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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-03-20
BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS.
C u a ri q


NXTILLIAM w. DUNCAN COM
w lLESySIOW 1fERCHAN7,,' and
dealer in every description of FERTILIZERS,
offers for sale - ruj DIS Ya 10aA1 sliG Yfi
PERUVIAN GUANO, No. i, Furnished
at Government prices, the ton of 2240 lbs,
delivered either from ship, Warehouse at the
Point or at my. Warehouse up town, ON terms
advantageous to consumers; also, MEXICAN
GUAN0S, White and Brown, A. A., selected
from Cargos rich in phosphates ..... II.
COLOMBIAN GUANO, the me Plus Ultra
of Phosphate Guano. ''''' H'i
"DE BURG'S' SUPER PT0SPH ATE. fr
-HRHODES'' SUPER PHOSPHATE OF
LINE, from Formula Of State Chemist.
Also, PLASTER, BONE DUST, and every
known Fertilizer, which can be had in lots to
suit and at the Lowest Market Prices 1iGHs'
.gss- VIII attend faithfully and punctually
to the SALE OF WHEAT, CORN and PRO
DUCE generally, and to the Purchase of Goods
Of any kind, including Farm-Stores, Agricul-
tmal Implements, Seeds, &c. ADDRESS i'-'
Ei3aE.ga .g1 WIN. w. DUNCAN, DID,
No. 80 S. Charles Street, Baltimore, MIDI
.gss5~ All orders left with WIN. BRADDocK,
Rockville, Nd, will be punctually attended
to. .....,..... [feb. 2o-tf.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-03-20
THE UNIVERSAL FAyoRITE.
.sost, Class 255.
CORBLN & co, AGENTS.
b, sI0 prlzcs, amounting to.......... .s5s. 2sa
% Tickets $l-Shares in proportion

u
-ils Tickets $l--Shares in proportion. 1
We invariably answer letters by return mail
enclosing the tickets in a good safe envelope
and always observe the strictcst confidence.
After the drawing is over, we send the official
drawing, with a written explanation of the re-
suit of the venture. All prizes bought at this
office are payable Immediately after the draw
ing in Current Money, and we take Bank Notes
ofany State, or Bank Drafts in payment for
Tickets atpar.' For odd amounts in making
change we receive postage Stamps, they being
more convenient than silver. Correspondents
may place the utmost confidence IN the regu-
arity and safety of the mails, as very few or no
miscarriages ofMoney happen when properly
directed to us. Be careful that you mention
your Post Office, County and, State Give us
al least one single trial, you cannot lose much
if not gain. One single trial may make you
independent for life. TRY Us. There should
be no such word as Gill; Address We
Hgsak CORBlN a. co.
Box 100 Post 0fice, Baltimore, Nd.
Raltimora letoher n lQK4 .ss#a..' q 4
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-03-20
BY Hugh Bowling G Co.
'is's ATCTEOyEER! :. 20 % 'i''
REGULAR DAY Z EVENING SALES.

4 =
,, REGULAR DAY & EVENING SALES Z
RfHE subscribers, determined to de-
III vote their whole attention to the
Auction and Commission Business, respectfully
inform the public that they are prepared to re
eeyeall goods Consigned to their care for sale
atpublic anctionJ that no cxertions on their
part Shall be spared to obtain The best prices
for the same by fair and impartial representa-
tonsi andas they intend to confne themselves
to strict cash business unless otherwise or
dcred, those sending goods TO their sale shall
be settled with immediately when the goods
are delivered to the buyers. Goods sent to
them FOR evening sales can be settled for next
morning, if sold. A regular evening auction
for tie sale Of all kinds Of merchandise can by
this means be of great service to the conlmu-
nifty, whose patronage is most respectfully So
licited by the publc's obedient servants,
* 4I3mJEi HUGH BOWLING & co. ttie
.t,..-... Auctoneers
Day Sales-Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday mornings, at 10 O'clock and every
evening at o'clock, at the Store, No. 50, Var
mum Buildings, Louisiana avenue, and ut all
other times and places where their services are
required. Sales on the Market Square, oppo-
site the Bank Of Washington, attended as usual
ON market days 9'te7 & q. r7 7ia3
Cash advances on eonsigpments.
a' b. WJnHUGll BOWLING & co.
100 Auctioneers.
Washington, D. c., Jan. 2e-l2m 1880
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-03-20
IfOrscs--StRbles.

Most stables arc constructed in direct
violation Of every law of nature. They
are made to slope from the hay-rack
back to the heels Of the horse, when
horses natural position is with the fore
feet the lowest. The hay-rack is 50
high the horse is compelled to reach up to
get the hay His natural position, while
feeding, is with his head to the ground.
The stalls are so high he cannot see his
companions, while he is naturally gregaz
rious and loves company. In the stable
he stands on floor; naturally, on the
earth. In his natural wilds he is a ra-
cling animal; in the stable he is SO con-
fined that he cannot lie down, and can
scarcely turn himself .t-..
Is it wonderful. then, that nearly every
horse is unsound? Standing with the
fore feet highest throws tue weight and
strain on the fexor tendons, and destroys
tho back Turning the nose unnatural
ly upward strains the tendons Of the
neck while he is eating; and is often,
unquestionably, the cause of poll evil.
High and separate stalls destroy his ma
sural social qualities. aud make him sour
and morose; and a hard plank floor, on
which he is doomed to stand for twenty
and twenty-four hours at time, win
produce ring bone. -.
Another defect in many Stables Is,
that they are too tight, with a NOV of
hay over them The ammonia arising
from the urine has no chance to escape |:
the horse is continually breathing. it |; il
penetrates the hay, and he is continually
eating it. How often do we enter a
stable in hot weather, when the ammo
niacal air is so pungent that we can
scarcely breathe it; and yet the horse is
compelled to stand in it, and breathe il
and cat his food that is completely satura-
ted with it, Can we wonder that the
horse rs subject to unusual and sudden
acute and fatal diseases! 1t is more to
be wondered that he lives at all under
such circumstances. 1eF 500 a4
Hay should never be placed over a
stable, SO as to receive the ammoniacal
gas; but stables should be ventilated
above, 50 as to let the gas and foul air
escape.
Another error in the construction of
stables is the openings for throwing out
manure, and ventilation In most sta
Bles, the openings are for the two-fold
purpose. In the first place, the open
ings are too low, and allow the current
of air to blow on the horse. The effect
is the same as a current of air on bu-
man being, producing cold, fever, cough
and consumption, ,,,-f,,
Nor is this all this current Of air,
which is all the good air the horse has
comes in from the manure heap, and is
but addiag more poisonous gas to that
already existing. 81, - &c.,.
II is morally wrong as well as econom.
ically wrong, thus to treat the horse, one
OF the best and noblest Of the brute crca-
ton. - Ohio Farmer. Z, (. r,@.l., III
To RELIEVE CitoKRD CATTLE.
editor Of the Country Gentlemen sug
gests the following node of relieving
choked cattle; .tQl 1a,7.rrs 49, =
Mix spoonful of gunpowder viii
enough hogs lard to form n ball the six,
Of hen 5 egg-open the animals mouth
and pulling out the tongue lightly, chucl
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-03-20
nv 4 ~ DItILLIdN #. -
sg5.bo,4 ,267 Dollars. T.IlW,
MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
CLASS $40.
t.ee C0RBlN q Coz AGENTS. =.

20, Sol prizes amounting to......,......$47, 267
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-03-20
~ HAVE made ng,erocn,

81 'hHi1 HAVE made arrangements
TaE with one of the best Boot-mab-
z ers in Philadelphia to he kept
MFH constantly supplied with the We
VIII f,Ary best and most fashionable
tI french CalEskin sewed Doors,
9k@48S== warranted French calf, or no
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-03-20

To RELIEVE CitoKRD CATTLE.
editor Of the Country Gentlemen sug-
gests the following mode Of relieving
choked cattle; ,tNIY 4a,4.rrs yT"y -
Mix spoonful of gunpowder with
enough hogs lard to form ball the size
Of 'segg -open the animals mouth,
and pulling ont the tongue lightly, chuck
the ball Of lard and powder into tho
throat, let 60 the tonge and the work is
done, i have tried thisin two instances
and II produced immediate relief"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-03-20
DISTRICT ADVERTISEMENTS.
a. GREEN.

A UCTfoNEERt AND COMMISSION MER-
IA CHANT, Corner of 9Th and d Streets,
WASAINGTON CITY, ID. C.
Has on hand a large and extensive ASSORTMENT
of NEW, Ell RNITURE which he viii sell on
the most reasonable terms. Call and examine,
and am sure can please you. " 2HfsfEl
jan 26Tl2m =, "A. GREEN, Auctoneer.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-08
Trustees Sale

yxYuRpRAS on the 1lth dar q Tccsab-r, A. j,
w 1854 Charics J. II E,srr and Christina Ey ser,
III. wifc execuiei unto Austin Gorbin e. Tfu-fr',
certain deed Of trust yng to said Tfustf" the
land in Scott county Iva, described as follows
vii. me east ha,f d Lot number five ~ IN VI az
number four a. the city OF Davenport which .s'a
convrvancc vas made b. the said CHARLES ). u snd
Christina his wife, fer the purpose ~ securing The
nayment Of certain promissosy note. and the lot
est thereon signed by aid Charles J. Es.er dated
the iIth day ~ December. A. D. 1854, and pay BE
IN The order Of j. C. Bonner in one year roio date.
~ in interest at ten per cent pr snnnu, which mote
M. a. ery ards ass gned to Nicholas F'Jerysry.
Aud nov sald note having become due
and "a yable and the tasd GhsrlesJ II. Eyser bs,ns
faiied 10 bay the same, Austin Corbin, Trustee ~
,sars,id. d. hereby give this public notice. that ~
v,rt NJ i, he ever which H. Ia me vested ~ SAID
dred az Trust viii IN TUESDAY, 1HE SEVENTH DAT
nr ArRu A. d 1851, At the hour Of O'Clock 10 the
st,rnn II said day. at the Court House door In the
civ az Davenport, expose and oer for sale, 1t pub
,,r 10 the hehes, bidder for cash the pared
~ land above de. crLed, or 80 much thereof - Ahs
be sufBciens 70 sstsfy and pay the amount Of said
ro With The interest therein TO the day Of sale. 20.
..her Nth All the costs End cxpess attending ssd
sale costs OF This notice and Trustees fees. Upon
M comrlctlon OF such sale ceed will be given 10
.roorance vii the stipa alton Of said Died o! Trust
Dated the Isth day Of March, 4. y. 1871
mrhladts AUSTIN CONAN, Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-08
TRUSTEES SALE.

7 j james Nav, aud oil other persons whom IL ma
osneern:
WHEREAS On the card day ~ JIM, 1859, \
w Jof Graham dt draw his oe ain Bl OF DRAFT
Of that date upon james May for the sum or thirty
eight iundr 81 aud rcnty se dnlisrs tasahi. nine
ty drys after the date thereof to he ORDER OF I'm
,,rshan, which Bill wssdulv accepted Nv the AL
James MAY And whereas On the said I'D dav u Jun,
4 H. $50. the sad John Graham DID draw $50 her
certain Bill ~ thai dat upon the said james MAJ
81 the i'm ~ fity live hundttd dollars. payable ipir
months after the dat thu reof, I" the order II John
Graham, and which was duly accepted by The laid
Jaiaes MAY:
nl wheres. la order IL -eclir. The reymeut q
sail Bins - ace pied by him, the said james MAY
,f OH the said 23td day II June, \. d ihSb, CT
tel unto Austin CortIn, trustee certain Do II
Trust sing 10 SAID T,htie", the isrctl ~ tau
lvtrg ana being siiua al Ia Scott County
n N, Stat. ~ l wa Described IS follows I" vi
Tn. nth one la OF ok No. twenty (2nl A. tire
s.u,a - known designated and described ipon til
/ Plat OF thf N Town, Tow City ~ DaVenpnt'-ahi' b
-sii Decd Of rrus was duly acsn4y dyed, std wa
On III osth day u sept Inbe-. A. H. 1875, duly Md
| md recorded in The Rerorders Cice ia said s'o,i
| County.
And now the sail Bli- havne berop,f due shd psy
able AMI the st James Mas having failed TO ia, Ia
sam r either ~ theU. you the rrid James May ard
all Other persons whom II may concern, are hereby fo
,n.t and public notice i, hereby given, thai I, th'
u,,,t 1ei AUS IN Cnrbin. Trustee as aforesaid al
| ~. request u The sad John Grsbsn, the owner a
.sii B.l- aud in pursu nee Of The power vested ~
M l,v said De. II Trust, wi on Tuesday, the -
d.y April. A. D. 1851 ut The hour o. Two o'c,o's
n, The afternoon Of said day. at ia. Cosri House doo
In the OTIS Of Davenport in cott County Aforesaid
exro.e AMI offer for sale at public Auction. 10 fht
tsbe, bidder for cash, the parcel Of land atove de-
scrih4d a. mu,h thereof ~ shall b. Necessary e
! satisfy The amount then due said Bis with al
coat. sud expenses attending the making u said sale
p.tnd this ID day Of April, A. d. 1857.
.nr q dikw4tl AUSTIN CORBfS. Trustee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-08
New Firm.
AhESsRS. h n PARKS 4 co. having purchase
| lvl the entire stock Of
CYOfhiMg Cloths.

FANCY CASSIMERES, CLOTHS,
VE9TINdGs. e1cc.
whsh will offer toour friends within few days
the old stand Of Edward Alden opposite LeClaire
Row.
| mch2.df V. II. PARKS 90.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-08

REMOVAL
OF
HARD WIRE.
LIVINGSTON and LOCKWOOD hsvc removed 70
Second Street, Two doors East OF Perry, ~ the
sign OF the Anvil.
Our Store which was bniit expressly for our husi-
ness Is large and commodious. We have II hliei T.
Is capacity with IN ealirely stock Of Hardware
which. in quantity and quality, will compare fav-ra-
bly, with any In the Strife.
We are prepared to AL all bills, either Wholesale or
Retail al the very lowest prices. Country Merchants
Builders Mil Owners and Macbnsts, are raF,lcn-
larry invited 10 ex.mine goods and prices.
SPORTIys'G GOODS.
lAlE HAVE probably tile best assortment o!"nn',
W Flasks, and Pouches, there j IN Inc eliv. 40
Ha<Srrd's PO,r1ler, eaualt. II not the best ar'tir
manufactured, Fishing Rods Rees, Inns ~
LIVINGSTON LOCKWOOD,
l-yur. and ~rough.,x aus and Spike, C,inker Atlnch
\ Nails LIVINGSTON / LOCKWOOD.
Oarroeaate1.'0 Tools.
|,OPHLAND's eiabI at d Plane, Of sll deserit ons
~ WARRANTED
pEST Brighs Carprnter's Ca, sits AnE"r btt.
- Norticing and Frmer Chisels, and Carpt siiess.
Best assortment In this city.
CyAW-Hand Psnnel, Rip. Key Hole, Web aud Fell
= Ice Spear and Jackson amt Other celebrated
makers.
IIATCHETS shngling lath, aud claw beach axes.
III bcys and chcppng axes, Collins, Davis and
whites manufacture
noRING Machine, wood and II, n R-rch Screws,
ID Saw and Plane Handles, at the sign OF the Anvil
| LHILEsLRothcrty's MIL and rther Files-the best
1 = ~.A in ~ L.. II.
| NA1HIPS-The largest stock Of Team Carriage, and
| M Riding Whips and LAshes In the city J. > l..
H1o .pER's sand Riddles Sleeves. Plas,ernr,
| M Brick and Pointed Trswels. L. L.
| CM,TH's Bellows, Hand Hammers and Slsdses,
| = Solid Box Vices at Z. : Il.
| r1NAMEL Kettles, wanie Irons. Cine Rnasters
| T. Police Lamps, Engineer'sA Carpenters Oilers,
| rTINGEB, Hook ard Strap field's Iooee and Past
| III Joint hinge Chest and CAT Hinge l. = l..
| RINDsTONEs for Family and Hotel nse--needed
VI in every house. L. i-
Japan ware, ali kinds. Iron, Brass and Planishei
j Candle Sticks, Sheet Brass, Sheet znc Brass An
nesied and Brirhi Ware, Copper Wire. H. I.
DRASS Kettles all sizes, very rie assortment En-
| II ammpiIed Kettie., French Ladies and Sauce
Pans. LAL.
RON and Wood well Curbs Pump Cnains, and
| i Wheels, Well wheels, he. H. =.
<vHAINs, English proaf coil, Shit an Long Liuh
u bright OK Halter, Well Jack and Trace Chains.
| Cow Ties. LkL.
| u1RUsHES Paint, varnish and Marking. Counter
| II busters, white wash, Shoe, Scrub, Ornmo cloia
| aud Hair Brushes, Feather Busters. J.. l..
CALL AT
LIVINGSTON Z LOCKWOOD,
Stan Ofthe saSscjl,
,.,,7s.f SECOND STREET
FISHING TACKLE,
r,onpLKTH stock q evsrythins wanted by Fisher
~ men, received this day
Rods,
| Reels,
Sevivels,
shrimp Nsns enA Fish sIsars
aJtf LIVINGSTON HOLLYWOOD.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-08

WHEREAS on tie 22i day q August, 4. D 1876,
w y. Daneisen and port thea Danielsrn. his wife
ex, cut d unto Austin Cortin, As Trustee, certain
deed Of Trust conveying % said Trustee tle land IN
Scutt county, Iowa, described a. follows, 10 vii -
Thirty feet front running tack 10 the alley hrn-
dr. si fifty feet "a ON the west SADIE Of l. tnnm-
her tw elye ti2l In tock number two ~ In Green's
Addition 10 the city ~ Davenport. iowa shown
BY the recorded plat Il SID Addition which said
veyanc. made ~ the sadly. Dan-ls.,n ant Dor
ohea ia vie for The purpose Of secu log the pay
men, II g rtain Iroynissory nop and the iattrest
thereon, sign by said r. Dan.i-en, lated The 22i
day OF suggest, 4. j. 1855. and Fayftie TO order OF
william u. Abbott, on the ?2d LAY OF D.crmter, 4.
d. 1853.
And now sai note having become due and pay al c
sud the said Dsnirlsen having failed 10 AZ the
same l. Austin Corbiu. Trustee as Aforesaid al the
request OF said william Abbott, the owner u as'
A crhy give this public notice that by vrtnc q
The power which is in ste by said deed & Trust,
| will on SATURDAY, THE 251HpAy or April A. y.
1857 al the hour o O'Clock IN the Afternoon 81 said
day at the Court House door in the city Of Dsven-
port. expose and oG for sale nj public auction t.
the highest bidder for cash the parcel u land above
described Or 70 much thereof a. hail b. Sufficient 10
satisfy aud pay the amount u said note with th' In
te.est thereon TO the day Of sale. together with all
the costs and expenses attending said sale Gusts ~
this notice ard Trustees fee.
Dated the 3isi day Of March, A. n 1851.
msrchs,ts AUSTIN CoRBIN. Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-08
DINING SALOON

- N - - - u n - ~ =
TEE PALACE DINING SALOON IN = sssSS
oSsned. on Wednesday next March 18th vhien
-, ~ cnsSucted a heretofore on the Ess'ern sno
Europssa psaa under the supevyi.soe q - Nnon.
yrters. game end mests Of al kinds servea :. - n
hour 10 any styie Ard II manner w. q, !, y,
Ri 70 o'ciocs !. On i iii and tim . y >,
~, - r.svsa.x wssH ee1ps1snt - ehcieet ecoke
frel aassrsd Of rnderiag ~ ~ p:rmcs ~.
ssocn r 0ttsd . - eeuAusleA 10 80 oeasss =
;o render n ~ Eass tashiCpAele - 49, ~
y sort Is tks 0ty. gAsse vhe ~ Eae g ~ wv
=! s..s!:s z 4 l:. y s ~ ~ 81
ssA yfsaj
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-08

EK.a.N'kL"
Insurance Company.
Once n. woo . ofMsin 4 Cheshutstreet
ST. LOUIS, MO.
Capital, e2OO.oOo
WIN. DENCH, Pres'i AID. ABEIEs, Vice Pres
CHAS. ABRAMS0N, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
II. A. Cuno Chas. =. Meye1 Henry Block
9. Meier, A. {. Cordes, E. Wilmot,
H. J. Spauntorsi.
P.B HARDING, Agent, Davenport, Iowa.
The undersigned is Agent E this nrw Insurance
Company, which IS managed by some o! The most sub
santal business men Of ST. Louis and il ready AT all
times 10 take risks reasonable rats. II should
not be overlooked that this 10 good Western Com
csny, and should BE- supported ~ citizens esd
Ct being swlndled ty Eastern wnaling institution
OF which there are many.
dec23dly p. R. HsRDING.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-08
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CLOTHING.

New Firm.
AEssRs. n II PARKS 4 co. having purchased
lvl the entire stock Of
Clothing, Cloths,
AND FURNISHING GOODS. aCr
OF Esward Alden are nov Offering them al greatly
reduced prc, for cash.
W. hope to merit liberal share Of public patron.
age We shall continue the manufacture of custom
work under the supervision 81 Mr. John Dunn. Gar
made to order tn neAness and in the most APP
proved style. Mr.. Alden with his usual good taste,
while in the market few days past has purchased
for US fine stock OF
FANCY CASSI RES, CLOTHS,
VE9TINGs. e1sc.
wheh w will offer toour friends within few days
the old stand Of Edward Alden, opposite LeClaire
Row.
mch2adt R.H.PARKs n co.
WANTED.
500 Men, Youths and Boys
S.l.MlEL PERRY
HAS On hand tn largest stock Of
II READY-MADE CLOTHING
(of ht, own man ufaeture) ofitred in Davenport:
which must b. closed out 10 make for new and
I comp le;e stock for Spring and Summer trade In
ord. dispose OF stock Of Winter Goods IN the
shortest pos. ble time will or thirt, days my
I Who'll" stock Of Ready-Mad" clothing ~
COST PRICES.
choic, lot Of FURNISHING GooDs. consisting In
part Il Fine White and Fancy Shirts, Under esothing
lndkerehies Gloves. Collars, hosiery, Suspeu icrs,
India Rubber God, Trunks, valises, kc.
Only or. price. Cali and see
SAMUEL PERRY,
snIiltf Brady street opposite Post Ofice.
EMPORIUM CLOTHING STORE.
SAMUEL PERRY'S
MERCHANT TAILORING
EST A b ILLS II Nj r n T.
nN east side Of Brady at, opposite the new Post "
~ hce, STILL HAS THE LEAD, In the superior
quality of work and goods and the low price thereof
keep constantly on hand a good supply Of Cloths
Csssmeres, and vestngs Of fashionable styles Snt
colors.
And having employed Mr.. o. s. KNAPP, 4 YRS
CLASS CUTTkR foreman, who Is not equalled BY an!
In both FITTING PERSON. PLEAsixG the vARIE7
TASTES and FANCY Of promiscous class Of patrons,
feel assured that all who favor with their custom
will be WE'LL PLEASED with WORK and GOODS.
l also keep large assortment OF hrss-rate
READY.MADE CLOTHING,
MANUFACTURED By MYsKIr, and offered at low hgur
Also Q rood assortment Of Gents FURNISHING
, GOODS, Of fashionable styles Also, HATS, CAPS
TRUNKS and UMBRELLAS, etc. Please give me
call, and examine my stock before purchasing else
where.
sctl6tf ]. PkRRY
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-04-18
FAMILY NAKEs.-Family names are

Family NAKEs.-Family names are
rather rich study. The English Re
gister General,' lately published,
shows that there are nearly forty
thousand different sirnames in Eng
Land. 1t is estimated that among
these there are fifly-three thousand ia
miles bearing the name of Smith, for>
ty-one thousand bearing the name of
Jones. The Smiths ane Jones' alone
arc supposed to include about half
million of the population. 'In an aver
age, 1t seems that one person in seven
ty-three is Smith, one in seventy six
a Jones, one in one hundred and fifteen
Williams, one in one. hundred and
forty eight a Taylor, one in one hun
dred and sixty two Davis, and one IN
one hundred and seventy fonr Brown
Among the list of peculiar names Civ
EN-, We note the following: Affection,
Alabaster, Allbones, Awkward, Baby.
Bolster, Bowel, Brains. By, (the short
est English name, Camomile, Corpse,
Dagger, Eighteen, Fowls, Fussey, Gin,
Hogsfesh, Idle, Jelly, Kiss, Lumber,
Middle, Nutbrown, Officer, Pocket,
Qnince, Rabbit. Sanctuary, 'Tombs,
Unit, Vulgar, Waddie, Yellow, and
ZEAL
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-04-18

PRovERBs.--l. A good word for a
bad one Is worth much and costs little.
2. He who knows not when to be sill
en', knows not when to speak. 3.
Oppression causes rebellion a. Where
content is, there is a feast. 5. The
drunkard continually assaults his own
Life. 6 Show me liar and | will
show you thief 7. That which helps
one man may hinder another, s. A
good education is the foundation OF
happiness. 9. Most folIies owe their
origin to self-love. 10. Ne tree takes
so deep reot as prejudice IL. In
form Yourself, and instruct others.
II. Truth is the only bond of friend
ship.