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TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL ID, 1857.
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
OHIO RIVER.

~ ASAA~e
OHIO RIVER.
Leave. on EpE 5PHs?t5 i: !t 1t: :.
5 sr osd rsss4 ss Ss n hs anne r. T.
New Madrid is Memphis % Meisna Saposon Intermediate
nfns' IA For freight iPG fs"4a
T ." E1 s4GSHRtS ~ II +; :s'Gfs
a ana all s;.rmsSd msS
landings. freight passage having unsurpassed
"s110"'' s apply on board sSpp Ss H1rE Front street
plan her cabin be and staterooms secured
by apply to the agents.
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
HEa;:s$$S Il;
ss$ssa sssszEa SoRET wednesday Packet for Cairo
rs Al. Hfw Msa EipsiSa
@ 1 Ass g. viii % % ss's
1ls of enS re-
shipped the White River Packets Sam Hale Jessie Lazs5
the Nashville Packets Aleona and Polar Star.
Leaves ;fstZ MsPShsRA5 RA5xasb7 WEEKLY
ss: POINT sfipwilhs Landas IaEe Psoyisnss,
fonsy x.shs Rsa
viii ss
passage, apply on board. or to
mis- If r. I,. SMITH, 4 Tchouptoulas
SIT TEAmHR THSfsRAS 81 ifsSa BELLE
lsnes416 W. g. Porter, commander, leaves above.
for Grand Lake. Carolina Landing, Ashton, Pill
chers,s Point, skpwiths Landing Lake Providence Cam
Grand Gulf Rodney. Ma chez and all intermediate landings
The Southern Belle will continue in the above trade
throughout the year. and will attend to the business Of the
Eclipse during her absence from the ycksburg trade
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
fe9 bROADWEIL. BROS. CO., 65 Gravier ST..
Leaves every THURSDAY. at 5 o,clock P. N.
IT. REGULAR THURSDAY U. >.
IGsFIIf,s Mail Packet steamer Capitol, Capt. j. NJ.
White. in place of the The R. ". McRae) vii leave
for Carona Landing, Ashton Pitchers Point. Skipwth's
Landing Lake Providence Canacks Landing Milken's Bend
yicksbnrg Grand Gulf Rodney Na,chez Fort Adams, Red
River Landing Bayou Sara Port Hudson Baton Rouge Pla
and the elegant and swift
packet CAPITOL Capt j. NJ White On place of the
r. W. Mcae) will leave above. For freight
ply on boaad or TO
a3 SNAPP & HITE Front street.
H-The steamer Capitol invariably gets Vickshnrg every
Saturday morning in time for the o'clock leaving Eicks
burg for the interior.
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|. LUTHER HOMES, FOUNpKY AND
N NEW ONLEANs LOCIN .NIANUFAC-

~ TORY, II Magazine street, PUydas.
\sSsD ". RICHARD pEARIE.
~ DEARIE & BROTHER,
LOCK MANUFACTURERS AND BELL. HANGERS,
respccfy the public and builders that they reCev
ing have hand large and compile assortment of
BUILDERS HARDWARE, consisting Of Locks, Hinges,
Bolts Sliding Door Trimmings, Screws Pulleys etc, which
they for sale the reasonable Attached 10
they factory where n kinds of Locks for
banks vaults prisons, stores, dwellings, are made 10
der the notice and warranted Also
ror article If snfe Night Latch for offices and dwellings,
BELL HANGING in all its varions branches such Sig
other Bells for locomotives, ships hotels dwellings,
etc put up workmG:ike and warranted give
satisfaction. Smith work in general Jo5bng promptly at
tended -
s3y~Soe Agents for GRAY BROS P .tTENT DOOR AND
GATE SPRINGS. ms ly
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SIR JOHN FRAsKL1N's LAST LErTER.-The follow
ing letter is said to be the last received from Sir
John Franklin. 1t has not been published in this
country until recently: t-. .-...e
WHALE FISH ISLAND, BAY OF DISCO,
: flth Of July, iSi5 )
3 My Dear Sister: : y The appearance, dress
and manners of the Esquimaux bespeak that care is
taken of them by the Government Several of them
read the Bible with ease, and am told that
when the families are all collected the children are
obliged to attend school daily. l looked into of
the huts arranged with seats for this purpose When
the minister comes over from Disco he superintends
the school at other times the children taught by
halfcaste Esquimaux. How delightful it is to
know that the Gospel is spreading far and wide, and
will do so till its blessed truths are disseminated
through the globe Every ship in these days ought to
go forth to strange lands bearing among its officers
missionary spirit; and may God grant such spirit
on board this ship. 1t is my desire to encourage this
feeling and ! am encouraged to hope that We have
among us some who will aid in this duty. We have
divine service twice each Sunday, and never wit
messed more attentive congregation than we have.
May the seed sown fall upon good ground, and bring
forth fruit abundantly to Gods honor and glory.
Ever your affectionate brother.
(Sigpedl JOHN FRANKLIN.
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L UNFORTUNATELY AFFLICTED
DR.. d. b. JAMES still continues to be conhdentaly
suited ut his Dspersay, 50 CUSr0MHOUsE STREET,
royal street. all diseases of the RATINE ORGANS
vn %raesd success Witch III cnlsd Dr. jam treatment
United States and Europe warrants him saying that
Of the forms which these diseases to
without quick and permanent
IL of how long the disease has continued
eectuaIy drive the enemy the system the shortest
A"e possible, without mercury change IN diet hidrance
from business
SEMINAL WEAKNESS the effect of early abuse of the sys
cured and full yigor restored.
N I'.-Reeeat Gonorrlea cured "a Old
Croc Glees or any other urehr discharge cured in from
ave to seven days, nnpay.
Remember that Dr. James Dispensary 80 Customhonse
street Royal street Office hours from o'clock A. NJ till
q p. VI. M BIN
GLNHAN'S PNEUMATIC STEAM GRANU-
VA LATOR is now in plantations, comprising the
three crops with combination Of the following advantages
amy other known application Of a Gralu-
lat0r entire steam train
1t requires but pressure of 80 pounds strike
Battery ~
2 It requires no additional water for the boilers.
). its pipes ''scaie' require cleaning.
- Its heating surface is equally distributed throughout the
bod of juice that and hard grained
g. The steam being all condensed and boilers
direct additional boilers required where the
boilers Gilman's Balasse Furnace is
with Gmas ngnsse Furnace steam TO grind the
and the Pneumatic Battery making ~ hhdS sugar
per day.
g. The Pneumatic Battery Granulaor is put operation
much less the planter than steam
tey application of steam to making part entirely
ty
FOR information, pamphlet with full specifications
drawings will be furnished application the subscriber
who make contracts the Battery
rat0rs Carifes be used with direct exhaust
SAMUEL H. GILMAN
d4 10 tirnyier New Orleans la
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FOR ATCHAF ALAYA YER.

Leaves WEDNESDAY. April 18th at 5PM
~ FOR OPELOUSiS-THE STEAMER
w. Z. Young, G. T. LOuailler, master in
place of steamer A. W. Glaze will leave above
taking freight for Old River Simmspor and all landings
the Achatalaya. For freight passage apply board,
ala j. NJ JOHNSTON & Co, Front Ievee
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F 0 r S A L e.

seq FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHAPTER
kZHEss The coppered fast sailing brig Abby Thay
Ss4Gter, receive freight. For terms ap
fTy 10 GEO. W. HYNSON Co,
40 81 Camp street.
~ SSS% Fur SALE-A SUPERIOR Al EAST SAIL
ing Ship Of 2b0U bales Apacy Will be sold 10" to
.Sassss..AAsssGe.xciose concern. Apply
frlR GEO W HNNSNN L CArnn street.
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Leaves every THuRsDAy, a.5 9,sIesk, P.M;
Leaves every THURSDAY. at 5o'clock P. NJ
~ REGULAR THURSDAY U. )
FOR RED RIV Err.

Leaves on TUESDAY. 18th inst. at 10 A. N.
, R~.s FOR HURRICANE AND CARO-
EMNntssSs = lima Bluffs, the splendid passenger steamer
Ess=@%IssA VIM. Il. Douglass, Ben Tarbell, master,
will leave Hurricane Carolina Bluffs Shreve
port Grand Bayou Grand Ecnre, Canpte, Collie Alexandria
all Intermediate landings Red river. For freight pas
sage apply on board, or to
al - 4 HITE 4 Front street
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-30
Strange Alteration.

Mr. EDtToR-l was torciuly struck n few day acc
at the great increase Of comror traveller fnus m
journcying through tbs part ol the mines from what
he did two years ago. At hat line there were
'Streams from ih9 babbling fountain lree,' lis true,
but now he can not only obiun this luxury bat To
my surprise. dranl, the best glass Of Bottled Lon
don Porter at j. Troughton's, Wyauaotte, that eve.
saw since leaving the 'old country" lie told me he
obtined it from PARKER y O'CONNOR'S Whole
sale Liquor store, Bird ST., Oroyille. Some TWO
thousand dozen ot this delicious beverage, under
stand, have been imported by that enterprsing irIn
Nov. lin
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-30
The OEoyiIle Eerry.

On Friday night, the Supervisors heard
the arguments in the case of Lathrop VS.
Moore, Henshaw and Ord, contestng appli.
cants for franchise to run a ferry across
Feather river at point opposite the foot of
Huntoon street, and on Saturday settled the
matter by deciding in favor Of the latter.
1t seems to US, that justice demanded diff
ferent decision; Lathrop having established
Ferry long since within less than half
mile Of the point proposed for the new one.
The law regarding the establishment of fer
ries at milo distant from each other, is in j.
tended as protection to those persons who
have expended their capital in complying
with the conditions Of the license granted,
and nothing save the urgent requirements
Of public convenience can set aside that pro-
tsctive law. Now we will grant that Oro-
Vile would be benefited by the proposed
ferry, but when one of the applicants is the
owner Of the one already established it GER
tainly seems nothing more than just and
equitable to grant him the solicited fran
chise, provided his prayer is made in good
faith. and his real intentions are to proGeed
at once with the work This we believe to
have been Lathrop,s position, and SO believ-
ing, consider his claim to have been more
worthy of consideration than that of the
other applicants. We understand that an
appeal will be made from the decision of the
Board
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-30
J s. BERRY

ALL SORTS OF A PAPER We have noticed
an item going the rounds of newspaperdonl
about Kansas paper with three editors
all of different political notions. They each
sign their initials to their articles Now
we know of even q more remarkably Udrie-
gated newspaper than that Kansas sheet
ever dared to be. We refer to the old
,HountGiaeer about year since. 1t had
columns devoted to Democracy, Know No
:hingism, Republicanism, and neutrality.
That beats the Kansas newspaper just one
notch, and was doubtless the greatest curios-
ity of its day and generation.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-30

SAcRAAIENro IrEMs.--The contempt case
was dismissed, Mr.. McClatchy stating to the
Court that he didn't mean to he contemptu-
Gus and the Court accepting his apology.
Mrs Hayne is playing to good houses at
the Forrest theatre.
The "Steam wagon of which SO much has
been said is nearly completed and will be
put into operation in about SIX weeks. It's
inventor, 0Yerton is dangerously i'll.
Work on the Sacramento bridge has ceased
temporarily for want of material
A renre had been issued frem the Court
of Sessions fer more trial jurors in the Bates
case.
We gather the above from the Union.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-30

SUDDEN DEATH. - Coroner Harlow was
called upon yesterday to hold and inquest or
tie body of man name1 James Farley who
died suddenly on Saturday night at the En-
pire Hotel on Montgomery street. The de-
ceased retired to his room, about II o'clock
On the night in question and some three
hours after was discovered to be deed. Ear
ley was very Incorporate man, and for
several days prior to his death had been la
boring under en- aftack of mania pOtu
The deceased for sometime past has been
engaged as hackdriver in the employ Of
Mr.. Turner of the Orleans Stable, was about
SO years of age. and formerly lived in Ohio,
where he leaves family. An inquest was
held yesterday, and verdict eff Death
caused by intomperance." was rendered
This is the second death which has happened
in this immediate vicinity within less than
o week. We know Of several individuals
about here that are apparently in hourly
danger of meeting with the drunkards fate.
Let them be warned by these two sad exam
pies.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-30

EDITOR OF THE RECORD: Mr. Mailman
is slightly mistaken in regard to the nature
of the action alluded to by him in your issue
of the 28th inst. Instead of Halliman Ds.
Everett, it was The People Us Everett. As
Mr.. Halliman has not informed you of the
facts in the case, will : Halliman was the
prosecuting witness, who complained of
Everett having committed en- assault and
battery on his person. 1t appeared from the
evidence on the trial, that difficulty arose
about g pick, the joint property of both
Hamilton and Everett. Everett had the
pick in his hand and Mailman, by his own
testimony, attempted to take the pick from
Everett by force, whea Everett resisted and
struck Halliman and deeming the proseeu-
part of lIelliman, Che being the first aggres-
sOr,) saw fit to tax the costs on the prose
cutting witness, agreeable to the provisions
Of the statute in such cases,
Now in reference to the sense Of propriety
exhibited by my course in so taxing the
costs Of prosecution, Mr.. HallimGn may be
unable to perceive it; yet l think the tax
payers of this county, and the Board Of
Supervisors, who have been for some two or
three weeks past allowing bills for county
charges, most of which are of the same ma
ture, may be able to see somewhat differ
emily. Yours, truly,
. RERRY
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-30

GRIZZLY AND Doc FIGHr.--One of these
pleasant exhibitions was served up for the
benefit of the Bangorites yesterday How
the fight terminated, we are, uniformed !;
the gentleman from whom We learn oil II
having left that lovely village before the
eombat closed There were two dogs to one
grizzly, and about twenty spectators to the
performance We earnestly hope that the
dogs ate up the grizzly, and then died from
over eating. As for their exhibitor, Severe
as the punishment would be,) we would, if
we could, assign him to a permanent resi-
dence a Bangor.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-30

THE JUNCTION BRIDGE MATTER The
Surveyors report upon the junction and Bid
we'll roads has been submitted to the Board
of Supervisors and they have decided not to
allow the franchise either to Savage or the
Bdwell Bridge Company. OF course this
leaves the matter just where it started, and
as the least Objectionable horn of dilemma
is better than granting the license to tho
Bridge Company, their object being merely
to obtain the power to prevent perpetually
tie erection of ferry or bridge at that
point Tue only plan, whereby road can
he opened to tie junction seems TO be through
il nlivdual enterprise on the part Of the 0ro-
villains. U'e will endeavor to acquaint our
self with the facts concerning the survey,
and lay the matter before our readers in all
lis details and bearings.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-30
DISTRICT CogRT PROCEEDINGS
Hon. c. E. WILLIAMS, Presiding.
SATURDAY, Nov. @S.

SATURDAY, Nov. sS.
The case Of EGward Lloyd was resumed
Various witnesses were examined for the
defence, the principal point in whose evil
dence was that the deceased (Giles Thorn
tom threw two or three tumbers at the de-
fendant before the fatal shot was fired The
case was opened by General Harris on
the part Of the prosecution, Messrs. Klein
and Castor following in arguments f,r
the defence. The General made a closing
speech of about half an hours length and
the case was given to the jury at 81 o clock
z. NJ. The law relating to murder and its
different grades, was read by the Court, and
the usual instructions given. Yesterday
morning at O'Clock the jury returned a
verdict Of 'manslaughter." The Court ap-
pointed Thursday next as the day for pass
ings sentence.
The members of the Bar are notified that
motions will be heard every day during the
term from to 10 o'clock NJ.
This morning the Court will rendar decis
ion on the motion of Mr. Rhodes for arrest
Of judgement in the case of Wallace The
trial of E>carciga, charged with the murder
Of Cary at Spanshtowu, will probably be
commenced TO day
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

All persons doing business for which Municipal
License is quired, viz: Liquor. Eouao, bahnrds
kino, Ten Pins, &C, Hre hereby notified, that i,,:
uf deiuqueuls is being nude out, which ~il Dee
placed in the hands Of tho Iowa Attorney. Those
chose license, have expired ana Others who nave
not complied with the law bl taking uHt a license
before commeucr, business. hJ calling attGe under
sigued'- ohlce' and procur.u- the same, Viii say,
Zines and costs OF prosecution.
G. H. uENpEL. Town Treasurer
Office n 4 smiths brchs,v-o. corner Downrf
and Montg nery streets. NO Ina
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-30
Notice 20 License paXers.

All persons doing business tor Nbicha stare oi
Couot! License Is required are hereby notified .h,t
ali-t Of delnquvnis is being iAtde vut which wt De
placed in the hands o. the . strict Atlpne h-
there are many persons who's, licenses 'a7e expired
and others who have moi comg'i-d vithla law uy
taxing out license before crun"ucing business ly
attending 10 thu, ana Collin, at th, oalc, M the un-
drrsisacd, ami procuring le game, .t Will ave hoos
and costs Of prosecution
WN. lATUMOBE,
Oroville Nov t1lh. Treasurer Butte County
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-30
County Treasures Office,

VKUVILhf, NOFrhlbrr Idi Tr5I, I
Notice shereby given that ali persons holding Butte
County Warrants, payable from the General Fund,
registered between tie y oi Feb aud % Of MayIs57
inclusive, also Court House and Jail Warrants Nos
S4L j45, $40 57, 5 $40, $50 and J5l, also Warrants
on lndgent Sick Fund registered prior 10 Sept 23d
that the same will be paid on presentation at this
office, and after this date said Warrants will cease
to bear interest, and # not presented within sky
days from the date hereof the moneys said war
rans will be appropriated to pay the next in order q.
registry.
WIN LATTIMORE.
Ieasnrer Butle Coanty.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-30
The Arcade saloon!

CHARLEY LEGArE j. now the Commander in
Chief OF Tue Arcade Saioon and WISHES Oroyii..aug
and The worll in general 10 know that he has iusl
received fresh supply OF Wines. Liquors Hnd Lager
Beer. and sets Lunch twice day for the benefit of
his customers. He serves up oyster aud clam soup
hash stews, Boston crackers ANA bakers bread ~
any quantity, aud tree al that Drinks 1!& cents as
usunl
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-30
Oroville, Nov %, l617.
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CoNrEMPT4-The District Attorney was
fined So by, Judge Williams, on Saturday,
for non n-atteudance at Court at the appoint
ell hour of the afternoon session. He ran
his face fer ths epount.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-30
De. James W. aTsCc.

Would respectfully ih!, his friends anltno Irh.
lie generally, that he has rem wed To fhomls 80.
Fiat flr ihe pnrao~c ol Fraruc.us his Proica-IaD,
wtcre Ice may alwu>- be- .onud, r4cclt When au-, ut
in lhe Iischaye of hts profession al duties.
lhompson's Fiat. Soy. u.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-30

New Advertisements The members of
the Channel Rock Mining Company are no.
titled that delinquonts had better pay up or
their shares will be sold.
Adolphe Veinrich of the Oroville Nursery,
offers for sale all kinds of fruit trees, shrub
berry. strawberries, garden seeds, etc. See
his advertisement
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-30

Hr. L'J. CAApAhy'-In another column of thiq
paper will be found the advertisement of L. }.
CZAPkAY, NJ d. The doctors testimonials are ot
such character to justify us IN commencing hin,
20 public consideration gentleman and pbvsician.
snd one WHO is in every way qualified for The faithful
performance Of his promises n
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-30

pany travelling with him arrived here last
evening. We were honored with 9. visit
from these gentlemen shortly after their
arrival. We trust their visit to Oroville
may prove pleasant and profitable one.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-30

THE L. s. GRAND JURY.-This body after
sitting some two months have brought their
labors to a termination. They found but
one indictment; the one against Harazthy
the mint swlndler.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-30

DOG EAT DOG "A couple of chaps named
Cullen and Edgerton had fight at Aurum
City few days since, in which the latter
had both his cars "chawed' " off, and the
former was deprived of finger; his oppo-
nent biting it completely off
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-30
YCnClGpI.

lady Of long eNlereuco in i,d'ion, and who's
testimonials Of reputation and competency are uroN-
ceptiouab els desrou- ut taking charge OF school
either boy, girls. she can turr. thoroughly
solid education, we'll music, drawing, aud tlre
languages Adifess "Educaior, cf',c of this paper
Il
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-30

Personal We had the pleasure of meet
ing, yesterday Francis L. Aud, Esq, one of
the Yuba Assembtymen elect Mr.. Aud
visits 0roville On business and will return
to Marysv!le to-day. We wish there were
more men like him among the new legisla-
tors
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-30
NOTACE.
siiEBlFf'S orFIC'

iu-,e Count! tHitiurtia,
NO SERVICES viii bc perforated ia any civil ac.
ton or preceding ami, le lee for such service is
pnid by the party 7equidi ne service. This raI-
viii b. strictly LGherpd 3D. without distinct met prr-
-pl.. \. -. T'IUN,
Nov. lNh. ~LeuG udt,e tu
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-30

PArRIcE DILLoN.-We learn from the
San Francisco papers that Mr. Pptrice Dill
lon, formerly Frencb Consul at San Fran
cisco, was at last accounts lying very i'll ct
Paris. no particulars are given.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-30
WIN LATTIMORE.
Treasurer Butte County,
DIR. Nj. NI&OOAlAN.

viii hereafter have his Office at I. q. l.. Mcguire q
Drug Store. Myers itreet, the corner OF Myers
aud Montgomery. nle
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-30

DIR. j. &. YOUNG, whose advertisement ad-
verIlsement appears in another column is the pioneer
advertising Physician in this state has cured mora
patients than any other. Attention is called to his
advertisement. n
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-30

THANKs;- U1c thank, Charley French of
the Alta Express and De Witt s Co. for many
and continued newspaper favors of late.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-30

YANKEE ADDAMs This distinguished de-
Hneator Of the Yankee character, will
make his frst appearance before an Oroville
audience to night, The plays selected are
sam Patch" and cousin joe" as both of
which characters Mr.. Adams is said to be
exceeding funny. lie cannot fail to draw a
crowded house tonight more especially as
tie prices Of admission are placed at so low
figure; tick cts to the parquet being only
one dollar, and to the gallery fifty cents In
announcing that Mr.. Adams was coming
lither, the Express of Saturday says
"We commend Mr.. Adams to the 0rovile
editors as a comic genius of fne quality
the genuine stuff with the true ring to it.,
and gentleman"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-30
oROyMLE, MONDAY. NOV. BOTH, 1857.

The STREET CRossISGs.-From move
Which was made by the town trustees at
their last meeting we fondly hoped to see
flank crossings at the corners of our princi-
"a streets, at least commenced ere this, but
we're doomed to disappointment The only
good cross walk we know Of is one made of
oyster shells across Huntoon street That
genealogical pavement is a good one, end is
like great English poet, for it is Shelley
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-30
KEYSTONE MARKET
TN n TX . M tIco:

VFNEE UNnERSlGND HAVING RE E-ESThR-
H. lis ell hImself IN the HUftHERING. BITSl-
NESS, al the Keystone Market, on Myers street. is
prepared to furnish hi, former friends aud Patrons
and all others who may favor hun with a call with
a No article of American BEEF. MUTTON, and
PORK. OF the lncst qualify, at as reasonable rates
as IL can be had if 0ruville Thankful for past pat
ronage he will endeavor by Keeping the best quality
o. meats for sale, to merit share Of the public pa,
rDnage j. w. MCGEE
sg n B.--FAT AMERICAN BEEF CATTLE fer
s4e, cheap FOR CASH.
Keystone Market, OIoville. Nov. 81, 1851.