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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-18
LEGAL NOTICES.
SUMMONS
STATE OF CAIIFORNTA.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA. !
In the District Court of the 18th Judicial District
Comfy of Butte
- ABRA :. SMITH, vs.. GILBERT n. SMITH
~ Action brought in the District Court of the tif-
teenth !udiGn District and the Complaint Filed in
the county OF Butte, IN the office OF the Clerk of said
District Court
The People of the State of California to Gilbert d
smith, send Greeting: You are hereby required to
appear IN an actiun brought aVains YOU hs the above
named Plaintiff In the District Court OF the Fifteenth
judicial is'rct, in and tor the county of Butte. aud
Ia answer the Complaint filed therein, Ga copy of
which accompanies his Summ0n~) within ten days
exclusive Of the day Uf crvice1 after the service on
You Of this summons Il served within this county. II
served Out Of this county. bat within TINS Judicial
District within twenty days: or If served ont Of said
District, then within TORY dhysor iudI neut nv d.
fault vii be takel against yun. TN" said setiun is
brought 10 obtain decree of Divorce. aud thlt the
bonds OF ma rjmouy existing between plaintiff and
Yourself may be dissolved and forever bnnuled. and
that she have the lawful care AMI custody of her
two children, also judgment for The costs Of This suit,
and ii you fail TO rppear Hnl answer IN" said
plant above required. the plaintiff viii apply 10
puint.
Given under my hand aud tire seal Of the District
[ ~ CoUrf OF the Fifteenth judicial District.
! SEAL this 18th day OF Drcemter. in the wear -,
[ - our Lord one thousand eight bundled and
fnyseven
VI. II. DARBACH, Clerk.
By In MARPEE. DEPUTY Clerk. de 3m
GRAN6rR * CHErsMAN, Att'ys fpr plaintiff.
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CONSTAHLE'S SALE.

E(f VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION ISSUED
d - ont OF Justice Bcrry's court, or Othir Town
ship County ct Butte, 70 dircc ed. in favor of VI
BROOKS and against LYMAN E3lSTOL, have
seized and shall expose tor sale 1T public auction,
~ II .oc!9ck \. NJ. on MoudaN tieTlN ENTY FIRST
day of DECEMBER, 4. d. 1857, atthe Office Of ! =
Berry, the following described property, 10 wit
Inat piece or parcel of land situated IN the County of
Puitt, Ophr Township, commencing III Il point on
the south side OF Montgomery street. In the Town OF
ofoViie. Il, the point where the Feather River
ophr Water Cumpany's water ditch crosses said
street: thence running eastwardly along the line of
said Montgomery street one hundred 400 feet;
thence AT right angles with said street IL u souhcry
direction one hundred and thirly-Hine 13g) tect /:
thence ut right nuge- one hundred 10U) feet to shid
ditch thence along the line Of said diIch one hun
dred aud thirty nine $50 feet to the place of begin
ping. SAID property IS opposite the old store Of
flaryey Il Co.
II l.. P.fTTO.N, C0nstqJic.
Dated Oroyille, Both. 1851. nu2O
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LEGAL NOTICES.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

STATE OF CAlIFORNtA.I JUSTICES Court
COUNTY OF BUTTE s7'7 ophir Township
The People of the State of California to f. Carpied,
greeting
Eyo GU ARE hereby summoned to appear before me
Il me, ut my office in Ophr Township Of the
county of Butte, on the 24th day of November A. -;
1851 at l0 O'Clock A. M 10 answer unto the complaint
cf II, Nerinief. who snes To recover the sum of
siXty>oue fifty five one hnndredths dollars claimed TO
he due on certain prumisory note dated Ofuvilie
Februry 2d leJ7, and signed +. CHrpied. when ud,-
ment viii De taken against you TO- the said amount
together with costs and damages, il you fail appear
and answer.
10 the sheriff or any constable Of said County
Greeting: Make legal service aud due return hereof
Given under my hand this Ssh day Of November, A
ID. 1851. JOHN :. BERRY. MS I
Justice Of the Peace of said Tcwnship
4 true Copy.
Il. l.. PATTON, Constable. n6-td
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SUPERINTENDENT OR LOCAL WEAKNESS
- Nervous Debility. low spirits. Lasstudr, Weak
ness of the Limbs aud Back. lndiSpostion and inca
phblity for Labor and study. pullness OF Apprehen
sion. Loss Of Memory, Aversion Ia Sociriy Love OF
SulItude. Tmdy Self Disrust, Dizziness Headache.
Involuntary Discharges. Pains in The side, Affections
81 the Eyes. pmples on the Face. Sc Nual and other
intirmaties in man. are cured without fair by the
Justly celebrated Physician aud Surgeon, Or. l.. J.
CZAPKAY Liz method Of curing diseases is pew
unknown to others aid hence his great success.-
All consultations. 10y ieter otherwise. free. Ad-
dress l.. j. Czapkay, H. d., san Francisco, California
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CONSTABLE s SALE.

EpY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, issued Out Of
ne Justice Errry's Count, OF Ophlr Township,
county OF Butte, to directed, in favor OF Ross Il
WEI u, and against JACOB :. MORRIS, | tave
seized, and will expose for sale at Pubic Auction
i O'Clock a. NJ, ON the IllikIlE OF DECEM-
Der, A. d. 1897, at JonnS. Refrys office in OrOyil'e
the following described properly. to at: Al the
right title and inte esl of Jacob :. Morris in and To
ihe Thsaer known 'Nlorris Theatre" situated on
the corner Of Bird ana lIuto0n Streets in said town
of Oroyiile.
r. l.. P.4ITO.N, C0nSta6lc,
Dhted 9th 6nN Of ncccinhcr. A u 1Si1
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CONSTABLE SALES.
CoNSTABLE's SALE

RY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION. issued on, az
- Justice John :. Berrl's court, 81 Ophir Town
ship. county of Butte. to me directed in favor of :
W FanhuNeh ind against j. = Morris J have seized
and VIII expose for sale Mt Public Auction y, -
o clock, on the SECOND DAY OFJANUAEY AID
1919; NJ 'ohh : Berry Office in Oroville the follow
ing described property, 10 wit Az the tight ,ila aud
interest OF D. ;. Norris IN and 20 lots No l. B. &. :
M 8 IN bl"rk No s. ne lad down and described in
the map OF The town ct OroviIlr
II j.. PfITON, Constable.
Dated nth day OF lee A. u. 1857.
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APPLICATION voR PARDON

CTATE or CALF OF BUTTE
- The Hos. hos. L. ". LEwis. presiding Judge OF
the C0urt of Sessions for the county of BHte. aud
james G.. Howard late Dis,Fct Attorney for said
cndnt,, will take notice: That the defendant r.
Whtebreed will make application To the Governor
OF the STATE of California for the pardon of sand de-
PENDANT who WIS convicted at the September term
A. u. is :. Of the Court of Sessions Of said county,
of the crime Of burglary" in said county and who
was sentenced by said Court Of Sessions on the r6th
day OF September. A. ID. 1857, the State Prison of
said state for period OF two years
+ WlITFBREAD.
by :. W. w C0UGHEY, Defendants Attorney.
Service OF the within notice is this day nc snoul-
edged. JOS. T.. n. LEWIS, Presiding Judge
of Coart Of Sessions,
JAMES C. HOWARD, Actirg District Attorney
Oroviile, November Goth 1851 n2S-4w
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vp,HE GREATEST DISCOVERY THEAGE.-

TENHE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF TIIEAGE.-
n Grent blessing to Manknd.-Innocen but po-
tent!-Dr. l.. Czapkay's ProI hyacticum, lseif dis
injecting AGENT u sure preventive against Gonnor-
rheai and Syphiliilc diseases, and an unsurpassed
remedy for all venefal. scroiulOns, gangrepOus ana
cabceruus ulcers tUed discharges from vagina utter
and urcthra, upd al culaneOus ernplions aud dis
eases. As iRuocualiUn is sure preventive against
small pox, 80 Is Or. l.. Czapkays prophy actieum
eases. Harmless IN Itself it possesses the power OF
chemically destroying the syphitic virus, aud there
by saving thousands of deDanchees from be ng iniec
ted by the most loaihsome of all diseases Let DO
young man who appreciates health be without Or
CZapkay's propby laciicum 1t is in yer, convenient
packages, and will be found convenientfor use being
used as a soap. Price. So. For sale at DR.. t.. ].
Czapkays Private Medical and Surgical Institute
Sacramento street, below Montgomery, opposite p
VI Co.'S Office, San francisco.
All letters must be addressed to l.. }. Czapkay, NJ.
D., San Francisco
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YNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE THE
- liquor business under the same irin at the cor
her of Montgomery and Myers sireets--wil pay all
the Indebtedness of the old concern. and make all
collections. Those indebted will please call and pun
gle. ID. ID. HARRIS,
II. u. HUNT.
Orovillc,. November 10, 1857. MIG
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LEGAL NOTICES.
DISSOLUTION.

FENHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE FN-
II listing under the firm Of Il b. HUNT II CO ,
was dissolved on the 10th instant.
RORT. EICHEY,
ID. ID. HARRiS,
II. Il. HUNT.
0rovilie, November 10. 1857.
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MEDICAL.
DR.. /. J. CZAPkAYS
AWE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL

IL HkIN ATE MEDsCAts An ID - ihb IL n u
Il INSTITUTE. Sacramento street. below Mont
gomery opposite Pacac Malt Steamship 60 : office
san Francisco, California. Established Is54 for The
permanent cure of all Private and Chrcuic Diseases
and the suppression uf 9hackery. Attending and 'es
dent Physician. l. j tZAPEAY. NJ y. late 4 III"
Hungarian Revolutionary War. C'Iief Physician :"
the 20th Regiment of lonveds,. Chet Surtron To The
Military Hospital of Fc~lh, and late lecturer on Dis
eases OF women and children
TV'O THE AFFLICTED I'm. l.. ]. CIAPkAN con
he consulted no his lnslia;e f.r the cure oi al
forms Of private Diseases suc syphilis, i,or0rrea
Norturna Frissiuns and all T',a co;T~t'G of
self abuse. ~ The frst s'ugrs at ~yphttc or Gonp
rheal diseases be guarantees a cnre in a few days.
without incunt enrner to the patient or hincThcr 20
his business. Nhpu p1lirn. by n". Get or ihlprnp
rr Treatments has developed the secondary symptoms
uf syphilis. such u bIbnes ~ painful SWellnus az
the Croius ut ~ the hroHt ard nnee which Il
not checked. DESTROY the SOFT parts ard cause III"
bones Ia mor;iiy separate aud come away, leaYiHg
the sufferer Hu object hidrous 10 behold: or when
biotches and pimples brcak out upon Ia" skin or
WHEN he has painful sWellpCs upon the bones. or
when he constitution g. injured rs 60 prrdsp"sc
"a consumption or other constitutional diseases, tie
Doctor guarantees n cur" or asks no compensation.
II RHEI NATISN. chronic or acute IN pNSEN-
Terry or ~ ARRuOEA, he has safe and etlrctlal
remedies. Tar the treatment Of The consequences :"
sili absp, suUh - nocturnal mSsionS nervousness
imidlfy. headache. pairs in Il back Dud lnn h, with
general wrnkncss. s2 fHrm0rv. injury 20 the sight
resi- aSsneS>. confusion e i'cHs disikc tor r0ciev
and % frhug of Nrari:ra~s of life Ntih the nervous
the patient max ~ his existence miserable For the
above maludps tie Iuctor win gurartcp cure or
G>k no compensation ! o. cen be cnn'ul'cd free ot
churee and Invites al 20 ca': II " III cost them
thing. and may be much TO lheir advantage CfliIe
hopr> irUrN g a. ~. to VI.
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TNHERE RETHOUSANDS in this State suffering
i for want Of Scientific medical treatment and
you fear 10 apply to Physician because hey have
been deceived or their friends have been by some
of the dharatans VIII infest the community and who
publish themselves as good physicians, professors
etc. To al such unhesiiatiDgiy recommend Dr. ]
G. Young. ~ Physician in whom all Dan place con.
hdcnce. lie is man of eminent and profound
study, good surgeon. an honorable man, and one
v no can sympashise with persons in affection His
standing rs Physician ard gentleman are both
guaranieed-the first by his medical works which
are an nor to their author and the extensive and
highly successful course of practice with which ne
has been hooored since his advent In California and
the latter by his numerous patrons ana large circle of
acquaintance,
sR~N0 CURE, NO PAY-as
HIS once Is at the corner OF Montgomery and C1
for MA stEscts, Gan Fri Dclsco.
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MEDICAL.


LatcProfessor at theUniyersitv. Penn
can BE- found al He MD stond, corner y,
.NoHfgo9seyy ami California streets, SEN
Francisco.
Where he can hcconsulicd privately rnA with ~
utmost u,,, nc hy the afflicted ut al hours doi,y
from A. M..wi' r. NJ. (Curc,G always guaran,etS
or no pay required.
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Eflfrtfl 4llsrfHaMlI.
If YOURlFooT IS PRETTY sHow.IT. ia

4fs-TJ IL ,.--.E r-ss.F se.,ii. ssgs.
II yonr foot is pretty, show it,
No matter where nor when :aa 1a q
Let all lfair maidens know il, ,r "a rs
The foot takes all the mxn..
The face, so fair and lovcly. siS 41@
May charm the gaaers ese,s
Bat If the foot is holclY,
He'H quickly pass her by -3-s@
If your foot is pretty, show. il, -. 81
.WhcR you trip.aloag the street. ..
For it will catch the eager eyes
e. OF every msn'you meet. 81 l
Don't toss your glossy riugiets,
Ncr p0ut your lips 50 sweet,
But gently lift your petticoats, -
And show your handsome feet. "a
.. If your foot is pretty, show it., -......
At concert, ball and fair;
Fer that small pedal index y
Tells where your graees are, s-...
The figure may deceive me,
lthooped andepaddcd Ger, u
Bnt let my. eye survey the foot, ,s 7s.....
>, ask 10 see no more.
If your foot is fretty show 1t: 'A @
'F If YOU want to. catch the belux, eaa
Nc longer hide that tcll-talo charm --
Beneath 50 many clothes.
A graceful foot betrays a form. -i.Gs s4'
OF rare and fauhlcss grace :. F.s .....-4.
Full, rounded limbs it doth reveal,
For Fancy's eye to trace. SIa a't i-
II your foot is pretty show it, r.soia al
... Yes, show it when You can; -.--.... ...
Twill help your other lovely charms =
8#a 1owin some nice young man. a I
The practiced eye may well distrust a-s.
]
Bat when it rests upon Your foot, aea1
g-- 1t knows Of all the rest. ..--. D.. .f. a.. 81.
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TERMS --$l,25 PER hMWUM.

| Her mother stood still, tanning
with renewed zeal, her eyes glowing with
righteous Indignation" All was con-
fusion in those brilliant rooms. Some of
the ladies, thinking it good opportunity
to show of sweet sensibility, made dem
Ionstrations of fainting-seversl got up
small edition of seream--scent bottles
were drawn forth, and eyeglasses put in
irequisition. In a few moments there was
ia general uproar. No one understood
/ Mrs. Peabody. Among the refined and
fastldlous fashionables of New York there
assembled, not one comprehenaed her
feelings. Astonishment, fright and sar-
easm, were the only emotions excited
Never before had those frescoed walls
witnessed such a scene. Mrs. Taylor
made great exertions to calm her excited
guests, and things were at last restored
to their old train. 8E sHai. vgaT aH
Mrs. Peabody had seen some fashiona-
tble amusements of New York She had
seen fashionable dancing for the first, and
she hoped the last time. She left the
| city;laying her positive and solemn COM
mands upon her daughter never again to
/ be guilty of the glaring impropriety Of
dancing any of the fashionable dances.
Among the guests at Mrs. Taylor's
party the scene which she caused--an
anomaly in the history of fashionable life
was long remembered; and Mrs. PEA
body AND. THE SChOTTIsCH was long
/ by-word among them. -'' 'l'
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EOW AN ANACONDA WAS CAPTURED.
A few days since Captain Wilson ar
rived in port with three anaeondaS, which
he had conveyed to. his house in Front
street, shove South 0neof the animals,
a beautiful; fellow, fifteen feet long, and
stout IN proportion, became among the
missing On tuesday last, aud it was
thought be had been stolen but yeSter-
day afternoon the fact leaked out that his
sn&keshlp had merely journcyed of Oh al
exploring expedition, or perhaps be fan
cied himself in his natiTe land and went
lii search OF the elephant; at all events,
yesterday afternoon officer Gl Of the SIC
ond Division WAS in Swanson street, near
South, when a Ilibernian came to him IN
bfeathless haste and stated that ''Whap-
ping big bull deg WAS in the cellar. :
No. 81 Immediately descended to the eel
Lar in search Of the big dog, but was
somewhat astonished at putting foot up
On something SHAY No. 81 next heard
a tremendous Kissing, aud concluded it
was about tine to leave, but IL attempt
lb2 " uEat 81 Itttcot 4lc .fouHo jIc 4ie>u
caught a tartar, for the snake wound him
self around one leg and the body of the
officer, and commenced to crush him up
in Accordance with the regularly estab-
lished' practice of anaconaas. Fortunate
ly for the police establishment ofthc Sec
ond District, No.z6l is a very powerful
man, and rs swmky as be is athletic. lie
seized the snake by the back of the neck
with tremendous gYip, and held him
very uncomfortable and much a6t0nished
until Captain Wilson was sent for. The
Captain retieyed No. 81 in the custody
of the snakes Dape, and whilehe held on
the officer sunwouud himself f. PaHa.
Bs,Hetin.nt ar rn 5Harsr~.a5.5
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beds OF leaves. There were little blue
eyed blossoms. too, that kept reminding
me of Rose, and / WAS not sorry when
! the sunset shadows lengthehed and we
tW ned to go-home.
! We had gone down the kilE ont of the
woods, and crossed several rods of the
lmcdowland, when Kate said in a htarse
whisper,-' see there girls, what is that
white thing by the brook Do. you see
lit? 5f s-aaal j.
We saw it and hurried towards it.
| It was Rose At first we thought she
was dead Scarcely seemed the faintest
breath to steal from her parted lips, and
the pulsatons Of the heart were so weak
! You could scarcely feel them She was
in kind of trance ike sleep. 1t was
scme tiine before we succeeded in waking
her, and then her limbs seemed chilled
and stifened by the subtle dampnes Of
the meadcw-laud atmosphere, She could
not stand. How many times that after
moon the little darling had begged US to
g make q char" for her with our handk,
and answered that we could not stop.
We made. one now. She. twined her
dimpicd arms about our nccks, and held
on very tight; but sh9 didn't speak ex-
cept once and then she only said, "aih' t
| st'big enough, sister Kate?'' .'ls ','~
Three days passed-days Of ineessant
watching and wearinezs, and towards
evening the little Rose opened her blue
eyes after a restless slumber. She seem
ed much better, and the mother glanced
hopefn' y. up. TO the kind physician bend
ing over her. - --.ge - -) . '.5 81.
u eanpet say she's better, madam.
God knows L wish | could; but Rose
must die before midnightn' and the,tears
stocd in glittering drops on the good
mans check. 49, b.. 1, ,., t-... ri
The. l4other's grief was not noisy
She qnietly lifted her darling from the
bed, and sat down with her in her
arms Kate stood by, scbbing, as if the
brand of Cain were upon her brow.
/" Please, mamma" said the little one
at length, am | big enough to 60 10
Heaven! - -......... -. ....
\ u ''ii "a re- k4''%NlH - " ''ho u u.
"Jcsus loves little Children ,.... ......
-i,rAnd, pralnma, 3ddosyou suppose le'n
forgive me f1r sitting down ia the mead
ow to watch Nate, when you told NE !
mustn't stay there p ...s ...-
: Yes, my pet, Che Saviour viii for
give you for everything, if you are only
sorry but Rose doesn' t want to 90 to
heaven and leave mother, docs she -
+" heard somebody say | must SO,
when. | was asleep mother; beautiful
lady, with oh snch bright shining wings,
and she stretched o,lt her arms to me,
but | didn't go. / Iwqke uP just to kiss
you and sister once. more. Please kiss
me Kate. Little Rose won't never Be
rRtugLty'any more upln heaven: and IL
grow big before you come, katle, 50 /
Gnu play with you up there -
There were tears, sigl,s, funeral and
a little coffin. The rosebud opened its
petals ohthe bosom OF Jesus. The little
earth flower was "big enough tor heay-
en - .---. .....E.' ..........-.s .. ......
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5flecte0 4lortp!J.,. /.
sea GIVE 9EF A LOVING. HEART. .....

EEs GlNE AAt \ LOVING HEART. ..-.s
Give'm . loving heartl'IgDg4s ad E0
lis better far than fame, a, sa.. v,f..
v hieh is at best : teeting thing,
Thc breathing of a name. @ls3 $40 ;
S For laurek gathered fresh and green, ..r
..ls Where flowers in beauty bloom,
- v llcn boand around u mortal brow, $3.50
Soon wither in the tomb. r,...- p
Give me loving. heartl rsE EEeg l~
horc FEecioss far than gold,
Or all The wealth that India boasts, 1u
& J ed, India's wealth, twice told, 0,y.
For what are gold; or pearls,
Or kingly dadens, &. -l..- i q
Compared With ope. true loving heart, yrr
Tie purcSt Of earth's gems
Give me loving heart
TO cheer ne-on my way, tai. q .4-l
Through this dark world Of sin and pain,
TO one OF endless day.
For naught can calm the troubled breast,
Or holier balm impart, aE .er eea
To the lifc-wcary piiglim here,
Than onct trn. loving hearts tA's@t.
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THE PRINTER. Belfast Mercury
gives the following in relation to printers
From shigh to low they are the same
earelesss hght-hearted, clever, wellRin-
formed, reckless fellows, knowing how to
act better than they do-nothing at timea
Everything if the oscasion requires or
the fit takes them. No sooner are thev
comforta bic in one town than they maAt,
tracks for another, even though. they
travel on hair space means And II
what will they not turn their hands p
''}}e have seen" say the American ed
tors. 'one and the same Individual Of the
craft q minister in California, lawyer Ia
Missouri, sheriff in Ohio, boatIpan on
western canal, sailing privateer, and
pressInan ina large printing Office Ner
are the characters confined to any one
country--they are everywhere the sans.
We have net them as lecturers, actVrs,
travelling preacher, yentriloquist--ip fsar,
everything. We have met on q tramp
in this country members of this rowing
profession from all parts of the gluhe---
Fgenehmen, Spaniards, Portuguese, Gey-
mans and Swedes, and all apparently ss
much at home as in their own country.
Ardent lovers of liberty, king-erafs aud
priests find but little favor in their eyes.
They are always with the people. When
the Chartist excitement was raging in
England, the most eloquent and spirited
leaders in the movement were printers.
When barricades were raised in Paris ia
l848 the compositors cast their type into
bullets and fred them at the royalis5
troops. When the Americans were ut
war with Mexico, one Of General Tnylor's
regiments was composed almost entirely
of printers, and they were the brayeFt Of
his troops Ao @
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To DESTROY LICE ON CATTLE, 6c.---
Messrs. Editors: In one of your late pa
pers, some one inquiries for the best
means Of keeping lice from cattle and
horses can tell him how to do it ef-
tectually. "a
Ny father was o good farmer in olden
times. But his cattle and colts would
sometimes get lousy Being the young
est son, it was made my business to take
care of the calves and young colts, and
see them safely through the winter. To
keep the lice from them ! tried a decoction
Of tobacco, applied to their backs and
neoks. 1t never failed. / then tried
Scotch snuff, sifted on to their backs.
That also proved equally eficacious, and
was more convenient than the first exper-
iment But on examination found that
ali the cattle and colts that were in the
habit Of standing before the barn-door
whilst the. grain was being winnowed, and
become well covered by the chaff, were
never lousy. / then tried sitting chaf;-
dust upon the calves, and found it as eff
fectual as tobacco in any form. Since
that time, / have sifted upon the calves
dry, fine dust from the streets, and find
that equally as efficacious as either of the
other experiments. Hens and chickens
are apt to get lousy when kept in a close
pen where they can, have no convenient
PLACE to scratch in the dry dirt. But
give them a chance to scratch and roll III
the dry dirt, aud they viii never be
troubled with lice j. L. EDGERToS,
Naverly, y. " Country Gentlcmon !.
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