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Estray Hare.
STATE OFiOJTR, ,
yfr n ~ 81

Wapsiio County, .
o TAKEN UP, by Holm S. Ealins Esq. at hi.
residence in Center Township in said county
on the 29;h dayef October 1898, Estray prop.
city of the following description, to wit: one
dark bay flley, supposed to be three years old
both hindfeet white to the pastern ioint, mar.
row white stripe in the forehead from the eye:
to the nose, no other brands or marks perceiva-
BILE, valued at siwy-Gye dollars by Arthur Ea-
kins and George Leonard. Which said estrav
was duly posted before John Ford Esq, JUS
tee Of the Peace of said c.unty, on the30th
day Of October 1855.
JOSEPH HAYNE, Clerk.
Nov 10Th 1855 MO
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EstraY TillY.
STBTE OF IOWA, 2ss

St Watu, LIZ d rowa. IS. s
TAKEN UP by Dobson Wood ESQ.,. at
Il his residence in Richland TOWNSHIP
in said County on the End day of Noyenl
Der 1855: One bay filly, black name and
tail, no marks or brands, supposed TO be
years OH and valued at fifty five dollars
by Harvey Clayton, Henry l.. Devol and
Charles G. Whitcomb, and which was duly
posted before Hugh Brown Esq, Justice
&c of said County on the day and yeor
above written. &C.,
JOSEPH HAYNE. Clerk.
Ottumwa Nov, 29th 1855.
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ESTRAY STEER.
STATE OF IOWA, ! CO
lg.nr, rorSry Do.

WApELLo CouNry, sa'
Taken up as an entray, by Joseph Virgil,
Esq. of Pleasant Township, in sid Co., enc
Steer Of the following description, to wit: Of
paleish red color, mixed with brindle; star
on the forehead, some white on the belly, mark
ed with swallow fork in the right ear, and
an upper bit out of the left ear, and bears the
appearance Of having been worked. Apprais-
ed to be Of the value of thirty dollars by John
H. Me Dowell and Andrew Yargan, and which
said essray was duly posted by said Wright be-
fore Hugh Connolly, Esq, on the 7sh day of
December 1855. & nd
10 D.. JOSEPH HAYNE,
G Clerk District Court
Jan. 10, 1856. 47-3mo.
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Office of The Maryland Consolidated Lotteries. ,
1a 49, BALTIMORE, july LIST. 1855
A IL Tickets or Certificates of Packages of
N Tickets, in the Lotteries authorized by the
State of Maryland bear the Autographed sig
nature Of +. y. Brennan, Agent for the Con-
tractor, and any others are frauds.
Owing TO numerous applications rom all parts
OF the soitntry, the management will give their
attention to the filing of orders fer Tickets or
Certificates, in the Maryland Lotteries.
Persons at a distance may confidently rely
upon having their orders for tickets promptly
filled, and the strictest confidence observed. :
These Lotteries are drawn daily IN pnblic in
the city of Baltimore, under the superintenti-
ance Of the State Lottery Commissioner. Heavy
bonds are given 10 the State as security for the
payment of all Prizes. The prices of whole
tickets are from 81 to $50. Half and Quarter
tickets in proportion.
There are never less than %, GOO Prizes in any
Lottery. which Prizes vary in amount from ST
to s1oo ,o00 ording to the prices OF the tick
cts. For instance
When the price OF tickets is 81 the highest prize
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"S"e"o ~ oe "9Ge IN az cases an
adranee. Honey current in the State
rhere issued ariH be received at par.
The Premiums consist Of the following
works, back volumes of which will be
given to new Subscribers according to the
aumber of periodicals ordered, as above
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Gr0al Notites.
ESyRAY STEER.
STATE OF IOWA, 1se

STATE oFIoWA, lss
t WAPELLo County,
FESAKEN up as an es,ray, by L. s.
IA Hobbs, Esq. at his residence in
Centre Township in said County, on the LIST day
of January 1886, one pale red steer with a
white spot on the forehead and some white on
the belly, points of horns broken off, no ear
marks perceptiple; supposed to be abont six
years old; posted on the 9!h of January 1856
before 5. p. Boiinger, Esq'r, and valued at
twenty dollars by II. Is. Day & w. Hobbs.
JOSEPH HAYNE Clerk.
Jan. II, 1856. @ 4S-3mo.
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Pulmonary Balsam.

A sovereign remedy for Coughs, Colds.
Hoarseness. Group, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Splitting OF Blood, Soreness in the chest,
Whooping Cough, and all pulmonary at,
iections. A sure remedy where medicines
will do any good. Try it.
Price Fifty cents per bottle.
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0S- All the above remedies put up and
for sale by DIR. RAIFr & WEsrLAAE, Fair.
field. Iowa.
For sale by all the principal Druggists
throughout the State.
July 26th. 1851
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Histories, Poetical works,
Ii and large assortment Of Miscellaneous
works just received by w. l.. DRIP
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ONE ba { co Buffalo Robes Just received
Oand for sale by HAWLEY.
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THE EKEGEME g@uRERR.
ESTRAY steer
STATE OF IOWA, ss.

ID NAPELLo COUNTY, 4r .f.a E
TAkEN up as an Estray. by Jpmes Cr.s-
l. well at bis plantation IN Green Township,
in So d Ccunty. on the 5th day of December
1855. One rcd Steer, with white face, white
on hrisket and belly, marked, Slit and crop Of
the right and hole and slit in the left car,
large horns and end Of tail off, Supposed 10 be
eight years old in the Spring and appraised at
Twenty-Five dollars by Thomas Higden and Pc
ter b. Long. And which said steer was duly
posted before Ezekiel Rush ESQ.,, Justice &C,
on the 18th December 1855.
Ottumwa Dee. 1855. a.a.
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PROFESSOR RONDOUT.

PuBLIsHER & AUTHOR,
No. 90 Forty SiaM ST.. MeW FORK.
DEWITT & DAVENPORT, 1862 Mas.
sau ST., are the wholesale agents.
1000 Agents wanted.
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A LBUMs, Portfolios, Gift Books for 1856,
IA Juvenile Books, large assortment for
sale by w. l.. ORR.
lFE of Washington, Marion, Boone, La
IL fayette, Napoleon and Randolph, fer sale
by w. l.. ORR.
RlBLES, Testaments, Bucks Dictionary,
- Clarke's Commentary, Barnes Notes, Vii.
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Leonard scott e Co.,
No. 81 Gold ST New yo,k.
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No. 81 Gold ST., New York
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Two Estray Steers

Jan. 10, 1856.
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Ottumwa, Nov. 29th 1885.
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New 18th 1855 MO
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-01

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.-The tract Of
land adjoining the town, and knowa as the
Carlton claim, was sold on Saturday. by or
der of the Public Administrator, Judge Ho-
hart--Joe Dunn, auotioneer-for the sum Of
S1063,0O.
Mr.. Vaughn, settler on the land, was
the purchaser, and unless we are mistaken
in our predictions on the future prospects of
Oroville, We think Mr.. Vaughn made a hand
some fortune when this desirable property
was Knocked down to him. The title is in
disputabe, and he is already in peaceable
possession of the premises.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-01
Regular Democratic County nominations
lF0R MEMBER .ot ASSEMBLY.
JAMES S LONG,
II. j. NOR RISON.
UuR AssE~ soR.
JOHN II LILLARD.
Aon >0RoNER.
DIR j. u. BROWN.
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION

At a meeting Of The california Democratic state
Central Committee. held IN the city of Sacramento
ON the 10th dav cf July ls5G. u was resolved thai n
DemncraNc State Convention hc ra"d I" meet In
the CITY e Sacramento Tt ESnAV. the OH day of
sepirmbPr next. for the pur ose "t nominating two
members Of Congress. Clerk Of Inc Supreme 'ourt.
n Superintendent of pubic distraction, State Prison
Director. and four Presidential Electors
The State Centrl Conn iliec suggest that Satur-
Law the 23d day Of August bc the day selected by
,be different counties for the election Of Delegates to
aid Democratic State Convention
The following is the appOrtionment of representa-
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-01
DlsTRICT Coz

DlsrRIcr CouAI.- ini- court Adjourned
on Friday last to meet again this morning.
We noticed among our visitors Saturday
night and Suudoy, judges. lawyers. JlroIs,
shcriIs, aud others having business at the
pre- .cnt sea, Of justice, attracted Acre, no
doubt, BY the flaming posters, announcing
the coming oft great <. y. cAict'ain. Gov
Foote, to holl forth from the stamp, - the
few who still cling te the dark lantcrH Sac
tion. These court attaches, together with
othtr good Democrats who happened to he
present from other sections If the county,
swelcl the crowd in front Of the speakers
s54nl, to quitea ro4l 4lec'nble number, and
doubtless convinced tAc Fillmore * Donuei-
son leaders that they have got it all their
own way. They viii draw cut from snea
conclusion On or about the 9Th Of November
next.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-01

Nor NoMI~ArED- Butte county had no
candidates before the niger convention at
Sacramento. for nomination as Fremont e5c-
tor; bat they did not succeed. The woody
heads of Bu te were below lar. Their names
we're not deemed worthy Of being placed ap-
on the Niger ticket. After being thus de-
feated, we suppose they will return to Butte
county, and attempt TO associate with de-
cent white people. The Boot black stand, on
Huntoon st. will have to pat forth little
more republican thunder, and few more
abolition lies before the peg'y will advance
them Come, darkies, roll up the wool on
your foreheads, and let your eyes fash like
June bugs; and every, lying white Niger in
Butte county, shall have a nomination.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-01

IG- Joe Dunn was in his glory yesterday
He was the noisiest man in town--selling
horses and mules at auction disposing OF
tickets of the Artistcal Distribution and
such like, was the order Of the day.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-01

A CALIFORNIA BooE We nave been IA
vored with copy of the . Life and Adven
lures of James Becswourth, Mountaineer,
Scout and Pioneer, and Chief Of the Grow
Nation ofIndinns," written by 7. b. Bonner,
ESQ. 1t is work of considerable merit, and
will be read with interest by a California
public Those who have known Jim Beck
wouth, Will at once recognize the style, as
unmistakably his own. For Sale at the Book
Stores.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-01

ANOTHER COMBINATION. The s. T. Torn
TAN says that the leading importing and
jobbing clothing houses Of that city have en-
tered into n coalition that they will aot, in
the future, either buy or sell at auction, with
the view of keeping up the prices. If the
scheme prove successful, the day of cheap
clothing has gone by.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-01

Of endeavoring to introduce slave labor III
the mines of California, and thus degrade
the social position of the miuer to that of a
serf
lie did not explain to the miners, why be
introduced such proposition in the Senate
lie was then a resident of Mississippi, and
when making his proposition in the |. )
Senate to degrade the labor Of California.
he probably did not expect that he would
ever be reduced to the necessity Of asking
hose whom he proposed to degrade, TO sle-
vate him to Office
He denounced the we'll established fact
that Fremont has the present House OF rep
restntatives, If the election should be thrown
into the House, aal without stating 0gures,
assured his hearers. that Fillmore was sure
Of an election by the House, should tAere be
no choice hy the people. lie did not tell his
audience, that Fremont had twelve votes al.
ready in the House, and that the returns
from Iowa, where there was vacancy III
Congress, gave him two more, and that 1t
would require bat l6 votes in the house to
choose a President He omitted figures and
assared them that Filmore's chances we're
best. lie did not appear TO remember that
the present House Of representatives, elect
cd speaker Banks over both the Democratic
and his own darling and proscripti9e Know
Nothing party.
Both Of the gentlemen who ad lresSed the
Oroyille meeting, were grey haired AID rev.
erend men, and when they proclaimed from
The stand that they had always beea Demo
Gratis, and were Democrats still, though ad-
vocating the election Of a man who had al
way 8 opposed the democracy, and who had
long since declared him, elf in favor Of aboI-
i,hng slavery in the district Of Columbia--
when they still proclaimed themselves dem
ocrats, and dared assertions to the contrary,
we know not what kept the audience SILENT
but We did think, that pity for human ma
ture; respect for age; reyerance for honTy
heads-choked ba,k and st.ftd tAe voice Of
indignant denial.
There was vein Of speciousness, perva-
ding the spapch Of Gov FoOte, which VIC had
aot expected to hear from one who had a
reputation for statesman 4, and a national
man There is not candidate for the small
est county Office, but would have exhibited
an equal libera.ity Of sentiment, if he poss-
essed not the same IDEAS Of self-cxtolation,
and the repro5ation Of his personal enemies.
At the conclusion of the Governors speech,
the crowd cheered, anyiis roared, rockets
fzzad, horns blated, and sheep skin drum
heads were pumelcd. After this ovation,
Dr. Powell was called upon the stand, who
we understood to be the particular friend Of
Andrew Jackson DUnuel>on. His speech
had 4 disrersing effect upon the crowd, and
worked them oli gently and qme;iy. The
speech Of the cx -GOvornor was the LlUc mass
that Of Dr. Powell, the oil, that gradually
worked the crowd, aul We rreoume, that
those eminent political Physicians. viii now
report the body polite OF Oro'lIle in heal
thy condition
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-01

Express FAvoRs.-We are under obliga-
tions to the gentlemanly agent of Wells,
Fargo g. Co. for usual favors.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-01

CREATURE COMFORTS Alex Kirby, Esq,
has placed upon our table one Of the largest
water melons we have ever had the privilege
of attacking Thanks Aleck.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-01

ANOTHER FIRE PRooF BRICK. MIR. j NJ
Clark, ESQ will commence the erection Of
fire proof brick store this week, on the
site now occupied by his store. 1t will be
completed within the ensuing month. SO
we go.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-01

FIRE PRooF BUup1~G -Messrs. Smith &
Sparks have nearly completed their two story
FIRE proof brick building, situated below and
Immediately adjoining the U s. Hotel II
makes neat appearance, and is warranted
fire. proof 1t was erected by Mr.. Parry
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-01

THIEVES ABour.-Mr. Peek the agent Of
the Butte County Lumber Company, informs
u, that his office, situated on Montgomery,
was broken into by robbers last night, and
ransacked from top to bottom. The scoun-
drels got nothing Of value, hut showed his
good will by making diligeat search, Mr.
Peek says he was net exactly prepared to
receive such company, bat tie next time
they will disgrace themselves hy calling cu
him, he will give them reception in keep
ing with their calling
1t is pity that our Police could not have
got their eye upon them. They Ike such
snaps.
DsvGs AN Nsrrl>rs--ir!ou wish fne article,
81 a fair yrcr. go he Oro,lc Dtnl Storr, on mont,
yomcry street, near thc urcau, FIo.gl. au--2
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-01

THANKs.-To H. B. Garnham, Esq for
Marysville Inquirer and S. Francisco papers.
Also, to the obliging Watson, fer Sacra-
nento aud 5. F. papers. delivered ca Satur-
day and Sunday.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-01
OrOyilIe Buchanan Club.

Tho regular meetings of this Club are held on
Thursday Evening of each week at the United states
d " GARRIS, Rec. Sec'y.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-01
FILLMORE UNION CLUB.

The Regular Meetings Of tne Fillmore Union
Club viii te he'd on every Tuc-day and Fudoy
evenings, ut the CLUD ROOM. IN tar L. :. Hotel.
auy-. +. c. AYE1S. Secre,ury.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-01
MUT1CE
$4,000 R-wA1D:

SHAVED OR SrULEN-nn the mght ct
ia C-<hr -1Ih August, from Dry Cuek. brl"c'h
LZl-Olo,ite and Iyuchburlh. tWo AWtucnh
hor.,- (lr h. ~. ant nar,.l lleht bay ~ un Cui r.
mildir.il.. 1he mare had >pani-h hmAd ON lhc
len hip, shape 81 hor-e shoe 1hr horse hHd u' N!s
ble brand. Whoever will return the sal: Hn!in"7 "r
give information tlt vii lead - their F"cuNtrt viii
receive, the aur,r reward. HENRY filf u
r- ,...r ..,.yiHo ~. %. aJ-.Ulw"
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TJNHE NETWORK CENTRAL RAILROAD
u COMPANY TREAsURER,S ORRtCE. Albany. July L

Il COMPANY, TREAsURER's OFFICE, Albany, jay /,
=. S $ %
hundred and twenty three dollars and forty Mae cents St
for companies existing at the time the sonsodstioa
agreed upon which debts then amounted
and fifteen dollar, and seyentywo 81 sf sl5 7
s s IN & o BEEN me By
Iecto in conformity to the views stated In this behalf 10 the
10 DtoSSe for funt iSa the pnncos of this debt as i
turss Al us Of tho Bond, Of the Company Tor this purpos.
Of one million ns hundred snd forty thOusan eight
dIsd fifteen dollars and seventy two cents o besn deter
already paid aforesaid from time to tune, hereafter
only the maturity of the indebtedne Of tbs former Com
paes paid may render desirable in those
n wseh an '1sh.nf Of he my p sds ~ a. e
% @ n. and 81
bic tho expiration Of twenty from their date with inter
the Company Agency in the City Of on The Ora
day Of February and August IN each year
Of The whs Of the said bon
may any s have been issued which shall have
yearly ths the debt by sup
pyiLs to be used eventually III tat purpose wal In
iii = % aS.as s
sGI. A compsny :. thS:' Of S ISSUE
Az person hoaDs y o, the O.t.s:nns Of .a
proposed Of Which has been assumed as 80
fore stated b this Company may ct any time surrender such
dollars thereof bonds ssas the IN.
sse.t account 70 be a. tho time Of the excs but
he lostlFcs TOO nxne uhyB prov1o4
public notice daily newspapers published
City Of to withdraw this permission to parties
who do not apply make such exchange before the expiration
of such notice
Ave hundred thousand dollars Of these bond being tie whole
amount nov nteIded 70 DO issued such proposals TO be In
dorsed Proposals Central Railroad Companys
Bonds and to be addressed uoder seal 70 the
Albany BY whom the same wll be received until O'CLOCK
(nooL the 18th day Of July ms ant ct which e such
possls oil be opened In the Of the Directors Of TIE
ComPsny or Of COMMITTEES Of ths nu%bsI at the Trssar
The night reserved TO reject proposal which may
be considered for the interest Of the Company
smount Of proposal which be accepted 30 paid
be Jre.sgrerc Once In Albany or may be depo5tsd g he
Co Bankers, New York. with Messrs J. Z. TaAYEH
BROTHER, Bankers Boston. the l day of August
which day the bonis will bear date add be
On any amount paid previously interest will be allowed
day at the rate Of per By order Of tbs
Board Of Directors. JOHNNY. L. PRUyN Treasurer
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now admitted be the best knoxn, whether foi private
houses yasos Of their simplicity eoastTucon
AID OPERATES their f-econ from snen sn5 hsr un~quAsd
they do require mechanical sk
tendance hey VIII worn might and day reqared-osver
clos the pipes and explode they from any
sterA tanning u These great dvsnsses IN connection
with the fact that with working pan sxpersnoed vuref
In metal .et the works mshe rsbts unecf patents
wiz do web to investigate. II they do they viii bay We
refer o worts In operation on Ne steamer isse Newon
Ct the Dssyan House Albany and In muy othsr places n
few weet. they vi be for several Villages
son Foe further information spply 70 N. AuBiH No SS
BrOs4wsy. Nsv.YOri or q. @ HX~tEY Co, Albany
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b. A CHrLToS. Aucionser
nOSTTIVF EXECUTORS SALE Of REAL

DOSTTIvE EXECUTORS SALE Of REAL
ESTATE Of Richard T. Aeock deceased BY order Of tas
suIrosaie Elizabeth L. E. Acoek, EHecuttx, "m G Bar
re- t. P-oc'or NINE LOTS on ii4th snd il5ta sn-coLs
ie At ~ o'clock at the Merchants Exchange NINE LOTS
Of GROUND OF i4th and ll5th ste viz: -
On lisTHsr Five Lots the soueriy nde OF llothst 20
tive en- the h and hsy commencing 10 feet essery from
OK iI4rH.sr-Foar Lots immediately in the rear Of the
above OIL the northe-y side Of llHh-st
Esh OF the above lots width in front and and
100 feet 4 II ches half the block IN deph For psou iu
ssu.,t -ff' l76l
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Drp GOODS.

.DIANKETS.-200 cases ribbon-bound Family
ID BLANKETS from cradle ans 10 - and Of VARIOUS
ts toseher with Negro Indian aud Horse Blankets lrom 'as
Rochdae o. d Go. nc Mill VIII be sold low
EeSMITH Co., AseGts No II broea"sr
CHARLES HEARD & Co. will offer on
~ MONDAY. 1uiy q.
Our entire stock Of SILKS consisting Of so'ut
$4,000 worth,
VII Offered such prices Will satisfy tbs shrevdcs,
shoppers We are determined close them out By tho
MIDDLE OF AUGUST. ..,-,
1890 yards Of foe PRIN FED LAWNS sod JACoSEro'
Reduced 20 l2i cent? Ger yard;
OriTinal prices, 2 and rs
Il, COO yards emo PERSIAN DE LANES,
Cost 10 import 5 cents PEI yard,
Reduced 70 t2i centlL
Y 400 yards real FRENCH PRINTs-ysrd WIFE,
oily I2i cents-v Jrth q eenta
5000 yards Of fine ENGLISH PRINTS viii be offered q
cens
100 ynd. fpe white BRILLTA vTs for Ladies' Bssqu.s
invooed Is but in order out our stock We VIII
offer them ct l2s cents.
IN FACT,
the whole Of large stock Of goods viii 30 sold out In the
course six weets 1r have alterations TO make u our
''''' ''' CHAkLEs HEARD Co.
No sol Grand Il.
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DREXEI,, sATHER Il CHURCH, bankers.
IL SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, draw Bill. OF E1cnAn ,, e
DRExEL / Co., PHILADELPHIA psyss's u INC p'H''S-
COLLECTIONS made San Francisco and N "a. iaseo s -
."n. Asec. 10 d g. C., os through DRExEL Co, rass
ssinbss or L. g. LAWRENCE Co, No 1874 Nsssus- II.
pRExET 4 Co, Phlaasiphas and L. g. LAwRESCS os-
New.Ysrt-
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nRsIR1BLE LOCATION for PHYSICIAN

~ ct Nov. Go msntovn, Hsssesdon County Ne~Jssey.-
THs ssbscsibsr sPhyseisn of.u kr SALE k HOUSE and
LOT saaed IN tho abose p.o>. The buldi g. Including
dw~ns hosss barn. and arc IN sood rsp 400
Beng ABOUT 10 leave the plsse vii be rood
opsnI Tor sDJ physician who wishes to ssAbh himself 10
seod prectce worth about 81 For further psrticu
lars lnauirs OF DR. O. T. BLAKE Eewoemantown, f,1ter
doa County, New Isrsey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-28
OFFICE OF MOa.Is c.s.L AND 1AyIIsG cOspIsr,l

OFFICE OF Morris CANAL AND BANKING CoMPASY,l
jersey City, July q. 1856. !
nIVIDEND-The Board If Directors have
- THIS DAY declared DIVIDEND from the earning. Of
the Canal Of FIVE PsR CENT fn tns past six MONTHS
nton the PREFERRED STOCK Of said coupsny. payable
70 the Soekholders their representatives, al sfsr
rst TusSs hs 5n) Of oes Jersey
Ciy 20 esidens Of PhsdelPh and vicinity the ocs
OF z ". CLARK Co I'D
Ths rRANsPLR BOOKS Of this STOCK viii bs C LosED
from The 25sh inst until the day Of pay aent
In CoNOrT Secretary.