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The daily Butte record., 1858-03-02
e1~ Hostetter's Celebrated stomach

~" HOstetter's Celebrated stomach
Bters-for Janndice, Dyspepsia, Nervous or Chronic
Debility-are very pleasant in taste aud smell, and
can be taken under any circumstances In case OF
Dyspepsia i; acts like magic, strengthening the tone
of the stomach. stimulating the digestive powers and
giving ruddy health TO the cheek and brightness to
the eye. In all cases Of diseases of the stomach.
,yhethef acute or chronic, 1t may be recommended
for It's soothing. cordial and renovang influence -
Dyspepsia heartburn loss Of appetite, nasea, nervous
trenors relaxation debility sc, are relieved by the
Bit:ers in a very short space OF tme' ana perse'er
snce In their use never fails TO ~ork thorough cure
Kept at all the popular saIoons and principal drug
stores
~ FRAUD-We would call attention OF the
nuslic against fraud daily practced upon the m
su.pec,ing. in the article of DR.. J. HOSTETTER's
CELEBRATED STOMACH BlTTERs. since these
celebrated Bitsrs have become 50 popular others
have been making preparations to initiate ii.aud In
some cases have purchased old bottles and re'illed
them. We would advise all persons to buy d none
I'M, esnectatle Dealers the genuine all covered
with metallic cap, and the name on IT. For sale oy
PARK WHITE.
Sole agents for the Pacific Coast,
l32 Washington street, San Francisco.
C1LTOH MoDERMOTT,
acn Agents, oroTIi!s
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County Treasurer's Ofice,

UNUvlLLt, FtOruNfy 81, Toe.
Notice ishereb! given. that ali persons holding Butte
County Warrants, pa. able FROM lhe General Fand,
registered between the slh aaI .lst of August
1851, inclusive, that the same will be paid ON
presentation at this Office, and aiter this da,c
said Warrants viii cease to boar Interest, and
if not presented within sixty days from the date
hereof, The moneys for ~ wdrranis Will be "ppro-
priurd to pay the neAt IN order OF registry.
WM LArIINORE,
Treasurer Butte County.
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APPLICATION FOR B4rL.-lieury Bates was
brought before Judge Hale, on writ Of ha-
beas corpus, on Monday evening last, on the
application Of his couusel that he be admit
ted to bail on the two in lictmcnts -till pend
ing Surety to the amount Of $4,000 in
each case, was offered by counsel. hut Judge
Hale required bail of $50 900 50 900 IN
one case. aud $4,000 in the other. We are
not advised of further action in the matter.
Bates still remains in custody Placer Her-
U/d
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STEAM Tue LOST The n. \. Herald Of
the Sd February contains the particulars of
the loss on Barnegat Beach of the Steam
Tug Ajax. She sprang leak in gale and
was run on shore, purposely. Her officers
and crew we're all saved.
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= DIR. j. l.. CzNpkaX

90 DIR. j. l.. Czapl.ay's reputation is rap
idly spreading through this state anl Oregon as we
learn from reliable sources. He is practcing with
remarkable success, and has deservedly secured
public confidence. Those needing medical aid would
do well TO call Tor write al his Institute, in san Fran
cisco We refer the reader to the Doctors advertise
ment in another column.
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DIR. JANE. NJ. VAN {,

Fry Greek, Butte COun'y, California. Uh;e three
miles south o. Forkners ranch, ten miles north west
of uroy.lle. Special attention given 10 the treat
ment of chronic Diseases, affections Of the hycs, &C.
I'm. =. INlS-
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CrOyi!ln Tt7yn Nercin.

Regular n .eiines are held on the second and
fourth Wednesday ofcvcr! monihf at o'c.ock T NJ
Turn Exercises every Tlesday and Friday, ut .
O'Clock = VI.
bl Order. SIMON X, KDSNE thai, Sec'!.
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MAN SHor.-The Caleveras Chronicle
says that young man was shot few nights
since at Campo Seco. He was wounded in an
arm, and in the body. The firing was done
by a Chinaman.
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ANOTHER DEATH ny CHLoRoFoRM.-A
man named Chesney, died ut Toronto on
Feb. 1st while under the influence of ch lore
form which he had taken previous to having
tooth extracted. Why will surgeons and
dentists persist in using this dangerous
agent?
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BopY FoUND.-A dead body supposed to
be that of a Chinaman, was recently found
near Rattlesnake Bor on the American Riv.
er So the Placer Herald states.
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A FAST CANDIpArE.--Levi North, the
man in Chicago. He ought to make good
politician, he turns somersets with great fa-
cility
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-02

ARsESIc.-The candy which poisoned a
lady and children at the Dawson House in
Sacramento last week, has been ana ysed
and tonud to contain arsenic
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-02

THEArRIcALS Mr.. and Mrs Wallack ar.
rived at San Francisco on the Golden Age
They will Immediately commence an en-
gagement at McGure's Opera House. They
arc immense fnvorites at the east.
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Notice.

The property holders OF the Town of Crovillc arr
hereby Informed that Section Gre, Of Ordinance NO
will be strictly enforced from this date.
RS. MAYNARD, Capt. Of Police.
Oroyle, Jan. !, lS5S.-4t
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Coon CHANcE.--Jimmy Kennovan de-
elres US to state that the house on the bar
which he offers for sale, would be good
stand for restaurant. 1t really would
make q capital stand for miners boarding
house.
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DAILY BUTTE RECORD.
ORovILLE, TUESDAY, MARCH 2D, 1858

CALEvERAs-TSe Chronicle tells us tina
there is not one person in the Hospital il
that County at present, and only two prise :
ners in the Jail.
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FoR SAN EsrELL.--The Union tells us
that John Wright, convicted of being one Of
the Folsom robbers has been sentenced to
eight years residence at Estel's head quar-
ters. A stay Of proceedings has been gran
ted.
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Romans l'yaEacaiS,

Nessicurs Garnmm n Lo ,kNood ctcrrut M pub
lie Fraucais de Butte county IN grand ai'orumeni
des nrilleurs olyragcs de- auleurs du steele
dis BUREAU DE- LA POSTE.
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DIR. VI. NiiDONiN.

VIII hereafter have his Office at T. n. l.. Nnguirct
Dru; Store. Myers itrcet, nea- the corner OF Nycr
and Montgomery. ni9
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DIR. j. &. YOU'VE, whuse Advertisement ad
ver!sement appear, ia another column, is the pioneer
advertising Physician in his Stnt", has cured more
patients than aay other Attention is called 10 hi
advertisement. #
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New Books just received per last steamer
''IMPENplN9 CRIIs or THE SIcra,' "kIANA,' q
romance 0; the Sandwich Islands; the American and
Tribune Almanlcs, and Tor salc at the
POST OFFICE LITERARY DEPOT
Feb lO-lw
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Valentines! Naientines!

St. Valentines day approaches. Next Sunday the
lilh inst 1T will have arrived Perhaps 81. Valentine
is the only Saint in the calender now populary re-
membcred, and in anticipation OF large demand we
have purchased and have for sale AN extensive as
sortment of SENTIMENTAL. AND COMIC NALEN-
TINES at figures VARYING from 20 cts to S. 01
GARNuAM " LOCKWOOD,
Post Office Literary Depo..
p. S-The attention Of our friends is respectfully
called to the facility aNJ'ded them by our position. OF
lroppins heir tuyOrs directly into tht Post Office
Confidence IN all cases strictly maintained.
&. & l..
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FRhVKLIN ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER. U. D.
n stated meetings are held in the Masonic
NftpII Il ON the second and fourth Fridays OF each
w month. II. GAsTON, N. T.. II. T.
c. F. CoLToN, Secretary.
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1--we wou'i call attention 70 the Carl of Or Van
Xlndt. Of San Francsco,who is trra'ing Eye and Eor
Diseases with traly great sgrre.s. since his return
from abroad once in Wrsht. ba.ldmg, N ". cor
ner Of Montgomery aai Jackson street. whore he
may be consulted daily. f2-3m
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NOTICE.
SlIERIFF's OFFICE.
nnltn NnnniN- IAlIlnrni.

10 SERVICES will be performed in ahy civil ac-
ton or proceeding, until the fee for such service l.
paid by the party 7rquiriny the service. This rule
will be strictly adhered TO- without distinct, IN Of per
sons. n. -. PLUM,
NJ. t7,t sLe,iT pttt, M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-30
hummer 155.

btn1uraen bic er Sbneu IA teat, ncbme
Id tmmer up6 tds un9drtIhe @ferD
ron Sbuen an. gteastft fnben Ste balp
GSlearnbett, mir bNTeIbe ;u 9eben, benn
pte man Id0t, merNen mir jcBt nit etttem
Gcrps IN lln00rn einbredCn, llno 10 tcnn
ten Stc lih bic un9driifen 9ferte lelber
bolen. 9lter jett, mGtn iunger Breunb,
eutlhulbigen Gle mid pCbl, SD mug
sum NDnig, ibm 9tnrprrt dt3uitdtten, unb
Gle mihen wpbl, Der 8Oni9 pulpet tetne
0erndfldIH0un0 I'M Eienlt. gldd efm
Slriegsrdtb lcten mir uns rpieeer unp ipyea
den mebr bdopn.
tSrirbritb pon Irenf berablhieoete lif,
Elm meni0 crtaunt lber bic 70 ltnelle uno
pl0gtthes sGntIdhlng. Getn Ntttmeitsr
unb Gberlt bealeitete i'm ntCNt, mic er oas
IcnIt III tbun pNegte. Gr blttb mttten I'M
,3elt feben, bis Der 8prban8 iUieeer ttnter
1rend nieOer9eiallen, bis er wteoer 0letn
mar in rem 3slt, Iann dter truate rr fb
nit eiuer b1ltigen gspGaun0 nttesr ltGp
ire uuler leiuem 6ub bicieS Steritd, 3ufam.
mengefdlttta Brteften ter9pr, has Ct tts
itBt mttr ptn(tltrn perbrr0en bltte
Ger 6,rdf SdihmstN bate 9eicben, paS
1rend lmbeadtet gel0dtu ! 81 Bate 9eIe-
ben, bab, ais GrNd ben 9rtsi hes @an-
buren.G berltfn bervpncM nit temielbCn
nod Elm dnbare5 Ndptrr hupcrtdm, ods
3rent ntft bedhtete, unb ba5 id an rem
srlien Drp6en grief bes @ancureu ipte Su-
fdllig an0rbtftet bnttr. Oils &rend ceH
Brief ieiuc5 GetterS eHtfdltetc mar oa5
dnbere 9riefteu Sur Grbe Refdueu, uno
wdbrenb 8rtnd las, bate 9aidtnetp 10
gclfidt manOeuortrt, odb II 8lAdlif caI'
lrlbf untrr ietnen 5ub rcrbcrgen bate.
Die neue @oltSeibtll, fpte mir
biritlbe Dor tpeni0en 8agen mttttetlten, III
oom StaOtratbe IN QBalbin9tpn paIiirt
wprben.
eIt
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Gents s.. Gtetnery
prrfsNcr her GbGmc i'm RdrplarSer Gtarsirm
49, GNt,ru.oste

Stew Sarcn Conn. 80 Uldi 1855.
Sr. s b. RtwciI, ein bieiC Gmpltblun8 betrt1t
IN brm llNCrieitncttH iet 9atreu prltulit betaunt
@trlfah tate Id mid NIT tbm iiber bic SCrtrsf ids
.Stderbctte Qdmpr" ium YrsnneH sntilnp6er 8lliVa'
eitt l tercn orinbuu0 CT ein gaIent srlanGte inter
tateR, Gr begt mttne gGbruden uno publtItrttn Nm
jdten utcr Siele @rfnbuna bercn Nttt8ist tur6 9r'
abrung htnldnglth bepif fen wree Snten h aut tleli
Drhmente binneie fUGr td Hc6 ttrilt baB mad met
mem Idflrtdlten Or Newel lrrpbl tinlbtlh fines
GtaraflerS ai5 aud einer geihididteit ais Aantper
iidrtigtr bGS bm aefbeutten 5ulrdutns wlrei9 III.
SD tftrabte leHe .oibCrbcit5 Sampe" ais cine Isbr
ptbH0t Grfnttu9 pel6e, penn iie auBemrne Nnpen'
tns fntct ben 9rennrn leibt eHpunoi6er BluIi9'
ieten Siee llElIudldP pUr unjeiltgem 4cbe une nod
peit mcbr SCr SdmerieH grdneihl une Uertumm'
lunlen berdtren wtrb tenn all icsendnnten brenn'
bdren 5luidaIficu 0nb tem 9r plcttren unter'
mpren nGgCn lie nun gang fdrblps cher 8elrb etn une
pcGte man has Gjtgeuttc betaupea 70 wurbe man has
gubitEum niir btnnr1Cten
8ies IN msinf ireiptHgr Nnldt unS 6mpisblung snfr
SADIE Bet ptlter Id fetn perpHltes 5nterGie tdtC ue
weds id nr I'm Snieres hes publttums unb Jur Nrdt.
fsrti1ung bsr Nniprute shes perbtenlSouen WSaunss
bermtt ab9cbe, y. y StlllmaH n leH'
Zen aaeiu.gtriduf ttisr ,Stfsrtstts.adm bat In
QuSrus GrGtI pS TN Detail
Mlftsb 8. Rstp
glr. 3j7, Saltinprrhr, Baltimore.
glg. DfssIdttn bat tcrslbs brenntarss 8lubunt ppn
tpr,italtder Sudtdt 4anpeRidtrmf 9hltntsr it. sum
grrfauf - WGteTDsrfduiern rire erGEer Wdbai be-
ptatat. WrssGD(tCO
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10 1lll lGaia's bnllaMpf- lAlabIf
acbrebte. oriGOte uub aeid)niBte Simsarbeil

gcDtegle, Bt|uBle Hllo BtlVHlelt Si''tputpe't
Rr. 40, Spaitdpitrabe, gdlttmrrs,
2lm stnGnntsn plate bin Id In ten Stant sesBt aus
Arten Ter Cber frrdbnten
0rets, &d0cs unb Gtm6'Nrbetten
ausMfatnn. Sdrsiner 3ImmsrIeute &utI6en-
Batritnntsn gtnncmader unb artere wtfr bsrartt9s
Nrtet n6lttg baben, perten prhltbun bGi mir SOJu'
lVrrden Ia Id i'm Stante bn biatSsr iu uperfaupn ale
sbG antfre WUtle i'm Gtddte.
SD babe iprt,pGbrenb pprrdtbis:
Sptnteipiefen, getpfpfen, arcpprnaeldnter
gdnnlerS, SantIhrduben, 5antp', Sbpetf-
eiullbc .n6 Der. gantibrduben, sage Arbeien,
Natte Slulen, gDa8entCiGlrln, prrten ttCn unt
5la0en II. Spei' &egtl u.Gleeln idnea beicrgt
beuaafrGr1Ern, lraBer letter Art
5lldteiHe, @srstermeer
SSut bpl5.
Sd tate sterieit tie bette auspdbl gut 8etrOdnsten
SC6ee su uGreppsu- @eldntern porrattt8, Tts
4. y. WataeOnta " EBbdnm'. 8tr tdr pappst
unb | den Sretter aaer @rreen.
vile NrGetl wirt innerbat ber Statt8rsnBsn toRfn'
frri dtaelttcrt aprl46Dfr0
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QDtlltam &. VI. @tfsn, W. D.,
DrCfe1Cr her Ghsmie an ofr llaiulritaI
non Uarbldnb.


Dletn 5err Rd6bfm tt n,tn bic pCn Serrn gteptu IN
BVfCn erfuntcnr patsnt S6srtetsunpe" rrprobt babe
nrbnr i'd trrHn 2lntane teieBs ais bic tthe S grtn
ucn entsubliter 8tuIi8ritru 8estartS 9dmpe Sn be-
,ei6ueu bic Id ie fab Die Anpsueum8 eHrtsdrat8
Srrrrbttr ptIerltaftlber grinstrteu bal NnfsrtSrs
hcrrlbtn i'm eaetrG tic GrplOpn ;u pcrbIeu tt Glen
r Innretf ME ne. Sil bire qdmpc an cinem Srtr Ju
fatcu 70 rirt tdS pubitum rcbGbun bic etrttHltden
Sim BrehHrR ers Gomptuc NetberVIs une dueereT Slut
helrittn ttruBten 2dmpeu dtjuisGfta. t
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49,
0l u & b 0 |
g8lllforllnrnc lladlriht.

| E-A8-Al 2Sllliuliliiltltl gtulUttWi.
Sss.sS.sS lin es aud s chem mSeltd ~ MAIDEN, tr
tSr bledten 3stsn cute gDstre unb gtqurrs u genie.
ZEN bale t6 meine Yreiip auf aIe Iriel, bic ner
pUblaprrs Eager In reidsr Nusiuabl bait 70 nisertt
wts uur mD9li6 beruntrrseiest unb Srrar mic clet'
9tptbe Wetne:
Ct Gatpbstu 25 Cts, per SIaids, 81, IS PEI Dussnt
ct. Sultsu 1T Gts. tOp $500 to
GkateauDtareaur SO Gts. TO-. $500 b..
QBetbe Weine;
sautfrnss su sS gts, per 8laits $2oS psr2atsHS
9t9etns98etne ...-
Da&sntsmsr 81 Gts. per 8lafhs, 800 per 9ussnb;
Srtbeimrr $50 Gts. bO. $500 b.
5% 5Ss,aSisSs4ser gtas4s q so ds ss ss sSS g. g.
Spantfte unb pprtusieitlhe Weine:
gOrtgDeIn ris Gjaapns su rs Cts, Dollar, H. 2 3,
nut S; ietr alte uuo fsns prrt.qDetne In 8laiten
impprtirt bripnterS fur 6runfs ssetanet als:
Qntrs feparabps su Dollar per 5lalte
81. Scamp te Qssauera |! 9p1. per 5lafbf,
Wlalaaa AZ II IT, , Dot. ,. Gjal, so It's per Natte.
Wuseat- Here's. uas I9aeeira QDcine gu uerfh. pref
len beipntrrs shr alten unS stnsn Utdestra su unb
MUuiiirente RDring gDelns ,u 4raar tis Slafae.
6bamragnfr su !! lhb Dot TIC 8laibs, rttr TO- y
une Is Dradrs eas Dussne.
BrarS6ff4s 9ranHmttne lgG8nat0 ~ J. L. ~ a,
s, 6, 8 uut 10 Dollars he GBdapns. Dcilanb QDa6
be CsSaIlSne. alter reinsr RrsseH (Sib Rpc) unb
Grrfsn 5bnapa su GO II. Is Gts. unt ! IT. u unb
Dpa fie 6darus. Sartatca Stun su 2u. 2a Dcaars
tii GjaQuus, te y. Il. lllman,
Rr. 5, grre 8aparabe,
tutiter Baltimore u 5apettear.
t3- Bon mir irlbh lrr9atis ;utercilst nne fret BON
aatn ttablitsn 9nsrsti'n,sn chsrtrs Id frlasuss
NrtiIel: ..-
Brann tipetn (8tanfu) -. su 40 Gts, per Sauone.
gpafbpltet' 'S6naps (@in) ju 40 @ts t0'
1OrusG sGhnapS (gDbisIsp) '8u 40 9ts DO.
Bpf6u Stun ..,.......'.3 .3u 40 ef8. 60
5lilirncl .....,..'....'..5u4 4O ets TO
90. Berfntr ..........,.tu % ets. 10,
so. 10. Dpppel. GmpprtirD Bu 20 9ts, no.
RrautsrrBttter .........Su 4O etc, DO.
30. bp, beutides so 70 ets. TO-
Dc. bp. bcaanb. :. ju 9Gu. fr.
gpetn Bitter ..........,Bu Bu ! Scu, DO.
e6meiser Wagen'Yitter su u Dea. to.
Qtaueure, (Gprtials) ale: anistetts, Rcie, Va'
nile, 8itrr-Utahteln, gfsnermHnae Warasttno, p0u'
ipmnisne 2ttbs int ned antere 1nebr. BET
q, s. lllnlau,
Smpprteut u. DehtlidtsuI
Nr. s, Hprt' 'Gapnrafs,
(ssN ,ptfhsu Baltimore. nnb Rapttttar.
3tpetfhgen
In srpssr flesr Waars, rbfsn, qtnltn, Sass
ft., n. A.. m t. Ate No "a n
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]llcOi1ini(t6C An5Ci0en.

aag=aaas 'asis - a sa'HaHH
5rlJtrtt Nliiicl reF.
teH etn, puslihrm dIS he
beita udt baailmmta-
iltH ipBrt ten neldt tic
goiHtaMa unt giehIla
9erb1tUstu IdRn.
NInRFA
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iIilTTfIIlIpS BineH

4 mil ttr 6fltn &C.
nttli.,t1ii D tts mfris
itntltt auul Ia tisltm
sSlt1tter befiPt sutttstitt
\ cte.N unb ihle lpIriuN .
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lli1t-frpIuNirtnNe 1luioum- -Gampeul
9ifipea'S 8 pdtenttrte
GidjrrbcitSlanlpc & QGHpenliiller.

Der Grfnber garaniirt ttc @erbutuua aler unGluds.
fd0e bel genuSune hes trrunbaren Blutbuns edmpbHs
urt Gnterer hem Grpcbren unerTcrlener une iur Bes
leudtun3 6ienenter Mdihuueeu. Dieie 9rhnbung lam
an allen gertbnllheR QdmpeH uub an ben sum @n9eben
ter Efif lgfet hienenten Gefaeen augebra6t rrrben
ferner irerben Solar mpbnf'3amren unb Iaternen
lGtdt NIT bteer 9iurt6tune reriebeH,
Der llntrrje6ncte srlautt b, bte Aufmsramtslt bee
putiiums du
RemeTS perbeRerte SplarsSIuib:eamps,
NDWCll'S Improved SOlar Fluid Lamp,
tn her Grrm ter graanb.Gdmpsn su leutsn wel&r nit
stnfm beeH nht liderrten Gthte brtnnt une went9tr
Bluib eon(umtrt ais dae lbrtaen ieBt asbTaubltden
9dmpen tteier glrt beun Cs pirb batm gTennen nlbt
uur her StGf IOntern aud tas mabrene oss 8rennsns
trtActeute Gas cOniunir Wlau fam tiee Galnpen gu
NrunleuGern benuBen un6 aanJ bepnberS GlBuen s tb
fur & trbe en-. 6abrttep, SpteIS, Salons c
Gfl' rnb sewRbnIi6e 5hib,eampsn pereen IN gS a.
fe to s4ampe NJ unaedneert une Tam esrflbe epn'
tpr uub ter ndmltds Hhmeulhirm (shade) miGber 8e
brautt Terten, st 1852 purten mebr ais 100000 tte
fer gdmpen berfauit urb tctn llnaa rrfaufe I6 bet
ttrsr geruBun9. 3te 9rftnbru8 III In hen Yer.
etaattu unb Gu8lanb pateHtirt
WdhrCbente 8eu9nie beiinttgfu hem publtfum tt9
bratanhile Stherbsi uni Srau6tarrtt bieer Eamptn.
gDn MN Semant tur6 fprnsrt gfttetaInn8 tsr se'
p6bnlttrn aeberGl qdnpRn has 9fbcu Ge tuer q n
be cher Dtcntbeteh u, T. 10. nod LANCER 9etapreeu
70 miB er aub se6rn lac gebCt her SumhntGt unb eer
gerp6bnlttben Alu9teti ien. UdittmCre3 %. Gebr.
Ssrrn NJ s.. Retp.
gBeriber Serr! SD babe tie Patent slider.
tettSsQlmpe" unb ten ,pampentuIler" r" pelhe
btrr 8fmea bon gclOn erfanb ior8l1tls 9eprtft une
bin Az br llfberuBun8 8elpmnn hap Ssrr Wereu eurb
otes NnWentun8 bcS DdSp'iheu grtnItps tem pubtnn
einf pOatat9e Garante gessn ATE unt jeee @edbr por
GrplcFOn bic 70 leibt BET anrpeHtuue sepGbnli6sr
trsnnbarr Glisfetten erirBt tetct Bet bsirF EamPs
II zinc GrplOfrn sdnj ullm08Ith iIlbt renn man rrb
70 Hatlaftg NIT tr umlebt
N6MrgSUpl her Sbrtae
Wttltam 6. u. attsn, VI. D.,
DrrfefOr her 9hemte an efr lntptrltat
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In srpser fiBsr @aars, CT rbfsu, qtn1sn, Sasp
65srhs teut(6s GamtIlen, atts frtide beflanh
Sdrtnee. Garbsllsn, 9imburgerJ 9 6wtt
aer. unb arduter.&afe fe All Dietsrpsrfaufsr biI
ii8h bet w. Sbnstber ecmpy
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MeDl !! Wfebl !!

8u ermdbaten yrstien Jdmilien', Qrtra' unb SUPER
fen Wlebl tef trrn 9ranbs teruters fur ben 5dmtln'
auf uuIsre R6lfsu ,urifeenpnimen Su perfauisn bet
@. s. u. 80. VI. 8rppn,
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nabe her Birdie.
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(9ei.l l2d1te)
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cfm Roll =It5aarenbam{e!

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btes telen uut tuntlsn Ssridietenen Sortfn une
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Eppi" BON 8fptterbdm;
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Gbenlo I'm QaSsu prrrdtiS Ssrfbiebfne Grats bsn
8raubp, 8tn, gprts, 9Mrsnnb', Yorts,
Mabetra. unb Sberrpr, Gbampa8ncr' une
GIaret. gDetucn BON tieicn rubmlidf tstlnnttn
von berutmtsn Deffiaatturen.
Bum gerfaaf bet 9te's Gbpmp fcn& %,
Smpsrkure unb S0mrni itOnatre
fosfM Sir 81 G-nutbhrn6f
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(Dfa.l, ,l2W1) Habe Der Brnde.
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empEneen uut btyfaufp Ia Gafsrn Bon rs Plumb unt
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20 Uipen Weesp Din.

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glume empRnsrn MIR fprten nit hem Sdtfi gNs'
terlantS ron Jcttsrtam i'm Daarrn Sauls bee 8cu'
Saules.
Bum gerfauf ttt Ibo's Itempfpn & Co,
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punftide unb fbatse Gpnfatier IN Yerettltaft,
Wg. Iriunben Yadt. Gpntraite. Yfantpsr drebunstn.
aaufbriffe Gefdments unb gapere ieter &rt iur Re
aifratur merten NIT SUrsfalt aufseJrt6net unh Be.
ldenigunsen su je6er Stunbs befcrst Dss l298wts)-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-12-02
A Woman's Growth in Beauty,

If women could only believe it, there is
wonderful beauty even in growing old. The
charm Of expression arising from sottened
temper or ripened intellect, often amply
atones for the loss of form and coIoring and.
consequently, to those who never could boast
either Of these latter, years gives much more
than they take away. A sensitive person
often requires half lifetime to get thorough
ly used to this corporeal machine, to attain a
Wholesome Indifference both to its defects and
perfections-and to learn at last what nobody
would acquire from any teacher but cxpe-
riencc, that it is the mind alone which is of
any consequence that with good temper,
sincerity moderate stock of brains-or
even the two former only-any sort of body
can in time be made useful, respectable, and
agreeable as travelling-dress for the soul.
Many one who was absolutely plain in
youth, thus grows pleasant and well-looking
in declining years. You will hardly ever
find anybody, not ugly in mind, who is repul-
sively ugly in person after middle life.
So with the character II a woman is
cNer W Ue WISE UT SeHSlDle, lne cndnCCS arc
that she will have become SO somewhere be-
tween thirty and forty. Her natural good
qualities will have developed her evil ones
have been either partly subdued, or have out
grown her like rampant weeds for however
we may talk about being " not whit altered
just the same as ever hot one of us is,
or can be, for long together, exactly the
same no more than that the body we carry
with us is the identical body we were born
with, or the one we supposed ours seven
years ago. Therein, as in our spiritual self
which inhabits it, goes on perpetual change
and renewal if this ceased, the result would
be, no permanence, but corruption. In NOR
al and mental, as well as physical growth,
it is impossible to remain stationary; if we
do not advance, we retrograde. Talk of
/" too late to improve -" too late to learn"
&c. Idle words A human being should
be improving with every day of a lifetime ;
and will probably have to 60 on learning
through all the ages of immortality.