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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-31

ANOTHER IMPORTANT DECIsIoN.--The
Secretary of the Treasury made an import
ant decision on the 1lth of September. By
the second section of the net of August 8,
1916. the Secretary of the Treasury was re-
quired to refund duties illegally paid. Hon.
Robert J. Walker decided that protests were
not necessary to make the payment illegal.
The Supreme Court, in 1852, in the case Of
Lawrence Cagswell, decided protests necces-
sary to constitute illegal payment This
decision was adopted by the department, and
out of claims to an enormous amount. Mr..
Guthrie afterwards again changed the rul-
ing, and admitted oil claims. Secretary
Cobb now supports the Supreme Court deci-
sion, and holds that no duties are illegally
paid unless paid under protest. This will
again cut off Claims to the amount of many
thousand dollars.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-31

ACCIDENT TO THE BARGE OF THE STEAM.
Err SwAN.-On Saturday morning last at
half past o'clock, says the Red Bluff Bea-
con, the Barge of :he Steamer Swan, on her
upward trip, struck snag eight miles be-
low Moons Ranch, causing her to sink al-
most Immediately. Owing to the almost su-
perhuman efforts of Capt. Rogers and the
crew Of the Swan, it is believed that the loss
will fall under q thousand dollars The loss
consisting principally in sugar, rice and
salt, every thing else was landed in nearly
as good condition here on Monday as though
no accident had happened. The company
have entered protest.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-31

RED BLUFF IrEMs.-The Robinson Fami-
ly are playing to the Buffers. The Beacon
man regrets that little Susan has no better
guardians than those who are making liv-
ing by the tossing of her heels to please the
vulgar herd"
A Mexican was arrested on Saturday for
stealing pair of pants.
Five unimportant scrimages took place
between various Greasers and various other
Greasers during the week.
Business is steadily improving.
The new Jail is nearly completed. Its
cells are being lined with boiler iron.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-31

SHEEP ON THE MOBILES RoUrE--We are
informed by gentleman just arrived, that
an immense number Of sheep are coming in
to the Sacramento Valley by the great nor
thern or Mobiles route. Those who were in
charge of the stock, say that at least l5,-
600 head of this kind of stock were within
$50 miles of the valley. They have as a
general thing been driven across without
serious loss by disease or want of forage.
Water and grass being abundant the most
of the way, and more particularly on this
end of the trip.--AdrOcate.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-31
AUCTION S ALE!
On Saturday, Nov. l4th.
a. Roro Chance
S p ECUL A TO r S.

III THE UNDERSIGNED, wishing to change my
Il q place of residence, would respectfully inform
the Citizens of Orovle and vicinity, that on the l4th
day of HoveLber, 1857, Mt 10 O'Clock. will, at Pub
lie Auction private sale offer my private residence
on the corner OF Robinson and Pine streets, in block
% the lot being SO by GO feet well finished Cottage
with five rooms and hall. Also-three Lots in The
street; and two Lots in same block, 33 by lG6 each,
and fronting Pine street, together with my House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, consisting Of two Beds
and Bedding, one Cook Stove. one Clock. one large
Mirror, one Rocking Chair, one sett of common
Chairs, Carpet, Curtains, &c, one mahogany Center
Table and two small Fables.
Uroyille. Oct 29d SAL0MA FROLICH.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-31

FATAL ACcIDENT.-The Nevada Democrat
says that Mr.. James Myers was accidentally
killed, last Friday morning, at the Canada
Hill mill A saw-log had commenced roll
ing down the hill, he was standing on the
upper side of the log. and put his arms over
it to stop it from rolling, at the same time
telling another man who was standing near
to block it up with a rock. While he was
holding on. his shirt sleeve caught in the
bark, rolling him over and under the log.
His neck was broken, and his shoulders and
chest were crushed by the weight of the log,
and he died in a few minutes Mr.. Myers
was about twenty.six years old, and former
ly from Kalamazoo, Michigan.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-31

Nelson p. SANBoRN AND BERNARD KERR
These two gentlemen. former residents of
this county, took passage on the steamer of
the 10th of August for their homes in the
east, and were, of course, on the Central
America. We see their names among those
who are missing, while that of Mr.. Banton
is among the lost in the lists as published in
the Sacramento Age. 1t is barely possible
that they may have escaped, but it is hoping
against hope Mr.. Sanborn was the founder
of the Prairie House. and valuable and
influential citizen. Mr.. Kerr was mill
wright. who had not resided great while
in our county, but was very much respected
by all who had the pleasure of his acquaint-
ance.--Red Bluff Beacon.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-31

BOUND OvER.-A man named Charles
Dickinson and his wife, were yesterday ar
raigned before Justice Berry, upon COM
plant of Mr. G. W. Turner, of Butte Creek
who swore that he was constantly in great
trepidation and apprehension, lest the de-
fsndents should kill or main him, and there
fore prayed that they be compelled to give
bonds to maintain suspension of hostilities
toward him for the space of six months. In
his gallantry, the court refused to extend
the long strong arm of the law around Mrs.
D., belligerent as the complainant averred
she was; but her partner in the joys and
woes Of life, was ordered to give bonds in the
penal sum of $500, to let tho timorous Tur-
ner alone for half year, or 90 to jail. The
last we saw or heard of the matter, Mr..
Dickinson was trying to keep out of "chock-
ey," and if the sureties he offered were ac-
cepted, he doubtless succeeded.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-31

DIR. l.. j. CZapkay.-In another column Of this
puper will be found the advertisement of l.. J.
CZAPkAY, NJ. d. The doctors testimonials are OF
such character as to justify us in commencing him
to public consideration 81 gentleman and physician,
and one who is in every way qualified for the faithful
performance OF his promises. If
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-31

"A Fool FOR LUCK.'-In the list of pas
sengers by the Sonora of Auguit Goth, says
the Nevada Democra,' whose names appear
among the missing, is william Newman. 1t
so happens that Newman failed to get off,
and is still, we believe. in San Francisco.
He resided about Nevada for some years.
and was regarded generally as half-witted
fellow. His relatives in the eastern States,
who are we'll off, and some Of our citizens,
induced Mr.. Stinchfeld to pay his passage,
and take charge of him, by promising to re-
fund to refund the purchase money, provid-
ed Newman's friends refused to pay it, Mr..
Stinchfeld purchased ticket for Newman,
which he kept in his pocket, and they went
ON board the steamer together. They got
separated, however, before the vessel start
ed, and when the ticket man came around,
Newman, not having his ticket, and not be-
ing able to find Stinchfeld at the time, was
put ashore. Had he been man of ordinary
sense, he would udou btedly have been among
the unfortunate passengers of the Central
America
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-31
DIR. j. GILBERT.

Member Of the Royal College of Surgeons. London
formerly Surgeon Accoucher to the Christ Church
Lying-in Institution, London, and late House Phy>
scian to the State Marine Hospital San Francisco.
N. B.-Dr. c. can receive few patients into his
house, fronting the the Plaza near Musical Hall.
0rOville, Aug. 4th
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-31
County Treasurer's Office,

onovILLE. October Sth, 1887.
Notice shereby given, that all persons holding Butte
County Warrants, payable from the General Fund,
registered between the lst day of November 1856,
and the 5th and 18th of February 1857 inclusive,
except Nos. 1914. and 1850 also Court House and
Jail Warrants Nos. SAL 542, and 5l3 alsowarant ON
Indgenl Sick Fund Nos. 14O 1iO2. 1905 i4O4, 1882,
1434, l43l.that the same will be paid presentation
at this Office and after this date said Warrants will
cease 10 bear interest.
VIM. LATTIMORE,
Teasurer Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-31

EXTRAORDINARY lIELD.-The Crescent
City Herald says that crop of oats gather
ed by Riggs and Read, at Fort Dick, this
season, yielded 25 bushels to the acre, and
that John A. Brown, of Crescent City, has
this season rasised field of barley which
shows 100 bushels, and also field OF oats
which shows 1878 bushels to the acre.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-31

Row IN CHINADoM.--Two Celestials got
into dispute last evening. about debt
that one Of thom owes, or don't owe, and one
of them, the dunner or the dunned, drew
s'shootin' iron," and scared the other nearly
to death. Both were arrested and locked
up, to await trial to-day, before Justice
Berry.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-31

ANOTHER LUNATIc--Yesterday's Califor-
MIA Express says man named VIM. Gibson
was found by the Police on Wednesday, ex-
hibiting decided symptoms of insanity. The
poor fellow will be taken to Stockton in a
few days.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-31

Coon NEws, II TRUE.-The San Francis
60 Globe is informed that private letter
has been received in that city, which was
placed on board the Steamer for Aspinwall,
ct the last moment, stating that ninety-three
more of the passengers of the Central Amer
lea had been picked up.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-31
Notice to ATTORNEYS.

By an order mnde in the District Court of IL e FiG
ieenth Judicial District in and for Butte County, by
the Hon. c. f. Williams. Judge thereof at Chambers
on the Sd day of Oct. 1857 Rue 9Th of said Court is
50 changed for Nov. Term 1881, as TO read Zach
Will be disposed ef for the term it is reached
upon the calendar" NJ. II DARRACH,
Oct. 30-3t Clerk.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-31

MURDER IN THE SECOND DEGREE.-Bul-
lock, who killed Latta in Sacramento last
summer, has just been tried and pronounced
by the jury, guilty of murder in the second
degree. The punishment is imprisonment
for a term of years not less than ten nor
more than hundred.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-31

"THE COURSE OF TRUE LOVE-" ETc.--A
young man who has placed his ill-requited
affections upon debased victim of vicious
associations, named Eliza Orcutt, was ar
rested last evening for striking her, because
she persisted in living at house of doubtful
repute, kept by man named Brown. The
young man (whose name we omit, hoping he
may do better in future) was released on his
own recognizance, to appear before Justice
DOnoho.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-31
ORovILLE, Oct. Goth

ORovILLE, Oct. Goth 1857.
After this date, we, the undersigned mer-
chants and citizens of Oroville, tmutually
agree to keep our places of business closed
during the Sabbath day:
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-31

For SAN QUENTIN.-Sher May, Of
Trinity county, passed through Marysville
on Thursday, having in charge an "embez-
zler" named John NJ. Singer, who has been
sentenced to the penitentiary for three
years.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-31

INDIANs.-A Mr.. Alexander, says the
Red Bluff Beacon, who is encamped beyond
Antelope creek for the purpose of hunting,
informs; US that he has been chased away
from his camp by the Indians, who are arm
cd with rifles. He learns from Squaw
(whom he keeps at his camp for protection,)
that they intend to murder, steal and rob
every thing and every body in the valley
this winter. We advise the people to keep
look out for Red Skins, and not trust too
far to white Indians. We think the white
ones rather the worst of the two, on account
of the advantages he holds over his red
brethren.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-31

SLUIcE RoBBING.--A Chinaman named
All Tung, was caught on Thursday evening,
in the act of robbing the sluices of Messrs.
German, Peters & Co.'S claim, on the bluff
Patrick Peters discovered the rascal scraping
the bottom of the sluices, and tried to cap
ture him, but All he ran, and was only in
duced to come to a stand after being shot at
by Peters, about which time he shove to-"
Yesterday morning he was taken before
Squire Donoho, but at his own request, the
case was postponed until to-day.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-31

DIR. j. C. YOUNG, whose advertisement ad ..
versenent appears in another column is the pioneer
advertising Physician in this State, has cured more
patients than any other. Attention is called to his
advertisement. If
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-31

AUCTION SALE To DAy.--Mr Patton will
sell at auction to-day, at 10 o'clock. from
the store under the Butte Record office, u
select lot Of clothing etc, Miners and others
will find it to their advantage to attend.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-31
Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that on and after SUNDAY
the 18th instant, the Barking houses Of he under-
signed will not be opened OH Sundays.
HEDGES X IiANNON.
GEO A. EMERY 4 co.
McN lLLlAMS &1YMESON. 4
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-31

EYEcUrIoN SrAYEp.-In the case of Gal.
vim, who was to have been hung in Marys-
Vile, yesterdays a supersedeas has been
granted for hearing in the Supreme Court.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-31
oRoy.LLE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1857.

A PnE.-we saw Mr.. Lathrop weighing
out about thousand ounces of gold dust
yesterday at Emery's Banking House. The
mines are giving out" at an awful rate.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE !!

OFFICE WELLS, FARGO & CO,
Orove, Oct. 22d, 1857.
Our Office will be open from to o'clock p. NJ. on
Sundays. JOS. MCWlLLIAMS, Agent
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-31
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Cow Strayed--SlO 90 Reward.

GsTRAYE ED from my premises on or abont the 18th
- inst, q medium sized Amencan Cow, entirely
white excepting one small black spot on the right
side. She is branded the left hip with the letter
and with dim brand resembling the letter on the
right hip. Said Cow is supposed TO have dropped n
calf, which would be al this time eight or ten days
old. The above reward will be paid TO any person
who will return me the above described animal or
animals. II. NJ. THlPPS,
Robinson Street opposite the Plaza.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-31
DIED.

In this town on Friday, the 30th inst, OF consump
ton. MAGpALES, wife OF J. VI. Clark
The friends of Mr.. Clark and family are invited
TO attend the funeral, which will take place from his
residenee corner OF Bird and Pine Streets to-day at
II o'clock, A. NJ.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-31

THANKs.-De Witt & Co and Charley
French were both ahead last evening with
the papers from below. We thank them.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-31

TEHAMA PIONEER AssocIATIoN.-Th
Advocate says that the '49crs and the
spring. of '50ers, up in Tehama, are talking
of establishing a Pioneer Association.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-31

STRAY Cow.-See the notice of a stray
COW in another column.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-31

THE PIONEER CIRcUs.--This popular in
stitution is playing in Sacramento. They
occupy the National Theatre.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-31
Rich GuIch Steam Mining Co.

An assessinet OF ten per cent on The capital stock
was made on the 5lh Of October. Shares Al, IL, 45,
A., As, 46, d, IS, 6J &C, 6, GS, CO. TO- a. ~ 49, o.
81, 52 SO, 81, So, So, 93, %, 90, 90, will be sold
at the Court House door at O'Clock p. NJ. Sat-
nrday, Nov 1851, to the highest bidder for cash. TO
pay back assessments. Per order of Trustees.
ID. HARRIS, Secy.
0roville, Oct. 6, 1857. o9-3w
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-31

THE SUPERvIsoRs.--This body will COM
mence their November session on Monday
next, the 2nd inst.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-31
DIR. AUBERT.

FRENCH PHYSICIAN, Graduate OF the Medica
College of France. SURGEON AND ACCOUCHER
diploma exhibited when requiied,) Montgomery st.
next door 10 the Orleans Hotel
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-31

FRANKLIN ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER, U. D.
"A Stated meetings heid in the Masonic
wy Hall the second and fourth Fridays of each
~ \month. ii. A. GASTON, NJ. HIP.
G. +. CoLTos, Secretary.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-31
i. o. of q. f.

The members Of the above Order are requested 10
meet at their Hall this morning, ocl 80, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, to form procession and attend the funeral oil
the wife OF Bro. J. NJ Clark.
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Se:.,c, proposals E, S,.G.:,. &c The ,-rcn. ,art.
Il TIE work ~ ioc furnishing com" q: the i;lstc-'
nIS for tie new State House 1T No,i'ic!er, VI.
will pc received bv the nmiHrsl2nei until the sixth
d:.v at Aiav next Except the st"nc cutting. prey"
.a. hr mus: lie submitted Y tie 7a:Il INST,
IS t,,.low,:-
:'ir>:-For ;.a.,:rg up the entire walls ard pnr
ti'i'lr> OF the i,u ,dg and setting the iron gr,!er>
al. columns, and avins tie brick arches Tor .iie
sr~ol,: t!oor. The stone (rcady cut) brick. lime
iron beams. girtlrr- ana co!uri', an: M OF tie
other iron work .i:rn-l.o! !'v the State.
SecC,!d-F"r cutting al 'Ie nc" asher stone.
Ihfd-For cutting all the window caps, arch
tr..vc~, brackets, moUcng>, cor..ices. &c.
four:h--For re dressing all The asher work Of
the ol! tuil!ln- wl.Ic! is materially injured.
Fiitl;-F"r ,!"ing AL the necessary framing Of
the roe, dome &c, and raising tie same All the
timber AL ilon rk to e furnished By the State
S:x;ii-.or al he a!li.ol.:.l brick. required
witch VII pro ~ te ,yvrrai hundred thousand.
Srveu:l.-to MI the LINE required for the entire
Store an! br. ,rk.
Tie uece.sa l.l,. anl specifications may bs
seen ~ any !, -ir",iS ,i ll"kirS proposals
~ ~ ' part q" Z owe. AZ the Office II the S
.'rii''en':en :pe.lcr.up tn III. .X,i day OF
My next. II may cover ono or more Of
't 81 :" !":.i>: tt rtcA must receive >eparat Il
Ant '.:-'i;ict i'. Al :ie Lew granite (r,l qua!
ned, v:!l lie delivered on the State House grounds
-sa.y II: cutting. He obi asill,ry VII .I>" he
pace. ,o..v.le:.t'" for re dressing Al the work
''Hte:; t.' .;:5.:!ug viii equine 20 e
." immediately !;er c.,sin., tie contract ali. pro,
rci!:c yti Dispatch until co.ip!c:ei.
Ia right : reserved II reject, IN whole CT in
part. KY rroIos:,., II = .say ,r made.
1N"> (. POWERS, SUIT.
N''r"i'.r. Af'-ii IS. 49,, 3o-32
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JACUDY'S ESTABLISHMENT

r,r III" tr,atio, O" The >hn and II" r>"r,li"'i OF the
hair. No. q. :r,i'ri >;1'rt, i~''i' DR. JAtuiH Invites
the ,ttn,Inui icI-i,> >r' jet T. diseases q" ia" >Ail man
tie -r.,,, l>> "i ia" hair al p"T>"i> Il" are
alrc,'A bald t" his establishment. "lIcrra remedy cali ia
be l,I,. tii, lis MNrti Treatment He can
not. IN this coAnc, "n warn "'T>t> IL" >tl"l-N AGAINST
tl o greasy Substance these ,,,:,r",> washes
commonly ,".uu,,ti castor oil amt ii. clio" IN, AZ" II
fatal I" hr hair and skin In many casts Tie ">'
Of the hair proceeds FROM ,'c>r rtn,si''r> H>-
OF al..a matter ii this is >.,'! r'r,main. the pores
ccnc logged UP, and consequently The health 1t the s'lr
is impaired Now. t" add To tl.c>c animal a'Ii!i.i'l'i'>
rir>! Substances p'i' H"H one =, VICIOUS anu S"'h.
oil is Of course To- increase The evil Cleanliness
o>cd skin kept from all taiiy ma'cr. AMI the
pores kept open. Let tai L. done, and In nine eases " ii
there vii hr Trouble with III, hair In cases where
diseases ii the kin have been ''' '',a nG'.i
dies, rules mineral rc.llt!t l. necessary inf'>tre
the kin lratnlnl AID natural condition. Dr Jacofv
will be happy 'o civ" I" amy rs' calling %" mn more
extended plantation 81 the whole I'll, "r! -! Sth diseases
iti"n> "l natural rn,e TIN lrd '.r'!iir;tt Is OILY
!ic" large number from other sources tt>'\2 I" the
efficacy q, his Mineral " ashes a. remedy for badness
This certify that haV" had IN article called ih l'rr
lii Hair Wash. applied dnrin. the last H\e"r IN weeks Il"
my hrl for the pI",r "l rrr"i ~, I r'
suit ami ,hccriEly recommend the SANE t" those ar
S'e' with badness or diseases Sn Y,S HEKIX
Dr. Jar"hy would a>"cal The atclti,n 81 the ruiic to
trial TO p.>>cS> advantages over amy p>ccvr! discovered
now il. Use. The majority Of the usual Hair DYES are
':y innrc the skin and burn The hair. hut pro-
dnciiit q. H. pink "., "i.ic t:is III its eloring DR.
lis composition neither metal nrr acid 1t will produ,c
tt from the highest brown I" til" deepest la' a, per
trCily initiate the atJIT: huc> 81 the hair Ii will also sol
ten The texture of the hair. 1t will in stain bum
m; IL any way ilnrc The skill An! pcr-"n can tcst it>ca-
isiCtipn i GUARANTEED for it.
The Appended from Dr. Chas r. Jackson will
testify to lis efficacy:
Eo>on. Nov. L. 1851.
Ihave seen DR. NJ Jacovs Hair bNc used III cnlor hair
of deep brow i>h black of beautiful natural color
certify that ii Is perfectly efficient ami permanent
% Is CHARLES I. JACKSON. I'D.
A>SaIrr t. The State % Mass.
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- UK DEN'S NEW PATE N Il
HORSE SHOE.

Thi. greatest invention Of the age, which.urpa
es in utility, durability and beauty of finish, any
thing Of the kin! vc' achieved by the skill of man
is made 10y machinery froln Il superior qr;altv oil
iron, at cost much less than the hand made horse
shoe. II is conceived on the inside. with view to
the better preservation, Of the Horses lioof. and
its shape leSsenin@ the necessity Of pairing it. and
being far more desirable for the cem.ort of the an
ma than any Shoe ever offered to the public
These shoes are sold according to size. like mems
boots-a method which insures more perfect fit
tlan can otherwise be obtained. This invention is
pronounced extraordinary IN usefulness by many
rrlers and blacksmtls. AID is rapidly coming into
genera use ina II portions of the United States.
Fort further particulars and samples. apply to the
Agents. BLOUGET REOWE co
soand 50 Pearl street, Boston, Mass.
Dec.1 l. 1856. 1o13s1
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II X. X \ V T. 5
Hygeian Alternative Svr:1D {,

ihe'rea Remedy for the Impury the Blood THIS i
. !c't REMEDY 81 'ic present time Ii has become known
> c GREAT RE Tor all tis, chronic diseases that ar, AZ
At'Ni people a.! over the country Ii Isl perfect care far
tlH Ai'" u h'.ii"r II IA, cured hundreds of ,D In of
LIVER ":i'ai AID hiEcN diseases Ii cures Sal, Rhcun
ih' 'hrh II has never failed cure any case %; ,i
- i al ordinary cases "f S'rDiIi. We can show y,,
recommendations OF this medicine from many of ;
pcls'i> III New England over five hundred certicutrs
rom pco.!t IN Nern"t and New IIan,>rc tell wh,t l.,
mas done III these States Reader are You ati,tcd =, H.
AZ, S 81 u. a:p.r copaints: If You are don't tail to YET
H. ,i.l i.ti'dI II Is made from the prescription of
IT ''ras' the most celebrated physician in ,br pn,l
Meir; r,",ey 81 Great Britain Prepared in this conn,
ny p.N ~ Marcus + Br'isiiar D. a,i. sold at wb.I.
sa!r 10! \. ii Gates 4 Co. Brownsville " ''''
" \. !rniI Lyndon VIII" !csae Agent Sold by ! e.
niIi.ia. ~ Joi'shliry and all respectable. druggist,
80 - Wv N'''i'"' c--c
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n K T. II \ Il RIV A
At the Cheap Cash Store

Fred. Hill has Just Received from Boston |. roe
and :npete assortment of West India Goods
such as leas ColeeS, Cocoa, Chochola.e. Sur,rs
'i'''rses. aa., FISH. Pork. Lard. Oil, Candles Sal
erati;> Ecs, Starch, Cream Tarser. Soaps and
spices. ich@re">. Snut's, and all kinds of fiIuits
.nd Nut. audi lii fact. all kinds Of such articles a.
the public wants demand.
Also. GOOD suppl: Of fancy dry goods: al Of
which Will lie sol: cheaper for cash than can 10
bought in this vicinity. To be sure of the fact
Please cali and inquire at the Cheap Cash Store
ahd you vii! realize that these thing. are 50.
FREDERICK HILL.
West Concord ", March :: 1857. 1924 90,