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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-12
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vEyl LE GIVEN The person " no took my
Wv ,nuuld WIilo siih Ii avN embroidered 10
clean oa the 2hlh A, ,,ri or 81 % Tor he Auula
alone ENA kO)' LRS,
ml2-lm Constitution Rtstauieht, Myers It.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-12
ScrcC,tla and Diseased Blood.

"DR. GUYSOrTS inprJvei Extract II Vel low
Dock and SarslpariIia" is true :, ecifc The prt.
prize or, haye IN their possession over one hundrc
ccrltdc .,es of n IA ist rNtrl,rhnry cures ef-cec
by It. We can seiely say, Try It It rr,ivrs IL
druop.u. e3nsa,U.loa, ertdjcatrs ail humurs from
the Blool ,.t,, Uy iis tonic properties restores u
.utnhd t. ,e and Nigor. A. -priug and SUNNI,
mcdiclhe, II ht-nbeiId II -lhGulrly r,Til.i,t.-
ac.lon "n the o.ood IL strcng ming ird vivitjGu,
action on the system stands 2't ennan.iy abnye 81.
o,h,r ~ar'sp sparl'I.s. II yon would have the ros
Brought bach TO your ch, <, n cl-a healthy au
transparent Kin, and HE ajd .ig imhned throu.
IN -trn, 'ukr fCyspu- Exuac, 4 Yellow DO, D.
and Sa--"pHr'ils it contains more of me pa.
iiandnrl- Sarsai ariia thDn any o.her prera.sl
ez.aht. "iet j. CHEMICALLY conoiued = tne et
lr4r,. ot yellow Jo,a ari ID" Es.u,r3 of Va
beuy, thus HabiHg the runs'y s-.5-t thorough,
,,iceut taanpny otcr sTaa ...ttl... Lsore the put
9: 20 !ur stne ,.nt :. r. .aerfy,l'y frre from
a e-al ior-. nAi.f c..nao! le sljd Of other saf'
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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-12

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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-12
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OyricE or 1l4. Gfrrs QrahTz NINi>G Co.,
0.u'i.ir, N'y - %. i--5.
~ Office +. A.svss,y -i' clt :. The s. Oh 1p SER
y tn Euf- tuarz Mining con IaIy y, tn@t r
cpud ,-s .s-,n-pt f ;lr, f,t'Ir a. uf one PER cut
the ca.Itl -,rsk 81 --i tomp lay has lhi- day be-
ievied ly ne q o. = ui Tras'ee-. snd madr rty.t
Al the Treasurer. Eloe IN or D ,sre the IAN day
Jue, \. ID. lc5.-
=. w. W. CoUGHEY Secretary
Freeman's champion., 1857-07-30
nEWAREnFl THE pnpEl

The old ven;horned monster now az
busily at work with his Internal mschina-
tions To undermine our American institu-
tiOns, ,as ever With bis Jinsidious smiles
and JEALOUS interest which hh manifests for
our people, Nc Is rapidly gaining grouhd in
our country; but III PRAIRIE Orr, so long as
JOHN GRAHAM, with his army Of ma
sons are at work, the ''old rip" can noVar
Obtain sI t,sSSh iGoIh0a ,,o % %n,cr,,.d to ao i,
kinds of work which Is done with stone,
brick, limo and sand. He has In his enl
ploy some of the best workinen theCountry
affords, and consequently can do all work
entrusted him in the most workmanliks
manner, Buildings constructed by The job
or the day, according to the fancy Of The
people, lie may always be found at Plairis
City. ...el t,s JOHN GRAHAM.
Prairie City, June 25th ls57-l-tf
Freeman's champion., 1857-07-30
stiritU Up. Up

The South is not yet sStisfetlwith
rthe efforts Of the Democratic party,
in behSlf Of her institutions. The
lower at stoops and the baser its sub
qServiency,, the greater the require
ments made, All we have ito say,
is, stir, it up, make it feel, drive it to,
some deed, that you will bp proud of !;
force it to urge on Congress the re-
opening the Slave Trade, and then
threaten to dissolve it or to sever the
Union, unless it goes in for enslaving
'every white mechanic and laboringr
man. The party, united, is strong,
and can carry almost any measure,
however base; proceed cautiously,
make fair promises, hold up one thing
at time, let it be incorporated as q
party measure, and the, day is yours.
We think the following, from the
Charleston Mercury, will have a good
affect, if we'll followed and backed up:
1--WE do not believe that the Dem
ocratic party is competent to protect
the rights Of the South. 1t has been
e incompetent for forty years to give
,usaj just constitutional Tariff. Ithas
been incompetent, with united South
supporting them, to keep abolition
agitation out Of Congress. 1t has
been incompetent to defeat the plum
der of Internal Improvements made
by the General Government. 1t has
been incompetent to give the South
equal rights in California. 1t has
been incompetent to secure to the
South the recovery of her fugitive
slaves the North, and it has been in
competent to give the South fair play
in Kanzas, But for adventitious cir
,cumstances, such as Mr.. Fillmore be-
ling supported by a portion of the
North, in the late Presidential elect
zion, it would have utterly failed to
prevent the election of sectional
antislavery President I"
Freeman's champion., 1857-07-30
Bread Out West.
.40sgmbI bI---aLll.fa4tl

NJ
IF our Westera friends can in any
way teachstbeir wives, daughters, or
cooks to keep the pearlash out of
their breadr--all the yellow people
especially the yellow children, who
are supposed To- be turned yellow by
fever and ague, bilious fevers, DC.
&c.7r-will soon be returned white.--
1t is a mistake to suppose that the
yellow countenanoesy of the West
come from the bile, when it is only
the enormous quantities of pearlash
eatenr-the bread that is reflected
through the skin. sai alal1 n,b !
Bread is the staffof life---it is said
land so it is, but it is tho staff Of
death, too,l in this country. Bad
bread Kills as many people here as
bad rum.g So many people eat poi
sonous pearlash for bread, that they
die of 1t by inches. Dyspepsia-that
great monster disease OF our country,
that deranges the liVer--brings on
costiyeness, and thus finally, what
kills the human victim is, half the
time, "Pearlash." ,anH 3.gm.
Here in the East---out of New Eng
land--wc have nearly driven off the
pearlash saieratus cooks, but not al
together. Pearlash lives here yet in
bread--but in cities and towns we
have whipped out the murderers. In
the distant Western towns, however,
beyond the good hotels Of the Lakes,
and on the Rivers, Pearlash, albeit,
under The name Of sGleratuS, is King.
1t is pearlash for breakfast, poarlash
for dinner, and pcarlash for supper.
1t is not any wonder, then, that white
people East, turn yellow West, and
sicken-not of fever and ague, bilious
and congestive feversj but of Pearl
ash three times perday. .-Phaadelphia
Paper. ..s.sd I."t oI .''0T. Obj
Freeman's champion., 1857-07-30
Appeal to the American People.

The "Kangas Zeitung,"a German
weekly FREE STATE PAPER, will ap-
pear regularly every Wednesday at
Atchison, X. T. The main object
of this paper is, besides helping to
build up Kanzas Free State, to
diffuse knowledge, and political news
among the German settlers, mechan-
les and business men, throughout the
Territory to give the millions of
German citizens in the States, and
the smigrants who come to our
shores from Europe, vivid and true
picture Of our land SO blessed by ma
ture, to show them that here is a
broad field and a speedy reward for
their labor. and that they will find
all conditions for future happiness,
which o congenial and healthy cli-
mate, q fertile sell, and an energetic,
intelligent, industrious popnlanTa
under new and liberal government
can afford. Not committed to any
political party--we will support all
measures which bear the stamp of
tho broad, liberal and true Jeferso-
nian Democracy We appeal in our
precarious and costly undertaking to
the generosity Of American citizens
to give us their support by taking our
paper; they will help in this way to
sustain the German Pioneer paper.
Atchison, X, IT,, July Is, 1857.
DIR. CHAS. f. KOB,
Editor and proprietor OF the "Kansas
Zeitung." a..suI.
P. S. All papers in the Terrific
ry and elsewhere, ole requested to
copy this appeal, and those who wish
to exchange TO send. us their paper
o, @. Il. X.
Freeman's champion., 1857-07-30
Extraordinarily
ammslG2M 2Matrimony. ~ eAA

tsrsItis not good for man to bc.
alonc.p Thus SAID the apostle, and
how emphatically and forcibly ia that
wise saying illustrated in KanzOs.--
Heie, whore man is deprived in a
great measure Of the elevated and
refined influences of the better sex,
man becomes careless, indifferent in
regard to his demeanor and personal
appearance, and degenerates into a
state but d few degrees above the
brute. The Undersigned, having ar
rived at that age when single blessed
ness has lost all its charms, desires
to venture into the order of benedicts.
He wants q woman with o kind and
affectionate disposition, accomplished
in music and dancing, handsome,
between the ages of Is and 20. As
it is sOye that he wants; and not
money, he is not particular whether
she is favored with the +" dimes" or
not, though if she fully meets with
his requirements, and happens to be
troubled with " filthy lucrc," he will
not consider it very serious object
ion. The advertiser is "a years Of
age, is considered good looking,
neither INDUCES in the use of ardent
spirits, nor tobacco, has enough lA0p-
erty and an income sufficient town
fortably maintain family, and is
possessed of warm and confding
heart. He wants a tendril to cher
ish. If this meets the eye of a lady
answering his description, who wants
a companion of this stripe, she will
please address him through the post
office at Prairie City, X. Il.
ORsEMUs POE.
Freeman's champion., 1857-07-30
From Michigan,

OAKLAND, Mich, July 8th, 1857.
EpIToR OF THE CHAMpIoN-DEAR
sSm Your copies of No.Ll were
respectfully re eceived by me, and the
great anticipation Of their reception
has been fully met, 1t is with many
thanks to you that ! am favored with
your little sheet, entitled the "Flee-
mems Champion" (which so accurately
contains a full description of that
excellent and enterprising country
which / SO often have been asked to
describe since my return to Mich
iigan. '' .a..".. .a ..'
From my recent visit to your Ter
rritory, and the thorough investigation
of that country, and knowing that
you were among the early pioneers
who traversed its boundaries, as well
its interior, / am able to speak in
behalf of its correctness and accuracy
as given in your columns. .'"
/, as q farmer, who have ever fol-
lowed the business, stand ready to
Freeman's champion., 1857-07-30
CLAIM FOR SALE |

/ J mile from Prairie City, with 100
acres timber, and tho balancoexcellent
prairie. 40 acres under cultivation,
with corn, potatoes and garden sauce
planted for this season, good story
Iand-a-half hown log house, aud an
excellent well Of water, well stoned ;
Inns kiln capable Of burning 800
bushels Of lime at ono burn. The
claim also has a neyer-failing stream
Of water running through IL, and 10
adjoining q claim which has on !. .
large steam saw-mill, Tho claim
viii DO sold reasonably, Inquire or
the premises. ......a.
Freeman's champion., 1857-07-30
Mass Convention at Centropolis.

A Mass Convention Of the Free
State citizens Of Kanzas will be held
at Centropolis on Friday, August
14th, at 10, 0,o'clock A, NJ, for the pur-
pose Of ofinterchanging views in regard
to the October election. No"gag
rule" will bo applied to speakers on
that. occasion, and free speech will
be fully tolerated. Old and new
conors, without distinction, are
earnestly invited to attend and par
tiCipate in the proceedings. ro7 o..
Freeman's champion., 1857-07-30
! MISUNDERSTANDING.

4 JOHN GRIEFITH would respectfully
inform the citizcnslof Prairie City and VI
Sinity that he iar now prepared 70 execute
all orders In thS'line Of blasksmithing that
may be given him Having nearly recover
cd from the "aEm,y hcc now promptly
attend to his business. and will not only do
his work in the, best style, but will DO II
nsNrDIATELY. His terms arc CASH. &,
Prairie City, dJdne 25th lS57--l-tf
Freeman's champion., 1857-07-30

IA -GENTLEMAN's DIARY OF HIS
WlrE's Temper. M onday, "A thick
fog; no seeing through it. Tuesday
Gloomy and very chilly ;unreas-
enable weather. Wednesday-Fro
ty; at times sharp oThursday-Bit-
ter cold in the morning red sunset,
with flying clouds, portending hard
weather. Friday---Storm in the morn
ing with peals Of thunder; air clear
afterwards. Saturday - Cleans Of
sunshine, with partial thaw: frost
again at night. Sunday-A light
south -wsster in the IN orning |; calm
and pleasant at dinner time huni-
cane and earthqnakeat night.
Freeman's champion., 1857-07-30
NED BOWERS.
ADVERTISEMENT
Matrimony.

The advertisers anxious to obtain
a partner to participate and share
with him in his joys, and sympathize
with and soothe him in his Affections.
His age is 2S is considered passibly
good looking, and has enough of this
worlds goods to enable himself and
partner to live comfortably. The
lady of his choice would be one be-
tween the ages of Is and 25, of an
amiablo disposition and sympathizing
heart, q healthy constitution, with at
least IN ordinary education, and q
thorough knowledge of domestic du-
ties. He is not particular in regard
to looks, though he would, Of course,
prefer one as handsome az himself
Such q lady, wishing to link her des-
TIMES with one of the sterner sex OF
his description, will please address
johnson, F" Prairie City, Kanzas, %
Freeman's champion., 1857-07-30
II ARPERS NEW MONTHLY
lln MAGAZINE. '

Each number Of the Magazine will con.
tain IA octave pages, in double columns,
each year thus comprising nearly 1900
pages of the choicest Miscellany of the day!
Every number will contain numerous Pic
torial Illustrations, accurate Plates Of Fash
ions, acopious Chronicle of Current Events
and impartial Notices Of the important
Books Of the month. The Volomes COM
mence with the Numbers Of June and De-
cember Neutrality-suspicious. may commence
with any number. "'
TuMs 1.-THE Magazine may be obtained
Of booksellers, periodical agents, or from
the publishers, at Three Dollars q year, OF
twenty-five cents each. Thirteen volumes
arenow ready, bound in cloth at 21s dol.
each, and also in half calf, at2IS dol each
The publishors will supply specimen
numbers gratuitously to Agents and Post.
masters, and will make liberal arrange.
ments with The n for circulating the Maya.
Eine. They will also supply club Of two
persons, at Ave dollars a year, or five per.
sons for ten dollars Clcrgymen and teach.
ers supplied at two dollars year, Mum
bers from the commencement can be sup.
died. Also the bound volumes '''
The Magazine weighs over seven and
not over eight ounces, The postage upon
each number, which must be paid quarterly
in advance, at the Office where the Maga-
zinc Ia received, Is 3 cents. ~ '|tu'
ahi Medical Notice.
The undersigned respectfully tenders u
the citizens Of Prairie City and vicinity
his services as practitioner Of Medicine
and Obstetrics. 5iib ~ WVh
In his practice ho never bl0eds or blister
never prescribes Calomel, Opium, Arsenic
or any other poison, and invariably has bet
tor success than those who use those agents
A supply Of genuine Vaccine Virus %
hand, aud inserted and warranted.
Office and residence on Aurora street
East side OF Eden Park. .l. .g,.-l,
06i y t0I H.J. CANNITF, M. D.
Prairie City, June Goth, 1857. N W
Freeman's champion., 1857-07-30
lAdverti
Matrimony,

DEAR CoLoNEL;-Will you please
to announce me as q candidate for
Matrimony? You can state that my
age is 81; used to DO considered good
looking by the girls when lived in
the States, though somewhat uncouth
in my appearance now; am hale,
hearty, strong, and full of fun and
frolic; have been, and am sometimes
now, q little wild, but think should
be steady as . deacon, if l had con-
genial partner to love and protect
| am not rich, nor in dulgc in no ex-
pectation of ever falling heir to a
legacy, though my prospects for the
future are as fattering as the gcner-
ality Of young men at my age, who
have kicked thcir own way through
the world alone. l am anxious to
correspond with handsome, witty,
intelligent Young lady, between the
ages Of l6 and my own age, with the
view Of forming matrimonial ALI
ance. / don't care whether she ia
worth a cent, pccuniarily, or not, il
she has the accomplishmentsof alady,
and is pretty. -
Your friend, y
Freeman's champion., 1857-07-30

GI- Whom two loving hearts are
torn asunder, tits . shade better to
be the one that is driven away iato
action, than the bercaved twin that
petri6es at home. at Naa eihe gpRi
Freeman's champion., 1857-07-30

E- The Glasgow Times says,
" Stringfellow and Lane, Able and
POmeroy lovingly lie together in q
Squatter Sovereignty trundle bed,
between National Democratic sheets.
Freeman's champion., 1857-07-30

SAD BEREAVEMENT "A young man
named Knox,a q printer, has met'with
a sad bereavement, An uncle, whom
he had never seen, died the othe day,
and left him $4,000. Mr. Knox
has the sympathy Of the entire craft!
Freeman's champion., 1857-07-30
Stockholders. Attention |

TTNHE regular meeting Of the Prairie City
IL Association will beheld in Prairie City
on Tuesday, Aug g.94,h, al the store Of ShoRt
q MEwnlNNEY, at,i o'clock PM AS busis
ness of Importance will be transacted, 1t 10
for the interest Of every member 70 be
present Per order OF TRUSTEES. :
Freeman's champion., 1857-07-30
A FIRST CLASS FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
HARPER'S WEEKLY. .s.'
!. JOURNAL OF CIVILIZATION

A JOURNAL OF CIVILIZATION.
Mother labor nor expense will be spared
TO make it the best FAMILY NLwsrAPRR in
the world--onc whose cheerful aud genial
character will render it a welcome visitor
TO every household, while its constant de-
votion to theprinciples of right and Justice
shall win the appreciation of the wise and
the good. Its object will be to set forth
sound views on political social, and moral
questions; to diffuse useful information,
and to cultivate the graces and amenities
of life, -........ .......
HARpER's WEEKLY will contain full and
impartial summary Of the political, social
religious, commercial, and literary news Of
9he day. 1t will chronicle the leading
movements of the age, record the inventions
of genius, The discoveries of science, and
the creations Of art. 1t will, in a word
aim to present an accurate and cOmplet,
picture Of the age in which we live. re
1t will also give a due share of atten tion
to the taste, the Inauguration, and the
feelings. Its regular contents will embrace
tales, incidents of travel and adventure,
sketches of character and social life, and
essays upon art and morals. ....
The publishers have made arrangcm ents
with the best American writers who will
contribute to the various departments Of the
paper. The large space at their disposal
will enable the Conductors to avail them.
selves of ample selections from the best aud
most healthful selections of tho old world.
The first number will contain the COM
mencement of Mr, Thackery's New Seriel
Tale the publication of which, from early
sheets purchased of the author, will be con-
tnued from week to week, until its conclu-
sion. In addition to this they will keep a
vigilant eye upon the issues of the English,
French, and German Periodical press, the
best productions of which will be trans
ferred to the paper under their charge.
Harper's Weekly, is not intended, in any
way, to supersede or take the place Of Har-
per's New Monthly Magazine. Each peri
odical will confne itself to its own proper
sphere; and no portion Of the contents Of
the one will appear in the other,
Harper's Weekly will contain sixteen
pages of the size of the London illustrated
News, each number comprising as much
matter as an ordinary duodecimo volume,--
1t will be printed in form and npon suit
able paper for binding; and as the pages
will be electrotyped, the back numbers can
always DO supplied, 80 that subscribers can
be able at any time to comqlete their files
At the close Of each volume, neat and ap.
propriate covers will be prepared for the
convenience Of those who wish to bind the
Freeman's champion., 1857-07-30
The Topeka Constitution.

We have several copies of the To-
peka Constitution at our Office for
gratuitous distribution. Call and
get o copy.
Freeman's champion., 1857-07-30
Caruenters wanted |

VKTANTED Immediately, six good House
wv Carpenters, to whom steady employ
ment and good wages will be given In
quire in Prairie City, Of j.. ..,l.,l ~
ST. l WIN. Sewers.
Freeman's champion., 1857-07-30

nv The Frencbman eats roast
horse, the Chinaman eats roast rat,
and the New Zcalander eats roast
missionary d gavOaaq W u
Freeman's champion., 1857-07-30

EyThe Trustees Of Prairie City
have . word TO saystouthe stpckhpldi
-e.Siin Sat advertising columns. " X s.,i ,.H'
Freeman's champion., 1857-07-30

Eay- An old maid speaking Of
marriage, says IL is like any other
disease, while there is life there il
hopanrIni Mlh dIF ,gav Iahaa yIlIAl
Freeman's champion., 1857-07-30

EH-A down east editor says mod
ssty highly Adorhs d women, but ru-
ins aman. yit0 oinHalayl Y Q'
Freeman's champion., 1857-07-30

GsT Godmadc Washington child
leps that q nation might call bin'fa
H'nO'i'syat hit ,e,neiagqla ,tcsltrt
Freeman's champion., 1857-07-30

RW- The man that ''brought up
thc resr1 had toJtake it back again.
Freeman's champion., 1857-07-30
GREAT WESTERN sQUATTER s'poRl
SAMUEL, ~ SHORE

''s'f 'bAMUEL II D1OlCE
VIZ GUILD most respectfully inform the
w good people of Prairie City aild Vi
cinity, that the firm heretofore existing
under the name and style of Shore';S Nc.
Manus, has been dissolved by mutual con
sent, and that new firm has been estab.
lished under the name and style of
SHORE & NJ MEWHINNEY,
Who are making preparations to drive bu~
ever yet been done in this region Of colpuy,
They receive their goods '' h.r
DIRECT FROM ST. LOUIS,
And arc therefore enabled to sell them az
low as the merchants Of Leavenworth OF
Lawrence, and they invite thepeoplc to bea;
witness that they WILL sell them as low
They are constantly receiving new sup
plies Of
GROCERIES, HARDWARE, DRY
GOODS, FANCY GOODS, &c,
And soon will be able 10 Aupplythe entiro
wants of tho people in the mercantile line
PROVISIONS. 1'
Everything in the line Of provisions kept
constantly on hand ~ AHi
sOUR TERMS ARE CASH.
NIB. Will our customers, who have sc.
counts standing with US, please cali imme-
diately y and settle the same, so as 10 enable
US to purchase more supplies Of new goodt2
,'t. SAMUEL 4. SHORE,
VIM, MEWHlNNEY.
Prairie City, July Is, lS57---4tf
Freeman's champion., 1857-07-30
odwInIIAM GRAHAM, M. D. Y
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
pa prairss CSty, Kdasas, Z

Io Respectfully returns his thanks 10 the cit
izens Of Prairie City, for the liberal patron.
ago heretofore bestowed upon him, and
hopes 10 merit 4 continuation OF The snme,
Ho will devote hla entirs attention TO the
profession, and Will pay lpartieular attsn'
tion ~ operations ~ surgery, "a ligra
Office on Main gtrcstd q. IVA artel vi.
Freeman's champion., 1857-07-30
TERMS.

Hapcr's Weekly will appear every Sat
urday morning, and will be sold at FIVE
cents copy. 1t will be mailed to subscri.
bers at the following rates, paymcn; being
;ny.r;.lJ,, raou;rod IN odv,nca. u
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-02
/. J. ALLEN, IL. D.,
President Of Farmer College
LoRIN ANDREMs.

President ofKenyo, College
To young men who wish to acquire a"B4siH s EdEcQ-
ION We think IL Affords facilities very seldom quAled
Ar GRANGER has the
Edge and apness in teaehing added 70 practical Counting
Room experiences, and feel confident that graduates
his College VIII be fully competent keep eoli
cdted set Of Books. - 7ff' =
"A. p. STONE, Wholesale and RetsiI Merchant
j. JANNEYS Secy Board of Control, State Bank Of o.
Z =. Z: PAIN, Book Keeper At D. T. WoOdbury's.
& -D.ONBRDlER Book Keeper At Clinton Bank. 90 if
u. = MILLS, Secy Columbus Gas and Coke Co. -s,st
( u y. MASON Book Keeper At II. Riley Co.'s.
~ For fun particulars, send for circular ss5lf
GRANGER d &ARASTRONG,
-ie4-lH. ProDrieEorS.