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The s'New School'' Presbyterian General As
sembly...AnOther Link Broken.

The s'New School'' Presbyterian General As.
sembly..-AnOther Link Broken.
The General Assembly of the "new school
Presbyterian Church has been in session for a week
or two past. and adjourned on the Sd instant, to
meet next year in Chicago
The slavery question occupied much of the ses-
s'ons; and paper was finally adopted, by vote
of l69 to 26, condemning slavery as "blot on our
holy re'igion"-pledging the Church to labor for
its "complete abolition throughout Christendom,
and, if possible, throughout the world"-and de-
claring that the doctrine, held by the Southern
ministers and laymen, that slavery is founded in
Scriptural right, lis at war with the whole spirit
and tenor of the Gospel of love and good will, as
we'll as abhorrent to the conscience of the Christian
world and that they, the Northern ministers and
laymen, ''can have no sympathy fellowship with
it." The following protest was entered by the
Southern ministers and ruling elders:
"They protest, because, while past General Assem-
bles have asserted that the system of Slavery was
wrong, they have heretofore affirmed that the slave.
holder was controlled by State laws obligations
OF guardianship and humanity, that he was as thus
situated. without censure or odium as the master
This avermcnt in the testimony of past assemblies
has so far satisfied the South to make it necessa-
nv to do more than protest against the mere Anti
Slavery part of such testimony
We protest then, now that the present act of the
Assembly in such an assertion of the Slavery as de-.
grades the whole Southern Church-an assertion
without authority from the Word of God, or the or
ganic law of the Presbyterian body
We protest that such action is under present con-
ditions the natural exscinding of the South, what
ever be the motives of those who vote the deed
We protest that such indirect excelsior is unricht-
eous, oppressive and nncalled for the exercise of
usurped power destructive Of the unity of our own
branch of the church, hur,fnl to the North and
South and adding to the peril of the union of these
United States
Fred. a. Ross, JAS. j. Hammer
Isaac W. K. Handy, Gideon S. White,
Geo. ". Hutchns, George Painter,
John F. Chester, E. A. Carson
v Banks, P. NJ Morrison,
j. ID. Logan, Robert McLain,
C. NJ. Atkinson, A. j. Modie,
Robt McRhes, Peachy R. Grattan,
F. K. Gray, Thomas H. Cleand,
NJ. 5. Shuck, Archer C. Dickerson,
w. E.. Coldwell, Henry Matthew's"
The Southern delegation, it is stated, will report
to their Churches, who will sustain them in With
drawing from the General Assembly. Conven-
ton of the Southern "new school" Churches will it
is supposed. be held in Washington City in August
next, when such steps as may be deemed necessary
will be taken to establish Southern organization.
No comment the above is needed. One by
one the links that hold us together as one people
are swapping. What next? The gear 1860 ,eW
determine!
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NORFOLK MARKET.

- NORFOLK June 6, 1857.
CORN Sales of yellow, white, and mixed ut SO cts Der
bushel, and market better supplied
FL0UR-Superfne $780, extra 80, family 1915.
per hundred. =. = 80
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Joanres Anthony,
AlphOnso-Calhoun Avery,
Benjamin-Blount barnes,
Thadaus-C. Belsher,
Robertus Bingham,
Robertus-JOannes Cannon,
Thomas billiard Christmas
Jcannes-Hanhaer Cuble,
Gabriel-Jones Davie,
Junius-Bynum DeBerry,
Joannes-Edvardus Digger,
Georg us-Michael Busk,n,
Decentralization Evans,
AndreaS-Jackson Flanner,
Hug"-Walker Gardner,
Benjamin-F Grady, Jr.,
Daniel-McI.ean Graham,
Joannes-Washington Graham
Josephus Graham,
Georgius-Henricus Gregg ",
Jesse Hargrave,
Hiram-Poweli Harrell,
Carolus-Andrews Mitchell,
NOrmannus-Allen Morrison,
Henricns Mullins,
Gulielmus Stokes Norment,
Cadwalladarus Polk,
Junius-Napoleon Ramsay,
Felix-R. Roam,
Julius-Alexander Robbins,
Edvinus-Smifh Sanders,
Henricus-Wright Sessions,
Felix-G- Smith,
Jonathan-I.. Steward.
Gulielmus-Moring Sutton,
The Representatives of
stage. and the subjects tn,
owing:
l. Sacred Mu lie.
2. Prayer.
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FOR BEAUFORT AND PORTSMOUTH.
TINE NEW, ELEGANT AND SWIFT GOING Low
IL pressure Steamer
Washington, N. c., June 5, 1857.

This most desirable pleasure seekers and in
valids seeking benefit from the air. the PAMPLICO
sa large steady and comfortable boat built
for the Sound navigation and makes the trip trouQh 6v
Dry Lgh afcrdng travellers fine opportunity from her
splendid promenade deck of viewing the Inlet at Ocracoke
and the Ocean, on her way Beaufort.
June q 1857. &, .,.o
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T III E NJ A II X e Il 8.
WILMINGTON MARKET.

WILMINGTON MARKET
,,,.,, WILMINGTON June 6, 1857,
dip. and sl.75 for hard
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-44 cts per gallon with firm
market.
COITON.lsH to IA cts. for low to good middling
COKN-Sales of 800 bushels at &l6 and of 1850 at
$l.l5-a decline of 8 cts
FLOUR-$9.5O for superine.
FAYETTEVILLE MARKET
FAYErrEvILLE, June G. 1857.
BACON u cts. COTTON la24al4 cts FLOUR $40
to S9 according to quality. CORN Sl4O per busbel.
SPIRITS TURPENTlNE SO cents per gallon
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w THOMAS SNEAD as a candidate for the office If
Superior Court Clerk Of Johnston county.
June 9, 1857. 11ss-t.
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND REOUES.
ted to announce THOMAS j. UrLEY candidate for
Wake ' ~ VI
June 3, 1851. 57sw-te
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LIE lonOTaIy DeSTee OF Master OF arts was con-
ferred ON VIM. S. Mason, of Raleigh, and on Lucian
Holmes, of Wilmington.
The Honorary degree of Doctor of Laws was con-
ferred on the Hon. Aaron V. Brown Postmaster
General of the United States, an Alumnus of the
University.
The Honorary degree of Doctor of Divinity was
conferred on the Rev. w. Hooper, LID, another
distinguished son of the University.
The Board of Examiners on the part of the Trus-
tees at the examination in 1856, were Gov More.
head, Gov. Graham. Giles Mebane, the Rev. C. B.
Hassell and COL W. L. Steele. These gentlemen
were appointed to revisit the University during the
examination just closed that they might be able to
judge what progress had been made in year. The
Rev. o. b. Hassell came soon as he c. uld but at
the very close of the examination. COL Steele dis
tingnished himself by his early prompt patient,
Interested ard intelligent attention the examna.
ton from its beginning to its end, through nine
successive days. The other gentlemen were also
present during more or less Of this time, and the
presence of all must have exerted beneficial inu.
ence on the students, for whose good they left bust
ness of pressing Importance to what influences
were bearing on the youth Of the land, and how
they were developing under those influences Gov
Graham, in behalf of this Board of Examiners read
carefully prepared and most important Report, the
details Of which rather for the consideration of
the Faculty and Trustees than to indulge the curl
osIty of the public. 1t expressed confidence in the
energy AMI devotedness of the Faculty as at present
constituted and specified several particulars in dis
ciPline teaching, &C., which the present iuncture of
affairs rendered worthy of prompt and serious at
tentlon Doubtless the serious suggestions of such
body OF men will be of great benefit to the Unver-
slty, and assure the public that no pains will be
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NM ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
l.. p. PHILLIPS a candidate for the office of S
perio' Court Clerk of Johnston county.
June g 1857 100 g..
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whether there were two such papers published in
l775 or to declare which of the two is the right
and only one? Had the resolves of the 3lst been
discovered before the year 1919, perhaps we never
would have heard of the Declaration of the Goth.
Tuesday afternoon was occupied by meetings of
the two Literary Societies to which the public was
not invited: So concerning them we can only re-
cord the fact that such meetings were held, and
DOUBTLESS were deeply interesting to those who could
say "open sesame" to those mysterious doors.
On Tuesday night the competitors in defamation
from the Freshman Glass appeared in the following
order
WILLIAM T. NICHOLSON, Halifax Co.
2 The gift of Athens to man." MAcAuLEY
JUNIUs C. BATTLE Chapel Hill.
o. Talents always ascendant. WRIT.
BENJAMIN W. BRowS. Pitt Co.
4. Emmett on being found Guilty"
TOBIAS GIBSON Louisiana.
o. Duties Of American Citizens WEBSTER
WILLIAM j. HEADEs, Chatham Co.
II.
- N4uuer Vi hlcclo ...... AYTOUN.
DANIEL r. COLEMAN, Concord.
ALExAsDER T. COLE, Richmond Co. '''''~''''
D. Regulus to the Roman Senate SARGENT
Iowa NJ. RoYsrEh, Raleigh.
T. Nortn Carolina Mrs. {" TENELLA") CLARKE
HENRY j. HOGAN, Chapel HILL
,,a vi tnese young gentlemen perhaps Messrs Mich
Nc Usor aoo Coleman exhibited most spirit and TASTE
mr. u,oson might have done well had he RETAINED
from degrading piece intended to produce tragic
erect into an ll-consdered farce. Young speakers
ought TO recolect that there are those whose an
brainless ooys. " e0"' e"'' "'1
., Inc morning of Wednesday is always devoted to
'ue annual address before the Diaectic and Philan.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-05-02
j UST II + G EIN + ID,

Morning Light. Flyi z Fish. Flying Mist. "A large
supply Of Pure Cream Tartar. Lard oil. Extract liz
gu0ricr. Blue Nurol. German and English tamomile
Saprtrc, Corn starch shakers SarsnpHrllla. SHrsa
parilla Root, Gum Arabi"C, CIric Acid. Potash, FIX
tracts of lemon Rose and Nanil n, Vanilla Beans.
Rolled Iinsced oil Castor oil Ia barrels Pure Vel.
low and White Wax kidder's, BOWERS and Weight
mans Tarlnric Acid Ray Rum incn- aud barrels,
Fresh Uups in one pound package. sage, Yankee,
Sonp. Iudrlliblr Ink. Roses Backing brushes Ma
sons Hacking. cod Liver oil, Spanish and American
Saffron, Duhin's Extracts. Genuine Wrights EInn.
drchs, Moiias and other Ptll-, Chamoi> Skins, ~
cupsdium, Essential Oils. Congress " alter in piuts
and quarts, Borax, Sal Soda Pearl Farley. and many
Other staple attlccs which together with our former
nrge stock of Drugs. makes assortment M varied
aud Large rs any Drug House in the city, 10 which
invite the attention o the Trade and Others buy
ing IN this market. ALBAN TiION ASN co.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
ap7tf 16l, street. Corner 9TH,
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-05-02
OtpuilIe DaiIq Butte Returh.
ALL ABOUT HEADS.

head, phrenOlOgIcalIy speaking, known
among heads They are the heads
that produce nations, religions and
homes they enjoy prosperity, happi-
ness and hot breakfasts they possess
glory, contentment and responsible
ties > they build cities, society and
generous hopes for the future The
perpetuity Of the race, the glory of the
world and the hopes of ralvaton rest
-bnt lightly, | trow-,upon these
thrice-honored heads. Concentrate
the dough head, the mullet head, the
leather head, and all other heads, and
they will not have as much weight,
honor or happiness as one head OF
family. They are sensible heads, too,
and If they were on our legislators
shoulders, those individuals would do
the work they have to do, and hasten
to their homes, where they all ought to
be, if they possess worldly institutions.
The head Of family ought to be the
head of the heap, but the head of the
heap, in this fast age, is quite differ
ent thing The head of the heap is
the apex of cone made of hoops, erin.
ollne, lace, and sometimes cheap cali
co. They are light, and hence, like
all light substances, become consdcra =.
bly, elevated. They are very like the
apples Of the Dead Sea, fair TO look up
on, but ashes to the touch. If they
could be preserved, which is an impos-
sibility, they would be valuable spcci-
mems to place III the Academy Of Ma
tural Sciences.
There is nothing more undcinable
than the head Of navigation. Thus lat.
ter is a trading agent of spectators,
possessing the power Of ubiquty to-
day, here selling town lots at great
prices, tomorrow, gone with the pro-
eeeds up country, and the next day
climbing the side of Shasta Butte, Ia
bic Mountain, or wadlng in the sWamps
Of the Tulare Valley. | regret that
the Legislature did not, in their appro-
priatlon as a reward for the head of
Tom Bell, contribute few dollars to
pay the expenses OF corraling this row.
ing institution.
With the hope that dough heads will
all get baked, mutton heads roasted,
leather heads hammered, the heads Of
sermons taken of, the heads Of iami-
ly their wants, the head Of the heap
preserved, the head Of navigation cor
raled, and your own head hands nelly
tiled, am. yours, &c fEL'X S>oB.
TIE NATIVE AMERICAN, it appears,
seldom makes IL Iargr fortune. John
son says: 'Of the few overaGown lu-
tunes that have been made III our coun.
try, tn" greater number seem 10 have
Hen into the hands Of naturalizcd c-
TIC IA her than natives, notwith-
sanding the superior shrewIness with
which our sclt-complaccncv is prone to
cndue Yankee INTEL, ct He lnstanc-
es GiIard, Aston, Lenox, Duncan,
Greig, and others.
How WoMEN VEIL THE TRUTI.-
When woman says of another woman
she has a good hgure,' you may be
sure that she is frcckled, or that she
squints, or that >he is marked with the
smallpox Bat if she simply says,
Srho - nn,I COIL 49,, $780,. /
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I'M L ! l. | NJ Z Ii NJ Z !!
= q y S y y NJ

fENllE SUBSCRIBERS RESPECTFULLY inform
n the pubic that they are now manufacturing
LIME, NJ their kllns On the West Branch nnd will
keep IA constant supply on hund. Thauklul for past
favprs. MOORE. MCDANIEIS x co.
n. Nv NJ. lynn j. he business partner All
Orders will be promptly attended by hun.
I have tins day appointed JOEL 4. BIRIIN-
CANE rs Agent for the sale of Auburn and West
Bruch Lime at uro,illc Otlice with Morse \ Rur-
hngamr, United States Building
WM. GWYNN
Ornyillo, April :. 1857. ap7tf
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Drugs. Medicines, paints
just Received and in Store.

large supply of Alcohol Camnheno. Lard Sperm
Polar, Nent-Iuut, and Poilrd Oils Solar ca, and
Camphrne Lamp Wicks Caudlc Wicking Wax and
Night THpcrs. rorax. Soda, Castillo Soap, Snad oil
Crean Tartar. strychnine, Castor Oil, and wynn
koops Medicines, Wholesale and re,nil. 10y
ALBAN, THOMAS \ CO..
ap7tf Corner and sixth streets.
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1O7 Clay ST., San Francisco,
OFFER FOR SALE
ALCOHOL,
CASTOR OIL;
TARTARIC ACID;
BLUE VITRlOL;
FRESH HOPS;
CAMPHOR;
CREAM OF TARTAR !;
SAL SODA:
SEIDLITZ POWDERS;
BORAX.
STRYCHNINE;
FLAVORING EXTRACTS;
SHAKERS HERBS;
EPSON SALTS;
SUP. CARB CT SODA;
BAY RUM;
MUSTANG LlNlMENT;
ALUM;
BRISTOL BRICK;
SALT PETEE;
IRISH MOSS;
CANARY SEED;
JAMAICA GINGER;
GUM ARABIAC;
INDIGO;
CALABRIA LIQU0RICE;
SASSAFRAS BARK:
TOWNSEND'S SARSAPARlLLA;r
SANDS SARSAPARlLLA
COOPER'S lSlNGLASS;
YELLOW WAX
COPPERAS;
AND A..
FuH & complete assortment of desira6ic
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
r. CO. respectfully solicit orders from The country
nnd will guarantee satisfaction in every particular
Ia thu,e " ho favor them with their custom. apl6t
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How Women VEIL THE TRUTH.-
When woman says of another woman
she has good hgure,' you may be
sure that she is frcckled, or that she
squnts, or that ehe is marked with the
smallpox. Bat if she simply says,
she is good SOUL you may be NOR
ally certain that she is both ugly and
il>madc.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-05-02

UDRIVATE Medical o1Cc-llundreds of those who
have contracted disease are disadpoiuted of II
cure by not calling on Or. Young at first lie VIII
forfeit any if he fails 10 cure any case that may
GENE under his care. matter how long standing or
affecting such ulcers, tumors, nodes, punches.
pnples on the fac" and body. pains IN tho bones and
Joins wAkefuncss, trembling. copper cOlorrd sores,
" sting Of the bones emaciaIon loss OF appetite,
strength ond flesh. In the nose and car- loss o
hnir weak eyes itching hurnors. x Many persons
infer being relieved ef all extern Al appearances of
private disease. suppose themselves cured. but ater
"A few months find they are troubled with various
symptoms which they never had before. aud which
they find it impossible To relieve, To all who are at
0irird in this way. nr Noung would particularly rec
ommend atrial ri his skill The symptoms with which
Won are troubled caused 10y tHius In the blood,
which sooner later vii destroy our health and hap
pness Nc person who has ever had an attack OF any
private complaint should not fail 10 consult Dr. Young
and take "A few bottles of his invaluable purifying
medicine they rest assured that heir blood IL
IN a perfectly pure aud healthy condition, and that
every trace of disease Is removed from the system.
Recent cases cured in two to FIVE days without
change of diet hindrance from business. ar no fee.
DIR J G. YOUNG
Office, corner Montgomery aud California streets.
opposite Nrils, Fargo Co. once hours from y
A. NJ, to Z. NJ.
Marysuile June 10th 1855
ENR.J. G. YOUNG--nEAR SIR:-Plrase send me
some of the medicines YOU prescribed III my
case have "A friend here who is troubled in exactly
the same WAY that was. He has nightly emissions,
ringing ac-e in his hrHd. weak back, loss of memory.
and Is generally dehilitaed be is discouraged and
has not cunhd enough to enable HIM To cal hhh
see Won. told him how was. and that my TRENDS
all said was in consumption ana lnt doctors uP mere
gave me up aud advised me 20 90 nome 10 ne pu,
ns,eud of going home called upon You. ana here !
am M well a. any of them, and likely ia live long
time vet wifi strcuth enough "a work Win hesir"
est n lh"n. Doctor, Will sem 'erN one 10 You ,iil
looks 10 me ~ though he needed pc stefan Thhii
no, bc my fault II any dies Tor want OF medical
treatment | will do all can :" keep the afflicted
away from uo-" pests oi society. !rlcp' prme-so'e
and high spt tdng Titled men who, II IN" facts were
known are men who left their country tui their coun-
ir,'s good Puuis this Letter, doctor. II You wish,
and hope some of thos" that humbugged me, may
see 1t and sleep tnt or one night.
Truly yd -. GRO. bAFlDNoN'
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THE Boston 1rdrelOr, speaking of
the resources of the Great West, SAYS
that Chicago, as primary shipping
port, surpa>sc> shy other in the worlt.
Its shipments in 1896 were S.3S7, APO
bushels of wheat, ,8SS, 1898 bushels of
corn, 2,2l9;S97 bushels of oats, 49,
707 bushels rye, l2S,457 bushels bar
ley, and the equivalent of oSl ,945
bushels OF wheat, il -four.
Total, 2l,554,22l bushels Of grain.
TnE Boston 7rareley says that the
ruins OF an ancient Grccan city has
been DISCOVERED IT, the Crimea, which
is to be soon thoroughly explored. I'm
mense tuInuli are found near IT, being
monuments over the remains of deceas-
ed kings and rulers. Sculptures, elrus-
can vase, carved ivory, and other re.
mains, all in the highest sty lie of Gre.
elan art, have been found
n MAN prai>ing porter sad it was an
excellent beverage. that 1t alw vs. mazda
him fat, Il have seen the time laid
another when il always made YOU
lean Whom : asked the culogist.
Last night, against wall
TRUST not the ollitluus IN an who is
always busying himselfabout the affairs
Of others.
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A CARD-PrOmpted by IN honest desire OF my
~ heart | wish To hay before ~" public cu~e
,,t on deserves n high communication. not " ~ an
net OF -cr:lihc SKIN but that ~ IN nnni'v nl bout
two wear. ago. suddenly. and from causes INK D0vn
Ia me- seized with III OF epilepsy. which owing
nv nnhility o meet the expenses c"n-cq dent upon
thorough medical trcanrni't nd the dts enlargement
met with on attempting II. soon b"ch' ne such (as
was linen led to bel.ytl 10 d,fy the skin of ply
stefan was frequently whllr In pm rsuit of NY call
ing thrown down tO the ground wiz IOu The slightest
warning. and although ins"nsIhle To The ngunios.l
vet r-pistd the mlsrrrs ct my ~ ",and soon lonrned
10 look upon those who wolh fender me asSsstance
or shelter me from danger tmics ho -oAght 10
prrluug the mscrirs OF my eNi 7lencr. Nhde ia this
stale and having prcvi0u to my allctun tasted tho
sweets of life. once more induced 10 attempt
seeking md OF physirian nd, by recommendation.
called ui,on nr. l.. j. Czapl.a,. told him my cir
cutnstnncps nnl my by 20 reward him for h3
services. regardless OF " Inch. however, he nj once
undertook my ca.", and with the blessing of God
was once more restored IL perfect health. Unable
Ia reward him for the boon which enjoy al present,
and vet conscious ot my Indebtedness. consider ii
due 10 myseta 10 all the afflicted to mnkethe case
public IN order that those ia nred of medical advice
ma, find "A physician IN whom every confidence
hr placed - .
Htnlr of Calforp Ia. county OF san Francisco, ssub
scribcd and sworn before me ihs first day of August
A. u l-j6. GILBERT a. GRANT.
rs Notary Public.
pr h. !. Czapkay's Medical and Surgical Institute
il ~ Sacrau ento A.. below Montgomery, opposite
the Pacific Mil steamship Company's Office, san
consultations, and asks no remuneration unless he
effects Il cure.
SPERMAToRRHHA.
4 p r. local weakness, nervous debility, low spTiis,
" la,-itude weakness OF the limbs and back. in.
disposition and incapablly for labor apd study DUH
ness oi apprehension, loss 81 memory aversion 30
ciey love cf solitude tmiiIty. self dstrs dlLZinp-s
headache involuntary discharges. pHiHs in the side
affections Of the eye. pimpe- on The face, sexual aud
other inGrmaies 10 man. are cured without fan by
me Justly celebrated plSsic an and surgeon. l.. D.
Czapkny. His method et ing diseases i new, (un-
known to others aud hence the great success. All
consolidation. lbv Iltr nherW l-nl free. Address
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FuH g. compiefe assortment Of desirddi
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

n. 4 CO. respectfully solicit orders from the country.
und will guaranee satisfaction in every particular
Ia those Who favor them with their custom. apl6f
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AForo ChanCo.

ENOR SALE-TlIE MOST DESIRABLE LOT FOR
n private Residence, on the Plaza, SO by 3s
feet-will double its present value in three months
Apply soon. at WATSON'S NEWS DEPOT.
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A IL PERSONS indebted To the Hotel de France. are
y requested 20 cat on the undersigned and settle
ard he viii make liberal discount; Otherwise. he
will expose lheir nates in the Newspaper. Every
thing ef, IN his charge will be sold the 18th OF
MAY next, If not reclaimed.
np-4-3w y. CLOUCHET.
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MINERS B AVERY,
Montgomery steert, 3 doors above the Orleans pote
OR VTLL E.
STEPHEN TOLAND,. ......... Proprietor

YHNIIIS Is THE PIONEER BAKERY OF ORC
q Vile. and the proprietor would acknowledge
his thanks to the people ut orovic and vicinity for
their patronage. and snliCits n continuance OF the
same feeling confident that he can give better salts
faction Tor trc same money. Than any other estab.
lishneut of the Kind in Orovllle. PIES made oi
fresh fruit of all kinds, and CAKES of every variety
Mt LOW PRICES. can bc had nj his Bakery, OF " III
BIZ delivered at the doors of his customers
Oroville, Dec. 30, l-5h. d3l>tf