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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-05

PETITION FOR PARDoN.--The Trinity
Journal learns that petition is about to be
presented to the Governor for the pardon OF
Edward Line, now confined in the State Pri
son, under sentence from the Court of Ses.
sions of Trinity county, on conviction for an
assault with deadly weapon.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-05
Omuille Dailq Dutte Returh.
THURSDAY MORNING. NOV. 5ru. 1857
SAN FRANCIsco IrEMs.-We obtain the
following news from Tuesdays Sacramento
Union:
SAN Francisco, Nov. ..


Union
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. ..
Several boys, named Bob Durkin. Henry
McDermott, VIM. McGrath alias Billy Goat,
William Kelly, Linsey alias Brown, Edward
Farrell, VIM. Riley. Justin Hobby, Frank
Cohen and William Rolond, were arrested on
Saturday night and Sunday morning, for
larceny. The ages of these juvenile thieves
range from nine to seventeen years. Dur.
kin, one Of the gang and very noted thief,
only nine years of age, confessed to having
been engaged in eleven burglaries within a
few months, in which money was stolen in
amounts ranging from two to seventy dol.
lars. Wm McGrath confessed to having
robbed the safe of Tubbs & Co. , ship chand-
lers, on Front street, last week, of $3.50.
To day all of the above boys, excepting Nc
Grath and Kelly. were sent to the Court Of
Sessions, to answer to q charge Of grand
larceny.
am indebted to the Morning Call for in
formation, which is considered reliable, to
the effect that on Saturday evening, as u
gang of State prisoners were being marched
to their cells, an outbreak occurred, which
resulted in the escape Of some twenty. The
number is not definite. but it is almost O
certainty that delivery took place. The
managers of the prisoners are endeavoring
to suppress the facts relating to this out.
break.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-05

Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Drugs and
Medicines, Surgical instruments. Glassware, Drug
gsts' Furniture. Quicksilver, Acids Shaker Herbs,
spices. Essential oils, Extracts for Flavorng, AL
cohol, Bird Seed. Camphor. Oils aud Paints. Lamp
FRESH Hops, Soda Material Corks. Brewers Mate
rial Plaster Paris. ROsendale Cement, Abdominal
supporters, Shoulder Braces, Cast Iron M0rtars
PATENT MEDICINES, large stock of nearly
every kind in use, with n general assortment OF all
goods Kept in large and well supplied Drug Store.
We Vavem arrangements for receiving month
ly shipments direct from the Atlantic ctiest thus
keeping iull and complete assortment of all goods
IN our line. We intend to deal in nothing but the
hest quality OF goods that physicians. surgeons
and those dealing in or line mag rely upon getting
pure and unaduief2led articles from ms. We have
done the Drug business in Sacramento since 1872
and expect 10 continue il here during our natural
lives. We expect TO build up large and permanent
business by keeping large and well assorted stock
OF the beet GOODS. and selling at small profits,
tina. that those dealing in line 10 call upon us,
examine lhe quality ana prices of our goods before
pufctas ng elsewhefe. as We feel confident that we
Can please in both PRICE AND QUALITY.
Artificial teeth gold foil, mouth glasses. turn keys,
burs cOrrundrum wheels. forceps excavators, bsIsh
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from several OF the most highly approved manufac-
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and can M any order, with sets or odd teeth, at the
MINERS DRUG STORE. 139 STREET, SAC
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CURED ay oxyGE.7ATGo - TIERS. |

A CAS-; Of FiGpTEfx YEARS STANDING.
From EH-hoiy Honer. Esq, Of Boston, Mass.
BosroN, September %.
Dear SIR: 1t is now Eighteen years since was
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To Dr.. GEO B. GREEN.
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Important to Daguerreotypists. Marble
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The New York Mirror of Saturday says
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yesterday by officer Campbell, on re-
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The Life Of George Washington

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r .OTTERIES.- The Lotteries of Sam
uei swan & Co., are chartered by the state
of Georgia, and have sworn Commissioners to
perintend and certify that everything connected
with them is done ip strictly honorable manner,
and that the interests of parties thousand miles
off are as well protected rs if they were resent.
Another fact the manage. desire 10 cal! atteA.ion
tots that all persons have gal right 10 send or
ders for tickets to Georgia, as the salc is there
made, in state where Lottec.c5 are Legal led
They draw u Lottery On about ,he 10th, 10th
and 30th of each month. Al order received art
filed in the drawing ncAt TO take Place after The
communication comes to a, nd Tie price of tick
cts is always Sl0-hGlf, So ar,er, $50. No
tickets are forwarded unless the - is received
with the order. The drawing is upoa the prnci-
pie of one number UPON each ticket, md it is so
simple that every Laders and it. There
is no combination o. nsu' 10 ri,,if5 the buy.
Prizes vary froiA $40 20 $50 200, every prize IS
drawn. Write yolt rddres IN, ana direct to
5. sWaN 3 Co, Al MT. Georgia.
p. S.-Thc tsracss o. . i lotteries he as
ccrtained by nquiring Of a." re i,cctable citizen
of our state. 3O-ly
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Notice Of Foreclosure,

WHEREAS Robert Fox of Township
No in the County of Hancock, On tho 30
day of August A. D. 1854 by his Decd of mortgage
of that date, recorded in the Hancock Registry
Vol. 80, Page Is conveyed to the subscriber, J. L.
Moor Of Ellsworth in said County. one undivided
half of certain lot of land, in said Township No.
containing one hundred and sixty acres more or
loss-bounded and described rs set forth in said
mortgage, Deed to which Decd reference may he
had for particular description of the prim;ses
the condition Of said mortgage having been brok-
hereby claim to foreclose tho same.
J. L. MOOR.
Ellsworth, Dec. 81, 1856. 3w49
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Tho Weekly Atlas.

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Commercial World.
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tV The Hon. Nathan Clifford has

tV The Hon. Nathan Clifford has
been. in making up Cabinet for Mr..
Buchanan, assigned the position OF At
torney General. 1t is now said that he
desires the place of Secretary Of the Ma
Wy. This is decided improvement,
since the most of the vessels Of war arc
propelled by wind. The Hon. gentle
man has been compared to "a bushcl OF
wind in three peck bag"
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AMERICAN g. FOREIGN PATENTS.
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PROSPECTUS of the Boston Atlas,
For 1857.

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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.-

- Whereas Thomas Cain, j., of Ellsworth j.,
in the County of Hancock and State Of Maine
conveyed to one Daniel Copp of said Ellsworth, by
deed OF mortgage dated Feb. LIST, A. ID. 1854, re-.
corded IN Hancock Registry, vol 1903, page pos,
a certain lot Of land situated in said Ellsworth
Reference being had to said Deed and Record for
more particular description of said premises :;
and whereas said mortgage has been assigned to
me, the subscriber, and the condition of the same
has been broken, hereby claim to foreclose the
same agreeably to the statutes in such case made
and provided. ISAAC IL. THOMAS
Ellsworth, Jan. 9TH, 1857. 5O-3w
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QuEBEc, Jan. 1th.
Tibbet's Foundry at Point Levi was
totally destroyed by fire ycsterday-Loss
$40 900, insurance $4,000.
Ice has formed across the River oPpo'
site the city, strong enough for the pas
sac of teams.
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LILY BELL; or the Lost Child by

LILY BELL; or the Lost Child by
Alice Fay James French x Co.
This is very well told story Of i
enid having b en- stolen in childhood.
and meeting with a variety Of adventures,
which arc very graphically res,ted, final
" is restored to It's only serving parent.
The work has good moral tendency,
and possesses interest and incident
enough to make it captivating reading
Moses Hale has it.
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MONEY! MONEY MONEY
Nx1HY RE WITHOUT MONEY ;

w when it is just as easy for any to be
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and an article which is wanted in every family in
the United States Enclose me two dollars by mail
at my risk, and l will forward by retErn mail a
Circular with full instructions in the art The
business is very easy. Try it, if yoa out OF
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will be better for you to pay the above sum, and
insure 60 business, than to pay twenty-five
cents for a spurious advertisement. This is no
humbug. Tryn! Trynl Yfyh, Address
your letters to DWIGHT MONROE, New York.
l sent one of my CIRCULARS to Editor in &c or
gia, and be gave notice in his paper like the
following:
"Mr. Monroe sent me of his Circulars, and
l will just say to my readers that whoever of you
out of employment that Mr. Monroe's business
is good business, and money can be made out CT
it by any who engages in it, fer it is no huns
bug" ls-Sm
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-01-09
Notice.

OK Friday Evening Jan. 30, the gentlemen ana
iod;es If hi. community propose paying the Rev.
MR. PRINCE Don NtioN VlslT
4. the house is small it is thought eIped's9t, or
the rhlrea T. postpone their visit until ne 'oi'o"
ing 7, NJ v,il, be a
full attendance. RIM
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-01-09

'THE subscriber hereby gives public no.
= tice to all concerned, that be has been duly
appointed and has taken upon himself the trust Of
administrator Of the Estate Of Salin Pond late
of Ellsworth in the County of Hancock, deceased,
BY giving bond as the law directs he therefore
requests all persons who indebted to the dcccas-
eds estate, to make immediate payment, and those
who hays any demands thereon, to exhibit the Same
for settlement. A. +. DRINKWATER
Ellsworth, Dec Sd, 1856. 3wiG
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MARRIED.

=.
In U,ncock. Dec. IS, by Rev, R. Y. Watson,
Can, Andrew Mercer, of Hancock, to Miss Char
lotte Springer, of Eastbrock g..
In Cornyille Dee. 20, by Elder Whittier, Sap'
y II. Benson, of fremont, to Miss Mary IT, Barr
Of Madison.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-01-09
Notice of Foreclosure.

va HERE.AS Norman Lockwood of Amherst
w in the County of Hancock and State of
Maine. by his deed of Mortgage. dated the
fourth day of September A. d. 1s4S. and re-
corded in the Hancock Registry Book 81, page
BIG, conveyed to the undersigned lot of land
situated in said Amherst reference being had
to said deed and record for more particular
description. The condition of said deed hav-
ing been broken we hereby claim to foreclose
the same. MILTON JONES,
WILLIAM LOCKWOOD.
BY ARNO WISWELL, their Atty.
Ellsworth, Dec. Is, 1856 3w4S
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-01-09

EDIToRIAL.-Charles I. Congdon,
ESQ.,, who has edited The Boston Atlas
during the past two years, has retired
from that office with view of taking a
chair in the editorial department Of The
New York Tribune, beside Horace Gree
ley, James S. Pike, Richard Hildreth,
George Ripley. and Charles a. Dana
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-01-09
BURDENS
Pressed Boat, Ship. Brad and
Countersunk Railroad Spikes.

4 RE we'll known in the United States,
"A and conspicuous for their regularity ard
finish, their unyarying uniformity of size, and for
the excellent quality of the iron from ich they
are made, to which may be attributed their rare
strength. They every where considered far
superior to the handmade spike of common Eng
fish iron, and inferior to nothing of the kind yet
introduced to the public.
For particulars and samples, apply to BIODGET,
BROWN & CO., 50 and 81 Pearl Street, Boston.
Dec II, 1856. 47-isly
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The Simi-WeekIv AtIag

This publication, issued on Wednesday and
Saturday, contains all the matter of the Daily
and is furnished upon the following terms:
One copy (per annum) $500
Two copies per annum, (casLJ 700
-Four - 90
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SpRISGFIELD, Jan. .th.

y serious collision took place GA the
Connecticut River Railroad this NOM
ing between Springfield and Ghicopec,
by freight and Passenger train coming
together, One man was killed and
three or fo,,r dangerously wounded.