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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-22
LEGAL NOTICES.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

EN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or THE HON
urnhle Probate Court in aud f'r Butte county. dI-
rrring The s Of certain ~ rstatt belonging Ia the
estnr of George 2. Carlton late of iiute county. de-
ceased shall eXpnsc for sale ri public auction I"
the highest bidder on the Both DAY OF August y
lSjt M o'clock T. VI. in front of the Orleans ilorc
IN Ornvillr the following described premises siina
in Butte county state Gf California. Ia wit: commen-
cling on the southwest boundary Of Tathams Ranch.
NOW Orville) fnrty rods from the bank of Feather
river. aud running thence along said boundary in n
soulherly direction hundred aud -iXiy 1907 rods
TO n stake thence IN n westerly direction one hun
dred and sixty l6U) rods thence h northerly direct
ion one hundred and sixty 060) rods; thence in an
ras'crlv direction one hundred and sixty lG0 rods to
the place Of beginning. The above described premi
srs being the same upon which the said George 2
Carlton lived aud ciaimed possession during several
ycnrs before and at the time Of his drcrase.
The terms OF sale made known at the time Of sale
X. HOBART, Public Administrator,
August Gth lSJ6. laug..w4l Butte county.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
HOWARD MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
11S Sacramento street next to the Pacific Mail ; S
Co.'S Office over Wines x Co.'S Express Office.
SAN FRANCISCO.

ROOMS. NUMBERS l, 9 AND J
y5yUIS INSTITUTION is founded for the cure OF
n SyDhyliiic and Scroiuluus complaints, ana All
affections uf he Genital Organs ot Whatever nature
Instituted for the express purpose ol treating private
maladles at the instance of many medical gentlemen
who have seen with pain the iTiposltiohs practiced
heretofore upon those who have been the Nlcuhis "i
living advertisements. those connected WIN IL are 10
nnr.e 10 n certain extent this means of introducing
u Ia public notice. 80 , , .,,, :.
Those applying for advice will find constantly IN
Attendance medicfl ability of undisputed skl IA ms
cInss of complaints aud viii be dealt WIN III The
most honorable and straightforward MANNER
For the purpose of securing privacy 10 tne most
delicate. several apartments are so arranged thst pa
tncnts viii be brought in contact with none, bat The
Office Physican. ....... I'll, a., .h,.,,oa
Those applying to this Institute will the charges
res.nunb,e and the treatment sup 'rtor LADIES' ana
gentlemen who desire to become patients without
calling at the rooms of the Institute can be attended
at their residences. - -,
Communication from all parts OF the country VIII
he attended TO with pr0mptness, ana medicines sent
if desired. bv enclosing fee of ten dollars
No eTorrs will be spared to make the Howard Medi'
cal Institute what it purpors to be, phahthrophic
Institute. ~, q" cn,,,ish ord
German. =, .,r m n ,II.oss
Howard Medical Institute, lis sacramento street,
san Franc SEQ -, - .c.Crppy
Office Physician, IN II. ~ = -.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-22
State Of California, }
Comfy nf nuitp
INSOLVENCY NOTICE.

90 ,.-..,,, nv p,.,.rr AZ chambers
In the matter of James II Drake, an insoiVen'
HcbtOrb .u, C,
Il Court by the Hon. Joseph L. n. Lewis, County
Iu1o,. ~ chambers, on the 30th day of June, A. u.
Is5G-No,ice is hereby given 10 tn" creditors OF The
s,id netioner in Insolvency, james IT, Drake ,o mp
prnr before the Hon. j. +. n. Lewis, county du'He
nu the third day of the August term OF lhe Cohhl!
Cnnrt A d. 1856. to wit: On the OH day OF August
ensuing nj Btdwcl, to show cause 1t any mere pe'
why the prayer of said petitioner should NOT De gran
ed and an assignment OF his estate oe thaue' n' W
witness my hand and he seal Of sand County
IS Court affixed, this, Both day Of june, ID 1886,
ut Bidwel. .. .,,,, ,,...,,,,. C,orl,
354w by VI II. DAkKA'"'D' P"'9'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-22
DEcLARAToRY NOTICE.

MTOTICE Is HEREBY GlNEN-That |, Catharlne
"a VI Con. wife of I.owis Cohn, of the county Of
Butte and state of California; do hereby declare, that
intend from and after this date to carry on business
in nv own name and on my own account. in said
county of Butte, that in turn of said business is keep
inc wholesale aud retail Cigar store, and also gentle
mems Furnishing Goods, and hat will be individu
ally responsible in nv own name. for all debts con-
tructcd hy me account of my said business aud
further declare that the amount of capital invested
IN said business, does not exceed The sum oi five
thousand dollars
In testimony whereof. hnve hereuno set my hand
and seal, this the lth day of August, A. u. 1856.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-22
LEGAL NOTICES.
iSsiSnpe's Sale.

EpY VIRTI - of authority in me vested ne A.
n , sigure in the matter Of & \ Bancroft w. his
C,.Iitors Petitioner IN insolvency IN the Ilunnra-
lIe ihe County Court of Butte County aud STATE "f
Crlifornir. and ia pur-rancc uf An ori"i m'@e hy
said Cnnri on thr 2id day Of Jnn', d. lS3b provi-
ding for the -I. uf the a-s'tsin said chnSr VIII
exnns.. to public sal. ut the Court House door. IN
RitweI on ihr Iltl day Of August. y d. lSI'' nj 3
o'clock p VI. to the igh"~ bidder for cash. The lnl-
lowing account OF w >. S'alurd for the sum o my
dolr---Sj0 90.
Also. the G,iowjny described judgment rendered
on the 2Ih day Of January. \. d. l-3o ~ the Di-rc'
Court Ninth judicial District in aud f"r Rue' nunN
md Stale of California. 10y default against X. u We
nari,I for the sum Of three hundred and eighty
s.yrty..ix ne.huuIredths 1S'r0 76l dollars. aud IN
,pr.,t ON .ad amount from the lu'h day "i Avg ~
d. 1851. at the rate of INo per cent Der mphth III
naII wherein g \. Bancroft T. plain M
Dated this 12lh day Of july, u ls3h
gP FREER.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-22
NOTICE.

rs hereby given that l. Mary liradleywlie of james
BRADLEY of the cOuntv OF Butte, ana St'l7 si ChI'
lorun do hereby declare that intend rom ana hiie
This date o carry on business in my own name ana
ON nv uwuacconnt in said county OF hul'e alna'S"'
that the nature of said business Is tnnch'nS 'as'g
Stock and Ponltry, Dairy business. Mining ana iIotl
kcrpi " also buying and selling Liquors nj "hoeStle
and retail aud that will be individually responsible
in nv own name for all debts contracted by me on ac-
r,n,i of INV sid business and further declare that
the amount of capital invested IN sud business u"cs
no, exceed the SUN of five thousand dollars.
I'm witness whereof have hcrcunto set my hahd
and seal this l1th day of July a d. lS56
w svrs- MARY BRADLEY.
State of California,
County of Butte \ - ~,
ON This I7lh day OF July A. ID 1885, personally
anpeared before me, Justice OF NE feace III ana
r,r the county aforesaid, the ABOVE hh'ntu Ma'S
Drodlev known tu me to be the person described
in and who signed the foregoing drcaralion' VINO
acknowledged to me that she signed he same ireey
and voluntarily and for the uses aud purposes there
~ nentioned JOHN JONES, J.P.
iIsoy Butte Co Cal.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-22
WEEKLY BUTTE RECORD.

Tnr circulation in the mining md agricultural diS-
fricrs of the county wiz contain "l"cal hnd genera
new. ~ the week. iuter-pcrsrd with inlar~ihy in'-
callaurnus r,nding mattrr. II viii cnni'n twenty
nirht columns uf reading matter nud VIII J." one az
the largo.l and cheapest Weekly Ncw-pape-- ia the
STATE. Puldished every Saturday u Ifrm--S3 per
Ann,tn: six fnopths -; three months 81
AnvkRrtaENEyrs. per squire at ten line or ts"
FIRST insertion. 49,
Enea subsequent iusrron.' ~
r1r" \ liberal deduction viii be made IN thV"r OF
those who advertise BY the yrhr
En- Business cards inserted on reas1nahcterHs'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-22
SHERIFFS SALE

EpY VIRTUE or A DECRErAL ORDER, issued
% out of the Nfath Judicial District Court IN ana
tr he county OF Butte, and state OF California 20 me
directed and delivered, commanding me 10 h"Nc me .nc
s,,,n ~ tyn hundred and forty four dollars and fifty
cents EeO.iwiIh lrgul interest thereon, ana me Iur
thrr sum of hrty-onc dollars and MY cchIS costs,
together with The costs o said Order accru'hS "ut o'
the property hereinafter dcscrbcd To- +a',.E we
s,id iu,l,nrnt wherein WV. T.. SilEFF EElD Is
pIaintif and JACOB =. MORRIS is the Defendant,
10 wit: The Metropolitan Theatre, situated IN c Town
of Orovle, county of Butta and STATE ot Chi'lora'
nruted ON the corner of lluntuon and BIRD streets,
fronting thirty 800 feet on llunoon street ana
eighty AO feet ON said Bird street. which wul sen
nj puhlic sae Mt the Court House door IN hld"t,,
county and State aforesaid, on the NV I'm ~ "a Ia
of AIrGlIST A. d ls5i between the hours prescribed
by law. To the highest bidder, for cash.
r. FREER. Sheriff, Butte county.
Dated this 3Ith day of July, A. ID. l0oo N3o-"4
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-22
COUNTY TREASURER'S OFFICE, }
H,n,vrtI Julv 18th. 1876.

n-orrcF Is heychy pivne, that all persons holding
"a n,,ta Copn,y Warrants payable from ne gene
raj fund registered between February i6lh' lo9o' ahd
Nav nh. lSj6 that the same viii be rcdetmeu
on ntesentation at my office. Ana hotlce Is .r.ts
,i,an thot frnNi and after this date, said warrants
VIII 0'4S0 ~ WILLIAM LATTiMORE,
Treasurer of Butte County,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-22
CATHARINE COIN,
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, lss

STATE T' OF CALIFORNIA Al r,!1RS SIS.
hN THIS, the llth day Of August A. D. 1856, per-
y s0uallv appearcd before me. Justice of the
pacr i'm and for the county aforesaid the above nam
ed Ca.harine C0hn, proven to me Ia be the person
described ia and executed the foregoing instrument,
Who acknowledged 10 me that she execute the same,
f., civ and voluntarily, and for the uses aud purposes
therein mentioned. JtlllN JONES.
Justice of the Peace, Butte county, Gal.
Ornvilln August H. la56 aIgl l.tf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-22

A woggish spcndthrift said, Give
years ago | was not worth a cent IN
the world, now see where | am through
my own eyertions." "Well, where are
you % "Why. owe more than three
thousand dollars" "
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-22
JOB PRINTING.

We would solicit The attention of our frirnSs VINO
are in want oi lob Printing 20 the fact mat we Ht pre-
pnrrd tn execute every description O work IN our llne
l., f, stylp ftnt cannot tail Ia give satisfaction. We
hnve recently made ny. aud rXteusiv" addti"ns Il"
our assortment Of job Materials and have facility ir
doing all kirds Of work n moderate rates ana on 7hor
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-22

\ French Judge was about condemn
ing man to the Galeys. but fearing
the criminals's health, which was deli-
cate, might sink under the hardship,
commutoi the punishment to hanging
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-22

UNOR SALE by the Case or Package in
a quantities to suit.
Long bill paper. Legal cop Letter Paper: Ink
Broad bill paper, Fools cap, Note paper; zen
ellis. Blank Books, Wafors, &c &c. Noisy
Carriers Book & Stationary Co.
81 Battery & GA & 66 Long Wharf. San Fran
cisco. .szT &. P. KIMBALL, Pres.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-22

The largest angel we ever read OF,
was seen bv Mahomet in the third
heaven, which the Koran asserts had
two eyes seventy thousand days jour
ncy apart.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-22
of CO-partnerspip.

TEyuE CD>PARTNERSIliP heretofore existing in
n the Town of Oroville, under the firm and style
of d. D. Homes X Co. in the Ale and Liquor bus
ness is thus day dissolved by mutual consent. Said
business will hereafter be conducted under the name
and firm OF LIGHT 4 MAkCllELLS.
D. D. JONES,
IL. LIGHT.
Croville. July %. 1856. jy2t'm
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-22
. = - y = -
sheriff Bate County and Assignee.

G,IIERIFFS SALE--Ry Virtue of ndccreni order
y issued ont OF the District Court, Nh'h Judoia'
District in and for Butte Comfy and Siaie ul can
Cnrnin made the i2,h day of June. \. r. lea"' H me
directed and delivered, Comnanding me 10 mhNe lhe
sum of four hundred and ninety seven MY one nun
drcdths dollars iudgmcnt and interest on sad a'h"uh'
of Judgment at the rate nf ten per cent per hhuhh'
tilI Maid nna the sum of nht, j-c9ht Sixty one nun
drrdhs dollars costs aud accruint costs u sald oTnrr
ont of she pr ,perty hereinafter described, to sa,}
the aforisaI Judgment, wherein VI. W hlSh Is pam
ttT and g. Skinklr defendant, to vii: Commencing
ON the Plaza in the village oI Btdw"H, county ana
S,ntr aforesaid at the North east corner oi Lhwp
iIila's saloon nnd running in an casiery Gt'Fti"h
TO the corner uf thc said plaza sixty cel more or s
thence in n suuthcriv direction rs the corner on me
street of Niessrs Hoffman whch their reservoir -
situaied thence ia westerly direction to me I'le n'
Lamp llplas bakery, add thruo" 10 snn'hcfiS a.
rcti0u to othrcud ot the space dug out aud formerly
used "a ten pin Alley incuiing the space NlhS oe,
tween Iamp x IIdu's Lot aEd the R>trV"lr oI
NassIs Hoffman 4 Cos together with The }lllhrd Sa-
Ioon situated ON .aid premises, which ! Will sell at
Public Sale al ihn Court oHse door ia ild"elI, c""'
~ and State aforesaid. the 4h day OF AUGUST.
u ts56 Mt O'Clock p NJ. tofhe highest bidder lof
cash.
Unted this 18th day of July, 4. u. lSI6.
~. TREER. sheriff Butte County
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-22
FERRY NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
" will apply TO the Board OF Supervisors III ana
for Rue County AT their next regular meeting, for
License to run a Ferry across the Middle Fork OF
Feather River few rods above the junction Of the
North Fork of SAID river
SYLVESTER p. SAVAGE.
Bidweil's Bar, Butte Co. alll
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-22

In the tenth century, to cat out Of
the same plate, and drink out Of the
same cup, was considered mark of
gallantry and the best possible UNDER
standing between lady aud gentle
man.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-22

A regiment being on the point OF
leaving Il country town in England,
and having to pass through a wood IN.
tested by robbers, the mayor insisted
on sending an escort Of three cons'a-
blcs to protect them,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-22

NOTICE Is hereby given that the nnaersIS'ta yer p,,n
~ viii apply to the Board of supervisors ior but'e
County in ihe State Of California ut their heHt Sc
10 mn ferry across the middle Fork Feather k""r,
At the Junction OF the North Fork OF said riyer
Juue IA lSaG. sSfL'c'SIbi bis Z. oH n"~i
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-22
DIS OLU ITO NJ.

YENUE C0-PARTNERSllIP heretofore existing he>
h tween Brown & Hunt. is this day dissolved by
mutual consent II. b. Hunt viii pay all debts stand
ing against the firm and is authorized to collect
nh dcbts due said firm G. j. BROWN,
H. II. HUNT.
IT II. H. will continue the business nj the BANK
XCHANGE and will be happy 10 see his od@ lends
and the public generally. Price reduced TO suit the
times IN u. hCNi
GRANVILLE, July 90, 1855 ly2itf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-22

To find out the number Of children
in a street, commence beating brass
drum. TO find out the number Of idle
men. start dog fight.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-22
III @ II &c e !

yEyHE STOCKHOLDERS of the South Feather
Il Water Company nre hereby notified, that The
Trustees of said Company have levied an assessment
of twenty dollars upon each share OF SOCK he'd Dy
them, aud that the same is payable at The Company ;
ofi,e Forbe -towR, or before the 25th day OF Au
gust A. ID. 1856. lly order of th'' Board,
J. WARREN MASON, Secretary,
July 10, 1856. jy2l-w4
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-22

Ir was so hot in Brooklyn that sew
eral of the sidewalks brcIme 50 warp
ed that they had to be relaid.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-22
OroylIIe Daitq 1Sntte RetnrN.
PUBLIsHEu DAILY (sUNDAys EXcEPTED) BY
GEO. Il. CRosETTE.


~" Orrt~v-tn Rernfi Hpiliinc On Nvcrs street,
Fast side, between Montgomery and Bird, Orovil'c.
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APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES.
whole Tickets $40; Halves $40; Quarters s. %.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES

The preceding succeeding numbers those
the 222 prizes. viii be entitled the
pro simation prizes For examps-If ticket No llz5a
Snn0 prize thuse tickets cred HISS 1929.
and f252 VIII each be entitled $500,
if No should be drawn
would he 2'99a 80 eco II 5cset
should he drawn the approximations would be
2q9g9. and 3 ticket No 20 2g99 hOuld be
she approximations will be the priuep pie.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
above scheme 900 Tickets numbered fro
aN There 222 full prizes and sss
M king in al !, ITO pltzes
numbers ZOO ding with tbs
tickets printed slips paper,
rolled ard eneired with small tin tubes ard aed In
5lass Wheel
The full prizes similarly print
encircled placed in another wheel After
wheels number is drawn from the wheel
and the time Prize is drawn fire. the 9TH
bows who hlindtOded. The numher and the
drawn opened and exh ited the aud ence and
by the Commissioner. the being placed
drawn This operation peat snti
prizes The drawing is then printed
comparison the Commissioner vertihes its
" All orders for tickets packages in OF the Mary
land lotteries will receive tten lion and the draw
mailed all purchasers immediately after 10
Address T. H. HUBBARD & CO..
| No. 80 Fayette T Box No. 40.
Baltimore. Maryland.
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OF We have attempted to keep track Of
Dir. .Mller's reports, Of the Cincinnati Cons
mcrvial, concerning the river. We have an
nounced lately ten feet rise in the Re. :
E lucky" and divers rises in the Kanawha, hut
we have heen mistaken, or at least the Co II
mercial has been, in most instances. In SIT
urday's Commercial the river editor acknowl,
edges that he has been on the track Of re
port the day previous that the knawh had
risen several feet. We won't risk our reputa
ton for veracity again,by itemizing the kanaw-
Ia floods
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GossIP.-Locai items were remarkably
scarce yesterday. The police courts, have long
since failed to furnish their part toward anus
ing and interesting the readers of the local
column. The election excitement is over and
California is the only State left, to gamble up
on. Take il all in all, the election passed off
quietly, all over the Union, and the American
people, having decided the question of the
Presidency, and the political complexion Of
the government for the next four Years, are
settling down to their old pursuits The van
pushed must wait patiently for their time. In
the meanwhile we advise every body TO take
the Journal and pay for it. Sustain your
home papers, ana you do much toward pro-
noting the prosperity and advancing the in
terests of your native or adopte city. The
lnan who dont read the city papers every
morning is hound to he behind the age, ami lie
who reads his ne.ghjors paper, necd not be
surprised if he is little benef5ted. lake the
journal by all menus
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or The Reading Rooms the 'A>lionable
resorts for gentlemen, these lors evenings
The large and well selected collection of
books comprising all the standard works of
tho day, arc attractions which do not fail to
command attention. The list Of papers ana
periodicals is complete, ami one feels at home
in the we'll warmed rooms Of the Library As
ISOLATION. There are very many young men
and cid men too, in our city who have never
subscribed to the stock Of this Society Every
man interested il the progress OF Evansville,
should lend helping hand. That Library
and Reading Room, speaks Volumes for US, to
the stranger, and he who does not appreciate
the benefits arising from sach an institution,
needs to have his intellect cultivated, and his
mind informed We have rnIde frequent
editorial illusions to this Library ana Reading
Room. hoping to excite more of an interest in
its welfare. The man who subscriGes thirty
dollars to the Association, AMI never ava Is
himself of his subscription to visit the rooms,
does little to promote its usefulness The
books and papefs have been purchased to lie
read and we Can only hope for good to flow
from the Association. = hea men take lively
interest in reading an circulating the books
Mr.. CRISP, The iillar,.n. does everything
in his power to make the rooms attractive
Z and seems to spare no pairs, to show subscri-
tbers the various works ai,on the shelves. We
Sincerely hope, that our citizens will 90 al
they can to encourage this Association.
tnRnA,its-a.t COLL NrniI ana L. IN - 70
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or a horse attached to an old cart, in th2
vicinity of the Market House, endeavorel to
make local item Of himself yesterday. The
driver hail surrendered at discretion, and the
horse was doing his best to back the estab
lismnent into the canal Whether he sue
ccedcd or not, we are uninformed.
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IMPORTANT TO GENrLEMEN-fhat peculiar
gloss on shirt collars and hoSGms, dangerous
to the equilibrium Of mosquitoes, can be OH
tanned by purchasing lottle of starch polish
ut J. j. Pennington's drug store, Washington
Block. Only 25 cents. 1t
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0I-5~We are surprised to find an approval OF
Walkers movements in a Mexican piper
The Mexican Extraordinary" printed in
the city Of M3Xico, has the following remarks
about Nicaragua
We have hail the i'll luck to be forced to
travel through the country several times, AMI
our opinion was that more IN SCRABBLE people
existed nowhere, claiming to I've CIVILIZED, than
the natives of most parts of Central America,
ana especially those of Nicaragua and the
Mosquito kingdom.
The presses of the world have been groan-
ing for the last few years about the stfairs OF
Central America, and a people that do not
know whether tie world is fiat, rouni, con-
cave, or whether the skies are not solid mate
rial enclosures. The leaders of the people OF
Nicaragua have been men who were advanced
for anything else bat such attainnents as
qualify leaders in civilized countries.
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NEW AskssEV
GHES AND II ENV FT,R Y

w 4 z II y > 4 Y II j o " u y II T.
w lust received stock of Watches and
J-wsry consisting Of all the different beau
ttul variety the Eastern and
every article represented. We would call
spee of Fine Gold Silver
untiHg open atches EAi4h viii sell very
low large lot of Gold. Silver, steel and
Common psetacis suit Of all The public
rally ladies' partenlar invited call
and exam ins our stock BITTR1LFF e. SONS.
sepso Main between First and Second streets.
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OTThe weather yesterday, was worthy OF
an item. Old Jack Frost had covered every
thing with his hoar mantle in the morning,
but bright sunshine made cut doors delight
full, before noon.
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nNS,rIErrInN 81. TEIE rNInN

INSTITUTION = y - TstE UNION.
ENTE receiving fall aud winter stock
AE and invite liberal public call store
lat street three doors Main Fosters Block Our
large stock part cths Csssimeres
Blankets Dress silks Csshmerss lanes
ShawIs M&ntilias Ladies Misses and nhildrens SHOES
Hosiery Gloves Floor Oil Cloths Carpets Damssk.
So Hats and Gaps and all other goods usually kept dry
COED stores. No trouble 20 show goods
oet2l-sm JAMES OAKLEY & soN.
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caps! caps!

E EMS Youths Boys aud Infants. of variety.
Va shape, OF the and approved FASH
ions sepl7-3m YAUTIER & MARC0NNIFR.
BUCHANAN, FREMONT, FILLMORE!
T.HE FL ECTiON
IN the 4th Of November will show no will ont tr
nphar and he the Peoples choice We do OF tend
long aud therefore vite specially.
L Il p a K r
large and beautiful selection of
d Y G. o ID
in the Domestic and Fancy lines; also handsome assor
made Clothing Gents Furnishing Goods.
all suitable for FALL AND WINTER
VIM LOEW ENTIAL & CO.,
augI5 Corner al Main and First SITS.