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Butte record., 1856-01-26
The New County.

We learn that petitions have been nu-
merously signed for the formation of a
new county out of portions of Butte, CO.
lusi and Shasta The object, we believe
sto form an exclusively agricultural
county. There is feeling in the agri-
cultural counties against the mining
counties. Why, we hardly know, unless
1t be the feeling that the two interests
are not identical. 1t is undoubtedly a
natural desire on the part of our agri-
cultural friends of the val ey, that they
should be left to control their own af-
fairs, without the profered assistance of
''honest Miners" Although there
might be reasons urged against divis-
ion of the county, the more cogent ones
are those affecting only the inhabitants
of the proposed new county, and if they
have canvassed the subject thoroughly,
and desire to set up for themselves, our
squatttr sovereignty doctrine will not in.
terpose a nay. However much we
might desire to keep them, il they
choose to be separated they ought to
be permitted to do so. A smaller eoun-
ty with an interest and feeling in COM
mon, is preferable to large one divided
in interest and feeling. We do not
think the mining portion Of the county
would interpose any serious objection.
Butte record., 1856-01-26
Justice In OrOyf!le.

A correspondent informs us tfat ''a person
was recently brought before Justice Jones in
Oroville, and convicted of stealing chicken.
He was fined twenty-five dollars, and as he
had no money, an execution was issued, his
house and lot attached and sold the same day
The fine and costs were reserved from the
proceeds Of the sale. and the prisoner dis
charged" Served the rascal right-he had
no business to steal chickens
Butte record., 1856-01-26
The Ditch.

Messrs. Fall and Fuller, trustees of the
Feather River and Ophir Water Company
were in town on Monday last, and in compa
ny with Mr.. Me: cham, Mr.. ], Sherwin and
others, made a examination of the Ditch
above Bidwell. We believe it is the intention
OF the company to enlarge the upper portion
Of the Ditch one foot and half, giving the
upper bank sufficient slope to prevent slide
1t is thought this plan will enable them to
carry sufficient water without cndangering
the bank on the lower side. Operations will
be commenced as soon as the rains will per-
nit
Butte record., 1856-01-26
Can't Nominate.

The harmonious Know Nothing party have
been in caucus, through their members at
Sacramento, during the past week, and have
been unable to ascertain exactly who the
ter several distinguished and patriotic mem
bers of the order-but so divided in its search
that it will not be able to corral any one of
them The party appears to be hopelessly di-
vided and pow erless. In the language of the
Simple Cobbler of Agawam.' they are the
every gizzard of q trife. the product eff the
quarter of a ciphor-the epitome of moth
ingr
Butte record., 1856-01-26
Trial Of Cora.

The trial of this fend for the murder OF
Gen. Richardson, has taken place in San
Francisco. The jury were unable to agree
The evidence on the part of the prosecution,
was direct as to the killing. On the part Of
the defence, the evidence-well, what cannot
gambler prove by his associates We are
only surprised that they did not prove that
Richardson killed Cora. Witnesses on the
part of the defence acknowledged that they
followed the business of gambling, and the
testimony of such witnesses saved him-and
will save him as long as they are permitted to
testify. May God have mercy on the courts
and people of California.
Butte record., 1856-01-26
Assault and Battery.

Louis Marks, quiet and peacable German
who has long been resident of Bidwell, and
who was unaware of having an enemy in the
State, was assaulted late on Saturday evening
last, by some unknown person, and bruised in
frightful manner. He received blow on
the back of the head from stone or slung
shot. Owing to the lateness of the hosr, the
rascal made his escape.
Since writing the above, the offender has
become known; but as he is a peace officer of
the county, the affair has been hushed up
twas merely drunken row, and of course,
every one was innocent.
Butte record., 1856-01-26
NOTICE

Is hereby given, that the Books of the nj
AGARA MINING Company, are now open for
the subscription Of Stock in said Co, at the
Office of A Hart & Bro, in Bidwell
The Company is incorporated undcr the
General Act of the Legislature of the State.
The Co is fully organized. The Claim of this
Co. is situated at Berry Greek Bar, North
Fork Feather River, and is known to be rich.
There is sixty shares in the claim; cost dry
ing the claim for mi uig is S27 GOO The
claim is 1000 feet long. There is 35 Of the
shares subscribed for as may be seen by the
Books and 25 are untaken
]. NJ. FAULKNER, Secretary.
Bidwell, Jan 25th 1856. ian 26-12tf
Butte record., 1856-01-26
Democratic state Convention.

We this week publish a call for a
Democratic State Convention to assem- d.
BILE at Sacramento on the 9TH day of
March next, for the purpose of electing
delegates to the National Democratic
Convention. The convention for Butte
County, to appoint delegates to the
State Convention, will be called to meet
about the 22nd of February. Our next
numb Der will contain the call for county
Convention, giving the number Of dele>
gates to which each precinct is entitled.
Butte record., 1856-01-26
Poor Fellows.

Two hombres were taken before Justice
Jones in Oroville, recently, charged with
stealing hogs. The Justice proceeded with the
examination and found them guilty of Grand
Larceny, and sent them up for trial. They
are now in Jail, and complain Of the poor
quality of their grub. Under the circum-
stances, we think it is the duty of the Sheriff
to furnish them with fresh pork
Butte record., 1856-01-26
SIMON.
MOTTO e

Is herby given, that there will be meeting
Of the Stockholders in the Bidwell Bridge Com
pany, in the town of Bidwell, Butte County,
on Monday the 18th day Of February, A. D.
1856, at 10 o'clock, A NJ, to elect five Direc-
tors, Treasurer and Secretary, for the pre-
sent year-and to perform such other duties
as may be properly presented to them.
By order of the Board of Directors, of the
Bidwell Bridge Company.
G. W. HESS President.
r. 7. VAN NoRDEN, Secretary.
jan 26-12-4w
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NOTICE.

The Stockholders OF the South Feather Wa.
ter Co., are hereby notified, that the Trustees
of said Company have levied an assessment Of
10 per cent. upon each share of stock, payable
at the Company's Office at Forbestown, on the
10Th of February, 1856.
OFFICE S. F. W Co.,, NJ. H. D4RRACH.
Jan, II, 1896. Secretary
Butte record., 1856-01-26
Can't Get Out,

81 can't get out can't get OUT" sings a
Bidwell correspondent of the Orovlle paper
Why can't you' An acquaintance of nearly
four years here has convinced that there are
but two classes of persons, who are in the pc
culiar fix spoken Of The first is clas. of
1oafers, too lazy to pay their board and laun-
dress bills, and the other class is in jail
Butte record., 1856-01-26
con,empt,hle deannes..

The North Californian" garbles extracts
from the Record in order to show that We
have been inconsistent. Garbling is con-
tsmptible business, and respectable men AVOID
il. We trust our friends in Orosille will not
pursue the disrsputabls practice
Butte record., 1856-01-26
Briefand to the Point.

The Mountain Democrat speaks of the pres
ent dominant party of Califsrnia, as ''the filthy
fusion of diseontented democrats, used up
wings, blear eyed abolitionists, and other vii
lainous compounds, eoagulated into one loving
mass Of political putridity. under the loath-
some form and hideous features of Know
Nothingism."
Butte record., 1856-01-26
NOTICE.

The undersigned will make application to
the Board of Supervisors at their February
term, for a License to run ferry st Bidwsps
Landing on the Sacramento river
JNO. BIDWELL.
Doc Dc 1873
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BRIDGE NOTICE.

All persons interested are hereby notified
that we the undersigned will apply to the
Board of Supervisors in and for Butte county
State of California, at their next session to 10
held in Bidwell. in said county, on the first
Monday in February, A D. 1856, or SO soon
thereafter as the same can be heard, for Ii
cense to construct toll bridge across the
Feather river at Ophir. at or near the Ophir
Ferry, situate about one mile above the town
of Oroville.
D. c D0WNER.
H. B LATHR0P.
Oroville, Dec %, 1855. .-St4.
Butte record., 1856-01-26

va The County Treasurer announces the
gratifying fact, tht he is prepared to redee
all outstanding scrip registered prior to Jan.
uary 1st. 1864.
Butte record., 1856-01-26

ExPREss.-We are under obligations to
Everts. Davis & Co. for the celivery of the
Marysville Inquirer and Expree, during the
past week. Also for one copy of the Alta Cali
MIA
Butte record., 1856-01-26

BIDWELL LODGE NO AZ, @. ofOF.
Regular meetings held every Thursday eve
ming at o'clock, at their Hall, Bidwell.
Brothers in good standing are respectfully
invited. R0BT. LATTIMORE, Sec'y.
Officers for the ensuing term:
JOSEPH BLOCH, N G., G. W. DRAKE, V. G.,
c. SMITH, T., r. LArrrmopr
Butte record., 1856-01-26
COUNTY TREASURER : oFvI1.p

COUNTY TREASURER s oFFlCE.}
BiDwELL, January "a, 1856
Office is hereby given, that Nh BE-. : nc
~ holding Butte County warran.s Iavatle
from the general fund, registered between
March oath, 1858, and January LIST, ISL that
thesame will be redeemed on presentaliga. At
my office And notice is further gwen. ,l,,t
from and after this date, said warrants will
cease tobear interest.
WILLIAM LATINO i.
1rssursr Of Butte cyaaty.
Butte record., 1856-01-26
Agents for the Butte Record.
IOR PRlMTINH

we would solicit the attention of our friends who are
In want Of Job Printing to the fact that prepared
10 execute every description Of work in line in
style that cannot fail to give satisfaction. We have
recently made and extensive additions to our
assortment OF Job Materials and have facility doing
al kindsof work at moderate and on short notice
Butte record., 1856-01-26
Chunk.

A Mr.. Dixon took out twelve ounce chunk
Of gold on Brants Ravine, near kanaka Peak
one day last week.
Butte record., 1856-01-26
Discharged.

Joseph Trees. brought up on complaint of
A. Shear, on charge of Assault and Battery.
was discharged.
Butte record., 1856-01-26

is HEREBY given, that the Books Of the
Montezuma Mining Company are now Opon for
the subscription of stock in said company, at
the Office of Lott & Sexton in Bidwell Tho
company is Incorporated under the general
Act of the Legislature of this State providing
for the incorporation Of Mining Companies
and the Trustees chosen for the 6rst three
months, have fully organized the Company
for the purpose of Fluming portion Of Festh-
er River, known as the Montezums claim,
about two miles below the town of Bidwell.
W. I. SEXTON, Pre'Et.
RICHARD DIVER, Sec'y.
Bidwell, January 4, 1856.
Butte record., 1856-01-26

FOREIGN MINERS TAx.-The foreign Mi
ner's Tax collected in Butte County, for the
year 1855, was over forty y-nine thousand dol
lars
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RICHARD DIVER, Sec'y.
Bidwell, january 4, 1856.
Z X G II AN Il
AND
B ANKING NOTICE

SAN Francisco, Jan. lst, 1856.
The undersigned have entered into cOpsr-
tnership for the purpose of transactinys Le-
gitimate Exchange and Banking Business
under the name and style of GARRlsOh'
MORGAN, FRETZ & RALSTON in this city,
and CHARLES MORGAN & CO., in New YORK
The cash capital paid in is seven hundred
thousand dollars, ($700,000.)
An amount will be kept in the Manhattan
INK, New York, at all times, to cover our
bills in case of less of any Shipment Of Irea-
sure.
We are now prepared to sell Sight Exchange
on the Manhattan Bank or Charles Morgan
Co New York, also on the Manhattan BANK
made payable viz: at the Southern bauA'
New Orleans, La Messrs. Darby BafAs-
dale. Bankers, st. Louis, Mo; Southern bAnh
OF Kentucky, Louisville, KY Ohio Life !nsu'
rance and Trust Co., Cincinnati, Ohio; Me,-
chants and Manufacturers Bank Pittsburgh
Pa; to purchase Gold Dust Bars, Bullion'
Mint and Bank Certificates, approved securl'
ties, make collections, and transact all mat.
ters pertaining to our business, on the MOI"
reasonable terms
c. K GARRISON,
CHARLES MORGAN,
By his Atty, C K, Garrison
r. S FRETZ,
W. C. RALST0N.
Butte record., 1856-01-26

NOsHEN BUTTER-So fresh and nice the greatest
u Epicure cannot fail to be pleased, at
JOSEPH SLJ3x Ay7
Butte record., 1856-01-26
Mass Meeting in OrOviIle +!

Sovereignty Doctrine Rer adisted
The valeyites Not to Govern Themselves
Butte record., 1856-01-26

FORBESTOWN LODGE, F. A. NJ No. oV
hee's the second Saturdays of each month
A. IT, Simpson, W. NJ, John Roland, , W.
Y. Y. Foot, J. w.. J ohm H Sharp, Sesy.
Butte record., 1856-01-26

TWENTYPERSONS IN SOLEMN COUNCIL !
TRIUMPHANT ELECTION OF A QUALIFIED LOBBY MEMBER.
One Hundred Dollars Appropriated for Expenses
MORE TO BE PAID AFTER A RAIN.
Butte record., 1856-01-26
NOTICE.

Oroville, Dec. %, 1856. .-st4.
Butte record., 1856-01-26
BRIDGE NOTICE.

Dec. 26, 1856.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-10
By E. d. LAMSON, Auctioneer.
66 and 68 JTqin Street.

o. REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
H'iiI On MONDAY, May II, at O'Clock NJ, will be
s4ssAsold at Public Auction, the premises, the new
anu beautiful COTTAGE HOUSE, lately occupied by
Hiram Hoa situated Elliot and Res streets with
about 5000 feet of and and valuable Fruit Trees thereon
Sale POSttiUc.
Terms easy and made known at the time Of sale
For further particulars inquire of CHARLES PRATT.
Z. B. HANSON, Auetioneer
worcester, May 7, 1856. dts
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SDriug OVercoats--Aade up m tasty ana fash
IA n abs styies from nice fREScH ooAIING; r. c,,.
Also fine assortment Of BUSINESS OoAIS iOr OH5
The CUsrou DEPARTMENT, under the charge Of Mr
Chis Bianchard cortaids much the largest and most
Site asscrtent OF uice CoATINGs, PANT STUFFs, and
TsTSGs ever exhibited by this establishment (or any
other, probably :. .s,, ;;.s
The attention Of all purchasers Is resoec ny lnV'eu'
"- A. P. WARE, lS5 and 40 Main Street,
on1o dawtf Worcester.
Miss L GLEASON Dressmaker,
Has removed Isl MAN, corner of Myrtle Street. and
would be happy accommodate ladies at their residences
APPS dow
Worcester, April 24tl. iS56.-It is gen
orally known that the best place to buy
CLOT HING,
T u r N [ S Ii G G 0 0 D S
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-, A GRAND CHANCE FOR CAPT.
#;i;, AilSTs Executors Sale of large and valua
.A4s.s. bic lot of Real Ssfatc.

by IL. w. VAIL.
- A GRAND CHANCE FOR CAPIa
N;'; TAIISTS! Executors Sale of a large and valua
44s.A.hle lot of Zeal Estate.
FIVE HOUSES AT AUCTION
On Union and Mechanic Sis and at New Worcester
On THURSDAY, May 22d, will be sold without reserve
on the premises at the time above mentioned the follow
ing described property, by Of The Executor of the
Estate of David Fagg and BIZ the power contained in his
will, all the Real Estate Of said deceased, viz!
fhe large Double House with Lot, No 25 Mechanic st.
ending on Union street.
Double House, with Lot Nos. 20 and p Union ST. be-
ing good house for two families.
House and Lot, Nos % and % on UniGr street. this
asn adouble house, suitable for two three families.
House and Lot, No "a Onion street, sufficiently large
for two or three families.
Also, at O'Clock, the day, tn premises that
very desirable estate in the village Of New WnIcsster
recently occupied by the widow nf said David Fagg con-
sistng Of ore acre of land with large, new, and thor
ough built HOUSE AND BARN thereon This estate is
second to no other for the residence Of any gentleman
who wishes 70 live somewhat retired from the of city
pavements, and the hustle incident Their to.
The above sale offers great inducements to capitalists
and spectators, the property will be sold to the high
est bidder. for CASH delivery OF deed. good title
Willie given The property be sold for the purpose
of settling the estate agreeable to the will of the Tesaor
For further particulars and admission to the premises,
inquire t the Auctonfer, Office $50 Main Street, opposite
the Post Office. my1 diff
a UCTl0N SALE OF VALUABLE
IA FOUNDRY AND MACHINE PROPERTY,
Az New London, CT.
The Estate of the late "New London Foundry and Ma
chine Works" consisting of
REAL ESTATE, planning MACHINERY,
STEAM ENGINES, GENERAL MACHINERY
LATHES TOOLS. &c,
With large and valuable assortment of Patterns togeth
er with all the Stock remaining hand will be sold at
Public Auction, on To EsDAY the goth day of May inst
Sales to commence at IL O'Clock A ".
The properly is very advantageousy located fronting
on Wate' Street and the Harbor, having wharf with
good depth of water. ami abundant dock room
mortgage Of $4,000 the Real Estate may be con-
tinued
For further particulars see Circulars which will be for
varied to order, and distributed the day of Sale
TERMS. Sums of Five Hundred Dollars and under
Cash. Above $500 to $4,000, co days interest added
Above $1,000, months interest added. For approved
endorsed paper, payable at Bank.
my6 d~w2w C. BUTLER, Trustee.
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In this city, 9Th Instant Madison NJ Aldrich. aged "a
years and months
Funeral Sunday at 10 O'clock from his late residence
TO attend.
In Mount Holly, Vt, April so, of dropsy on the chest
Mrs Mary, vile OF Isaac Randall, aged 40.
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MARRIED.


In this city, May g. by Rev. o. II. Tilosop Mr. James
Leland to n ISIS Emily NJ Johnson. In Oxford, April 81
by the same, Mr. Richard Taylor to Mrs Mary A. Taft
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BY E. w. VAIL.
o. DESIRABLE VEG ETABLE FARM
ES,,iissl at AUCTION :!
issA Situated the old road from Worcester to Au-
burn, about miles froui the City Hail, known tie Ma
thauie Elder place. VIII be Sold the premises Safe
urday. May 10, at O'Clock, the Farm situated
above, containing FIVE ACRES OF CHOICE LAND,
well stocked with Fruit Trees such Pears, Peaches,
Cherries and Apples. The buildings consist OF a coed
TWO STORY HOUSE, BARN,
And outbudings The above offers a good opportunity
to purchase desirable place. it b-ing only about fifteen
minutes ride from he City Hail. and the Land is Of he
first quality.
Also, at the same time and place, Horse, ton
good Hay. Top Buggy, one Farm Wagon one Sleigh,
one Sled. Household Furniture, &C
Terms liberal, aud made known at sale.
my9 dts WALTER WEIGH
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DR., Harris, DenI5sG. still occ pi IS those pleas
ant rooms 1853 Main corner Wa nut TT ct. Thankful
his former patrons for their ASSISTANCE will endeayor
retain their confidence which he aters himself he ha
wou and gain that Of all others, who may favor him
with their patronage
His Artificial Teeth, which have given such genera
satisfaction, inserted in all the various Styles and up
on the hest materials. jy26 diff
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3 DAILY sPY......s ATURD MAY TO- SIS
Altftiuns.


~ II " . ' It'll, L1UCIIUIIttT.
- A PLEASANTLY LOCATED r. Es-
~ IDENCE AT AUCTION.
-94sA No, 12 Crown street.
SATURDAY, May 10th, at 10 O'Clock, will be sold, on
the premises, at the time above mentioned, this very
pleasantly located and thorough built nearly new house.
situated as above, containing fourteen rooms convenient
y arranged for two enements handsomely p9pered and
painted, With marble mantelS, &c, &c. The house s
supplied with both kinds water above and below The
location of the house surpassed by any other
west side of Main street, beng elevated commanding
beautiful view of large portion Of the city and five
inmates walk from the Post Office. 1t viii be sold
reserve offering unusual inducements purchasers For
further particulars inquire of The Auctoneer Office $50
Main Street opposite the Pest Office.
Worcester, May s. 1855. dts
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F A n @ Y G. O O D s !:
At runous low prices. Runous to all our competitors
and a great saving to all our customers.
The following is list of prices of some of our Goods,
and would beg ladies to call at our Store and examine
them before purchasing elsewhere
STRAW BoNNETs, from CSC to 81 50 each.
DRESS GAPS, from 25c upwards.
Bonnet Ribbons, from 124 to 42c per yard.
Ladies' and Children's HOSE from TO SOC per pair.
g GLOVES from 2 to 2Oc pair.
Muslin and Caubric ohemsette9 firm so, to S. piece
SLEEVES from Csc to 81 pair.
COLLARS, from 6; to So piece.
4" BANDS and FLoUNCINGs, from
l2ic to $40 per yard.
Embroidered HANDKERCHLEFS, from Sc to 81 each
Muslin and Cambria Insertings and Edgngs, awful low
Laces and Edgings of all descriptions, almost given
away
Pure Linen Pocket Handkerchief from &c to 81 so each
Ladies' French Kid Gloves from SO 10 75c pair.
WHITE GOODS, in plain Swiss Muslin, Dotted Mus
Inns, woven and wrough checked and striped Cambrics
ETC.
Infants Waists Ladies' Embroidered Skirts, at from
50 cents to $40 apiece
Black Brussels ard Honion Laces, very cheap.
Black Lace Mitts, for 12Ic pair and upwards.
Parasols, endless variety, very cheap.
Gents Cravats, Hose and Shirt Frcnts extraordinary
y low; and thousand other articles generally kept in
French Fancy Stores will be sold lotor than any other
house in this city.
Call early and convince yourself whether the above is
not true statement Of prices have enumerated
M Y E R S & B A NJ Der GER,
go Main Street, third store south of Worcester
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Ncrp ADVERTISEMENTS.
By Z. W. NAILL-

saasl< NO. Brown Street.
Friday, May @, at o'cl' ok NJ, will be Sold
on he premises, good TWO STORY HOUSE, with
Lot and Barn upon the same. The house contains Is
rooms conveniently arranged; gool water; bas ent oc
cupied as Grocery The lot contains 5000 square feet
TEES.
This propertyis centrally located but two minutes walk
from RrovdeNce DEPOT, ana is desirable for Investment
or occupant n twill be sold without reserve to the high
est bidder Terms at sale For further particulars in
9ur OF tae Auconeer Office $50 Main Street opposite
the Post Office. rnv1o 1850 'FP ~
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COBsum ptiOn DURABLE BY INHALAIION.-
Boston Lung Institute, No 694 Summer Street, Boston
DAVID Y0UNGMAN, NJ D F., M. NJ S. s, Examining
Phi, sicon DR.. Younguan be consulted daily at his
Office, above, from O'Clock A, NJ. to P NJ after
which he will visit patients at their own residences ii de-
sired. G. MORSE CO, Proprietors.
denh& E3m
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Gibson, GOULD, &

NOTICE TO FARMERS.-The subscribers
IN have just received supply Of the celebrated Fish
uano Compost which is p0werft fertilizer Is easily
applied and will produce large crops.
Fish manure il used in the hill on the Island Of Rhode
Island where the earliest and largest crops In New Eng
land are obtained This compost put up in barrels Of
about 800 pounds to the BARREL and sold at the price
Of 81 per barrel.
Also, Jloyds Super Phosphate Of Lime warranted equal
to any in the market.
Also, extra nice WHITE CORN for sowing.
Call and see, at NO, 3S Mechanic So.
LOIHhOP a AMEs
Worcester MAY 2. 1855. daw4y
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NOTiCE.-bll persons owing JOHN HILTON, me
" requested to pay the same IMMEDIATELY, DANIEL
STONE, No. Portland Street. who authorized to settle
his accounts. diff myS