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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-26

LITERATURE IN l744 AND lS44.-
Charles Knight calculated that in the
year l744 the people Of England did
not expcnd more than 100000 year
ON books, newspapers, and publications
of every kind but that in 1874 they
expended 92,OS5.6O0, being an IN
crease of twentylold, while the popula-
ton had increased to only two and
half fold.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-26
Drc1.ARAToRY NOTICE.

ATOTICE Is UEREBN GINEN-ThaI I, taIharIne
~ VI Cohn, wife of LOWS Conn, OF the county OF
Rut and State of California. do hereby declare, that
intend from and after this date, To carry on business
in my own name and on my own account. IN SAID
county Of Butte that in turn of said business is Keep
inc wholesale and retail cigar Store ana a'so gentle
mems Furnishing Goods and that will be ndividu-
ally responsible in my name, for all debts con-
tracted by me on account of my said business and !
further declare that the amount of capital invested
in said business, does not exceed the sum oi hVe
thousand dollars
In testimony whereof. I have hereunto set my hand
and seal. this the llth day of August, A. ID. le56.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-26
LEGAL NOTICES.
issigncc's Sale.

unY VIRTUE of authority IN ne vested rs a.
IA .iaree in tho matter of { \ Bancroft VS.. his
Creditors Petitioner insolvency in the li"nora.
hlc the County Court Of Butte County and Shle ol
California. and in pursuance of AZ "Tdci uaHe hY
said Cnurt on 2id day oi june u. INIo' uH ,,
ai, fr Tho sul Of tho assets IN said cnuse. viii.
exp,rs. 10 public sale at the Court llon'e door. IN
riIwpr cn llr lith day Of An'rst. \. D. ioo"' ~ >
o'clock p " 20 The highest bidder Tor cnsh' the ,oi-
low;no, account of w = Stafford, for the sum OF MY
dollars-2,n IN.
Also. the following described juacmcnt rendered
On the ojlh dav of January. 4. ID ls56 IN the Dstrct
Court Ninth judicial District W ana Tor hu'H %
, Stat cr California bv default. against Il. " Nc
Daniel. for the sum Of three hundred ana e'GhV
six one.hundrcdths $3.50 I6> dollars and in
,prn,, ON snd amount from the loth DAY "l aug ~ -,
A. .. 1851. at the rate OF Two per ce': per '''" '''
mid wherein &. A. Bancroft il piain'ih.
w r. FREER
Sheriff Butte CoNnty and Assignee.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-26

GREEK AND CRMrAN MBs.-Tho
ancient Greeks buried their dead in
earthen jars, and many Of these arc
found in the Crimea. The largest and
most perfect was discovered by some
bee hunters, who traced n bee to the
spot, and found the jar filled with ho-
ney.-When tmptied, this enormous
jar was found large enough to contain
sis persons in sitting posture.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-26
coNsTARLE'S SALE.

HOY virtue of an Execution issued out OF justice
EH Elliot's Court and to me directed, the first
dav Of August. A. d. 1856. commanding me to make
the sum of one hundred and eighty one hundredhs
dollars Judgment. and twenty eight dollars costs ac'
crunC costs of said Order, ont OF the property herein
after described to satisfy the aforesaid Judgment,
wherein T. +. Dcnnison is plaintiff and Charles
Mooney and w Il. Johnson are defendants, to wit -
One house and lot situated in the town OF Centervllle
near Dry Creek on the opposite side of the road from
Mr. Wer's dwelling The said house has four rooms
in il, and is Is by 26 feet-also bedstead, small
parlor stove and one small stlnd-whch viii sell NJ
the court room door of J. 7. Eliotts office on brd
street. Orovile. Butte County, state CT Cahorna on
the 5ih day of September. A. u 1856, at O'Clock +
NJ. to the highest bidder for cash.
Dated this 14th day of August. a. ID. 1886.
J.Y. JONES,
ais Constable of O,hir township.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-26

ELLIOT SMITH was, and may be he
is, celebrated upholsterer and good
natured auctionecr at Cambridge, Eng
land, whose body exceeded in dimen-
sions the proper corporation standard ;
on him Trinity wag wrote the ioIN
lowing lines
If Gc@ be grass, as some folks say,
Then Elliot Smiths a load Jhay.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-26
FERRY NOTICE

NOTlCE is hereby given that the undersigned
for Butte County at their next regular meeting, for
License to run Ferry across the Middle Fork OF
Feather River few rods above the junction OF the
North Fork of said river. .c,
SYLVESTER P. SAVAGE.
Bidwelrs Bar, Butte Co. alltt
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-26

UNOR SALE by the Case or Package in
4 quantities to suit. ~
Long bill paper. Legal cop Letter Paper, Ink
Broad bill paper, Fools cap, Note paper; Pen
ellis blank Books, Wafors, SC &c. Noisy
Carriers Book & Stationary Co.
81 Battery &64 & 66 Long Wharf, San Fran
cisco sC. P. KIMBALL, Pres.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-26
lob PRINTING.

We would solicit the attention of our friends VINO
are in want Of job Printing tn heact ihh we are pre-
pared to execute every description of work III our r
In n stylp that cannot tail Ia give satisfaction. " e
have recently nadc new and extensive additions 10
our assortment of Job Materials, and have iacy "r
doing all kinds Of work at moderate rates ana Oh sor
nncp.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-26

IT is recorded, on authority, that
Frenchman learning English, and anxi.
Gus to say something very striking, IN
parting from the lady of his heart.
consulted his dictionary, and there
finding that TO pickle meant to preserre,
bid her farewell with the emphatic ex-
clamation, "May Heaven pickle ~
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-26
Of CO-partnerspip.

yu1UE CO>pARTNERSHlP heretofore existing in
h the Town of Oroville under the firm and style
OF ID. d. Jones & Co, in the Ale and Liquor bust
ness. is this day dissolved by mutual consent. SAID
business will hereafter be conducted uhoer lhe name
ond firm of LIGHT s. MARCHELLS.
"''>' - d. D. JONES,
Ii. LIGHT.
Oroville, July 2a, 1856. y2S!m
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-26
WEEKLY BUTTE RECORD.

For circulation IN the mining and agicntturn az
trics Of the county viii contain the local and general
news Of the week iaterspersrd with Interesting nl
celIaucous reading matter. will contain twenty
eight columns Of reading u'S'cr, and VIII be one ="
thn or,,o., and chcapest Weekly Newspaper in the
state Published every Saturday. Tcrm3-S3 per
Annum six months, 81; three months. 81.
Advertisements. per square OF ten lines or u's-
first insertion. = -,
Each subsequent inseriion.' ~,
-" 4 liberal deduction will be made IN 'aVor OF
those who advertise by the year
RE- Business cards inserted on ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-26

DESIRABLE Madness. When George
III was told that Wolfe was quite un-
fit to command, and was in fact
madman, the monarch replied, Mad.
mad, mad! Vote mad Wish he'd
bite some of the other Generals !"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-26
NOTICE.

a TT. PERSONS holding or claiming Liens under
n the provisions of "An Act for securing Liens OF
Mechanics and others approved April 2'th, lsSo, on
the property known as p Horace street
in The town of Orove county of Butte and state OF
raiise-nis the same being the present residence 0,
saidrewser and family. are hereby nonlleu 20 cc ana
T Wnoday The 25th day of August, 1890, and exhioi
then and there the proofs of their said Liens
iylg-w3 OAhni'"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-26
MISCELLANEOUS.
HOWARD MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
1ls Sacramento street. next to the Pacific Mail ) s.
Co.'s Office over Wines Co.'s Express once.
SAN FRANCISCO.

ROOMS, NUMBERS l, 2 AND 3.
yUyUJS INSTITUTION is founded for the cure OF
Syphyliic and Scrofulous complaints, and all
affections of ihe Genital Organs of whatever nature
Instituted for the express purpose OF treating private
maladies at the instance of many medical gentlemen
who have seen with pain the imposltions practiced
heretofore upon those who have been the victims OF
living advertisements those connected with are 10
nursne 10 a certain extent this means of introducing
it to public notice en- .,.,..
Those applying for advice will find constantly in
attendance medicfl ability Of undisputed skill in this
class of complaints, and i'll be dealt with in the
most honorable and straightforward manner,
For the purpose of securing privacy 10 ihe most
delicate several apartments are SO arranged that pa
talents will be brought in contact with none, but the
Office Physician. ,,., -,.....
Those applying to this Institute will the charges
ressonnbe and the treatment superior Ladies and
gentlemen who desire to become patients without
calling nj the rooms of the Institute, can be attended
at their residences. an
Communication from all parts of the country VIII
he attended to with promptness, and medicines sent
if desired. bv enclosing fee Of ten dollars.
No efforts will be spared to make the Howard Medl-
cal Institute what it purports to be, philanthrophic
Institute. ..,
Consultation in English, French, Spanish and
German. . .,, on~, .,,
Howard Medical Institute, lle Sacramento street,
San Franc 49,, - nc.cpprv
Office Physician, Dh' n "|o,' NH
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-26
CATHARINE COIN,
SEAL.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ,ss

CoUNTY OF BUTTE. -
I'm THIS. the llth day of August, A. y. 1856, per-
W sonallv appeared before me- Justice OF the
Peace in and Cor the county aforesaid, the above nam
ed Catharine NJ Cohn, proven to me To be the person
described in and executed the foregoing instrument,
Who acLnowledped TO me that she executed the same
freely and voluntarily and for the uses and purposes
therein mentioned. JUN J'NEc,
Justice Of the Peace, Butte county, Cal
Oroville Aurust H. 1856 augll-tf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-26

BARNUM.--Barnum, with a sad jocu-
larity, when asked in court what his
occupation was, answered from Shak-
spcare, that it was "gone."
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-26
Sheriff Butte Ccsnty and Assignee.

6suERrFFS SAGE.-Ry Virtue of atecretal order
- issued ont or the District Court, Ninth Juulcn'
District, in and for Butte County ana >latr u' 'al-
fnrnia made the I2th day of June a d. lco"' w 'ne
directed and delivered. Commanding me 10 nhhr the
sum of f,ur hundred and ninety seven MY one nun
drrd,hs dollars uIgrnenl, and interest on shd amount
of Judgment n the rate Of ten per cent per ahuuh'
til naid ana the sum Of nihCiy-eight sixty one nun
drcdths dollars costs and accrung costs o sau oruer
our OF She nr p,rtv hereinafter described 10 ea'sy
the aforesaid judgements wherein NJ Nash y plal-
tifr and A. Skinkle defendant, to wit: Commencing
ON the plaza i'm the village ot Bidwel, County ana
state aforesaid nj the North 'eas corner ot lamp
IIidi's saloon md running IN an elsery oHec,'"h'
o the coyner o he said plaza, sixty feet morc or less
thpncen n southcrlv direction 10 the corner ON 'e
street of Messrs Hoffman. on which thelr reservoir y
situated thence in II westerly direction 10 'e me n'
Lamp 4 TIila's Bakery add thence in souheriy ul-
rpctou 10 the end ot the space dug out anu formerly
Us ID "A ten pin Aiiey including the space wing oe-
tween Lamp X itdas Lot and the reservoir OF
Messrs Hoffman K Co, together with the Billiard "a
loom situated on said premises, which VIII sen at
Public Sale at tha Court House door IN Bid"ei couii-
tv and state aforesaid, the 4th day OF August,
u 1856 mt o'clock NJ, to the highest Dldder lot
cash. - ,o-cz
dated this 18th day of July, A. ID. ls56.9
y. FREER. Sheriff Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-26
CouNTY TREAsURER'S OFFICE,
DIpwELL, July 18th. 1896.

~-orrcE il hereby givne, that all persons holding
~ me- Comfy Warrants payable from the gene
raj nd registered between February l6l' l71o' nnd
Nav III. 1855, that the same whl De reueen,eu ehr
on ptesentaon at my office Ana nollce Is
Pn that froffi and after this date, said Warrants
WIN 'o'''' " WILLIAM LATTlMORE,
Treasurer of Butte County,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-26

"a Office Is hereby given that the uhdeIsigneo I1,,a
~ vii apply to the Board of Supervisors Tor butIe
County. in the state of California, at their heNt ses
sion 10 be held at Bidwei IN SAD couIl 10. pt.
70 run ferry across the middle Fork Feather k'"r,
at the Junction of the North Fork Of said rxer,rr.
Iuue IA ls56 RSYLVFSTERP SANAGhi
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-26
NOTICE,

hereby given that Mary i'radeywe ol sa,,rs rn
b Bradley of the county ot bte' ana o.'' ", ,nr
f,rnin do hereby declare that intend from ana alter
thjs date to carry on business in my own name ana
ON NV own account in said county of butte anaesu
that The nature of said business is Ranching. iasig
Siock and Poultrv, Dairy business Mining ana iioi
keepi g also buying and selling Liquors al wholese
and retail and that will be individually respohsoe
in nv own name for all debts contracted by me on ac
count of nv said business and further declare mat
the amount of capital invested in said business uoes
not exceed the sum of five thousand dollars.
In witness whereof have hereuno set my hano
and seal this l7th day of July A. d. ls56
az" ' MARY BRADLEY.
State of California, !
On This 18th day of July A. D. 1S56' personally
anpeared before me. a Justice OF the Peace IN ana
f,r the county aforesaid, the ABOVE haheu Mnls
p,Ia. Lnown to me TO be the person described
in and who signed the foregoing declaration, who
acknowledged to me that she signed the same Freely
','u on,;nned JOHN JONES, j. p
III .,o ~, aw Butte Co Cal.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-26
a. Q a H ID
FROM THE
HOUSE

yHyHE UNDERSIGNED wishes to inform The trav-
cling public and the citizens of Nlarysvllle, that
after this day all business connected with the Hotel
department will be carried on by the use OF TIN
ETS, as follows:
MEALS .............'.'.'.''..' 80: .'..''.. e.
LODGING ............ .....5O cts, - cts, ana Sl
FAMILY R0OMS........ Isl oo per uhy'
ticket for Day Board, by the week, will be Sl0
payable i'll advance.
4 Ticket for Day Board, with Lodging, by the
week. will be Sl3 Sl5, and SIS, according. to selec
ton of room. -,
The Proprietor hopes these Reductions will be
properly appreciated by the Public. The style oI
business as before. The addition of good BAN
House Shaving Saloon, with the advantage OF me
Office OF the California Stage Company, WIN every
other convenience for the traveller will, think. In
sure to the public, all the needul comforts OF home
I'm connection with the above, the proprietor deems IL
absolutely necessary state distinctly that he cannot
he ,riU not nor not, to any one, male or It,
male, give the slightest or shortest credit.
This is not personal: it is general nave Deeh
rather imposed upon lately and wish to protect the
interests of my creditors, well as my own.
Il. 5. MURRAY.
Marysyille July l6. 1856.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-26
Oruuille DaiIQ 4Sutte &rtorA.
PUBLISHED DAILY (sUNDAYs ExCEPTED) BY
GEO. II. CROsETTE.

r-sT" OyFIcy-rn Record building on Myers street,
Eas, side. between Montgomery and Bird, Oroviile.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ROvlLLEO DIVISION S. OF T. NO. 224;I
=, uosonic Hall J IL Shepherd; W p.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-12-11
Coffee lis Cost and Culture.

1t is believed by many thai coffee
can be cultivated in some Of the
Southern States as successfully as in
Brazil, Java and jamaica If So, it
is high time that some Of our plant
,ers we're entering upon It's culture, as
it costs oar country no less than
SIS, 500,Qe0 annually for the beans
of this plant. a-3
The coffee tree lives. to,a gIeat
age, provided the land is kept well
drained The tree begins to beaI
when three years old, and is at it:
full bearing wheE seven yeaIs'old =
The tree is allowed to grow in height
from six to seven feet, the tor
branches are pruned off when the
tree is FIVE years old, SO that by The
time it is seven it resembles a spreaC
umbrella. Each branch droops down
wards, and thus gives the pickers ;
good chance to pick tho berry. The
coffee tree 10 Brazil bears two crop:
each year, the large crop in the
spring and the small one in the fall
Tie first crop is picked when thu
berry is red, resembling a cherry
The second crop is in general small
and allowed TO remain on the tree
until fully ripe and dry. Tbs crop
cured in the busk, is superior il
quality, and is called '-pearl coffee;
the blossom is beautiful, small auC
tender. ]. remains on the tree from
three to four days. If the weather
| is warm, with showers during those
few days, the crop is sure; if cool al
nights, it often fails. When the
berry is taken home from the felC
it is carried to the mill-house. The
mill consists Of three small rollers
The berry is put into a hopper, anC
a constant stream OF water falls or
the roller during the time the mil
is at work. BY this process the out
side hull is taken off and the berry
is separated from it, and the coffee
falls into brick tank, where it is
washed perfectly clean and put on a
place covered with tile or brick ais
ed in the centre that the water may
drain. is then taken TO the cur
ing loft, where it is turned four times
a day until the hull is crisp and dry.
Then by putting it through large
tanners, the inside huh comes of, and
leaves the berry ready for hand. pick
ing for market
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-12-11

The SLAVE TRADE. The southern
papers talk Of re opening the foreign
slave trade. Should such be the
easel we shall expect to see general
illumination in Boston. 1t is noto-
rious fact that the African slave trade
has been, is now, and in all probabil-
lily always will be, carried on by nor
them hands. The vessels engaged
! in that trade are built and owned in
New York and New England, and are
manned mostly by New EuglaDdes
: It would seem little inconsistent
that Abolitonists should be in favor
| of the slave trade, with all the middle
passage, but the Inconsistency is not
real. Revive the slave trade, and
they enlarge the sphere Of their COM
mereial operations, supply the South
with negroes with one hand and steal
them away with the other. Tbis
has been their mode of operation
from the beginning, and We suppose II
Twill continue SO to the end. -,Syrdcust
| Courier.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-12-11
NEW COUNTERFEIT.

We are indebted to, MIR. }. X.
Grew, Ticket Agent for the several
Railroads at this place, for descrip-
ton of a new counterfeit Ten Dollar
Bill on the Bank Of Georgetown 1t
is evidently a new counterfeit from
the old plate with some very impor-
tant Improvements; and is well Cal
culated to deceive the unsupectlng
The old counterfeits of this denom'
ination, are well executed, but the fill.
ing is badly done, and they arc
signed D. L. Mckay, Cashier, and
]. w. Coachman, President. The
new one is well filed in a business
hand, signed r. J. Fraser, Cashie,
and J, II. Henning, President, ant
dated March lst, 1854. They have
red backs same as genuine. 1t vii
require the closest scrutiny to de
tect them, and We would adyls
our citizens to keep a look out--At
lanta Discipline.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-12-11
n. O. WALLACE. Editor.
Negroes, InsurrectiOns, &c.

The papers throughout Middle and
West Tennessee, remarks the Frank
lin Review, notice suspicious move
ments on the part of slaves in vari-
Gus quarters, which squirt at insur-
Iectionary intentions on their part.
In one case white man was caught
.connselling them in their movements.
Now we protest we are no advocate
of mob law, either for white or black
men, yet when the evidence of guilt
in such case as instigating and en-
couraging an instruction among
slaves, can BE- clearly established, We
have no hesitation in saying that the
person--shite OF black, bond or free
ought to be hung upon the nearest
tree without waiting for judge or
jury. Nevertheless this step ought
to be taken only upon the most pos
tive and unmistakable evidence.
In several of the counties an.e
towns additional police force has
been appointed and great vigilance
is being observed. This is all vel
enough, especially as the Christina:
holidays are approaching, and hun.
dreds Of negroes will be free for. I
whole week. Let the same course bt
pursued here.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-12-11
Tribute Of Resnect.

At regular meeting of the breth-
rem Of Boon's Hill Lodge No. 161
of Ancient York Masons, held Nov,
18th, A. L.5856, and A. D. 1856
the following proceedings we're had
WHEREAS, by the viii of our all
wise Creator, our worthy brother
Samuel II. Hobbs has been called
from time to eternity--to that bourne
whence no traveller returns; and
whereas in the death of Bro. Hobbs
the Fraternity has lost one Of its
most active, jealous and worthy
members, his wife an affectionate
and devoted husband his children
a kind :ndulgen: parent, and society
one Of its brightest ornaments, and
an honest, generous, and useful man;
There fore, be it Resolred, That IN
| the death of Bro. Hobbs we are
called to mourn the loss of a well
beloved aud worthy brother, a KING
neighbor and good citizen. -
RESOLVED, That We extend, oul
heartfelt sympathy to the family ant
relatives of the deceased.
| ResOlpsa, That the members 0
this Lodge wear the usual badge o
mourning for the. space Of thirt,
days. IS
!, Resdved, That our county paper
! be fun nished with a copy of the aboy,
proceedings, and requested to pub
lish the same.
/ 7. w. CLARK, w. M. !.
j w. W. WILSON, Sec.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-12-11

Two You've GIRLS SENTENCED TO
THE PENITENTIARY.-A few days since
two young girls uamed Louisa Hines
and Charlotte Swift, who had plead
guilty to the crime of arson, were
brought into court at Pittsburg, and
sentenced to two years aud nine
months imprisonment each, in the
Western Penitentiary. Louisa Hines
was apparently about twenty years
of age She has frequently been. be-
fore the court for various offences. -
She was much affected on hearing
the sentence. The other was good
looking little girl about fourteen OF
fifteen years of age. She was appa-
rentIy utterly indifferent to her sen.
tence.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-12-11
LOOK OUT FOR CoUNTERFElTs.-'

LOOK OUT FOR CoUNTERFElTs.- The
Mobile Register says that fiitles.
.purporting to be of the Bank of Mo-
bile, are in circulation In that. city
They are signed with the President s
name CIV. r. Hallet) and that of j.
Emanuel, as Cashier. Says the Reg.
lister:
"They are badly executed, Tor the
signature of VIM. r. Hallett is so un.
ike the original, as to be easily de.
tected by those familiar with the or
iginal. There seems to be a vas1
number ofscoundrels just now enga
ged in passing bad money. These
fellows. like the hateful mosquitoes
will ever sing you a pleasant song
while about to thrust their abomina
bic bills into our wholesome cireula
ton"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-12-11


A HEAVY Loss.-Speaking Sam s
losses, Or supposed losses, in the late
contest the Georgia Federal Union
says:
sThe enemy's loss amounts to no
thing. They staked nothing, expec-
ted nothing, and got nothing. Moth
ing added, to nothing is nothing.
Nothing taken from nothing leaves
nothing. Blessed are they that ex-
pect nothing, for they will not be dis
appointed. Sans case stands about
thus: No North.no South, no East, NO
West; no honor, no Office, no money,
no sympathy, no nothing!''
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-12-11

A STRANGE INCIDENT "A few days
s;nce a lad named Adam Gilley, aged
IA years, was kicked in the fore
head by horse be was attempting
to lead. The accident took place
within fifty rods of his residence. =
The COS frontis," from the center to
the right temple, was driven in on
the brain to more than an inch deep,
yet thelad retained his consciousness
and returned home.a, DR.. N. *. Free
make, Of West Farms promptly at
tended and operated taking out
twelve pieces of bone, and enough Of
1.-The matter of the brain, to fill a
teaspoon, the boy retaining his SEN
ses during the operation, and strange
to say, IN five days time he was out
again attending to the horses. :