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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-29
OR LOCAL WEAKNESS

GtFERNATORRHOEA,O OR LOCAL WEAKNESS
= Nervous Debility. low spirits. Lassude, Weak
mes. of The Limbs aud Back. indisposion and inca.
pabiIity Tor klhor and study. Duliness Of Apprehen
sion. Loss oi Memory. Aversion To society Love oi
Solitude Timidity Sell DisrUst, Dizziness lleadachc
Involuntary Discharges. Pains IN the Side, Affections
OF the Eyes Pimples on the Face, Sexual and oiher
inirmaties in man. are cured without iaif by the
iu-ily celebrated Physician and Surgeon, Dr. l.. j.
on ZAPLAY His method of curing diseases is new
unknown to others AID hence hrs great success
An consultations. by letter otherwise. free. Ad
dress H. j. Czapkay, NJ. d. san Francisco California
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LEGAL NOTICES.
SUMMONS
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
In the District Court of the 10Th cia District.
County of Butte
SABRA 5. SMITH, W. GILBERT b SMITH
- Action brought in the District Cont of the tif
teenth Judicial District. and the Complaint Filed in
the county of Butte, ia the office o the Clerk of said
District Court.
Thc People of the State of California, to Gilbert y
Smith, send tSreelirg: You are hereby required To
appear i'm action brought AGAINST you nv the above
named PlaiAH in the District Court of the Fifteenth
judicial district, in and tor the county OF Butte aud
to answer the Con plaint filed therein, ca copy of
which accompanies Ibis Summons) within ten days
exclusive of the day of servce) after the service
you OF this summons, If served within this county. if
served out If This county, but within this judicial
Dislict, within twenty days. or if served out Of ,aid
District, then within forty days-or judgm ent by de-
fault will be taken against you. The said action is
brought 10 obtain decree Of Divorce, and that the
bonds of ma riHl0ny existing between plaintiff and
yourself may be dissolved and forever annuled. and
that she have the lawful care and Gust ody OF her
two chdren also Judgment for the costs of this suit,
and if You fail 10 appear and answer the said com
plaint above required. the plaintiff will apply 10
this Court for the relief demanded H. her said
plant.
Given under my hand and the Seal Of the District
~ COUrt OF the Fifteenth judicial District,
}SEAL this l2th day of December. in the year o,
49, J our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
hliy'seven
NJ. II. DARRAcH, Clerk.
Byf. II. MARBLE. Deputy Cierk dl2-3m
GRANGER GRESHAM, Auys for plaintiff.
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CONSTABLE S SALE.

NpY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, issued ont of
6D Justice Berry's Court, OF OUhr Township
county OF Butte, to me directed, in favor Of ROSS
WELCH, aud against JACOB :. NORRIS, have
seized and will expose for sale nj Public Auction at
Il O'Clock A. NJ. ON the TlIlRrIETll OF DECEM-
BER, A. D. 1857 at John :. Berys Office in Orovill"
tte following described property. To "it: All the
i.ht title and inte csi of oh :. Morris in aud 10
the Thraer known as .'Norris THEATRE situated on
the corner of Bird and HUI streets, in said town
of 0rovilie.
r. l.. P.ATTON, Constable,
Dated. 9th day Of December, A. ID l-51.
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MEDICAL.
DR.. L. ]. CZAPKAYS

-
n INSTITUTE. Sacramento street. below Mont
gomery, opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Co s office.
San Francisco, California. Established 1854. for the
permanent cure OF all Private and Chronic Diseases.
and the suppression of Quackery. Attending and resi-
dent Physician, J. J. CZAPKAY. NJ d. late # The
Hungarian Revolutionary War. Chief Physician to
the Goth Regiment of Honveds. Chief surgeon to the
Military Hospital of Pesth, and late lecturer ON dis
eases OF women and children.
fEO THE AFFLICTED.-DR. l.. J. CZAPKAY can
\ be consulted nj his Institute for the cure Of alt
forms of private diseases such syphilis sGonorrhea,
Nocturnal Emissions. and all the consequences Of
self abnse. In the rs stages OF Syphilitic Como.
rhehlnlseases. he guarantees cure in Il few days,
without Inconvenience to the patient or hndranceto
his business. W hen patient by neg ect or improp.
er treatmcn has developed the secondary symptoms
of syphilis, such hIbnes or painful swelings on
the grOlns ult In the throat and nose which il
not checked. DESTROY the SOFT parts md cause The
bones To morify separate and come away. leavisg
the sufferer an object hid"ouS to behold ur when
Glotches and pimptes bretk uut upon the skin or
when he mas painful swriltngs upon the bones or
when hrs constitution T. injured 80 as Ia prcdIspUsc
to consumption other constitutional diseases, the
Doctor guar antees II cure or asks no compensation.
In Rfft NATISM. chronic or acute: in DNSEN.
Terry or by fARRN0EA, he has safe and efectunl
remedies. Fer the treatment of The consequences Of
sell abuse. such n nocturnal emissions NERVOUSNESS
timidity. headache pains IN the back and limbs, with
general weakness loss mPmOTy. injury tO the light
restlessness confusion Of ideas. dislike for society
and a feeling of wcarinsss Of life; with the
system so eXcahe that slight noises shock or starle
the palien making his existence miserable. For the
above malndles the Doctor Will guarantee cure or
ask no compensation. y = can be con.ucd free of
charge and invites all to call; it wilt cost them mo-.
thing, and may be much TO their ADVANTAGE. NfiCe
hourS iro0 4. VI. to . VI.
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CONSTABLE SALES.
coNsTARLE'S SALE

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, issued out OF
ID Justice John : Berry's court OF Ophir Town
shin county of Butte to me directed, in favor of :
W Vanhuven and against J. :. Morris. Ihaye seized
and will expose for sale At Public Auction, at II
o'clock. on the SECOND DAY 0FJANUARf. A. ID.
1855 at John 5 Berry Office in Oroye the follow
ing descrbed properly 10 wit All theright title and
interest of a. :. Norris in and to lots No. o. q,
and 3 in block No {. as laid dowa and described in
the map of the town OF orovile.
Il l. PATTON, Constable.
Datnd 11th day Of Dec. A. u. 1857.
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CHANNEL ROCK.

NTOTICE To SHAREHOLDERS IN THE CHAN
" mel ROCK Mining Company, is heSebg given
That all shares on which the assessments Of October
S57 remain unpaid. will he sold on the 3Olh day g"
December 1857. between 10 O'clock. A. NJ. and
o'clock p NJ. Mt the Court House door in Oroville
TO the highest bidder 10 him orhem who VIII pay
said assessments for the leas portion Of said shares
By order OF the Board OF Trustees.
THOS WELLS,
Treasurer and Secretary Channel Mining &C.
Oroyille, Nov. 3Oih, 1867. h3O-4w
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SUMMONS

state Of California - Justices Court
Cnuniy OF Butte. ophlr Township.
VENiIE People Of the State Of California To J. att
" X Co. Greeting: ion ere her by summoned 10
appear before me at my Office in the Ophir Township
o the County of Butte, ON the 23d day OF February
1855 at 10 O'Clock NJ, to er unto the com
plant OF the town of 0rUvie. in the name aud style
Of the Trustees of said Town, who sue IT, recover he
sum of 1hirty-three thirty one-hundreths dollars
claimed to be due on account of school and Proper-
y Taxes due for the year 1857 when judgement will
be taken against you for the said amount, together
with costs aud damages. if you fail TO appear and an
swer.
Greeting: Make legal service aud due return hereof
Given under my hand this 10Th day of November
A: ID. 1857 JOHN :. BERRY. Seal
Justice of the Peace of said County,
true copg. JRssEE BEENE Marshall
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CoNSTABLE'S SALE.

D uf Justice John :. ferry's court, OF Ophlr
Township, County of Butte. California. and To me d-
rected ana delivered. IN favor of J. B BARK Err. and
against =. MORRIS, h We Zed. and will cX
pose for sale public aUcon. at ~ O'Clock, the
THIRTEENTH DAY OF JANUARY, A. -. 1853, at
John ; Berrys Office IN Orovil'e the following de-
scribed Properly, to wit: lois No ], 2. and {. III
block X. blocks 3s, SO, a. 81 3d. and 80, laid down
in tn" Town map of oroville Also, lots +. F. j.
on revised map in Marshals office.
r i P.4TTO.N. Constable.
Dated this the , It day OF Dec, 4. ID. 1857.
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ku,nE ,nEsiHHaTGsrDIsaovgRy og TUE .Sg.-

YU7ffE GREATEST DISCOVERY cR THE tsg-~-
n Greal Nlessinp 10 Maukind,-nnocent but po-
tcni.-Dr l.. j. Czapkay's ProI hylaclicum, lsef dis
inircug agent a sure preventive against Hoihs-
rhrul and SyphiIItic diseases. and an surpasseG
remedy tor all eeneTa. scrptulOus, gaugren1us ana
cancer, us ulcers foeid discharges from vagina, uer
H. and nrethra and all culane-bus erupt0ns and dls
eases. As nuocuation il a sure preventive against
small pox, SO is Dr. L.J Czapkays prophylacIiCum
a preventive against SyphliE5c and Gonorbeal DIS
eases. liarmle in itself. it pOssrsses the power Of
chemically destroying the s,phiitic virus, aud there.
by saving thousands of deOauchees from being nfec-
ted by the most oalhsome of all diseases Let no
Young man who appreciates health be without Dr.
Czapkays prophy ylacticum. Ii is in very convenient
packages and will be found convenient for use, being
used as a soap. Price s.. For sale al Or. l.. J..
Czapkays Private Medical and surgical Institute,
Sacramento street. below Montgomery, opposite Z
NJ Co. 5 office. San Francisco.
All letters must be addressed TO l.. }. Czapksy, NJ.
d., San francisco.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

NrOTICE is hereby given 10 all persons having
~ claims against the estate OF William Harlan de-
ceased TO present the saTe TO VIM. Evans, at ms
ranch on Little Butte Greek in Butte county, within
ten months after this date, or they will be forever
harred WM. H. EVANS,
Administrator of said Estate.
Oroville Dec 16, 1s57.-4ws
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INHERE ARE THOUSANDS in this state suffering
i for want of Scientific medical treatment, and
you fear To- apply 10 Phyrciam. because they have
been deceived or their friends have been by some
Of the dharlataDs v infest the immunity, ard who
publish themselves as good physicians. proit ssors,
etc. To all such we unhesitatingy recommend DR.. J
G. Young, az a Physician in whom all 9an place cor
fdcrce. lie is "a man of eminent and profound
study, good surgeon, an honorable man. and one
who can sympashise with persons IN HfilctiOn. His
standing a Physician ard gentleman are both
guaranIeed-the first by his medical works. which
are an hor 10 their author. and the extensive and
highly successful course of practice with which he
has been hOnOred since his advent in California, and
the latter by his numerous patrons large circle Of
acqualntances,
ERN0 CURE, NO PAY-aa
His Office Is at the corner Of Montgomery and Cal
foi MIA stEeets, San Fra nclsco.
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A LFALFA, or Chill Clover seed-fresh importa-
N tion. Tor sale by JOHN :. ALbRO.
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DOILED LINsEED OIL for sale by
O - y.S.ALbRO.
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MEDICAL.
DIR. j. c. YOUNG.

LateProfessorat theUniversity, Penn.
Can be tound at he old Stond, corner Of
montgomery and California streets, San
Francisco,
Where he can be consulted privately and with tho
utmost confd nee by the afflicted at Nh hours daily
from A. NJ, until : P. VI. Curesalways guaranteed
or no pay required,
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Settlement of Wood County.

Sometime since, we alluded to the fact that
Wood county was just beginning to be known
and appreciated by intelligent farmers in remote
portions of the State. We now have substan-
tial aud most gratifying evidence of this fact,
having been visited by b. w. Johnson, Esq,
who has recently purchased fine farm and
settled in Montgomery township. Mr.. ]. is an
intelligent, energetic, and thorough going farmer,
being worth at least a dozen of those who are
content to plod along with an old fogy pace
He brings with him lot of fine stock, speci-
mems of which will doubtless be exhibited at
our county fair. Mr.. Johnson halls from Stark
county. Quite a number Of his neighbors and
friends have recently settled in Montgomery, or
will remove to our county in few months
among the number we may mention, are J. E.
McGowen, Esq, Chas. Hollis, BENZ. Hollis, z.
Hollis, and John Fenton. Nothing affords us
more pleasure than the ability to announce these
valuable accessions to our rapidly increasing
population. We believe they are all the black.
est kind of Republicans.
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'TNHE trustees OF Plain township. will meet at the
Il residence of x. H. BpS, on the 4th day of Septem
Der next TO locate and apportiOn ditch Commen-
eng ut the northeast of the west half of the
southeast quarter of section thirty-tree, running
thence IN south westerly direction along tie line of
the old dltc to the west line OF the south quarter
OF the southwest quarter of section 80, thence in
northery direction until it inersects the Stone Pond
ulich. The following named persons, and lands are
supposed to be interested Ambrose Pray west south
elst quarter, section 80; Richard Smith, south part
west northeast quarter, section 33; Il. Ii. Bulls,
east southwest quarter, section 80 L. Town, south
west of southwest t. section 33 j. IIoster north
west of southwest of section 80 j. Hollister south
of southeast /, section 80 f. Meihe, east south
east of the southwest section - b. Jud, on west
southeast of the south west l. section 30; Miller
Hustled, southwest of the southwest Of section 32
Orlando Avery, northwest OF the south. west I of
section 81 Aaron n Hart, north least of the south
west and the south of the northwest of section 32.
Plain July 30. lSjT--l1ySR
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LINES TO A. a.
BY CARRIE.

Oh! why, my friend, shoull'st thou rcpine,
Or sigh that beauty is not thine;
Or e'er in thought desire
That gift that fades away so soon,
When God has given that richer boon
Genius kindling fire?
A soul, upon whose altar glOws
4 holy flame whose brightness throws
halo round thy brow,
And on whose shrine lie germs of thought,
From mincs'Of earnest study brought,
To which great minds shall bow?
Go on, my friend; aye live as now,
And laurcls green shall crown thy brow,
And on the mount of Fame
Thou'lt shine a star of qucnchless light,
And evermorc shall honors bright
BE clust'ring round thy name.
Fremont Ohio.
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A SERENADE--SDms of our young friends
who are poss ,ssed of romance and musical tulent,
aroused us from our slumberS. on Friday night,
with a regular onpoiring of "musics mellow
strain" Their numbers appeared great, and
they carried mpre "plrts than we have been
accustomed to hear. Call again, young friends;
there is nothing peas's us better than weIl,train-
ed voices in the quiet hours of night. Perrys
we hope our young friends may take hold OF the
matter in earnest.
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Pardy I. Culvin, Elzaheth Colyin, George W, Spen-
Ger, Hannah Spencer, Royal S. Burns. and Harriet
Burns will take notice that p titon filed against
them on the 2Sth day OF uy A. ID. 1857 in the court
OF common pleas ot Wood county. Ohio, by Charles r.
Mathis, and Rachel Mathis, and is pending where
in the said petitioners, demand partition of the follow
ing real estate, to wlt The part of the west half
OF the southwest quarter OF section twenty, being that
part west OF tho McCutcnyille road less five aud one
half acres Oft the north end conainings twenty four
and onealt acres also fifteen ami one-haif acres in
the southeast corner of section nntecn both of town
five north, OF range twelve east in Wood county Ohio
and that at encxt term Of said court petitioners will
apply for order that partition may he made of said
premises. CHARLES II. MATHIS,
RACHEL MATHIS,
BY S.JEFFrRsON, their Atty. Petitioners
Imly 30. lsh1-l oAYhSn-Sl
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Elizabeth Miller vs. Jacob Ncr
eG virtue of vcndi to me directed from the court
I1 of common pleas OF Wood county, Ohio. in the
above cause will otr for sale at the door ofthe Court
House in Pcrrysbu.. on
Saturday, the sth Of August. \. D. 1857.
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. NJ ANA O'Clock r.
NJ isaid day. the following real estate, 20 wit: The
"cst-halI OF the southeast quarter Of section twenty
two; also the westall Of the quarter of
ion thirty both Of town four north, of range eleven
east; ana containing eighty acres ulnd in each piece
situate in Wood county, Ohio. {. ". NORTON,
PRCE & JEFFLH~UN, 1ttra. sheriff
,lmlN l-.
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school Lnnfs Elor anln.

VIE undersigned viii offer for sale ut public auction
L at the door Of the Court House in Woe county
Ohio,
On Friday, the ith day Of September 1857,
lands, described. and appraised as follows TO wit;
Description. Acres Valuation
las W II See. -, Y. u.s.R. 50 sI0N
Sl-t - " - 40 100
W II 1t " 40 200
Ierms-Oac-twelith part of the purclasc money to
he paid ut tue time OF sale and te la'auce Ia eleven
equal annual in talmentS, with annual interest
NO O'd taken ior les than The appraised value
JAMES W. ROSS County Auditor.
Auditors Office Wood County, o..
PerrHshurg, July %, 1851. tGws315 -
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0~s- The Panorama of Pilgrims Progress, to
be exhibited at the Court House on Saturday
night next comes to us well recommended
from the eastern press. The citiz'ns of this
place nnl vicinity will ind it well worth the
price Of admission, which is only Is cents.
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ROAD NOFIUlI.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will be pre-
sented to the commissioners ofWood county, Ohio
at their next session, to alter a county road, as
follows: Commencing at the plank road near the south
west corner of section T. town s. range H. at the cen.
ter Of the Bosdorf road, fenced Off thence east
forty rods along sail road, parallel with the road
surveyed and established Dec. A. D. 1856: thence back
said surveyed line convenient angle and there
terminate. NATHAN A. NOBLE. Pet.
July 30 lSjT-l2wi%
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%y- Water may be rendered almost as cold as
ice by simply surrounding the pitcher or jar
with few folds of coarse cotton cloth, and keep.
ing the same constantly wet, The laborer or
mechanic can by this method have a supply of
cold wnter in the warmest weather by taking
with him two pitchers, the one containing wal ter
for drinking, the other lor we,ting the bandsges
wrapped around.
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~ Qrite large number of wandering Clip
sizes are encamped in the eastern part of town,
in numbers 20 suit. The women tell fortune;
and the m,n trade horses To Look at some OF
the mHn, no one would suspect them as being
competent to lead such life as they do They
are daily visited by many of our people, some
of whom go out of curiosity and Others to find
out whit their future is to b., as they suppose.
II is wonllr that 50 mlny persons are willing
to credit the ingenious stories of these wan
.derers, and bslieve them possessed of power to
penetrate the future and tell its mysteries.
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as- The laws on our fourth page should be rca

as- The laws on our fourth page should be read
by all, especially the one relating to gambling -
Although the practice itself may seem consistent
with the rights of individuals, it Is nevertheless
known to be one of the worst practices that can
befall community. 1t leads to idcncss, crime,
and perverts the moral and social sentiments
anil feelings of all who engage in it. Viewed in
this light it becomes public matter, and the pco-
pie have pcritc, right to abolish gambling or
any thing else that is calculated 10 work evil to
society
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SAD ACCIDENT learn that a son OF Mr.
Shanks, of Webster township, seriously and
perhaps fatally, injured on Tuesday last. He was
wagol ran of and threw him under the wag-
.on so that wheel passed over his head i'm
uncdiately above his eyes. De- Hamilton was sum-
monc to his aid and at last accounts he was alive,
but useasibe. His recovery is not expected
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H3-We think our readers will not agree with
CARRIE in thinking that she is about to be deser-
ted by the muses. after reading the following
exquisitely beautiful lines. c .RRrE will ever
find a welcome in the warmest corner of our
paper. She is an old friend of ours and We take
great pleasure in introducing her to our numer
Gus readers, and are confident that thr acquaint-
ance will b. mutually interesting AMI profitable:
[Originall
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Adlninistratoi's sale.
G STRAIN, Atty.
July 8, lSj7-9wiS2 SO
Wood County Court OF Common Plens.

WOOD county Court Ot Common Pleas.
ITO Elizabeth Barber James Barber, Ann Eliza
l. Burkhcar Harriet Ellen Burkheart Francis Burl,-
heart George Burheart, Maryette Burkhcurt Charles
Burkhenrt and Eugene Bulcart will take notice that
petition was filed against them on the Sd day of july
is pending, wherein the said petitioner demands
the assignment of dover of said Elizabeth Barber in
and TO partition of the following real estate to wit: The
township five north of range ten east and the sogth
west quarter OF the northwest quarter of section four
teel OF township five north ofrange nine east in Wood
county, ONO containing in both places one hundred
and twenty Of land; and that at the next term of
said court the said petitioner will apply for an order of
assignment of said dover, and parnnofs premises
aforesaid CHRISTOPHER BURKUEART
BY :. JEFFERSON, .his Att'r,
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~ Our friends at Bowling Green must

~ Our friends at Bowling Green must ex-
cuse us for not giving publicity to their resolu-
tions, as we should thus be giving circulation
and character to the reports which they are only
too anxious to suppress, The public are ever
willing to believe reports dcrogatory to the good
character of ministers, and in our opinion,
:he press should not NEEDLE with such reports
until the final settlement of the matter. Should
the charges endanger the ministerial standing oi
the accused, there is proper tribunal for trying
the e,and there your resolutions may be fser-
vice. 1t is no part of our duty, as public jour,
nalist, to publish the opinion of any man or SET
OF men as to the guilt or innocence of any per
son accused Of the commission of a Grim until
the matter is brought before the public by the
indiscretion of some other publisher 1t affords
us much pleasure TO serve our friends a all times
but we cannot Use our position for the purpose
OF screening any man from criminal charge
until the testimony is fairly before the public
nor can we open our columns for the circulation
of report. either in an affirmative or negative
form. which is calculated to destroy the reputa-
tion Of any msn--espe cially minister of the
Gospel.
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scI,ooI Examiners Notice.

The board will hold their next regular session for
the examination of Teachers at Gilead, on the first
Tuesday in August.
In addition to the usual course all Teachers viii
hereafter be examined in American History.
No applicant will be examined who is not present
punctualy at 10 o'clock AN.
]. w. WOODBURY., Clerk.
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0~J- Corn is worth 6i cents in our streets. We
learn that Geo. Williams, Esq. residing near Bowl
ing Green, has made a sale of his corn, amounting
TO 10000 bushels, at 69l cents 10 be delivered in
Toledo by the 10th of August