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Litchfield enquirer., 1856-11-27

PRorEcr YouR GRASS LAsps.-A mat.
Ger which should command the serious at-
tention Of farmers 10 the proper protection
Of their grass-lands through the winter
Do not let your cattle on them. Meadows
are often left bare in cold weather; and
II the. grass is cropped close, tho roots
winter-kill II. grass Is left on the ground
Il fiils with snow, and protects the land,
and it comes out much better in the spring !:
hnt II you neglect such precautioa. aud al
low your cattle 70 nip the scanty heritage
which the frost has LETT untouched. you need
not expect good crop next year.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-11-27

n ME citizens Of Ltchiiei comfy are invici tu
u Cal On tue Sibstri.er WHO N>i,s consi nty On
h.-al large assortment IF Halls IL Cars of every
variety aud fasi.s. lie tssl1c.iG.r having in.a.c
c.mrictc asr.,nsuL,cl:s wi..i tic bcs. ami mist
f.siion .blc huses in New York city for u supply oi
lists and Gs:ps, is prepared To furnish all w:l1 ma,
give him call with articles in his line that .n.i,t
tall to slit and at prices Us cheap Us they can H.
bought in any place in the Unit>. States. He has
On h.ni SILK and Eur HITS f Gsnin ami Knox &
Manufacture; also, o large .lss~riment Of Fancy
II Ats AMI Caps Of every description. He 2evotes his
whole attention t. this particul1 line of business
AMI hereby tenders iii public acknowledgements to
his Patrons tor t,eir generous support AMI hunaly
AXIS Er = Continuance ii the s,me St>ye in Yves,
Street. tvs doors west ef the CO art- House
HI..AI JACKSON.
itchfeld, March, 1856
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-11-27
John Nj. Atwood.

No. 1iS Cataia Sfgs. .eorn-r Isl6erry,l aer FORK
Il SVIiES attention 10 LIS Large Assortment Of
Il Watches, Jswalry. Slivsr Wars. and Fancy
AzEclel ssa
GoIi bracelets. Pins Eur Rings, Chatelain Vest
and Eui-ch inns. Col Nccsl,ccs Crosses, l. ckets.
i:ings, Spoc;ae.es Pencils, Sc.s, MeIlls, Keys,
Charms. &c
Csincu AMI Mosaic Bracelets Pins anil .r Rings
Silver Tea Sets. Cups Pitchers Spoons, Napkin
idn.ss. Forks Fruit AMI Butter Knives.
Silver Pli;c1 H., Sets Cups Clstors, Cake Baskets
sGrns. Teskc:tlcs. Card = isilcts. &c.
For ale e.eY for cass AMI wsrrmtcda as represented
ca Particular attenti given to repairing an al
jus:Ais Duplsx. chronometcr AMI fine Lever Watches
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-11-27
Choice ard Attractive
Litchfield, March, 1856.

sALt. an Winter Dress Gb,ts in great variety.
ara NV s,n.ai X at the Granite Scare in VOL
cottville. &C insisting Of ss ssst
4 Plain Merin.es
Phi Mcrinocs
Popiina
Jessie Piaids. ~ "a a
A!piccsss AMI Bom'axincs
Plain AMI figured woal DsIaines,
Cashmere and SIs,sIn
Plain AMI igarci Frcach Flanncls,
Cehnrgs anil Dvbsgcs. SC.
ShaElS.
49, Stella,
$500 80 lay State.
- - Broche. Cashmere &C.
Also. Gents Sl,asls s#4
~ very large t.ck of Cloths assk
Cassimcres AMI Sestings for Gents and
Boys wear. Blankets. &c !: housekeeping
Goods of all kinks. Carpets and Oil-cloths,
Ready-ma,le Clothing and clcshing made 81
10 order, B,otx AMI Shoes. Hats and
Caps, Crockcry anil Hardware Gro
ccries, Provisions &c.
! 3 WOODING LEWIS.
wolcnttville Oct. 1sf, 1856
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-11-27

"DRip0Sr." says . lady to her servant
Bridget Conley, : who was that man you
were talking with % long at the gate. last
night 7" Sure. no one Init my oldest
brother. man," replied Bridget, with a
flushed cheek !. Your brother! didn't
know you had . brother. - What is his
name?. Il" Barney Hctoolen, NAM" " In
deed, how comes it that the name is not
the sanAe Is yours? Troth, man" re-
piled Bridget, = Do has been married once
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-11-27
aNss.sy-aLi.a A".aai NsleIt
or TnG IS
Litchleid Mutual rme Insurance Ca.
L,tcht, ID, Jai. 4 l.,0,,.

A"e"ttso, Ssfy y toeo. IL
y, cash rec'd Tor q, oac.ts Ia y,at, sssis as
i"tas" p.ia i'i losses a"a eApensss - 90. 40 !.
A"'sasc " casa ptti 4us,ng ,,.e pear, $50. -
/" ''s an 81 eas"..c 'oi ~ n,s, s.e,O>x 81
i",ctcst received Oh .u. Nc, x,V.5 vS--s ASsl a.
" 49,. a'n PAM ,"s losses aud ca s, as,.-s - 49,
~ ASH thew su, t..,,. .i-.oLs. "a
Aa'ou.t q, l"cn.uns cha ,gtd On 1. - UooAs ~
+ "hich inay tc co.iSc,sa - rtqaiitu, 2,ftyl -
A.u cas. on nahs, eN has,. 81
Making Capital Stock of Co. AT this tine s.ele. D..
]A"'yu"s III property aow ,"sGtsu. s1,sSAIiA
t"Sie 10 al ms time any claims asa ns "a. -
-st, PAD ~ ttis date. -
i"e Ois' tone .n.s Company COZ u that ,he
Pian ., Insurance aiapiea ~ tasn, ~ wan
.i.sUra.ce.
ln,s Co.nt,nn insure cal, ~ this siae ana ale u
fshs oh Mas, GUa.s IA Scores, SioI
vi'ns" or -iy pr pcity, 6ut tkssi busi1. e.
e"f.y t'ta'n ~ p,Ity anu 'so,aG hDi ses ~. t,n
e''te"s-O. "hle az" io,t thah czUtO viii ee IGsuset
isk. a.
fhs Company will adjust all CLAIMS with pron Iines
ana hoer"'it'. a"d Il az s"y tine u'ieisa,s chou
afi,e b,twe.M the paitie., All s..h 1.nsttate w.
bS a"Jus,.u ny tditi Itt.uhs ~ Ia. t.s.i,, ga.
PAT! seeciha ..Ie, s',. In care ,h.y ~ Gste,.
'n"d pe'so" snail i's .hos~i, au the avian. - as,
any t"o"t them. hail be hHa clue I've. .f
reward ~ SioO vii, BE- Iau b, tuis tti.tsi,
any " q" u" WI give sue n iii"iha 's he si,'s.INm
any per>on "i ssttnx n.sto any LuuiBg insS,.ush'
oliccrs OF the teinpu,y y. sst
J q. BEcKwfTn, l'r,sident, GEO. 4. Wocpsur
= asurt; Jason Wnlrtso. Sc Rotary /; su.Ls,
ossoRA, VI .iafwinio,, General Astbt.
:, D'''efors-J q. % ck~lsh, Jason uitms, 81
r. te't rs, ~. = Il, si,i1un Osb.tG, Attlna sl
Char's "A iams. x ,bO B.tie, Stept.m ia, b. a..
;, Local Aye"is,-i.ema. W. Cutler, W. .r,.~n;
% y. .Hhsma.e, washington i.Liy :. sah, o.. ~
M,nior'; Ae'"s t"'i,,, Jt.. heal; Ei,im
Shan. Fredcr'cK hti,Upe, C"in~ at, Je tIh a.,
trd C'siion; Hu ". Buir.l, Anal. Itnnd
Warner. salisbury; :. ID. >min~ay .nd J.hn ! We
wai6a,,-. Fem grs. l..w,. I'M, h, Il r~,,,",; Ir
- Amter, tht"!,m job Al r." u, ~ Il tt.tet
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-11-27
GOccIee. IIG,f ions. &c.


CRkAlI fr CnARLss McNKIL s I: is tine talk all
i = over town. When you ask pcople where they
GA hnd the hest assortment If Groceries and
prvyisionyat the lowest prices tile answer is at
CHARLES MCNEIL. 5, No West Street. where from
mrn till night dispensed goods ia abundance, tu
the sfisfscion 81 many customers, who take great
pleasure in rccomen ling their friends CINE where
,e finest anil best goods sold little the lowest
prices in towa-whcrc direct form head quarters he
h constantly receiving Teas, Coffee Sugars Spices,
Flour, ut, &c in fact all Things necessary to rc:res!,
the :. inner mss, ti,us oeii.ias Aths necessity oi
spending time AMI travel fr the wants If tie cun::;
der sr.incnt II the house. ssa
expect to show pc pie that soil at the lowest
living pfic =, and htie. myself shail receive the
patronage large siia.e.f the people Of tiis town
Il have constantly haili a large AS r,nl.nt oi
confectionery and fancy goods
AttNhet 20 the Game j. Oyster s,loon fitted up
IL good sfyie where all who wait ges stew can be
accommodated ut shnt notice. and the tastes Of the
greatest epit.urc mfy he satisfied.
The above is n" d,can but reality If any is
In dsu't please call and sati,fy yonr,cf for my
N tito il tn satisfy every Il g.nuineness al
every thing which offer to thu public
CHARLES MCNEIL.
.-itchfcId Anil 1886
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-11-27

Il AND SnUrS. G2RtEiS PAPER HANGlNGS, p
GROCERIES, WOODEN WARE, &C., &c.
HE subscribers resp ctt.ly invite the attention
y vi the inhabitants Of Litc.,hrI and vi,iAi y to
their Large aud attractive stock OF NEW Goous pur-
ch.~ei in New York and Boston daring. tine past
week. Among which may be foGnl "a spc.i lid
assortment vi Dry-iuls, Consisting, ii striped AMI
plaid SILKS Also back silks II le very bea. n nu
facture Bcn.ge DcLnncs. Ch.is. MGs.ns, p!,sid
Tissue Ber,,es, Brill .nts, Prints Ginghans, Jacon
etts, Book swiss Bar. ell and Striped aisiis, dotted
Muslin window Drapery, toilet uu.lss, lr.sl Linen
TahlcCovcrs, Napkins, can, blic.a Laca and Silk
Hanlkeruhcf p,tent Skirts q liars Gloves. Hosiery
lace Mitts, lace Wills. Belts. Par SOS doulc and
single BroclEs AMI Stella S..awls wool Table-S,rcais
ble., nc All unhiel. he'll Shcetngs Denims Tickass
carfctWarp, French. German An am .sisan cio, MS
C..ssmcres AMI fcstngs Of every description, bsh
plain and fancy A,so silk ncck IL IN ikcrccis,
fancy lies. Shirt SONS, SHIFTS and Collars &c. &C.
The above good. will he soii at mere tri.e above
cost, and at prices to suit customers.
GY Further particulars next week.
Very Respectfully,
HENRY w. ADAMS s co.
Litchfeli. May 2lst. 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-11-27

~ FORGE JARDINE &,soNs' celebrate gan.
w which are Used III many Of the p, incil "
churches in New York city and t!s ewliele. III.
subscriber having taken the agency FIR me sale
the bve, willie pleased To receive s;1c:s from al
> cieics wisl4in. to %, rcasc an organ q, 1; os
wishing any i.trna ION in regard L, the o,ga,..
viii please Send to the s,ib criber and in return Wi
give price list and scale size number of stos.&,
ARVID DAYTON,
W,lcottville Sept LIST, 1856
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-11-27
New Goods fer srring.

NE Of the best selected assortmca u Of Groceries,
Provisions and e,tsblei II all kii.s til i have
ever been seen In Litchded WIS purc.l seJ In tle
different markets Lost weck by tao subscriber Such
for g,d living will plele call at tie Store il,
West Street an examine his stock II neccas .rics
aud luxurics * = ma CHARLES MCNEIL &
uteniicli. April LIST. 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-11-27

ME slbscibers have made arrangements 10 KEGS
- acoilatsl. supply If i ilrss-rase arsicie of uEkss
tAsrnkRs selected ami packed with great care py
ourselves, III packages IrDn ~ u viii
FURNISH ut ali tAys any qu.tlty from ~ lVUU ius
VI iusity they viii wafr,n, rs good rs the best
and AZ as iow prices rs be p,lci..scd of equal
quality In the STATE. D. y L. III RLDul.
+ W iiiclester, slSo5.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-11-27

sHE Waterbury Marble Manu- .ctory is removed
j. from &c willie Ut Ia few I'd. s.uth If the
isr0at Dcfot where can b. fund the hes, stock Of
Marble in the State; Monuments Grsvcst ,nts and
every article in my inc II Mtrhc. Granite Free
sohc furnished ut xJrt notice, p at che .per rates
than ever w..s' beforc oifcrcL iu this vicinity
a s 4e,sszs 5-..s s. WARREN.
Waterbury, July 18th, 1885. rn
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-11-27

Arthurs Patent Air-Tight seafaealinx Cans
aud Jars
1tOR preserving fresh Fruits. Tomatoes, &c.-full
dircctionsf i using accompany them
I'm Cans Pint quart. half-gallon and gallon
Fireprsf ycilow-warc Jars. pint and quart half.
gallon glass Jars
MCNEIL 4 BIAMAN, Agents.
utch6ed, July 22i. 1856
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-11-27
grecf;sl Invitation.

n ERsoNS visiting Liteticid are respectfully in
IL yited to call and examine my assortment oi
-, is and Sh cs they will hnd good assortment.
and 1t RS low prices Tor cash. any in the State.
Sole Leather ciicap the market will bear, also.
Sno2 thread, pegs, NC. &C., fer sale by
r, SAMUEL CLOCK.
Z oo1S. SHOES, CATERS. &c. &c New styles
just received and for sale cheap fer cash. by
SAM Ell CLOCk.
West Main Street, Echficld April 2S,h 1856.
AIDES and Gents best Rubbers Misses and
4 Chil.rcn do, Tor sale cheap as u g.o.
article en- be found i'll the State. fsr f~r cash
by SAMUEL CLOCK
a ESTS' Fine llf Boots and Congress Caters SC
w six different styles, cheap for cash, ut
SAMUEL CLOCK s.
H AIDES Congress Caters, save trouble in lacing.
~ t'r sale Cheap for cash, by SAMUEL CLOCK.
q sHlLbRES'S Congress slippers-beautiu and
~ cheap, at SAMUEL CLOCK =
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-11-27

have Just returned from .uiska with aw.l selected
j stock Ut NEw GooDs. consisting of icw very
pretty style Sirsag Lei@ias C.ccs of entirely new
designs AMI patterns, heavy brown shecungs aud
shirtiuss, blcschcd sirtins an linens with good
assortment Of house kscpn. doois whicn u,Icr ut
low prices for cash or cxcnansc.
A. u. BRADFORD, Haicoariae
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-11-27

ADVANTAGES or RAILWAY TUNSHLs.-
We cannot help repeating q narrative
which We heard on one occasion, told with
Infinite gravity by q clergyman, whose
name We at once inquired about and Of
whom We shall only say that he is one OF
the best and wortllicst sons Of the kirk,
and knpws when to be scrious as well as
when to jest. Don't tell mi" said he to
simple looking Highland brother, who
had apparently made bis first trial Of rail-
way travelling in coming up to the Assem-
bly," don't tell me that tunnels on rail
wsys are On umnitigatod evil; they serve
high moral and estLetieal purposes. On.
n The other day L got into q railway car
iiags, ana had hardly taken my scat
when the train started. On looking up
I Nv sitting opposite to me two 0. the
most rsbid dissenters in Scotland. felt
q once that there could be no pleasure for
me- IN that Journey, and with gloomy heart
and countenance / leaned back in my CT r
aer. But ell at once we plunged into q
tunnel, black - night, and when we
emerged ct the other end, my brow was
cieur and my ill.humor was entirely dissi.
spsted. Shall I toll you how this came to
be? All the way through the tuanc! Twas
was shaking my fists in the dissentcrs'
faces, and making horrible mouths ut them,
and THAT relieved me and set me oil right.
Don't speak against tlnnels again, my dear
friend. @ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-11-27

4 He highest price paid for produce. taken in
. exchange for gov.is, at my stare. NJ. West
rsrt ssss ssssr CHARLES ucNE1L.
f,ll April .th. 1856
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-11-27

kA XE 0oDS and Drapcry. Muslns Of all de-
scriptione. Laces, black Lace Wells. Swiss and
Cambria Edgings, Insertings. Under Sleeves Chem
iscttes, &c. for sale very cheap by
A. G. BRADFORD.
Wolcottvillc April 9Th. 1856
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-11-27

Az AT-lo. Hides BIk aai Call. skins wantct
w az the 1ans,cry, Sou.h f..r;ns. ly
Il, TuskiNG1ON.
Nay 9Th. 1856. 9 $500
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-11-27

lie subscribers would nE,rm the public that
they have commenced illiag up with New
Goods FL the Spsin;; Trade; Llsiag commenced our
purchases early. shall continue to rcplcnish our
stock often, and sl. always intent to keep c.m-
ilete assortment If all the leading styles Of Goos as
they appear in the narnct Among the gods just
received can be fou:lJ beautiful assortment Of the
latest Styles DE Lincs. also, en- He's variety of
Calico Prinis Ginghans. &C.. &c. Black Silks Of the
best manufacture. Bleachcd an brown slieetings
fine bird eye linens, Irish linens tlamark table
linens, napkins diapers. buckabicks, toweings &c
french counterpanes. and general assortment of all
kinds II ,usekceping Goods. @
Goods Tor Gents and Boys wear such MS Broadcloths
Cassimeres. Satinets. Twcetls Jeans. &C. ~
Also. Carpets. Oiiclotls. Druggets. &C.. Hats and
caps hardware and crockery also. large stick Of
Groceries. All Of the above goods anil many Others
which we have not time space to enumera.e. can
hc fonnd at this store the most reasonable terms
for cash or exchange.
WtDpING & LEWIS,
Granite Store. >
Wolcottville, March Sd, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-11-27
= A voirc from Waterbury.

- "A VIZ 1KVNI VI SttENNEy -
Great Reduction in the Prices Of all Articles
necessary for The support Of Llfe!!
RAkTi;AM 4 AiLLN would respectfully an
AD nounec to iie residents If sIitehfeld and Vi
entity that they have reuce the price Of all articles
of Flour Feel Groceries. rrovisilis &c from ten to
twelve per cent. and init they ,re,s,red tn
sell all the Necessities OF lie mitch cheaper than anv
ether concern in the coun1y their assortment is
large and varied and people visiting Waterbury will
find it an object to call
EARTRaM 4 ALLEN.
Waterbury, january. 1856. r. ef
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-11-27

AZ Why ars the Fillmoritcs like the Earth !!
AM. Because they iiattcned at the Polls.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-11-27

M USTANG IMMINENT. Lyons Katharion. Es-
ltn sencs and general assortment Of Hair OIL
Perfrmery &C, may be found at No. West Street
Etchfcld, July It'll, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-11-27

THEss two lines which look so solemn
ere put IN hare to GIL column
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-11-27

- fSE u. IS I61onS III. 81 pl1nt.
s - Via "a sIn,ost Infinite number
= 1hSSds 80, tlzIjj66fb etrate every part
e the -. and gather alo6g vii 4 Z
GGJply of esxsaic and iRor5Ilnic food ~
H 6<fE14 md contraction O. the sou
during tlIs Wt11et tear ana break numbers
i q <6epe mi9p1e roots, majority OF which
ere - fnan = g be imperceptlble 70 the
unoided1ya y here there IS great num-
ber q 1lecthallySs q heat and told, -
many Of these rcOA are broken ~ to leave
The trse ma Mckly condition N the spring,
and u should g careIuI ssndy 20 project
them rom encn acfio9 u ir0si Should
theirs e pok e rs. degree o. irosI. not
more tnaa su3oea LIeesc water nan IN
incn g g sncn lnQs'pshs 9 Dody o. water
arouno sae foa.e Noale saonntiess act g 2
preseiver. ana NON thls iac1 PROBABLY the
r 4 q ncAst arose anoyc aiIuoea %
1as e my ss'lnate Wc nave no guaru against
Dosde saeseao q incn1oeep Iros's, -.
sIlsple experiment VIII snow tne dil,
Isto,ce pss~cen ury ana wei sou around
sue go e. tne tree. lake three cups
go nue. ny: inches deep nj cacn one OF
w. ~ 1919 o'ae incl q inc top-,siie nrsl'
~ ~ snc soc0n g. Win IN sarI ;. saIuia.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-11-27

- OBHRT M TREAT. Manufacturer Of corn
N shelters, cllurns safety tug irons, &c. South
faiiA<, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-11-27
: Great slaughter i'm Kansas!
g AND ALSO Tus; .DEI-Gcop, LINE AT
II. w. Adams &c COS
Mercantile Emporium.

DRY-GOo.S. HARDWARE. CEOCKEHY. E1OTS
4 ASD SiiU1S. c1RfEiS, PAPER HASGlNGS,
GROCERIES, WOODEN WARE. &C., &c.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-11-27

tRo33MAogS Shaving. Iair-C,,tting anil Wig
itcl.ieid.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-11-27
@. H. HoIJIsTER. Esq, PRrsIpESr.
MISS S. HOGAN, PHINclrAL.

ASSISTANT TkAcnEEs,
MISS n. j. STYLES MISS S. A. STYLES
UPiLS will he received into this Institute n. de-
u signed Tor the riiicicnt "A thoro,gh iucation
o sou,s ladies' ii .y The .th day ut u,y next
p The scholastic year IA .de into twa sessions,
eomnrn> ing ON t.,e .,s; Wednesdays Of November
and Nay next, each f'lioweI by vacation OF four
weeks sz.ssssss5
The number of boarding pupils will be limited
none will lac received for less than ono year. unles,
5 me- definite arrangement is made 10 the contrary
h..f ...ti..4
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-11-27

fmAA 9. BELDHH Attorney 1t Inv 0f;ce
~ 81 Ssyinvur building; S,uth strsct, Litchnrll
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-11-27
Church Grains.

are affixed q. each m,x.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-11-27

Iitchfeld, June Cd, 1855
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-11-27

q BRONSON Resident Dsntist. Salisbury
Butte record., 1856-01-19
BRIDGE NOTICE.

All persons interested, are hereby notified
shat we, the undersigned, will apply to the
Board of Supervisors in and for Butte County
n the State of California, at their next session
10 be held at Bidwell in said County on the
FIRST Monday in February, 1856, for license
to construct a Toll Bridge across the Main
Branch Of Feather River, about one and halt
miles below Bidwell in said County, at or near
the junction Of the North Fork of said river,
and Immediately above said junction of sal
North Fork of said river with said Main stem
or Branch. Said bridge is designed to connect
the travel leading from Marysville in Yuba
County via. Lynchburg and Ophir in Butte
County, to the American Valley in Plumas
County via. Jacks Ranck in Butte County.
GARDNER COVE,
A J. COVE.
Bidwell, Butte County, Nov. %, 1856.
fae:6-4S If
Butte record., 1856-01-19
STOLEN.

an the night of August 18th, from the Hon.
NIcut House, IL miles north of Marysyille, a
small sized California mare Said mare is
light dun or claybank color, has Mai John
Bidwells mark and brand, and is somewhat
advanced with foal. With her was taken .
Spanish saddle, nearly new, bride, ri, ged
with chains at the bit, with hair reins.
Any one giving information that will lead to
the detection of the thief and recovery of the
property. will be literally rewarded on appli-
cation to the Honcut House, to Frank Bird
sells stable, Marysville
al8.41 c. W. STILES
Butte record., 1856-01-19
GE.NER.fL .fDVERTISLNG .iGE.lCI
81 Merchant Street San Francisco.

A ADVERTISEMENTS & SUBSCRIPTIONS
IN received by THOS. BOYCE, Agent,
81 Merchant street, and Room No 9. up stairs,
Iron Building, northeast corner of Montgome-
ry and Washington streets, for the
'' BUTTE RECORD" Bidwel;
{" Democratic State Journal" Sacramento
Daily Argus" Stockton:
90 Sierra Citizen" Downieville;
Miners Advocate Diamond Springs;
"a Placer Herald,r Auburn:
Sc Mountain Messenger" Gibsonville;
Contra Costa" Oakland;
a. Tribune" an Jose;
90 STAR" Los Angeles;
' Democratic Standard" Portland, o. T.
ap28-25tf
Butte record., 1856-01-19
q RIDGE NOTICE.

All persons interested are hereby notified
that we the undersigned will apply to the
Board of Supervisors in and for Butte county
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 IL
cense to construct toll bridge across the
Feather river at Ophir. at or near the 0phir
Ferry, situate about one mile above the town
Of 0royille.
D.. DOWNER,
II. 3 LATHR0P.
orovile, Dec IS, lS55.-6t4.
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RICHARD DIVER, See'y.
Bidwell, January 4, 1856.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, Dist Court,
County of Butte 9th Judicial Dis
In the matter of the Petition in Insolvency of
Anson II. Thayer,
Notice is hereby given to the creditors of the
said hnson H. Thayer, to appear before said
court at the court house in Bidwell,on Thurs
day, the 18th day of March, 1856, at 10 o.
clock, to show cause if any there be, why the
prayer of said insolvent should not be granted.
By order of the Hon. W. P. Daingerheld,
District Judge.
Given under my hand and the seal of
LIS. said court this 16tt day of January,
1856
MILES CHAPLIN, Clerk.
By A. E. GRIFFTTHs, Dept. nll-5t
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INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.

- THE undersigned has this day -
III. III purchased the entire interest of I::::iM
Peck & Fisher, in and to the above we'll know a
House, and will endeavor to continue the usi-
ness TO the entire satisfaction of all who NAV
favor him with their patronage
D C. HASKIN
San francisco. Jan. 8, 1856 nl0-tf
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

A Il persons having any clnims or demands
IA against the estate of Timothy lyman,
deceased. are required to exhibit them to me
with the proper vouchers. within ten months
after this date, at Bidwell. or they will be for
ever barred. MICHAEL KELLY,
Administrator Of said estate.
Bi1well. August oath. 1855
LOTT g. SEXTON, Attorneys for estate.
(a25H2-4u1
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PROBATE NOTICE.

I'm the matter of the application of s.
IL Brown. Executor OF the estate of Fl.
Brewster. deceased, for final settlement of
said estate,
1t is ordered and decreel. that Monday the
25ih day of the February d 1856 the same
being the lst day of the Feb term or the Pro-
bate court, be, and the same is hereby appointed
as the day for the hearing Of said application,
and il is further ordere that all persons in
terested in said estate be citel tn appear and
show cause why this said executors accounts
should not be allowed and he discharged from
further administration on said Estate. and IT
is further ordered hat the clerk of the P robnte
court issue an order under the seal Of said
court in conformity to this order. and that
the same be posted and published in the Butte
Record from date until the hearing of this
application, according to law.
LIS. By order Of the court
MILES CHAPLIN, Clerk.
BY A E. GRIFFITHs, Dept.
7 Wells, Attorney
Bidwell, Jan. s, 1856. nlltt
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TEMPERANCE NOTICE.

We are gratifed to give notice that on
Wednesday Evening January 18th, 1856, at
o'clock, P NJ, our distinguished and talent
ed friend, HARRY R. MIGHELs, will deliver
Lecture on the subject of Temperance, in
the Lodge Room over the Miners Store Tick
cts Of admission can be had of c. A. Smith, O.
0. Goodrich, and of the undersigned.
The proceeds Of the sale of tickets will be
applied to the present Indebtedness Of Aqua
Frio Temple of Honor No. q.
NJ. S. HART, Nohh- Vi
A. E, GRTFFIrHs, Arrangem'ts-
Bdwell, Jan. IL, 1856, 1t