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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-23
Charles REeidSiCk
EEH NsHB AHCNE

THE rapid sale with which my last impoIla ion Of tbis
4 article me has iudgced order a ne ~ EuunIv
which arrived this day, being SUPERIOa 10 any ot tyy1
yet offered. recommend DC % TIE Trade well as oF
family use B. L SIMPSON, - p abIic SQUARE
uCLlU BENZ. p. Shi.s' Com Fiousa
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-23


TEVHE ore House the corner % Market street ana
Woods alley This house Is IN frnt "l the JIM ha'
s0d back ufhe Bank Commerce sui has been occupied
asa Clothing store, des Ta5ls stand tor business
ann Eipd, Apply 10 V.K. STEVENSON, Or
IeT93--tr n. b. ALLONAT
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-23
GAS FOR COUNTRY HOUSES AND
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT BENZOLE GAS.

County and state Rights for sale. The only
BenZOlg Machine thai Will give "a good light.
FIlE entire apparatus is simPla ocaspss h its room,
L requires HLlis or 10 attention -eE1sqf winding up,
ST. iigT C. o clock.
The srD e is one third isss than ordinary C0ai Cas-
aud makes The most handsome ard ceIP-st Hgbt 90 the
world Il be IN practical oper1t0- ~ uGuder
son Bros DsaderIck street
ANY persons wanting their houses lighted can be sup
pied Immediately, they having made contract for th=
iuTushGg If Da7iGsol county and solicit orders.
Information concerning state aud County ugtjs CaD be
hsd bY applying to VIZ "akNE,
sng 81 Cherry Street Nash.ill
POETRY Or PuE~IC.
YERS PILLS, glide, sUElr-sho over the palate but
~ their energy although wrapped Up, is there aud re Is
saHds h3 would their ti-tsm
peTs they knew they ui1 be cured Tor p ceuts.Irg
Ayers Pins. Bud YOU aili EuUw IT,
Purity the blood and disease VII be staTTr1 out
Cleanse the from impurities and cured aI-
READY,
Ike this best Of all Purgat yes and ScroIa Indigestion
Wvss ness HeadJ he BCk4 che Sideach, JEunticy ktu
matsm de angemeUts the Liver, kdleyz, and Eow-Is
all deraHge and al diseases which urCae remedy
Tach IS before them ike darkness b5fUrs tine sun
Reader. n you suffering from any 81 the numFrurs
compa uls they CGTesuHerH norehe remedy tas been
provided for you, and t s minal 10 neEi.c CO &c.
That .7ysTs ChsTy PsrtGTG Is the best medicine f0T
Cough Is known the whole world and that 7gEs Piis
the best Of all Pills known ~ those who have used
them.
Prepared BY Dr. }, G. AVER, Practical Chemist
Lowell, Mass and sold by all Druggists and Dealers
Medicine through this section.
jGn3 - - H.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-23

TO TIE PUBLIC.
WE have On hand ard constantly receiving
w news md veil SIS RED sock Of
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, FOREIGN WINES
AND LIQUORS
Which ere tGering 10 he trade at prices much
lower a8 jhey 5e bGi iTIm any 0.h.r house 10 tie
CITY Our stock consists Of Tie finest brands f HAvANA
CIGARS roy The market; BRANDIss, which Tor .vor
he surpassed and imrOrtd By ourselves direct
through The Custom uOUge 20 This city; SHtBET PORT and
1ADEo, NIS-s w.rruus.d pure and OF The best qualities
with fall assortment OF aisse g, st CrOII aud js
n lea kum, Holland Gin and ali other kinds
iss@ To Country Mere ants offer the best induce
raeut purchase from stock is Urge sud awavs
new To prJl p cusjOE,Ts Eastern time viii be given; 10
easu bu. eT CIV every advantage All orders bv let
Ter Or otherwise VIII aiEaTs "h prompt attention
LYONS ) co,
jy22 10 Cedar st
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FINE GOODS,
DRY GOODS.

this IS au age Ci 9ragre sion. and yon may as wen
y be Tie world as to be Of the fashion, that
Geag be case you should c-.l Iulneai4iesy At
Cl0lsOn's
.rE .r--lr v--r.sf with some %. L.oss BEAUTIFUL
DRF~~ GOODS winch we're Sc eCtsi with 20 Uush
s,r au ae an 'hs IA u,s oi winch are TO- numerous
I, rsrii H. Ia VI "a every thing th Il is usual kept in q
No. BKN GOODS HOESE,
We 597H with 10 ash tor the Goods will spelk for
then seI-e all "a CO from the pm lie general
Beside yrsss O yvas we have excel ent lot Of
WRAPPING,
Ercn as CIaass. Mluulls Lumls, chawls, Searts, &C
Ais The f.rsn kinds OF Laces and EmbrOdeTieS Our
Flrcs uig5- ,VLEHsN'S WEAR IS 7try mplete, con-
fis.|ay " Cloli- C.ssfueres VDsngs and Furnishing
GUu.s Also . good STOCK At
UUuENTiC GOODS,
sue rs Bed TicEuE, Domestic BrllHug Blankets, Lni
Egy l-.as tiau. ri5a Linens lagt everything o.
Le 5a. al. af ah.cl Se wall sell az a very low profit
L. NICHOLSON 4 co,
s,n.27 No % Public SqIare.
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fNtsNE. 30, 0I Bushels Dry Fruit, whuh We will
" F-g c-aa Or exchange Groceries inr Dry Peaches
n"i Al .-s- l'- les. l-rau, price. BfBNE q MILLER,
hf'-- Nos BgUad Aay.
l. Aaish Ei%WN--2JtO extra Prrp 2 cured Iiaus 10
- 81 r~ and i.r Sole lE Brine q MILLER
l. L"UR.-u bags eEt.4 Fau.ly FIourjusi received and
4 "r-a.v HF sIaNE s. MILLER
SaEia.N 81 ga a. Golden syrup iu-t received aud
- iHT sale 1Y blRNE & MILLER.
~ ts.-LT-s4rL anu Pufser.s,d sugar received aud
~ frr sale hy bIRNE s. MILLER.
~ nave Ir 80 re uau s4e general assortment Of
" lees rr-ir5r reserve Candies soap Starch ard all
me var os ;sss %, Hy sep. m Grocery Stores which
lhe aLruiIu of friends aud End h pubiI
g-usEa!iy 10 Hyu.d BTENE q MILLER.
kNsaGSsE Ills barrels EectIted Wh-kg, various
" 55auJs, lusJ received aud for sale by
U0Fls BVBNE & MILLER.
20 as 'sds.-l5o Uushel Of Ir.,h eel PJI-0ss
4 lu store a.l Tor sue e.
Tost- BYRNE & MILLER.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-23

UAVE just opened 8 ver1 handsome assortment Of
III Furnishing Goods. coUI r3s.rg great v-rely O.
Gloves ru.paua-rs, Neck Ties, SLACK ard tarc, >l.-ss
Ifrer CtmarIc Ia dkurcR5gis Lambs ~oH gud ..-aa
bait Hose Gents Shawl and Nu1Iers, &c d.. 81 U.
alich Hil be s0.dat fAIT prices
rar.ru tf CLIFTON & HHN.TD
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H ng'p NnvgT GnndG.

WE have tree ivd, per steam Harm oni1 dOE"n
" large PLAT 0Tn S-ai.s, orr Hsich's Counter
Giles - dozen a-s0r ei e. Zee Muis. Together with
srgg assn Hmcut oT EfO 3Og Ware Wholesale Re-
call We have alto The extensive sBd well selected
assortment OF Cook aud Healing t0vesio be found ~ this
dIJ (dsS23-t) STEWART & OWEN.
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Dry Goods

FTVEs uu5r-- gusa ere nov receiTIng, and VIII have
Ia,-r ar- e1iub ii1B By The % inst ut the
LARGEST I'D GE-T ts-OFTED ST CK ~
AMERICAS b. ra,5I FRENCH, GERMAN AND
swiss FANCY GOODS,
Than they have h the pie to sbOF 70 the Retail
NefcaaJ They have spared ya eTpeu.e N Rei'
ire una stock from uH.ch al classes cf customers can
fee ter assar,asats. Tusy have made larger invest
meu,s tLIs a1-5ua Dob
FINE GOODS,
The have ever d0re before aud respectfully solicit ~ ez
EmI .tnu of .er STOCK from the R,ttltl NttI visit
ing jle city SWING That with The
VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT
Aud LgIg EEggES they will be abe 10 ofer induce
tars % ... MORGAN 3 CO,
N.Eavrf-z suy T5 N. 40 Public Square.
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REGULAR WFEkLN CINCiNN At AND
NASHVILLE PACKEIS.


THE light drauglL steamer rz-
. -Eas-s-& GEN. PIKE WH FULLES, Master, sls1i-sa
- bling r-ssl built 'or This ra'e silssSissa7s
'cern i'm -vemC ms, with TIE lsl. drsggE
subsialnch and new steamer SAMUEL ?. HIHGERD,
GRACE, MIser, VIII reg ltf Pa kuis dur rg th'
ensuing season be a"uvC gors ne o.! the d
being m pr every eek The b. as Ierg 100 c'rn aid
OF old AM tNpereuC CDmsn iaLts, Erd with sup riot
actgs for passengers Lud IRE g3ts, ';s share ' pub
c Ia rgnags For passage IRE CHI HGulv bard, %
II. Il. HARRISON. Ageu',
ncf2G- On ErlmL 81 ct.
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NASHVILLE, CAIRO, AMP SEW ORR
novga- - 90 NJ .. ). Ms II Il. Il I In ~

REGULAR FREItSttI AND FASSENG Err
LINE FOR ST. LOUIS.
BALLlE " CAPT. ). n. 'OEBTT.
ELbA.....-........, ............ JANEs LovELL.
TTNHESt bJaIs will be The reg uiar packets be- -
tween 81 Louis Na hyi T. q Is season, eEssF
sbd viii commence lleT tH Immediately -
af.er the 6rs. "a CumbCr aud yer. They wall
their tips reEu ary the bu-iuesS HE allow. One
having each port about every FIVE day. -..
0cl23-Jf p. A. HAMILTON, Agent
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100 Negroes Wanted.

DIR. JOHN II. MORTON,
DESPE, TFULLY tenders his Professional tervises 10
II citizens OF Nayis and Vicinity. O@ce. No. 81 che
Bsas. lisnEl-sH
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-23

FOR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS
TRADE.
THE new and light dsUFHt steamer Ss-fr=a@ p
1 CRESCENT ". HCLsIs Master, -h--+ses5zs
vail run regularly ~ the shove 5adC dI Hsass5sz=sz
ring the Ire eaI season commencing Tie u,al lie
The Cumberland Uyer 81 mas excellent accommodations
I'D 10 point 81 speed and safety Is uusu pissed For
freight passage lIPiT - H. II DAhhlsHN,
OC4-di agent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-23
OCULAR LOUISNII,I,4i AND CINClHNA
REGULAR NEW ORLFAN. PaCKET.
- d n al sf,p,i,I sta.,Dar CFrNgFHI9ND --a-, -

n HE substantial steamer CUMBERLAND, sz.~aaz. q
q capt ~ DEWITT having up sTfsr ay- ID
CrmmodaIiOns tor Pas-st gus. rr,izhi aui SEE&stEt
Stock. viii ply drT"g Ihs season as above -
all incrne a"dings. Her exceed ng light drau2hl
% in the rosl of eases diret sHIPmrHs NesSrs
". A JuuNsUh Co 81 NV rltUus, Will nc as Agents
In conjunction with CuIt VI. D. +. a. BRD0Ks win viii r.
side permanently New Orleans, az D. 2 LaUHdrci street,
season, Hr The purpos 90 gNIuE h en-
Tire tin The ding Of al purchase Orers at he loves
nRuTes. H. Il. ia nhi7lN1
Jrr3-GD agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-23
VERANDAH HOTEL,

THE og-h-id rs OF she Nashville Light Cor parry,
hereby I'll hBEIh- annual sl-cou o. s-Yru d.
T.,ryr Tor TIVE months, will take place the
st.g nl 81 rg az Ir0 flee o. ihe Company, Cher
rr sire Jas. o.. hENUR.CH, ser'y.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-23

y lSiit!l L. GOA COMPA s--N OIlCE
10 J}ls CWlBt rs JIF ~IOCK
Cf Iaf TWENTY CFvT on O. e II yk subssT b. %
y tsrf PAM urlg-td Ua7lU 90 90 GtNs IN.
I' %. bun y. p uate at tie r71k Of ID
Lu ur, al "a d.rZ DAY Ell. Ey Csd.r of t1t
F- q Do md nosrl o.. u.rc-rra
Hrt2l-.g Dc r. CARTER Treasurer.
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Fresh Arrivals.
or GROCERIES AND L

FART NACRAE CO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-19

afiI AT MODERATE RATES. 5ili 81 vii7a
the centre Of opposite sus-
pension Bridge and only few frol the Railroad
DeI'Ots and Steamboat Landng.isff7 H.i3 g. iQliUs11
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cl.uhCHEs OF WHEELING.

go the Information Of strangers visiting the eity,ws pub
I. ie following list Of the different Churches and uleir
.iae ami place Of meeting II there any Mistakes we
vMlaGe tie necessary correction " I'LL pleasure;
~ RaiA,u'S, Ebiscopdti0H, Corner Monroe and Byron
streets. Rev. T. L rrKrs, Rector; morning services 10Y
CLOCK, rYrniUs, :.
81 Johns, EiiseopaEGn, Main street. between First anu
sseond Centre Wheeling, Rev. j. H. sNrlH A. Nj, Rector
strie,s-Moruiug lu]I; afternoon 81; night Ih
flint IJssJytsriot KLy Il. IL " kAD Pastor, fourthst,
sprn Monroe Quincy and afternoon
ecoad Irs,Jyteriu WeTstr street, between Main and
NaLei Cent?. Mhrrng services morning and evening
rd I,e.by yer,,, Filth ltreet, between Chestnut and
sts Sout Wheeling, Rev. e Moons, PasI0r' seFV=
zeal morning and evening. r-..-.
Foar Pr,,tysro,. ev A. PAUL., Pastor, Sfainstreet,
Warrington and adams stsi services morning anu
evening, r#.i
ra,A Srsst MeLaodist Episcopal, Rev. J. f. wHsoN'
Paso street. between Msnroe aud Quincy services
agrring and evening.
Ser Street Neodist Episcopal Rev. "A. RkoER Pastor
:iarkrt North NOIt, Wheeling services
raCrtin, aad evening.
cze.aae <rs.t U.Modfst Episcopa', Rev. t. H. Mos-
Pastor, Capue street, between First aud Second
C,ntse Wlee Tug; services morning and evening.
S,r& Hse'iag u. Z. Chur,a, Rev: A. sTEvRSsi
Passri services morning aud evening.
Hbttlmg I.and ChoEst, Wheeling Island, Rev. J.
WrsoS, Pastor.
G,rWdE .NthOdiSt Episcopal, Rev. c. uELHIo' Pastor
Chsne street, between Websier and Third, Centre Wheel
hs.
y. James Cathedral, Roman Catholic, Rt. Rev. BISHOP
r. wurlS, Plh street, corner of HamPden; services
-..rlitr ana afternoon.
soeats Reformed, Rev J. T. MCCLURE, Pastor, corner
"taTket and JrersOu serveeSInornng andafteTnOon
b''oiis., Market street, between Webster and Third
csa're WIssliugi services 1CK the morning. and II
evening
Enggelieai Protestant, Rev WM HELEIEr Pastor, Clay
rsvt, above sixth, East Wheeling.
zioa ErGnytiicdl LutAeriGn, Rev. F. ZfNNNERHAS
PASTOR Market street. between Webster and Third; centE'
"AseiaE; services morning and evening.
's7i'h Synagogue, Quincy street, between Market ant
N4la.
GsraaH ProtestGnt Union Ian. Main street, betweei
A'aTOS and Quincy; services 1O1s morning.
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nd uokhEsroNDMMTs.

concerning subscription, advertising other f.
Ines business lntegeneer, should be addressed to
Lsi.! concerning editorial apartment of the paper
sos he Editors, jointly, or to either one
Correspondents writing publication, will please write
oay % Ule SIDE vi the paper. 81
Al sLsxryauce OF the above rules wu greaty oDge us
sad cr nore prompt attention to correspondents than
G.y might Otherwise receive. if
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MATTHEW MoNABB.

MANUFACTURER OF VINEGAR
DEALER
Flour, MILL Feed Of nfi Kinds. Corn and
Corn n1enI, OnIs, E5itIed Hay, &c. sa5
Allof the articles free OF extra charge
The highest price pia In cash for all Country PrOaee
articles. irfu -. fI ~ fg-
ing ---.- ~ q. a iei7
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HI:e kANSIE1ERs sA1tlSlN. AL OEs
srI5 81 NEW 4GOODSII g.ii "a -jlial
1AREW q DRAKE haYethls day resolved, In addition to
H. tssiF large and exts1sYe stock Of FAMILY cRaf
CERlES, fine and varied Assortmelit Spicts Ae 70
which they most respectfully call the attention their
oners Mustard in cans and boxes Grain pulverBed
nd puverized Pepper Salt large aud small bags Casa
ls SOAP, Andpure staEeh &c &c. which they oGer Ut
TeaGOlaDle and reduced prices. IL
They have also rsoe'Srl afgeSt o. ocnfsctonarisS
such Rose, Vanilla, Lemon Gum Dropsy Irs
White Rock Candy Jujube RaSte Scpna Calabna Liquor.
ice, kept constantly hand at No. Sashin gtonI1all
cc5 a-s-.z
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w11, BARR HTT, PlfyoPr i,et o q!
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G'ruaH Pyote.taH,, Union Kau Main street, between
hoa'0s and Quincy; services 10Y morning.
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ODD FELLOWS, DIRE0roR1

AlFsinluS Lodge NO. 3.-Meets every Thursday
'hgat ihs Hall, Of Market and Monroe streets
'IN's W. MooEE, n. G.; B. n. Carr, Secretary. tx
franklin Lodge No. I3.-Meets abOveevery
A'nday evening. }. J. FhEScH, N. G.; w. p. Nc
A''osg, Secretary.
W"' Tell lodge No. 33.-.Neets asabove eve
. Wednesday evening. WILLIAM HElTER, n. G.; Joha
SaAist, Secretary.
WheeIiuE lodge No. 5O-Meets every Monday
.'sans at the Hail. corner Market and Quincy Streets
l. NoSlsAx, n. G.; John Zao6ura, Secretary.
P"nolH Lodge No. S3.-Meets as above every
s''i4y evening. A. A SIXTH, y. G.i W ". blanchard
ASrHm'' RusamPmeut>No.gI 4 .-ATeets at the
A 'oFne' Market and Monroe streets, the rstand tl
" Ts.aAs evenings Of each month. n G. MARsH,o p ".
u. G-iaesord, Scribe.
"m' Tell EucnmPmept No. 3I.-MeetS as
,s the second aud fourth Tuesday evenings Of each
SONIA l'SRr KrETz, c. P; Caas. Liach, Scribe. -
MASONIC DIRECTORY. ~
"Aio lodge Ne IOI-Meets Masonic Han,
S''e Market and the a4 and Mird 1Ion-
IS sVeainssof each month q. w siGrrs, W. H.; ALes-
s'ase AdRgsiia, Secretary. trT@
eeIinE Lodge Ne. 12S.- Meets as above on
1' aud tsind Thursday evening II each month r. a
,S..LHl '4AlAf' '".M; S. ". PedrsoH, Secretary.
"aeeItuE Uuiou Chapter No, fD.-Nects nj
s.. :, 'ae 'eeoHd Monday evening of eaehRonth. W. G.
W,'l,, ~ e, D ". PedrS0H, Secretary.
tnS kncnmPmcnt No. f.-Meets as
~, et"Ssia Monday evening Of each month w ]
''''<'' O. c. 4 kariug, Recortrr.
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LING "a. SATURDAY. MORNING. -DECEMBFR
TRANSPORTATION.
Winter Arrangement.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

@ sssssSsE9 sEssss;I::aa ~ l;;5Igl
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watches, JeweIry, silver md Plated Ware
ri CIOcks, Gxe. &C. FI1h 'is5 Z
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-TkANs3PLoRT1!hTIoN oFFIoE D. 8: q: n,

TRANSPORTATION OFFICE u. 4 o. r. r.
WHEELING. ST1TfoA, Nov. Ttliy IS5T.t q
G and after Sunday Evening Nov. stl The Passenger
" trains will leave tEis daily at SlU i,l
r 81. and ~ PM Wheeling time. The Accommodation
daty' (sEGeps sundays) at $40 will receives and dis
charge passengers ut n the principal
Wheeling and CGml,erand Tie AecomInod train. Is
discontinued East of roRI! pa EufE .T-tf "ll
The Express train daily, at 4:ip p NJ will receive and
discharge passengers at the following stations only Ben
wood, Moundsville, Cameron, Burton Benton's Ferry
Rarmo l Reterman, Grafton, RoElsburg Piedmont Cum
bertrand No II Water Station Sir Johns Run Martsburg
HarpeF's Ferry, Monpcacy, Sykesvr, and Washington
Junction The Mall train daily Except Saturday, at 10
r M viii receive aud NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. all the pr
cpR stations,
The trains will arrive follows: NAH train NJ Ex-
berland, at 6:s5 p. d., Wheeling time. u. II f.,..
W. G. wooDSTDE, Sup't.
+ noV9 's. i-Hta! j. B FORD, Agent. H SO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-19

D0YS' AND YOUTHS sUPT HATs.-4 fne. assorfintnt
ID Of Boys and Youths Soft Hats all and shapes
suitable the Fall and WIater.
susis s. D. HARPER SOS,
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The Last of this Season
WE opened to-day improved Enuu1-
w ried tight Fruit Jars and thv last tkas viii
this Call early at the House Furnishing Store
Of ]. K. DUNIIAai 4 Co,
sep9S 40 10 Main ST.
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/ aElt EXCELLENT STABLTHG .,-f,,i qili.-
lnttached othe House. Travellers and
assured that pains will be sparedto add to their
| fort. ap3t-tfdaw
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HHIs well known Hotel newly renovated, and
nov fgEnis esEhs best Of to traveller
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-07
LEGAL NOTICES.
SYCRIrF-S SALE.

saY VIRTUE OF A DECRETAL ORDER issued
2 , ont of the District Court. Ninth Judicial Dis
triet. in and for the County Of Butte and state of
California, to me directed and delivered command
ing me 20 make the sum of seven hundred and five
dollars principal and interest Of debt together with
interest on The same from the seventeenth day OF
December, y D. 1856 until paid Mt the rate of three
per cent. per month, and costs of suit taxed in the
sum of twcniy-one twenty oEe-hHndredths dollars.
together with all The accrang on said ord r. it
being balance due on certain mort gage given by
\ A. Jackson TO J. McKinstry smith and T. NJ.
Sparks. wherein Smith x Sparks are the paintiHs
and John Jones and Andrew Jackson are the defend.
ants therefore. in pursuance with said order viii
sell at public sale to the highest bidder for cash. on
the twenty first day of February A. D. 1857 at the hour
Of three o'clock. p. NJ. all of the above named de-
PENDANTS right, title and interest in to the follow
ing described mortgaged property to wit: All Of
that certain piec, or parcel Of land, being situated
and located The town of OroYillr. county Of Butte,
ana State Of Cali orna, and known as lOi FIVE % in
block number eighteen, Is in aaid town as aforesaid.
Said lot fronts Montgomery street sixty-six feet.
and runs back toward Feather river one hundred and
thTty-two feet, together with all and singular the
tenements hercdltamenis and Eppurtenances there
anto belonging. or in anywise uppeftainiug
The above sale TO take place AZ the Court House
door, in the town OF OroYile. County and State
aforesaid. p. FkEER. sheriff Butte County.
January &c, 1851. jy25 lw.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-07
READ AND REFLECT

lar. CHARLES II Toner'S CARD to the attic
~ ted of California. In approaching any new
course of systematic inquiry there certain points
concerning hch the inquirer should always be care
fu to satisfy himself. lie should comprehend dis
inclly what the subject of inquiry is-Heath and
Disease.
If we can form and fix in our minds a clear concep-
ton of the state of Heaith shall have difficulty
in understanding what was meant by Disease But
beyond though not above, these objects of invesiga-
ton Ot the human body. We have another and sun
nobler It Is 10 lay before you in such terms that
you cannot be- mistaken and will know where TO ap-
ply for relief.
| use the word ''disease'' generally. and before
speak Of the signs of particular Diseases il will be
pr per 10 take general view of symptoms. When a
person is troubled afflicted with disease, which
causes weakness of The back and limbs pain in The
heal dmness OF sight, loss et Muscular POWER Inl-
plation of the heart, irriiahty, nervousness, dys
pepsa, arrangement Of the digestive functions. gen
eral debility, symptoms Of consumption, and many
otherewh ch are better explained than put paper
and reqnire Medical or surgical attendance. it would
be well for them to inquire il there is who
u competent 10 attend them and Who understands
The application OF medicine. and whose scientific at
fainmens in his profession, and whose age and eXpe-
firnce eniiile him to yours confidence. Considering
these things, Dr. Chss. II Tozer has concluded to in
form you that afflicted, advertising his place OF
business. stating that he has been successful prac
ttioner for over twenty five years, and has
ATTENDED AND CURED HUNDREDS,
when they have been considered by other physicians
and have been pronounced 10y them past recovery
Therefore you may rely upon him rs one in whom
secresy and the utmost confidence can be placed.
Dr e. H. Twould invite all that afflicted to call
him, and If he does not administer for them there
viii be charge made. Let false delicacy pre-
vent you. hut apply Immediately and save youse
from the dreadful consequences which must follow
these who neglect Ia receiNe attendance.
pr C. H. Tozer's Office an 9Th street. near the
Bcivdere Hotel, between and streets. Ills room,
arranged that the Doctor can be consulted
without fear OF mooStaiUn.
oiice hours, from in the morning until in The
evening. G. II TOZEK. VI. D..
novs 9th St. between and X, Sacramento