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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-03-28

" nslzsaie a.. d Re:s Dru-g;st & Agosheeary
BATDN HGtGL- Id.
II EEPS CONSTANTLY ON iAHb ana is aa-
N increa- ny III stock N everything usually keft
in cVunfr, ant city irug stores. our orders are re
spactf,.I,y solicited. feeling assured that re ear give
Satisfaction u his cu.tun,e,s-lrfcek will e ttH-tefnfs
iiberaI-reur orders " ta her IN or ont IF hi hne val
meet with prompt attention. Particular attention " Ii
be paid to packing and ~hipTing.
EE-ks ary thing ii Iged By hina per any good steam
boat. " i'll be insured.
H. will be to your interest ~ bay your ufuEs ana
Medicines from
march ! Hh. so''i.L
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CLER K s NOTICE
ETAT IbE IA LOUISIANA,
xsaYeisge .i')uest Eaton Rouge.

C0tK pT slI!EAk IlsTRitT.
I,ans ~i'aIaire De Ia Succession te ". G. Rosrmap dc.
eeie. No. 5G1.
TTFSTU. qua Frederick Mimzestcir,"r. sssacie
II sHrsivatt. It FUR APP location pour laammtsfra
tion te@ eflets de Ia dise soc!ete appa-teuaat L Ia tite
succcssioH-
Avis est tar cas preecntia donne que touta onro-
scion lexai = ia ,omfnption ia Iii applicant sera
fattc al Bureau dn r"tiier dc Ia dite Cour dams DIX
JOINS lie cette publication.
r HEBuRT, repnte Grsalef.
Ouast Baton Rouge CO taur Feyrier ii 1864,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-03-28
ETAT DE Ia LOUISIANA r.
PARo ssE D'aUEST BATON ROUGE.

DIR DU 6ME DISTRICT.
.aus iraIajre ie Ia Succession De ". G. I>.zenlan. de-
cei-. No. aa1.
/ TfESHU que Ann !. Smith a fat application az
~s;refier De Ia Co8r da me District, pour cc'ic
paroi>s-. poar administrations Ges htens selsrss dams
"a -Iisi:la s1eces-fEn.
Avisest anr les presentes ioupe -oute opposition
lrgatc lost cir" 49, al srlssjsne CrriGer. tlaaa les
dix Jouis al suiyfont In dite "a blicaGnn.
", r. CHkSgEsLfs. Grs!hcr.
Rn=eau IN G-ef7ar Mar Il 1857.
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A ~frprr.- aAc
Baton Rouge, February LIST 1857.

2I- I1s Sta-khoI lars Of this Corn say ara hn-rh.
sntisei this. M eientip.t Of Ten Dire=pnrr ani Ftft'-n
f-astses. to serre for tina .nsafny veal viii he hslf
a. Re once q the Company, OF Tnss,iag M lots tag
~ aa-oa, 1877
fesi5 Il n A. sHFrPERS, Saa.y
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-03-28

II matter succesaion Of J. L. Peyroanin asesSsst
Nh EAT
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srai Of Nsdss-- .,
,ar, Fnanti'el r
IL L-ethsr, HSt"!r &st'
...l. .s,4 ,,yirs.. ii ~ a,r9f.-
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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-03-28
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH. OF EAST BATON ROUGE

= :e.. s4tna Rougs Fe7vter IS 1856.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-15

NrN NunA, Oct, q.
The scruw steamship City Of Washington
from Liverpool at noon, '3' arrived here
tins morning
Great activity rreya'iti N ENGLAND in
sending tcnturr,mcnis IT, India
The overland mail -tram,r Was 10 take
1000 troops from Malta to Alexandria. 10
bc gent THROUGH Egypt +" India. several
hundred troop will 90 out IN succeeding
steamers. The Iudia Company has decided
Ia engage the 'lcIcst ct European and
American steamers.
Lord Elgtns mission 10 Calcutta was Ia
take 1000 troops from Malta to- AlcNaD.
'Iria, to b" sent through Egypi 10 India
The India Company has decided To- engage
Ibe iicotes' 81 European ami American steam
cts
lord EIgus mission to Calcutta was h.
propoec an rxchsugc OF European lor native
Bengal REGIMENT. ms Tie indians would
prove sufficiently ,ilreIlse and more trust
worthy IN Canton than N our country.
Lord IIeIn took with him h. Calcutta 700
froops and marines. and a naval brigade
organ d 20 proceed forthwith up The
Canes
Thetr"nch Government had rpooiyrA dr.
matches from lndln announcing that the
Governor OF PonIicherfy had rs .iecna
son TO cali upon The Animal Of the French
.ict IL th' Indian ."as fer somr ships az
Hal.
zen. Ncill. al tawnJtor". Hag compelling
Ill The lsg caste. or l'tahn,n., whom l.c
could capture. to collect The bloody clothes
# the victims and wash The b,0,rI from the
'ipurs their movements bclnp Accelerated by
The application Of the cat. n'p'rwnIs The
.~cpoyg we've HANGED one sitter fhe other
'i'n Austria officers have Offered 10 serve
~ India
a LONDON letter Ia ih Paris PH,e
asserts that lsiiii ~as marching uIp'D
Lucknow al the head 81 | . 900 insurgents
ana ~ ~ Wa i0nr day an'an oi Gen Han
Iock il was CONSIDERED - r,aiu ,la, b. would
affect junction y iib tide Insurgents before
tie English Gcerals arrived!
The Fort o! DIckbon was w'4l supplied
v,th provision and amiDi,I'ou. II was
decn'd impr'guahlc
TcI"yraphIr advice. from - Petersburg
reports q great storm and TIRE on the -abioRo
canal. 300 craft. Win ihcir produc" were
arecacd.
The following j. .aii TO bc ib' resnI' oi
tie nrV eIrction IN Moilayia
GA, Of -. elertor-. 60 have declared for
the gnion OF tie frinciDali,ics & against
'hc anon and ! ! neutral
Inc election in Wallnchia j. To- commence
90 he 18Th
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-15

MS ioRk, pft G--Ile Wearc Bank,
y. w.. was tirown Ont Yesterday.
Tie biiis Of tie hank oi Lima, \ T.,
aere again taken.
4 Convention -aid ia IL conpv4sj 81
dclegat-s from ting Working Mems Society
sss,mo!ed la, night and adopted sries Of
r'.nlniims strongly opposing state fris0n
convict labor. ADD eplHsing the sntr.
Democratic state tskn,. with the exception
Of Ilrsm Dents. ~ wiio~ place Hiram
kct"bym was nominated
The work 90 the siup,dol. Bergen
IuDprl sbich has for sDtar tmn partially
.,op,d, wholly susT-n'i.,i yesterday morn
ns thu throwing out II empIoymen, eight
hpplrtd and eight mn
f'uiLADr.FHik, Del. &.
Much eEcitIbebt wap OccasiOtsd AInOng
tlS -tDcsh,Ller- Il The Reading Railroad.
~ TN discovery o! All ar, u the I/gisla
tnrs oi 40 extending the tsads " hitch makes
stockholders individually liable for all tbc
dst,. of tn Company III resf,'r contracted,
With a provision no, 10 include bond. which
rsnst he issns,l IN lic', ~ 'ohs already ~.
sting.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-15

AsilNufoN Oct, ..
The Mexican Congress met on the llth
ult
Ecclesiastical dlilicultlcs nj nucba were
of u serious character, An outbreak was
.f'N," ''s ~ W, ''i'','''' W Wv
,,,,,s Lal ,,.,,, ,rr,.,..J
s,mil,r disturbance L,l ,e.o,ru,,r1
,h,msLou, III, Hcm1lii,
s.y,r,l or,.,,s ~ D., ,,,;,;o,, ,h,,,,,.r
had hrcu made al Vera Cruz.
Sonora was apaln ncitatnl by reports #
another INVASION from San Francisco. The
whole State Ind been called 20 arms. The
mo,cmen,s Of the invaders was not very
clear. !, revolution Of somcwha, formi.
aal.L..- !,asas,cs ! al L.aLay ., 81 ''ngrals.
iura and WAS sill progressing.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-15
Eos'ign New =.


NV ORR Oct ~ J., VI
ten Red died t~iose I,eihi Lord n
gin MISSION Ia Calcn,ta, II wax upier stv,d
had reference to the t,ausicr Of the lr'lian
TROOPS to China.
Another nrtiuy ~ one ri the nstyo rvgi-
men,. at bombay had isen supposed.
IRA, fesr- scr. felt in the Ird,gn do
tric'.
1le merchant. Il Caicuita had ..1.t ,
strong Ts,'i"n 70 The Omen W. 'ake the c'sn
mani 4 the Indian Empire into the hsni- q
the British GOverMDeni.
ten. Bank. who commas,e,i ~ the rs-rni
engagement 1T i.gcknns was killed Here
the lire gave ont east 81 Chicago
~. IRI., Oct. 3.
The firm q Chotaa. Harri.on Il Vale.
iron merchants. sgsIsrdei Yesterday. by
their suspension over eight hundred prDms
have bsn thrown ont u Employ men' Thy
rsr the owe-a n the Iron MAINTAIN.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-15

NAEr,oRp, Ocr G.~~The Charter Oak
Bank, the Mercantile Bank, aud the E>
change Bank suspended specie payments
this morning. The officers oi all the other
banks NIT las, night, ard resolved not 10 s,,s-
pend.
Nsw Nogx, Oct. T.. bills Of the lso
Bank, Mass; Mercantile Bank. Charter
Oak Bank, and Exchange Bank Of Conn,
ami Bank of Waterfowl. ~ r. are thrown
out to-day.
nrrkorr, Oct G.-1'he Farmers and Me.
chanics l'anl, OF this city. has been placed
under injunction 10y the Attorney General
BosroS. Oct, g. Judge Merrlck, on mo
ton OF the Bank Commissioners, has grant
al II temporary injunction upon the Western
Bank Of Springfield, Mass,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-15

a, m annual salary Of al,o0o each, for thu
through eSt,ssmal from baltimore 10 Gin.
cinuati Tho object being 10 secure more
regularity than heretofore
The Cabinet Inns had n formal consul,s.
tian upon the subice, Of the District Of Col,
umba banks, An examination is in pro-
erss n, the Attorne, 3 ollicc concerning the
basis On which they have been trsnsacting
business.
Robrr, &. Walker late Secretary Of the
Pennsylvania Agricultural Society. has been
appointed receiving and dishursing clerk, IN
the agricultural department Of the Patent
Oilirr
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-15

HoaIos, oct. The money market pre-.
scii's no new feature to day. Stocks III
tie more active aud n shade better prices
werc realized.
New Ionk. Oct. IA meeting Of mnr
chants was held at noon ~ consider what
measur,s were necessary for the relief Of the
money pressure Many Of the leading bank
officers worr present 4 resolution was
adopted recommending banks 10 increase
their loans nj once seven millions and event
uniIy tea millions. and committee appoint
"a 10 meet the banks. The banks secm 10
bo favorable "a the movement The increase
vii no Aoah' be madr
WssHiSato>, Oct. :. ~nrc the publ
alton # he motto" uf the Secretary ol the
Treasury on the 2ith 81 september up 10
the present time. nearly ~ 900 900 worth
m United Stn'cs stocks have been @pt IN
iof rei' np'ion.
Ia reply Ia M inquiry made M the Gen
rral Land Office, whether tract Of land
Illegally sold was subrct IA pre- enptup, The
acting commissioner replied that !, was not
pre-cmptibc without coyere, by actual rslu.
and tbr tos' should he declared invalid.
Thc land cannot be- entered until subse.itnnl
10 Its restoration 10 the market alta. Al least
30 days pubI,o notice.
James Madison tu,ts was 90 day commits
.ionod Ne "a '"np'roli"r 81 Treasury.
UAREisscHyi, Oct. :.
The ~cns,c has nj lpirncd ill the after.
noon, 10 allow the committees 10 prepare
business bill was presented authorizing
loan u 4 100 900 10 the State Treasurer
II IL ocoasionisg much excitement, and tbsr
are many inquiries made NJ 10 the necessity
Of such lonu
TOnosro, Oct. !.
o. H. Whitnioorc n Co. bankers have
suspended to-day Much sympathy i. man.
,ls-s,'sl for them IN consequence Of their high
character
ArorsTt ga, oct. :.
The returns Indicate the reelection 10
Congres- u James seward. in the First
district
ErrrN. Oci :.
The royal mail steamship Canada aaiIri
IRON here q, noon to-day with q passenger
for IIalia, anil - Tor Liverpool. III" takes
ont s2jh~ IN specie.
TnOY, y. T., oct. :.
Ooh Richard j. Newelson, r,~i,ien, Of
sand Lake in this county, anil formerly All
s-suhsive and wealthy business man In Ter
Wy City, committed suicide in = fl Il um
porary insanity. At { oclDck this A NJ
lie first cut his throat. ilsn threw himS.lf
tnf,rp a train al carr I'm the ffuds,n rail.
road. Ills body was dresdfully mabglei
The went has caused prolpuisl sensation
here
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-15

>rNS.srEp. Mas. Oct. 3-1he irot be-
tween Flora Temple and Lancet. commeric
ii a. 3 O'Clock this afternoon. Henry Full
Ter Of this village, Elijah Simmons Of Aba
nv, and Peter Dubois, oi New York acting
as Jndg'%. Flora VS. in harness ard Ian.
Get under the saddle. Flora hal the pole.
and won in three straight heats Time
2:39 =. 2:...2, and 2.i2 Lancet vas hardly
. length behind either time. There wtrs
So 600 or 10000 IeopIe present
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-15

NV loRh, oct. Il.
The steamship Fulton arrived nj +. NJ.
aud report, giving her news ia Il fishing
smack on Cape Rice. Friday night last,
He promised 10 take il la nearest telegraph
station hut il seems neglected 10 do So
>ie brings london papers OF Wednesday,
hut contains ~ news al any importance.
\ Madrid Democratic newspaper had
been condemned 10 fine Of % 900 r,als for
the third time during the four weeks SINCE
the laws ON the pres were declared
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-15
Fire IL Pittsburgh.

PfTrsBg Rsu, oct. This morning the
building ~ t,h street. occupied by John NJ.
Erwin, chair ami furniture manufacturer, and
by -eamon B Co. a, a cabinet warehouse.
vas burned - the ground
The walls gave way dnrin. III. FIRE and
'hre" fre,nen who were on the building
were q -iousl, if no, dangerously injured
A law oAic' adjoining. belongng to &.
W sheldon. was crushed by the falling
walls
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-15

NEw lokk. Oct. ;.
Swift. Hanson n Co. bankers. have sus-
,en.i,d Powell Ransdel y Co, forward.
ers. have failed.
ilsR1iMER \. u, Oct. ;.
The Cashier of The Agricultural Bank Of
this place has been held to bail on the
charge of ENLIGHTENMENT and perjury
RoSrnN, oct. }.
The failure of Terrell \ llcrsev, If Tou,h
Weymouth. Mass, is announced Lahli-
ties 100000 To 81 900, 900
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-15

~ LprIs. Oc' > i,cn. Nen.hr, Com
missioor q Indian Affairs. just arrived from
Nebraska reports having made 'ull and
satisfactory treaty with the indians at Ia
be Cr,ek on ihc cath vi;
The LeSiogton, No. Pts announces the
arrival o. Capt. Rwsl from Salt Lake,
who states that 'is Mormoo- have fortified
Fort BRIGGS with tn declared intention II
offending j, against the psssass Of the
troops
Russell reports the depreciation. by tb.
''heyenncs q. unaba,ri, and daily growing
u nn-e sggray sfed rharactfr
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-15

w AuiiSaJoS, Oct.

W NVVFFN''1VSt wv o
1t IS nov probable that the pressn, GOV.
crnwui Il Nicaragua will b. recognized by
the reception Of It's minister. Yic4raraw.
with v1w IN the formation of u treaty
with Republics To permanently seaure for
the Cnlbd states the privilege Of the
Transit Route.
The Postmaster has appointed six sy.n,s
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-15
NEW y oRh, Oct. ,
INDIAN troLia, Oct t..


Al the Republican State Convention on
Monday Horace Bdllc. Of Cass. was noun
mated ior SupNnc Judge IN First District
in place Of Nathaniel : Pratt, as reported
yesterday.
The who,, number OF cuttirs made al the
State Far, up 10 =. VI. to day, is 3,i0o
1000 more Than the cutirc number last
year, Weather clear ami warm The nj.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-15

ment Tho act 10 take cies, immediately
on It's passage
The following is all abstract of MIR.
Bsuwn's bank bin
1t requires the Banks Of Philadelphia
and Pittsburgh 10 publish; weekly state.
ment of their asSttts AMI liabilities, and the
country banks to furnish each month weekly
exhibits oi their affairs 10 thc Auditor Gen.
e,al who is 10 Arrange thcm in form and
publish IL one newspaper limits. bank dvi-
dends 10 siN pr cent, and clear estimate
taxes until said banks have accumulated
reserve OF contingent fund Of not less than
- OF more than 50 per cent on their capital
stock and therefore limits the dividend To .
per cent; all earnings above that amount tn
III paid into their treasury. II prohibits
banks, savings funds and insurance compa.
mics from dealing in or buying banl, notes
at less than their par value; prohibits banks
from PURCHASING or acquiring their own
stock after bauh days aud the circulation Of
bils OF less denomination ihaM Slo.
\ew loRh, Oct. l.
The Collins steamer will leave on Satar-
day next.
The Atlantic il She arrives On Sunday,
will san again on Tuesday next.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-27
SHERIFF'S SALES.
sHERIFFs SALa.

eEY VIRTUE OF AN EXECi TON ISSUED
3 s.u. OF the District Court of the Ninth Judicial
District and for Butte county. Sigte OF California
10 direciai anl delivered coEHsna ding to make
the tour Thousand deii2r-, with interest said
sum from Tbs 9Th day of March A. D. 1856. at the
rIte of two per cent. per month until pad. less the
OF two thousand one hundred and twenty eight
&c onehusdredih dollars credited judgment dock
ct. and further OF twenty shine dollars costs
of SUIT 8ssd the costs accrning this writ wherein
Anpelies- sahier Is plaintiff and c. w. Winot de-
fcnd mi. have levied upon and shall sell at public
sale the highest bidder Tor cash the 10Th day of
Jaiy, A u 1851 at the hour of = clock, p. N all
uf the rigat, tile and interest of the above named
defendant in and to tie following described property
to wit: The une undivided fonrth part Of one hun
bred and sixty acFes of land situated Dry Creek
Butte county, California; and bounded follows: Be-
ginning on the sd- OF Dry Creek, at the south
west corner OF the ohio Mill COmyanys tract of land
and running south one-half mile to corner stake,
thence east one-half mile 10 corner stake thence
north one half mile to The south line of the said Ohio
Companys lanG. thence along their line to the place
of beginning Al5o the undivided fourth part OF
| the saw and Touring mills situated thereon, and
known as the Gipsev Mills, together with I'll the
| machinery and other appurienances belonging
| unto said mills. together with. the dwelling and
| out houses and stables situate the above des
| crbed lands also other tcnements, Entertainments
| and appurienances belonging to or in any wise APP
| pertaining unto said lands; also the undivided
fourth part of all that certain piece or parcel of land
lying, being and situate in Butte county California
about two miles OF the Gipsey Mills, containing
Two quarter sections of land, and known the Hoy
Ranch, also the dwelling house Situate thereon to
gelher with all the o. her tennamens, heredliamen
and appurienances Ihereunto belonging or i'll an,
wise appertaning. Sale to take place at the door q
the Court House in the town Of Orove, county anc
state aforesaid. =. FREER.
| June ord 1887. Sheriff Butte Co.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-27
sHERIFF's SALE.

UpY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION issued ont of
q p the District Court, Tenth Judicial District, in
and for Yuba county and State of California to me
directed and delivered. commanding me to make
the sum Of three hundred an forty nine dollars and
eighty eight cents and interest thereon from the
eighth day of February A. ID. 1856 until paid al Ii
rate of three per cent per month. and costs of suit
taxed in the of forty nine dollars and fifty five
cents together with all the costs accruing upon said
writ wherein Thomas j. Taylor is plaintiff and John
Jones is the defendant, nave levied upon and will
sell at public sale the highest bidder for cash. On
the Both day of jane A. D. 1851 at the hour of 3
O'Clock p. NJ all of the right title and interest of the
above named defendant in and to the foIlown. ,les
cribed propertyto witt All ofhat certain piece or par
Gel of land lying in the city OF Orcvi lie Butte county
California, outside OF the plot of said town as laid
down on the town plot of 0royie now on file in the
Recorders Office Of Butte county California. COM
nencing at the N. W. corner OF Lincoln and front
streets, and running thence in westerly direction
fifty eight feet, thence at right ang in norhery
direction 100 feet thence in easiefly direction 20
feet, thence in southery direction 100 feet to the
place of beginning, together with all the tenements
heredtimenis and appearances thereunio belong
ing or in any way appertaining Also, in and to all
of that certain piece parcel of land lying and being
situated in the city, county and State aforesaid living
outside of the town plot OF the town of Oroviile
as laid down the plot of the town of Orovile now
fe in the Recorders Office Of Butte county Cali
f0rnia, commencing of the N Il. corner of Lincoln
and Front streets, and running in an easterIy drec
ton l05 feet thence al right angles in nosthery d.
lection 10 feet. thence in soptherly direction ST feet
to the place OF beginning together with all of the
iennaments, heriditimsnts and appearances there
unto belonging or in any wise apperiainng
The above sale to axe place at the Court House
door IN 0rovIlle.county and state aforesaid
Dated June 9Th, 1857
p. FREER Sheriff Butte County
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-27
Scrofuia and Diseased Blood.

..DR. GUYSOTf'S improved Extract of Yellow
Dock and Slrsaparilia" is true specific. The pro-
pretors have in their possession hundred
certificates OF the extr iordinlry cures effected
by 1t. We can seiely sag, Try it 1t revives the
dropping constitution, eradicates all humors from
the Blood, and by its tonic properties restores the
invalid to life and vigor. As spring and summe,
medicine, it equal. It. singuIarly eff tcious
action the blood its strengthening aud vlvifyIng
action on the system stands preeminaDtly above all
other SarssparilIas. If you would have the rose
brought back to your check. clear. healthy and
transparent skim and life and vigur imbued through
The 81 stem, take 3uysoits Extract Of elbow Dock
and Sarsaparla IL contains more of the pure
Honduras Sarsaparilla than any other preparation
extant, which is chemically combined with the ex-
tract, of Yellow Dock and the Extract of Wild
Cherry, thus making the remedy more thoroughly
efficient than any other Sars1parilla before pub
lie At the same time ii is perfectly free from oil
mineral poisons, which cannot be said of other Sar.
saparilla compounds.
ezS BE care. ui and buy none but QUART BOTTLES.
Sold by Druggists generally.
Cotton 4 McDermot, Agents for Orovillc
Park White. General Agents. and importers for
all valuable Patent Medicines, 1872 Washington ST.,
San Francisco. my15-3m2p
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-27
SHERIFF,S SALE

EpY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Issued out of
HS the District Court. 9th Judicial District in and
tor Butte county, California. to directed and de-
iirered, commanding me to make the sum of two
thousand nine hundred and seventy five dollars with
legal interest thereon until paid together with all the
costs accruing upon said writ wherein George W
hess and Larcomb are plaintiffs. and W McCracken
= White, Henry Powers, j. q. Faden. 5. T. White
John Doe aud Richard Roe. composing the Pioneer
Mining Company. are the defendants l have levied
upon and will sell al public sale the hi hest bidder
for cash. on the LIST day of July A. D. 1851 he
hour of s'clock P. NJ, all of the right, title A.
erest Of the above named defendants in and to the
following described property, III wit: that part of The
North Forth of Feather River ying along and onDo.
site 10 the Berry Creek Bar in BUTTE county Ca!.tor
ma and known as the Pioneer Mining Comna,,y'.
Claim. and described follows. 10 wit: Commencing
at the deep hole the head of the Berry Creek Bar
and running down the bed of the stream about nine
hundred and sixty three feet, together with the fa
and all the appeI ienances thereunio belonging or IL
any wise appeitalniDg. Sale to take place ut the
Court House door IN 0roviiIe, county and state
aforesaid
Dated June 10th, 1897.
p FREER. Sheriff Butte Co