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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-27

EsVLLAhU hHLI MAIIL EMINENT,
for Frosted Feet. Chlb aims. Rheumatism, Pains
and " sas nees in the joint is one of the beat
articles ever oferet To this public Ii gives instant
relief In nearly every case. Prepared and sold by
JOHN W. POLLARD Druggist,
no Il nth street
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y.sL ssb@Afg HiassLY.-fhe phirs,,sj,b,,
ssle th&t letters have be4n received r.
\. .lt9ne, ~ whsi he sxrrsssss sata,n,t.n
,oas fs,aEn rhnsdi&tey home, TO mel
Rns a,,s.essiiess ssIn.s bin, as Prr.s,',, ~
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WITCHES AND JEWELRY :
THE ART OF DANCING :
o. GUNS, GUNS.-I have on

@ GUNS, G UNS.-I have on
SEA hand = splendid stock 81 Doubts and
fSFss<s sslsx Single GUNS; RIFLES; Oolt's Aliens
~s~Ass S&@S and ether REEOLSEkS, and SINGLE
PISTOLS - many differeut kinds Also, SHOT
POUCHES nd BKLTs row DER FLAsKS; GAME
BAGS; kley's CAPS; WADDlNa and SPORTING
loops. and AMMUNITION Of all kinds. These in
want OF goods in NY Inc, may and il TO their inter
at % call snd loNk for themselves before buying.
REPAIRS al all kinds ia the Gun way neatly sad
promptly executed, sui on reasonable charssA-
Also, Keys fitted to Locke.
:: " TIGNoR, 6un-maker.
IL N
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weather a, the south-co.tcn, sc.
OF raE Tlcn1o>D DAly oasrArcH.l
M,nrsos. Monas~ Co, "a. /

MsnrsoS. Monasw Co., "a.
Novembar 23rd. 1907.
We now have Southern weather with Northern
feelings On the 10th Of this month. there was
change In the weather Of more than 10 deSr a. IN
the eourso ~ is hours The thermouieter was at
81 on the 10Th and on the morning fot'wfng. II
wss down 70 Is above Eero--lt iroI' IN me sha"c
surins. the day The weather was but very littls
colder here at any time during Inst winter. ana the
oldest tnhat.itan; SAYS he never knew as cold YEA
Their here IN the mouth Of November.
The late uews from England has bad tendency
10 depre.s the cotton market. Sales have heen
made at from IoS TO II cents with every prospect
CT SAM further decline. Much Of the cotton is
yet in tho ted
thanks next Thursday (26thI whether we have any
',ar7is" or net, and mo postponsment ON account
Of weather"
General health has been In this town during the
"whoe season and the Dispatch comes regularly
10 culiven and enlighten this community with its
rresenee;iu fact Ne should grow dyspopt,c without
1t.
p s-"Gru." Ia r kind Of bominy which is used
at every meal by the people of this county.
TEs DIslsTxs IN rEs GoLY.-Arr>St Of The Seam
boat Ofcsrs-JCspt. A. v. Ellis, Thomas Beneker,
J. ". Jewell Jno. Z. Young anu J. W. Brown, Of
hcers Of the steamer 0pelousss, and Capt. Jere-
Iniah Smith, and y. Tucker of the Galveston we're
arrested In New Orleans on presentnlent made by
the Grand Jury. for manssuzhter, on the evidence
Of 7. L. Wood Of Prince Edward county Va. and
Others. Capt. Ellis was afterwards bafIed in tho
sum Of sloc0o. The y. O. papers contain the ststc-
ments o: Ny. =. 2. Wood, concerning the collision
He says that Il determined 10 give the ladies
the lifs boat, but statement was made that all
the ladies had gotten off the vessel in the forward
boat. The allowing paragraph from his narrative
relates TO McFarlaue, the brave mate Of the Opelou
ss., who Loot his life ia saYng tho passengers.
after got clear of the wreck. the outsiders
we're hauled in Mcfarland took one oar. and an
other mani think il the mate OF the lpeinu-
sae-touk the other. and began pulling away for
tie Galveston. 1t nov discovered that the
plug was ont Of the bat:om OF our boat. and that
shs was filing rapidly. We 81 sent to work bail
ins out With our hats. shoes anything could
Use. Mcfarland. pulling away at his oar said.
Boys. il We live through this. who'll volunteer TO
a. back 20 the wreck with meE One man An
swer.d. i VIII 1t WAS tho man tho other
or Mcfarland then said. Good and If We 20
back. wen take a drink it tomorrow, The
boat continued to fill. and just 81 We were nearing
the Galveston she weRt down with all OF no. Nc
Fsrlaud was drowned.
Another narrative says that Gen. Hamilton, OF
South Carolina askirg LADY 10 buckle
OIL his life preserver for him, rs his hand WAS
crooked and therefore useless. She told him she
lad TO look after her child. The General replied
For Gods sake. madam, do not think OF IRE, but
look - your child" This was the last seen OF
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T OST.--A small enamelled DIAMOND
- PIN b7tween the Old Market and thu Exchange
Hotel. The finder will be literally rewarded by
turning the same ut the Office of eAs Exchange Ho-
tel no TIT THUS. Y. BALLARD.
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AT PRIVATE SALE-A fresh sup
ply o. Blankets, Comforts, C+rpeting an
tugs just received which will ne sold low . Close
ne n l.ARCS & SHINE
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DIVE DOLLARS REWARD. - Stolen

Il from my Tavern in Manchester, fancy FUR
RUG. made OF dark rabbit skins, very much resent
bling grey cat skins. with red plaid lining and a
border ol red Iennei pointed all arolIn1. The above
reward will be paid tuy tho delivery Of the Rug to
VIM. church, No. - Main street. Richmond or 20 me-
in ManGhester. 30 2j-St<! j. &iIER.
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Z I'D IELEURAPH " IkE.-oUvU Tbs
~ old Telegraph Wire, suitable for and extensive
ly used b. farmers and others for tenclux purposes
may be had by application TO j. ". BeYerig-. ErG.
Brooke Avenue n"ar Bacon Quarter hrascs ia thi-
city. Price three dollars per hundred pounds.
no2 div :. K. DOWELL, supt.
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A 773, TO r. A. Williams for four shares Richmond
Fire Association stock, dated August 6th. s46 This
to the Association for another certiticate in the
p!aceof the one lost. &C l3-law2m
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s1F. s. HIRsH. 200 Broad street. begs

ksF@ SPECIAL attention is requested to
nv s.Io of Books THIS MORNING, at % o'clock.
nor HENRY W QUARLEs, AuCt.
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r. S,-"Grits" IL R kind Of bominy which Is used
At every meal by the people Of this county
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T OST OR neutrality-suspicious. will
- be made to the Auditor for IN. Duplicate of Ger
tifca'e of state Stock, No l770, dated Goth Decem
ber 1854 issued to Georgianne X. Fisher, the same
having been lost or mislad
no IS-lax2rn q " PURCELL i CO
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PRINTED MOUSLIN DE LANES At a

Il great sacrifice; 1000 Printed Mous}in Dresses. at
less than the cost # importation. TIE ladies
most respectfully invited toca.l and see them.
&. A. GNATKIN,
po 70 Opposite Exchange Bank.
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MARINE DISASTER.

NORFOLK, Va. Nov. 26--Capt- Brown and crew,
Of the brig J. wallam. Of Mill Bridge. Me, from
Machi4s. bound faT Ponce. Porto Rico. with cargo
of lumber abandoned ship Mt sea aud arrived here
on the ship Revenue. Oct. 30th, fell in with bark
Bruce, abandoned at sea.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-27

E1D BOXES NEW YORK STATE
~ CflEfSR: 50 boxes English Dairy Cheese. n
Tubs choice Goshen Butter; loo small! kegs Family
tutter; l9h kegs choice Lagsayra, and 100 bags RIO
loHse A. boxes Green AMI Elaek Tea 21l bhls. yell
low. yellow, and Coffee Sugar 100 pocket. Love-
: nba sugar; Is bbls and - kegs No Leaf Lard; 81
bbls new Hams; hhds- new SHOULDERS; and hhds
Breast Pieces. For sale BY
noS TH0s. JONES 4 90.
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Ifsp0rt q he f0mnlUtsc oT 44ccolf'ifs.

The unlursiSrod thu Committee of Stockholders,
appointed at the last annual meeting to examine the
bpOks and aCcount< IN the Treasurers offict, and
other -partmeuts connected herewith, report:
That they have c.rcfnlly discharged that duty
having during the year examined Nil the charges
assin-t the Company, the EnElneers 49, mates,
well a. the accents Of al kinds certified by the
prop-r officers Vtth the evidt nrOn which they
All the sources Of income and expenditure the
freight md Passenger way bills the aIiy reports VI
conductors and ticket a2rnf- were ai>n Ianllnei,
and they ind thai all The SUMS thsT"in mentioned
pany.
Several errors we're discovered and G. rrected
The committee take pleasure ia stating That the
books payers and vouchers Of all kinds neatly
KEPT and Systematically arranged ana that she SEC
T-ary and his assistants IN their hole conduct and
he lring show themselves admirably ntEed for their
respective posts.
They are Satisfied that entire confidence may BE-
placed in the correctness Of he accounts -tarments
AMI tables certified by the Treasurer. aud appended
he annual repurt Of the President. Nil the items
entering therein having been examined By -.
the COMMITTEES would here take leave - recon-
mend. that hereafter 81 accounts pald By the iTrt
sur'r the c Ttiiic4tcs the Supt rlntendent o
TRANSFORMATION. br nsrget IN the Treasurer books
undc' the genera head % TRANSPORTATION expenses
This arrangement will much facilitate the duties
be prCfJTUed Uy the * .IHinins committees III lu-
ture; satiy itnseu the trouble OF the Treasurer
whilst the tine the various items Of aepnt
sJURr kept t.T tlia purpose. in the Superluf,n-
dents ytt;- aud the rEs.e Of whlch, # correct
Iy kept, 1pUiS. III. end Of the year correspond
with II. aIH.uut tEE Tres books under tho
seuoGa head az transportation expenses
Tie Cemult,e"rcE'c not fail - be struck with the
amount pended during ina year, tFtD-, frActi0H
NOR" than nifty ulnv PEI cent vf the receipts they
examined the PROPORTION which the current expenses
Of former yeats bore IL the russ reccipt- beginning
;s.H sJI found thst ia that year there lit
tie mere han sky per cent
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showing m excess NJ payments for these
ic.ln4 Atgu' Ter former yaAr-' c1n-ulnr-
non ~ 'lt-s...s...-t..--
I've, new n,s.eulser cara and iour treignt
,ars !.ave- - No tHiuh, b"eu yc~y proper
IL ct = get his ear u current .Sleusrs.
inrlntri. Clsrts3 equipment III con
-tTgCt.@r. g., ll2, HNyil ........,......,
4 hang Il tire t'r'a II TIE ay .nellt OF -i.i-
arcs q, --.tiuu E:#etcrs dem. agents, e.,
~ ben mn - t',.S y"3r. t,.5v by beu&
rai@ monthly. " her.as HERETOFORE they
were ~ .de quarterly. rs the % Ta5iuEs
e This char~t. bUt oHs month sa.ar3 -
throw j. ~ the next yrar, while tLrte
rS.ultH- 4 last yes. was palG IN tnis-
the 3iterenc, auJUntiuy 0 ahgut...........
T. tirs hay b.. Al !ci rhe extraordinary tx
p-r. r.s's:tiug from th@ unfortunate
t'!e-n E-,-r 9 rdvusyiie ~. D.ceiuh,r
.-~t. IT, sUlutr - cu,Alnps ana cars and
persons amounting e. abCut.....-........-...
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MAKING SdcEs - IL HC>pLgD PR p.g-At
Co.. = NJ. T. FlnrIH's Stss:a fsnDerv and shoe
Factory. at tlis tce. th. 71h instant ten lands
made durinS the ia. h0adrs& 1.,G secza Tlt7 q
sh5cs! haG hes.e Yankee !and jtsrli--Lz iTrna.,r
GU.) P.g-5ri,-
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/ OST, on Saturday evening last, on 10th
~ street. between Clay and Marshall, small GOLD
PIN, with hair in il, OF diamond shape. The tinGe,
will be rewarded BY returning thu Same 10 this Of
fce. MOIST
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., culpes, m 'a4.si pex have been reported
wsitrr s sa,.s -. -. Is i. -. ! !"
bsti,nor. md oaio Of locomotive. on r..
Mild on THAI road, Wednesday. "' "sS'dsstaiiy
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9pectfully reported.
Il II bt,CEI-prp
David y SAtNDEBS,
IIN Nann In

John VI OOD JR.
The Board Of Directors, Ia their report to the
StVckhOlsrt, say, tn cunliiign Of tle road and
the rolling -jo0A belle, "i he j.Sr tiu:s II uay
former p.rtp1 III COure such resu couid noi
have been accomplished withaut arge expenditure
and yet tho Co:umittee If Accounts show cpDclu
s'yeg that the real expenses or last rear Do nCt vx
coed these III prsyu,.. yta,r.
The committee u stu1kl lders appointed to ex-
anime the road, SAY The! examined with care not
UuIy the condition Of the road but investigated fho
Ilanag cement ii the various dgpots workshops & C
and tLs Pleasure n belRg ate 70 report the rcGd IN
GiDiot p,rfrct 0rdsr. Gpd H- dFnrs { the company
n+lSt Jtsoc{0tSK administered 10 them il appeared
that he laborer- eurrytd on the rusd and in the
workshops we're Systematically managed and their
isHor properly diraC'ed
A more COMPLETE Vudicaion Of the Super intend
eat q. the Virginia Central Railroad could not be
ilrnishrd, OF Eis her eUlogy passed ur Eia al
ninistgalIon, than the de- aratOus of the Board OF
Pr Ctors, AMI the two committees Of stock hc3 L.
hat the rotf an" r1iag Siei are ls tser coHc.tio
than al any former perjos - the aesr~ of the
pany most judcimisis managed. and that be
tic of penses 10 receipts, rs compared VITA tfie
year Of lowest expenditure. has increased ONLY an
jsIrdncc ana not in .'tc.."
SfOCKHOLDER.
Richmond 20 til Vow 1887. tit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-27

NIss,A5s or TIE GOVERNOR cY SJUTE CAEoLiSA.-
Governor Ii,son, Of South Carolina, has sent in
his .nnual message 70 the LeEisisturs Of that
Esqts After noticing the death OF Hon Pres
ton : Brooke. senator Butter, ond other prominent
Of South Carolina he proceeds - StsL9 affairs.
The dnancisl condition of the State Is reported
eound, though momentarly embarrassed. In re-
lation to the Banks. Gov. A. thinks that ia grant.
ing charters hereafter. il would bo wei! to coufur
tho banks % dealing in exchange, discount sui
deposit, and contus the pteTogatiyg Of Issuing
bills 60. currency 20 the bank Of lhs Stste, which
~ is turn should be denied the privilege Of dis
counting or dealing in exchango. iierecommends
the repea; Of the UsuTv Laws, leaving tn" rate 81
interest AZ ! Cer cent when contract il made
in relation - the suspension by the tanks, h.
thinks it unwiss to lesislate during excitement
and financial prassurs-snd draws attention to tho
beneficial Influence Of the ScbIEeasnry svstem
amt currency in the recent monetary convulson.
He briefly aliudss 20 Kansas, and tenders to our
friends there cur synPathies in thsir struggles III
All unequa. contest. He transmits the resolution.
OF Maine and Connecticut the decision OF the So
preme Court in the bred Scott case. with 4 spirit
OF iurbearencs towards them for their prrjItlccs
OF birth, education aud association. H. room.
mend. tEe purchase Of a copy ia bronze 81 Hon
dop celebrated statue ri Washington.
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Answer TO "OsE VINO Knows.

hS~~2-A ifthe public knew that the acknowledged
author &c an article in yesterdays Di patch. over
th signature Of Zone Who Knows" is a discharged
employee fthe Virginia Central Railroad. il would
be unnecessary notice his TRADE against the Su
prgintendent: and my purpose iii referring TO the
article at ALL IL simply 20 inform the public Of that
fart and 10 ask their attention ~ the following
port Of the Committee If Stockholders appointed to
Examine the accounts of the Companv. in expIana-
ton Of the "enormOGs EXP nses which seem TO give
that writer n.uch concern:
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n1SgaTo SHIPPERS. FORWARDING AGENT'

,SD TOWING COMPANIES fine Telegraph Line is now
in dirac, operatiun to CITY POINT 0Sce in Rich
rnond corner Main and Pearl streets. noZ8-eoSt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-27

G y NOTlCE.-A public temper
ance meeting will pe held at the Meth
~ Odist Chapel, in the town If Sidney, on
4 FRIDAY evening, Nov. 2-th, at ~ Oclk
= Interesting addresses with the Rum Ma
ldc may be expected, The public aud all friends Of
he canse, with the members If our order in this
city ans Manchester, cordially invited to attend
By order OF Shockoe Hill Division No 81 : of T.
PEFENF1Elb TRENTO -.
DAVID A. BROWN, commi1'ee,
ps
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n.4D.--Tns nsnvirs Va News announces H..
death Of =. II. Lsst3oy, in Louisi,ns. end :. I
t"aYer. il, ia Georgia Egti. r,~',;ie4n,n ~-Te
former residents Of Is.yi.ia.
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WINTER SRT ~ N E4REE5T.-This Is z bright
toid. winter cay; the aiy has an Eager AMI nig-
PINK" feel. Firca sio~ ia the graic-. anI over
coats and shA"is, tars ard wsiied cloaks, haye
come into sudden snd genera! wear. Every sign
and synTto-l arcuui rs hatcEen that winter h.
verify sat in, though ~ over month earlier than
il has over dor" mere within car -ncpil"otioa.-E.
o. Pcayuas, Non. T.
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HE.uG il the aggregate the sum oE....... S44 to
= his ~ deducted from tre c4penG tutcs-S@Hs u
there r-uaiE, the sum of S4,5,c9l AND i may to
t'si her -tGseI that there Ne TOW reported On ham
over h,upl cOids Of wood, than at the CORES
r1Ld L nyr.1d last yeaTcosting from $50 10 - 80
@. c.rd. 90 THAI with these CeGugJIyn>, this com
iTtse are satisfied that ihe ratio Of expense. TO
crplts compare WITH the ear oI lowest eN'e1di-
;rrr mas lcressed oniy III appearance and not IN
,.srJ.
Tee sutiec, of reducing the .eneraj expenditures
gtl lCt he incomes ut The S3trIuu- IAnrJads
n" CDtCT. - iUEt 4 ~ attracting much npft.%
II, fio,. Interested ID tiiS Ge-rltt.pn Ut prefer
. The en.rfI amount If capital Invested, and
81 almost ry.sI sreuc~ ii Any i"Iurl II interest
,stvid nd- TO the st-khydeTR, present matters to:
a,ri1s r,teg tipt but your committee do not /. 81
rreperc3 il indeed Il Is thin the scope Of their du
ties IT, mae an special TO llnmeD>tti II this
subject: G ti.y feel III Ssity u sue rooHiEa
.aif,q !sssg. eJ r.tpS from III thar }tfJ1y uHd
es,aIr7G i7nS thy IL II 5'jters that TIE NUperT
isrdsl md Gf6trS Llaiog clu1gs = tn, Interests fs
ykt0t!sS lDyb 1rih cGrtt,d an! riIi,lnt .ye to
n. recruitment # ali sitf' cnl,uGtls auth Tr-
per easlS # chGrGrte- IN employees, end caue IL
ntnts1 as.
"A, conc u ion, your committee would recommend
ysviSio1 - lie l,L-rs u lhs Company. Some OF
them ire u long staudiDG and hence, not apgiic9-
be q several -, UCeS, 70 tue existing cpkalton
aud ueaSer Of tie Company.
All oi vh,cb Is respectfully reported.
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o. FOR RENT-And immediate pos
E. session can ne had p brick fWeliinG. suitable
To- DE acconm0dstitn Of Crnttel family, situated
o. nith, between Franklin and Grace sts. Apply 70
2 A. J CLUprBN,
Corner Of Wall and franklin SITS,
Opposite Messrs. Dickinson, Hill Co.'S.
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MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS
uar stock Of the above Instrument. /. lsr1e
sna very scieot. We have them arfrom $40 To So
Pens. Compssses. Proportional AID Spring Diy,ders.
&C., constantly on band, and made TO order. hY
VM. SATTLER CO,
ne - la Main nf
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JUST Il &c ELY E D, fresh supply of
- Burning Fluid, which ar, stling at thu lowest
rates. WAlilS8 & PEARCE, Druggists
OCT Corner 4t.h and Eroad ~
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90 LUST.-A BOIL TERRIER Per,
- about months old. and goes by the name
uI '',s &c. marked with brndle spots on white
grodnd round spot his neck. one eye covered by
q mark ears cropped. tail uncut, dUublsJointed in
his front knees and little surung had on leather
collar with brass buckle and ring countenancr ratb
or intelligent and sprxhtly, especially when he
smells meat IN your pocket. liberal reward will
be given for the above. if left at this Office
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T OST-on yesterday y, Steel front door
IL KEY. The fiu'er will be literally rewarded ny
leaving it at the DisBatch Office. 2t-lt%
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-07
Perfectly Pure Medical Tonic

Invaluable n remedy against BAD WATER,
GRAVEL, INDIGESTION. DYSPEPSIA, DEDILI-
TY, &c They also certify that theY found my
Schnapps to he free from Arnylic Alcohol or Fusil
Oil. an exceedingly hurtful ingredient. found in all
common Tin. which Or. Mott describes as " felid.
acrid, and asihmatical and producing rreparabe ef
fecs upon the nerves and stomach" The certificates
also prove my Schnapps perfectly clear of "thc So
cond or heavier Essential Oil OF Juniper also dan
gerous component, produced by the over distilation
practiced To increase the quantity in making ordinary
Gin
These statements are made with view to invite
comparison in California. between the genuine WOlfcs
Schnapps and the various brands Of bogus limitations
Mixed dOctored up, or fwecened Gin; IN square
black bottles, Limitation of my style 0 botles) under
different names and labels whether marked London,
mite variety confident that the trlal will result in
California just it has long since done in all the
older States, in repudating all the bogus. GnwhOlo-
some limitations referred to,and tn complete triumph
of my pure Scheidam Schnapps.
desire briefly To notice two facts which have lately
added largely to the of Wolfe's SchnApps in the
City of New York and elsewhere. 1T. Pure French
Brandy it is now almost impossible to obian-nearly
all the brandy imported from France being American
raw spirits sent there. made into handy. and shipped
beck again. 2d. Ma) people are abandoning the
use of American whskey, brandy and gin, since it
has been discovered that 1RYClINiNE, a deadly
poison is in use at the in dsiilliDg thereby ill
creasing the yield Of Liquor about one-third.
In conclusion, will say 10 all who desire Il who O.
agreeable tonic and siimulengive fair tria 10
W o L y T. s
Sclseidann Aromatic Schmapps.
UDOLPHO WOLFE, $ ole importer.
a6-3m % Beaver street, New York.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-07
LEGAL NOTICES.
TAT q T . Ds

yEyUE ETAX-pAYERS OF BUTTE COUNTY
n are hereby notified. that the State and County
Tax for the current year 1887 is now due, ana tat
the laws in regard TO their collection VIII DC scly
enforced y a, am 10
o'clock. NJ ami from O'Clock ill o'clock, r. NJ =.
Con., u9,sa PETER FREER,
Sheriff of Butte County and Collector.
NJ B-for the information OF the tax. payers OF
this county will state, that Section l3 OF the Keve-
nue. Law of this State passed April the 2'th 1907.
makes IL obligatory upon The Collector on the inlrd
upon the Duplicate Roll statement that he has lev
led npon all property upon which he is compelled TO
collect five per cent, one half OF which goes 10 inc
state the remainder to the County
sEc. a. On the Saturday next preceding the third
Monday of November, the Collector is compelled to
have his Delinquent List made up, and in addition
to The five per cent he is compelled TO charge "dty
cents on each and every lot, piece, tract Of land
separately assessed" half OF which goes towards
paying the expense of advertizing. the remainder
goes to the Collector, also twenty-five cents on each
assessment of personal property.
SEC Il. "0n or before the fourth Monday of No>
vember" the Collector is compelled to advertise the
delinquent list [s21l p. FREER, Collector
SEC. l. IAN taxes levied under the provisions Of
this Act shall be paid in the legal coin OF the United
States in foreign coin at the value paid for such
coin by the laws OF the United States. Provi-
ded however. that county taxes levied in accordance
with the provisions of any Special Act may be col
ected in such funds as in such Srecia CT may be
provided"
GE"N0TICE is hereby given, that on and after
this date, will not receive Count Scrip tor County
Taxes L. FREER, Collector.
Orove, September %, 1857