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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-03-06
JOHN THORNTON,
MARSHALL, Oct. 81, 1854.

d. VIM. Price--Dear Sir--My wife has been
a Affected with sick or Dervous headache for six or
e M ears, being compelled TO go to bed with it
r. ? q day or two, until after she got Wheaion,s
Sck [eadaehe Remedy She has been entirely
.yad Of II for one month past, and believe If
sae eaows directions, it will entirely cure her,
Ie--saadirine hssinvariably prevented an attackby
1g q few doses. = "A ~ A. E. BURKE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-01

Of these trees. but the precise Hurllo, and
that he d.d not get his information from 49,
but must have cot il from his roadjutors IN
this business, because none OF these men
have called to sec us, since tie trees were
trau,plantcl. or els, he is the man himself,
In thi, m n,ttcr and 90 far they toll the truth.
But when they proceed to tell lcoPlc, as We
understand they have done, 10 induce them
3, purchase, that We are satisfied with the
tree. anl recommend them, they are guilty
Of thc bases, deception and alschood. And
when they add, a. We hear they have, that
We have ordered a larg, 10, moro, they as
scrt what {. not only false. but what We
never have had the rCmo,cst idea Of doing.
Such conduct looks like a combination TO
svinllc tb, public, and a readiness to resort
20 any means % secure the sale Of trc1s, no
matter how di,hononblc.
In conclusion, We protest against the use
OF our name and what little influence VIC
may have ia favor Of these trees. We wish
the public % understand, tha, We utterly
condemn thcm. and would not be at the
trouble Of setting them, iC they would give
as any quantity Of them. And NC wish 20
warn the public against all Trcteuccs that
we recommend any thing, unless they see
it in Print or in our own hand writing with
our own signature attached. Our name
ami what little iuluCnco we may possess
shall NOT D., used, with our consent, o. ali
.u ralmin. Oh inferior or worthless articles
ou thc community. We 0y o. the public
il any arsu; 1r other interested person usas
our name ia favor oI ,ho implement or thins
be- wt,hc, 90 srll, demand h,, authority Tor
such us, og our name, and hold him 10 De- "a
kuayc aul a liar until DO produces bis au-
uUr.ty Tor what hc SAYS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-01
Economy in Animals.

Ny..f e. ,5,. e.. l...,. Oh ,.'...v. ,..,.r In-s.
..;r, Iir s,,,r. r,d,, ,-rs'n'l attention
7.Ir.,I Ic..l.i,..t t,rr, d.. .,...r, , ,,,r,r,,
,,.,r hrf,,,,ir,,l ,y,,,r.I rsrr,r,,, ", ,I.i.t
r,, /, III, rr.t Mac, a Given number Of
,,,,,l.or r,v o,,s corn or o,lrr food.
.t,pll rr,Ipc, q certain am,up, Of muscle.
49,, ,al n, ,rl ,rrrf.l, r..,i-,,,ry ma.
,,ri,r 4, orppi,rr, Ina diseased animal
,,.s, materials arr lp, PARTIALLY orrr,rria.
"a b.,,, IL, .rorp, 'r r,-. lus IN ,bc
rr,rrr ,,,rin, Of the elements Of food. and
,b.;r spr..oncnt liberation i. Greatly lessen.
~ M n, rv,rps, Of the farmer Ar,jn
IN, farmer Is At rrca, cyr,ns, for building,
,,l .Lnrrl ,b,r.f,r, r,..,i,, III, I,r,r,t nos.
II, orr,n, ir N, s,,,r, oS ..rric,.
r.. T,a,,i,,,,,. .,,rr,I ,r,-.in r,r,bcr.
-, -, ,', go, ,;n,, ,, ,,,,rI ,
'.,, - - ,,,,,.I ,t,n .,r,r.
-. III. -, ,..,,. ,.,,-o,,,r'
-!.,I,,;,r -, ~ ;,,,'.r,,r, o,.,ri,,;t, n,
IL. s,,.,r ,,,,rr del,y, ar, dancer.
ms and y,pr moor iplrm beasts Of burden
,,ul 4, c,,pl ,,,rtip, in STRENGTH and thu,
va. ~ ''"''' ''7
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-01

R,wr1w uY Mpovuour. ON sunday
night, about twenty minutes often O'Clock,
when tho rain was literally pouring down,
the thick and heavy cloud, m tha western
SKY, almos. as II hy maci, Tar,cl, anil liko
two huge curtains, draw themselves oT op-
positc ways. exposing q lar;', dep bluo
field, s,ullsl With bright stars, the fair
young moon shining out brilliantly in the
ml,t Of them. Presently % thin, misty
shadow like rainbow, IN which were Dis
c1yera'.e the colors, blue. yellow, light groom
anil violet, formed itslriuto an arah-way
alon. the eastern sky, broken here anil th.n
whore the clouds war, TOO DIRK. Ina r.w
minute, the rain c1asl entirely: anil 0nc-
half Of thr sky was perfectly clear; every
street, suddenly ir,cl from the dlrknrs, that
had hoyersl over il, bacam, very light as at
tlo dawn OF day m, rainbow gradually
dis,olycl-.hs c3l5rs arraruty changing
places with one another until the whole
flcl away. We have s,.n curiJ,itiss in
legion, IN our lile time, but never h'rro
have we boheld one 50 diying'y beautiful.
Petersburg Na) Ezlrcs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-01
PARIS ME- FRIDAY, AUGUST l, 1856. OF

UWNE. Prepare a system Of spouts and
reservoirs in your barns and out-hOuscs for
the preservation Of the liquid weddings Of
your domestic animals Of all kinds. This is
an article Of great efficiency in promoting
the growth Of plants. II allowed to stand
till it becomes putrid, its effects are moro
immediate than tha, Of any other stimulant,
no, even excepting soap suds. When ap-
piled to plants it tends to preserve them
from from the attacks Of insects, and also,
a. the same time, imparts new energy TO the
circulntory and as,imilating system. No
article Is more desirable Tor irrigating gar
dcus. 1t should be saved in large quan;i-
tics.
EyrRCgrrNs. Plant cvcrgrcCns around
your dwellings. Take up healthy trees in
the spring or in August, carefully, and sct
them with proper regard 10 rules Of trans
planting, and they will rarely tail to do
we'll. In removing such trees care should
b, had to remove as much DIRT with them
as possible and in transporting them hcclrc-
iul that no injury occurs either 70 the tops
or the roots. Eyergrccns have most splan-
dii appearance during the winter season,
and IN tho summer months they produce a
coo. and refreshing shade.
Germantown Telegraph.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-01
Cutting Grain.

ME. Eprog la harvesting grain or all
kinds, am convinced from my own obs1r.
yatigu and experience, that we DO not COM
mcncc early enough. Grain that stand,
until it is dad ripc-c'rrcially wheat
makes darker l5ur than TIA, which !, ca,
when 10 ,he milk, or about tie time tho
kernels begin O. glaze. Last year, in order
satisfactorily 60 tgst the correctness of :his
position, cut one bali OF q piece OF wheat
just at the time the grain was beginning 20
harden, and allowed the remainder OF the
ricc1 a. stand ti,l il had msturcl. The
grain cut IN IN, milk, was bound IN small
bundles, ami stocked ou grass lands, whcr1
&. remained fr a fortnight, Icing protected
rrom rain and heavy levs, by caps, but cy.
posed 90 the sun by removing them during
tho jay.iimo, when the weather was clear
and fair Both parcels were ,hrcshcl spar
ately, anl weighed, and tho frst cut was
found 90 o., in cycry respect superior to that
cut last. The kernels wurr finer in the SAM
r'.-mor' plump and Gr.aars5u., the skin
tmuns, and whi,ar, anil ihc general appear.
a1c, 50 different that, when placed ba,il,
the other, /, Lll not lo5k like the same ya-
rioiy ofwhcat,
\ like experiment on oats resulted in q
similar way and am confidently rgrsual-
cl that carly cutting will D, found in every
respect preferable tolata cutting. Another,
AMI byn5 means uuimV1Tant consideration,
is tie superiority Of the straw for fodder.
Grain straw tla, stands until it is perfectly
or " dead rip" contains but little uuiri.
m.ut; an ths accharinc juices 'ftract-
cl, and little except tho Ghraus substance
oG the plan: remains, lgt wl.n it 81 cut
carly, and properly cursl, there i, naylyas
much alim.uury matter in IL, as in hay.
Oat straw s generally uElrl.l-aul with
rustice-as Of much greater value Cor lcel-
,u. purr1-,s, than the straw Of wheat, bar
lay or ~. Early cutting, with reference
10 thr harvesting u ta.. grain, is therefore
or nor. consequence, 81, Car @, the straw j.
concerned, than it is og either or ,hs uris-
ties. but ia an olsas, thcIaaucc possesses
a decided alauia-, over thc oll method.
Any person who IS at 90 skaI,ialyu this
point. can, with very little difficulty, at-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-01
OLD SERIES, VOL. %, NO. 3G.

moncy-dmwcr, though, many times ere 7
could realize that | was safo. Tho temptcr
had come, but an angel had mot and beaten
him away. Tn, doors and shutters were
closed, and then my employer sat down by
side.
Well, Charles, he commenced, Julia
has been telling me this afternoon that you
wholly support your mother"
Yes, sir, trcmblinglyauwcrol " Ny
sister, thus fr, has only been able to sup
port hcrself, and the rest comes on me"
"But how do you get along' Surely,
your salary her, Is not sufficient
cit has been sufficient. sir 70 find us in
food anl fuel. r1r-lrclothins Ihayc-"
"Eun In dlb,, ch2"
"Yo, sir; but will nsyrr DO IL again.
will g, ra-gci'if nocl D., but will not
run in lslt."
"Right, right, my boy Batwo viii fE
that an rish, now. have been thinking
for som, time Of increasing your pay, AMI |
will DO 20 now-u0t only SD, hut Imust Tut
il back to whore Gut thought or b., and
that was thrc, month, ago. let's soo.
Thrs, dollars q wsak 1r thirteen wapks.
would b, ,hiriy.nius dollars" Do, ail.-
" win that square y5u up?'
o. %, y.e. sir, and moro td1 900
Then YOU shall have that. and hereafter
you shall have that amount over each quar-
ter"
H. uil something moro about makinrm,
hi. head clerk sometime. aut DID not fully
unlrennllim. IrcraiysIthcmaury, laiI
tho tailor, and uhonI hal raolcImy home.
/ had become calm and larry. It.Ii my
mother and Lucy OF my sool fortune, anil
they wopt fr j9y.
YetI could nat help shullr.ns rarully
whenever thought or that terrible vision
which came ur1n One whi'r Che t.mrtar WAS
with m'. Elt-'gt ms ay .t .tarlm-'twas
an angels visit
i6rs have pa I'D away since t'a. time
Mr. E,.-sl IS an oIl mlu-my children or,
his grlulahillrrn, AMI che store that was
hts, is now hlrmiua. ~ has r.tr.I, and
the other half OF the extensive business ho-
longs 20 Lucy's husband Ny mother sull
lives, and, thank God, can yat bless hl .on
uat Dc 'as never yst called enc drop ol sar-
Tow 81 her liis cap.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-01
POETRY Y.
There was a Jolly Miller.

Ihero was u JOIIy mlIIeT'
There was a jolly miller once
Lived on the river Dee;
lie worked and sang from morn to night,
No hrk more blilhc than he.
And thi. the burden Of his song
Forever used to DO
81 carc 10, nobody, no, mo-, I,
II nobody cares Or me-"
The reason VII, he vas 90 hlilhc,
IIc once dol lhu. mfuli.-
"Thc bread I cat my hands have ,ancd,
c1yrt no m1n's goLl;
I 40 not far ucNt quarter day,
IN debt 10 none ! h..
I care ur nobody, s..
4 c,i, or two I've be my purse,
10 help needy friend,
4 little can give lhc poor,
Aul .ull have some 10 'psnI,
Though m1y itI, Nt ! fJ'l'c
Nn1lhrr's good t1 Gee.
care 1r nobody, Sc.
- l.'us his example Dhr,
A1l d. .r1n malice aCri
lci c,cry o1r hi. ns,ghIar serve,
As served hr'Ilikctphr'
Aul mruiy si1g thr 'Ishurmr song,
Arl chat a1I siHs with glrc,
If ur'pIy cares 70 1n.tfrus,
Why nrt 70 Tuit care vr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-01
snr-c,tlnrs IL the Fnrmtr.


SJ''u's' There "'' '." ',5 '''',' '"''
u'A,'4 on 90. '''h "''' 'a'0"''' VI '..'.
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veg ''''.' '' d ''-'' '''''! '.','' ''' '' '''.''
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'Ia'' large ana ",.''..''''l'' '"''' '"'
.a1'1 may 0r a'i.I l"' same rs '"' lH" y
a.n, and applied % Che same U.S..
Pos" N,n. This isa valuable fertilizer.
Naa you aa'e leisure cart out a gu''u'!
aE 10, AMI mix itw'ih your COMPOST or Tal
it in Your cattle yards aud Isa' 20 .' p'A.'
with tae s'.l eErT'm'ni' ami absorb '.'
urine. y i.w cords ". ''', "''l '. o' i's',
Na.D. 90 Your fields. Mixed wan ''a.' anu
ashes, 10 makes an excellent up l'..' ''a5 '.'
Aa.. ln grass. Potatoes m'a'''' WIN IT,
Boo 'ac h'.l' a..' a' "'''' ann '' '.,' ''
most -ar'.a '.l'''. ..'' particularly ''' |.'
tta'.'' ,"','' '..'' Carrot ',.' ! W, '"''
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N'" u,'f. y r.'' s'" N''' ''.' 900.
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morning ANU '''- ,' ,'.''.' ,..,. ',..''
'y' anu '.' '''. ..- 'N.' ~, '.'s - ~.
g0n.. s.'! '',".'"''''-" w. "', -.
-I.' ''..' ." '-' ,.7 M.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-01

FrSALITr oN CANApA TuIsrLEs ~" WHITE
DAISIES. \ friend informs US on the au-
thority of Millard Day, Esq, Of Brooklyn
that these nuisanccs may bo deHroyed 5y
once moring, if done during rarm ram.
Mr.. Day has satisfied himself Of this by re-
pcatcd successful experiments. The princi-
pie Of ITS action, no doubt, lies in the decay
Of the roots consequent upon the filling OF
the hollow stems with water.
The Homestead
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-01
New York Trees

llsiuC,s, and took the liberty OF ImTgtn.
C. the rrutcmcu on the board, anything hu
urri-ht intentions In coulgmuiug such trccs
Ilg seems entirely 70 have overlooked Oh.
r-., stated as th, result ol yars af gyU.r,,
enc, ami observation on such tr.c7, as Oh.
llyts OF che opinions cyrr-erl.
We lil not call the eatt-uiion o' our read
crs 90 chi, attack at the time, because w.
rurrha.aI o. lot of thgs, trees which had ar
GrleI us two winters gyrrgirucg with th.n
AMI w. thought vc would not .ay amy ,lia.
oa Che .uhf,r, until W., could J.t-mInr o..
r-salt OF Oh, thirl winters experience, %
as 90 not only rsTsl the unworthy ImTun.
u1us ou our boarl, hut give the r~a.t o
uar own experience iu tho premises. Iar
,yr are now TrgTlrrl to Do, and a.l Other
gentlemen Interested iu t'r sll. ul sue.
tr-e.. shall tg Welcome O. an thc benefit
trcy can derive from what wc have 90 say
bat befrgwg enter ou tli, ,lhre;, W. wish
o. ryr,, the imTuntirn oC iut.r~,oLm1tiyH
attributed % thc -rut'rnru who couigmue.
.-.r ,-... I'm ,r..fr r.m,rtsat tlg meeting
.r ,.- r,.-ll.., winter. INV, r-mrmb.r
.-..r, r., .r., ,rtr.m hl. up ever llI ans
.-..-... 3, ,r, ppr.rry rr.rgss whatever
r.f. f. ,urrstf-arv true Of C.I. Sim.
,.rrl, NJ Wa'I,harg'. who was most l-ct
..,. I'm rf, ,.aI .nratirn of o. bonn. ami s.at.
pltlemrs. facts as cgur- under hts OWL
rr.rau.a.
IN relation O. our own experience, w.
wish % ,av. that trg trre w.r, SO au o..
-.I land a.r,1 o., found lr tr..s. It IS
and was at the ,iuc OF citing .he tres, un.
Ir cultivation. 10 bas hai h.cl crops or
itgvrvvrar ..ur, thr trcrs w-r. so. 81, Oh,
r-...r, IN rr-arl 20 ..,,rr.. we wish &,
.,v. +, wr, dome .as well ft cga.I o.. if w.
know auy,h.n. about such work. We Dad
tha holes dug two f.t l..ranI uar l"t in
diameter, auI thrn were So particular o., not
O. allow o. ,.r-l, trg, o. hc 80 hv ans ru.
Qua, our,Er We sc, every tr.r with ON
own hands. b, thatwr know no tres 1..l
f-.r rs-r--t i'm this important work. Tlry
v.r. trrr,l-rry mul,lrl with Bar'ryg'aT
and although Oh, season wa, exceedingly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-01

\ Coon MAXIM. III, moro pncHh'y AMI
quietly we got on the blttsr--thc botter for
sand others. In nine cases ont OF ten the
wi.rst policy ia, ia man cheats YOU, quit
dsalin. with him; it be Is abusive quii his
company; IL be ISLANDERS y3I. tak' care 70
lis, tina, so nobody viii believe hm. NJ
matter who he s., or how De misusa YOU,
the winst way Is generally to lclv, hm
alone, lyr ,hcr, is nothing lo,,or than this
cool, calm, quiet way Of dealing with tho
wrongs SIC meet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-01
special Notice.

Agricultural Exchanges and communion
tIlus Coz This department, should hc direct
cI d. Oxford Democrat. " SOUTH Paris, Ne
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-01

Coon. The following god thing was
saii az IIayerhill recently By VI. Swirl. Of
Boston
\ democratic sheet, in apology Gr tho
blchclorho5l Of Buchanan, had said tha:
buchanan had been married to his country
ior CITY years. Ifthi5 was thccas,, be, Mr.
Swift, feared that Col Fremont in Noycm-
Der would be guilty Of greater indiscrc-
ton even than that Of running away with
Jessie Benton-that Of carrying oa the wiio
OF Buchanan.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-01
Agritnlturol.
"srEEp TuE rLow.
DARIUS FORBES, Editor.

Al ths arts apI srIrHrrs rrftT'n'n- o. hlr' 'r'
~I1s-N ltlkrl together, aHd hr' intimately '''n.''
vI stth AEriculturv. -AcUt'"tA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-01

\ young gentleman out ws' committed
saicrlc in very novel manner last week
week. lie ate pint Of dried apple AMI
.hcn drank water till hn hurt't.
Butte record., 1856-05-03
LEGAL NOTICES
SHERIrFS SALE

81 virtue of IA Execution issued ont n thu
bistilet Court. Ninth Judicial Dist-ic. in and
ior Bu.ie County, AMI STATE Of Calif,-n;s ~
rae iircctei ana delivered cumni2uliua III. te
lh16e TIE SUN q Jl-ee rbcusql. ami tgeatv-
enc SiAty-tTo enc bunire.itas dollars. Win
interest thereon from iis.s late - ,he rat, of
-au per cent per aUagu. t.}j paid ana the sum
ei seven, seven -i.ly vfa j. 4udretl;hs dutlars
e--ts ri s1ie- and ;ieerHing costs Of tins writ.
lisre,a Joan ii.rt is li.int.f and Ralph
J-rl. IS Defendant Therefore ~ purruenre
oi saia writ, / iaes seizei .ui levied non sii
oi the right, title, ard interest e the defend
ants IN sai1 vrit in and 10 he Glowing de-
serlbed property; to-wiJ. VIZ: All that certain
piece or parcel OF lanl situated in Dplir town
shlp, Butte county, located in The Second IA
Yue from the mouth If the Soa;h Eork # Dry
creek, claimed for mining purposes, cummen-
eng one hundred and 6i;y 800 feet above a
White Oak Tree marked with the letter s and
running down from eaid tree soyan hundred
ani hTty lt59) feet ts q corresponding mark;
Also All that certain piece or parcel Of land
ciAlmed for mining purposes. situated on Cher
okee kaviue, Ophir township, back Of the
store of p. Bean. containing four claims Of
about one hundred feet each:
Also All that certain piece or parcel Of land
claimed for mining purposes. situated on
Cherokee kavu9, in Ophir to5ns hip, contain
ing four claims Of about one hundred feet each
contiguous to the Feather River and Ophir
Water Ditch, near Beans store
Also al that certain piece OF parcel Of land
c'Arned Tor mining purposes, situated at
Thompson's Flat, Eureka township, Butte
county, consisting Of eight mining claims,
eight hundred feet, located in a southerly di
rection enc thousand fee. from said Thomp-
sons Flat, and contiguous to the fume Of tie
Water Ditch known as Morris Rayine and
Thompsons Flats Water Ditch;
Also all that certain piece OF parcel OF land
claimed for mining purposes, situated in the
S'uF of the bill back Of 0roYille, directly in
the rear Of the Orleans Hotel and bounded
ON the south by the claim of Joseph Snyder,
containing f'ty feet front, and running back
one hundred feet nore or less;
Also in and to certain Water Ditch and
water commencing at or hear n bigger Pine
Tree, blazei, On the south branch OF the Mid
lie Fork Of Dry Greek, Ophir toTnship, Butte
County, and near Lynchburg, running thence
to the mining claim known rs Summers x
Co, being about one mile in length, which
viii expose TO public sale ct the Western Ho-
tel, in Lyuchbarg, pphir township, Butte
county. ami State Of California on the 7th
day of May, \. Il. ls56, az ~ o'clock, 4. NJ,
10 the highest bidder for cash
p FREER,
Sheriff Butte County
Bidwcu AariI Il fS5H
Butte record., 1856-05-03
sEsERYpE . gAEu.

BIZ FIbItEof - execution issued out q s
Justice Court bJ Il 3 Sherperd Justice
of the Peace in and far 0phir Township Butte
County AMI 3tlts @. California. IA favor Of
a II Disab'l plaintiff, AMI agaiust Z
Butts 4efsudaut, f,r the sum Of S2l7 90 and
costs = suiJ. ia the SUM Of ;s24 90 and ffty
sue huadre,.tAs, together wish accruing costs
,4aYe levied upon and viii sell vt public Sale
III The 2Gth day of May 1896, the following
described properly. TO wit: All the shove
named Defendants right, title and interest
ia and to l60 acres u land, situatel in Ophir
Township, County aul S,a,e Hfsresaid. about
one and half mlss South Of tic Kentucky
Ranch. together with all the improvements
thereon.
Sale to take Place al Wilson's Store, six
miles south o. Wyanjotte. ~ the road from
Bidwel to Aarysvi.is, within the hours pre-
scriJoI boy law
r. FGEEG, Slerif But!r County,.
BY s. g Foen, Deputy. ap 26-4t 25
Nav >. 1886
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gRaEATN NOTICE

4 Ii persons having claims against the
n Estate Of James Clark. deceascd late Of
Buste County. ar. hereby notified to present
the sane to the undersigned, ut the 0fice q
Harris & Burt, Bdueu, Butte County. with
proper vouchers, within ten months from the
dats of this notice, or the came will be for
eve7 barred WILLIAM CLARK,
Administrator ef The Estate Of
JAMES CLARK, deceased.
Bidwell, April 26th 1856. 25
Harris and Burt Attorneys.
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AsSgGEEEs SAFE.

EEY virtue q authority in iae vested rs as
q } $ srre is the matter OF T. /. latg q aGi
Z Esins ys their ere .jtars petitioners
ia ms iYeHcI in the Honorable, tbe Csuutt
Court iu and FIR Butt cann;v. 4ud S ate Of
Cali raies saat r. F-r.ugnae q. an order made
by ths Aforesaid Court. e1 tAp 5ib la7 II
Aprl z !, 1855. l-, 9,diue FIR HE s...e II as
sets = ss.t e--sss, vii. pn the 5.a j. 3.
si.y, l. i lsa5- a. 70 o'c3oea II asa-ea !.
I sell - tH9 gina. tt.e. -n! ia1er,.t g..
tta Fr' i"ers l. Patton, .l z i.
g.l...ps z aad TO tie ,1.. sing des.sl8.i prom
cry. to-ei5, yiz: All that cortqin piece ar
parcel 90 ..nj situ4teI IN the town If OroviIle.
Orhir township. county of Butte, and State
aforesaid. AMI known and designated upon the
map If said town as follows: Commencing On
the uos th-west cornerof Myers and Moutron-
cry streets, running west on Montgomery
sl.ee. sxty-six (35l feet; thence northerlv
4as Auuirel and thirty-two 132l feet: thence
easteriy -ixty-six s1jl feet, thence southarlv
.as huniret eni tIir.y-tw0 1872 feet to the
nee If beslnirg, together with all and sin
alsr the hereitameats and aVpnrtenauce.
...sreaa-9 belonging, or in any wisa pertain
p. anl known as tie United States Hotel
-li lot, ct Oroville; the Hotel being large and
umoilous. Also ne following personal
rvper;y:-
IS dos Plstes,
" knives and Fs.ka.
" Tea spoons,
" Table >poons,
4 Cast5rs.
Large Dishes.
Pitcher.
10 Salt Cellars.
Syrup Cups
26 Single Matirs-Sca,
9 Pair Blansots.
Bed Comfyrtsrs,
Il Pillows.
se Sheets,
IL Pillow Cases.
Long 1nbl- ClotAa.
Large Towels.
II smal do
White Bed Spreads.
Is window Curtains.
Large Dining Tables.
is Dining Room Stools,
Carpet,
Cooking Stovs and it. Furuiturs,
81 Cot kedsteads,
All Of which viii b. sold st the above lie
seribsd premises n 0rovlic, on tie day above
STATED ts the highest bidder for cash.
T. FHl-E3, Assignee
Bidrsii. April T. 1886
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We that Suffer,
READ READil READ.
DIR TDAHgEHEsAS'
Great Italian Remedy.

For the certain and speedy cure CT diseases Of
private nature, no matter how long stand
ing, without any injurious effect to the
system or any change Of diet
Butte record., 1856-05-03
ESTRAY

TAKEN up ly the subscriber, on o. .bout
the lSia iay If March, ls56 one Pale Red
Crw, rit5 wli,e face, crop 81 LEFT ear and lor-
ped under t.e neck No brands visible IL.
oraer is requested to prove properly-pay
chargcs-snd take her avuy.
At. SPARKS.
Cheo Town.lLi2. Eults o.. March y. IS