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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-25

~ DIR. j. l.. tZAPKkY Y--Ihe gentleman who's,
name forms the caption Of his notice. II one "f thS
few modern physicians whose applicaticn To- his pro-
fession and devotion 10 the afflicted, render him mike
ornament To tie one and benefit tn The other
Hungarian by birth. he sought with kus.Tih 10 plhce
his country among the nallOns of the ca1h beyond
the oppressUrs rule. that her sons might rejoice in
the practice Of hose preccpts which ar alike our
glory and our pride. In his 'tnrts 80 Ia do. he has
rcaed The reward Of Intellectual resistance 10 0ppres
sion. aud "a home and country know him no more
Apart. howaNrr from his claims upon our consider
alton patriot, the icsmonials OF character and
capacity which ne brings entitle him /" public conh~
drncc the exclusion of those who possess neither
the or the other. As gentleman his character
is uutarnshed ms ph, siriaD, his skill unsurpassed:
and to those whose imprhience has left upon them
the Iants of disease. we can Conscienonss commend
him with the assurance that in him they will find
friend whom to know is great gain. The Dr.'s offcs
il No. 3 and Armory Hall corner OF Sacramento
and Montgomery streets. san Francisco.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-25

The WHITE DEER SKIN DaNcE.-The past
ottnight, says the Shasta Courier, the In
dians of Klamath county have been holding
grand fandaDgo at the mouth of Trinity
river. and from Happy Camp to the Reser-
vstion near the ocean. Every rancheria
h&s been fully represented
1t is estimated that including seuaws and
pspooses, at least one thousand natives par
tioipated in the festivties.
This celebration, which is hell annually,
is known as the dance of the "whte deer
skin," and is regarded as by far the most
important in their social calender. The
white deer is very rarely seen in California,
and SO rarely prized arc they by the In
dians, that the richest Of them will readily
barter his favorite squaw, or his most vau-
able effects for a single skin. AtThe pres
ent celebration there were FIVE skins con-
sp:cuously exhibited, three Of which were
ownod by Mowimo CrGsus, who appeared
TO be idolized by his less fortunate chiefs -
The dancing, feasting. and froltking cx-
ceeding all bounds and came near result
ing in n serious collision between the "Sal-
mon" and "Red Cap" factions who have for
years entertained grudge against each
otier The hatch t, however, was motto quite
dug up and the festivities closes witEoet
recourse to arms.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-25
MISCELLANY.

INTELLIGENCE OF A DEAF MUTE.
A pupil of the Able Sicard gave
the solowing extraordinary answers
"What is gratituder'
'Gratitude is the memory Of the
hearts
''What is hope? ~
"'Hope is the blossom of happi-
ness"
"What is the difference between
hope and desire 2"
+'Desire is a tree an leaf, hope is a
tree in flower, and enjoyment is a
tree in fruit"
%'What is eternity -
"a day without yesterday or to-
morrow, a line that has no ends"
+'What is time?''
"A line that has two ends, a path
which begins in the cradle and ends
IN the tomb"
"What is God :"
"The necessary Being, the Sun Of
eternity, the mechanist of nature,
the Eye of justice, the Matchmaker
of the universe, the Soul of the
word.D
"Does God reason?"
"Man reasons because he doubts :;
he dcliberatcs, he decides; God is
omniscient; He never doubts; He
therefore never reasons"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-25

gGA.An Ohio correspondent be.
comes sponsor for the following which
rs a matter of fact, he wishes to put
on record. Whitaker is one of the
richest men in those parts, and has
made his money by driving sharp bar
gains. His hired man was one day
going along with load of hay, which
was overturned upon a COW. The
poor thing was smothered to death
before they could get her out. Her
owner, Jones, called upon Mr.. Whit
taker the next day; and demanded
payment for the loss of his COW.
"Certainly," said Mr.. Whitaker,
"what do you think she was worth g
"Well, about ten dollars" said
Jones.
"And how much did you get for
the hide and tallow -
"Ten dollars and half, sir.
Oh, well, then you owe me just
fifty cents" Jones was mystlhed.
and Whitaker very fierce i'll his de-
mand, and before Jones could get the
thing straight into his mind, he fork
ed over the money.
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|. EGAL NOTICES.
INSOLVENCY NOTICE.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, lss
COUNTY oF BUTTE.
COIJN~rv rOTIRT-AT NIJ MpEPc

ORovILIE, October 81. 1856.
Nm THE NATTER OF HORACE REYNOLDS
"a m lnsovent Debtor
In pursuance of an order made on the 2lst day OF
Oc,oer, 1856 in he County Court Of said county, by
the Judge thereof, the Hon J y. N. LEWIS,
Noiice il hereby given. To the creditors of the said
insolvent debtor Horace Reynolds, To be and appear
before the Judge of the County Cout in aud for said
county The Hon. j. f. n. Lewis, AT the Courl house.
at Orove, in said county, on Monday. the 2ith day
of November, A. d. lSa6 at 20 O'Clock. a. NJ. the
same being The fist day of the November term of
said Colrt, then aud there TO show cause if any.
why the rayer OF sad insOlvent debtor should nol
0e granted. and assignment of his estate be made
and he be discharged from his debts and liabilities
as an insolvent debtor.
Witness my hand and the Seal of said Court
affixed, this the 2lst day of October 4. ID.
MILES CHAPIN, County Clerk,
By NJ II DARRAcH, Deputy.
Oroyille, October II, 1856. o21 I'd
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-25

Onio.-The Cincinnati Enquirer. of the
2lst ult, speaking ofMr. Buchanan's chan
ces OF success in the State Of Ohio. says:
"Althoueh the campaign in Ohio did not
open rs early upon the part ofthe Bemocra-
cy as in some other States, such has been
the vigor with which it has been prosecuted,
and such the Union of feeling VII idh actuates
its population, that If All the signs in the
political horizon Ho not fail, she will surely
vote for James Buchanan
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-25
HOWARD MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
Co.'S office over Wir,s & CO., Express Office.
san FRANCISCO
RcOMS NUMBERS 10 AND 8,

gEyUIS INSrlTl'1tOS j. founded iof the cure oa
y Syuh,iitic aud >rrifuttlus complaints. and ALI
G.ciou- II ihe Genital Organs of Whatever nature.
Instituted for e rxurcs- purpose al tr ang private
,naadies AT the instance II many mcdicIl gentlemen
h4rt, tor,. uton 'lt " hn have h. he victims of
Wing advertisements tho-r connected with il are ~
nmr..Ic to cerian rxIen' ih- means of introducing
&. public nNi~
Those apply rg trr a., sire viii Hnd constantly In
taIniuuc,. modest tliv ~ nudi-i u'd kill IN this
cIs., of con plai Is an III hr dealt win in the
most honorable ald s;FH gbl ftw ri nlnHHer.
For the pnrius II >t' "rltu triN"rA 10 the most
.li,.ar. Ver-l '-In. . sH nVrrnged that pa
nj viii - hruuuh - e.. "ii, none, but The
Ohir,. Ply-irfr
In. So az Ni'g 80 th !usut ~ the charges
Il. >urL'r. r.' ih' '-tH' iG. .ir Ladies and
gentlemen, vito .t--r tents wthou.
r;uIsng ~ he r.f:- Hl ' IN be- attended
Their - 'lt
fnn'npr .-.u country will
~ ancnhrd 'icinee sen.
Il desired. o.
y, -fI,pt -a.-| ward Medi-
cl In.tit"'e it,nrt1r. ,f';lanthrophis
insinu,
Con>nIlaIi u To Engls lrea.b >panish and
q tn9Ji.
t,Hicc hot. from g. a a. ,f. ..r .. Address.
Howard N.,iical institute, y sacranento street,
San Fra c,-cu
nfice Physician, Dk. z NcCAFPREY
sczoS-->4~ 4-a--
DLAEKs --FyeJy descroit.On II sussss's 81 nh
f.. -
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-25

THE MIGRATION OF A SToNE.---
How ancient is the lineage, and how
wonderful is the history Of the mean
est stone we tread under our feet, Go
back to the days 'ec worldwide VOL
cenic convulsion, and the gradual
upheaving of the mountains. Then
observe a storm-beat peak, and watch
the agency of frost and thaw in
breaking down the rocks and strewing
them on the surface of the glacier
Slowly the icy mass moves forward,
bearing the fragments upon it; then
the river which issues from its cold
.caverns sieze and roNthem round and
smooth, till at last two sphnters of
the same rock lie as water-worn peb-
bles, one on a green meadow of the
Netherlands, the other among the
swamps of the Lower Danube. We
might think that their migrations
were now ended, but it is not so.-
Cold, healt and moisture still affect
them, and whatwas stone is gratual-
ly disintegrated and confused with
the mould around it. Its particles
are taken UP by the delicate roots of
plants, and from the plants they are
transferred to the animals which feed
upon thcqn. Then again Dust re-
turns to dust, and again new plants
flourish and new animals live.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

A III. persons having claims against the estate OF
"a Thomas n. Bowen. deceased. late of Butte
county. nre hereby notified 20 present them, with
proper vouchers. TO the Undersigned within ten
IN onlhs from this date they will be fore er barred
RANDALL HOBART,
Public Administrator of Butte Co.
Bidwell, Oct. I'd. 1855. o3-3w
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PROBATE NOTICE.

"A Ii. persuus holding claims against the estate OF
VA James p. Hughes, deceased late of Butte coun-
ty are hereby notified to present them with proper
vouchers To the undersigned within ten months from
ltis date, or they will be- forever barred
X. HOBART,
Public Administrator Butte Co.
Bidwcn. Oct. 81. 1856. o4-3w
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rsap A teacher had been explain
ing to his class the points of the com
pass, aud all were drawn up in front
iowa 4: tae north.
"Now, what's before you, John =
"Thc North, sir"
"Arl what behind yon, Tommy p
en- .oat tail, SIR" SAID he, try-
inng at the same time to get a glimpse
at it.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-25
To DIR. II. He,n,mann, Corner jackson and

To DIR. II. HcinImann, Corner jackson and
Montgomery Streets San NrancIsco Dear Sir:-lt
is with iea<ure that notice tho unbOnnded sue
cess which has attended yon in your pracce since
your residence in this State. now over seven years.
Th. geod Won have done and the skill you have cXer
ciscd in the that come under our observation
max ii daty t0 let il be known tn the world ana
more particularly to those now suffering with disease
Most of us were well acquainted with you whilst yo
resided Mt Mormon Island. and witnessed there some
remarkable cnres which You effected on patients
whose cases were pronounced hopeless by eminent
phy yaipians. We have also " hat You have done
for some Of onr friends residing ai Coloma nnG
PlacrrviIlc, who after much pesuasOn and induce
ments part consented to 20 and see you, whom
they had almost de. paired Of their lives Ihey dId 5"
and returned. and living hal" and hearty menS
and read r. IL ths notice should reach your eye una
you are aic al. tax" advice and 20 to DR. HEM
MANN, and YOU viii never regret it.
Dear Dot r. receive with our most hearty wiihos
for your fuure welfare the assurance that We believe
Nnn to he one Of our most talented and experienced
physicians in the state.
FREnERICx HArYNANN,
(propr Miners lpel) /
JACoB NINKLENASS, >Greenwood Valley
(p'r Grernwo u Brewery,
john GEoRGE,
August iIAR>E,
IosEPm NfLmASS, lcoiomo
CHAHLFS GlsS.
I. BELAz Propr's Of the }
7: , Tzl', cro'i Federair, Pacer'ile-
A. ~. WALKER. FL Dorado Slide.
G.. ZRoIcKK. firm of f.. Poppe Il co., Oroville-
JOsEPH GLAvEi. Auburn.
CHARLES kasrELII Spanish Dry Diggngs.
7. PE~~I~GER. (prop'r of bridseJ Condemned Bar.
G. WoLLER. Sacramento,
x. FtSSINGER, do
C. RESArD. do
CAPT IlIND, Michigan Ruffs
CAPT. f. MUSroop. Mormon Island.
IIENRY TRUEL (Repubicrn tiousc,l Jackson.
THIS Testimonial not solicited by i9r fleint
mann ang7Jm
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

THNHE CO-PARTNERS'ltP heretofore existing be-
II tween the undersigned. wns dissolved b; mu.
tuol consent on the 9Th of September, 1855
The partnership business will be settled by b. u.
Bliyeu 4 Co al Charey's B b. BLENIN,
d. ROGERS.
Charley's Ranch, Sept. II, 1856. sl2'Im
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-25

D@. The husband of beautiful wife,
upon returniRs home one da was me
BY one of his offspring, all sm les ella !
ping his hanis, and saying, 'Pa. MIR. b.
has been here, he's such nice man,
he kissed us all around, and mother
Co.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-25
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF ST
PERVISORS, IN AND FOR
BUTTE COUNTY - AUGUST
TERM. A. ID 1896.


TERM. A. ID 1896.
BIDwELL. august l3ih, 1856
In The M"tter of Ike Dirision IF Ophir
Tonnship into School Districts
uT sokpERGD ny TuE BoARp-That Ophir
TownShia be ard hereby i divided into School
Districts IA, foil we Ia wit:
DISTRICT NO |.
Con memcug AT oliver Marra.'- house. on the bank
of Feather river tn nee np Il vine or Slough,
ipry Greek. thence up Dry rerk taking The righi
hand fork et sad Creek ua the line strikes the line
of Bldweli TowushiP.
DIST ,ICr NO =.
Commencing al oliver durr y h'use. on the bank
nr p, lher riv-r thece r,nni ~ str light line by
aud juciu Ing the prgirie "is .ntii il strikes the
,Vyauinie TuSns',ip ii"~. thence h'~n the line of
i,i.irici No 10 the l.lHo" OF h',inn,ng.
DISTRICT NO 3.
Shall embraces all ths 70 n ih lar of nphr Town
shin not ncld ii in either Of ne drst two districts
t,te,,. A true copy MILES I'll ApIN,
Clerk Of FoIrl Of Supervisors.
ByM n. DARRACH. Deputy.
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OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPER
VISORS IN AND FOR BUTTE
COUNTY, AUGUST TERM, \.
u lSS6

BIpwELL, August l3, 1856.
IN the matter Of the Diuisi0n Of Butte
County into SuperpiSOr Districts
1T Is ORDERED by tn" Board that from and atlef
a the date hereof. The boundaries and numbers Ot
The supervisor Districts for Butte County shall be as
follows, owi:
DISTRICT NO.
Shall be composed OF and embrace the Townships OF
Oro, Nyandolle, B,dweI and Mountain Spring.
DISTRICT NO 2
shall be composed OF and embrace the townships OF
Hamilton, Eureka and oIhir.
DISTRICT NO.
shall he imposed of aud embrace the townships of
ore on aud Kcn>hrw and Chico
Attest; true copy. MILES CHAPlN.
Clerk Of Board I Supervisors
Ry VI ii. DlRRACH. Deputy.
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DLANKs-FyeJy descrOii,on II sus.iss's 81 Hks
- fOI enle aihis Ofrre
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s 80 :! r. !! ! ~ !!]!Eg1lz
si!: ; IS: $: CO. go:
sSn obsos sd1 g - . !ssasii h asSsss.
~ "a - q. KENT Hush y. M p l. ns.l y
.nAsh.s, Wsrwjck. Daniel II. London; ysmcs lt q.
nsss Thcmss II Ellis "a. fontsins; Wm; Y. a
,srs g.mss 81 Gray, r. 3; Somsrstgs wyoelx !.
isn b.rIrr. John Wedsyo!ih, Wg rz9nS esns 4.
Gfsns; =. - Js46st1n = 1900
H.GsC spRshii asonl YefSrV. Daaiel Dr. Inemc &
s4a~ s S..ruel d. Denoon, Dr y. mnns e. e. :, y
49, Aifrsd s. Lee. Jsnies II osTass n - u.
1870 sal;y. ismes q. Brooks, Edward Wm &c ~.
5ohs PnrcsI David Barr, scns ~,
vW.hha John Thempscn, WnaR Mmiesd,c q y.
. spDs VIM. T. Bnfier James Isle9ft paf me-.
nonaso david j. ssurdefs no. Stsnsfd. DC De-
~. K. Ellysou, Lnthsr Libby, yemq, r,,s,is
rss. Wnrtharn Robt. w Hnehea NJ. ntn uns
s.ss. A. vsrdin, w. N. Elliott, cnsries 49,.
,has 4. Wijlingham, Geo. WINE munpa .,r
1870 viIlia Breeder. VIM. Crnmp Ms ~. p
t,nn.irs THOMAS r. Price, Ben. kicnarcson n
- rann. lanes Scott, John ,. Tanner, I ps.
10 W. ii. Powers Thomas sampson Wm. e Az.
.on, f.,,.s - K Caskie, VIM. s. Burr John Enaers
n nan n,,sseraoord Chsss w. PURCELL John u. bscon'
w, -, Cbr;san. s. F. Rutherford, Rooi. Arcnsl
John H. Bosher, David Currie, Jr.s
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.-~-~~~~~~--~sSs~-SsSsS = ----.-.-- a nenk4.
RIeswond Mar1es., Sansa3x ~ ~ -
-.xszssO.er- = sbs treds e 90 So Extrs 90. -
q n SS{s1S 4 was s.ie q ys, n
he iss Is wns GOT I5sf z IT. ,, 1870 cent? sS
- - IS me i;rst sale for some ds lad ca nsso-
A. basis Of quotations. Axv.
oRi SALES Of smsll p,reeis 9 !. 3 e q asmsnd.
Mr cr Since our last report there have eeen
ssies a Tobacco. We notice soms rev mi
a. socd quality, d hbds from ~ e oes ssry
- .sirs 81 Lros Il e5pa6; Lat 5eaa rs
ss5es srs q much hshsf prices owing g tnr
ssg sssii sfck Oh hand f6rssle. - = = q
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Co,nrnercinl.

New YoRK, Jan. .ls-Flour higher Ohio 1882;
Western mixed Corn 80 cents. Pork higher, Mess
SIT IL; Beef unchenged Lard and Whiskey firm
stocks higher Missouri 5s S84a. Sterling 81 pre-
MUM. -sHa ia-t Gf f=f- -51' 811 # ID
BALTIMORE Jan. 49,. Flour firmer and unchanged.
Wheat---Red s .836l &c. white $l.a50l.95. Corn--
Yellow 7607s, white 73076. Provisions dull and a
trife higher. go 4 Esg az-.1 r-J7 Fl naig SIC
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. I7.---Cotton frmer---middling
8l09. Sugar, fair, 7c. Molasses S5c. Flour $3.50.
Mess Pork S16.5O0i6.75. Lard in kegs 10tc. b.
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CooeresnBonals
8 7FaISoIoE. Jsa st. shq no,.e go
ace e(lndian( - res21 o 9
CuIomL Tenn, CIelE Ct Inner. ~
Int a. -; Johnson, Pa nasts and ok
Iborkeep Tia last thf1gars nominees - ne
Democratic caucus.
The resolution Was tabled BY vote OF III 70
90.
A debate, than sprung up nyelying the responsi-
bility of the failure 70 organize The gpeakefe on
'fke s,,btect were Republicans and Democrats.
! Mr.. Cingman Of n. O., offered resolution pro
6rst business each mofpinR should DO the taking
Of two ballots, NO debate to be ndnlged In, under
any pretext until this was done. 1t further Prov
de that IL would not be IN order to vote third time
on the same day. "a
Ssuats@The Senate today confirmed the ap.
pointments and promotions In the marine corps
made during the recess Of Congress-
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A Card.--The rumor In yonr paper q
Of yesterday in relation to the W. are very
lse. Saa The hoat still remains at her moorngs VIZ
i the end mile reach ABOUT . mitch
oW w m account Of its safety and security
for ths Ice Capt Ptchsrd stoo experienced AND
careful esmander to have ist h boat @ g g
~ .vrh sssistance been needed, or could II
have been Obtained he would have dispatched one o.
lie officers in quest of IT, and have RENAMED -
IL SUI. bershe no doubt 10 and will remain until
~ a' can an bring his boat to this place. ,,,.rsov
ia 19--lt 49, LODhAM -
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southern Literary messenger.

This Southern monthly has entered upon Its 23d
yolume-the first number of which has just ap-
peared. We are glad to see that it is completely
metamorphosed in its typographical appearance
It's cover title Is new original and very approp-
ate. The type are new andiweH proportioned. 1t
has fashionable and elegant appearance. 1t has
a taking shape and physiognomy, and must sue.
coed. We have not yet had time to look into its
pares
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s,h. connections imposed upon the road with the
r,,ct and The York River Railroad, are not At ~
a.. .,sf,i 10 this city. Wa know the people Of
p,.h,,nad They are neither jealous nor selfish.
r,,.., never have opposed, and never win oppose,
ahs,,uctIons in the way Of the easy and free transit
- trade. we would be glad 10 see all the roads
connected: and we hope 70 see them al connected
We trust that In some way or other this may be
done Voluntarily or by coercion az in tho case be
fore us, not only IN this city, but in all others in
the Commonwealth ~ et
The opposition to the bill was not the fairest
and opposition came from strange localities; but the
bill is passed and 'let Il all pass" sa
81 straight Road to Charlottesville.
AS there Is much interest felt IN this city on the
subject. we publish below the Senate bill author.
hine this road, as amended and passed by the
House: e = 'siE stst= L,.,, - ~
Authorizing The rrgiaia centyai Railroad Company
to Construct Ia Direct Road from Charlottesville to
n Re m enacted. by the General Assembly that
the yirgiuia Central Railroad Company be and is
hereby authorised increase itscapta stock by the
addition thereto of million five hundred thousand
dollars In shares of one hundred dollars eseh TO er
HE Them to construct another track the shortest
line they may elect, between some point on their
present road east o. cnaIo.ssvine aia tno sily o.
Richmond fTordeo, II unaels.ooe, snsI
the Cornmonweaith incuIs no oonsaLiion a1a nas n9
intention TO ASSIST IN Ine coIs.luceon "a tno saia
short track oy sppIopnatlons, csns 9.
now or az any future ZINES a1o .no es W:
interest IN the properly ana ,eVenus Oh inc saio VI
ginia Central haliroad, snal nov pc pieasea OF APP
propriated for the q any Ionos %
interest wnlcn may DC Issued iof the oi
the sad snort slech. ...-,..;s, ~ ..ss
NO FUNDS small Dc used w t1 ~ sslo
Short sneh az may pc speely Ia,sea Io5
that purpose, untli slIet lne snsna Oena. no a.;
shall have been conpeteo ana put IN opeIs.lon 70 u
western ternnus nor shan tne interest CT the state
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NEW YORK, Jan. 1e.-The steamer Cahawbs,
from New Orleans, via Havana, arrived here to-
day. ~ !. /.
18th for Vera Cruz, having on board one OF Santa
Annals agents, who goes to observe the state OF
political affairs.
Adyices from Mexico received In Havana by the
steamer Clyde state that affairs wore very
gloomy aspect there.
FreRhts dull at Havana. 80
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s.;,a ~ Tho Homestead Company win be held at
the room Of the company Monday Evening. jan
Pit At oclsck, when the officers for the ensulns
year viii be elected; E 1sery memDe' Il
The s4b ;nstalment will be due and payable on
,a Lns ns'" VIM. A. BUFFERS. -
Monuay:o .. -,s sssay Secretary.
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Wreck of a British Bnrk.

SAVANNAH, GA, Jan. 18.-The bark Chas: WI
,ams took OF the Captain and crew of the British
bark aThomas Richie" which was completely dis
abled in the gale of the 5th inst The 1T. X" wa.
abandoned and the captain and crew brought Int
this y,or4 7tzI Pc s'l
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Arrival of the America mt Boston.
BOSTON, Jan l8-The steamer America arriy-
ed here this morning. and her mails for the S outh
will start this afternoon - -.-s--.5E 9s4
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az Leonard's Cough syrup;-lLadies an:

rr Leonard,s Cough Syrup.-Ladies and
sentlemen the astonishing cures made by my CouGR
syrup under the name of "LE9NARD's INSTANT
RELIEF," in Virginia, New York, Brooklyn and Eng
land has induced me to bring this Cough Syrup t.
your particular notice. Il s+x,+f
IL Is not medicine that can be styled with the APP
pellation of oUAcK MEDICINE, it was used BY one
of the most eminent physicians of Bedford Square,
London, with whom passed the greater part OF my
every disease that left any cough affecting the SYSTEM
and not in a single instance was known to fail.
Finding upon my arrival in this country the great
prevalence Of Coughs, Colds &c, was induced by
many who had been benefited by my Cough Syrup
here and In New York, TO bring 1t before the public,
the sale of which during the last twelve months has
exceeded my utmost expectations. - - -
The sale Of this medicine in Richmond during 90
brief period. has exceeded TEN THOUSAND Bot
TLEs-a pretty certain sign of its virtues and effects
in curing Coughs, Colds &c, in their most viruent
stages many having been cured after trying all nos
trums applicable the disease, after the use of two
or three bottles Of this truly wonderful medicine.
] have put the Medicine up in bottles, at Is cts,
or bottles for ST. to suit the convenience of
all; and feel certain, that if any person affected
with cough, of even 20 years standing, will take
this Syrup directed, it win cure them; and can
conscientiously say that it is the cheapest and most
efectual remedy offered for the benefit of those
afflicted with Coughs, Colds, Consumption, and
Asthma.
Tbes to remain yours, 5ns.sIpss,.falIy ro,,..n
Wholesale Agents, Messrs. PURCELL, LADD &
CO.. 81 Main st, Richmond. 11 saf 30 z A.sR SO =
To be had of L. B. Thomas Ladley Robinson,
Bodeker, and all druggists and dealers In the State
- 'tAe--- - ." $500