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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-14
OruuilIe BULLY Butts Retura.
MoNDAY. MORNING, SEPT. l4rH. 1857.
Brigham Young n New Yorker.

Both Brigham Young aad Heber c. KIM
ball are New Workers. Brigham lived near
the line dividing Ontario and Monroe coun-
ties, in the town of Victor, at the time hs
became q Mormon He had always mani
tested proclvity to religious fanaticsm. or
rather he was lazy rapscallion, good for
nothing, except to howl at u camp meeting.
He lived in log shanty, with dilapidated,
patient, suffering wife, surrounded by host
of tow. headed children. Occasionally he
made up lot of axe helves and traded them
off for sugar and tea; in other fits of indus.
try he would do days work in the hay
field for neighbor, hoe the potatoes in his
own little patch, or pound clothes for his
wife on o washing day. But bis special mis-
sion was to 60 to camp meetings and reviv-
ais, where he managed to get his daily bread
out of the more wealthy brethren, in consid-
Grafton Of the JUNCTION with which he shouted
"ga 10. rah!" On such occasions Brigham
fully putting on his old wool hat, would
leave his family without -four in the barrel,
or wood at the door, and telling his wife that
the "Lord would provide" he would put Oft
for weeks absence.
Poor Mrs Brigham managed by borrow
ing from her neighbors with the small hope
of paying, chopped the wood herself, and
with an old sun bonnet (Navarino style)
went to the spring after water, thoroughly
convinced that her lot was not of the easiest,
and that her husband was, to use a western
expression, an "oruary cuss," in which sen.
timent all who knew him joined, People
were getting very tired of Brigham when
Mormonism turned up. He was just the
man for the religion, and the religion SEEM
ed expressly adapted to him. He became an
exhorter, held neighborhood meetings. rant
ed and howIed his doctrines into the minds
of others as weak as himself, and finally went
west with the rest of them, where he has de-
rustic loafer is governor of a territory and
the chief prophet of q great religious sect.
He has just the mixture Of shrewdness and
folly which is required for success in fanat-
cism or quackery. A wiser man could not
hold his place A man must be half fool anl
half knave to be a successful quack.
IIeber G Kimball was "A man of more res
pectability. He was born fanatic, and il
he were not Mormon would be something
| else just like it. In his church-he was
Baptist originally, he was one of those pcs
tient fellows who want resolutions passed
at church meetings Withholding fellowship
from somebody else. and insist on having 81
political codicil added to the Bible. We be-
lieve he had some property lie has much
more talent than Brigham Young, but is in
ferior to him in the elements of quackery
He has very respectable relatives now living
in the part of Monroe county from whicl
he started
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-14
United states Of America.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, tss Justices Court
The People of the state oGCaHtornia, TO May A.
Hogg, GREETING:
w7oU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO appear be-
E fore me, u, my Office, in the 0phir T.wnshp
of the County OF Butte on the l.lh cay of Septem-
ber d. 1851, Mt 10 O'Clock, a. NJ to answer unto
the complaint OF John Riley. who sues TO recover
ninety dollars claim, 10 be- due on account for rents
when Judgment VIII be taken against YOU for the
said amount, together with cos.s and damages. II
you fail to appear and answer
To the sheriff or any Constable of said County.
Greeting: Make legal service end due return hereof
Given under my hand This 7th day OF September,
A n, 1881 JOHN :. BERRY. IL s
Justice of the Peace Of said Township.
II IL hereby ordered, that service be had IN the
above tuse by publication in the Daily Butte Rec
ord for fourteen days.
Given under my hand this IN day OF septemoer,
A. D. 1857. ts7-Ix' T. =. BksshA, .. r.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-03-19

n Brdnch-se ar bk As 2 20
il Herssy-lot 9 bk SIS o.
N Naflef-lot 4 bk So 81
n Hodgett-lot & blk SO 1 IS
~ II or See 81.
II GdrdaeF-lot 2 blk IS 2 81
III Darkee- lot IL BIZ IS 4 II
Ln4aolcH--lot2 bk 81 2 81
Hfisher-lot 2 bk IS . 81
do lot 8 blk IS 2 81
w Aygdh-lot S Blk So 2 Ig
Ua6aOtSn-lot 10 bk 55 2 s.
NEhle-lot . blk 80 l So
do lot 4 Blk 50 / So
jas 4NagilI-lot 8 bk 50 2 9!
Jno Ndgiit-lot 2 blk 50 2 20
" -Hygdtt-lot 1 bk 81 9 81
UaAnoarR--lot 5 bk 81 2 81
A DNorthsodgf-lt q bk 81 2 -
jas Ndgin-lot 3 bk 6-i s e.
y DGlliets--lot b bk IS 8 Is
II w POgisr-int IIhly exc IT
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DURkEE's FAsTERv .nn1rrox

Tie JottcaiHE an y y Or see, ) Torn 1
Z c Van kaiselacr. lot bk
I u \ aIe-- lo' 5 ID i ) Blake lot / blk
. r Dana LOT , Ik
4 Orosoeek par OF Ict 8 ok /, commencing al the
e Ger oi % lot, theme L rds or To the n g cor
'aeac ~ Z, taclc parallel with aforesaid e line
70 line OF 81 10, theme 10 beginning
c DRrsee. Part Of lei bk ]. commeDeinr 40 {, 70
z COR CT sd lot, theme on : line sd lot 10 $ "
cor, iaeae 10 Il y cor, theme to a point 40 +.
from tie 6 cor I'd lot. theme : 10 beginning
) Resa j &C. Part of bk / commencing at $ g
cor let in Sd tx, theme Oh line I'd ok 10 LAX q
shore, thene Rossherly lake shore TO town line
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-03-19

"OLvE RKNE
FUR N!TURE STORE!
| N srI4ets xr
s-~1gzy The subscriber has opened on Market st.
-ve<ssa,n 10" doors west Of the American Hotel,
ssSsA4n cBe OF the most complete d Extensive lots Of
CURVATURE d CABINET WARE,
Ever brought to this market HIS stock consists of
niiare 81 Essusekeepers' Furnishing Estab-.
i'shinent, Of all qualities and prices. Among
these may be found
SOFAS AND LOUNGES,
Of superior workmanship snd finish.
A great variety Of
Mahogany spring seat, Cane seat and Windsor
TABLES,
Mahogany Centre Tables, Timing extension and com
mon leaf Tables
Mahogany and Black Walnut bureaus, of vari-
BEDsTEADS,
aney and common, of every style and variety
MATRA%SES,
Various styles fancy and common
STANDS, SIDE TABLES, &C, &C.
L-Y- Picture Frames Of every style made to order
on short notice.
The above Goods viii be sold rs cheap a. the
cheapest. Call and examine them and satisfy your
selves that the Wolverine Furniture Store IS the
place to buy your Furniture
Oct lst 1855. loft y. S. VAN ALLEN
~ A Fine Toned ORG AN, suitable for small
Church, For Sale, very Cheap.
b. VAN ALLEN.
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"wHmE THERE'S LIFE THERE'S aorE"
DR.. WfA. r. t4AYDEN'S
celebrated Improved Vegetable ssmFgativc
D q

Il Z - H. 60
universally acknowledged by al vino have used them to Be
decidedly the best remedy yet discovered for
all ordinary complaints, such as
DTopsy Liver Complaint, 1anndce, Loss Appetite Ind
geston Heartburn, Sick Headache, Erupye Diseases
General biiity Irregularities Suppressous Nervous
ness, DTowsltess Fantuess; Foul Stomach and all the
Diseases arising yon morbid blood and stomach
As preventive and cure for the Fever and Ague, these
Pt!ls stand AZ the head OF a other Medicines
Hyod have not used them, be advised Immediate
~ and you will hud that they truly an what they are
recommended to be and Jr superior any and All others
Their y tues consist in the known fact that
THEY PURGE WITHOUT GRIPPING OR LEAVING THE
BOWELS COSTIYE.
Ehcy are Alternative, Rcs;OraGivc, and
Tonic.
Purifying the Nood,-the great fluid Of lfe-and giving
strength and tone to the whole system No family should
he single day without them, their timely use will pre-
vent much sickness and expense.
J. d. PUTNAM Co., Propretors,
--- Lowell. Mass.
j. ROBINSON, Wholesale and RetailAgtnt fNr Kenoshs
lytSl +. SCAMMoN Co, General 4 .en,s Chicago.
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| - -. - "''NA - D"uHusd by line III sd Or sec v
Al Of block lying " ofw line e hf sd or. sec 81
Lot g ''. @ i i q :. : !.
All ofot 10 block lying line III sd or sec and
OF II line Of X a Z L Z track Y or sec 81
~ qr sec 90 beginning 100 cor sd or 20 rds
! 100 Fds 20 rds' " 10 bcgjnninG20 acres
PleasoH' Proirie-lH in Torn !.
| w hf hf Or, sec 81 range $40 aerss
! W lie or prt zee rage 22-6j acres
+ HI 0 qrsec 6, range 2J-so acres
! , or fri, sec ), range 2}-92 acres
/ ) oqf eqr sec /, range 22-40 acres
81 n " or sec 6, range $50 acres
) " y acrese hfn " Or see 6, range %
! + hi Is y Or sec IA. range $3.50 acres
Nv qrsw or sec IA, range 22-4O acres
+ acres II { or n " or see |, range y
\ " qr. fri sec range 23-G2A acres
\ W Or fri, sec II rnnge 23-62 acres
Of qrn c or sec I8, range $50 acres
y hi wqr fri zee 80 range 23-52 acres
| " az acres " or sec IL, range -
" NJ or, sec y range -, except 10 ceres end
30 acres
D M Il ~ acres or or, sec :, range %, side
sand ridge road-10 acres
; . Or Il " Or see 20, range Go acres
rsec 4. range 22--l67 acres
acres Or Or sec range %
+ side qrnwq sec / range 22-3 acres
s 6 cor II ers e ar sec 2 range 22-lj acres
; " Or andlo acres W side { ar sec s. range 90
10 acres
Wkfn W or soc is range 22-64 acres
or sec Is. range 23-40 acres
W. IFS Q or sec - range 22-Y0 nc,s5
\ o. acres n W Or sec sc range q
% acres wqr sec IA rabce22
= y Gr n !. Or sec p range 22-40 aera,
-: acres Il Or sec range -
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-03-19

w pm n " ar see range 23--33l aersa
) or n wqr see lS range 23-i0 acrfs
90 acres W hi II G Or sec IL rancs2a
eqrn or sec Is range 23-i0 acros
School Section
z hin = or SEQ I6 range 22--s0 acres
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Head, Rowland & Go.

AT THE PEOPLES STORE!
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-03-19
TAX NOTICE

TREAsURER's OFFfcE, Kenosha Co. Wis
~ City OF Kenosha March, II, 1857
Notice is hereby given, thatso much of each of the
following described lots, tracts parcels Of land al
may be necessary forthe purpose, viii on the second
Tuesday of pril next, and the next succeeding days
be sold public auction the court house in the c
ty of Kenosha for the payment of the faxes interest
and charges thereon. Sale 10 commence at nine
0 clock in the forenoon ofthe day above mentioned
HARMON MARSH
4w39 County Treasurer
KENOSHA GITY-FIRST WHRD.
7AeTfolloscfng In Il Qr Sec. 81, 7ccn 2, Range 23
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yAassy Nsss ossscs. 4
rnHaGs -. n ny

I6skSas ~. II, l065.J
rhs - Issss1 ~ ~ stssaaS - - - Is.
Aissiaippl ssne ~ tsst ahsvv ~ wa2Gv nask
est ~ wsata@ sAaassd - ~ ~ - ~ Tier.
sssssss vss 6svn y u Ass. hslsw - yssssvsay
morning. The - bridge here u appsrsasIy arn
again, tAssgh 10 teams have y vt vsntsrsd "a
cross.
There 10 - special shasss In markets. whs,s.
sale nsssAaats ~ nov East purshaGius spsing
piles, and I'll begin 10 look forward withintsrsst Il
The opsaing Of navigation.
The asry In - mossy 1arkst abpsar 70 - over
The Illinois dissssaitsd Daaks Asctsass iron 10 "a
- pr ssnt. discount. Nebraska money 10 tsksr
fron depssttors u pr cent. diseosnt, and eson
oatsidsrs 1t .. Good Tennessee s1d Cansas Bank,
and Burlington City Scrip are rsssivsd It tho sane
rates.
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WIN. BROWN.
A IL CHIT ECT.

TUST call at his rooms, over Doubleday 4 Will
u son Store Second street, any time Ceacept Sun
days. from daylight till 10 O'Clock at nj ght, as he
Is Obliged to be constantly on hand ON account Of
pressof business, and see his drawings, apparatus
and extensive Architectural Library, which are
free TO the nspection of all and judge whether he
il competentto seryethc public in his profession -
lie might here recte what great things he has done
do, but that would be superuous in this util
itari an immunity therefore he Is willing 10 show
the public what he himself do In a practical
sense. Call and see free of charge.
feb4-d W. BROWN.
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MELAINOTYPEe.

1DAA ~ -
!; g; !; !:
which !, taken % N saanslsd iron plate, pro-
PaIsd ss sp;.s,S . e. the PSrPo.s
any kind and therefore will not blister or crack in
cold weather, - viii thu Aubrotype. Instead Of
being vanished tho picture u galvanized In . gal
vsnic battery which, BY giving It coating Of sill
yer, renders u impervious 70 atmospheric changes
The Meiainotype possesses many advantage over
all other pictures. 1t will receive fall without
fracture, bend without injury. II may b. washed
when soiled, and handled without the face being
narrsd, unissss abused BY rough scratching. which
would defsce the best oil painting. In perfect do.
linsation Of detail II equals the best
while II has OF the glare which forms the chief
objection % those pictarss.
when colored, the Asisinotype very much resem-
slss painting on ivory. For inserting in lockets,
pins OF ring, no other picture compare With II.
The AelAinotype 10 PATENT PICTURE, and CUE
bho. are the only artists in this city who have
81. si: aus ;ss ss + {o' w. ..1 NJ. so1
tween g end g. and examine specimens Of the
MALAlNOIYfk. [fcb5-dAw
Incorporation NOTICE.
TIVE Keokuk and Illinois Bridgs Company noti-
! y the Dablts q he sonplets organisation Of
KeohuI, Iowa. The object i IL construction 81
Bridge aerosa the Aississippi River 81 Keokuk,
Tor railroad and other purposss.
Ths capital stock Of said Company 10 q ,ooo GEO.
Five pr eat. Of the capital stock 10 10 b paid In
wtehin Ave yeass. and twenty per cent. may b
nlle1 Ia annually after that time.
The corporation commenced on the Goth day Of
ss.seyy see!, -. /. &c continue Ely y.~s.. -
The otesES Of sid Company shall consist Of nine
Direction, and from the Directors President, See
rstAsy, ard Treasurer shalt b. elected, Who shall
eondnst ~ businsss Ut said eorporation, and tAs
els9tioa shall taks place on the arst Monday 10
Aphi Of sseh year.
Tho highest amount OF indebtedness q 15OO. eco.
Ths private property II the stockholders shall BE-
exempt fNm sxaeatiea.
J. b. Howell, RIP. Crsel,
WM. Patterson, John a. Durkes,
C.H. Perry, Jue. ". Rankin.
wn. rinhsrman, D. r. Btighsn,
Jno. =. Clsghorn. y. r. Shsrh,
+ John b. 6nllivan, Jas. r.. Billine.
6Anuel \. Curtis, jas. n. Love.
Ksoksks Jan. =, S5-[fsb6-d4v
0o0noS 11ooch0Yy,
XNnunD III kinds Of Straw and Lace Bon -.
~ nets viii - slsAassd And pressed In ~ y
sest faaAissaAas kastsss styis, ~
JsA0soa 81. over the PcetoGse.
ksokuk. Nsv. -, 'Ss-diy
i1E1 DoxB Glassware aad window d. q
! NV REYNOLDS Drug Dtors.
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BUCKEYE FOUNDRY,
Corner OF 9TH and Johnson Sta. .kEOhCk.
=. =. VAIL Co.,
HAVING erected and put In operation an es
pared to furnish to order, At short notice.
ENGINES AND MlLL-WORKS!
And are constantly manufacturing superior Porta
Bile Circular Saw Mills. Also, Malay and Sash
Saw Irons, on tho most improved plans.
BOILERS, CHIMNEYS l. BREECHlNGS
furnished toorder. We pay particular attention
10 the httng up Of machinery for
FIGURING MILLS AND DISTlLLERlES,
and persons wanting that kind Of work invited
10 Examine our stock geerng patterns before en-
gaging their work Catalogues of patterns sent
post paid, when requested.
keokuk, Dec. 3, '56-dAwtf.
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0Oa ths night Of the 22nd nit, Nov
bord iafaot was fosnd il the steam mill half
mile sast of Monroe, jasper county. TIE
child was veil wrapped up il cotton batting,
table cloths, blankets, and several Other ar-
ticlss too numerous 10 mention. 4 barring
candle was placed near IL 10 attract alton
tics. The mother Of the child has besn dis
covered. She for some time refused 70 own
y, bat Aaally acknowledged il 70 be hers -
Shs 10 grass widow, who has besn living
with : gsotlenan rssiding near Monroe,
sinss her hssbaad left, better than . year
ago.fPslla Gas.
Dao0e - TAsr9s0ster, winds, &C.,
ron PEE WEEK ENDING PES. Q, 1857.
DIX D. G. DEWEY, N. D.
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CsAsssa ~ Cosssacs.-At - sdjourasd meet
sng ne following preliminary osganIsasioa Of
CAsnhsf oe Comnsrss ~ sgssasd:
hssalsnt-Wa. 3. As3sviS.
Viss Prssiasst-JoAn ". Clsghou.
0sssstasy-Wm. A. Taylor.
COMMITTEES q ApSsAls--0so. b. Smith, VIM. @.
Asatesa, IN. 4. 6saaea, Frank brown. H. D..
westward, .. ;. Cary, Howard Tsskr.
Ceaaittss Of Asbitration-John \. Copslin. las
=. Csx, Sssphsa lrwia, Jno ". Manceurt, Jss. No
Qasan. Jshs Tsnplin, B. b. Ogden.
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OFFICE, NO =, KILBOURNE's BLOCK,
II AS for Sale 20 bsastitul Lots In D. VI. I'll.
i = bourne's Addition.
1rsm any Of these Iots ~ prospsct from. aad
the view around the city, d deIishtful.
They ars al near o. adjoinin9
KILnOURNE pARK!D
And no other Lots In to Cty en- b more desirable
Tor rssiasncss.
Blsck I7e In The oadlimtts.
- Feet on nAin-st., between 6th and Sth.
Lot :, Black ~, on BlondsAs-st.
% Fest In Block 1ol, q kain-st., lstwssa letA
ana llth.
- Fest on kain-st., eommsseing lee fsst fron
10th street.
~ Pest on 9Th st., in Block -, : very dsslrah,a
6aildlne residsncs.
Aso. Lets In Edward Kilbourpe' . New Additioa.
Ianns-Icw, sad very Easy Paynsnts.-
Fcs fsssasF passisrlsu ensuire n The abovs o0ss
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f1EDE BRICK ~. N Don r..
or BOSTON.
AR q HIT = CT

II ATE partner Of VIM. Wa.hburn. Architect Of
- American, Revere, Winthrop and Parker
Houses, and fremont Temple. Bostop; W God : Ho-
tsi, Portland; Bay State House, Worcester. and
tavcr shoot thr cc-r.-y, ha-.r i.
woald inform the public that be IL prepared 70 fur
nish Dssigps, Plans, Detail Drawing, spscinca.
lions and BapsTintendsncs for Churches, School
private buIldings Of all kinds, with prom pines mi
accuracy.
All tho modern improvements, such % Warming.
Lighting, Ventilation, &C.. ~ adopted ia the East.
srn cities, will b especially provided for a. re-
quircd.
9-O@cs In samples new building, on Second
strest, between Main and Johnson.
Ion. u, '57-dly =. u. MOORE
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NEW OOOT AND sl101 0rORE.
Just receivsd, snd nov SsAdy fos sale, nsw "a
q lsses assostmsat ~ Boots and Shoes. Those
Wishing 70 buy viii Ind Il for their interest 70 cell
81 sxamns oar goods, = " shall cell 81 prizes 8
silt percAassn. C3ll md ~ ~.
jasiea j. Is. KIMDALL GO.
0vH0Af6ON . Bkl60u8 Ave lss.sis Ike Ivs1Iv
y selseraasa AnesiaaA Watch, ns1e By Inc ~.
tou WaesA Co., ~ wAssantsd sn sxseilsat tisne
keepsr.
dse24d No. 81 Main street, bet. "a ana ID.
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wholesale ana Retail GroCCE.
Cor Fifth and Bondeau- sts. ............. kEOKUK,
IIAs on hand large and fresh assortment q
J. l. Groceries, TO which the attention vi cash
customers and prompt thirty day buyers. ID
solicited. Farmers wishing to barter for anything
in our line particularly invited TO give call
we shall always be ready to purchase produce 1t
the highest market rates. either for Cash Grocer.
les ut Wholesale prices. Our stock Ia partly COM
posed Of the following.
Coffee-~Kio. Mocha, Laguyra, Jaws, and Marica-
BIO, do roasted and ground Golden Syrup, Belch-
ers Syrup, N. q. Molasses, sngsrhouse do, plsnfa~
ton do, per bbi, half bbl., and 10 gallon heEs--
Imperial, Young II yson, Hysonskin. u. p. Ooiopg,
Souchoung. and other brands Teas, all prices from
80 cents 20 81 so per pound good assortment Of
Virginia and Missouri Tobacco, for chewing and
smoking.
sUHDRIKs.
Pepper, Alspice, Ginger, Mace, Nutmegs. Cloves,
cinnamon, mustard salt pere, alum, copperss, in
dlgo, madden, blacking ink, salerstus. e. c. soda,
sal soda, cream tartar coffee, irrigate do, Bah
bit, Dow, and Preston b Meuill's Yeast Powders,
Bakers Cocoa and chocolate, tapicca, pearl harley,
split peas, Hecksis fariDa starch, mack asoni
and vermciii, palm, CASTLE, country, transparent,
variegAted, and other soaps star, sperm, si4ssins
adnmantine and mould candles citrop. raisins, car
rants, 6gs, prunes, almonds. peeans, English val
nuts Hraxii nuts, kIberts, peanuts, dried apples,
and pcaches tubs buckets, broons, market, clothes
and corn baskets, butter ladies', pats and psiuts;
MANILA, hemp and cotton cordage, tWins, pillow, bed
and clothes lines, Aiaree stock: lse ael ASSORTED
asst. Preserves in glsss jars, grange, pins apple
raspberry strawberry, peach and apple 20 dos Pie
Fruits assorted. 80 dos ID Cans fSesh peaches, =
tin 20 dos ID cans fresh strswbsYsies In tin |,
10 dos lbcsas fresh pine applss cystes. lobstess
CLAIMS, shad green corn, tomatoes, sasdpss, pat ~
In tin ard warranted fresh and good. n o. HngaS,
crushed, clarified, powdered, Loaf snd other suGen.
Nos. ]. and nsnkerel, shad, white ash. herring
/ and sodAsh.
Eagle, Prairie STATE, and Clifton Mills Hiess,
| Buck wheat ard Corn Neal constantly On hend---
Green Apples, Onions, Potatoes. Tuynips also %
hand choice article Of Lard for family -, u ~
/ ard alder only. We have IN speke l,toe Asns
which viii b ready for sails iuAhout - 1ays ~
| u which W oEsr II rsdaced fatss. -.
| jAnl5-d sc NJ. 49,
i ruyHE usdsssignsd wifb - ~ - p19ssGuA
i l parties viahin9 CrgeoAase CITY Lslss - -
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PsIxs CoscsaT.-tws call assspsien 70 The
Prise Concert Il Tie Athsnsan this sveninr,
prograAns Of which will b fosnd in our
advertising colanns.
Nprcnlsss % Be grasd alair.
Arrangements have besn nads for light
iag tAs roeas IN The best styls, % no ono
nssd Be kspt away BY the dread Of dsrknsss.
Per The Cats Oily.
kps. GArs CRY: Since the conmunicasios
OF The Rev. L. Whitney to the ls4s NJ. Nor
ras of he 7saA, Il becones an important
question UAsv did the late editor sone from
--and vksy ss hs gone tor
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