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Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-02-13
SrfERIEC'S. SALE.

EDY VIRTUE OF A DECRETAL ORDER issued
% ont OF the District Cour Ninth Judicial District,
in and for the county Of But .e and State of Caor-
MIA to me directed and delivered, commanding me
to make the sum of twentyshX hundred dollars prin-
cipaI of debt. and the OF five hundred and seven
on the above mentioned 81 ms from date of judgment
until pnd at The rate OF per cent per month and
the further sum of twenty four eighty one -hundtedhs
dollars costs of suit, it being amount due ON Il
certain mort gage gwen to jeremiah lluttney, together
with all The costs accrulg said order, wherin Ran
dial Hobart, Administered of the estate OF Jeremiah
IIattnrV deceased is tlG plainf aud O. VI. Evans is
the defendant will ell n pu bile Sale, to the highest
bidder for cash. ON the'thfs FIRST sy vi JnIary, A.
ID 1881 az the hour of two O'Clock, r. NJ, the follow
ing Described mnrtg aged property, to wit: The un-
divided oue.ha of the rancho situated on the east
bank OF Feather river, in Butte county, California,
known as the ID jackson Rancko,' containing four
hundred and eighty acres. and bounded AS follows
to wit: BEGINNING on the east bank of main Feather
river RI The northwest corner of the lands rancho
owned and occupied by A. Kirby \ Co, and running
hencc along the north line OF said rancho one and
a.halC mites east, thence north one half mile thence
west parael with Kirby Il Co.'S north line to Feather
river thence down the bank of said river following
its mcanderings to the place OF beginning. sad Kan
cha (Iacksons Rancho) is bounded on the south by
Kirby 4 Co : rancho or lands. on the west by main
Feather river, the north by in part and next 10 the
river the rancho or lands formerly owned by Tubbs,
and in part by portion of the lands and enclosures
Known ;ls Evans Rancho" or "Cenral House" and
and embraces the site of the Central House
The above sale to take place at the Court House
door III Or0ville. FREEk,
Sheriff Butte County.
January 3, a. D. 1857. jy3-4w
The above sale is postponed until the twelfth day
of February, A. d. 1857, at O'Clock, F. NJ.
ianSl-td p. FREER, Sheriff Butte County.
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BRIDGE NOTICE

NTOTICE Is HEREBY I\EN-rhat the under
~ signed Will apply TO the Board oi supervisors
and for Battle COUNTY. at the february term A
1871 or as soon thereafter as Application can b.
heard tor licrns 10 construct Road aud build 81
Toll Bridge across the west branch of The north Iorl
of Feather river. al place known n The Natural
Rrdgsv about one mile and. a-hat below Nelson {
Bar. w. VI. ~ ANH'
nrovile Dec =. lsj6. ie2
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OruuiIIe Dailq Butte &erprh.
WEEKLY BUTTE RECORD.

For circulation IN the mining and agricultural dis
trrts of the county, will contain the local and general
news orthe week. i1;ersperscd with interesting mis-
scaneous reading matter. # will contain twenty
eight columns of reading matter, and via he one si
the laryesi aud cheapest Weekly Newspapers In the
state. Published every Saturday. rwm--S5 per
Annum: six months. -; three months. -.
ADvERTtsENENrs. per square of ten lines or less.
fret tnsertinn s. 90
zach suhSnor,ant Insertion. | 50
eFS" \ liberal deduction will be made in favor OF
those who advertise 10y the year
R1- Business cards inserted on reasonableterms.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-02-13
NUMBER l73.
LEGAL NOTICES.
DECLARAToRY NOTICE.
STATE or ALIFoRNIA,

COUNTY or LUTTE.
Marcia y. pOun 10 d. .aration 81 Sole Trader.
n MARCIA " pDAN, wife Of Robert Dnan, ba-
eiuQ DESTROYS Ofuvang myself ~ the benefit. oi
q certain act of TIA Legislature of lhe state Of tal
lorna. and trtilled An At - authorize NJ lrrel
women 10 iransaci bushes IN ther own uume IL
sole Traders. passed April tan ID lSj-," do here
by declare, Fat It l. my intention 10 transact aNi
carry on the busine ut hnnchnG VA iny own nauE'.
ana vii hereafter be r~pn,>UD tor all debts contract
by me: and that the aInoGnt oi property invested
ay me- M sud business. does not exceed The sum 10
4 - thwsuud 3uiiar> NA&NhN.bpAN. e.. :.
S.snc, sealei ana den .rr,i 90 presence IT
If. CKUA, justice vi tAe Peace.
Attest: {. Dewitt.
GtTATE OF CAIIFORNIA--Couniy of Butte.--On
- this the 18th day OF December A. ID. one thousand
eight hundred and htty-slN, before me ii. Crnm "A
Justice Of the Peace in aud for che county aforesaid,
personally appeared Marcia n. Doan, sole trader:
personally known to me 10 be tho individual desert
bed in aud who executed the within instrument aS
the party thereto and she acknowledged to me that
she executed the same freely and voluntarily and for
all purposes: and the sale Marcia y. DOan having ac-
knuwledged to me, on an examination separate anu
without the hearing of her husband, that she intend
ed on executing her own business, freely without
tear, voluntarily without compuIsion or any undue
influence Of her SAID husband.
In testimony whereof. have hereunto set my hand
(L - and affixed my official seal the day anu
year first above written.
n CRUM, Justice ct the Peace.
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SkxERIrF'S SALE.

uDY VIRTUE OF DECRErAL ORDER issued
ED ont of the ID strict Court Ninth judicial Dis
trct in and for Butte County and the State of Cali
luruia, 10 me directed and delivered, commanding
me 10 levy upon and sell al public aucion in such
manner rs real estate 10 by law provided to be sold
under execution, all tiis rsgaL title and Interest OF
George Goodhart plaintiff and Joseph Goodhaat and
Matilda Goudhart defendants. in and to the part
nership effects described in said Decree "s follows
to wit: All OF that certain piece or parcel OF land
living and being situate in the Town of OrOville Butte
county California, and described according to the
plat or survey of sand Town, aS the north hall Of lot
six. (i) in block one, (D the same being thriylhree
C}}) feet in 'front.' 0n Myers street. and running back
from said street one hundred and thiry-twO (l32l
feet. together with the house known ~ the New
York Restaurant, situated on said lot. Therefore IN
pursuance with srId order, have levied upon and
will sell at public sale to the highest bidder f csh.
on the fourteenth day Of February A. -. 1887, NJ the
hour of three O'Clock, all OF the right title and
interest IF all the above named parties, in and to the
property heretofore described, safe to take place at
the court House door, in OrovilIe Cnany and state
aforesaid. p FkEER, Sherln Butte COUNTY
January -, 1881. jy22-iw
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NOTICE.

yMyHE STOCKHOLDERS OF the South Feather
a Water Company are hereby notified, that the
Trustees of said Company hove levied AN assessment
of twenty dollars per share on each share OF stock
payable at the office OF inc Company al torbesto"n,
on the DOT day of February. - 1851.
WARREN ASON, Secretary.
Office 5. +. Water Co.. Jan. ), 1857. jy
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-02-13
NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS are torbd trusting nv wife Mar
a NJ Hen.dt,t. or any member OF my Iarily, ~
" IN not pay a. debts made or contracted by her .
them. Any persons that am indebted 10 will pie"
nr,,>,.nt their bli- immediately for pa! mrnt
nroyilIe Ian | 1857 NM BENEDICT
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-02-13
Dissolution Of Co-partnership.

q Office il hereby gyeo that the Partnership
y heretofore txisung between tn unt ersigDed
under Inc style OF Ainu Ierr. is thi Cay dissolved
b, mutual consent
II B Min It Is auih' rseu to settle all inoeDIeo
ness and To colleei all n,nes due Ia said firm.
IL. Is. MlNOTT,
card u Ranch. Fed. 4, lej7. j. l.. TARR.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-02-13
FERRY NOTICED

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
y will apply to the Board OF supervisors III ana
Tor Rntte County nj the February term thereof in
1851 for License To run Ferry and Bridge across
the MIdde Fork of Feather River. lew rods above
the junction of the North Fork OF said river.
SYLVESTER l.. SAVAGE.
nrov,lla Nov 1A5R. Vt
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Dissolution of Partnership.

ne Partnership heretofore existing underth
Il name ana hrm uf johnson & LaVlor. IN con-
Iueling th- " ~ Hieholas uiel.' Of this place, is
~ LaS dissolved by mutual cULseht u accounts
nd eIaus due by said tm Will be sellleu by The
ard JuhI son. and all demands due said firm pay
BIZ, 10 the same. fEAAk JOHNSON,
tkAhk la LOR.
Ciroville January 18th A. b. lc51.
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NOTICE

m UFREBY NOTIFY ALL PERSONS against pnf
chasing a C. rtain nOte OF band, executed BY
in favor OF : T. h. England. Tor the SUN OF tao hu
dred and ff,y dollars, said note fraudulent
obtained and will not pay the same ON lresrnIato
+. :. RUGGLES.
Mountain n ouse -. c. 18th, 1874 dl's
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For S a lie.

49,, TIE Min property Dwelling House, known
Fs,.,I rs CARY'S FLOUR MILF SACRAMENTO
k.lL The Mills are aud have been u active opera
ton for the past two years, and make seventy Ia
eighty barrels Flour per day. No brand of Flour
made in the State is superior To it. Regular cash
customers take all the mill can make. 1t is very
desirable aud profitable property. Can be had on
reasonable terms.
II not disposed of before the 9th inst, II will he
sold on thai day al public sale, as the proprietor in
tsnds leaving for the Atlantic States the steamer
Sth December. tn21 RID CARY.
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Dissolution OF Co-partnership

vHNHE Partnership heretofore existing between D.
n ~ Peterson, John vii on. and Edward Brown
in Mining Claims l. this day dissolved by mutual
cou.enl signed join NJ. PETERSON.
tiruyille, ell 2. 1851.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-02-13
STAGE NOTICE.

\ ~>,ssN ON AND AFTER FRIDAY. the
- n 50 12,h instant. the Stage for shasta will
leave the C0npany's office MarysVlIe, at O'Clock
A NJ and arrive in Orovlle at 10 o'clock \. NJ, re-
manning over night at rehama.
GEO +. THOMAS, Gent Superintendent.
NarvsyilIe 10th Dec, Cal Stage Co.
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NOTICE

Is HEREBY GItkN, ihsI there will be meeting
A II the stock holders OF the uld MOBtezumB Mining
ompany UrOSl.le Saturday. the 7th day OF
sDruary next. II O'Clock, Of same day al The Office
1 harris s Burr. tor the purpose VI settling the Of
.ir. Of the Company ~ order of the Board OF
: ru-Iees J. NJ. AURT, Secretary.
January II, 1852. El7-4w
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NOTICE..

A LARGE BAY HORSE MULE, branded on the
"a left shoulder vi h an indistnct brand came
into he premises of undersigned, on the evening
of the I'D OF January. 1857 The owner of said mule
is hereby notified to come forward, prove property,
pay charges, or 1t will be dealt with according To
law. u "a phOhN ~
Oroville. Feb I'd, 1851
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-16

Soar Is on k1OEledgssxtends we can SAY
that Nebraska i tTulya healthy country and
vii ~eontnue, We hink. frssfOm the epidemio
and complaints incident to the East and
South, which consideration, in the absence o.
al Others. should Be sufficient to attract mul6.
q b 0ur shore.
We have few or 10 natural causes capabl.
o. pOducng disease; the surface Of ON
country IS mostly unanlafing and but q ven
nal portion styled mash bottom or low
lanos; Consequently the a~1ulosphsre seldom
useonz impure o. delsterou to The system
HE most prolific aseut u the generation o
many naladi@ Is. we believe, attributable 4
Pae1e impurities condition iusvitabl
low bottom regions Those familiar, q
- Nh places q this description, VIII bsa
Is os IN The rsmask.
winters are moderntsly cold, i IS truS
~ a.s AT Partakes Of that braeing and ezhi
naiunshishly conclusive b hsalth an
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-16

-.
buoySncy olsFrA ~ here dseass csuges the
greatest havoc IN the winter season thsEs i
almost university ahunid ssss Of the an
the poduction and spread Of ~c5nag0ns and
epdemis are controlled, no dOubS 70 a won
derful extent By aerial iuausncs& We have
no feas Of Esb1aska ever being visited b any
Of TIE dssoEating p~sstilsucss which have
swept over many Parts Of tls word The
air We breath and the water We drink are 100
pure for the causztion Of endenics, epdsmies,
infections OF ~contagi0uk
Spzing is aecompanied By a fsweeharsss Of
the wcathez, happily however they ae not
very sudden but9uite gradual in ~conseaiiesce
Of which, We escape numezors infzmmabory
stacks e~zeesdngly common II naeiHang
climate
Our summers and autumas atsmafcHsH IN
beauty and lovsliness-sO Tipa with charms
that few behold our country st either enc Of
those seasons without e~xclaiming "What a
~p9rzdiset"
from the commencement o. W4Im "tdhneI
until the falling Of frost delightful winds pre-
xzlfUmths South aud VEST eHsehtaly ~
Heving US of ~aIlopprsssiOn Of heat and there
BY We pass with safety and inpuaity. and
comfort through the summer and autuun.-
We have IN addition constant geqtls gales,
and refreshing showers acting probably, q
very important part IN the preservation d
health 5
As Ws have previously said 8 country
wherein the inestimabls blessings Of health
can be enjoyed, should possess greater attrac
tens fhza ali others cUmbined AIthDngE
thousands Of our settlers have wintersd II
open cabins many of them without doors
windows or floors, stil the most Tsmarkabls
health prevails al over the Territory. IF di
ssase sometimes originates from sxpOs1lrs, and
we have no doubt Of it. we ask why do ",
not fall victims to fnhammations fsvers, BE-
The simple fact Of our atmosphsre being purs
and free from an kinds ofPoisOhs, animal and
vegetable, and our climate uniform VIII suEcr
to solve the mystery.
Persons who object to Eebnsks on &C
count Of It's being an unhealthy country CA
emigrate here with the assurance of enjoyinE
most excellent health.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-16

~ ~ D@AAANaA AN4A84#
~ always glad 10 Essivs articles fr
insertion in the paper, afla have frequently
solsa DnmnnisaEonz uFEi d al and any
sube uhich mag bscf intss s b oar rad
Ell. III hpE,e and abroad. Bit while we ans
shus auious Tor cussespouasnes the pleasure
IN sSrns Instances IS considsrsN BY dampsa by
rseesing them hastily sriaelsa Of with poor
pen and pale nk, which render them almost
iTsiBlsI We how It has BE- nvsEyd difficult
toprOe1re s supplyD Of any kind Of ink--gOOd,
bad Ok indiHersut-during the past wznter, but
shedsIass Of poor materials sIOuld be greatly
obvHEs1 were the aufhors to fiike more care
IS SONS editor once said 90 at It Ike : school
stick ont your tongue and take pains.
We Aare several dmssrscaved articles that
were greatly more TO the intsitst Of the writer
than oursslf to have published, which have
cost 3 and The eompcsiton more time and
rOaa lhan wOsla Be- neesssayto wrils an
article pl the sarns length. II those writing
fora piper, who give no atts1f zion to thsr chi
rcgnphT, could hear ths Re siags-not loud
but agFsat many Of hem--Ni hieh are bestow-
ed upon theif urIUrtunste heads BIZ compost
tors whose bread and butter depends upon the
auiounE of tJpe they are enabled to set PEI
day, and whD are compelled 10 labor for hOurs
~deephsring a poorly written article. when, had
I'll P. IL
the author taken a small amount of troubIs
upon himself il would have been rendered
unnecessary, we lhinksome rsfOrmaliOn would
take place in this respeck.
TheEsfore, write and write PlAinly, with Al
ere single 70 the cOnveIiencs of the printer
ana yjrr articles win aIways be vel receivet
and thankfully inserted
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-16
TaAnYIsM.

.
OF all the disgusting things II IS ON Hnior-
tunate lot TO behold, the toadying pEopenE-
ties Of the majority OF the sovereign people
Is the most absurd. Let q foreigner present
himself at n Of our large cities, claiming
membership with some imaginary family Of
rank in Europe, or attaching a handle Of some
half dozen u-DpronOuncsabls N to the
plebeian one Of Smith, and forthwith his every
act is descantsd upon, every vice Landed into a
virtue, and each minor incident Of his every
day life construed into ones Of vastimpert1nce.
But not content with h~umbugging them
selves with some foreign count or bsr0n, they
cannot farego th~eoppotunity of making them
selves ridiculous over a plain sensible man
one of fhemselYes-because, fOrsooth, he has
been elevated to the rank Of Chief Magistrate
of the United States We have recsfved .
copy of a paper published in New York, d
which il IS said over 1900 were sold on ths
day Of Mr.. Buchanan's Inauguration It i
completely filed with representations Of th'
most trfing CIRCUMSTANCES apperIaining t.
Mr.. Buchanan. We have him '1aking th.
Oafh7 and stalking bis seat and would sug-
gest the propEety Of an illustration Of ms 'Tak-
ing something to drink" We have him apTs
pairing for the inaugurationF and 4eating hi
dinner showing that Nj. Buchanan uses
knife and fork, and after chewing bis fOOt
sufficiently swallows It Ike any other whit
man, thus forever settling that question am
removing any doubt that may have Fsste'
upon the puBHcmind, that Mn. Buchanan de
vOus his dinner different from any one else
Then we have his doc. his cat. his cane
his stamp and his bed, with Mr. B0chanal
sitting close By, Illuminating On the @ndlemsnc,
Of the weather and the bad state Of the roads,
and doubtless making up his mind to retire
On one page We have him agetting into hi
coach. and on The other agsiting out of hi
eoach;s' then we have him among his Othe
stakes" taking the cars" and immsdiatsl
after athe cans taking him. as he stands o.
the platform bOwing to an extensive mulitud
Of the enlightened. In short, there IS no con
csivaBle atttudee or position Mr. Buchanan ha
taken during his TIP from Wheatland |
Washington, which is susceptible Of ilustr,
4 ton but what has its iaaPpTgpriats represents
e ti0n IN that detestable gallery Of porraitul
and abominable wood cuts.
= ToI- DL--s-1-r -. VI Il u
tons the best when he inserted AM adverfisit
cut Of q house as "the residences OF Lord Byr0
author OF Bunyan's Pilgrims Progrssn and
p man sighting througha sextant as aComeIl
ne Agrppa looking into ~futurity.n
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-16

LATnEAIRs.

We notice ina Washington City cOlTespon-
dence Of March 18th, that the Commissions
Of the General Land Once Is opposed to an
early disposition Of the lands in Nebraska at
public sale.
Whatever may be urged ~derogatory 10 any
Of the opinions OF Official acts Of Commis-
soner Hendricks, this one cannot be construed
in any other hight than that Of justice and
right 70 tne settlers Of Nebraska. This OPT
mon goes to show that our interest s well IN
dsrstOod byat least one nan in the federal
city.
In foregoing editorials we have given our
views upon the subject Of forcing the day Of
public offerings Of our lands. We then ex-
. pressed ourselves opposed to a sale, and hav.
seen nothing sincetO cause a change of views
We however VIII admit that certain orgap.
zStions m some portions Of the Territory
would be materially benefited BY a sale i'm,
Hediately, but Their interest should not com
promise the interest Of the mass Of settler
throughout the country. We have no obiec
tons to the general government Bringing III
SAID described sections to public sale at =
early day. L Would be- IN all probability, Ii
very bet thing that could be done to prever
murders and many Of rhose tragieal seen,
which hsve areaay Oceuzred in the nOrtbel
pan Of the Territory.
Oar settlers IN this region are not atsempfir
to hold any more land than they can prs-smy
and Is fast as they can obtain the means 9
oolsummatng their fflesat the land once, q
if some time elapsss before the sales we YER
believe there VII not be ; quarter section
and in Eemahs to Be offered 70 the high'
bidder.
We do not desire the land sales nov, 4
fN ysaHt 70 come. Let settlers abide BY, a
eOniOrm to the known law, and there Is
occasion for such premature proceeding on I
part Of the government
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-16

MR EDITOR The object of the author.
Of this communication Is % give a limited.
description Of this county and county town
and If his report should seem exaggerated, he
would only ask that such an opinioa would be
deferred uuEl those that reads this article can
see OF learn the fact in regard thereto. Salem
IS situated 10 Richarisonc county Nebraska and
IS the county seat. Situated near the center
Of said county possessing more advantages
may says than any other inland town in the
Territory. Those advantage consists In loca-
ton, timber, water and stone. Salem is stu
ated between the northa and south ork of the
Crest Nenaha River, and within half amile
Of the junction Of those two streams. The
town site occupies a high and commanding
position. good springs and rock quaries within
the limits Df the town, and surrounded almost
entirely with good timber. These are objects
to be desired, and a town cannot successfully
succeed without them. Preparations are being
made for buildings, and a large number viii g
up during the spring and summer The GOurt
House will be sufficiently completed by the
frst Of May to answer the purpose Of holding
Court at the May term. There are but few
places that offer such combined Inducements
to settlers, mechanics, tradesmea and husinesl
men, as Salem. To all such--coms; yOJ
win find profitable employment. These tina
venture ftst viii reap agoIaen harvest n
paper town, but a bona fde place, and t.
sustain that assertion l will give you Is value
BY referring you TO its business capacities. Mai
route to Fort Kearney passes through thi
place, p~ost-ofice here. store, blacksmith shop
plough faetOzy, krhers yOu can get . No.
plough az any dsscriptiOns9 and a drst rat
grist aud saw min. 1t is a new place, Jus
making d start, andal we need IS more me
chanics and tradesmen to grow fasterin pOpu
lation and wealth than any Other inland tOwRil
the Territory. The enquiry NAV arse-wha
IS Richardson county I? Let me say to all such
it IS one of the best counties IN the Territory
and foTthe reasons l now assign: It is tn
southeast county Of the Territory, it IS bOunde'
on the south by the Kansas line, on the cas-
by the Missouri river, placing il geographical.
as the niildest portion Of the Territory We
watered throughout, four streams passin
through the county, to wit the North an,
South Forks of the Great Eemaha, the Gres
Nsmaha and Muddy. Either Of them afford
suf6cert water for mills or manufacturing pun
poses; those streams and tributaries are We,
timbered, making this county equalif not b
best trnbered county in the Territory. Spring
through the county. Stone can be had
different parts, and as good prairie as can b
found in the western country.
Reader come and see, and ycu bear winss
q to the fact.
] KEMAHA
Read the new advertisements in to-day
III Danar
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-16
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,s.ept extensive ad5itions Of new TyPe
--s Tpzs. Bronzes, Csrds, &c, made 70 ths
- OEce, We claim e be able 70 turn ou'
IWo-F n = manner unsurpassed % any omee-
,~1fetr being 3 practical printer hlmsei, ans
q his employ an seeomPhSaed ana expen.
- Fauey Job PrnteT Is NJ % :.
1 o-e al Fosters latest improved Cart
San Plsnb. Work in C0lors Bronze Work &c-
- w;th p1rficular attention.
- em : distance VII b PromPtF afendss
s-.-vted 60 give zfEfaston o. no pay.