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FERRY NOTICE

NTOTlCE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ will apply to the Board OF supervisors III anu
tar Bute County, nj the February term thereof in
1857. for License to run Ferry ana Bridge across
the MInde Fork of Feather River, a few rods above
the junction Of the North Fork OF snld river
SYLVESTER +. SAVAGE.
nroy,llo Nov IN 1A56 Mt
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Orouille Dailq Butte &etnrN.
ED DAILY (sUNDAYs ExcEPrED)
WEEKLY BUTTE RECORD.

fOr circulation IN the mining and agricultural dis
trcis Of the county, will contain the iucn and u'nernl
news ofthe weeka interSpcrsed with uarrSting mis-
.cllnueous reading matter. II will contain twenty
1isht cnlums~ of reading matter. and will he one If
the largesi and cheapest Weekly New papers in the
state. Pnhl,s shed every Saturday Trm--s5 per
Annum; six months. 50; three rponths. 81.
ADVERrtsE per square OF ten lines or less,
6rst Insertion S3do
Ench subspaurut Insertion. l 80
II \ liberal deduction will be made in favor OF
chose who advertise by the year
Rfy- Business cards inserted on reasonabicterms.s1
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COUNTY TREAsURER's OFFICE, !

hlDWEbL, 'hiy lou io''''
2TOTICE Is hereby gvne, tnal AL persons holdlhs
~ Butte County Warrants payable from the gene
raj fund.- registered between February 10Th, le56 ana
Nav 1th. S56, that the same VIII be redeemed
on presentation. nj my office. And notice Is further
gwen that from and after this date, said warrants
viii erase TO bear Interest
WILLIAM LATTiMORE,
Treasurer OF Butte County.
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BRIDGE NOTICE.

NTOTICE II HEREBY GIVE\-That the under
~ signed Will apply 10 the Board OF Supervisors IN
and for Butte County. at inc February term. A. g..
1851 or as soon thereafter as application can be
heard for licens 10 construct IA Road and blld n
Toll Bridge across the west branch of the north fork
of Feather river. at place known rs The Natural
FRIDGE" about one mile and a-haf below Nelson
Bar. u. NJ. EHa ANS.
Orove. Dec .. 1856 fe2
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NOTICE.

VaNHE STOCKHOLDERS OF the South Feather
"a Water Company are hereby notified, mat the
Trustees OF said Company hove levied an assessment
of twenty dollars per share, on each share "l STOCK,
PAYABLE a Inc Office oi the Company ut forocst"wh,
ON the 2Ut day of February, u 1851.
j WARREN \ ASON, Secretary.
Office s. f. Water CO.. Jan. ), l-j7. iy
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DISSOLUTION.

THNUE CO-PARrN E|liiP heretofore existing be
. between the undersigned, under the firm an
st vie Ct Refs Newman, is this dissolved 10y mutual
consent An demands against the said firm must b.
nresrurd within ten DAYS from this date they will
not he allowed. Al persons indebted to the said hrn
are requested to come forward aud settle the same
with 4. u Refs, who will continue the business at
the old stand.
A D. REFS,
NEWMAN DXIRGOUSKl.
Oroyille January Il, 1887. D2l-5w
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NOTICE!

A III. PERSONS are forbid Trusting my wife Mar
"a NJ Benedict. or any member OF my family a
i'll not pay ANY debts made CONTRACTED by her ~
them. Any persons Mat am indebted 10 will pleas
present their bills Immediately for payment
Oroville. Jan. l. 1881. WM BENEDICT.
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LEG AL NOTICES.
. DECLARAToRY NOTICE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA; ,ss.

STATE OF CALIFDKNAT, -
COUNTY UF BrrTE.
FOERSONALI.Y APPEARED before me. Mr.
"A Mary Espy. on Monday January 2ith. le5',an
made the declaration thIt it was ner Intention from
This date, to do business in her own name, as sole
trailer the capital OF said business not 10 exceed
five thousand dnnr-. The sill business to consi, -
the ranch STOCK and dairy business.
II. T.. >AYRE, }. l.. orc Township.
January 50. 1851 Jy3o !"
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Of Co-partnership.

" OTICE is hereby given that the Co Partnership
heretofore existing between the Undersigned
nder me sIylc of Mnut & Tar, is thi, day dissolved
bN mutual consent :, ,-..,
H. Minutt is authorised TO settle all indeOteo-
ness and to collect all monies due To sa'd hInl.
''7 Ii. Il. MINOTT,
Garden Ranch, Fed. 4, 1857, D. Il. lAhh'
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THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE

AGE,-Great Blessing to Manknd!-lnuocen bnt Po-
tepti-Dr t. !. Czapkay's Prophy actcum. (Sef Dis
injecting Agent. a sure preventative against gonor
rhuai and syphic diseases aud an unsurpassed rem
edy Tor all the veneria scroiulos, 9angrchous ana
generous ulcers fetid discharges from the vagina,
uterus and urelhra and all cutaneous eruptons and
diseases. As innoculaton is IA preventative against
small pox so Is Dr. l. ). CZapkay's Prophhacicunl
n preventative against syphlltcal and gonorrheal
Diseases HARMLESS in itself. it possesses the power
of chemically destroying the sypnilItlc virus, ana
thereby saving thousands frem being infected with
the most l0athsome OF all diseases Let no young
annn ono apkreciates health be without DR.. Cap
kay's ProphilAccum. II is in very convenient pack-
xges, and will he found convenient To use, being
used rs a soap Price 81. For sale at DIR hJ.
Cxapkay's Office, Aimory Hail. corner OF Sacramento
and Montgomery streets, San Francisco.
All orders must be addressed TO l.. }. CZapkay'
D., San francisco, California. MA
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NOTICE

n HEREBY NOTIFY ALL PERSONS against pur
a chasing certain note of band, executed by m
in favor OF : T. T.. England. for the SUN OF ~ hu
bred and ffIy dollars. as said note was rauGrientl
obtained and viii not pay the same on presentation
T.. 5. RUGGLES.
Mountain Ueuse c. 18th. 1856. dlI
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The stockholders OF the South Feather Water Com
many are hereby notified, that the meeting called s
nbore il adjourned to Monday Feu 9th. lojI at l.
O'Clock noon TOR he election Of Trustees to serve the
ensuing yenr j. WARREN MASON Secy.
I"mmnrv ( 1871 jy5-4w
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STAGE NOTICE.

S-c>rn ON AND AFTER FRIDAY. the
%I,EI Il ,f 18th instant. the Stage for Shasta Will
ie;rya The C0npany's office Marysvllie, at O'Clock
n NJ and arrive in 0rovile at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, re-
manning over night nj Tehama.
GEO f. THOMAS, Gent Superintendent.
Narvsve 10Th Dec. Cal Stage Co.
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NOTICE

VHNHE STOCKHOLDERS Of the South Feather
IA Water Company are hereby notified, thai me
annual meeting OF the Company will be held at the
office. at Forbesown on the first Monday III Jalohry
1897. al II O'Clock. noon.
j. WARREN MASON, Secretary.
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NOTICE.

q AZ Ne s,yIe of Light 4 Marchella IL This day
- h,, ,n1ntuoI consent HAM LIGHT.
''so''0 - r. MARCHELLA.
o-..,u. January Al. 1857. n3l-l0d
The undersigned takes pleasure I'D reiulhhK 'ain
~ t;hsr.l n.trnpage heretofore received ana re-
feIu""' II. MARCHELLA.
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lap and the bundle was unrolled, and q
dim candle helped her with her work fol
though it was rot night, the room was very
dark. Then. after while, she kissed hel
little girl. and babe her warm her feet over
the scanty fire IN the CRATE, and gave hel
little piece OF bread, for she had no more
and then heard her say her evening prayer
and folded her tcndcrly to her bosom, and
blessed her, and told her the angels would
take care OF her. And the little child slept
and drcamcd--oh such pleasant dreams
of warm stockings and new shoes but the
mother sewcd alone, and as the bright
spangles glittcrcd Oh the satin slippers, came
there no repiuing into the heart: When
she thought of her child's bare cold feet, and
of the scant morsel of dry bread that had
not satisfied her hunger, came there visions
of bright room and gorgeous clothing, and
table loaded with all that was good, a little
portion of which spared to her would give
warmth and comfort to her humble dwelling:
If such thoughts came, and others of q
pleasant cottage, and one who had dearly
loved her, and whose strong arm had KEEP,
want and trouble from her and her babes
but who could never come back-if these
thoughts did come repiningly. there also
| r. mn ,On II
clasped and her head bowed low in deep
contrition, as heard her say. Father for
give me, for thou dost all things well. and |
will trust to thee" Just then the door
opened softly. and some one entered. Was it
an angel -? Her dress was spotlcss white
and she moved with noiscle>s step. She
went to the bed where the sleeping child lay
and covered it with soft warm Blankets
Then presently fire spanked and blazcl
there. such rs the little CRATE had never seen
before. Then a huge leaf Was laid upon tie
table. and fresh mill, fer the sick babe
Then she passed gently before the mother
ard drawing the unfinished slipper from her
hand. placed there purse Of geld. and said
in voice like music : Bless thy God. who
is the father Of the tuthcrlcss and the widow
and she was gone, only as She went cut
heard her say, Better than diamonds better
than Diamonds - Whom could She mean ?
| looked at the mother. With ca>pcd hands
and streaming eyes. she blessed her God.
who had sent l!cr an angel to comfort i.cr.-
So went to bright room. were there WIS
music and dancing. and sweet flowers and |
saw young and happy faces, and beautifully
dressed. sparkling with jewels but none
that | knew until one passed whose dress
was of simple white. with only bud on
her bosom, and whose voice was like the
sweet sound Of silver Lutte No spanglcd
slipper was on her foot lut sha moved Il,
one that tread,th upon air. and the di, Inc
beauty Of holiness had SO g!oritcd her face
that felt. IS sazcd upon her. tha; she WIS
.lmos. ali angel of God.
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Helen and the Silver Pencil.
From the American Messenger

From the American Messenger.
Little Helen was standing at the door Of
her fathers store in Chartres street, New Or
leans. with his silver pencil in her hand, which
he had given her for her amusement. Their
came by man with basket of oranges
See here said he, taking out Of the baske
Il fire yellow orange. "See here little girl
what a nice orange Give me that penci!
and YOU shall have it. At once Helen hand
ed him the pencil and took the orange.
"Oh, what a foolish child" You exclaim.
Yes. but remember she was very Young. SHE
knew not the worth of the pencil, and had nc
idea that she had done wrong ; for she rar
immediately to her father, delighted with hel
orange, anu told the whole story. Did vol
ever hear of woman who parted, not with ;
silver percil, bat with Kingdom, for an ap
pie:
What does father mcan?" asks the young
er of the two children, to whom he was re-
lating the incident.
Twill tell you,' answers the elder, The
means Eve. who gave up the kingdom of
heaven for the forbidden fruit"
Right, my child. Eve gave away paradise
for an apple. But there is this difference be-
tween her case and that of Helen Eveknew
that she was doing wrong when she ate the
forbidden fruit for God had plainly COM
manded her not to touch it.
How foolshly Eve acted" adds the elder
child.
Was she more foolish. my child, than her
children? What are all the men and women
doing, who love not the Lord Jesus, but sell
ing heaven for trit.cs
When see an ambitious man so set upon
office and honor that he ncglccts Christ.
think Of Helen and her bargain. His body
will soon be in the grave and his soul in E.
ternitv. where nothing is honorcd but Holt
ness. and nothing despised but sin. What
good then can the praise of men do him ?
When | see worldly -minded man so bus
led with making money that he can find no
time to lay up for himself treasure in hcav-
TN. think Of Helen and her bargain when
he dicth he shall carry nothing away" His
bags of gold and silver. his houses. lands.
and bank stock. must all be left behind lie
will be poor throughout eternity too poor
to buy ore drop of water.
When | see a young person so taken up
with vain anluscrncnts that Christ can find no
place in his heart. think of Helen and her
bargain. think of the time when Christ.
whom he rejected on earth for the pleasures
of sin. will reject him, and he be driven to
the place where there is "waling and gnash-
ing of teeth"
When | see child so fond of his sports
that he neither loves to pray to his Saviour
nor to hear Christians speak concerning him.
/ think of Helen ard her bargain She sold
a silver pencil for all orange but such child
rem are selling heaven FIR ,Ecir TOYS. 0.
what sad bargain MEH,lM,H.
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Better Than Diamonds

! was standing in the bread crowded street
of 4 large city. 1t YVES q cold winters dav.
There had been rain although the SIN had
been shining brightly. yet the lorg iciclcs
hung from the caves Of the houses, and the
wheels rumbled loudly as they passed over
the ground. There was 4 clear, bright look.
and 4 cold bracinS feeling in the air, and Il
clear northwest wind, which Guickcncd every
step. Just then q little child came running
alony-a poor, ill-clad child her clothes
were scant and threaslbarc: she had no cloak
and 10 shawl. and her little bare feet looked
red and suffering. She could rot have been
more than eight wears old. She carried a
bundle in her hand. Poor little shivcring
child pitied her. AS she passed her foot
slipped, and she fell with a cry of pain but
she held the bundle tightly in her hand, and
jumping up, although she limpcd sadly, en-
deavorcd to run as before.
stop! little girl. stop" said sweet
voice and beautiful woman, wrapped in a
huge shaw! and with furs around her came
out of jewelers. store close by. "Poor little
child" she said, "are you hurt Sit down
on the steps and tell me-
How loved her, and how beautiful she
looked
"Oh, l cannot said the little child, Il
cannot wait-I am in such hurry. have
been to the shoemakcr'S, and mother must
finish these shoes tonight or she will never
get any more shoes to mend"
"To-night ?" said the beautiful woman, ",o
night ~
YES said the child-for the STRANGERS
kind manner had made her bold-"ycs, for
the great ball Tonight and these satin slip
pcrs must be spanglcd and
The beautiful woman took the bundle from
the child's hand and unrolcd it. You do
not know why her face flushed and then turn
ed pale, but |, We, |, locked into the bundle,
and on the inside of slipper saw name
"A lad! namc-writtcn, but | shall not
tell it.
".And whore does Your mother live, little
girl ~
So the child told where and then she
told her that her father was dead and that
her little brother was sick, and that her moth
er bound shoes that they might have bread ;
but that sometimes they were very cold, and
her mother sometimes cried because she had
no money to buy milk for her little brother.
And then | saw the lady's eyes were filed
with tears; and she rolled up the bundle
quickly, and gave it back to the girl but
she gave her nothing else-no, not even
slxpcnce, and, turning away, went back into
the store from which she had come out
As she went away saw the glitter of
diamond pin. Presently she came back. and
stepping into a carriage, rolled off. The
little girl looked after her moment, and with
her little bare feet colder than they were be-
fore, ran quickly away.
went with the little girl, and saw her to
narrow damp street, and Tito small dark
room: saw her mOther-her sad, faded
mother, but with face so sweet 50 patient
flushing ard soothing sick baby. And
the baby slept. and the mother laid It or her
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Use none but Hayes Allied Ointment &
HUMOR SYRUP.

Tie question finally settled' Notwithstanding, A
IN M-di,iae,,
SCROFtLA. Salt Rhem. EryspeaS. Generous ITumorS
~ Scald Head. Barriers Itch. Burns Mercuria and Fever
Sores Ulcers RincW and IIumorS and ErupfNc and
Cutaneous diseases o every kind can he cured blood
cean>ed Il" AL impurities. hv the HAYES Allied Oin-
mclit and Hurr Syrulthc NEST cilcCtual remedies
offered I" the public These celebrated cur. d>ea-
speedily. Thoroughly and permanently. without injury
10 the system. We have numerous
of the first responsibility who have had use
these ncNerailins remedies In their families the very
worst forms Of disease with the happy and beneficial
results. Try thcm-enrc satisfaction in all
Prepared only by DR. F. d. HAYES. di>c"vcrcr and
manufacturer Hayes Nash pr"rictorS- Lawrence. Ms.
Sold wholesale and retail III St J">ury 10y J. G. Bingham
and by Browne li"yt; Wells River 10y A. T. Baldwin, Go
and by Druggists and ApotheCares generally 9 lr4p
Rf- Beware "f an article in the market syledthc cn-
Inc Allied Ointment rut by Chas Kent that's
base counterfeit Oh HAYES.
FRID. +. Smith. Montpelier. Agent for Vermont.
eeldiA LynecH BY q. 4. / J. N. weeks.
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PINE, SPRUCE & OTHER LUMBER

growing on sadlands Of easy access to said mills.
Said lands were selected with view to afford stock
to said mills for many years. and are well worthy
the attention of capitalists who wish safe and lu-
crative investment in the laundering business.
Plans of said lands, mills. &c. can be seen ard
information obtained. application to Jchn \.
Moore or John IInlnan. at North Concord. or
LLOYD kimhall at Mclndoes Falls. to all who may
wish to purchase part or the whole OF sad prop
crty.
Also. a large lot Of manufactured lumber, con-
sisting of Pine. Spruce and Hcmlock boards, Pine
Shingles. Clapbcards, &c. All Of said property
vii be sold in lots to suit purchasers fa' orable
ter
JOHN c. GLEASON. Assignee of
KIMBAIL. GlLCIlRlST & co.
NJ MdoeS Falls. May Q, 1901 33t
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Boots and Shoes.

HtHE Subscriber haviI rented the shop former
1 " occupied by u. &. Kcncsson. at st. Johns
bury Centre, continues to carry on the boot and
shoe business in all its branches.
Thankful for past favors, he respectfully solicts
a continuance Of the same. Repairing done at
short notice. CHAS. u. PIERCE.
81. John>bury Centre April l3, 1851. 29-ll*
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Good Wheat.

1 FEW bushels Of good wheat wanted in c,
~ change for cash. +. b. GAGE.
st. JOhnSbury June ID, 81. 1910
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CITUATED in the towns of Kirby, Victory
y and Concord. VT. together with the valuable
SawNill> a large and commodious Boarding ouse'
five Dwelling Houses. three Barns one Blacksmith
Shop, &c. at North Concord, formerly Bradley
Nalc). all in good repair.
Capitalists of New England. tefore going West
to invest, would do well to take a look at this val
liable property, particularly on account CT the large
amount of
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-07-04
UKDEN'S NEW PATEN
HORSE SHOE,

This greatest Invention OF the age Which >I-ria
Is in utility. durability a,d beauty ci fri>l. -
thing OF the Kind yer achieved !! The >hiil,f L e.
Is made hv machinery from Superior quality q
iron. al cost niucl less than the hand made h,r-t
shoe. Ii j. conceived On tie inside with view =
the better preservation of tie Horses HcCf. - q,
IL shape. c>>tning The necessity OF pairing H. 5. u.
being tar more dc>rai.l, for the cemfor; II Tie =.
i,nal than any Shoe offered 10 the pullc.-
These shoes are sold according tosize. like MT.
boot>-a method which ill>urt> more pert.e. :
than can otherwise be obtained. This iIveIii,: .
pronounced eNtraordinar, u>eiulne>> l., n :, ?
flrrier> ami har k>niiiis al, ! ra idly conn J
genera in J. ;'ltiol> of ;he ll;tet States.
Forfurthcr particulars and sample. n p, :, tn
Agents ELOrGET. BLOWN A. CO.
sAani - Pear street. Boston. Mass.
pec-l l. 1>;6. lal2-ei
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n II. G X \ Y T.
Hygeian Alternative Syrup I!

The Great Remedy for the mpurity Of the Blood THIS is
the remedy Of the present time has become known
the for all those chronic diseases that a
tinc people all the country. Ii Sa perfect for
kind of humor II has cured hundreds people of
Liver Complaint and Kidney diseases II Salt Rhcum
like charm. II has never failed Ia any o Dcbi
and all ordinary of SCrptia We show
recommendations Of this medicine from many of the
In New England. over five hundred certificates
from people in Vermont and New Hampshire tell what
has done in these States. Reader. afflicted with
Of the above complaints! II You don't tail
this Great Remedy 1t Is made from the prescription
DIR. Graves the celebrated physician in the ROYAL
Medical Society Of Great Britain. Prepared in this
try only by Marcus F. Bridgman. d. and sold whole
sale by A. II Gates 4 Co. Brownsville. VT
DIR. n Trul, Lyndon. wholesale Agent. Sold by J. G.
Bingham S. Johnsbury, and all respectable druegsts
throughout the country. 2l-72
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Buy the Premium Bitters,

a ND drive away the Jaundicc. We dull. slow.
\ stupid. sleepy mortals They are Just the
thing YOU need this warm weather. If YOU buy
these Bittcrs, You may be assured YOU will not get
any poisoned alcohol, nothing but the Simon
pure article is used to keep them from spoilinr.-
They are warranted to give good satisfaction as
any other preparation. Manufactured and sold by
ii. p. uOYT
St. Johnsburv Nav %. 3jtf
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DEPOT
CLOTHING STORE

The subscriber would respectfully inform the
citizens of 81. JChn>burv and vicinity that he has
Just returned from market with an excellent stock
If Spring and Summer goods. consisting of Ger
man. English. French and American Br"adcloth>.
of all grades and coors: PLAIN and Fancy Doe
skins ard Ca>SmcrcS: rich assortment of Vest
ings: Tailor's Trimmings of all kinds Furnish
iny goods. consisting of Stocks. Fur> and Neck
Ilandkcrchcf>. Gloves. Hosiery. Braces. Bosoms,
Collars. White and Fancy Shirts. under shirts
and Drawers Also latest STYLES of Hats and Caps.
Boots. Shoes and Rubbcr>. Umbrellas. &C.. &c.
Ready Made Clothing. consisting of Dress and
Frock Goats Black and Fancy Doc>kins and Cas-
imcrc Pants. Tweed. Sleeps Grey and Sattinctt
do. Satin. SILK and Lasting Vests. Velvet. Cash
mere and Valencia do Jackets. FrockS. OvcrallS.
&C. The above stock will be offered at prices to
ensure a ready sale. and vii! be replcni>hcd of
ten required to comprise the most complete
stock of Gents Goods in Vermont.
Persons in want Of good substantial clothing
vii, DO we'll to call and examine my goods before
pa. chasing elsewhere.
Opposite the Passulnpsic House. Railroad St.
St. Johnsbury VI.
oj,f W. II. HORTON