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BOOKS, MEDICINES, SC. SC,

Among which may be found the following:
McGuiiey's LIST, 2t, Sd, 4th, and 9Th Readers,
and Eclectic Spelling Book; Webster's Die
tionary's, Pinneo's Grammar's, Mitchelrs
Geograph's and Atlas, Rays ~Arithmetic's LIST,
I'd, and Sd part; PrimIners, Writing, Wrap
ping, Window-blind and Wall Papers, Blank
Memorandum and Pass Books, Envelopes,
Ink, Inkstands, Penholders, Pens, Slate and
Lead Pencils, Swans Treaties for Justices
and Constables, late edition, Family and
Polyglott Bibles, Christian Meliodeon (note
books,) History of the World, Goldsmith's
Animated Nature.
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MAILS AT SUNFISH, OHIO

EASTERN MAIL-Lsaues Wheeling (by Steam
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TIIE undersigned is engaged in weaving Gov
i ERLETS and CARPETS of every style and
variety, at the following rates:
Coverlets, per pair, $500 or 2,25 each fol
three or more Coverlets-al woven without
seams. Carpets-Common 10 cents per yard
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TEE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS,

i. Subscribers who do not give express no
tice t. the contrary, are considered as wishing
to continue their subscription.
3. If subscribers order the discontinuance o!
their newspapers, the publisher may continue
10 send them until all arrearages are paid. -,
). If subscribers neglect or refuse to TAKE
then papers from the Offices to which they are
directed, they are held responsible till they
have settled the blu, and ordered them discon-
tinuei.
4. II subscribers remove to other places
without informing the publishers, and the pa
rers are sent to the former direction, they are
held responsible.
o. The courts have decided that refusing to
take periodicals from the Office, or removing
and leaving them uncallcd for, is prima facie
evidence of Intentional fraud
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BOOKS, MEDICINES, &C

THE undersigned has just received fresh
i supplies for the accommodation of the
public, at his place of business, at the sign of
Books Medicine, &c, on the north side of
Main Street, in CLARiNGrON, (SUNFISH,) a
y,nar,I accortnhnnt of
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Z MO n G. Ell O @ l.
FJ'IE Spring Term, of the above named Insti-
i ton, viii commence on
MONDAY, .9PRIL 1iLh, 1856.


i ton, viii commence on
MONDAY, .4PRIL 14th, 1856.
and continue twelve weeks.
Arrangements have been made to
date a number of Students from other parts
Of the country.
The School is furnished with a set of ..IIol-
brooks School Apparatus consisting of a
tellnrian, geometriealtsolids, globes, &c.
Especial pains will he taken to render the
school as useful ami attractive as possible.
Particular attention will be given to those
desiring to prepare themselves for teaching.
TUITION:
Common branches and Composition and
Defamation. 81 90
Elementary Algebra, Elementary Geome-
try, History and Natural Philosophy. 8 90
Chemistry, Algebra. Geometry, Trigonom-
etry, Surveying and Astronomy, 49,. 8 0O
For further particulars inquire of
A. J. SUTTON, Principal.
March &c, 1856.
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School Teachers

4 RE notified that meetings will be he'd at
n the Union School house in Woodsfeld, for
the purpose of Examining Teachers at the fol
lowing times:
Saturday. June Z, 1856,
July IS, !"
august 80,
81 No one will be examined positively, -ex-
cept at an advertised meeting.
By order of the Board:
John S. WAY, Sec'y,
March 5, 1856. Board S. L. of NJ. G.
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Ta1IM0THY SEED, Ky. Hae iirass Seeds
II Temp Seed, Garden eedz, &C., &c.,, for
Sale at niRKBRDE'S.
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OF
Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN, Hon. w. II. LowRIE,
" WIN. WILKINS, /" CHARLES MAYOR.
" Moses HAMPTON, Gen. J. X. MooRHEAp.
The only institution of the kind in the Uni
ted States, conducted by an experienced prao-
teal Merchant, and the first to introduce the
details of the counting houses successfully
and Systematically into the class room, in the
most extensive and diversified business train
ing ever given in the country, The unexam-
pied success of the establishment is evidence
of the general preference its students obtain
over those of mere theoretical teachers. Large
numbers of them are now in counting houses
and steamers, on salaries from $500 to $500 a
year; and numbers of students of other conf
mercial colleges have, in consequences, studied
bookkeeping over again in this Institution.
lit now employs nine Professors, including Mr..
d. WILLIAMS, the best business Penman in
the United States. Full particulars can only
be obtained by sending for a circular, which is
mailed free. 1t also contains (p. 20) some
practical and interesting problems from our
class examinations.
DUFF'S BOOKKEEPING, PIP. 1872, RoyalOc-
tavo. Harpers, New York. 81 So ga per
feet combination of commercial sSience and
practice"
DUFF's STEAMBOAT BOOKKEEPING
Price 81. "A perfect system for such books
and accounts"
81 Merchants in town and country supplied
with tirst-class accountants; colleges and schools
supplied with thoroughly trained teachers o.
Bookkeeping and writing. jan. 2.
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~ see1s ~ HA.EB., Probate Judge.
Upon the receipt Of such warrant, it
shah be the duty Of the person. TO whom
itsis siireetea 500 forriwifhaexecute the
same, and return it to thes probate Judge
by whom it wasissued.
SECTION % When a fatient IS dis
charged as enc hesuperintendent may
furnish sach patient with suitable clothing,
and sucfssnm sof money as he shall deem
ft, not, IN any ease exceeding twenty
Section go IL application shall be
made toany asylum for the admission oil
more patients than snch Institution can
a~cconunodates selection shall be made
.asfoloxs; FIRST Recent eases, i.e. whers
thesdsease is Of less than one years dura-
tiaa5 skafF8Aaye the preference over oil
oflers sanlt eoauty. Second,
Ckro6elA l. c. when the disease is Of
mare I'm suns wears duration, presenting
the most Fl 5gfaJle pfosle Gets Of recovery,
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certificate or account, 10 which the sigma
ture of the superintendent is annexed.
shall be prima facia evidence that such
signature is the proper hand writing Of
the superintendent.
SECTION 40. The taxable costs and
expenses to be paid under the provisions
of this act, shall be as follows: To the
probate judge, with whom the affidavit is
fled, the sum of two dollars, for holding
an inquest under the provisions Of this
act. To the medical witness who shall
make out the certificate required in the
seventeenth section of this act, two dol
lars ard witness fees, such as are allowed
by law in other cases. To the witnesses
and constables the same fees as are allow.
led by law for like services in other cases.
ITO each person employed by the probate
Judge to commit a %lunatic to the county
infrmary s%eventy-iye cents per day. To
the superintendent of theseounty infirma.
ry or %jailor, for keeping an.idiot or in.
sane persen,thirty-iye cents per day. TIC
4the sheriff o. other person than an assist.
ant, for taking an insane person to the
asylum, or removing one tn. refrom, upor
the warrant of the probate judge, mileage
at the rate of five cents per mile, going
and returning, and seventy-6ve cents pc,
! day for he support of each patient Oh
his Journey to or from the asylum, and t.
each assistant five cents per mile, ant
nothing more; the number Of miles to b,
computed, in all cases, bv the nearest ront,
Travelled, and the costs specified in thi
section, to be paid ont of the count,
treasury, upon the certificate Of the pro
bate Judge and the order of the count,
auditor.
y CONCLUDED ON THIRD PAoE.l
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Upon receiving such patient, the superin-
tenaent shall endorse upon said warrant a re-
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21
MEDICAL.
DIR. III CZAPKAyS

nR. L. J. CZ tPKAf, LATE ~ THE htN"A-
EVran Revolutionary War. 'hIet Ph!-rlsn 10
the 10Th regiment Of Hnnvrt>. Chief surgeon Ia the
Military Hospital of P-.th Hungry! and lf!c Lrcii.
rpr Diseases of trinnr! organs anu u'echseo oi
wntnrn and childrcn.
To Tug .rytlcrvp.-nr L. i CZapkay has opened
his institute for In of MI form" at private di'
easrs, such - ,yphllis g'norrheI. NOCTURNAL 'ml"
sious and all the consequence o sci'i'N@r IVA 'he
r.l stages of gonnrrhrd d>easc. he .hH'ifr'. cure
in few DAYS without Inconvenience 10 fhr patient.
er hndranc,. to his business W hen patient bH
neglect or imprnppr treatment, ha. Developed ihe
secondary SYMPTOMS of sNhii-. such "a. hnb'r-, or
painful swrlngS the gron-, ar ulcers IN the throat
and nose which If not chrckr,I. destroy the soft
parts aud cause the bones In mWiny. separate and
come away. lcnving the -nfsrcT ~ object hdr""S \"
behold: or when -plotchtS and pimplr' break ont
upon the skin or when he has painful swelling. upon
th. hnnrS or hen his constitution ~ inquired - - 10
prrdi~posr io consumption or other constitutional
disease the DOctOI guarantees cure W n-ks hn nro'n
reuShtion In Rheumatism. chronic or acute: IN
By-oniery. or Darrhut. he ha- safe ari rn'cnl re-
medies For the Treatment Of the cons qurnces ~
-citabu-c. such a. nocturnal eDi"sioH- rTNoU.n'>-l
tiInidit: headache pains IN the back ami lDbs, with
general weakness. loss Of appetite. io-- ~ memory.
injury 10 the sight r-iirssness, Coniusbn o !rH,,
dislike for society aud feeling "f NcatfTc+S o li'';
with the nerVous system 80 cNcic1O'" thAl slight
noises shock or sarc the patient m1k thg his exist
eucr miserable. For the above maIaibcs the Doctor
will guarantee. - cuVe or ash mo- compensation Tie
can be- consulted rec of charge. AMI invites AL To
cali ~ 1t will cost them nothing nni may be much
to their advantage.
nr L. CzqpknV is daily receiving M ,catiOns
from every pnr uf this state and from Oregon aud
Washington Terror'>, for !roatmrnt "f every form
OF disease. nj Their. IL not ono who VIII c"u" Tor
ward and press sfaclon; on the contrary. IN"
nr il in daily receipt f letters. expressive of era
tute and thluk'ulnrSs, some OF which are published
below 10y permission.
MARYsVILLE. June 3 1855.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21
l. EG AL NOTICES.
PROCLA MATION.

WHEER6,EAES the LIST section Of the ION Article
w of the Constitution of the State of California
requires that amendments of the Constitutions after
having been ndopted by the Legislature. shall be
published three months with the yeas and ma, :
thereon. and referred to the next Legislatures and
whereas the annexed proposed amendment To the
Constitution was adopted by the Legislature at the
session OF 1872 and the published and referred
10 the Legislature al the session OF -56 required
10y the Constitution, and the said proposed amend
ment So referred having been agreed To by majority
of all the members of each House:
Now, therefore. !, J. Nicely Johnson Governor oi
the state of California do hereby direct that nj the
general election To be holden throughout the State nf
California. on the first Tuesday after the first Monday
of November, A, ID. 1856 being the fourth day of the
month. said proposed amendment be submitted to
the qualified electors voting at such election, in ac
cordance with an Act entitled AN Act agree ng Ia
the proposed amendments to the Constitution anl
providing fDr lis submission to the people, Ap.
proved AnriI H.. 1850. and commend the same To the
consideration of the citizens of the state Of California
- Witnoss my hand and the great seal of STATE
t.S Al the city Of Sacramento, this the 81 day
- of October, A. u. 1876
J. NEELY JOHNSON.
Attest. DAVID +, DosGLAss.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21
MEDICAL.

from parent Ia child. and -nsiing ur,n the ,,T.nr;n
n ruined cun-uiiun For the cure fan th-.r farm
uf disease. III" doctors guzrt4tr> cur ~ AK ~.
compensation The lhNiOr rtn hr consulted Wv I,'-
ter uhrrwi-r f"uf charg- and r,ii,.- an hn arr
afflicted Ia cnIl upon hun. ~h-r. hr wtll give them
such -af t-cli'm n. thty can uh'air wltrr ,iSe -
iii- rooms are No AMI Arn"-, Hail corner " Snc
lament" and Montgomery -rr"t- San frnnri.ro
THE GREATEST DlSCON ERl OF THE
AGE,-t;rcat Nc-~lg To- Mankind ,-inuuc,.n hnt pn.
trnt,Dr l. J. CIPksl : Frnphy nciirtnn. t>rir Dis
injecting AGENT sur preventative against gon,r
ri''.7l and 'yrhlc Diseases ani m un~rpa--l r,n-
rdy f'r all The vrrrrhl srr''I"u- glngrtnnu. ,,.s
CsncerlIs ulcers is7d discharges runl th, ,arIn,
uierp. and urIhr,, nnt all cuitprou- eruption. Al,
dl-cTl-e-. For -'ir nj pr i..J tap&a,'. uifirr. Al
morg Hail. Cnrnrr Oi Sacramento and Montgomery
streets. san fra''"i-cO A. innorllalon = pr,vru-
tntiNe against small pnN, - j. Dr. l. }. Czauka,
Prup"i'aCitcum preventative "Su'. -NphllIiCul ant
gonurripal Diseases. Harmless ~ itself u po-,r>-..@
the power of chemically drsIrnying it' s,phiHtir ~
rus and thereby saving thousands ot Nuunc dthancl.
from being infected ~ the nlu-t lni .rr ~ NJ
dt-.r,>rs let II" Young man VII" HoIry'ratc- tcal'l
be- without Dr, tzapkuy's Py"rhlrcllcnm. II l. IN
very cosy"urp' packages and NIl h' found convent.
,ntlc being used Il soIp. That i can ht-
prevented b, ''c OF prui-f agents. j. ~ well an
established fart that tlI can be- cured after their
establishment. The rrincip' NhiCh j. now uuivcr-
-alN recognized "a> rcc"ivf r''r before he dN. of
Irnu' the dl-coVrrr Ol the va cuntiH IN l1Ph aud
it- mHliiplird hrnctt- -'Br' have received.
They Observed the attention ~ the m"dicl t,cuuv.
II was ~ pursuit at THIS hrauCi, ~ ~" medical .cj
cnrr thai pr l.. D. 'lnpkaN uYunrt"lN mad" the dt-
cover, Of ~ rrophimcljcuro Nhrb, for The rre,ru-
iIOn of ~ phc. ctsrorrh'l. cincrrn- and cui;ncrs
dsry-dtr. -anbs unrlNHrd by ANY agent ~ the ha..
maropoCa. The effect ~ lhl4 after COTTON
immediate and possibility at cnnlrnc-
tIon Of di~eIsc IT, hVwrver III" di-en> ha- been
rtrd il il useful ~ ncuraTLtDg the uul~ouou~
tiuu- which, hy ah-Orun. produce TIE horrid rur-,'-
QucD~"- known hs secondary syphilis II has been
administered by the Doct,T thousand cases
and h., has vet fnd the fr-i IN which has ful,'f
To su'-rrvr the purpose Tor which Il wn- administer
ed. rr,ce, 81. Full directions are attached tornch
package In eases wheyr tfpphilarIicum Ia used
curative. nr. l. j. Cznptns WI furnish gratis pre-.
Scrpton for his Rloud Purifier.
All communication, from tir country. addressed
ly to Dr. J. Clapkay- sun Francisco. viii hr strictly
and coDfrleutialy Attended To- and the remedies
with the greatest and secrecy, immediately di,-
patch' a. by Express other convey ace To their dcs-
tinatiOn.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21
Miscellany.

PoLrcE OF PARIS The Police of Pa.
ris is said to be the most efficient in the
world. 1t is Argus-cyed. and almost
ubiquitous. A rogue to succeed in the
French capital, must be adroit indeed
Nevertheless, there are hundreds there
bold, daring. rcselnte ard reckless. who
If they would apply the same to any
honest purpose, would acquire not on
ly fame, but fortune. A Paris cores
pondent OF the New York Express gives
the following illustration of the vigil
ancc of the Police:
a few days ago, one hundred and
seventy thousand francs were missed
by the Bank of France. A search was
made by the Bank with no satisfactory
result. Information Of the loss was
given to the Police. Suspicion attach
cd itself to one of the clerks in the
bank. lie was placed under secret
surveillance. For days he was watch
ed unknown to himself Still no proof
of his criminaliy could be obtained.
He was from the province Of Picardy,
and on New Years day left Paris to
spend that holiday at home. He was
was followed by The Police. The next
morning he went into the woods for
Fhe ostenSihle purpose Of hunting. No
report Of fire arm was heard In the
evening of the same day he returned
to Paris. After his departure the
woods were searched, fresh looking
spots were dug up, but nothing was DIS
covered. The agent of the police, who
had the mtttcr in charge, returned t.
the city, and presenting himself before
the suspected individual, told him all
he had done the previous fortnight
even his conversation with his relatives
was reported The visit to the wood
was mentioned with the rest. The
man WAS astonished and completely
thrown off his guard and at last cons
fessed that he had stolen the notes,
and named the spot in the woods in
question, where he had buried them.
The money has been recovered, and
the thief is now in prison awaiting his
trial.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21
Proposed Amendments to the
Constitution Of the State Of
California.

Section two of Article ten, is amended so as 10
read "a follows: And If. NJ any time. two thirds H
the SENT and Assembly shall think it 10
revise and ch6n"e this entire Constitution they sh1l
recommend to the electors. at The next election for
members of the Legislature. to vme for or against
n Convention. And it shall appear thnt naiori-
~ Of The electors, voting such election, have voted
III favor of calling Convention. the legislature
shall at it, next less on. provide. by law Tor calling
a Convention. 10 BE- holden within six months after
the passage of such law and such Convention shall
consist of number Of members. not less th1n thai
ot both br inches of the LEGISLATURE The Constructor
that may have been agreed upon and adopted 10y such
Convention. shall he submitted to the people, AT II
special election 10 be provided for 10y law, for their
rattca0n or rel rct0n: each voter shall express his
opinion by drposiiing in the hnotbox IL ticket.
whcrern shall hr written or printed. the words " For
the new ConStnton.' or " Against the new Honsti-
uion " Tho returns or such election shall. In such
manner as The Convention shall decl, be certified Ia
the Executive of the Stale who shall call To his
slslance The COntrolrr Treasurer and Secretary of
state and compare the woes 20 certified to hun. II,
hN such examination. II be aScrrlHincd that maipri
~ Of the whole number of vol s, cast ut such elect
ION he in favor of such new Constitution. the ENe.
cutive of this state shn by his proclamdlion declare
such new Constitution to he the Constitution to b. The
Constitution of the State OF California. ocl6
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21

CONDENSED FooD. An Enc'ishm,n
has just perfected IA process ofcondens-
ing eggs so that the nourishing ele-
ment of a dozen of hen fruits can be
held in the bowl of an ordnnry spoon.
This will save those hurried business
men, who think the time devoted to
breakf st as absolutely wasted, great
deal af trouble. They can carry a pa
per of egg powder in their pockets, and
whenever hungry, take a pinch or two,
containing the strength of Il good ONE
lette, and Immediately fly around TO
work again. This will help them t"
enjoy life and grow rich very fast
The next thing to be invented for their
benefit wi be cold chicken, condensed
lamb, SC, so that thcv can curry their
dinners in their pockets, and never
leave business once all day. What IL
happy time is approaching!
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21

INroxiCArIoN OF THE EAR.-Dur-
ing the Authorizations bv taking the In
dian hemp, the intensity of the sense
of sound is most striking. The ceIc-
bratcd Theodore Gaulthirr related to
DR.. Morean, in poetic language, hat
it is hopeless to attempt to translate, so
as To give an idea Of Ihc style of this
highly Imaginative author, the sensa-
tion produced He says that his Sense
Of hearing was prodigeously ly developed.
l actually heard the noise of coIors- -
green, red, blue, yellow sounds reach
ed in waves perfectly distinct, gl. SIS
Overthr"wn, the crcaking OF a footstool,
word pronounced low, vbratcd and
shook me like prals Of thunder; my
own voice appeared to me 50 loud, tn IT
| dared not speak Tor fear o. Shatter
ing thr walls around me, or making me
burst Ike an explosive she'll more
than five hundred clocks sang out thu
hour with a harmonious, silvery sound
every sonorous object sounded lkr the
note of a harmonlca or harp; | swan
or fl ated in an ocean Of sound Such
is the exaggerated language which has
been emp Dyed by an individual whose
taste and enjoyment of music have rem
dered his criticism on that art SO mn"h
sought after.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21
CONS NUMBERS |. ? AND 3.

ra7HIS INSTITUTION j. founded ior the cure OF
II SyphNIniC and ~rroiuluns com tints and all
Irciions 81 Itp Genital Organs OF hacN-r nature
Instituted for the express purpose n tr' aling private
luaadirs al The Instance ut many medical gentlemen
who have seen with pain The hnpusiiiuns pracliced
b.r-t, tor upon those who have he,n the victims of
ing advertisements tho>r connected with are 10
pursue to a cerain extent his means OF Introducing
g.. tp public nOtire
Th,-t, applying Tor advice viii fi,d constantly IN
endHHcc mrdittil ability of uHji- -putrd skill in this
class uf complaints and ii, be dealt with in tho
most honorable aud stFaight.t'rRH ri inanner.
tor The purpose Of securing privacy 10 the most
rljcar. yeral alhr tn.nt~ ar. arranged that pa
sea NJ viii hr brunYhi ~ conact with none, but the
Office Physician
Those applying IA This Institute will the charges
-onable. and the treatment ~tip Tur Ladies and
g'niletnen who de-lre 10 brcom- patients without
calling at ihe ruur- of lt Institute. can be attended
4 thcir residence
communication from all rHrs of the country will
he ahcnded 10 wrh prnnptn,4@-. and ,n"dicines sent
Il ie~r'ri. by enCtpan tr,. nl l. n dollar,
M efforts viii he ,a rd o. IDaLr ti, Howard Nedi-
ral institute wha. II purp'ris D te. phiianlhrophe
iustue.
,on-ultation IN English, French, Spanish and
CIprfnaH.
tIrice hoL's from a. NJ. TIL 9P. ". Address
Howard Me- dcai Institute, llc Sacramento street.
San Frame
Office Physician, DR.. z hCCAFFREY
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21

JONATHAN IN ENGLAND The Dur.
ham Univ r>ity have just had built an
eight ar boat, which is so tx city
poised n the rowers are Obliged to
part tn hair down the middle 10 KEEP
their ha, &C
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21

NEwsPAPERs.-Dr. johnson, when
in tbs fullness of years and knowledge,
said: Il never take up a newspaper
without finding something l would
have deemed it loss not to have seen;
never without deriving from it instruc-
ton and amusement>
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21

rfa- A schoolboy, being asked by
the teacher how he should fog him,
replied: 'if YOU please, sir. should
like TO have it upon the Italian system,
the heavy strokes upwards, and the
down ones light =
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21

Norris. "A small piece of paper or
linen, moistened with >pIrts of turpcn-
tine, and put into bureau or ward
robe for single dav, two or three
times a year, is sufficient preservA-
tive from moths.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21

ren-A wealthy doctor who can help
poor man and will not, without . fec,
has less sense of humanity than "A poor
rufiian, who kills rich man to supply
his necessities - SLcele.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21

Bas IDS must b. fitted to am,n's
mouth vas well said by the fellow
that VA make speech for the lord
mayor, n he desired 10 take meas
ure ot - Mouth. - Scidea.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21

BGy-Whcn does a yourg lady wish
ro win more than seven beaux AZ once
When she tries to fascinote (lasten
eight