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The weekly Butte record., 1858-09-25
BUTTE RECORD.
A. Horses Epitaph.

We ind the following verses in the Golden Ers.
authors name is a mystery:
Here lies faithful steed,
Astaunch, Incorporating Hsilvsr grey,
Who ran the race Of life with sprightly speed,
Yet never runaway.
Wild oats he never sowed.
Yet mas.icated tame ones with much zest;
Cheerful he bore each light allotted load,
As ehceriulIy took rest.
Bright were ssseyes, yet soft,
And in the main his tail was white and fuwing,
And though he never sketched a single drsughi,
He showed greet taste for drawing.
Lii1e were IFS ii..bS and clean,
Fitted like for buggy or for dray,
And like Napoleon the Gres-, II ween,
He had martial ns'gh
Oft have watched Tin grace
His f.vori,s STALL we'll Uttered, warm and fair,
with such sonteDiment shining irout' his face.
And such stable air
With here and there a speck
OF roam diver-ifying his broad ssck
And. uartyr-liie. halter round his NECK,
Which bound him TO the rack.
Mors omnibus. at lergsh
The hey day of his life was damped by dezth,
30 summoning all his late remaining strength.
He drew-his fnal breath,
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Constable's Sale.

61f VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ont ot John s. Berrys Count. Justice of the Peace
in and for ophir Township. County of Butte and State
OF California, to me directed and delivered, commando
ing me to make the snin of hundred and twenty
dollars damages, (Si20 0o) and and eighty
lo0ths dollars cosls OF suit with accrung Of said
writ wherein WILLIAM hUTfON is plaintiff and LY-
MAN BRISTOL is defendant. have levied upon and
viii expose at public sale TO the highest bidder for
cash. on Saturday the 25th day of Septemb ber
A. d. l55s, at the hour OF eleven O'Clock, Of said day
all of the right title. and interest of the above named
defendant in and to the following described properly
W.T. All of that certain piece parcel of land lying
and being situate in Oroyle, County of Butte and State
Of California and described follows wit being the
one undivided half of block lTiyonc Oh as laid down
on the map Of the Carlton Tract of land on file in
the Recorders Office Of said County also lots number
one ~ and two (2) of block twenty-ne t2i) as laid
down on the official map Of the Town Of Oioyille now
ie IN The Recorders Office of Bnls County, together
with all and singular the :enemens hereditam ens and
nppurtenalcss hereunto belonging or in aywiss apper-
aiming.
The above sale to take place in front Iotn s. Ber-
rvs Office, in the Town OF 0royile County and fate af-
ore-gid Z. MAGUlRE. Constable
Oroyiile, Sept 3 1855
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Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. TTsf MEETING
~ of the citize-s of .ico Schos Di-tr.r Md VIII
he held at Chic. Wednesday. Sspeit 30 h. 81,
loenlify of the School nf said Ds I. d hif Q y
new School Houee The ie n-fH t. N ee fF,.
expenses ,f 5ndins said new hpr- -. ~. y c.,v
estimated nj s4oo 90, the r,i~d &. ,xalcn
or otherwise a. the meeting ersin \ plan Of
the School House can be tn bar room, ef
the Chico Hotel. By order of ih f,oaa, a. .s-h al
Trustees. w. p. Tll.ilIN. S.f.rs.,rv
Chico. Sept 9Th, 1859. ss-0l
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DeclaratOrY Notice.

HNE, the undersigned citizens Of Butte county Cal.
ifornia. do make and subscribe this OUR deca-
ration of intention to organize company under the
and style of the Junction Road Coripany- lof
the purpose of constructing Turnpike oad from Orc,
Vile ria Longs Bar White Eock and tie junction OF
the North and South Forks Of Feather River place
known as Jacks Ranch in said county of Butte And
notice is Hereby further given that the undersigned will
meet the ST. Nicholas Hotel in the town of Orcyi.le
on Mondn' October ith A. D. ISIS for the purpose Of
preliminary organization provided by an act Of the
Legislature OF the State of California passed s7 irh
1853. entitled AN act authoriz the ormatio 81 coz
pura tons for the construction of plank or turnuiks
roads"
Jacob Powell. PS Carlow Johr Rice
Leovy WIN Leonard CFcoIton
VIM Hess y Savage ID & D.,wnrr
VI Clark Hendee Scriber Nh F.rl.v
0roville sep. II, 1858.
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WHAT CHEER HOUSE,
San Francisco.


ArA If you HAVE BUSINESS OF ANY KIND TO
;..;I transact, is Il not important that you should
.deavor to get ear possible 10 where busin.es
of all kinds is known p centre
Do you want to patrinize house conducted
strictly temperate principles?
Do you want TO parOpiZe establishment favorably
known throughout California, Or, gon. and all other
places for It's moderate charges good the Of
beds together with order. comfcr convenience, and
perior accommodations?
II you desire all tnesr. advise YOU GO Wood
worths W bat Cheer House. 81, sy and 81 Leidsdoin
street ll9. III. Sacramento street
This e>ab ishment j. centrally 10, afed in the business
part the city, ami in the immediate vicinity thu
steamship Gus offices, and the United Branck
Muit.
Board per Week, S. so
per Day, 90
Meals. 80
Lodging 80 to ~
Single Rooms furnished complete, Is cents per night
Rooms ur lodyings csn be had by the Bighi week.
with or without Board 10 suit the cSuvenienc" of NIL.
The hesare flieu up in the very st le. with pat
et French sfiiBgs and the best OF curltd hal mat
esses clean bedding &c.
Superior Bathing Accommodations connected with
the hIuse - Shower Baths Free II
Free passage in the Omnibus 10 and the boats
Logk 10 TIE naTie on the Omnibus To nv, ia imposition.
By unremitng Intention and untiring efforts fur
nish the greatest anous of conven-nce
extremely los prices the proprietor hopes to merit
tinuance OF the increasing patronage that the " hat
cheer House at present en- oy5
FOR the accommodation Of Miners and others having
money valuabIes, here two rge safes inte office.
There is extensive Library and Reading ROOM we'll
supplied with pa periodicals .c
Sp Travellers will plense to remtmbnr that there are
no runners connected with this establishment THE
HOUSE Is OPEN ALL NIGHT
ie14-3m RB. WoOWARD Proprietor.
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A FRIeHrrUL LEAr.-As pleasure party
were sailing on the Lake on Sunday, sailor
ascended the mast of the vessel and leaped in
to the water, distance Of 100 feet He was
rescued in an insensible state, by small boat,
but soon revived, expressing the opinion that
lit was mighty good jump" He had been
taunted by an acquaintance as no sailor, and
being little in liquor it operated to make him
take this frightful leap, which was from the
truck OF the main-mast the gilt ball on the
top of which he removed and threw into the
lake before swinging in himself Chicago
Democrat.
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D6r Melvin, the comedian, was BON III.
vanf, and fond of a game at whist. One day
be brought bottle of choice brandy into the
green-room, with his name and direction writ.
ten on the back of the seven of clubs attached
10 the neck Of the bottle. Matthews, observ.
ing the bottle on the table. said:
@Are you not afraid of losing that brandy
sHow So"
"Why some one might come into the room
With the eight of clubs and take it."
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Weekly Butte Record.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,
Office on Bird Street, between Myers and.
Huntoon Sts.
BUTTE RECORD

bUilF fECDRD
Book ant lob Printing Onf,e, Bird street. between
Myr and Huntoon orovifie
tn" rrnprletors Of The above named csablfshtsenf
THnld respectfully announce to the citizens Of Of--
sil'!s anil the surrounding country thni they are
now preparef 70 execute all kinds Of Plain and OIns
rneniai JOB PRINTING. in manner unsurpassed BY
any other sstai shment in California.
Having FIVE PRINTING PRESSES, OF the latest
improved phterns, prepared 70 turn out work
with the greatest possible speed at all Iimes and az
the shortest notice.
Having extensive assortment OF Jobbpg Minerals
Of thevery latest styles, and as employ none buf
the best Of @orkmen, guarantee entire satis:sc
tion, and at rates which will defy competition
Pose the very largest s,ze, for Theatrical Entes
tainmeni. Concerts and Exhibitions printed th. es
labsan,ent at short notice. and at the lowest price
We are prepared with quality Of Type npc'
other material peculiarly sdapted to the printing OF
Programme
Bills o. Fare,
ws.-Bilh.
Circua1s
Pail Tickets,
visiapg Cards,
bill Heads,
Checks
Blankst'
etc. s-s.
Bt.SKs-E Every description OF Blanks executed on
tho shortest notice. with unrivsied and nessucw
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Ice, Ice! Ice!! Ice!!!

DURE AND CLEAR AS CRYSTAL--THE UN--
Il dersigned are again prepared to furnish the citl-
zens OF Orovie with the very rest qualify Of ICE
the most reasonable terms. large supply constantly
hand Orders left al Sce Miners Alley between
Myers and Huntoon streets. promptly attended To- Ws
hnve the most perfec facilities for supplying hotes
saloons and familie with any nmouni desired
Nav Sd j. T. DICKEY Il CO.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO HoS. ZAcHARlAH
CHASDLER OF DETRoIr.-This gentleman, who
is the Republican United States Senator from
Michigan, met with a serious, possibly fatal
sccident at his residence in Detroit on Monday
night. He had jast moved into new house
on Fort street, and, owing TO the carelessness
OF the men who put up the gas fixtures, an ex-
tensive leak was discovered in one OF the gas
pipes. Mr.. Chandler, with light in his band
proceeded to the room where the leak was dis
covered, and while attempting to stop it, the
gus exploded with terrific effect, burning him
terribly in the face, hands and other parts of
his person. His daughter vnd a number of
servants were also somewhat burned, but he is
the greatest sufferer. His friends are anxious
" awaiting the result Of his injuries, strong in
tie hope that be will survive theme Chicago
Journal
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ORIENTAL STORY OF THE PHGyx-0n the
boundaries of Central India there is unique
bird, called Semenda, in the beak of which
there are, as it were, several distinct pipes
with many openings When death approaches
this bird collects quantity Of dry wood in its
nest, and, sitting upon it, sings so sweet with
all its pipes that it attracts and soothes the
hearers to a marvellous degree; then lighting
the wood by Tapping its wings. it allows itself
to be burnt to death. In short time worm
Is produced from the ashes, and from this worm
the same kind of bird is again PRODUCED
The inhabitants have made pipe of admirable
sweetness for singing imitation to the bill Of
this bird.
How THE LORD CHANcELLoR WENT OuT OF
OrrIcE.-Lord Lyndhurst tells story of the
surrender of the Great Seal Of the English Min
istry in 1886:
"When | went to The palace" says his lord
ship, II alighted a, the grand staircase !; | was
received by the sticks of gold and silver, and
other officers of the household, who called in
sonorous tones, from landing to landing, and
apartment to apartmcnt-' room for the Lord
High Chancellor OF England | entered the
presence chamber; gave the Seals to Her
Majesty; had the honor of kissing her hand;
left the apartment by another door, and found
myself on back staircase down which | de-
cended without any one taking any notice of
me until, as l was looking for my carriage at
the outer door, a lacquey hustled up. and with
patronizing air sad. Lord Iyndhurst, can
do anything for your
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A BRorHER's MEssAGE.-Cyrus W. Field
received the following despatch from his BROTH
er while he was at Newfoundland
NEw YoRK, August 9th, 1853.
To Cyrus W. Field, St. Johns:
Your family are all at StockbrIdge and well.
The joyful news arrived there on Thursday.
and almost overwhelmed your wife. Father
rejoiced like boy. Mother was wild with
delight. Brothers, sisters-all were overjoyed
Bells were rung, guns were fired. Children
let out of school, shouted "rhe cable is laid.'
"rhe cable is laid'' The village was in a tu-
multi OF joy. My dear brother, congratulate
you. God bless you.
DAVID DUDLEY FIELD
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Bridge & Ferry Notice.

OTTO f Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
The undersignedwl npply to the Board OF Snpervi-
sors IN aiu ior Butte county n their ber Session.
in 1885, or license to foil fridge and Fer.
ry across the Middle South Fork Feather river few
rods above lis junction with the orh Fork of said river
- SYLVESTER P. SAVAGE.
Bidwell Township July 4th, 1858. ly7ln
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO TIE STOCK.
IN holders in the Forty Nine Fifty-Sx Quurtx Min
ing Company that there will be meeting Of the stock
holders, at the Office of the Company, at Yankee HI
Oregon Township, Butte Cunty, Wednesday the SIX
day of October, one thousand eight hundred and ANY,
eight at one o'clock M of said day. for the election
of three Trustees, to serve for the ensuing year fu
attendance Of tockholders is desired. BY order
G. r. WHlTEMAN, President
JSo l.. VIvKN, Secretary.
Yankee Hill, Aug. 9Th, 1858. Iaug27 ,oIl
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Notice.

rs HEREBY GIVEN TO THE sTOCKHOL DERs
OF the Virgin Quartz Mining Company that an assess
men has been levied Of thirty dollars the sare pay
able October ID, 1883 the Office OF the COMPANY a,
Yanke Hill. Z: L. COMFY. President
c. H. TURNER. Secretary.
Yankee HILL August 7th, 1855. sug.-39d
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GRAND TELEGRAPHIc FEAr.-The Boston
papers describe telegraphic feat which was
accomplished at that place on the occasion OF
the reception of the news of the successful law
ing of the Atlantic cable. BY preconcerted
arrangement, J. B. Stearns, Superintendent of
the Boston Fire Alarm Telegraph, rung all
the bells Of Boston connected with the FIRE
alarm from the Office of the American Tele-
gruph Company in Portland. This extraordi-
nary featindicutes the practicability Of ST.
multaneous ringing Of all the bells throughout
the world.
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Butte Table Mountain

EONsoLID lTED MINING COMPANY -NOTICg
~ is hereby given. that shares Nos. s. &c. I, and l.g
in the above named Company, wite sold public auc i,
ton on SATURDAY., September lSth between 10 and l..
o'clock A NJ. at the Court house, orovs pay up for
back assessments. Iy order Of Board If Trustees.
WM. II. RHODES. President.
CHA's wAhDKrE2. Secretary augls sod
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Notice.

VHNo THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE VIRGIN
n Quartz Mining Company. notice is hereby given
mat ai shares upon which assessments due, and
remain unpaid Saturday, Oct. ID. 1855 will be sold
at the Office of the company Yankee HiIl on that
day, 70 pay such assessments
o,o.l'e Aug 10 1855 y. L. COMLEY. Pres.
a'V4W G. II. Turner. SecretarY.
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FAsrIDIous TAsrE.--An amusing little Incl.
dent occurred at the - House one even.
ing. A verdant looking chap sat down to
"some film as Joe Lawson would say, and
in due time waiter presented himself at the
back of our hero's chair, and inquired,
Tea or coffee sir2n
Tea" he answered.
"What kind of tea2"
Verdant looked up in the walters face, and
with considerable emphasis, said:
"Why, store tea of course. / don't want
your blamed sassafras te ~
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OLD MArDs.-The editor Of a country pa
per, having been taken to task by a female
correspondent for noticing DR.. Halls recipe to
prevent ladies from taking cold, viz. to keep
the mouth shut" hits back as follows
ave never could make ourselves pop
ular with old maids. Do what we would
squeeze EN- behind the door, which they dearly
love-hutter 'em on the safa-dance with EN-
ct parties-take 'em to sleigh rides, and treat
em to ice-cream, oysters and kisses-in short,
attend ever so gallantly TO all their wants, save
making them direct offer-and the moment
our back was turned they would turn to and
show their teeth false ones OF course.l Well,
hope deferred maketh the heart sick, and we
never blamed EN-"
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Ladies' Hoops for Dresses.

A single Connecticut manufacturer con-
sumes two thousand pounds of steel every
week in producing hoops for female skirts At
single establishment at Newark, New Jer-
sey, called the marble skirt palace, six hun
dred girls are employed in manufacturing
spring skirts. They produce three thousand
daily. embodyiDg all the recent improvements
in rendering them light and amp.idcatlve.
This great concern occupies four immense floors
of only one room each, with every possible
convenience attached to each floor. There
are cloak and bonnett rooms tor the girls,
/ dressing rooms, and retiring rooms, with mir
rors, hydrant water, and everything that the
| finest lady could desire or ought to have. In
addition, the proprietors have provided hand
some library for the use of the girls. Each
floor is blooming with beauty like a flower
garden, and the noise of hundreds of sewing
machines is like the futter of birds wings
commingled with the humming of bees. Thus
these marvellous Inventions which have substi
tuted iron hands and fingers for the delicate
nerves and muscles Of woman, are gradually
removing from her fair shoulders the needle
woman's curse. The demand for hooped skirts
could not have been supplied without the aid
of sewing machines and steam The blighted
generation of the gentler sex. who grew palt
and langud over the needle, is already succec
ded by fresh and blooming array of this
common sisterhood, who have new before then
the life of artists instead of that Of slaves
Forneys Press.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-09-25

Nor BADe--Colonel Fuller, with his usual
urbanity. took well known wit by the hand,
and said, q Good morning Mr.. NJ, you
are looking very well, to day, SIR" 'fhe wit
replied, Il am not very well, Colonel but
suppose you think | am, because am looking
Fuller in the face"
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Notice to Lien Holders

STATE OF CALILF0RNIA- punty of RAJ ,,.-pis-
- trict Court, 18th judicial It. Jalss- Z ,sin,
ct al vs. d. G. Downer ct al. j Ia the abc., nainef
plaintiffs having commenced ac'iun IN s..f cossf
against the said defendants for Tho rs.ri~rf
Jain mechanics lien keid aid p..nfiT
upon that certain building. !. ig 81 s'ns iiuat=d in
The town OF 0fove. in saitc md STATE. ard srovn
as the Theaer building located mr. rora@f OF HINT
and Bird streets in said Town and crdSsipg parf of
lots numbered ~ and 90 in block ~ -re as
laid down on the map of the OF Orpvhe fe in
Recorders oae Butte y Nrtice isherehy given
10 all persons holding lain li+ns said herein
before described property % present thss sal enr
before the said Court the ft Nonda cf November
A. 1855 then and there TO make proof Of tie
50 2Gt D. W. CHEESsIAN, Au'y for plsintif
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THE NEW York RorGHs AND THE GoIp
MISEs--A New York correspondent of the
Utica Observer says:
The general dullness is momentarily relieved
by the excitement of the Fraser river gold cx-
citement. 1nnumerabe "roughs' debate the
gold question, and sigh for the means of reach
ing San Francisco. Many of them are taking
their first lesson in geography-~Whcre is
Fraser river?" How far from San Francis.
co.. etc. Hurrah Tor Fraser river?
From Thompson's icy fouataius
From Praser's golden sands
Where bears nd eatamountans
Creep 81, ly DER the Strands
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The New York Weekly Golden Prize Is one of
largest and best weekly papers of the day. An
imperial Quarto containing eight pages, or forty
columns. of entertaining original matter. and ele-
gantly Illustrated every week.
A gift worth from so cents to $500 in Gold, will
be presented to each subscriber Immediately on re-.
ceipt Of the subscription money.
One copy for one year,. 81 90, and gifts
One copy for two years. so, and 2 gifts
One copy for three years.. 90, and 8 gifts
One copy for five years. -. 500, and 5 gifts
AND TO CLUBS
Three copies one year ...... 50 90, and 3 gift-
Five copies one year. 100, and gifts
len copies one year 10 0p and 10 gifts
Twenty one copies year. -. SO 90 and 81 gifts
The articles to be distributed are comprised IN
the following list:
packages of gold, containing $500 90 eseh
do do do -. 700 90 each
10 do do do -. $50 90 each
10 Patent lever hunting cased wathes 100 90 each
70 Gold Watches -..-.-..@-.-.. - 90 eaeh
20 do do .......... so 90 each
100 do do ....---.---....-. 80 90 each
500 Ladies Gold Watches . IS 90 each
200 Silver hunting cased watches 20 90 each
500 Silver Watches . SO to 25 90 each
1000 Gold guard. vest &fob chains 10 to 90 90 each
Geld Lockets, Bracelets, Breaches. Ear Dfops,
Breast Pins, Cuff Pins, Sleeve Buttons Rings,
Shirt Studs. Watch Keys, Gold and silver Thimbles
and variety of other articles, worth from fifty
cents to SIS each.
Immediately on recent OF the subscription
mony, the subscribers name will be entered upon
our subscription book opposite number and the
gin corresponding with that number will be for
waIded, within one week, to the subscriber, by
mail or express, post paid. All communications
4s and 40 Moffat Building, 335 Broadway My.
80 Specimen copies sent free. Agents wanted.
Specimen copies Of the Golden Prize may be seen
this office. lyw
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CAUSING 4 DrsTuRBAScE,-A Quakefess be-
ing jealous of her husband, took occasion to
watch his movements rather closely, and cne
morning actually discovered the truant hug
ging and kissing the pretty servant girl while
seated on the sofa by her side. Broadbrim was
not long in discovering the face of his wife, as
she peeped through the half open door, and ri
sing with all the coolness OF general thus ad-
dressed her:
Betsy, nv wife, thee had better quit thy
peeping, or thee will cause disturbance in the
family"
The effect was electrical.
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YENHE OLDEN PRIZE.
Il THE GOLDEN PRIZE.
THE GOLDEN PRIZE
THE GOLDEN PRIZE.
THE GOLDEN PRIZE.
THE GOLDEN FRIZE.
THE GOLDEN PRIZE.
THE GOLDEN PRIZE.
THE GOLDEN PRIZE.
THE GOLDEN PRIZE.
ILLUSTRATED! ILLUSTRATED ILUSfRATEb
ILLUSTRATED EVERY WEEK.
ILLUSTRATED EVERY WEEK.
ILLUSTRATED EVERY WEEK.
ILLUSTRATED EVERY WEEK.
ILLUSTRATED EVERY WEEK.
SPECIMEN COPIES SENT FREE.
SPECIMEN COPIES SENT FREE.
SPECIMEN COPIES SENT FREE.
THE GOLDEN RIZE
ILLUSTRATED! ILLUSTRATEDl
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D0RAX, CREAM TARTAR. TARTARIC ACID
- For sale by COTTON & McDERAOTT.
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BosroS Posr JoKE.-When the bell rang
for the nj O'Clock lunch of fried liver, there
was the usual rush of hungry men.
"What is the cause of this demonstration?'
asked the Brahmin.
They are hungry" said old Roger, "and
here's where they go to liver-atc their appe-
tite.''
He meant alleviate though all the acumen
of Philadelphia lawyer could never have
guessed it.
FAILING Orr--The vote of Mariposa coun-
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r ARD, lLSsEED, NEATsFoor. PoI.aa AND
coLros Nc 'sR,lof-.
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SOLD AND PEARLS IN kASsAs.-Our X an
sa5 correspondent, states that favorable ac-
counts have been received from party OF
young f,en who went to the mountains of wes-
tern Kansas on a prospecting tour for gold.
They were remarkably successful, and it is
thought that the region is rich in gold If the
reports should be verified there may be rush
for the gold piaecrs Of Kansas, which will
throw the Frazer river excitement completely
IN the shade. Fhe pearly fever which pre-
varied for brief period in New Jersey, Maine
and other States, in this section of the country
last spring has broken out in Kansas Pearl
muscles have been found on the brooks run
ming into the Whitewater from which some
four thousand pearls have been taken The
value of these discoveries remains to be ascer-
tanned, but it will probably turn out, as in this
section, that the pearls are of inferior quality
and will not pay for gathering Jour.
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FAILING OFF.--'rhe vote of Mariposa coun-
ty has fallen off 400 in year.