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The Nevada Democrat., 1857-07-15
ANORDINANCE M fSRELAT1Or Il TO SIDE.


The Trustees of the City of Nevada do ordan as follows,
SECTION Within thirty days from the oath day Of June
1851 it shall be the duty of the property holders
ach side OF Main street between the intersection OF Com
mercal street and the California Stage Companys stable
70 construct sidewalks in front of his her property IN
accordance with the grade Of the street
SEC 1t shall be the duty of the Marshal TO supervise
the construction of said sidewalks accordance with tha
requirements Of the preceding section
SEC D. If any property holder on Main street between
the temini specified in the section of this ordinance
shall fail to construct the sidewalks front of his her
property as required it shall become the duty Of the Mar
ha TO let out contract for having the work DONE AID
the property along the line thereof shall be held RESPONSE
Die Tor the reasonable expenses of the same.
rasssed June 18th, 1857, W. p HARRINGTON, l'reat
T, II, ROIFR Clerk : 2S Q,v
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\ TtIItIoner.
:
A DALINISTSATOR'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
n Order of the Probate Court Of Nevada county n
will sell al Public Auction the premises SATURDAY
July 1Sth 1851 the following described property belong
ing to the estate of ISRAEL JOINER deceased viz
House and Lot situated in Humbug City; also vacant
lot situated in the same town and county aiOfesaid.
Nevada, June 14th, 1857, Ft
sls, ~ ae f.. h. NICHOLSON, ~ ,s
: WAN. G. Public AdmnistratQr.
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SACRAMENTO STREET, BELOW MUNIOOhENI'
opposite
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co.'s OFFICE
i. rrrNDINC. AND RESIDENT PHYsI.

= =" SAN FRANCLSLUI CALIFUHNLd' n"
Esblished for he Permanent Cure Of all Privdte and
Chronic Diseasss, and the Suppression Of QadckTy
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-07-15

A CARD FROM DR. J. c. Y0UNGS PRIVATE MEDICAL
n OFFICE-TO the aflicted.-In this age Of progress
when science Is almost miraculous everything in
place Is looked upon not worth notice. In view OF this
up sars has concluded TO leave the beaten track hther
pursued by most scientific physicians (hat Of waiting
the public to find you alone and pnblsh to the world
as much may be- his knowledge of the healing art to let
those who need Of assistance know where they can
find relief without fear of being imposed upon.
In continuation of this subject Dr. Young would say,
that for the past ten he has pursued the practice OF
medicine Of the largest cities in the United States
with the highest success and that his standing phys
clan Is without reprOac having at one time been lecturer
at the University OF Pennsyvan veneral diseases
Upon these considerations Dr. Young has confidence in
introducing himself to the public knowing that they will
sustain well earned merit.
The following are few of the many testimonials which
have appeared in the public journals within the last few
years:
From the Boston Medical Journal
Although opposed to the system of advertising,
for good and sufficient reasons still deem it but justice
to say that Dr. Young is Of the most industrious and
ndefatgable votares Of medical science in the United
States.
From Professor Jaskson.]
The subscriber Is personally acquainted Dr. Young and
has much Of his practice and can bear testimony tC
his merits a practitioner.
from the New York Herald1
The eminence Of this distinguished gentleman in his pro
sson and the very extended opportunities possessed by
him for the observation Of veneTal disease makes his
vices invaluable TO those afflicted with the above com
plants.
from the Wing and Advertiser1
All afflicted with privale complaints should If possible
consult Dr. Young, whose medical education Is not
passed by any Physician in the Country In his skill hon
and integrity, all may rely with safety, while most o
the medical practitioners in this city without honesty
respectabty their preensons being grounded in gnO
rance and assumption
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-07-15

State ofCalfornia County of Nevada SIT appearing
to my satisfaction from the complain and fdaVit that
there just Of action existing against the defend
ant and that the defendant has departed from the
State 1t is therefore ordered that service Of the foregoing
Summons be had by publication in the Nevada Democrat,
each week for the term Of three months.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-07-15

FOB PRINTING, OF ALL KINDS, NEATLY Exc.
d cued at this Office.
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PATRICK O'BRANIGAN.

To MICHAEL CLANCY. q
~. No. :. Broad street.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-07-15
CITY TRUSTEES REPORT.

In accordance with the provisions of the act to ineorpor
ate the City of Nevada the undersigned submit the follow
ing report showing the receipts and expenditures ofthe City
lv 81
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Given under my hand this 1th day Of May A. n. 1851
JOHN CALDWELL Justice of the Peace.
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BY WM. SAITH, Deputy. ...r -
S7-5w. HESEr MEREDrrn, Atty for Petitioner.
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CTATE or CALIFORNIA oo11Nrv or Nrr.

Corner of California and MONTGOMERY ,ts t. iUUN
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Corner Of Montgomery and California sts., over Wells
Fargo Co.'S. Express department [3l
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c,rATE OF CALIFoRNIA. COUNTY OF NIyl.
AN ORDINANCE NO. no rS, PROTECT THE

Dy WH' oHIIH, deputy.
'Churchman L Martin, Att'y's for Plaintiff.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-01
.NOTTCE

OFFICE or THE RyTTE QUARTz MINING Co. }
Oroville, May l9jh. l-S7.
ATOTIOE is hereby given a. the Stockholders OF
IN the Butte QuarIz Mining Comp any, thar u Sc.
cond assessment of thr.efour,hs of per cett on
the capita stock of said Company has this day been
levied BY the Board OF Trustees and iaade pay Die
nj the Treasurers Office on before the l7tk day Of
June, A. ID. 1887.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-01

a =, nLrJ \, :, -, \, - -
Nv 'hHf'ei' I II ~ P'0'f"t u" Ht
peter prOfCCft0H o. tr IOWn " OTO-
pj/Ir 0p0IDSt 80JUuDFS 6U Fire.
-, - M ~ o., 90 ,
nv ""a'H vi '"S'''9 VI ''o INV" vi 'I"''"0 w
"'""'' ~ '"''""S'
SIC. /. Each and every tenant OF any house within
tn" corporate limit. of the town Of 0ro'ir l. here
10y r,quIrcd Ia have, within ten day iruIn the as
sage 9" this ordnance, IN some convenient place IN
or about the premises occupied by hm or them. con,
saUily on hand with Two or more buckets, mo- les
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-01
Ordinance No. Z.

IN ORDLN,lNCE faing the amount o.
Tar tale paId dgperSons cho shaiiherc-
after let their Dogs rim At large w'hiT
The corDorGte iimns Cfthe Torn Ct orc.
rWe.
The Board Of Trustees or the Town OF Orov!le, do
Criam - follows:
SO. LIST. Each individual or copartnership Of in
dvidual. in the town OF OroNile WHO hull hereafter
7"tthn the corp rate limils OF the town OF O"oNiN"
allow his her their dug. or uu-s To run AT large.
shall pay into the Treasury of Tue town ot Droyllc.
yearly tax of xix dollars PER head Tor each dog OF
either g,nd +.
SEC !d. Each and every person required by this
ordinance 10 pay dog INK, shall place ar cansc 20 Oe
placed upon the neck II his, her or heir dog or dogs
col ar, within thirty days from thr passage Of this
ordinance. aud any dog found running a. inrge inter-
The expiration OF SAID thirty onts without - collar
so placed upon his or her neck, with the owners
namr, and number of his tax receipt shall be kllrd
bS the police ut said town.
Passed May l3. 1857
TilOS. WELLS, President.
L., Iprt
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-01
Osaui!le DalIq Nntte RelarG.
continual from first page }


Coffee has this aIkaloid in an emin-
ent degree. The coffee berry, which
supplies, at the present time, Almost
all European demands, was first dis
lowered in I6lS, by an Arabian mcr-
chant, who sent to Van Hoorn. Cover
nor of Batavia, and who largely propa-
gated it; and this happened twenty
years after It's discovery. The seeds
were procured from Mocha, in Arabia.
Niebhur saws, that it ws fr,t brought
from Abys;nio to Yemen BY the Arabs,
and sold as family medicine.
During the ten years war between
England and France, the duty on this
berry was so high as almost to put it
out of the power of the Iaborng classes
to enjoy sinle cup Of It Goblet, of
Register notori"ty, suggc 4tcd sub~ti-
tute, roasted barley, mixed with the
common edible pea scorched almost
black, which proved to be a very pal
atable drink and had many Of the cof-
fees stimulating properties
Doctor johnson u.ed to say, GIVE
me cup of tea to make me think. but
a cup of ceff e to make me talk
Whether this gives the rcpnted loqua-
city to our fri nds the French, and
their habl'ual taciturnity to the Eng
lisn and American, | leave Others to
settle to suit themselves.
The worthy Doctors gossi ping pro-
pensitics were well known, and it is
hard to say how many OF his good ~
ings are to be attributed to this drink
tea. Dear old G'ldey used to call
him The walking teapot; and when he
Doctor was not in his hiatus, he used
to ascribe 1t to the badness Of the tea.
Mrs Thrall used to 90 to cxtraordina-
ry expense to please the Doctor, who
always honoredher BY saying that Mrs.
Thrall was the only on who could suit
his taste to T. his memorable DIS
itch addressed TO that lady is well
known, and shows bis greedy fondness
for the article.
opotent liquor, pour it out; nor por it with a
frown
Thou canst not pour it out fast | can pour il
down.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-01
Ordinance No. ~.

IN ORD .N.4.NC T. to pr0ride for the pro-
tection ofI3e and property, AMI againI
tie unIdWtW use Of Fre-armS, GRd
Ggaiast Furious Riding ami D'iUing
withjk the corporate L1luts Of the IOlcj,
Of OTODtUe.
The BOARD OF Trustees of the Town of Oroyllle do
-. Ill. ,.s follows.
SEc 1T. Alter the passage OF this ordinance it
shall nOI he lawful fur any person To discharge amy
gun, pistol, other frr-arn within the corporate
limits of the Town at OrOVTiIe. And i shal not
hereafter be lawful for any person or persons To ride
or drive through upon any o the streets or alleys
Of said town. wit in the corporate limits thereof, at u
urraer ~ eG than ~" rate of seven miles per hour,
unless II be officer or physician III the discharge
OF hls legal or professional duties.
SEc. ID ANY person convicted in a court of COM
pe,ent jurisdiction Of violating the provisions ot this
ordiuahce, shall be fined IN sum not exceeding one
hundred dollars. II d may he imprisoned term not
exceeding ten days for each offence.
Passed May 20 1897
TIIOS. " ELS, President
Attest :. l.. SNYDER. Clerk.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-01
Ordinance No. III.

nv ORDLN.ANC crratig The otice Of
1orH SHi cegor IN unit for the 1o'cn n
OrOUW'.
The Board of Trustees of the Town of OrovilIe, do
ordaiu uS follows
SEC. LIST There sl.alI be elected by The Board Of
Trustees of the town ot Orovillr surveyor IN ard
for said town, who Shall mn said office from lhr time
of hi election aud qualification. until the tr-t Mon
day ia May, 1855. and until lis successor is duly
elected ami qualified. l- shall take The CunslItt-
tonal oath OF office and give bond IN the peual sum
of five thousand dollars, pa,Hhic To the inhabitants
OF the town ol Oroviii1 cOndiiuurI for the tah mi
discharge ct his official duties. and secured by TWO
or more good and sufficient surctcs, 10 be approved
by the Poard uf Trustees.
SEC. ID The Town surveyor of said town shall
receive compensation for his official services, fro m
the Town Treasury.
Passed May ~ lNJ
TGIOS. WELLS, President.
Attest :. l.. SNYnER. Nlerk.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-01
Ordinance No. 10.

nv ORHLN.4.NCE presenting the man
ner Of nforcmg the c0iitct,On Of .Nu-
nicipai PoH TareS IN the Iown Of
OrOriHe
The Board Of Trustees of the Town of Oroyille, do
ordain as follows:
SEC LIST. From and after he taking effect Of this
ordinance. the Marshal of the town of OrOyflc il
hereby authorized and empowered To seize and eA-
poe 10 at pbulic auction any personal properly
Of any person liable to- ana who refuses 10 pay his
Municipal Poll Tax in said town.
Passed May 70. 1857.
THOs. WELLS, President.
S.L.SEYDKR. Clerk.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-01
!.:2y323lA39 9L2.9.a-39D
EEFERVESCING TEMPERANCE
BEVERAGE

The most Wholesome, refreshing. and iuvigOrating
Drunk in the World.
FYNIIE POWDER from which lhs is prepared ia
made entirely from vegetable ingredients. col
lectcd from all parts of the world, aud combined to-
gether with great skill and care Two teaspoonsful
ptt into dry tumber OF large size with n sufficient
quuntty of water added. produces immediately II
cooling uraught of charming excellence and flavor,
and health giving effect II is adapted to all
and every ones use, and is especially suited for those
who 90 To sea, preventive OF sea-scknesS, cos
uVcness and the gcntrnlly unpleasant state of tho
syst IN arising FROM change Of climate and living
1t also lessons the danger RS of ACQUIRING discusses
der tropical snu, and all YO aIe about to take the
trip To the eastern States. II they re ard heah
az Il comfort on the way. should vol fail to obtain
supply before starting. and more il ladies chit
dren are with them: or inv0lls. or tn Sex. rs mo-
thing is grateful 10 the palate and stomach This
and re'iss the currVAting effects OF hot countries 50
we'll aud, u like ARDEN >plrjis, Il does not cniee5ie
by lnllamug; but strengthens and eNherales both
body aud mind by its nutritious powers aud he en-
ergS which II imparts to the d-es process. sea
men also should he provided with some before they
leave por
glass taken at any time during the day eemoves
all feelings ohea thirst, even OF hunger; and its
being made in II lcreai measure of vegetable acids.
Ia prevent Scurvy and puriis The @tood AT the sRne
ume. II is also in auable Restorative tor those
WI" lahol hard for Il living such ~ t'Fmrrs' Miners
Alrchar ics and .ahorers and to sh"Ii-keepefS FRO
trNhuai men aud others, whose occupation comprls
them 10 lead sedant ~ lives drought before break
fast gives new spirit for the businass of the any.
Medical men who know iIs composition speak in
me highest terms of its utility, and al the poets
pruse l, Byron calls it the blest Sherbe Moore
make' frequent mention of IL, and IIahZ the great
PERSIAN poet. Is loud in praise of il
,F,epared by AUGUSTUS HOGG, London, New
York and san Francisco
= Depot: Davis Street Drug Store. near Jackson san
and Dealers
Priee-So Cents per Boi;le--each Que will make l2
N. B Agents wante1 and supplied on the most
IhOerai ana COMPREHENSIVE ep2l3m.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-01

COkNLR MYERS II BlRD SIS, OROFlLLE.
z WOULD SAY To MY FRIENDS ana the public,
n THAI having become sole proprietor of HE above
establishments am read! to serve Them with the best
and freshest
BREAD, PIES, CAKES &C,
At short notice and on the most reasonable terms.
SODA, SUGAR & BUTTER CRACKERS
Constantly ON hand My Wagon will deliver every
thing in my line at the residence OF my customers.
CHARLES CHERRY.
Orovile. Ju:y -, 1856 jy22tf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-01

lO7 Clay st, San Francisco,
OFFER FOR SALE
ALCOHOL:
CASTOR OIL;
TARTARIC ACID;
BLUE NIrRIOL;.
FRESH HOPS 4
CAMPHOH;
CREAM OF TARTAR;
SAL SODA:
SEIDLlTZ POWDERS;
BORAX:
STRYCHNINE;
FLAVORlNG EXTRACTS;
SHAKERS HERE'S;
EPSON SALTS;
SUP CARB CT SODA;
BAY RUM;
MUSTANG LINIMENT;
ALUM'
BRISTOL BRICK;
SALT PETRE;
IRI>H MOSS:
CANARY SEED;
JAMAICA GINGER;
GUM ARABIAC;
INDIGO;
CALABRIA LIQUORICE;
SASSAFRAS BARK;
TOWNSEND'S SARSAPhRlLLA;
SANDS SAESAPARlLLA
COOPER'S ISINGLASS;
YELLOW WAX;
COpPEKAS;
AND A
FuN s. compiete assortment of desicble
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
r. & CO. rr-pectfully-s orders tom The country
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-01
TOWN ORDINANCES.
Ordinance No. q.

IN ORDIl:4.NUE firing the amount or
License TO be p III To parsons b0,c6n 9
or pediing rjthtH the cO,PoJdt. lin Is ~
TIE t0icR Of O,ocHs.
The BOARD 1T Trustees Cr the town Of 0rcville, do
Ortian - follows:
SEC. Each individual or co'parinership of in
diydunls who sha here ter hawk or Freddie goods
either 10y horse or any othet convey vance Ntliih me
corporate limits ct the town st orCtle. shall paN
into the Treasury oi the 'uN Of uruNIr quarterly
license ia the amount ofthirlN dniar~.
SIC ;. Each and q" cry person or co-pattncr>hip
required 10y this ordinance" 10 procure "a license,
shall Ulun CnuNic 'ou in any court OF comprieul
jurisdiction OF violating the provisions at tblN urdt
nnnco. or refusing or negirCilng a. procure such
license us y hereby re urrd bc fined IA sum not
exceeding one hundred dollars aud mty also be- in
pri~oued not exceeding ion days Tor each offence.
Passed May - 1851
TlOS. WELLS, President.
Attest, :. l. SNYpYR. Clerk.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-01
HE orrIC <

OF the IS Butte Quartz Mining Company" s in the
Ourt Hocse. 3. w. W. COUGHEY, Sec'y.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-01
MISCELLANEOUS.
Wagon Road Convention.

SPECULATORS may talk If the near wagon road,
- But to the working community. there's nothing
like board
You may talk of boarding houses, ard say what you
will.
There's none like the MAINE ROUSE that's close by
the tnill
II is the oldest and best house that is in this TOWN,
And through easy an hard times II never runs down.
TO men of great small apees. this Will say.
You can board b. the week. or board 10y the day.
or fy0u have four bits. and hungry y0u te,
Come in AMI you can have II substantial ueal
Ale won't feed you on hash, or any such sluCe--
lie keeps sUper!or Temperance House.
If you ask why its superior, wllt let You know,
lie buys grub The cash from the merchants below,
And that Is the reason lhAi he eau AFFORD,
For less money to give You superior board
The house IL well ventit ted ia suit the summer,
And every ones weIcome excepting "a GUNNER
F ON lover OF good grtb, Maine House, Mont
Romery st Oroville. by
mylS-tf /. MCCCLbLN.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-01
Ordinance No. ~.

Attest. :. l.. SNYDER. Clerk.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-01

HDRIVAEE Medical 00cr-IIundreds of those who
4 have contracted disease are di-adpointed OF
care 10y not calling on Dr. Young at first He VIII
forfeit any rum if he fails to any cas-" that may
Gene under his care. matter how long standing or
aflhcuG such as ulcers, tumors. n0des, lunches,
pimpes on the fac" and body pans ia lhe bones and
ious wHkcfulnrss. trembling. copper cuiorrd sores,
sting of the bones. emaclation. loss Of appetite,
Strength ud fsh. sores IN the nose and ears loss OI
hair weak eyes. itching humors 4 Many persons
after heing relieved a. all extern Al appearances OF
private disease, suppose themselves cured. bu after
a few months find they are lroeibled with various
SYMPTOMS which they never had bclUPc. and which
the, find it Impossible 10 relieve. To all who are nj
6cied in this way. Dr Young weuld particularly
omturnd trinof his skill. The symptoms with which
YOU are troubled CAUSED by talnls ia the blood,
which soouer or later viii destroy health and hap
nurs4 Nc pcrsOn who has ever had ah altack of any
private complaint should not fan 10 consult DIR. Young
! and take few bottles of his invaluable purifying
medicine they can rest assured hat their blood s
In a perfectly pure aud heulthy condition. and tha1
every trace of disease Is removed iun the ~ stem.
Recent cases cured in sron Two To five days without
change of diet cr hndrance from business or no fee.
DIR j &. YOUNG
Office corner Montgomery and California streets,
cppo-ssse Wells, Fargo Co.'S O6Sce hours from =
A. NJ. 70 =. NJ.
Marysuille, June 10Th l9j5
uAR J. g. YoUNG--DEAR FIR Please send me
~ of the medicb2cs you prescribed m nv
c.se. have friend here who j. troubled in exactly
-. sane way thai was. lie has nightly emissions
rins,.ia ad weak back, loss Of memory
and Is generally dcbIiitated ne ~ discouraged and
has not confidence enOngh to enable him to call and
you. Told hm how | was aud that my friends
all sand Wa "a coDsumptIOn and the doctors up here
gave me ug aud advised me To 90 home 10 die. bun
instead of going home called upon you aud here's
~. well any OF them. and likely 10 live long
time ,e wil6 strenth enough t. work with the strong
vi Them. Doctor. I Will sen" fery to yoa that
lOoks ~ IN ttough be needed %; stefan II shall
not eerRs iaVil 4 ANY one dies for want of medical
treatment. | viii do all can to keep the afflicted
away tom those pests OF society yeicpt professors
and nigh ldng titled mcn who II tn" facts were
known. who left their country to their coun-
lry's good Publis this lety'r DOCTOR II you wish,
and hope some of those that humOugged me, may
IL and sleep tst 'or one night.
Truly 20 r., GEO. DAVIDSON.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-01

reality the grea,es; luxury that Nebraska affords at the present time. The plums are very good, and some excellent, but presume they con. sidered more so, as We have but little fruit of any kind.
 Apples are brought from Missouri on the boats. and sell for S6 to Ss per barrel, and quite midd!ine in quality a, that.
 A good deal of rain fell here through August, nnt, as whole, i, was much cooler than inc months of June ana July. We have but liule suitry weather; still few days in August were somewhat muggy, but nothing like the old-fs- hio"ed dog days l have experienced in tse East. Noso4,.s
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-01
Gbe 2itt96el0 Gnq}awsr.
Litcha i'd. Conn, Thursday, Get. ], 1887
Financial.


 The news of yesterday shows hut little i'm. prcyement in financial affairs Tine BUston Banks. it is hoped. will weather the crisis and we have tie assurance Of the officers of the Banks Ill New fosk. that they will not only sustain themselves but be able to offer more assistance to these outside
 Erie ii Road stock is down to 10 cents or the d"llar-and it is not at all probable that il will pay the interest due to-day.
 A telegraphic report from New York, last night, refresented that Harper & Brothers. the famous publishing house, lad failed.
 The Providence banks voted 3l ayes tc nays to suspend. Liabilities on'y one quarter ot their capital
 Garner & Co.,, of New York, who have one million of dollars to pay in October, have failed The Post says:
 .'Tney have offered 10 make sacrifice of ha!f million of dollars in order to raise sufficient sum to carry them through but the money could not be had, and they have wisely preferred to stop at once. The assets of the honss said to be much larger than their liabiIities. without touching their mill proper,y.-in which they have invested three millions of dollars. Several tiot- sand people are depsndent upon them for labor. Mir. Garner failet in Is32. compromised with his creditors, and after three years of prosperity, paid them np iu full. I'try have heen inStru,nr ntal during the present panic. of sustaining several other houses, who now able to go wish their business, relying their undoubtej credit to meet their o~n engagements"
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-01
Notice.

N HEREBY give notice to the inhabitants of the z town of Kent G., that will receive Taxes dut from said inhabitants at the residence of Benjamin Tompkins, Esq, in Kent Hollow, on the 18th day of October A. D. 1851, from clock A. NJ. till l2 at noon also from o'clock till P. M at the store of Fanton X SeSar, south Kent on said day {; also on the l4th day of said October at the wagon shop of Allen and Linus B. Vinegar in Macedonia in sail Kent, from A. M till F. NJ. also from 2P. M till 4P. NJ. at Edward M Judds Hotel at Kent Plains. | having received from proper thority warrant for the due collection of said Tax, and all persons who are liable to pay taxes in said to, n who shall neglect and refuse to pay their spcctive taxes the times and at the places above specified will be forced to pay the same by legal process. HARVEY IURRILL, Collector
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