickford Sarah M
Buzzell WIN
Buzzell Aaron p
Burnham Abby
Bennett Betsey
Bragdon Caroline r
Boynlon G F
Bowdoln Fannie NJ
Berry Emerson
B,ckiord EDeline
Ellington Emeline
Bean HELEN r
Bracket Jane A mrs
Blckiord J
Bailey John
b siUi J Is
Buckley James
lIickfvrd James
B,rt,m Lucy
Bean Laura A mis-
BarrOws Maria A
Clark Asa
Ciesves Esther
Campbell Ell IN W.
Curtis Hannah
Coconn Hanna
Gates Henr,
Conway James
Chick Mary K-2
lcarer Mary A
|Coughlin Mary
| Carr Maria
| Cassidy Susan
| Csbana Sofranie
Chase Samuel +
Cole Tobias
Davis Amsziah w
Dennis Alviu
Doneyhoe Hannorah
bennett Hannah l.
Drew DR. y
DUlliRT c
Emery Sarah
Eiwell John
Emery J Is
Edgcomb Amanda l.
Emery Frank
ross mary naunau
Friend ]. II.
FowIes ] mr.
| Farmer Bridget
Fabyan Georaeanna NJ
Goodwin Alonzo
Gdldlhwait Abby A
Goodwin jeremiah w
Goodwin J w
Gooch Mary Jane
Guodding Roxanna g
Goodwin Sarah A
Gookin Capt w
Goodwin Lydia A
Holmes Charles A
Hughs Charles
Haiiscom Ellen-2
| Huichins James
Harris Johu
! Hui Lydia
HUFF Louisa
Haywood L NJ
Hegarty Nick
Hatch Micah
Homes miss
Rigging Mary A
Hanson Rebecca
Jafosh Isabel
Kimball James M
KeaiUn Elizabeth
kimball Christopher
Kelley Mary Ann
| JoNATHi
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HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
The Grand External Remedy.
ErYitlu. Salt Rh.un L as.rbrti: Hnrs.

dssssss Of the SKIN whatsvss form they may asssDs
90 this oiatnsnt. No case Of SAN hhssn, oearvyf
sore Heads serofia 90 Erysipslas can leas WITHSTAND
10 indusues. The inventor has travelled over many
pars nf the stobs Visiting the psisepal kosptsis.
dispensing ths Ointment, giving sdvies a. 70 n W.
piestioa and has thus hsea the nssns Of restoring
sos, utiss ~ An mhsrs IN hsalth.
Butte record., 1856-08-16
FERRY NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN will apply to the Board OF supervisors IN M ana
for Butte County, at their next regular meeting for
License to run a Ferry across the Middle Fork OF
Feather River a few rods above the junction OF the
North Fork of said river.
SYLVESTER P. SAVAGE.
Bidwell's Bar, Butte Co. allu
Butte record., 1856-08-16
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECRETAL ORDER, issued
Id out of the Ninth Judicial District Court IN and
for the county of Butte and State of California 10 me
directed and delivered, commanding me to make the
sum of two hundred and forty four dollars aBc fifty
cents debt with legal interest thereon, and the fnf
ther sum of thirtyone dollars and fifty cents COSTS
together with the costs of said order accruing out OF
the property hereinafter described to satisfy the aiore
said Judgment wherein WM. E. SHEFFIELD is
Plaintiff and JACOB S. MORRIS is the Defendant,
10 wit The Metropolitan Theatre situated in the town
of Oroville county of Butte and State of California
located on the corner of Huntoon and Bird Streets
fronting thrty-nine (39) feet Huntoon street and
eighty 1907 feet on said Bird street, which will sell
at public sale at the Court House door, in Bidwel,
county and State aforesaid, on the TW ENTlETH DAY
of AUGUST A. D. 1856, between the hours prescribed
by law, to the highest bidder, for cash.
P. FREER Sheriff, Butte county.
Dated this 30th day of July, A. D. 1856. jy30-w4