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Butte record., 1856-09-13
SHERIFrS SALE.

ErY VIRTUE Of AN EXECUTION ISSUED
D out of the Ninth Judicial District Court in and
for the county Of Butte. State of California, bearing
date the 26h day Of August, A. D 1886, and to me-
directed and delivered. commanding Inc 10 make
The sum Of three hundred and fifty dollars prime pat.
and for interest from the 23d day of June A. D. 1856.
on the three hundred dollars principal at the rate of
,nr, per cent per month until paid, and for costs OF
suit taxed III the OF ten (Sl0l dollars, and ac-
crnng costs out Of the property hereinafter de-
scribed. to satisfy the aforesaid Judgment wherein
Joseph r. Smith is Plaintiff and Jacob :. Morris is
Defendant. to wit: The Metropolitan Theatre. situa
ted in Oroviile in the county and Stale aforesaid To-
Gated on the corner OF HuntOon and Bird streets.
fronting thirty nine (39 feet on Hunoon street. and
eighty (S0) feet on Bird street. ALSO all that
certain piece and parcel Of land situated in Crovle,
Ophir Township. Butte county, and State OF Caiifor
MA and described on the map o! the Town OF ORC
Vile as follows Lots nubmer one, % two, (2)
three 8 four ~ FIVE, i5) and six. 6 in Block thlr-
ty six, (36) Lots number one y two. 90 hVe (o)
six s. seven, Z and eight, & in Block eight, s: Lots
number one / two - three, B. four, 4, five, =, six 6,
seven :, and eight s, in Block lumber ten. 10; Lots
number one two, . three ?, four. l. fve 3, six. 6,
seven !, and eight. 3 in Block number eleven II ;
Lots one, l. two, , fhree 3 four, 1, FIVE ,. six. s.
seven. and eight s. in Block number twelve r. Lots
number / two, p hree, 9, four. five ). six, g.
seven, :, and eight s. in Block number twenty ~; &;
Lots number one. / two, 2 three. j. four. I. i've, D.
six, g. seven. and eight, g in Block number twenty
one. al Lots number one. l. two ,, three 3, fear, l.
five. s. six. seven, Z and eight. {, in Block number
twenty-five g. Lois number one. /, two, 2 three, 3
four. 4, five. ). six 6. seven Z, aid eight IN Block
nnmher twenty-three. <3 all Of which VIII expose
10 public sale to the highest bidder for cash. at The
Orleans liotel. in the Town of orovile on Saturday.
the 2oth day OF September \. d. lo56, between the
hours prescribed by law.
P FREE, Sheriff Rnte County
By III. a MCLAUGHLIN. Deputy
Dated this eth day of August, = D. 1856 aug@I-
Butte record., 1856-09-13
COUNTY TREAsURER's OFFICE, I


NTOTTCE is hereby givne, that all persons holding
~ Butte County Warrants payable from the gene
raj fund registered between February 10th, 1856 and
Nav .th. 1856, that the same Will be redeemed
on ptesentation at my office. And notice is further
ii ven that frof and ater this date, said warrants
will cease to bear interest.
WILLIAM LATTIMORE,
Treasurer of Butte County.
Butte record., 1856-09-13
FILLMORE UNION GLIB.

The Regular Meetings of TIC Fillmore Union
Club will be ked on every Tue-day and Friday
evenings, at the ef4UB ROOM in the T. :. Hotel
aeg22 F. C. AYREs, secreary.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
II. BARNETT, Cheap Harry

l. G EN- SED AU NEER
MONTGOMERY STREET OROVTLLE.
Attends personally, 10 Sales of Real Estate. Furui,
iare and stock.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
FERRY NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ will apply 10 the ROard Of Supervisors In and
Tor Butte County, at their next regular meeting for
License to run 4 Ferry across the Middle Fork O.
Feather River q few rods above the junction Of the
North Fork OF said river.
SYLVESTER P. SAVAGE.
RidWell's Rar Butte @. alln
Butte record., 1856-09-13
]. w. SCOTT
DIR. ]. z. II. OWEN,

EEAs settled permanently in OrovilIe. and res
Il pect'uiiy offers his professional services to The
citizens Of The place and lis vicinity. OFFIcE-Be-
tween the Orleans and be Hotel de France.
Butte record., 1856-09-13
For Sale.

TEyHE PROP ERTY knoza as the AMERICAN
IN THEATRE BUILDING, situated on
Montgomery street. NEAR Ihe DnIte States Hotel n
feet front by 100 feet deep. The Improvements are a
Frame Building, TWO stories high. Terms Eberal
For particulars, enquiIe Of A C. CHICK L. co orc
vile. or of STEWART * CO.
augzi-zW MarvsviIla
Butte record., 1856-09-13
HOWARD MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
lis Sacramento street next to the Pacific Mail s.
Co.'S office over Wines n Co.'S Express Office.
SAN FRANCISCO.
.coMs NuMBERs !, 9 AND 5


Co.'S office Wines \ Co.'S Express Office.
SAN FRANCISCO.
ROOMS. NUMBERS l, . AND 8.
T1NHIS INSTITUTION is founded for the cure OF
affections af lie Genital Organs Of whatever nature.
Instituted for the express purpose Of aling private
maadies At the nstancs OF many medical gentlemen
herrtQtore upon those who have been the victims u,
pursue to 4 certain extent this TaeaHs OF Introducing
il b. public notice
Those applying for advice will and constantly in
cla>s uf complaints. and Ill be dealt with in The
snosi honorable and straightforward manner,
For the Pnrpose OF securing privacy 10 the most
tni will be brought in contact with none, but ihe
Office Physician.
These applying to this institute will The charges
gentlemen who desire TO become patients without
calling at the rooms of the institute, be attended
at ibsir residences
Communication from all parts OF the country wil
be attended 10 with promptneSs- and medicines sent
If tesir'd. by enclosing a iee Of ten collars
No efforts will be spared 10 make the Howard Ned
cal institute what II purporis 20 be, phanihrophic
I3stItuie.
Consultation in English. French, Spanish and
German
oaice hours from A. NJ till 9P.M. Address
Howard Medical Institute, lis Sacramento street.
San Franc SEQ
Office Physician. DR.. r. McCAFFREY
Butte record., 1856-09-13
BOARD AND REsrDENcr

A PEW GENTLEMEN will find a pleasant home
N with private family in one Of those Cottages on
Oak street. second door from Montgomery
oroville, August 10. .augl6t1 MRS. PORT.
Butte record., 1856-09-13
RONE's BUILDING. D STREET, W. ST sII
MARY YSYTLIG
New Arrangemen--For or Yreka

0N AND AFTER JULY ID 1856. The California
w Stage Company 5 Coaches viii leave their office
Murrays Western House, Mary syie, every day at =
O'Clock P NJ for Yrekl via Hamilton. Meals Ranch
chico, Tehama, Red Bluffs, Cottonwood smiths
Ranch, Hays Ranch and McComber's Wills. cross
ing Pitt river at LCckhnrs Ferry, Crandalfs Ranch
Thomas Fiat Tucker Town. junction House. Bach
Bone House Soda Springs Ireka Mills Sheep Rocp .
shasta Buttes Stephens Ranch and oldham u l.
viIv in Yreka on lie second day at O'Clock, ?. H.
RET Z MIN G..
VIII leave their Office in Yreia at 8 O'Clock every
morning connecting at Marys,le with the Compa-
nys coaches for SacramPtO, hiuh arrive IN tlme Tor
the San Francisco b0ats making through trip rom
Yreka to san francisco in THREE DAYS.
GEO. F. THOMAS. General Sup't Cal Stage Co.
July Il $50. liy lGl al AiarysFlhe'
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FRANKS RESTAURANT.
$500 RIwARD:

=, STRAYED OR sTOLEN-on the night Of
L1lT- %he 2sth August, from Dry Creek between
hurses (or horse and mare, Eight bay or dun color
middle size. Tie mare hid Spanish brand on the
left hip. shape Of horse shoe. The hurse had vsi-
bic brand. Whoever will return the sal. animals or
give Information iha will lead ID their recovery will
receive the nheve reward. HENRY PETERS
Dry Greek. near OfONie. Aug 50 aue3u-Iw*
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NOTICE.

OFFICE FEATHER RIVER s. 0pHIR WATER Co,
Sciember l. 1856.
DIVIDEND OF TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY
N Cents per Share, has been this day declared
ayable at the office Of the Company.
s6w-2t JAS y. MURDOCH. Secretary
Butte record., 1856-09-13

RLANKs-Evely description Of .sustcs's Bl nj.
Id fol sale athis of5cs.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Wool, Hides and Tallow

VNTANrED-Fo which The highest market price
w will be paid. Apply 10
JOSEPH F. SMITH.
Corner Of 4th and E streets.
Hide Ycre, eastern entrance on Fourth
street near the Buckeye Mill. MsrysYille,
Butte record., 1856-09-13

NOTICE
FgyuE O-PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be-
Z tween Brown 4 iloifman il this day dissolved
by mutual consent All persons having claims against
the rm are requested to present them for payment,
and those indebted, politely requested call i'm
medately and settle their acc cunts or hey will be
placed iii llt hands Of an officer for collection
D. A BROWN,
" =. HOFFMAN,.
Orovie, August 30, 1856 aus3o-tf
Butte record., 1856-09-13
MILLER'S EXCHANGE,
Montg omery street East side oroviIle.

AVlNG BEEN RE-FtFTED, is again OPEN and
4 a the proprietor takes this method of informing
his Old customers and the public generally that he in
tends 70 keep fine stock Of Liquors as any Bar in
The place, IN addition which, bis Fables af. in ,x-
cellen condition. and by courtesy his pairons he
hopes to merit liberal share oi palrpna G.
Oro'ii'e, Aug. Il, Laugli-tll J. ". MILLER.
THE CIGAR TOBACCO STAND
Is kept by Little Curly, who will keep on hand the
very choicest Havana Cigars Tobacco, Fancy Pipes.
aud every variety articles found in such places,
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9asnranfe.
,.....4as CHARTER OAK
LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANh,
ugaraHoea Oomn.

EB033XO0S 49,.
lssssrsa.Tsss. -. y s cH,, s cc1aJr.rs 4
w.rw L..es sss snuasaSxs ssersrs ssss.rts.
e.ix !. x.s.ed sSes ths ~ csion AID Apprcva
~ tse Compsfolier cff'aoiic Account.
r iPR Insurance y trsis = sas'ass Hank 'sf vac
7bs ~ and the poor may avail thsmselves Of ts
beneats, no msn l. too roof - Insure bis Family
from "a nj after his death.
az, can seeure One Thousand Dcilsrster his FAM
Husbands ana Fathers. wAs do yoa delay securing
q competence 10 your Families after your death.s
Young Aea are Yea dessreus Of getting ersdms
Young Nes have soa made provision for your de.
Ginning years. II not insare yeur iivcss
Csrdl,ors, Why hazard the loss Of debt ey dsaths
To Aii--Hsse you made such provision for those
near and sear to you, as you would wish You had
done, were you 10 die. thss nyhC II You have NOT
procrsstinate no ioagers life 10 uncertain.
Pamphlets explanatory furnished by Axenss-xrans.
ossIcRRs AND DIRECTORS:
JAMES c. WALkLkf, President.
ELIAS GILL, Secretary.
Jno. l.. Rance, Y. Prest ). y pieSeFn am VI as''
Jahn L Bunce. Rsswell Bioagei,
l1hn A Ralier n. ID. DickeruAn. p
Nosh Wheaton, SamaS. s@...SS,
Nelson Holiiser, James I. s""tAN''
5. r.. aers.ford, NJ. d.; tou.aIiing rhysislan.
JOHN ". ADLER, N; n, Msa,sst As 81 UNA.
Applications reeeised by HMM asssr
kER, agen,, nsvcnpars. aoe n' -ro' =
Chicago City Issaraaes Company, ....s,
Eimnsd csaaela. Prp.i aenry sandi. sees.
'1'"'"N =. r, LANE. Agent,
r.
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Coal, CoalI

+ oNREY, THOMAS d co. are now receiving. at
l1their Yard near the ran road depot, 100 Tons
ofC COAL DAILY For Fuel and Steam il has no eu-
perior in this Market.
owing 70 combinati on of the miners TO raise tho
price Of Coal--whieh we would not submit to-we
we're unable fora shorttime, 70 supply our custein-
bination an winch the community has no small iptey
est we are now prepared 70 deliver in this city on
iDasenpor', 10 qnaniity 70 suit purchasers at our
Rock Island Jan 3 -dtf
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New Arrangement
&QK .
A,DoTia1si % Z assd0gs1s goissg East
JoL1FT,dfT OFF.

MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
1a,Wo daily trains leave Joliet l.xespt SsSasysl
.srsI n i. for Detroit, and thence With The Great
Wesssrn. Canada Railway for Niasa. FAM, nunsT,
.msnx. New York, Boston, PhiiadeiPhis, Mon'Fess'
&C. TRAINS LRAyR JOLIET:
ASA. NJ, LlShtAing Express arrives pss'y 49,
r, NJ Niagara Falls $50 lexI korMpS anu sh;sSsi.
mis- val. Elmk at 10 p. NJ. also connectsM Desloa
with steamers for Cleveland. and hsncextn morn
ag ralus 10 all points in Ohio aud
imp III Express connects next mornine - Dssioa
Win north shore line OF Steamers through nenoa'
isndius. arriying al $50 A. NJ. connecting .nn ~
press train 10 rev York and boaon. nus,
neet. with the morning troin on the usnAas 1e""ss
arriving al Niagara Falls ~ q, 3oP. NJ
through tickets can b purchased ~ tae neketva,
ice OF ina company a. Joliet, aiio Ing pasens0i'
lsy over aud resume their seats at Rlessare.
July 81 Sc tty y. nlScA sNk,.
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PUBLIC NOTICE

/ hereby gwen, that meeting of the Stock boldeys
Il OF ths mississippi and Missouri Rail Road Com.
pany, Viii be held at the once Of sai6 Company. a.
we torner Of Main and Second Streets, Davenport
etoek M Of said day. for the purpose Of eiectiny
omcers Tor said Company for the ensuing year.
D.yso,, No.. 49, ID. PRICE sset'y, y
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Clinton, Clinton County. rn,u.

tsersons DESTROYS Of Information eoneeTnino tb,,
Il point can see plat OF the new Town and obtsir
full panleuisr ofprices ofiots, &c. by calling ON
o.,-,,,, GEO. II. PAkKER.
once over Wills! 3 Grocery Store, edst.
Davenport, Aug. H'55-tf s
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yt5 i'lbis165.
= NEW. ARRIVAl..
.oRtfrAcil's Eapep Os.tstAss.

ltEIt niX8xGS9GGGf - 1SWSk-
go no II Brady, ID dssrJse1s I'd street
rryR .,.nor receiving and opening our $500
, w .,osH ~ H,ala Il Var ser eseScs CONSISTING
w In part Of Tho following Hrticle'
,s,.nrk Mstinuos OF all cut0rs, t5s, e. ~ g
rsst, nj Fir "a Iii Wool ncislner, ~
ssana III Paris, Ladies Clothr, W.
psln Fissi aud Plaid pebsxes,
xirscas Noss.ed Plaids, .,r.s
1Rnisnd orange Cold saisberg Flanpels,
ii.tn < raw, Hue, Rod, " elipw a. w hitefiante's
| us".n and BIeachsd ca nton Flanneis,
E.ney VsIsets for Dresses and Chiidrens wear,
Nanflla vslsets, sga
pi~ss Wstercd silks, KGsA
~ styioN 6tstped aud Plaid Dress SILK,
plain Mn. silks, Hrocado silks,
~ nioaohc "a Ehasting and Pillow Case Muslin
I Gassmoros, SaNlnetts, Broad Cloths,
ssss ortme nj ofall kinds OF staple and Fancy
n sads too numerous 10 spacly. An our goods are
ii ~ srcA desrab and good qualities wo ds
-, Jssm II necsssary to occupy large aPnee IN this
siS .nstsiy e, aiithose wfshlngto purchase ar
n,ss n rood quality yory low prices, shat
~ coods arc OF auch Quataa and sgles as VIII hear
.is.o Examination aud show for themselves.
No srouhls 10 show goods. 1. fs48FG
| roSss md aud all aud Akamipr our stock.
M - H.F & ~. w, Ml1tlHkll.
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Notice,

Notice.
DOCh Island Bank bss made arrangements 10 use
i q limited amount Of the notes Of s.The Manufac
tut - and Mechanics Bank OF Columbus Georgia.
and the will be received on deposit or I'M nav.
ment for Exchange Coin, the came terms az the
issues Of the solvent Banks Of Virginia. Kentucky.
Ohio OF Indiana. n b. Osborn Pra.,,
n. Island Junel3 d&wtf. $. H. MANN. Cashier.
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~ app Z dN-u J.. a. fVhlEh n BkO II. =
NJ B. OSBORN g. CO.
LAND, STOCK AND INSURANCE BROKERS',
Rock Island, Ill. 4
Attend 10 the payment OF taxes and all other matters
connected with Land Agency in all part. OF Illinois
aud lowe. ohice on Orleans street. near Cnort
House.
Cheap Lands
\ w or See "a town 30 \ range w 100 acres
w qrse Is {" w 100 {"
situated in Cedar county. Also
! w or see "a town 60 range s so ~
SINE or sec % town son 4Rs0
}SE ar 30 ;. e0N ALSO g.
EtsW qrsee I" con 50 4Es0 {"
st w or see 90 q sBN 50 4Es0 ~
" s r or sec "a - son - 4ReG
In Scott county, offered for thirty days at grea,
bargains by their owners who determined TO sell
apply 10 NIB. OSBORN d CO., Land Agt
Rock Island, Illinois.
We have also some City ard Country property In
Rock Island county whibh areoffered very cheap.
Jan IS d--wu
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Il oSRDl1Af1oNs q N0NoroIrHs
A0O8s


HALE &c CO.
IesSssSlag I'D os.ns - ne ss,,u s,,e.,
.CHfcAoo, ILLINOIS.
Dealers in Coal. Sail. ris lrcn enc
New Yerk and Chicago Lac, Ion Erie Canal,
n,ass leave Fer No. East River feet Of Rrcad street.
Tally; for freisht Apply 70 ,as o.,.,, 81.
n Il StaxTS New York
GEol w RgAyRRs, !. n.. nSi,s9:
Denver nes,oa shpnen,s % Western y. \, Bsen and
Mark Packages. ". VA G Lime carr VIVA hs''''
s'p~"s ,xs,ssr .sssss ron
pennsylyaniA CeAtral RailrvAd
clsvsiAad and Pittsburgh aAiis u',.,,,0n..
\. 5. sNEEDER, sssiarrc,
NAGRAw 4 ROOMS pIs,sland.
w, W. CAAkDLKR, ,.rr;si,urs.
J. MALLewkR 4 son, p,a,,bnrsh.
GEO, q. FRANCISCCS ,rs,ssi,,rsh
JOHN H.CAu6Hsn. -,
The following new fros~llsis ran an ''n'''''' ''''
S ,le ssIss l'ae'' Captain Pratt.
T.T :. BRADBURY, Hewitt levitt
EyERGREES CITY, .S,i
IRON CITY, . ns"as,h
PITTSBURGH, j. ANeilie.
kENdSHA, eN S, a..
Asa Clipper Line ycsscis. Mark Packages Care Hale
Co., Chicago, -
We have completed our extensive Docks and Ware
houses on the River between Wells and IsSse stres.
where shah continue the Forwarding and tenlsa'u
Basiness and are prepared 10 give Contracts iel ne
Transportation Of Freight BY each Of the above rspyns
bic Companies al reasonable rates from New AMA eo
ton philsderhia Wheeling and pittsburgh to che.se.
An sooas coming from the East by the above Comps
MES vii, receive prompt attention and Forwarded with
hsratch and puriicate Freight Bills sent by Mali.
The Lines we represent are not connectea Mith shs
Joint stock Co., and ergassi TO al menepenss
a1-rhe Agents here 81 Sill the Transportation Sosls'
mics have COMBINED and will charge exorbtant aeekass
IN all Go<is coming 10 Us BY their Lines. a.,
attended 70. s,. 9, a..
cousicnalents Of Grain sj Produce for sale OF Sup
,,s ~, rsrsi,s Y.rs,sal attention. Apis d5m
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A y -!
The great Central Route. commenting me At laniic
cities With The Western. Northwestern, ana South
western States ey hsis s s ae IL, s "
,eamers 10 Ali perts the Norshwestern Lakes: ma
sing he most direct cheapest asa rsis!!s vssfs By
which Freight can be forwarded 10 and rem The
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg,
Ptr<f class boots shoes. Dry.l - - ina
Goods Din boxes) Furs, Feathers, &c. Ssp s'oR
second Glass ..s Books g. Station-l
ery Dry Goods I'm bales) Drnge and a., n ,ooH
Medicines, Hardware Leather Wool 's''
Third Class.--Ansils, Bagging,,
Bacon, PORK i'm bulk Gas. Sicily soc Ieev
sole Leather In bundles) oehre, &e.>
R0urt n Cha ISIS ..-Co6ee, Fish, Bal
con & PORK (paekedl Lardo Lard OIL 1 4oc sIoe.b.
hemp Iron, lead, nails, soda ash, xc.>
FLoUR-sl perbarrel until further notice.
GRAIN 50 CTS. per 100 4 sunt further notice
CoTfON-S2 per bale, not exceeding $40 lbs,
weight uptitfuther notice
NJ PIN shipping Goods from any point east Of Phil.
adefphia, be particular 70 mark packages svfs Pens
stsranid RasirOad" All goods consigned TO the u.
gents for this Road at Philadephia Pttsburg, wiz
Sc forwarded without detention. sf
FREaaHr Asxsrs.-Harris, Wormly * Co.. Meme
mis- Tenn. z. r. Sass * Co., 81. Louis, j. S Mitch.
Ell q Son, Evansville, Ind; Damesnh, Bell & Bur
dock and Carter Il Jewett, Louisville Ky: r. q Mel
drum, Madison, Ind; sprismsn Brown, and Irwir
4 Co., Cincinnati; \. W. Graham & Co., GAINESVILLE
o.; Leeeh q Co., = hilbs q, Boston; Leeeh 4 Co.
9 Aston House, n. York; liam 81. and Batter
Place, New York; b. J. sneeder, Philadelphie; Ma
graw 4 Koons, Baltimore; Geo. c. Fronciscns, Pits
burg.
II. II. HOUSTON, General FrsigAt .dgsst, PAiis
II. J. LoMBAERT. SsF't. IAiteena, Ps.
Pennsyiyania Railroad.
Three Daily Through Trains between Philadelphia
and Pittsburgh.-TIiE MORNING NAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Piitsburgat II A. :, and
Pittsburgh fer philadelphia att A. AZ. The fast line
leave sPhiladephaat1P y. NJ and Pittsburg for Phil
adeiphia at p. N. THE NIGHT EXPRESS train
leaves PhiladeLphia for pittseafgh at II P NJ. and
Pittsburgh for Philadelphia at II p. M.
The above lines connect at Pittsburgh with the
Railroads 10 andfrom ST. Louis Mo-, Alton, Galens
and Chicago, Ill. Frankfort, Lexington and Louis
lille, Ky Terre Haute, Dayton, Springfield, Belle
fontins. Sandasky, Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus,
GAINESVILLE, Massllon and Wooster, OHIO; siss, vitk
the steam packet boats from and 20 Now Orleans,
81 Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati
Through tickets be had to or from either of the
above places. H4sltN
For farther particulars see hsndblils a, the diasr-
starting potnts. Passengers from the West will
ind this the shortest and most expeditions route 20
Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York or Boston. &.
THo's. MOORE, Agent, Pasoshger Lines, Phila.
}. MKsklMEN, Agent Passenger Lines, Pitts.
Phiia. Nov Cd IS dly 8 A s.f
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94Yfffks.
& II AR L + y,
Wholesale And Retail GrOcerS,

WnOloSAlC ana 00sAll
posi- OFFICE BUILDING,
Teas! Teas. Ieas'
100 capDiEs from 6to 81 lbs. g sll, isminss
lUU - - eAe''' black Y w H. sSgss''a sai4y
If bones rle4l'' V wiN A. RI sinasaLES. W.
SO Sssi ssa asT ss s';sS fE ;ss;
very .aps,sr % q ,s,n rsssAs, s, Y
"A IS dsa baltimore fresS w nlsssNs < HALEY.
40 boxes Palm Soap; : v.,,.~.,,a
OV 80 boxes Of transparency ssssNas hARIES
a large a.sor,men. Of roS sSfso 5sd asRLRy
80 sol g ss Sl NO. s. II and .yrurmo,....e'
"a hf bbls. :. :. -Hs
50 10 gall. kegs :" ,,sox nuAnLsy.
~ bbls Of rime Rico, new crop; &1&
lZ as boxes Of Mould Candles; a7 4
% boxes Of Star Candies
- ana ooA'e WILSON & HARLEY.
0SO do,ra msler' at wS %IIsns q nARLKY.
Is i : ~ sssscii; Clarified .s4 sss.,, ! .,sy.
w ~ ''A 'a'' "' WILSON 4 HARLEY.
% doz He'd Cords;
eJV 10 bales Rope, ,rvrov uAprIy.
few bbIs Of very prime Drled Appies anS
IA Peaches; :.
a raii assortment OF spices, zsn,e carrants Ast
Cooking Raisns;
10 sacka OF Coffee; "a aSse
100 bbis Winter Apples.
IN boxes Essence Of Coffee; q, e ~.
lU Corn Starch for pies, pudding, custards;
IS boxes Pearl starch. 80 s,sss Il, "A ~
a lkother 1oods connected with the haslnes which
we will sell a. wholesale or rttati Of y verv small
advance on csst 81 WILSON & nA1LkI,
BRADY 81, 2 doors below Post Once, payenpost.
Nov 81 d&w other notice rsa e8FS9
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-02

WILsoN 8 HARLEM.

WILSON q HARLEY.
"AyE removed their Grocery Store 10 Mr.. IL
O6ce where Their have greatly snlalged nsif stock.
They would return their custonem thsif snesl.
thanks for the liberal patronage bsstowsd on mem
and respectfully solicitA continuance oftho mme.
unyennuri. Nov y, sa5d&MN .a.lNa - =
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-02
FARMERS! SAW AND GRIsT MIL MEN,
Tho Rsst Mill ever offered to the Public is
EEL TONS pORTARIE MIL

i,s rates. April a-to vs., sstt1
FARMERS! SAW AND GRIsr MIL xys,
The East Mill ever offered to the Public 10
FELTON'S PORTABLE Mill.
~ HIGH has takan the First PrsmiHm Al ali ths
w STATE ard csss,y Fafrs where II has been ef.
hlbiied and t3ej hsdal al the S,ssrscaa Institsts
alike fnE ils simplicity durability and prac,ieabtis
patented Jsny I'd IsS5, stands unriyaledi Iha lsr,
mum af those ilI. sold, and their sane Il
nsnt fOrctfy declare their merit lover 1000 hsyns
been sold 10 The last SIX n,onthsl They are admir-
biz adapted for grinding Corn, osts, Wheat, Barrier,
Corn in the ear Spices, &c. with rapidly and per
feeiion unknow before. e6
40 9 Miit grinds from 10 bus OF meal or l9te
Is bus nffeed per hour With from 10 horses, ssA
other Nos a psoporienais amelnt. They can b,
propelled by horse steam or water power, and are
well adapted ~ Irregular motion, hence AZ trfins
cast they cah he attached 10 any saw mill
MgaL srtsss Rt,ached " these mills thus feE
dering them The only fraig practicable naiil fs,nrr
can have.
References can be given where these mills have
been in use is months without either receiving q
nesding dressing, aud likewise where they we're IN
irsduesd four napths ago for grinding Irsa Oar.
Is an eslablished that all mills using kuiyss
.'eKt Jse8r bat ncSer seal p and thai all co.'s
and cob efasiers oais crack the corn and cob apg
thai neliaeT reduce the feed 10 ,ies.tei tneBe..
10 he used WITH prom. Bulthe
FELTON, MILL,
with out knives, Aud with grinding surfaces 50 asIt
yefsd steeiwili Rot Affect n IL pahie srfhs
ing "a sny degree 81 nneness, and Of reducing cob
lhr IA, OF inHs These facts jsstify IA In va
Sing these mills 10 give eptrs sslislsclion.
as sor fprshar ffiofHa s0h an5 mills ard night ar
NICHOLS, LOOMS q Co, Once BE ,iscs
81, Davenport Iowa, OF Box tos Y. o.
r. 3i.dwtt