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Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-07

9th of Feb Mr.. Myers Truett, leading
member of the San Francisco Vigilance Com
mittee, was arrested while on board, by the
Sheriff and his deputies. The arrest was
made at the instance of Mr.. Reuben Maloney
one of the prisoners who was banished from
California by the Committee, very excit-
ing scene took place on board at the time
he was taken off by the Sheriff7s posse.
The New York Herald states that Truett
having eluded the vigilance of the Sheriff
and his posse for months, they receiv :
information a few days previously that
Truett intended to return to California on
the Illinois on the 9Th Sheriff Willett. to-
gether with Cornell and Grumpy, attended
by posse of deputies proceeded to the foot
of Warren street, and at ! past one, P NJ i,
boarded the steamer, and having informed
her officers of their business, instituted a
search on board the vessel From intorma
ton obtained on board, the Sheriff fixed on
one apartment used as linen loom, which
they said contained Truett
Admittance to this room, however. was
refused and having no authority to break
open the room, the officers Of the law decd-
ed on returning to the Court to obtain fur
ther power
Before leaving the ship they deputized
several gentlemen to watch the door until
they should return. The Captain ordered
this deputation on shore Immediately after
the Sheriff had departed Before the v ell
could sail, that officer appeared, armed with
authority to break open suspected places,
and demanded permission to search the
money vault and lower parts of the vessel,
which was refused. He then went to break
open the door Of the linen room in which
Truett was suspected of being concealed
At this stage of the proceedings, lady
passenger told the sheriff that the man had
been removed from that ROOM boy poiut-
ed out the room in which Truett lay con-
cealed.
The sheriff with his posse forced open the
door of the room indicated, and found MIR.
Truett huddled up under berth, in great
fear and trembling lie was Immediately
brought forth and identified, although he
had on a false pair of whiskers, slouched
hat, and coarse dress. When brought on
deck large crowd assembled around him,
and he looked very pale. In this strait, he
appealed to the crowd for protection, and
was replied to rs follows:
''You need have no fears of being hung by
mob here; but you must answer to the
laws for your acts
Mr. Truett was then landed about four ?.
NJ, and marched up Warren Street to
Broadway, and thence to the Sheriff s Office
in custody. He was afterwards lodged in
Eldredge Street Jail. where he remained at
a late hour in default of bail
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-07

REWARD FOR MURDERERs.-0n Wednes-
day Gov johnson issued his proclamation
offering s., 500 for the arrest and delivery
to the Sheriff of Los Angeles county, Fran
cisco Daniel, alias Paneho Daniel. alias Gu
erro one Andreas Fontes; one Leandro Lo-
pez, and one Ell uerro Gaiindo, alias Piqai,
mini, supposed murderers of the late Sheria
J. r. Barton, of Los Angeles county, and
Little, Baker and Daily of his party. A re
ward of 81 900 is offered for Daniel, and
$500 for each of the others.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-07
Second Dispatch.
Return of Ned MCGOWAN!
Juan Flores, Chief of siie BandittI, Hung,
by the People at Los Angeles!
SAN FRANcIsco, March LIST, 4 p. y

SAN FRANCISCO, March 1st, P NJ.
The Sea Bird has arrived, from Southern
California Most of those persons arrested
and lying in Jail at Los Angeles at last ad-
vices, have been liberated. Juan Flores,
the leader of the banditti was hung by the
people on the 18th of February, at Los An
geles.
Jno. Powers was arrested at Santa Bar
bara, subsequently escaped.
Clipper ship Andrew Jackson arrived last
evening 102 days from New York.
ROTCE
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-07

gas- Rowe is still pushing his inyestiga-
tons of the Habeas Corpus act. He lately
applied to Judges Norton and Hagar. of San
Francisco, for hearing, but they declined.
Good. We hope the balance of the Judges,
If applied to will do ikewise-thus saying
to the HabeGs corpus al salts
fdcieadunI' Sl24 COO.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-07

SrEvENsoN's REGIMENI.-A meeting of
the resident members of Steyenson's Regi-
ment was recently held in San Francisco,
for the purpose of devising ways and means
to celebrate the tenth anniversary of their
landing in California.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-07

An article on education in France
published in the Constitutional, states that
in the year 1855, more than 100000 boys
and 100000 young girls-S50,000 children
from six 20 thirteen years of age, received
no kind of instruction whatever
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-07

CoBBLE SroSE-Quite a trade in the
the cobble stone line, has sprung up between
Sacramento and Saa Francisco, this article
being required for street improvements at
the Bay city
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-07

PERMANENT TENANTs.-Two Fremont
men, responsible parties, hired a room in
the Brooklyn Museum building. New York
to be occupied as head quarters till FIRE.
mont was elected. The landlord holds them
to their bargain
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-07

GMessrs James and John Torrey have
arrived at Stockton from Nicaragua. They
confirm the news of VS. lker's success in every
particular, and express the opinion that the
Costa Ricans have surrendered TO him.
GS>The Daily San Francisco Union has
''gone in" 1t was RAT concern. No
body hurt.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-07

w. Of the seven prisoners who escaped
on Thursday last from San Quiutin, three,
it is said, were killed and one wounded The
latter was found near Saucelito,iu the chap
parel, and taken back
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-07

PREsroN S. DRooKs. The State Journal
ington state that Preston s. Brooks died
from the effects of poison administered to
him.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-07
SECOND DISPATCH.

SAN FRANc1sco. March 5, $50 2. Nj.
The steamer Golden Age sailed to-day
with 300 passengers and Sl,442,0oo in
treasure.
The Orizaba left with 800 passengers and
arms and ammunition for Walker.
Clipper ship Flying Dragon, 90 days from
New York, arrived to-day. BoYcE.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-07

ARAxE CARBOHYDRATES should notice
the advertisement cf 4. Tuska, Co Marys-
vile, who are selling everything in the
clothing line at remarkably low prices.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-07

va Oliver Trainor has beaten Kennovan.
On Tuesday last, at San Francisco, he fin
ished walk of one hundred and ten consec-
utive hours.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-07

HELD TO BA1L.-The late Stale Treasurer,
Henry Bales. has been held to bail in the
sum of SO 900 each, on two indictments for
felony
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-07

~ At Weaverville, last week, Mr. Row.
lingson, a merchant of that town, fell from
the third story of the Court House, and was
severely wounded.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-07

ATLANTIC MAIL-The Atlantic mail will
close in Oroville at ii o'clock A NJ. on Tues
day.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-07

Shot DEAD.-Last Saturday evening, at
shot by Frank Moore, and fell dead.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-07

Gs- A gentleman in San Francisco, at
the recent Senatorial election, voted q
hundred dollar check instead of ballot.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-07

S- The Germans of San Francisco have
proven their superiority over the Know
Nothings in game of chess.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-07

PoLrrIcAL.-The complexion of the Uni
ted States Senate stands SO Democrats; "a
Republicans; and 5 Americans.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-07

The IMPEACHMENT TRlAL-The Senate
have fixed upon the 9th day of March for the
trial of the impeached Controller, Whitman.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-07

SUNDAY.-Yesterday was remarkably
pleasant day, and passed off quietly and
orderly.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-07

SERVED HIM RIGHT-A man was fined
twenty dollars in San Francisco, recently,
for selling liquor to drunken men.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-07

w Watson has placed US under obliga-
lions for down river papers.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-07

y Watson has loaded our table with
Atlantic papers and Magazines. Call at his
depot for anything in the news line.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-07

9- The Indebtedness of Butte County on
the 1st of January, was $3.50 SO.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-07
Bill l. OF + A II Il
S 7. PAT RiCKS SUPP Err

ST. PATRICK SUPPER:
oRovrtLE, March 4, 1851.
To Messrs Cushion & Collation.,
Committee of Arrangements:
Gentlemen-Nithini enclose you Bill of Fare;
which propose To up for your Bali on St. Pat
rc>'s Day, March 18th, for five hundred couple.
am, gentlemen, your obedient servant
SAMUEL I. WILCOX.
Bill of Fare.
$ 6; !. mode. S ~
Entrees.
Hams oruamented with Aspic Jelly.
Bears Head ornamen tad with Aspc Jelly.
Braized Hams
Boned Turkeys stuffed with Trufile.
Dishes of Mouton tranche la Miette.
do Cervile Farne.
Salads.
Chicken, Oyset
Lobster. English Sandwich;
Pastry.
CuTrant Tarts Green Cage
Green Apple, Damson,
Cranberry, Apple Meringues.
Pyramids.
ieringues, tOcOanut,
Ornamened, Temple of Liberty.
Washington Monument. Table Mountain Drop,
And Variety OF Small Cake.
Jellies.
Madeira Jelly, Pine Apple,
Strawberry, Blanc Mango.
Creams.
Vanilla, Strawberries.
Fresh Peaches and Cream.
Fruit
Oranges, Apples,
prunes, Figs,
Almonds, Raisins,
Fiiberts
Confeciioneres Assorted. Coffee and Tea,
The above Supper prepared NJ the Butte Restaurant
OrOville ms SAMUEL I WILCOX, Proprietor
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-07

lcEutcu py 2OOQ thdO HC VIII give
himself up tomorrow, and petition Legisla-
ture to change county of trial. He is armed
to the teeth with revolvers, knife and strych-
nine. He arrived here yesterday from the
South
San FRANCISCO. March End 8 90 PM.
Schooner Ida arrived from Guaymas last
night; all was quiet when she left Gen.
Gandara's brother, who has charge of the
Revolutionsts, was defeated in battle at
Hermezillo, and 90 of his men killed. He
gave himself up to Gen. Pesquera.
A party of Indians numbering 80, had
destroyed the town of Santa Cruz.
The boat sent over from the Sierra Nevada
to lake Nicaragua, reached San Carlos, and
was taken possession Of by Costa Ricans.
The Wagon Road bill was expected to pass
on the 9th of February, the road to be start
ed from Fort Kearney, on the Platte river.
thence by fort Laramie, South Pass, and
Honey Lake TO the California line
Arrived to-day. clipper ships West Wind
and Morning Light, Boston; Beaver and
War Hawk, New York.
BOYCE.
Ned McGowan has vamosed through fear
of arrest by the Vigilance Committee.
SACRAMENTO, March 4-3 P NJ.
The Senate this morning after long de-
bate, adopted the following resolution, which
was offered by the Judiciary Committee,
Mr. Norman only declining to vote upon it,
and no one voting against it.
Concurrent resolutions concerning the
public debt
Resolved, By the People Of California,
represented in Senate and Assembly, that
the honor and best interests of the State re-
auire that the funded and other outstanding
debts of the same should be paid, and imme-
date provision for such payment ought to
be made.
Nearly the whole of the time of the Senate
was taken up with the discussion.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 5, $50 P. NJ.
Aman named Daniel F. Barney was found
yesterday in deserted house at Point Lo-
bcs, having committed suicide by cutting his
neck and arm, evidently insane by some
spiritualism.
A young man by the name of J. K. John
son was arrested this afternoon for purioin-
ing letters containing drafts to the amount
of 81 500, addressed to George Parker
G. F. Waldron, late book keeper in the
house of Wells, Fargo & Co.. has just been
arrested, charged with embezling $1,000
from the firm. BofcE.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-07
MARINE ISTELLIGEN CE.
Reported for the Daily Record by Cap, W. Benel

March 5-Arrived Steamer Gazelle, Capt. Whit
ney, from Maryrvile, with freight and passengers
hours.
March Cleared Steamer Gazelle, Capt. Moseby,
for Yuba City and Cunningham's Mills.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-07
SACRAMENTO, March 1st, 5 p. n

Ned MCGOWAN is in this city. | am in
formed by good authority that he will give
himself up tomorrow, and petition Legisla-
ture to change county of trial. He is armed
to the teeth with revolvers, knife and strych-
nine. He arrived here yesterday from the
South
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-07
Legislative.

On Thursday. the Senate passed bill de-
claring Placerville the county seat of Ell Do
RADIO county.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-28
IA AR ssnssAs,

Near Vt Cravfad. on the 9th inst by
Rey H. Welty. Mr. JouN J. RotltR to
Misc JpLlAsA BrRaHss. both 81 Rocking
haya.
On Wednesday morning last, by Rev.
y p. Hepburn, Mr.. JANEsE. MCKAY, Of
Warren county, Va, tie Miss I.rz2tt,
laughter Of Hon. toan Kenney, Of Hari.
soubure
On SUNDAY morning. the 10Th ,pat l.y
Rev I.sB. Houek, Mr. GroRee " STAN
TX, Golporteur to Miss MARY ANy. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. Thornton Deyer, s,lef Roeising-
haln.
On Wednesday last, by Rev NJ Brown,
WV, A. BuRKe, Esq, to Miss nullr @.
WILSON. daughter Of Thomas Z, Wilson,
Ei~q all of this county.
0n the :4.22nd inst, by Mr. Geeree HUFF
uan. Mr. Henry ASpHtws. Of Barbour
county to Miss SUSANNA MessIeK, Of Az
gusta
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= - ~ = 7.I--l7ss..'-s
Virginia Interest,

The interest of the Virginia State debt,
due in ,Ianuary--as already ANNOUNCED
through note from member of the Board
Of Public Works to banking house New
York--i5 provided for The statement is
eorroborated BY the following note from The
1st Auditor, to the editor Of the Enquirer !:
AuDIroR's OFFICE, Richmond, J
November q, 1857.
Wa z. Richie, Esa-pear Sir la
reply to your inquiry, / am happy TO sag
that | have this day placed to the credit OF
The Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, y
the senli-annual interest Of the debt Of iir-
sinia, payable in London and New York,
he first day of January
am, very respectfully, &c
j. VI. BENNETT,
Auditor Of Public Accounts
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DISH FERMENr OF TIE MEBICl
FAMILY OF FLORENCE.

~ ~ ..
Tho london Morning Post has an inter
cstipe letter from its Tuscan eorresnonaent
Giving am account of the dismterment If ii,
ior SO long period were the absolute ruler.
81 tibet country. We make the followina
extract,
When ;.ss,iSsxa.. l4jis...htlll,oel asked
his tutor II h;nas ever died. e., are told Ina,
roGsl4aefas Nonseienrur was tho can
s.atts #hei enarfly answrr last week hnw.
Yer. tha EAre,.t,noe had an onnt.riunitv a,
satisfying tlemsa!ess If sAe.asndnhlted fact
Tie wtesls d.sssty If the Meeliei was tljaif
TERED 4 va fsand thai the waodeu eef
inns In fI4a vaults Of San I,aten1a were noul
,ieriue znts. "a ufllrrs wrre ,s;ern 10 have
them lfr,aee,l ard H.. .ei,e,,e t..esly from,
.,;io.a,5,.i ,lelle Ban1e Mere aud his sen
the frs nal,e f,fsluo Ia John easton The
laat Of lts faga! house, all, about GO il
.nambfr. tlts seven severeiens. with tbeit
wives, t.}filiiffn. brothers all in 4bort
that hav,, eyer been CONSIGNED, h tho tomb
i, San i.gfsnsa. .wass auly .tge executions.
were removed freta the std .rreparatary I,
b mr. plaesd IN new collins Qf these eof.
ems sama twenty were epeue9 for tie ftst
TIA. lssaanar If Toledo. the wife of Cos.
M d, f'sat. .aul lis SON ana successor
iaraeis the Fist. the husband IL tho III
.i'.ssi Blanca capello we're fresh as If they
ISL o1,y Yesterday been placed in the sep
.u.4!,a. where lhey have lain Tor much more
thu. s1la0 yaars. Indeed the wonderful
snraeervatiun Of thc cerpse Of Francis seems
~ strengthen. she theory thai he died from,
zstraae arssn;eai noison The work was ner.
iarmel. with the greatest care and deeorum.
under the insneetiau Of the Adyocote Raoio
'he chief eoverpmcn, architect and III.
(hovalicr passerini, person of great anti
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Facts that Should be Known,
AN OPINION AND IT'S BASIS.

AN OPINION AND ITS BASIS.
DIR. aialoun, French physician, is said
to have been so fond Of drugging the sick,
that wien one Of his patients had swallow
ell a dozen OF tive of his prescri ptioas with
out wineiug. he seized the poor victims
hand ia an eestacy of admiration, eAclaim-
ing, s.My dear sir, it really affords me
pleasure to attend you-you dfserte to be
III Tie remedial system Of Frof. Hoilo.
way. with whose fame all the world is ring
mg is in beautiful contrast with this whole.
.sala indiscrimipating use of the materia
mas1iea. II comprehenas only two prepare
,tiaas, but they would seem 10 include the
aatidetes fer nearly ali malaaies As eage
IN point. (for We cannot discuss SO vast
subject in couple Of paragraphs) We ma,
iii st.nce the extraordinary success Of HoLLo-
Ways PILLS in Fever and .igue. This co,u-
plant. We are informed BY medical men,
has greatly EXTENDED its ravages Of lat.
years. and assumed mere malignant form
i,e that ar it may there can be no doub;
ii.at It prevails in every section Of the eoun
,5ft NJ tbs eaaeen and IN the Fail. AMI that
II tsf1e5 tie skill Of our most eminent med
i@a; nien. One Of its worst features is that
II paralyzas industry ut the busiest season.
of the wear and Il not fatal i'll itself, lay,
the Foundations # anauy dangerous disorders
4 zsMad5 :, therefore that viii at once breal
IN. ehilis ami restore the strength aud ca
efeY s the patient must be IT lnanffeei
ale value i'll our agricultural districts
F5ten4s npnn whom We can rely aaa win
lrt.e hal fuil opportunities TO form cor
f,srt ii ynent. iufarn us that HotLoTA
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I'D sRfss,

On Sunday the 9th inst, in Stauntan
uuRvEy BRowN, printer, of Winchester,
aged about So years. His remains were
forwarded to Winchester on Wednesday
morning by Dir. +. T. Striking, aud
on the afternoon of that dag his funeral was
attended by the Odd Fellows and hes.~A,oa
of each of which Orders. previous TO lis
mental affection, he was an active and use
tul member, aud was honored By them at
various times with high official stations. -
lie was ever at His post, and was endeared
to the brotherhood by unwavering kindness
aud bencvolence and the constant exercise
of the charities of life. For number OF
years he was connected with the Methodist
Church, and the pleasing hope is entertain
ed that he has made happy exchange of
words
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to the management of my Springs property, | will
on Thursday the loth day Of Decenlb5r next offer
FOR sale at public auction, the premises, the val
nabie FARM upon which now reside. This farri
lies upon both sides of the MeA dimized Road, ~
miles from Stanton, and contains about $40
Acrcs-has upon it large quantity of heavy
timber. .number Of fine Springs, which can be
convey 4 over large part of the farm, il desired
aud ii i'll high state of cultivation. The usual
amount Of ground has been seeded in Fall crop,
which will be sold with the farm It is seldom that
speha farm is brought into market, and persons
desiring to purchase are invited to inspect the
premises. Ths iarsn, in the meantime, will be for
sale privately, and if sold public notice will be Civ
en- of the fact.
TERMS OF SALE One fourth in hand the
balance in three annual payments from day of sale,
to be secured by bonds and security and a lien up
on the farm.
At the same time will sell large amount Of
PERSONAL PROPERTY, consisting OF Crops,
Stock, Re, upon credit Of 60 days, for ncgotia-
Bile notes well endorsed.
Persons desiring information will apply to the
subscriber, upon the premises, or-to n u. kinne7
or II. NJ. Bell, Stannton.
Possession given on the lst 1av of January
GHESLEY KINNEY.
Nov. (, 1851 ids
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SPECIAL, NOTICES.

HoHopag's Pills and 0intmeat--Beaare q ia-
postare.-The genuiueness of these invaluable rem
If the words, "HoHomag. Ncto York and London"
not to be in semi transparent letters in the
paper of the book Of directions, when held to the
light, the same is spurious. The family provided
gerous effects of dyspepsia, liver complaint, ne-
vous disease, disorders of the bowels eruptions,
ulcers, and exterior Inflammation generally.
All these yield to Helloways unapproaehable rent
GAin
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Esy- Thc;Banks of England aud France
have advanced their rates of interest to ten
per cent The Western Bank of Scotland
has suspended Heavy failures are report
cd y. London and Liverpool. In the former
ihe,housc of Dcnnstoun 4 Co, whose La
hilites amount two million pounds sterling
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NOTICE.

Wm. Townsend, Sr., CHANGER, sas, a.
VS., Circuit Gonit Of
Albert G. Townsend aud others Highland Co
TT was decrecd in this cause. amongst otter
things, that the undersigned shouli ,.i,hdf,g
the Bonds Of the purchasers Of part of tae lands
ivolfed in this suit, and collect item As they fil
due. The first PAYMENTS new Ger Gge. Those
Interested are requested to make in,nedale paw.
ment or suits will be instituted. The costs and
charges q the sui against The plaintiff are directed
t. be paid cut OF ths contents Of he Enids refer.
red to, 6fffREN D. +YflI1
Ney. {. ls.-.-2.. - -.
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HuSKIfa gRHMEEEs.-Gould Met4f
1 L ie Husking Thimble is the only device known
that will pre.eet the fingers from extafia tien ar
The injuries eoaamen 70 Hus.siue Corn Thas.
Thimhfes will ena6e tao operator s. dispatch viii
ease an extra amount Of iabor each day suft.ei.H
To buy pair of these Metallic Thinbles
Retail price % cent? per pair. Will send taam
per mail upon receipt of n ceats ia stamps.
w. Merchants supplied upon reasonable terms
MICHAEL Il si4TH,
AGENT for Virginia and North CafeiH8
Va seld 1T retail; by J4Nas BEAIfI@, Stain
Ton.
November, !, lss7.--2a.