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OWNERS WANTED.

For the following goods IN store, which
will be sold for charges. if not cali
ed for in thi.ty days -
S. Collins, 2 trunks and box Miss
1laise, bandbox: j. f. Dove, barr
Ell bnx, l bag; WIN. Sandifer. box
B. Goldsmith, 2 barrels; Charles Gid
ding, | chest; G. Herman, 2 kegs
liquor and half pipe; E. Kaisir, keg
liquor and l-8 cask liquor; G. S. Har-
gin. box; M. Bohon, box. Joseph
Ashton care Fl. A. Lamport, ! bog A.
w. Dorman, 4 boxes, 2 chests; F. G.
Grey, box: r Foley,,l box; G. Abel,
/ box;' j. n. Pearl, | box, G. S. Eos
lers1I box: John Heims ! box: N.
r. Smitirs. CO, "a grin 9hes; Joshua
Fairfield, 2boxes 8 Kindly, box
Elias HilcKihs, 2 boxes; *2707. | box;
no mark, box trunk ard chest
Hamilton g. Co, II bdls paper nc
Rark. roll. carpet; HI Woodward,
arsys stone, D. r. homsou. chest ;
] Ber6eid, bill, pillow, and piow
points; N n FeffeIl. box; J r jerks
care Rev. Van Ingen, 2 boxes; H n
Helm, 6 boxes;sJ II Perkins, I box;
c Hammond, Wagon box; A Whit
tier, / box; Il B West. / chest; ] S.
Matthews, frank: David Slaughter.
StruDks and I bag; ] Marin, 2 chests.
q lin pan; Macy fairfield, box; j.
Currier, Itrupk; CA Gordon, trunk !;
David Jonl( chests, box; H N
Seely. chest; Vim Russell. | Dbl;
Nichoias Nngent, roll bedding; DIR.
Chas Jevett, 1 box; Morris Doty. |
chest; Il Greye,l box; S P Bartlett,
kbox j II boxes; E A Bennett, 1
u dsteasi; j Finds. chest, J Green,
a BigeiSw, + Bnrkiil. w uIdman.
PomeroY, r.. II Roberts. j A 81 u,
each box; N Cural. barrel; Cum
alings. chest; Richard Slater | i0m-
Der Wagon; 70 mark, | lumber wing
gon; g w Bayless,2 billiard tables;
G Kdmbell, box; w K Lyle. I box
and one fly wheel; A Bell, I box,
w S Chowan. 1 package books; Pond.
! box; & B Blake, a package.
BORUP s NINA MPLIN
81 Paul, Jan, %. f656 26tf
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AIOrIC E is hereby given BY the
IN Board Of Commissioners for Benton
County that. all trespassers upon School
Lands in said County will be prosecut-
ed TO the extent Of the law They fur
Their give notice that Caleb p. Door
Esq. has been appointed special Agent
by the Board at their present Session
toetake charge Of the School Land in
the Pinery in said County, and he is
hereby authorized to settle with and
collect from all persons heretofore tres
passing on said Lands up to and includ-
ing the present year.
J. G. JAMESON.
Chairman OF the Board.
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~ IT, 81 Rapies :.
THE CoUNTRYktAN q q 1 Eio
(FRoSi TIlE lTALiAN !


IA Padua, Sicilian student named
Pontius, met couatryman who had T. :
pair Of large capons. Pretending g
wish 10 purchase them. bargained ii
this way that he should 50 home With
him, and besides the piAcs, no would
give him the wherewithal for 4 break
fast. So he led him 70 4 place whore there
was steeple 90 far separated from
the church as that one could 60 round
It. "A little narrow street precisely
fronted one of the four faces Of this
steeple. There, Pontius, having devils
ed his plan. said Is the countryman.
have betted these cspons with a
companion Of mine, who says that this
tower measures around full forty feet.
which 1 dispute ; and just as ! found
you. Ihad bought this string to mea-
sure i !; therefore, before we 60 home,
i wish TO ascertain who may have won. !"
So saying he drew from his sleeve the
string. one end Of which he put into the
hand Of the countryman, and said.
$ give here the capons, !" which he took,
and cstching the string at the other end,
as il he wished to measure, began
walking around the tower, having FIRST
told the countryman to stand still and TO
hold the string on that side that was OPP
posite to that which fronted to the mar
ROW street. The student. having gained
this street, drove nail into the wall, to
which he fastened the string, and leay-
ing il in such manner, very quietly
walked away with the capons.
The honest countrym.an for good
space Of time stood sss,,ll, expecting there
would come ar end OF measuring At
lehgth, ai'ar calling many times. s what
are va doing there, " he went around
30 see. Aud with chagrined eyes he
saw that that which held the string was
not Pontius. but rusty nail, which was
all that renained 70 him in payment FOR
his capons.
ss!s SSs MINNIE Ma M LIZ.
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SI.sANfTHONY Il /, ia a 4 sI IA 81
Exc CHANGE AND III % tsE
Icy y
EXCHANGE BROKERS' AMI 1
Il AZ ST N a. "a B 81 s J
s'r. ANTHONY MINNESOTA. 4s NJ

ESOLLECTIONS made. Estats Exchange nj
~ sale i, carrent rates. Eastern drafts md
certi6cales of deposit cashed. Current Rsft
notes received on deposiss.4 God fur sale IN
terast allowed On special daposits. Lxn1S 6SGn'
pr0pesty. and wild lands fof sale. Horses ~
rent, eic. etc. AL persons having Real Estate
for sals. Or wishing . purchase. are invited 10
call at our ofice.
we woald sasgess 70 strangers coming here
with money 10 purchase Real Estate, that BY
committing a. thsy can asceftain what iands are
for sale il the vicinity. price. ETC., and when DE-
sired, w will ACT AZ agents for the purchase q
such lands which we can generally buy on more
favorable terms than can strangers.
Persons wishing to make Investments. can do
10 through our agency as fasorably al i here
MONEY INVESTED IN REAL ESTATE
We will invest money in Real Estate, for the
FIRST three hundred dollars, al five per cent. on the
investment, and three per cent on all sums over
that j; and will give, without charge. full and
accurate descriptions Of the lands quality of
the soil proportion Of prairie and timber land,
water. ETC.. and the probable proftableness Of the
investtnent-will also act - agenis orfhe psgs
ment Of taxes.
LOCATION or LAND VARIANTS
We will enter sc.ernment land. for ca ..sIs
ana sell the same, when desired, tor one hall Of
the profits, and SHIRE the losses equally. BY this
course we should be equally ia,rrssted, with the
capitalist in securing choice pieces of land. or
we will buy government lands, aad enter int0 d
written obligation TO take them eve years from
date Of entry, nj q hundred per cent advance On
the original cost. OF loose all claim for Cur ser
vices-thas realizing tscenty per cent per ornum
to capstalists FOR the use Of their money. For
lands sn.s: 6. II rms manner we ash nolhing til
the expiration Of the Eve years. For personally
selecting and entering government land we charge
Id Gets, per acre., 4sss
Eastern Drafts. or Certificates Of Deposit, 70
ceived IN payment for lands.
TRACY e FARNHAM.
EFERENC ES.
Hon. q. Fl. Doolittle, Utica, N. Y.
ffon John Hinman, Mayor Of Utica,
Meesrs Clark and Richardson, do do If
Hon w Leavenworth, Sec State, A!!5:ss::ssy, Z.
Hon Dan Pratt, Jus Sup Court, Syracuse, NY
Hon Israel Huntington, do
Messrs Ely. Clapp 8 Barnes. New York
WIN II Woodbury., Esq. s. gs
Samuel w Putnam, Esq, Brooklyn, N Y.
Hiram K Jerome, Esq. Rochester, N
HeDsk T.. Fish, Esq 8.
Saxton R Gavilt. Esq, Lyons, N "
Charles E Clark, Esq, Buffalo. Y
George G Seelye, Esq, Geneva,
81. Anthony, April. ytf h
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FOR SALE,

1.-TWO Houses and Lots in ST. Anthony, price
u $1,000 any $500.
Eight lots IN Minneapolis, from two 70 Eve Hun
bred Dollars, --desirably situated. A farm Of loo
acres, improved, three miles from Minneapolis, well
waleTed and timhered
Also, 5000 acres Of uaimproyed Lands at a low
figure Call upon SNYDER & M'FARLANE-
Minneapolis Y Min. Ter. n36tf
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'ESTRAY.

HAME into my enclosure, on or about the
" middle Of November last. Cowsof mid
die sze-one light red and white face the other
y dark red or brown, with white face. The owner
owners of said cows hereby requested q come
and prove property, pay chfg AMI them away
Sank Rapids, Feb. II, 1856. S. JOHN AGLT
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Chairman Of
LAND WARRANTS.

TIyHE subscrjbers offer Cor sale Land Warrants on
il years credit. WHO WANTS SOME I
Do Won known Of choice 40, so OF l6O acre piece
(praitie woodsmi) near Your farm that you woad
like =, secure II yam do, call at Office and gel
. Land Warrant. Perhaps you know q piece
worth r an acre. Doni lose The opportunity "a
secure It. For terms call nj our Office.
TRACY & FARNHAM.
Bankers, ST. Anthony.
st. Anthsay, Min. Ter. nlllf
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EFE.REN CES.

- Gnn ACRES for sale few miles above
HUI the mouth of Elk River. Rich
prairie delightfully."- situated mile from the Mis-
si,sippi and nearly opposite the new town laid out
'oh the west side Of the river. The ready marke,
for III kinds ofprcduce At home and the nearness
10 gri<t and saw mills make this desirable farm
Ing land. Inquire Of
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LOTS FOR SALE,

0Ann ACRES for sale, Of choice prairie
OOOU Of rich soil and beautifully situated
miles below Sank Rapids. The County eeat al
Benton County, near the Mississippi River and
Territorial Road. For farming purposes, there
same will be sold in quantities to .uit purchasers
price 1--WE dollars per acre, half cash down, and
half on time. Land Office Of
TRACY& F.dRJNH.AM.
ST. -dnfhony. .dpri. I IS. VT
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CAPTAIN FOLSOM NOT IA DE
- EAILTER 3 ~

A letter dated al San Franchises, from
one Of thef executors of the late Captain
Folsom. says that the inventory and apr
prais,nent Of the estate are emmy
and show the assets 80 amount to 3d.
Dos. 900. After paying his debts md
the expenses Of administration, there
killsbe to divide among his deyisees
esboat " 400 600 Or s L 500. 900. The
tst. from which we obtain these facts,
Ipounces a. absurd, malicious and
s. within the knowledge Of the wri-
|sl n reports whichhave been cprrspt
bme of she New York paper, ~
M s6ec4akhat Captain Folsom was a
I q l1srfo the government. The fire
Iofs May iii, 1881, destroyed all his
tS0ks, vouchers, papers and, intact, the
! entire contents Of his office,sbut if the
true state Of his accounts up u that date
could be- arrived at. there would be q
not inconsiderable balance in his favor.
A law was passed for his benefit by the
last Congress, and i was the intention
ofthe trainers Of the bill that It should
cover the grounds peti,ioned for BY
Captain Folsom as basis Of settlement,
viz !: that parol testimony should be re-
ceived in lieu Of vouchers. Upon the
passage Of this bill a. number Of affida-
Wits were coIleSted. showing beyond
controversy that his disbursement as
Assistant Quartermaster u. A. had
only been fully up TO his receipts Of mon
ey from the government, but that he had
devoted his own private income, which
wasatthe time $25, 900 per month, TO the
payment Of government debts. The au-
thofitiss ct Washington, however, re-
fuse to interpret the law as its trainers
tntented. and demand, IN the cases. that
duplicate vouchers shali be exhibited,
in order % secure the credits on his ac-
counts, 4thowing out as worthless the af-
!. fidayitf cf those who were perfectly fam-
jliat with the condition Of the account.
IT the date Of the FIRE. P hilGdelphid
Ndrfk 6mes1can. 8
We publish the shove at the request
Of the relatives Of Captain Folsom, who
claim i as an act Of Justice. since we
gave the report Of his being defaulter.
ff [" the authorities at Washington" in
terpret the Law incorrectly, the Courts
viii SCI them right, and do justice il the
premises. ssh
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100 ACRES for sale near 81. Anthony
lOU The land borders on, Sandy Lake II
we'll watered and numbered. There is no richer
soil. and it commands one Of the finest views u
Minnesota. 70 person desiring farm At g
pleasant distance from town, this place presents
Lnnsual attraction. Call at the office of
q TRACY F.dRN.HdJM.f
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TSRESti PORK and BEEF for sale ~
JEREMIAH RUSSELL
Sank Rapids. Jan. n, 1856. va
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q ~ ACRES f,r sale near Anoka One piece
OHU Of 40 acres, several Of 80, and thz
talance 100. Price from $6 to 81. according Ae
distance from town. and quality of land. s
T.Ryd CY&FHRB-H,aMss
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]. R. IR Y In E q CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
and Gommissior Merchants.
uPPEK LEvEE, MINNESOTA.

kk017C0I01Rg Q1SH S5ODeMeSStOn sSMerci2d12lS,
UTTER LEtEE, MINNESOTA.
4XTE would respectfully inform the public that
w W. have taken the NEW AND ExrEN-
srvE WAREHoUsE. recently erected At the Up
per Levee, and in,end doing = general ~
Grocery. Provision, Storage, Forwarding
and Commission Business.
4 CoNs1GNMEHrs and other business intrusted
10 our care will always receive our prompt at
sention sssI
LIBERAL CAsH ADVANCES. made on pro-
duce and merchandise, md CohaieDsrs will ~ Z
ways be assured o. ohtaing the highest price and
and quickest returns afiosded BY this market
The Receiving and Forwarding business will
have tho most particular attention and the ex-
pense Of drayage and labor as much as possbile
avoided J. R. IRVINE s CO. .
iREEERENC ES:
Hon. HAIRY M. Rice, ST. Paul, t55
Rice, Hoiiinshead and Becker, -
Tulls. Livingston, and CO., =
A. NJ. ridley, III =
L. Dayton, 8
j. w. Selhy,
R. 2. Upton, s.. Anthony,
A. King, :.
II. H. Silly. Mendo,a,
y. Il. Campbell and Co., Galena.
H. F. McCIosky. .
E. G. Potter, Bclievieu,
Greeley and Gale, st. Louis,
Webster, Moir and Co.. Z:
H. Ames and Co..
Capt. Ward, Excelsior, Is
s Brooks, Admiral, $
Saint Paul, April, 1855. ytf
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PART THIRD

The entire performance to conclude with the farce Of
THE, GRE USE OF OIL,
U w OR. THE
[e Il & eER's sIxPE.hc e.
IVA Q. Sugar, CiariGed do, Crushed do CoFses,
Teas, Buffers Crackers. Cheese, Flour. Pickles,
Pepter, Mustard, Lemon Syrup, Molasses and va
riety te, numerous 70 mention.
IN LOUR--in barrels d sacks.-for sale a,
IL SWEETS STORE.
Sank Rapids. April. II y
GuGAR Broxs Crushed - Clari6sd :! IA. :; y.
= ',. ss'i 4 - All, SWEETS sio 4
0ANDEEs Mould and s,ar--fo ale al
~ SWEETS STORE.
Sank Rapids. April. !:
!T..0BACCO Plug and Fine Cu.--sor sale ..
j SWEETS STORE.
Sank Rapids April, If
rTvEAs--Yoang Hyson aud Blk--for sale a,
u SWEETS STORE.
Sank Rapids. April, II
AHOT Of all sizes constantly on hand and for
y sale al SWEETS STORE.
Sank Rapids. April. Il
nUPONT POWDER on hand and Tor sale at
IL SWEETS STORE.
Sank Rapids, April, #
GALT and Saleratus, regularly on hand and
- for sale at SWEETS STORE.
Sank Rapids, April, Il
JARED FRUIT--Apples and Peaches---for
IL sale at SWEETS STORE.
Sank Rapids, April, II
GARDINEs. warranted . be he best. for sale
- at SWEETS STORE:
Sank Rapids. April, e
nAI's, constantly on hand, and iof sale for
~ cash. al SWEETS STORE.
Sank Rapids. April, Y
4 LSO, general assortment Of Drugs and
n Medicines. for sale Al SWEETS STORE
sauk Rapids, April, e
NMETAI. and Horn Powder Flasks for sale III
lN SWEETS STORE.
sauk Rapids. April. c
nROOMS, Baskets, Whips, &C., Tor sale Al
ID SWEETS STORE.
Sank Rapids, April, e
4 FEW Thousand of The ~. Cigars fer saIe
IA Il fElarss STORE.
Sank Rapids, Apsil If
WAL PAPER u every vsristJ NJ
w ;. sWEET'S s1y
s.ak e = .R,il. = q,
nYSTES, Of the best quality, il cs1a. &
~ aniaS SWEETS 6TORE
s..k B;d.. April. Y
u SWEEPS sTORE
sad ia. April, 81. q 4
q sa NOTICE. " s ny s.
NNR. IQIIo y. PRINCE ~ besa spps ~
lxl our IA - win lali aothrvity III slsn ~
oas iyess Il ls a ~ Alinnssota. tfsls
dare. EssGAOuTEAUJ land CO.
U *. ~, 4. lIe
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N. E. TYSON, & co. /,

expense and risk Of travelling. loss Of time, ex-
pensiye transportation, detention Of goods by low
water. and long absence frsm their homes and
families: are good .s=ssss:;s why their purchases
should be made ia home market.
We respectfully suggest these facts TO the Up
per Country Merch,nts. believing it il for their
interest 10 make their purchases from Us, guaran-
teeing 10 them go0ds cheaper md a. well selected
as can be nhtained above ST. Louis.
Saint Paul, III. t., April, 1855. VT 3
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NJ A r RED:

~ ne Swan River Hotel, 81 Taesday evening,
Jassasy n, by John Gibson. Erq., Mr.. Andrew J !.
apssss, 81 s~aa Riysr, 70 Mrs. Julia A. stswsrt, u
~ sams place. s
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oAETs S.

OATS.
0nAn BUSHELS Of Oats viii. l,ss O.
OOOO hand upon the opening of naviga-
lion, suitable for seed. A liberal deduction in
prices vii! be made to Benton Comfy eusiomer6
who take iul load, for cash only, 1t KlNGa2
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100 acres two and half miles from,
IUJ town, splendid land well watered and
timbered. Price $i2 per acre-quarter down,
quarter II one, quarter in and the rest in three
years. with interest az the rate Of per cent per
annnm. TRACY& F.fR.NHAM
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HYDRAULIC CEMENT. 8
81 = BARRELS Of Water Lims, sniiable fcs
- ~ lining Cistsrns and Wells, OF laying sssss
anfisr water, in quantities to suh, bs ~ fos
cash only. at KINGS. &
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pxxxn AID b x ISL Hardware Wars SIsrekaafS'
JEfsi Strest, Saint Paal, MiusssSsa. III
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Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, Sc., &C.,
which they offer to their friends and the public
Low. Their goods have been carefully selected.
aid their facilities in purchasing will allow them
70 sell, for CASH al least ten per cent. less than
any other house in St. Paul. Merchants from
the Upper Country, who have been in the habit
Of going below 10 purchase their supplies, are
respectfully invited 70 give % call, as they will
save time and trouble By Purchasing their goods
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~ ACRES for sale one mile and half from
HI town, on gentle rise Of ground overlook
ing St. Anthony. Itwould be splendid place
for any person desiring TO live near town and
wanting only few acres to cultivate. s
IRACY@ FHRNrH.dyM
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a 1
! |! \
IA. M. Adnsa sss Il ID NJ
an three years Rzsg lIIs
,e,onpanisd WITH Gsnll sasiis'
New Scener lsW Good !!
.UyvPREcE DE,s'I't'.D stfccEs So
Firrs, sss..s,.,, NJ iAa csleb,yassd
G.. w. 81 WI .E
whose performances have astoaished thousands.--
Don't kil 70 see him.
On Monday the l7,h inst, win be performed the
fashionabIe and new Comedy Ut the
THE BLUE TAILED COAT.
BRILLIANT ATTRACTIONS ri NJ
Blue Frock Coat, Lion skin Over Coat,
Black !" :. Shears lsrAy.d;. 1885,
Dress :. Black Broad Cloth o. !"
s Sack = BIne 4 8
Brown :. Monkey Jacket
This partsof lhe sxhibitioaf % eonclude With the
sss FAsHIoNABEE M 65EETTE.
6s$
PART SECON d
To commence with HE fashionable Tight and
Wide Legged
PANTALO ONS.
Fine Blk Doeskin Pants Fine Blk Cassinser do.
6 Bro Cashmere, s Blue g do
Bpk Sa,tinstt g Sleeps Grey d.
Corduroy OvefaIis. &c. BE
TO conrlsds with the Imaginable Comedy Of the
tight fitting
BLUE WAIST CoAr, OR YEsT,
with two rows Of Bottoms.
SILK Plush Vests. Cotton Plush Vests,
Satin Silk Watered !"
Cashmere . Wool
Vslvs. Worsted i Silk i
All Of variou. colors.
Alter which, The desirable piece Of
| SMALL PROFITS.
IN which the whole company WI! :..i.e win be per-
E.rrnod ha a lad draw
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whOse performances have astoaished thousands.
E Don't kil TO see him. III
On Monday the nth inst, win Be perfonncd the
fashionaDle and new Comedy of The
THE BLUE TAILED COAT.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-22
GratuItou4 Advice.

ETF" Almost cveryfoiy wants somrthinG-none ~"
40 orinna ~ 10 be enirpt indepeni lent IN The strict
moaning OF that Il rnwe ARE all ~ greater or less
degree, dependent on each other. This being an IN
disputablr fact, we propose To point ont m"de by
which most of Your desire may he grailrd w
Il You want any kind OF hborers mechanics, or
clerks; vpvERrlsE.
# YOU want an Office, house, lot, or ii farm ;
ApvERrIsE.
If YOU want to exchange property, or to borrow
money; ADVERTISE.
n Won want to rent or sell houses, lots, or farms
ApvKRrtsE.
Ir vou want 10 dispose Of your huslncs; ADVERTISE.
If Won want to rent rooms or offices; ADVERTISE.
If YOU wunt amy kind of employment; ApvpKriSF'
Whatever yun want have or to dispose OF ;
LDvtRTIsE. - , .
Among the many advertising mediums we may be
permlted to recommend To your favorable consider
,tion th. ..Dn WILLIE DAILY liurTE RECORD, which
j. read by many people both at home ANA abroad II
II suits vou send in your fWors, ana tor FAR com
prus1tion we will Introduce YOU 20 several ladies' ana
Gentlemen. who otherwise, perhaps would never
have heard OF you II the "RECoRn' does NOT SUI
Nour fancy advertise IN som" other pAperal al events
ADVERTISE, These suggestions are merely ihr""
ont for YOUR benefit, and because we elie'e u I" De
cur duty To- inform YOU of everything which = cacn'
ted 10 enhance your interest Do YOU heIIeFc thc
above is good ayicc. We pause for reply.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-22
NUMBER 35.
miscellany.

ASAp SronY.-Thc sadl"st story
that we ever read was that Of lltil"
.hild in SwlIz,rland, pc, boy, ] 'St "s
yours is, reader; whom hi, mother one
bright morning, rugged out il hnant.
'ul Jackets, all shining With six and
buttons, and fay rs a mothers love
could make it, and then permitted him
to 60 out TO ply. He had scarcely
s.eprrd from the door of the "Sw'SS
rot!arc.n when IN enormous CH@le
scooped linn from the Garth and bore
him to its nest up among the noun
tains, and yet within sight Of the house
Of which he had been the JOY. There
he was killed and devourcd. the oyrIc
being at point literally inaccessible
to man, so that no relief could be at
forded. In tearing the child to pieces
the eagle so placed the gay jacket in
the nest that it became a fixture there,
and whenever the wind blew, it would
futtcr and tie sun would shine upon
its lovely trimmings and ornaments.
For wears it was visible from the low
lands, long after the eagle had aban-
doned the nest.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-22
NOTICE I

ALI. PERSONS holding or claiming Liens under
"a The nrovisons of "An Act for securing LIens o
Mechanics and others, approved April nm le'' on
H., ,,ron, rtv known rs Horace Brewsters dwelling
hnnsr Situated near the Bluff, on Montgomery street
in the town of Uro,jlle. county ot Butte ana Sie o
Cnlitnrnia the same being the present residence oi
ail brewster and family arc hereby hollhtd 20 pe una
on Monday the 25th day of August 1896. ana eNhioi
Then and there the proofs of their SAID Liens.
"A Nl9-w3 ID NAhhiNo \ - ~