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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-05-28
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ffhe unconsciousness of disease was upon min
= much Of the time. and when lis mind was dull 0
things about him iur away scenes were fresh ii
his memory ard trier ds he had long loved wen
- ulihisitnng by hisside. ne talked much with HI
mother; when clouds darkened his mental rision.-
He SAID 10 iitr Take of my shoes mother .for
am tired ana wenry, and can not travel further:
And with ih isswett consciousness OF loved friend
around him, his lies journey cioeed.--Ihe dect
Of Major Robinson, ia Mrs. Ro6issos's. honsas.
A traveller through this darksome Wild
Was drawing nigh his hnui rest,
His sun OF liie in radiance mild =
Was calmly sinking in the West
For Death had marked him with her doom
And well her iafaI dart she threw!
Whilst round his thoughts in thickening gloom
The shadows Of the grave she drew,
H.t - 8. a
To save lair Kansas fIom her thrall
He Joined the friends OF freedoms side,
Who firsi 10 heed her anxious call
sas Went forth TO check the cruel tide
Z That like noun tain torrent might
-a Came with o'erwh Inning force, the cause
- To drown. OF libert, and right.
And plant instead cursed slavery's laws.
But e'er his work was scarce begun.
as.r4 Thai bade him from his home To fly.
Before that foe that none can shnn,
In sadness he lay down to die.
-r Within strangers sheIteriag home
He lsnguishes in mortal pain.
~ Now conscious OF his coming doom,
IS Now in de lIium lost aguin
When waking from his troubled sleep
BewiIdered reasons struggling ray
- Would wander, in amazement deep;
Amid he scenesot lies irst day
Tbatcrown' d his youth ul pathway bright;
And IN each kind behold rs tace--
Changed by distorted iancys sight
The lorms of absent friends could trace.
With one he held communion sweet,
And sm lied in thought that she was near,
And this request would oft repear,
''Tske of my si,ees, my rnothss dear.
Through rain and stnrm. through 10 Aand faif
I've iourned many weary mile,
Z And now beneath your fostering care
come to rest myself swfle.n
Thus joyful with beloved friends.
He passed the dismal waters through;
And thus LIES journey sweets ends,
To those that are 10 virtue true;
And as each freed soal bursts the chains
That binds ii to is earthly coil,
Far, tor shove this world it reigns,
Forsssr free from pain and tod.
RARNEsyILLE. April 81. 1857 TYRo
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-29
WEEKLY QUITE RECORD.

For circulation In the mining and aerlcuItnraidiS.
trcta Of the county, viii conan thelocai and general
news ofthe week. iuterspersed with Interesting mis-
collancous reading matter. 1t will contain twenty
eight columns ofreading matter and VIII he one VI
,he argesl and cheapest Weekly Newspapers IN the
Stao Published every Saturday. Tfrms-S5 per
Annum; six months, 81; three months SO
ADvERrsEMESTs per square OF ten lines or less'
srst inc ,rtiou 81 90
p.ch snhsa1uan tinsartion so
t.eP" liberal deduction will be made in tavoro
those who advertise by the year
HI BusinesscArds inserted on reasonableterms.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-29
just Received and in Store.

A large supply Of Alconol. Campheno. Lard. Sperm
Polar, NentstOot, anI Boiled Oils. Solar OH, and
Camphene Lamp Wicks. Caudle Wicking. Wax and
Night Tapers, rorax, Soda, Castillo Soap, Salad Oil
in Basket, Wole'- Schapps, IIosctters Bitters pure
Cream Tartar, etrychnue, Castor Oil, and Wyn-
koop's Medicines. Wholesale and reiail, by
ALBAN, THOMAS 4 Co.
ap7tf Corner and sixth streets.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-29

n ARD, ILNsEED, NEATsF0OT, POLAR AND
n Sperm O--For sale by
COLTOE L. MoDER RMoTA
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-29
Declaration of Sole Trader.
or CALIyoRNIA. County OF Butte.

STATE or CALIPoRNIA, County of Butte.
u CHARLOTTE SCUfLLER wife of A schtl-
q q Ter. of the town Oroville, county nforesald.
being duly swu-n, do hereby declare 10 the phbhc
that it is my intention to carry on henceforh IN my
own name, and On my own account. the business
pertaining to q Brewery. at the place known rs the
CITY Rrewery i'm aid Town and that The capital in
vested in said business does not exceed the sum oi
lvr thousand dollars.
witness my hand this l4h day of August A. Dls5T.
CHARLOTTE SCHILLER.
sworn to and subscribed before me- August ~ 1901
JOHN =. BERRY, Justice OF the Fence
STATE oP CALIFORNIA, County OF Bute.
On the I4lh day Of August d. lS57, before me,
John s. Berry a Justics Of the Peace In aud ior sid
county personally appeared The above named Char-
ote schiller, 10 ne personally ShowD 10 o. lle IN
dvduaI described in md who execuled i'e foregoing
dsclarlton. and acknowledged that re 1xecuied The
same freely and voluntary for the uses and purposes
therein mentioned.
Given under my hand this day and year aforesaid.
JOfIN' 8 BERRY, Justice of the Pence.
.urxrxrr AyV.E GREASE for sale hv
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-29
Oruuil!e 1ai.q Butte Rerura.
Auditors Report, July lst, 1857.

embracing statement of the county expen-
ditures as per warrants drawn upon the
several county fdnds and also of the amount
Of receipts into the Treasury, as charged to
the Treasurer upon the Auditors books. to
wit:
Expenditures General Fund.
Fees of Trlal Jurors. 1868 W
" Grand Jurors. al ">'
+" Witnesses IN Grim. actions. ll"6 op
Board of prisoners and pay OF Jallor.2'I 0I
Salary and fees of District Attorney 24lO 90
Fees of Constables in criminal cases. 1898 81
i" Sheriff in criminal cases and
county services. ...olbo bo
i" Justices in criminal case.... $50 %
&" Attorneys in defence of GRIM
inalS. S.................... l4o UU
8. Associate Justice CourtofSes-
sions. o59 90
" County Clerk and Auditor. e. co. 20
Interpreters ers................ 155 co
Salary of County Judge. 90
.'er diem OF officers of election. l5S 20
Per diem Of Supervisors and Super
visor committees and mileage. 99l %
Per diem of Clerk of Board of Su-
pervsOrs ............. 100 w
Per diem of Road Overseers. ...... ..293O 90
Per diem Of Road Viewers. 36 90
Hnsnitnl BUILDING ..1200 90
Furniture and repair of Hospital. .lO39 %
Building woodhouse and privy, and
enclosing Jail yard ........... 23f 40
Carpenter work on county buildings. 45l 90
Renair of 1906 90
Furniture fer Court House 1892 81
Medical services to jail........... $50 w
do Examinations Of insane per-
sons. 90 OU
do Post mortem examinations. 56 90
Bnrvinr dead bodies, 80 so
Fees If Coroner, o37 81
County Printing. g...............p. ..lIof oV
Officcs.. 26o 81
Fuel, lights, lamps, &c , for Court
HOuse...... ................... 59- 90
Pump for Court House. ........... 69 10
Merchandise for Jail, Hospital, &C., 3O1 20
Services of County Surveyor. 100 w
Labor abont Court House. ZIG Oo
reimbursement to I Freer for over
payment of +. NJ License tax. 22l 10
Standard weights and measures.... $40 w
'' ture Of criminal. ............. 26l q5
Per dien of Assessor. 566 SO
~ sJrnction''...,............: 1880
Miscellaneous Items. 358 Q
Per ccntage Of Treasurer, Auditor,
and Clerk of Board Of Equali-
Zatiou.... ................... "a 20
Receipts into II tea,nrY- GenfrH Fund
From jan udry l6t 1857, 10 July lst, 1867.
From fines in criminal
courts. oof 40
From State and County
license ........... 9O34 W
Foreign miners license. 1901 IL
FROM Ferry license.... SS2 20
From Piumas, Colns &
Tehama counties on
indebtedne,s. &c go. 1858 92
From Poll FAX. ..., 1915 ~
From collections ON
property tax for Sc. 226l 81
S27o63 81
''''' . - s36 413 25 3G,448 2b
Total amount of expenditures from
Jan lst 1857, 20 July l-t, 81 "6,443 -
Estimated interest on Outstanding
warrants ......s..'...'.' Vll W
Indebtedness Of General Fund Jan.
1st, 1851, as per report...... 43o9 %
Al ,G93 II
Total amount of receipts
lfG% JgiV Iap' Is' is;: 1851. .o., oes el!
Cash in Treasury Jan. -.o.o
l85T............... o4o % -'fof ."
Total Indebtedness Of Genel al
Fund, July lst. 1e57........ 8l4,2o9 10
Ladigent Sich Fund
Warrants issued for services 10 in
dipent sick previous to the estab
n Wit
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-29

81 ND3 OF
Exc. of expcn. over rect 1919 "a
$50 413 % 36,433 2h
Total amount of expenditures from =,
Jan lst 1857, 20 July l.t, 81 36,4l3 -
Estimated interest on outstanding oo
warrants ...,.............'' oll VV
Indebtedness of General Fund Jan. .,. no
1st, 1857, as per report. 4@o9 90
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-29
~ OnTCE

OFFICE OF the 40 u So QUARTZ MINI>G Co.,
Or0yile, july 21h, l-t7.
NT6TICE Is hereby given to the - ckhoIders of
~ the 40 & 56 Quarlz Mining Company, that an
assessment of one per the capital stock OF
said Company has this day been levied by the Board
Of Trustees and made payable at the Treasrers Of
flee on or before the 18Th day of 'ngust, \. 1857
JOSEPH ROGERS SecreIary.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-29
JUST II CEIV b ID ,

Mornus Light, Fly Z Fish, Flying Mist, Il large
supply OF Pure Cream Tartar. Lard oil, Extract tiS
quorice, Blue VltrO. German and English Camome
Satpere, Corn Starch. shakers Sa"snparilla, Sarsa
paritla Root, Gum Arabiac, CItric Acid. Potash Ex
tracts of lemon Rose and Vanl II, Vanilla Beans,
Rolled Linseed Oil, Castor oiln 'arrels, Pure Vel
low and White Wax. Nidler's. bowers and Weight
mans Tartaric Acid Bay Rum in cases and barrels,
Fresh Hops in ono pound packages Sage, Yankee.
Soap. iudellible lux, Roses BackLng Brushes Ma
sons Backing. Cod Liver oil, Spanish and American
saffron, Dubin's Extracts. ienuine Wrights BIan.
dreths, Mofats aud other Pulls Chamoi. skins, Ly>
copsdium, Essential Oils. Congress Water in pnts
and quarts, Borax, Sal Soda. Pearl Barley. and many
Other staple articles which together with our former
large stock of Drugs makes assortment as varied
and Large as any Drug House in the city, 10 which
we invite The attention Of the rrade and others buy
ing in this market. ALBAN ritON ASH CO,
Wholesale ana Retail Druggists.
ap7tf 1Gi. } street, Corner 9th,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-29

From fines III criminal
courts, oof 80
From State and County
license 1884 90
Foreign miners license. 99Ol /!
FROM Ferry license. oS2 w
From Plumas, Coiusl &
Tehama counties On
Indebtedness. sc .... 1858 92
From Poll FAX. go, lS13 ~
From culiectious on
property tax for Sc. 226l 81
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-29
4l,G93 II
Total amount of receipts

Total amount of receipts
from Jan, lst, 1851 to
July 1st, l857...,...21, ,O63 6is
0'1a Ia57 ... $40 05 274O4 Sc
Total Indebtedness Of General 900 :.
Fund, July lst. ls57........ Rl4,2oo 10
Ladigent Sicf Fund
Warrants issued flr services 10 in
digent sick previous to the estab
ment O. the Hospital, to wit;
For Medical services. ............. Il0o
For Medicine, Merchandise, &c =. 30 06
For care and board ofindigent sick. 1894 6'
Warrant Is issued since the establish
ment Of Hospital TO Physician q
Superintendent. ent................ l9ZO w
52l6 2
Cash in treasury Jan lst
1904 Olss......s.ss..s. oIp 10
Cash from assessments. $40 SZ-o93 ~
Total Indebtedness Of Fund. ,5l36
No warrants having been issued upon the
Road or Court House aud Jail fund, during
the period Of time embraced in the foregoing
accounts statement regarding them does not
appear.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
EMILES CHAPLIN, Auditor.
Per NJ DARRACH, Deputy.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-29
HOTELS, SALOONS, sc.
Vt. NICHOLAS HOTnL
CORNER MONTGOMERY AND HuHToos STREETS,
VTELE.
FRANK JOHNSON, -. .....proprictor.

beza, HAVING pURCH iSED THE HOUSE
E;!I known heretofore tIunoon's Exchange
@,iI have renovated, ,rehtted. new, 'aFhi9"eu anu
onenad II under the above name, with entirely new
nrrapgements | have erected II spacious dining
haIl-added n large number of elegantly furnished
roo ns for Families, and am prepared 10 accommo
date any number of guests in a manner that trlst
will he satisfactory to all. Having had the Den
eft of long experience in the business ara as
shall give my whole attention to 1t, Intend 10
mike this house in all its appointments me
very best in this section of California
' FRANK JOHNSON.
NB-The Cal Stage Co.'S General Office is atthis
House, where passengers arrive from ana depart 10
sl points of the country. ~ =.
December 80, 1856. u7l-H
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n is a most undoubted TACT TINT DR.. sannford's

iris a most undoubted fact TINT DIR. Sanford's
Invigorator, or Liver Remedy, is one of the
g ,eatest discoveries made in medicine the past
century. 1t has been a study of the DIR. during
twenty years practice to find what particular
organ, when diseased, caused the greatest nun
Der of ills or pains, and his conclusion is, that
the liver is the greatest regulator of the system
and the mostliable to disease, while if kept free
from disease is preventive of Dyspepsia, Jaun-
dice, general debility, &C., while last but far
from least VIC mention consumption; for our cx-
perience is that more cases of consumptiPn occur
from diseased liver than from all other causes
put together.
Taking this to be a correct hypothesis, we
have but to find a remedy with which to correct
the liver, and we have a cure of nearly all tic
diseases we are subject to by simply using a
preventive. That the Inpig0rator is such a
remedy, is beyond doubt to all who try it, for
its virtues are such that for all complaints aris-
ing from liver arrangements, it an unfailing
remedy, while as a family medicine, for all dis
eases Of the stomach or bowels, which are caus-
ed in a greater or less degree by liver derange-
ment, it is the safest, surest and most efticacious
remedy known-Prin. Press. dec Z
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n. r. s. r. q. & u. n.

We'll ard favorable known in this city and vi
cinity, have the honor to announce that they
still make themselves useful in relieving the az
Hictcd on the usual terms!
In torpor of the Liver, and suggestion of the
bowels, ''7oad's PiHs' have no superior.
For chapped hands, letter, old sores, &c,
"Terrilrs Ointment" is better than Elycesius.
For n cough, honrsenccS, &c, the ''HOarhOund
Ba1sam" is a pleasant, safe and e%ftectual rene
dy," for either old Or young.
Principal Office at the Drug Store of T. II.
LoeAx & Co. For sale by dealers generally.
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rR0M WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.-Last evening, Mar.
shall Rvnders, with Gen. Walker, repaired TO
the State Department, when the former stated
to Gen. Cass, that he had received a communi-
cation from Com. Paulding, saying that he had
arrested Walker for carrying OH an unlawful cX.
pedition against Nicaragua; that Walker had
promised on his honor, TO surrender himself TO
Rvndcrs as Marshall ofthe Southern District OF
New York. on his arrival in that city. That
Walker did so, and that he Ryndcrs,) had ac-
companicd Walker to Washington, to ascertain
the views Of the Department.
Gen, Cass replied that, the Executive De-
partment did not recognize Walker rs n prisoner;
that it was only through the action of the Judi
ciary, that he could be lawfully held in custody
to answer any charges which may lie brought
against him.
Capt. Englc expects to return on the fifth OF
January.
will be recalled.
Many distinguished gentlemen have called on
Gen. Walker. Nothing is known concerning
his future movements. 1t is his intention at Il
propcr time to ask government to reinstatc him
in the position from which he was recently re-
moved by Com. Paulding.
a letter from Secretary Toucy to Cooperticld
informs the frigatc Niagara to be again detailed
to Law the Atlantic Telegraph cable.
Chief Engineer Everett is given leave OF 40
sence to give his services to the Telegraph Co..
The President and Secretary Toucy are both
favorable to the enterprise.
The War Department has received advices to
the 18th Oct, from Lieut., Beale, in charge of
tue military road from Fort Defiance TO the
Colorado river, in which he announces his arri-
val in California. The expedition has met with
the most complete success and a line wagon
road from New Mexico to California had been
established. An important part OF the opera
tion has been effected by the camelS, which
were subjected to trials which 10 other animals
could possibly endure; yet he terminated his
labors without the loss of a single camel, but
they are admitted by those who saw them III
Texas, to be in as good CONDITION as when they
left San Antonio.
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OFFICE, CORNER WATER mi MONROE STREETS.
NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ARAGo.

- A.
New York, Dec. 30.-The U. S.. Steamship
Arago from Southampton on the 10th inst, ar
rived at this port this morning. Her adyices
are four days later than those furnished by the
Persia.
The detailed accounts Of the news from India
contain nothing of interest further than contain
ed in the telegraph summary furnished ny the
previous steamer.
Parliament had adjourned to the 4th:of Feb
ruary.
indemnity bill.
Henry Smith Bright, formerly a large com
mission merchant at Hull, had been sentenced to
transportation fol ten years for forgery.
No further progress has been made IN lauhch-
Trade in the manufacturing districts was
bad. and the markets were generally inanimate.
Sir Collin Campbell denies that he has been
on i'll terms with Lord Canning.
Miner Gibson had been elected q member OF
Parliament for Aston.
for Trieste.
The Belgium election had resulted by a large
ministerial majority, in favor Of the liberal pol
lev. 1t was rumored at Vienna, that the Forte,
acting with the consent of Powers signing the
treaty of Paris, had issued n tirnan Tor the
dissolution of the Divans of the DaliubianP rln-
cipalitics. The rumor required
The commercial crisis had become aggravated
At TN The ilIa Council of State had authorized
a loan of 800, 1000 pounds sterling.
The hand ofthe Princess Alice, of England,
was to be asked for the Crown Prince of the
At Hamburg, up to the 18th inst, there was
no general return of confidence yet manifested,
and further failures were expected.
The Austrian Government had loaned the
CITY of Hamburg ten millions of forms. The
sum will be employed in aiding the large houses.
gate Congress were on n visit to Jerusalem.
Twenty.scven nuns were about to leave Paris
for China.
of Portugal would occur in April.
No extended account Of the Liverpool market
lis furnished by this steamer.
LONDON money MAHKEr.-Consols closed at
OIL 9-an91 SIS on account.
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[Por the Intelligencer.J

BKIDGEPoRT, Dec. 90, 1857.
Messrs. EHitOrX:-I am charged as being the
author oG those two last pieces that appeared in
your paper, concerning our town, which | deny.
In respect to Miss Chapman, your informant
must have been tight, or like your carrier has Il
bad memory. Miss Chapman was here. np-
piled for the NJ. f. Church to lecture in, but
was refused. The story about "A prominent
member being at the NJ. E, Church, and
smelling mice is all a yarn. Miss Chapman
staid over night with a friend, and with her was
a middle aged lady, who las n brother and
friends in Martinsvillc, WHO are respectable peo-
pie. As to the hog story, I've have not seen a
drove of hogs pass through Bridgeport for a
long time, we do not know how they could get
thr0ngh,) we do not believe more than half of
it, unless it is the part about adopting the young
niggers. That may be so az VIC have democrats
over here, that are so strong in the faith that
they sustain President Buchanan, swallow the
Lecornpton swindlc, bred Scott decision, niggcrs
aud all, and they do not believe that the people
arc the sovcreigns. No doubt i. was some of
these that adopted the young niggers.
Yours truly, NJ. WILSON.
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TroOn from u Horse.-A lad about thirteen
years of age, was thrown from a fractions horse
yesterday, on Main street. lie was deposited in
a mud puddle, some twenty feet distant from the
animal, and strange to say he received no in
jury further than a s~prained shoulder.
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NAV WORK. MARKET.

DEC. 8O.-Flour quiet, 5000 bbls sold. Wheat
1900 bus. sold. Corn firm, 1000 bus.
sold. Miss pork has declined lOc, sales at $l0
a15,67; prime do declined 2oc, sales at Sl3al3,-
Swine had advanced, 1000 head sold
at SIS, G2a5,ST.
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Lamenta6le.-An infant son of Mayor Train
or, of Steubenville, aged about ten months, came
10 its death, on Sunday last, in a very deplora-
BILE manner. 1t had been very sick, but was
somewhat better. Paresoric was prescribed for
it, but the prescription was mistaken for Laud-
anum, aud an over dose being administered, the
child died from its effects.
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Ginger Snup&.-Mix four ounces Oflard, and
four of butter melted with four ounces ofbrown
sugar, one pint of molasses, two spoonfuls gin
ger, and a quart of flour; strain in two teaspoon
falls saiseratus dissolved in a wine-glass full o.
sweet milk, adding sufficient flour for rolling out
thin, cut in small cakes, and bake in a slow oven.
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Police Aattets.-we believe there was not a
single police case transacted yesterday. We
presume tho rowdies arc holding back to mat
gurato the new year with a grand blow out.
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OOODSS

Select C0tiUoia Party.-Professor MiIler's
fourth Select Cotillion Party of the season, will
come off on Friday evening, January 1st, 1858,
at the Washington Hall; at s o'clock.
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MEssRs. EDrroRs PLEASE announce our fellow citizen,
Mr.. r. NJ. as an Independent citizens can
didcte for City sergeant, at the ensuing Charter Election :
Mr.. ~. is fully competent to discharge the duties OF that
g. A VOTER.
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For tn. ~Intelligencer

For the Inteligencer,
Messrs Ep1roRs-I beg leave respectfully to announce
through the columns of your paper, my name ms a candt-
date for the office of City Sergeant at the approaching Char
ter Election. JAMES U. HAWLEf.
dec o5 1871 tie.
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The Ricer was rising rapidly yesterday with
was doing.
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CASH NOTICE.
ON and afer JANUARY FIRST, 1sSS, all retail sales
win be for Cash, by [dec29l MARSHA WAYMAN.

WE request that our patrons would always
hand in their advertisements by three o'clock
ton in the morning following. Tho crowd of
night work renders it necessary.
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FR1ExD woop: 1t was a long time aftcr saw YOU at Dliss,
field before 1 got the bottle OF Restorative for which you
gave me an order n your agent in Detroit, AID whenl kot
It we concluded to try 1t on Mrs. Mann's hair, rs the sulett
test Of It's power. II has done ali that Sou assured ne It
woult do; and others of my family and friends having Nit
messed its effects, are now using and recommending itsiGSe
tn others rs entitled to the highest consideration you chain
forit Again, very respectfully and truly, Yours,
SOLOMON MANN.
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Mn. Eprroa-Piease announce DANIEL DUNBAR, as a
candidate Tor superintendent of Water Works at the COM
ing Charter Election. EVERY fEksON'
Iec OK 195T-te.
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CITIZENS CANDIDATE.
I offer myself IA u candidate for the office OF CITY SEX,
GEAHT, at the coming Charter Election, and II elected L
lei A.. s. HALLOWELL.