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Butte record., 1856-06-14
PROBATE NOTICE.

A LII persons having claims against tine
~ Estate OF james Clark. deceased, late Of
Butte County. are hereby notified to present
the same 10 the undersigned, at the Office Of
Harris & Burt, Bidwell, Butte county, with
proper vouchers, within ten months from the
date Of this notice, or the same will be for.
rver barred WILLIAM CLARK.
Administrator of the Estate Of
JAMES CLARK, deceased
Bilwell, April 10Th 1856. 25
Harris and Burt. ATTORNEYS.
Butte record., 1856-06-14
INsoLvEuT NOTICE

NOTICE il hereby given to the Creditors
~ OF 7 J. Jenkins aud R. L Patton, In
solvents, to present their accounts and de-
mands against suid Insolvents with proof of the
same before me at my 'ffice in Biiwell, on or
beforfore Monday the 9Th day of June 1856
or they will be barred from receiving any di-
vidends from the assets Of said Estate.
P FREER, Sheriff and Assignee.
Bidweli, May s, 1856. milo I'd 26
Butte record., 1856-06-14
j. ROSENTHAL,
From PGrls. Manu- ufacfurer OF all kinds Of
JEW sLRY & WATCHES.

VFiIN, DU TIE Co,
IL As constantly ou hand every variety of
d Il Je reiry, At prices reduced to suit the
times Jtvelry OF every description manu-
iacinred to orier. CHRoRoM aui
F" ATcHEs accurately rep'ire !, AMI particular
attention given TO the regulation Of the same
ALL KINDS OF .SPECTHENS
as we'll as Quartz Stones fixed in the best
mannss 81 Moderate prices. pov3u52
Butte record., 1856-06-14
LOOK AT THIS.
JOSEPH GLUCKAUF,

At his fire-proof Store. one door above the
National Hotel, Bidvell,
rs NOW RECEIVING the largest and best
4 selected assortment OF merchandise ever
brought to shis market.
The Undersigned keeps constantly on haad
- complete assortment Of
Clothing, Groeerias. Boots and Shoes. Hats.
Liquors. Crockery. Glass Ware. India
Nsbhet<, carpeting. Havana Cigars,
La1es' Hats and Bonnets. Shoes,
Gaisers, Fancy and Staple
Dry Goods, Hosiery. silks
and Safins. &c, &c.
MINE8s' TOOLS Of every description al
ways hand. and for sale at the lowest prices.
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR GOLD DUST.
SCounty Scrip bought and gold
March 8, 1855. JOSEPH GLUCKACF-
Butte record., 1856-06-14
COUNTY TREASURER s OFFICE, ,

IUUNTf TNLANUkEK s OFFILE,
BIpwkLL. May 24th. 1856
Office is hereby given, that ali person,
! Y holding Butte County Warrants payable
from the general iuni, registered between
Apiii 5,h 1855. and February l6 1856 that
thesame will BE- redeemed On presentation, at
my ofIite And notice is further given, that
from and after this dale, said warrants wi,
cease tubear interest
WILLIAM LATTIMORE.
Tresurcr of Butte County.
Butte record., 1856-06-14

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Butte
AN this, The 2nd day of june 1856 before
W Samuel Glass. Justice Of the Pence in the
IownshlP u Oregon, personally appeared
LYDIA L Balcom, 10 ne known to he the per-
son desert bed in and who executed the above
instrument. and acknowledged that she exc
outei the same freely and Voluntarily Tor the
purposes therin mentioned
lu witness whereof, have hereunto
set my hand and affixed my official
l.. s. Seal the day anl re e,r first above writ
ten. SANUE GLASS.
Justice of the Peace
Butte record., 1856-06-14
CEcLARAToRY NOTICE.

~ now All men oy these presents, that |
"a LYDIA Z BALLOON. wife Of J. c. Bal
com OF the Ccun Y Of Butte, and State oi
Californin. hereby declare my intention from
an after this date to avail myself OF the bene
Mt Of the Act entitled an Act to authorize,
married women TO transact business in their
own name as sole tradrs, passed April u h
1852. that the business intended TO be
carried on by me, Is farming. raising stock,
Poultry, Dairy business and teaupg, and
that | will be responsible in my name for all
debts Contracted by me for and on account of
said business further declare that said busi-
ness will be conducted by me in said county
and that the capital invested in said busin ess 5
IS less than FIVE thousand dollars
LYDIA f.. BALLOON
Oregon Township, June ?, 1856. j 4t.Sl
Butte record., 1856-06-14
TAKEN UP.

Rf the Subscriber a. tho Mountain House
- on or about the i9'b ins' one smal.
SIZED Clay Bank. Horse with three white feet,
NJ brands vIs,ble-the n~ne~ is requested
TO prove property pay charges and take hin.
away. JAMES DAT,
Mountain House, Bidwell Township. May II
1856. u 4l'.2s
Butte record., 1856-06-14

E-NoR SALE by the Case or Package in
Il quantities To suit.
long hili paper legal cop Letter Paper. Ink
BrOsd bill paper, Foo cap, Note paper, PEN
;:ls. Blank Bouxs kaisrs. SC &C. Noisy
Carriers Box & S;aIioaAry 80
81 Battery. & 81 & G6 Long Wharf San Fran
cisco. c. 2. kIMBALL. Pes
ap 26- 3lu .
Butte record., 1856-06-14
NOTICE.

TIME Stock holders of the South FeatherWa-
Il ter Co. are hereby notihe that the Tiu.-
tees of said Company have levied an assess-
haent Of 10 per cent upon eaca Share Of Stock
payable arphe Companys 0h,e, at rorbes-
town, on tha ION Of June, 1856
J. WARREN MASON, Secretary.
orbestown. May 5. 1856. mlO-5t 27
Butte record., 1856-06-14
New-Yoyk House
BIOWE ELL.
PRICES REDUCED;

ALTHOUGH The County Seat has been
removed. the Proprietor of above well kunv q
stsnd, has determined TO "keep moving" H.,
oaers to the public House well furnished f..-
the accommodation of customers. & a TABLE,
veil provided with the very best the season
and country affords
HIS STABLE AND CORRAL,
Are just the thing to meet the wants of
travellers 20 and from the mountains This
House Is located 1T she Ferry Landing, and
customers aud Travellers will be entertained
81 the following
REDUCED RATES:
Board per week IS 90
Meals, so
Lodging, 25
Llqnors, l2t
Nith Stable and Corral Accommodations PIC
p"ruahSoly Tow II. HAIkES
Bidwell, May 3 tfo6
Butte record., 1856-06-14

JOSEPH GLUCKAUF.
w S.LtSh hLE AM RETAIL DEALERS IN pr,
A'"e'' ie0i., &c, door above National h,,,t Bio. 81
NOTICE
THE stockholders Of the so,..s. IT.
sr Go. are hereby bottled ,ha, RI. T,rr,..,as
,: said Company have levied an assss.n,a,,, :,
10 Per cent upon each share Of s,ocx navsbls.
a; the Honiparv's ctice at Forbes,own on ~
5,h sf May, 1855. %'''
J. WARREN MASON.
AaEcH q, 1906 Secretary
Butte record., 1856-06-14
MlRYSyiLlE ASSAY OFFICE
.ASS1YING GOLD AND ORES

Of every description, are now prepared
to attend 20 any business that may be entrus
led to them, faithfully, and Nth despatch
Butte record., 1856-06-14
REDUCED RATES:

iNHNS stuRE-W holesaie and retail dealers in
~ Nroo~ftrs fqHHr~- provisions, and all kinds o
he''rs supplies. SC Ridweu - 10
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Proposals for Deepening the Outlets OF the Mis-
sissippi river into the Gulf OF Mexico
EEaIEEKR DsPARrMEKT,
WasbiDglou, August 4, le56

EEsuEEKR DEPARTMENT.,
Washington, August 4, le56.
October opening keeping open ship
Eueeu. capacity accommodate the wants Of through
m INTO lhs Gun q MeTieO" or which there
drsd and thirty thousand dollars
Bssss The q. which win
SSs1sS s e ss hundred q s % depth q MOI Ss. Than
viii be determined b. bench mark The shore 10 be established
by an Officer appointed by the OF War and
they also requested % state e longest period Of time
will contract keep each channel open
depth for residue Of the appropriation aeir
proposals. the same or opening and Eepns open
channel % uniform depth o moi less .an twenty ioei through
The means e which may Be proposed TO accomplish the
The ngi aceeP, which, opinion of the sece-
&C s a. and A. 70 se q % proposal q for ssr
Ths gsan q matisI necessary 70 be removed from The exist
eihor tne work must extend in order 10 obtain
ssr q ne specified depths eannoi oI want q accurate nor
10 undertake the work expected therefore, TO inform them
b. ana ne se means men 30 o &
he channels % be opened will be designated The contractor BY
War may agreed upon opening
% S an oe S. sss. and upon
omabe oil respects 10 the spulauon Of the contract but
Ing either channel such channel
pssd a, s.smnsd and appIgsss 70 above sPeeasa
s ae y r q. n ks cent Of IN e. !, % rs,
ration OF twohde additional snymen third
of the whole contracted for viii be made and The exp
ration Of the whole during which be kept
the retained the pymeni and the
naming third OF the whole of the keeping the
channels open will be paid payment will until
Ter the channels have been e1amined eneh period
by officer officers appointed by the Secretary War;
and found all respects conforInabie
Proposals accompanied by evidence ability
the work In the and within the proposed
addressed TO the Engineer Department Washington
dorsed Proposals for opening channels outlets Of the Msss
sipp rivern
When the time within which proposals
pired they viii be opened and considered
entered bidder bidders
and evidences Of ability the work satisfactory
the Secretary of
To be inserted for thirty days National encer and
the Evening sta washington Commercial Bulletin and
True Della, New Orleans Mobile Register, Mobile
and The PennsyIvanan Philadepha the Day Book
the Journal of Commerce. New York Times
Boston the Republican, and the Pilot Enquirer
Cincinnati and the Democrat, Louisville.
Accounts advertising, paper
verisemeni be sent 10 Engineer Department for payment
Aug 5-d1t
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RAVELLERs from Washington for
vsed that the baltimore Company
provision ticket them and check their directly
through from Washington all the leading the West
the Northwest, and the Southwest
Members Of Congress and Others The adjournment will find
peculiarly h H advantage avail themselves Of the recently
extended facies of this line, which Is
afford them Through tickets and baggage checks Washington
The trains start daily from washRgton station m,
and direct Washington Junction Relay
House for Benwood and wheeling connecting Benwood d.
Central Ohio railroad trains for Zanese, Newark
lumbuS, Nenis Dayton, Cincinnati Louisville indianapolis Chi
Terrs Hhue Nnceupes AIOn, ST. LOUIS Springfield, Gum
Burlington, Gaena Rock Island, Dubuque Caro- Memphis
hachez Nicksbnrg, and New Orleans.
Passengers desiring view the entire road by daylight may
leave ahngton n g. and, reaching Cumberland
lie there until is when they the ur
BY accommodation tn leaving there that time for Wheeling
where IL arrives al T. p m.
BY the A3, p. train from Washington they may reach Ben
wood 9k day, in seventeen hours from Washing
By this connsIon they reach Cincinnati night, In &c
hours running between Washington and Cincinnati
Careful comfort of perfect safety
dnH objects route and travellers them
securing tts advantages
For further particulars tickets kc inquire Of THOMAS H. PAR
SONS, Agent Washington Station, WILLIAM 5. wOODslDE
Master Of transportation, Baltimore.
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To Druggists and the People.

YOU hereby cautioned against spurious limitations Of Dr. De
GrathiE Electric O,n shall prosecute party who
copyrghtcd bills. lgenune) Eectic OIL has the
mayor Camden Of piles rheumahsi also, Hon. John vii
hanson, Huntington, T. Kingsuh,
erutches day and han 200 ohen n FhndeFhis
published the Philadelphia Ledger.
would
scamp guilty rascaiy counereinE In Harrisburg Pa
Wyete ESQ., druggist there, the
imprisonment Of Valentine who atemptsdAn tmia
uon Of this valuable remedy.
PHILADHLrmA, May 5, 1855.
To hs People and DruErsfs throughout
Ls by Prof De Grats Electric oh Jos Free, West
PHILADELPHIA ROdeRboa Montgomery
Ogden No. l50 Fourth nfArB
bowels; Maryland Providence shingles and cRked
SPENCE street. felon and neuralgia
Benny Campbell Lower Marion, Of burns md scarlet FEVER and
eighteen Others.
z-Every drurrs knows only genuine Electric oil 10
made proprietor his old oee which
nl orders be addressed 10 procure the genuine.
Prni CHhs. DE GRATH,
Old once, ~ street, Chestnut.
For ssch by CHARLES sToTT,
July lp-n Washington, ID Z,
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June % 9aw6u


IN petition Of JepthR A. Wilkinson Of Suffolk county Nep
Ynk for the extension granted him tb'
9Th OF January printing presses
years the expiration Of patent which psc,
OF 23d dny Of September, ls56-
ordered the said be beard the Patent Ono,
Monday 18th day Of September y O'CLOCK
all pnn bottled appear and show they have
why EsId petition ought not 10 be granted.
Persons opposing the required file the Paten
Ocs their objections specially forth writing
days nTe the day n hearing all testimony flied BY ,ther part
used said hearing be taken and
oordHnce Of the Office, which win
application.
The testimony aeptembe
deposons and other papers relied
Office before
II within DAYS thereafter.
Ordered, also, this notice he published
teRencer, and Evening Star, WAshngon D. C Republican
Baltimore Nd Evening ArTus Philadelphia Pa; Day
YOrk Boston,
weeks previous 18Th O sePtsmber the hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Patents
P. s-Edors of papers please copy
bills the Patent ofce with PAPER containing this notice
July p-lRw3w
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Proposals for Fuel.

OTFicE U. s. PEsIrEST1ARY, D. C..
Washington August 8, 1885,
SEALED PROPOSALS Mon
day. a5h August 1885, twelve O'clock furnishing
prison with
l3O cords Of hafsessoned good wood sze
free ofiop wood
20 cords good pine wood
60 white he clean, and
free from slate other foreign subsance 224O pounds
the
To be delivered before first Of
places Penentiary grounds designate
THOMAS THORNLEY,,
. Warden
For Sale.
Two pounds packed hfy pounds
each also, wbeeIbarrows, wash stands and other
]. THORNLEY,,
Aues warden
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United States Patent Once.
Knrhinrfnn- IrIlN al Il

lN g. w. T. n Robinson, Boston
W cbuet praying granted
the 10 ssPemb 1872 for Improvement IN steering
for vessels for the of said
which takes place tho 3Dth uf September, 1875
II ordered that the said petition be heard the Patent Ofs
Wednesday hc 24 day of September ~ O'Clock
AVID sI persons notified appear and cause heJ
haTe, why said petition ought not 20 he granted.
Persons opposing required he In
Once their objections specially SCI frh in writing
before the u heang ~ fled BY
be tho said bearing be taken transmitted
The testimony closed sepiem
be 1855 deposons and other papers relied upon
be lcd IN thc Office before the morning Of
The arguments, II any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered, this
Union and Evening Star, Washington D. g. Republican,
Nd Pennsyvansn, Philadelphia, Pa Day Book Nev
York and Evening Post Boston, Mss week foT hres
successive weets pevous TO the s4 day Of September
day of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
FsEdios papers viii please cspy and sepd th
hills the Patent Once, with paper containing this notice.
July 2a-law5w
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AIexandria Academy, Alexandria, VIRGINIA.

THE 18th Of Tits viii
Monday The nrludea the usual
Engh branches modern languages mathematics
and science
THIS institution affords advantages which highly commend e
The attention o and guardians The of eachers
devoted excelent
p ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS chemical and astronomical the
of buildings such accommodation
saaent need the opporoai All times o. aemonstrsng pae
cay such principles adn o ~ enable Tie student 70 esn
hers sound thorough md prnclicsl education.
Terms Board and auon, eso session payable quarterly
In advance.
r. L, BROCKETT,
Aug la-eod2mo Principal.
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NEw RooKs Ar TAYLOR a mAURYs.-souih Can

NEW BOOKS AT TAYLOR A. MAURYs.-south Caro-
~ an In a Revolutionary War being reply certain mis-
representations writers IN relation
course and copduct of the sse. ny souhron 2 cents
Documentary History of the American Rsyoluion consisting
letters and relating contest liberty chiefly
Carolina From originals possession ~ he editor
sources, I7e4--I77B. nv q. w. gishes, NJ u. %
The Be of Gepersi of the virginia line of
army of the Unifed states ny James Graham 3 IS.
Ncorin, World Overcome. by Caroline Chesehro a
Fashionsble Life. ny Msry " Eastman. 81.
The Knraom which shall 10 Destroyed, kcun exposition
ofprophecy By Rev a. oswnld, A. NJ. si.
The Picture BOOK Cor The Young ny Mary How tweny
Illustrations by Byram J. Pierce. 30 cents
Juiye Bookstore pear on street.
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United states Court Of Claims.
EhHn.

TUE undersigned Devereur, of New York city, snd ~
Thompson Of Washington D. c. attorneys and oounssIOrs
prosecution u enms for credit.
Of government, IN the Court of Claims.
o-opcrue careful atsnton tn busi
Washington which b. inusted heir
BY uf profession and caan In ~ city Of New
York, elsewhere In any part Of the Union.
They be conuied time, personally OF " letter either
View Nork Washington. Particular information 10 cams
which been before Congress departments
be furnished upon application BY the parties Interested
JOHN q. DEvEREUX,
No % Broadway, corner Wall sreet, New York city.
NJ. THOMPSON,
Washington city.
E.BJ DeversuI Is a commissioner Of the Cour Of Claims
Jan sl-3awtnf Tniei.l
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wA4RAsT-Noice hereby given that land warrant
Ia 6y November, 1855, james Cnidv e for
acres sent undersirued which
The tn. IUMfklN,
ApausT S, 1855. Attorney.
Ans 7-iswew JAMES CALDWELL.
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THE College OF James, maryIrnd-EmhractnF the
collegiate oommerca and preparatory departments ons
session each the first Of October the first Of August
whole charge year. for board uon hc hundred and
hhy dollars No entranee fee.
Students aamitled any af application
JOHN n. RERFOOT Rector, &C,
Jnlyl-lAwhn College a. james, r. o, Maryland
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Al Howard, ." the HeE' three russ Of sieTGndyis
Rev. JOHN ?. MCGUIRE, Rector.
T'HE next session viii Wednesday, Sep
Il tcmbcf
Terms s5 or board tuition regular course 6o Modern
lanEusees, music, and drawing EXTRA charges
References The bishops and other diocene
r Johns, Sf Baltimore Rev Mr. Cummns, Washington and
Rev Seymour Of Frederick city, Maryland.
Circulars containing of study
those who request thrm.
Direct Rev jobs P Mceuirs Theological Seminary Farr
county, Virginia
HowAEB, July ~, 1885,
July tb-iawew
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no OUR sUBsCRIBERs.

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Distant subscribers may onsy BY letter. postage
ID which win b paid ~ u, All sk BY
sale transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER D pabhEhsd ri weekly during
sions Of Congress, and semi weekly during the
Subscriptions for period less than year viii be
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WAR DKPAHTKENT,
Washington, August !, 1855.
DRoPosAIs will be department until O'Clock
on wednesday 2o of August nstan for supplying The
stationery de-orib,d In The schedule below.
The stationery must be of the best quality.
Samples nj d accompany me bids
The successu required bond, with
poyed surcies faithful fuhlmen of his and The
srnameut articles such
and IN such quantities may deem proper and
diminish the quantities below stated.
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UACHEL and the New worId,-A Trip 20 n. Uni,es
IN. States and Cuba. Price o..
June 10 FRANCK TAYLOR
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for tickets and shares and certificates Of packages
splendid lotteries will receive the prompt
drawing will be Immediately
o all who order from me.
Address P. ]. BUCKLEY Agent,
July 10 Wilmington, Delaware.
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THIs 3 Nsttc. that the subscriber hath OH
orphsas of Washington county, IN the
District Rdnistrstun with the win
nexed persrns of Psrerpe wnreid late of Wash
ngon county An persons claims
hereby same, win
thereof subscriber before the lah
August BY be excluded from all
said estate
Given under my hand this l9lh day of August, 1855.
THOMAS SAPPINGTON,
Administrator anuered.
" The may enclosed Mchery, Frederek,
Maryland, sttorney foT administrator
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PAPERS MADE or LINEN STOCK.
Q reams folio post, ruled, mscl. ne made, weighing
n bs. per
% do single cap, ruled, machine made weighing
~ Ibs DO
10 DO qunrto post machine made, lad OF wove,
faihi-ined Ihres sides, weighing 81 lbs. do
do
do copying paper DO
do blOtfnr paper 90
10 Do envelope paper, buh or yellow, royal DO
20 dozen cards Perrys peps per doxcn cards
do cards other metallic pens DO
a,nOo quilts, No ~ per loo
90 dozen Contees ar Fabers lead pencils rer dozsn
do ivory folders, plain DO
do erasers, ivory handles DO
do ivoTy wafer stamps DO
DO sand boxes DO
do Abladed knives, Rodgers Sons de-
DO tnkstands, 2lnch glass Do
10 DO Cooper h PhIirss, frnce's, Or OhcT black
ink, In quares 90
rs DO French nk, IN ounce vi,is do
DO copying ink 90
waern, large, Cor department sral per 1000
- pounds waters common sire per pound
90 do sealing wax, scarlet do
10 DO India rubber, prepared, IN pieces do
ounces pouuce per ounce
peoks back sand per peck
10 dozen taste, assorted per dozSn
100 do red tape, assCvted sizes DO
% 900 envelopes GO weighing one pound per LOO
Aug 9-tI-od, ath, leth, and sethAug
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and unappeAled from drcdiug
hnnly between The ssd Virgins,
Weller and withheld from knowledge o the URited
court California the conveyance of Cook 70 Wiesps of
2ad of July 1850 Cook executed asoheT
conveyance portion of right Se said Hncho and 20
me mines there situated This made or the
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BY AUTHORITY.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.


PubIe %.
AN ACT making appropriations for cern civil expenses
OF the government for the year ending the hireth OF
June, eighteen hundred and hfty-seyen.
Be enacted BY The Senate and House Of Representatives. o.
che United States cf Anea in Congress assembled That the
following be- and the hereby appropriated
for the objects hereafter expressed for the fiscal year end
HffY-aeYen wig
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Certificates OF packages of2c wholes.
DO do II halves. 10
Do do 20 quarters ............... a
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-07-17

"LlBERALITT OF PHYs1CrANs."- 1T has al
ways been said that physicians would dispar
ge any remedy, however valuable, which
hey did not originate themselves. This has
Peen disproven by their liberal course toward
pr. J. G. AYERS preparations. They have
doopted them into general use in their prac.
zee, which shows awillingness to counter.
nee articles that have intrinsic merits which
Ieserve their attention. This does the learn
\ profession much credit, and effectualIy
Pntradiets the prevalent erroneous notion
tat their opposition to proprietary remedies
based in their interest to discard them.- =.
Re have always had confidence in the hon.
fable motives Of our medical men, and are
fad to find It sustained by the liberal wei.
bme they accord to such remedies as Aqer's
hcrty Pectoral and Catharctic Pills, even
Iough they are not ordered in the books,
Itare made known to the people through
enewsPapers." ."-zFeU Orleans Della.
j
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Japan aud the JaunncSe.

Rev. DR.. BETHLEHEM a Hungarian by
birth' and for the last nine years mission
ary in Japan, ectured at the Town Hall last
tuesday evening. We understand that the
lecture was interesting and instructive
Inc history. habits and customs of this
people have been until quite recently, a
"sealed book" to other portions of earth.
Their exclusiveness and untiring persever-
ance in Keeping out the inhabitants of other
nations and living within themselves, has
thrown mystery about them, nd anything
which gives US reliable information in re.
gard to their character and modes of liv,uo.
is always welcome news to our people.