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Juctitol Selections.
AENABEL LEE.

% ,-a- many anu many a year ago.
l.a kingdom by the sea,
.H.. . maiden there lived whom you may kno"
.. .c pane OF huuaJelL Lees
..ftl.s maiden she lived with no other tho.t
ral 20 love and be loved By me.
: ss- o child and she was a child,
Faiths kingdom by The sea,
s.t.ra loved with a love that was more than love
Im. mv Aunabel Lee
v..u O. love that the winged ssraphs Of heaven
Cg.a.ca AeraHa me.!
aa' .a.s was the reason that longaso,
44U -.agiom by the sea,
A ..a. blew out o.a cloud, chilling
.'r..4.dfuI Auuabei Lees
satHai ucr h-1u-tors kiu-ruau came
AL bore her away from me,
90 ..u. Ierup in O. sephu.chre
ftaa kingdom By the sea.
IIs NIGEL. no. haIfso happy fra Heaven
H.t e.vvfu- her aaa me
l...-.. % Vas the reason Gas all mea know
Ir Ha. Kingdom Of tie SEM
That Doe wind came out Of the cloud -y nlsA',
Chilling and klHugmy Aulabei Lee.
.aar love # was srongarby fir than tie Jos
Ul,rese who we're Older than We
UI many far wiser than we
L.a neither the angels in Heaven above,
E.-ue demons down under the sea,
Cans.-r discover my soul from Che soul
lIus beautiful AuuaJelL Lee.
TortIa moon never beams, without bringing u
dreams
ofr- beautiful Auualc. Ice;
LnTs.e stars never rise but, feel tie bright eye
gu. beautiful AunaJsl Lee:
Gr.... I'D the night tide, J lie do"n by the Sid.
u..7 darling, my darling my life and ~
bride,
Ml-r sepu.chre there by the sea-
I be. tomb by the sounding se1
EDGAR 4. POE.
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FORTUNE FAVORs THE BRAVE.

4 military officer with whom we have
long been intimate, relates two incidents
connected with Croghan's gallant defence
at Fort Stevenson; one of which affords
a strong positive, and the other a stronger
negative proof Of the above quoted adage.
As the British and Indians, in their
operations, had violated their pledge, and
usage Of civil warfare, by wantonly muir
dering their prisoners, the members Of
Croghan's little band (only one hundred
strong, with a single six-Pounder, and sur
rounded by about six hundred British
/ troops, and thrice thatnumber ofIndians)
had mutually agreed to stand their ground
to the last and sell their lives as dearly
as possible. When all was ready, the
British commander sent a messenger,
under a flag Of truce, to treat for a sur
render Of the fort. Croghan, pointing to
him as he approached, exclaimed, It
will not do to let him enter here and see
our weakness who viii volunteer to
meet him A it was pretty certain that
/ whoever should leave the fort on such a
mission would be murdered by thedastard
Zoe, there was a brief pause, when En-
sign Ship replied, . 1 will upon one con-
dtion." % What Is it :" asked the cap
tain. " Pledge me your word, as an Of
/ fcer and a man Of honor, that you Will
keep that gun bearing directly upon me,
and that you viii fire It off the moment
you see me raise my hand" The pledge
was given, and Ship went forth. To all
arguments and persuasions Of the enemy
bis unvaying reply was, - I am instruct
2 ed to say that we defend the fort" Soon
the Indians began to surround him. One
clutched bis eapulette, another bis sword.
Ship, who was a man of herculean
frame, released himself by a powerful eff
= fort, and, turning TO the envoy, cody said
r Sir, have not put myself under the
protection of your truce without knowing
your mode Of warfare. You see thai
gun, said he, pointing to their solitary
;, siE-pounder. 1t is well charged witt
= grape, and I have the solemn pledge o
, my commander that it shall be fred a
the moment that give the signal. There
fore, restrain these men, and respect tho
; laws Of war, or you shall instantly ac
b company me to the other world" Th
= was enough. Ship was no more mo
Tested he returned to his comrades il
safety, fought out the desperate actor
that ensued, and obtained promotion 70
= his bravery. The counter instance refer
red to at the head of our paragraph wa
/ told as follows After the British AM
o. Indians had Withdrawn, Croghan MISE,
. one man (only one) who had belonged +
bis little band, and all efforts for his dis
d covery were, for some time, unsuccessful
IS At last his remains were discovered il
# the garnet of one Of the block-house.
: where ne crept for safety, and was cut i
two by cannon ball. All the rest
}. considering their chances Of life not wort
+ thought, had only sought to do thei
If duty, and escaped alive from perhaps til
! most desperate fight on record. The onI
man that was killed happened to be tn
L the only man who proved himself
o coward.
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T.rxzgzca,1 NOTICE

6 ". PARKER & CO., are now prepared to
~ furnish superior Musical Instruments from
the best makers in this country, such as Pianos
Meioaeons OF Ca1haTt's Patent. Quick sales and
small profits Is the motto, and viii sell cheap
er tnan the SAME KIND can be bought elsewhere
We keep good assortment On hand; call and
see. = uning and repairing done to order. Fm
further particulars address S. W. Parker &, Co..
Coventry, Vt
n. B. Every instrument sold by US warranted
to give satisfaction.
August /, 1657-52mG#
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Office.

RI HE Laws OF BUSINESS for Business men.
. by Theopilus Parsons, Ii. D. A work that
should be IN every mans hands, containing the
Law, and almost every subject that is Of interest
to business men or farmers; also large and
complete set of forms for deeds, bonds, contracts
leases. wills, etc.-Just the book needed in Yer
mont by every man that don't wish to nav a
heavy lawyers fee when he wishes a little BUSH
ness done An Agent viii visit Orleans COUNTY
soon, to obtain subscribers.
J. A. GRAVES.
SO I0ent f1,, Orleans Cge1t,,
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EUEn-iGrzHe.

T E. & G. H. DWINELL. manufacturers and
- . and dealers in Mahogany and Painted Fur
nlture Of all descriptions. Also Chairs and Cot
fms constantly or hand Also Agents for Brigs
ham ( Carpenters marble works.
Glover, Aug. 70, 1857. 35na8
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O. An editor whose subscribers COM
planned. he did not give them news enough.
'oid them to read the Bible, which would
doubtless be news to most Of them.
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LsoE:EEERTES.

z ME Lotteries Of Samuel Swan & Co. are es-.
E tered by the State ofGeorgia, and hayesFal
commissioners appointed to superinteli thsE
drawings, and certify that everything connected
with the same is done in a strictly honorable nan-
ner. They offer to the public fair opportunity
for investment, the interests Of parties at q d's'
lance being as well protected as though they were
present. The managers would respectfully cal
attention to the fact that all persons have a ega
right to send orders for tickets to Georgia, as ls
lotteries Of Samuel Swan & Co. are authorize
by the Legislature of that State. a lottery VII
be drawn every Saturday throughout the yeaI'a-
orders received being filed in the drawing Ee1'
TO take place after the same comes to hand Sc
cording to the scheme one ticket in ever .sl
must draw a prize. Tickets SO; halves "
quarters, 81, 80. No tickets sent unless tls non
ey accompanies the order. The drawing az
upon the principle of one number on each aeA11
and are so simple that none can fail % uDoersA..
them. There is no combination Of numbers "
mysrify the buyer. Prizes vary from s4J S'Lf
coo; every prize being drawn, and result o. 1Ia''
ing forwarded to all purchasers. s.-
DEA list Of the numbers that are draw I'VE
the wheel, with the amount that each Prlls III
titled to, viii be published after every aIln WIZ
N the following papers New Ori5a1,. .l.;is
Mobile Register, Charleston Standard Nt'N ".
Gazette, Atlanta InteHgeacer, Sara1aah w. ",
and New York Weekly Day Book L,e ~ ~
address plainly, and direct to S. SWAN o W.
Atlanta, GeorgiG. ,....4
Prizes paid in full no percentage oell'''
IRON prizes rs in other lotteries. ,i~f
All communications strictly confidential -
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BOOTS e SHOES.

TEFO the people Of Irasburgh and vicinity We
a wish 10 say, that inasnuch as Boots and
Shoes area cash article, and any amount of them
wanted, we hold ourselves in readiness to furnish
on short notice, any thing in our line that may be
called Tor. All orders shall be punctualIy and
promptly answered.; and all work done in our
usual good style and warranted perfect. On &C
count ofthe high prices of leather our profits are
necessarily very small, consequently we are
obliged to do all business on the ready pay system.
81. @. SARGENT 81 Co.
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AlisttIIoutous ArttfIts.
From the n \. Independent.
B o Y S.
Mountain Rest Motte1i0aH, }
Spnfrmber I.1S51.
A LETTER FROM HENRY WARD BEEcHER.

li''9 10 'i7 D'7' D'y o' autumn . ''i
mer Is gone gone 10" 9"l''iJ anu 'N-
percei'eaIy il has seemed 10 me IKE q
green lea' noa.ihS upon silent i''eI' 1t
came quietly toward me from above then
moved past in a shadowy and speeter-
ike way, and now has foated down and
gone past the bend IN the river, and i
shall see the summer leaf no more. In
/ like manner. the gold leaf Of autumn has
been rlisteniny in the distance. and draw
inc daily nearer. It too. IN turn. viii
dow and shine upon the spotted stream
oftime and 90 past. Then comes winter.
It hath no leaves TO give. It offers frost
particles and fakes Of snow instead. To-
day is a goblet-dav. Thewhole heavens
have been MINGLED wi.b exquisite skill
|t,a de1.cion- favor. and the crystal cup
put to every lip. Breathiugis ike ethe-
real drinking. lisa luxury simply to
exist. The whole air is full Of inarticu-
late music. Birds have given away to
the autumnaI choir. Cricketz, Iocusts,
and Latydids are chirping and harping
away at the most astonishing rate.
When birds sing they never I'LL the
air. They sing in multiplied voices, and
a. f--
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q When the freshman first tried pea
ches, he said be liked their favor. but the
seeds lay hard in his stomach.
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EIour. Eor.E.

HAMs, SALT, NAILS, COP FISH, RICE,
4 Z Saieratus, Sulphur, Chalk, Rosn, Indigo,
Camphene, Lamp Oil, Brooms, Pals, Raisins.
Cast Steel and Steel Plated Shovels, Bosworth's
Hoes, Glass Ware, together with a great variety
Of West India Goods and Hardware, which viii
be sold cheap at the COM. STORE.
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e. Fret not myself because Of evil
doors, neither be thou enyious against the
workers Of iniqui;y.
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ETuorTR ?

THE subscriber has constantly on hand extra
1 -four manufactured from the best Canada
wheat, better article than can be found in this
market GEo WoRTHINCToE. ,IR- &, Co.
Dec. 10 1856.
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CoEErNS ?

fNOFFINS constantly kept on hand by the un.
~ dersgned, at his residence in the East part
Of Albany. II. P. COBURN.
August Z, 1857-32tf
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NOTICE.

: 4 VIE Subscribers are this day receiving large
a assortment Of Goods, which viii be sold as
Cheap as any other Establishment,
not excepting the Commission Store. Our stories
are short, al we ask is, Just examine for your
selves and be your own Judges
GEO. WORTHAGTON JR. & Co
June 9, 1857.
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4 ] Worthington's can be found some Of the
Il best teas ever offered in this market. and }
good article Of dyson skin at 30 cts. h., and
others in the same ratio.
Dec Is 1885.
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fEHE subscribers are receiving a good article Of
Il Turks Island salt, and two bushels can be
bought for 81 rs at
Dec. IS, 1856. WORTHINGT0NS.
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LISTEN TO WORDS or TRITa
$. STANFORD sPFAErrr,,

DERMIT me, Sir. Editor. tlronsb 49,.
b TO say word for the benefit ~. z oo'-l-,
generally As ! have been a resident !, .l s Paa.
Tor the last fiye years and am pra,,, ...s ctr
qualnted with the wants Of this paoris VII ac-
cIi 1ae , at,el19n to my shoP on MecB., Ne
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O . re . 9

G ONE Of that best old government java Coffee
- can be found at Worthington's. Also some OF
the so called Java NOT SO GOOD.
Dee IS 1856
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CAoGhlng2

DEADY MADE CLOTHING Wortbinoo
II TONS can be found a large quantity Of Boys
and Mems Clothing
Dec. 10, 1856.
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Ready Made, or made to order. sny+l,.
line, of a superior quality and st[t, Jung il ga.
ever yet offered IN this market As NJ ~ saay-l.
gagged the services of gentle - We have N,
good share Of experience. ba7in,, WI, o.-' aas BAL
Gus cities in the Uaited S+stss 1elSa1 ava-.
J business. ga sle basr5s,
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CASH ~ HAnn
HARNESSES

And in addition to the above we vro~', =.
ton to our stock of ''l cal
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W E

feel confident with his skin s,s -,..
workman, with steady, indBs,-;-,.e" o,ii,las as
social manners, together with orr .- Lteils, alt
attendance and experience in brs,o..a.a persons.
render our shop worthy the ra,pec. ny We s5a-
Of all civilised Christian people. Tb 2asl'ol
me say therefore, {,
Come and We viii DO You Goo5
IF hungry we win feed, If dasti,,sS NVO0'
ply your wants, if cold we vii, - w vii. So,
have just received good sunni, .-, g you, as We
latest patterns and superior =. stoves Of The
ever before offered in ibis cou5. I-''y 70 anything
As particular attention win
branch Of business for the future - pa.1 to This
ourseIf to satisfy the mind, 1iess We TAl pledge
make the heart happy in cold weatbs see eye an
Yours excruciadugly,
Irasburgh, July 16, 1857. ''''VED.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-17
10 the Citizens of California.
c. A U r 10 NJ!
5CENN APPS.

Which aduteraled compo nds are intended to sell in
California against my genuine article
NV object is TO announce that have recently es
tabished au AGENCY IN SAN FRANCISCO for
supplying the State and Oregon with my Schnapps
aud that hereafter | Will always keep said agency
supplied with large stock; that respectable drug
gi-ts and liquor dealers throughout CaliiornIa
can always supply themselves at regular price,
merely enough over the New York price to cover
cost of freight and charges; thus avoiding compa' nj
as heretofore of occasional scarcity and extreme
high price
itis now many years since first imported these
Schnapps from the celebrated old stillery at Schei
dam, Holland, in which am interested. 1t Is now
conceded that no Gin was ever imported into this
country which has approached my Schnapps in re-
gnrd Ia PURITY, HEALrHFULNESS. and EX-
QUlSIrE AROMA or flavor. This claim. and for
proof point to their universal popularity and the i'm
mcnse aud increasing consumption by all classes,
north and south. east and west. comprising the tenn
perance people, medical faculty, &c. to such an ex-
tent that my establishment, pncking the enormous
quantity of 900 bottles per day, IS barely able TO fill
ITS orders.
Also, the Wolfe's Schnapps have been analyzed
by The most celebrated Chemists, Drs. Mot and
Deck, of New York, and others, who all testify that
mr.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-17
THE GOLDEN GATE;
Mining Company.
Capital Stock s,aO,oco--No. of shares 200

TuNHE aboye Companys Claim is located In Main
Feather River. commencing at the head Of the
ired feet up the river to the Nebraska Claim. Said
pnmpany has been organized, and those desiring to
subscribe to Stock dnd the books at the law Office
Of p. II. Harris, ESQ on Myers st.
n2 PER OkAkR 70 THE TRUSTEES.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-17
Lost---$lO Reward!

EANES KENNOVAN lost, on Saturday night asst
eD somewhere between Montgomery street and his
cabin at the foot Of HuntDOn street, TWO GOLD
MEDALS; one pr sented To him by the citizens of
Sonora, Tuolumne county, tho other. in The shape OF
star, also present, from the citizens of Columbia
ANY person finding the above. cia; and receive
the above reward by leaving hem at this flee,
Uroviile Dec 18Th.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-17
SAN FRANCISCO ADV'TS.
j. Kegam's Steam Refined
CANDY MANDATORY !
No. 80 Montgomery street. between Bush and
Sutter SIS, San Francisco.


Poets sing OF the Spices IN Indian Isles,
OF the ctr ~, the orange and lime.
They sing of the fragrance 80 lavish diifus'd,
By the hreeae in each tropical CLINE.
Let The epicure boast of each tiavor'd dish,
The flavor uf wines or French brandy,
Yet none ol the list named above can compare
With J. Hegan's "Sleam Refn'd Candy"
Rich spices aud frnts and eel flowers may be sold
Or dishes fnr icures dainty;
But the question in this will not debate,
Yet each have admirers in plenty.
Nithai, there are none of them half so well priZd
From the sw eel prattling child To the dandy,
AS that sweetest of sweets avery where duttz ID
mean Regan's steam Refined Candy"
"Regan' was first upon the Pacific Coast,
Who made contectlOns--the fact L. known well:
Tho twas years since. he continues IL still,
Aud sells by wholesale and retail.
lie = selling his stock al such reduced rates,
That purch; sers arr always handy,
And hi'y lind ench variety known to the trade,
Among }. Rcgan's "SteGm RehhI Candy"
He's san hundred varieties, that need not be nam'd
Aud being made ny the new improved process,
He seil hts goods cheaper than any other man,
For parties, 10 families. grocers.
Ot French Candies now his assortment is large,
And buyers will lud 1 most handy.
To call or send for their holiday stock right away
Uf Regun's "Seam Retlnn Candy"
y Orders by Mail or Express promptly filed and
forwarded dS- 3m
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-17
Perfectly Pure Medical Tonic

Invaluable IA n remedy against BAD WATER,
CIR aVEL, INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA. DEBIl.l-
TY, &c They also certify that they toand my
Schnnpps to be free iron Arnylic Alcohol or Fus
Oh! an exceedingly hurtfui ingredient, found In all
common Gin. which Dr. Mott describes AS "feid
acrid, and ashmalica and producing irreparable ef
tec,s upon the and stomach" The certificates
also prove my Schnapps perfectly clear of "the Sc
cond or heavier Essential Oil OF Juniper, also dan
ger0us component. produced by the over d.stlllaOn
practiced 10 increase the quantity in making ordinary
Gin "
These statements are made with view to invite
comparison IN Oalforniabetween the genuine Wotc's
Schnapps and the various brands OF bogus limitations,
mixed, doctored up, or sweetened Gln; in square,
black bottles Limitation of my style OF bottles) under
different names and labels. whether marked London,
GERMANY, Holland Scneidam Schnapps, Sc, in ind-
mite variety confident that the trial will Fesut in
California just as il has long since done In all the
older states. in repudiating all the bogus unwhOlo-
some limitations referred o,and IT, e complete triumph
of my pure Scheidam Schnapps.
desire briefly 10 notice two facts which have lately
added largely 70 the Use Of Wolfes SehaaIpS in the
City of New York aud elsewhere. LIT, Pure French
Brandy is now almost impossible to obtain-neary
all the brandy imported from France being American
spirits sent there, made into handy. and shipped
back again. ID. Many people are abandoning the
use Of American whiskey, brandy and gin. since IL
has been discovered tnat STRICllNiNE, deadly
poison. is in at the west in di>tlng, thereby in
ireasiug the yield OF Liquor about one-third.
In conclusion, will say TO all who desire whOes
some agreeable tome and slmuIentgive iair tralto
" o l. K E S
ScheidaIla Aromatic Schnapps.
UDoLPHO WOLFE. ) ole Importer,
a6-3m ~ Beaver street, New York.
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lie down and fall asleep upon the grass. Ro-
yer was younger then, fine, large, active
dog. He was very fond Of you, and when
you we're out alone at play, he would always
keep with you, as il he we're afraid you
might get into danger.
:" One day you went into the garden with
your little basket, and gathered il full of
flowers. Rover was asleep on the other side
Of the house, and did not see you 90 out. /
was looking from the window, and all at
once saw Rover start up and come running
into the house. He acted as il some one
had called him. After running through all
the rooms below, heard his big feet on the
stairs He came up with two or three heavy
bounds. Entering into my room, he looked
all around and into my face"
+" Where's Harry, Rover 7" said, for the
thought Of you came instantly into my mind.
/" Go find him, sir"
"The dog understood me. He turned
short away, sprang down stairs, and out into
the garden. | followed him, for ! felt
strangely concerned about you. As | ap-
preached the lower part OF the garden, |
heard Rover growing, and soon saw him
shaking something in his mouth with great
NiVichec, Wuiic ttc HaI Ou HIS uouy otUuu
out stiff like bristles. Close behind him
you lay sleeping on bank. You may sup
pose | was almost horror struck to see
senomous snake in Rover's mouth. The
faithful dog had doubtless saved your life.
And you-ah, Harry think Of it-and you
have been SO thoughtless as to strike Ro-
vert"
The boy, at this, burst into tears, and hid
his face in his mothers lap. He continued
to weep for some time then he went after
the faithful animal, and when he had found
him, he caressed him and talked to him in
such kind way, that Rover, who never
held resentment, forgot in an instant the
blow he had received. and was happy again
as an old dog could be.