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County Treasurer's Once,

OHONILLks My ON, 1905. I
Notice ishereby given that all persons holding Butte
County Warrants, payable from the General Fund,
registered between the Ist day Of October 1857 and
the 2d Of November 1857, inclusive, also warrants
No. 936 9i7, si2, 9i3, 9A, OF, 9is 952 and 1881,
registered Nov3, 1857; also warrants No. 9s5 9s6,
9s1 and 95s ON Iniigeut Sick Fund, that the same
will be paid on presentation al this Office, and aer
this date said Warrants will cease to bear interest
ana II not presented within sixty days from the
date hereof. the moneys for said Warrants will be
to pay the next in order ol registry
WM LATrIMORE,
Treasurer Butte County.
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THE COURTS.

DIsrRIcr CoUar-Third Monday In January, ursi
Monday IN May. second Monday IN November, aud
f.urth Monday Of August.
UJuSry CouRr -tIrst Noniay In VI irch and June
second niii IN 5epte NO r, and ,urth Monday In
November.
CouRr OF SESSIONS Second Monday In Felru.
ay, third Monday in April, July and October
PsoBATK COURr -Four.h b Monday in February and
Mar, third Moniiy ia Aug ist, AMI second Monday
in e:ember.
BoARD OF SuPE avis s-Ie,ts nrst Monday in
February, May, August and November.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Notice.

Is hereby given, thata meeting Of the stockhold
ers of the Prenchtown Canal 4 Mining Co, viii
be held in the Town of orovile, the 10th day OF
June 1855 for the purpose of inereas ny the capital
stock of said Company to one hundred thousand
dollars. BY order of the Board.
+, A MoRAE, President.
GEo. y. GUisE, Secretary. myl0td
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- DIR. j. l.. CEapkay's reputation is rap
lilly spreading through this state AM Oregon as WE
learn from reliable sources lie Is practicing with
remarkable success. and has deservedIy secured
public conf ence. Those needing medical aid would
dwell to eau Tor writel nj hs Institute. IN san Fran.
cisco We refer the reader to the Doctors ADVERTISE
ment ia another column.
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Nebraska Mining Company.

All shares In the Nebraska Mining Company oa
which assessments due up to the first day of MAY
A. d. 1855, will be sod at the Court House door in
the Town Of ororille, to pay said assessments, on
Saturday the 9Th day of June, A. ID. 1873 IL Hot paid
TO the und rsiynei on or before the day OF sale
BY order of the Trustees,
X. l.. PATTON. Sec'y and Treas
Oroyille, May 6, 1858, Nebraska Mining Co.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Sr n T. OF ALIFORNlA-coUNTY OF Bt'rTE
~ PROBATE Co IT. IN pur-uince Of nm order
made ~ sud torrl by the jud ge thereof the Hon
Ih"- Wells AZ chhn er$ on the l7th day of May
\ 1N's Notice IL hereby given. to all whom u
may c""crrn t. - anI app, before said Court nn
he - Ii int "l Way. 30 lHiS, nj . o'c lck. \ VI
II said day AT the Cnurj House at orn,tir la snid
county. then and there to show cause il amy There
hr. why The last viii aud testnuent of John Conner
should not bp adm tied TO Probate
by ord ref th' Court
- witness my hand aud the seal Of said
! :. Court affixed, this the l7th day oi May
- a. ID, 1873. VI. II HARRACIt.
Clerk Probate Court,
myl4-d by J. II. MARBLE, Deputy.
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Card.

Doctors SMKDEs Il JENKINS have removed their
Office to the County Hospital Iynchburg and will as
usual attend to all professional calls, day or night
Feb 18th lsjSxtf
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Oh, From Frazer River.
TIME UNDERSIGNED REGS To INF ItM MS
: IL oj friends aud he public general y, that hc has
removed his Oyster Establishment Ia The Nuuna
Restaurant of Bird AMI Hun ooa streets. where
he will tie anppy 10 SOC hIs Old patrons
April Gph, 1855 !. ". Ni'RRNY
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DIR. >. &. YOUNG, whose advertisement ad :
verisement appears In another column is The pioneer
advertising Physician in this State has cured more
patients than any other. Attention is called To his
advertisement. If
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

S,rlTE nf cALfFoRSfA--Cb bUNPY OF SUITE
> II i-lices Gparf, Case ale Township fheaPeo
pr Of the Sfgfe VI iliHpig. TO H. = KhOads. greei
ing. Y0u ara b rsDy SUNNI 10 appear before
m at my Once ~ sresyIlie, Casc1de Township. In
M. Coauty II Buti on the four eeHth day of May.
A D. 1851, At 0ie o'ciock. p ". "a answer the com
pleiht ~ James DIR ikr sues TO the sun
al seveaty jOila-s and sxy-seven cents. ON al
oi en account Tor VpIds and merchandise sold and
delivered when idgeineni slii he taken against you
tpr said amount together with costs and damages II
you fail 10 app ,ar aud apsser
TO the She ~ or any Constable of said County
greeting Maze legal service AMI das return hereof
Given under my nand this 18Th day Of May. A. d.
1858. JOHN KEYES,
Attest a true copy, Justice Of the Peace
Ions 3ILpEAsLGvE, Constable
Ordered that the above be published In the Butt
T ecord newspaper weekly fIr tw1 seek..
myi7 JOHN kEfEsy. p,
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~ The Mustang Lin i'm ent Gu


~ The Mustang Li"iment Cures
Rheumatism;
The Mustang Liniment curcs stin o nts;
The Mustang bini neat cures Burns aud Wonnd,:
The Mustang Linim mt cures Sores nd Ulcers;
The NI'trng Liuim snt cures Caked Breasts and
Sore Nipples;
The VI Istang Eminent cures Neuralgia;
II, uIstr1s ihnment cure. Corns AMI Wart-;
The Mustang Linmehi is worth
l,ooo1oO DOLLARS PER ANNUM
70 the United St'tcs the pre-ervcr and re@lorrr
ofvalulble horses and cattle. 1t all Sprnins
Calls Wounds, S;ln Joints SC.
win YOU answer thi. question? Did YOU ever
hear If any ordinary Sore, Swelling. spran or sun
ness. either on MAJ or b.t>t. which the Mustang
Liuiuent you'd not c1rr? Dpl on ever visit any
resprc able drnsc,-t IN ANY plrt OF the worlL-in
tn"pe Asa or Am '-ici-Nhp dill not say sit was
the greatest discovery of The az :" 80 od everywhere
Every famil should have ii; three sizes. BARNES
PARK, Propretors, New Yort
PARk 4 WHITE.
Sole Agents tor the Pacif: Cois,
1872 Washington street, opposite the Market.
CoLrbN Il McDE tMDrr. Agents 0royule
~ rnE TRAD supplied on the most liberal
terms aps 3m
y HOst,tter's stomach Bitter. are
he Dny lI tiers now offered TO the public which
prepared by II scientific chemical process and that
will hear the test of analysis, therefore perfectly
harmless, and al the same time contains all the
medical properties OF a tonic, and II taken as per
direc1ions, will remove the ollie ron the stomach,
and fncs an Da.ite. imp irtiny health and tone 10
he whoicsy stem, IN IN .ner that il truly won'ler-
fui
Those Tue-, h,ir5 very pleasant to The ,ase also
make 4 deligh'fui beverage.
As there are several base ~uiia,ions, purchasers
should he cHrcfa aud take none but GENUlNF
uDSrErTEK'S STOMACH BlTrERS. kept b, all
respectable saloon keepers and for sale In quaint
tics to suit, by
PARK y WHITE,
Sole agent for the Pacific Coast.
l32 Washington street. san Francisco.
COTTON n McDERMDTT.
npS-2m Agents. Oroviil..
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VoTE OF CITIES The total vote of Chica
90, ST. Louis and Cincinnati at the recent
municipal elections we're Chicago. l6. 1913 ;
ST. Louis, 1926; Cincinnati, 1904 The
vote Of San Francisco at the Presidential
election, was 1908
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DAILY BUTTE RECORD.
oRovILLE, MONDAY MAY 24rH. 1853
san FIR anciscO News.
SAN FRANCISCO, May

NAN HANLINLU. My -Ist.
The libel case Of Martin Gallagher, the
exiIe. vs. the Yankee. was argued this morn
Jog. by Fenner aud DLke in behalf of the
vessel. and 10y Manchester ani Hodges for
the libellant, in the United States Dlstric,
Court
Arrangements have been made to send to
the Stockton Asylum an insane man by the
name of Dominick, now in charge Of the Po.
lice.
McRuer & Merrill and Jones & Bendixen
sold some goods this morning. in which were
comprised some important lots In the gen.
ersl market there we're few sales TO note.
10 -four the trade, the trade is fair at previ.
Gus quotations. Sales Of 575 bags o: barley
took place at 81 10 Union.
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gOroville Sash, Door,
Rlind Factory /!
Contracting and Building,
Turning, and General Jobbing,
Notice.

EoucE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE MEN.
~ bars OF the Upion Mini Ga lat Fairfield Bar
M AS .ssneut VI Ely dollars 60 the share has
sss kviet, payable as follow /: ljt0 u May 1888,
~ ljtb VI June, so; tst OF duly stti payable to
14qts y HipnJn, OrJyiile, or u the Secretary at
NssAs Hill. All shares unpui on tpe gay after
aas vMhe proeee led against fir hs cVkecuon of
asssssassu ;corIing 10 Law. ny order ofthe Hoard
@Dirsctsn CHARLES .. WIGHT, Sec'y.
Apul ssA, ls55-3od
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N O OTICE.

fuVHE UNDERSIGNED having this day purchase
Il OF l.. Van Orieu, Ut OroviIit, Bate County
Csl his entire steck o well selected Groceries and
Provisions viii continue the business at the old stand
10 the new lire tr"o building. corner Ot the Plaza
and ilanto0n street, aud wall respectfully suci the
fJriner patrons Of the Establishment to continue
their favors (Signe,D WILLIAM ASHFORD
0roviie, April 2isi, 1855.
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asunder the massive door leading to the
Royal henagerie Birthstone and torpe-
doe, numbered Gengulphus--but he
was too lale. Ere he could again raise
the huge weapon, fierce demonacal
howl ran through the room, and the next
moment an inIurlaed grizzly Goldfish ran
maGIy forth from the demolished door and
bnried its deadly fangs in the scat of the
mighty Gengnlp phas' ,nexpressitIes lie
uttered sharp cry of pain--made one
desperate effort to shake off the monster
land then fell to the floor, as dead as a
June bug in January.
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Entered .According 10 .4ct Of Codfsh,
By order Of the Ncccas.n Herald.
CHAPTER I.

TO BE READ AMONG THE SEA BREEZEs OF
ATLANTIC CITY.
Ii was nigh;, nowhere, and nowhere
was as dark as d bottle of ink in barrel
Of pi!ch at the bottom OF well and forty
four thousand times darker than the con-
cenlrated darkness Of forty thousand mid
nights, when upon throne Of petrIfied
turtle soup, stood the mighty GengUphus,
monarch Of The Fe Fo q Fun Islands,
eating a slice OF BOTHERED beeswaX, occa-
sonaly welIing lis lips by drinking fluid
ical wrought iron sheet anchor, huke fore
most.
Around him stood eightv-two thousand
nine hundred and eighty-seven and half
Courtiers.
Bring forth the whaugdoodle and place
it on the hewgag !"excaimed he in ter
rifle voice, at the same time cutting of a
courtiers head " ilh the sharp edge of an
Illuminated cotton bale which he had
drawn forth TO light one Of Filz Sander
sons plantation cigars with.
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In ten days thereafter, they set sail for
America, They entered Chesapeake Bay
after voyage Of twelve weeks. and in
two days more they were in James Riy-
er. When MIR. Crawford, our hero,
heard OF the arrival of the ship, he with
four servants repaired 10 the wharf. Ma
ry was standing on the quarter deck, adj
mlring natures widest grandeur. She
had recovered from her sea sickness, when
four days out. The heal.hfu breezes of
the broad Atlantic had imprinted on her
pretty face beautiful freshness. There
she stood. her cheeks tinged with the ro-
ses OF Sharon, and her bonny white brow
white as lilly Of the valley. Crawford
sprang on deck, and was introduced by
the captain. lie looked on Mary with
love and admiration. n.--her soft hand lay
in his--he Was shot!
They descended from the ship, and re-
paired 10 the mansion of the widow aiore-
said. On the 3Oth day of probation, the
lovers were united in the holy bonds OF
wedlock. In conclusion, the sprigbdy
though venerable widow remarked, that a
happier couple were never linked !ogeth.
Ter.
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Stop GPunbIing.

IL ali the grumbiers in the world were
summoned together by some Numbering
Calliope, what an army there would be.
Since The days Of Xerxes, nothing in
number could compare with such host.
The late financial troubles have furnished
all lie recruits necessary, or that could
be desired TO keep the regular army
complete. You find grumblers every
where, as thick as the frogs Of Egypt.
No trade, calling, or profession is free
from them. Now we have a word to say
to such men, and we hope they will not
grunJIe alos for SO doing. Let us de-
scribe them
Grumblers are usually very lazy set.
Having no Disposition TO work themselves,
they spend their lime in whining and com
planning both about their own affairs and
those of their ncightors.
Grumbiar5 ale usually year behind
the age, and therefore when they under
take an enterprise, they find themselves
so far down stream lhat all the winds and
tides OF Sympathy, necessary 10 success,
are against 'h-.m.
GguGbIers are a'wavs very jealous Of
their characters aud influence in society,
and generally quite as good as anybody.
They should therefore be treated with
great consideration.
Grumblers are usually long lived, in
the opinion Of their friends, and should
therefore be cured of the disease as soon
as possible.
Now. in order 10 prevent another finan-
cal crisis, and sundry other terrible
events, too numerou, 10 menlion,we wish
to give a ltlle advice to our fellow citizens
OF the whole grumJliag fraternity
Ist. Stop grumbing.
2nd. Getup two hours earlier in the
morning, and begin to do something out
side Of your regular profession.
3rd. Mind vour own business, and with
all Your migl t--let other people alone.
4lh. Live within your means. Sell
your horse. Give way or kill your
dogs. Smoke your cigars through an air
f, tight stove. Eat with moderation, and
90 to bed early.
5!h. Take less Of your own peculiar
Gifts and virtues, and more OF those Of
your friends and neighbors.
OH. Do all you can TO make other
people happy. Be cheerful. Bend your
neck and back more frequently when you
pass those outside of select circles Full
/ fill your promises. Pay Your debts. Be
yourself all you wish TO see others. Be a
good mana true Christian, and then
YOU cant heIr--fnaIIy TO
7lh. Stop grumtIng,
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NO.. 50.

meucement, and vas considered as
slight cold which would 60 OF. Mean
time, from dry it became moist, slow
fever came on, and difficulty Of breath
ing; her body became lean 3 and wasted
away. night sweals, swelling of the feet
and of the legs succeeded, and diarrbea
terminated her life" Therefore, young
aides, he boldly fat! Never pine for
graceful sIimness and romantic pallor; but
if nature means 10 be ruddy and rotund.
accept it with laughing grace, which will
csptivate more hearts than all Me paleness
of circulating hbrsry.-Ladies' Jour
nOI
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Turn We again TO our story.
CHAPTER III.
THE wHANGpooDLE OR THE HEW-GAG--
DIsMAY, BUTCHERY AND HORROR.

THE wHANGpOoDLE OR THE HEW-GAG--
DIsMAY, BUTCHLRY AND HORROR.
The whangdoodIe was placed upon the
hewgag. Dismay and terror sat upon the
counlenances Of the nobility, Lord De
Mozo involuntarly clulched Prince Blow
bushy's coat tail, and The Countess OF
Fixfum disappeared hys'erically within
her hoops whilst bold Count de Scratch,
hitherto the bravest Of the brave, threw
himself al the foot OF lhe throne and ele-
vated one leg as a signal of distress But
the mighty Gengulphus was unmoved.
Drawing a golden wire safety fuse from
his bosom, lie was in the act of attaching
one end of il to the whangdoodIe, When
Oh horror of horrors !! He beheld in
one corner of the room bis beloved Selich
locked in the arms of Fee ii le Swash
Bosky, Envoy Extraordinary from the
Isle Of Wight!!!
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CHAPTER III.
THE WORLD ON ITS AXIS. THE TALE con
TINUED.

TINUED.
The whangdoode was placed upon the
hcwgag-- but before We 60 further, let US
take y glance at The political state Of \
merica AT Ike date our story opens. We
were involved in a war with Mexico and
Gen. Scott was carrying our victorious
flag through the halls Of The Monte-iosers'
Gen. Washington commanding the home
army, had formed Juncliou with Chris
lopher Columbus at Nauvoo and defeated
the combined forces Of England, France
and iiindoustan III saugmn3ry retreat
on Bungtown Heights. JOHN G. Ere.
mont, President Of The Uniied States, had
appointed James Buchanan Governor OF
Cape Cod. and Napoleon Bonapart as
Mayor efBunker Hill, assisted by Lieu
tenant General Barney O'rwigger, Of
Ireland, was preparing for a descent upon
the tories at Cerro Gordo, whilst DR..
Jane, u. S. Surgeon, was constructing a
strong for, at Cairo armed with chain
pump and one hundred Carmanatve Bal
sam. George Munday has gone 10 Cape
May to buy one of OabiOrd's best palm
leaf hats. The members Of Common
Council had their cheap celebration of In.
dependence day. The City Passenger
Railway to West Philadelphia had been
put INTO operation. The Cancemi case
had been continued at New York until
further notice; and our Minister to China
had been invited TO another dinner, by the
editors Of the Sunday ATecutioner.
Under these tremendous circumstances
no wonder The men and women Of the
10Th century were highly intellectual, and
generally speaking, born when they were
young.
Turn we again TO our story.
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C883G8 7 GS5N u
SUMMER NIGuT-A PICTURE
EY LUCY LINWOOD,

Sweet Nature sleeps. The moons pale
beams
Fall softly round her couch Of rest,
And play amid the perfumed leaves
And flowers that nestled on her breast /;
While the last rays Of sunshine CLEANS
Away below the fading west.
In innocence and beauty fair,
As the dear life that first she gave,
SweetIy she rests and on the air
iier graceful Iresses lightly wave:
And guardian spirits, lowering near;
Her bIushing brow with drops lave
Tie stars come smiling forth to gaze
Upon the fair one where she lies,
And groups of htlle txinkling rays
Are gathered in the far of skies
Sporting and dancing in the haze,
Like infant fans with sparkling eyes.
Like rich ba.bets filed with gems,
CLEANS The broad ocean, clear & bright;
Encirclng shrines and diadems,
The bending skies around unite
And 'boye, below, heaven seems
Rejoicing in The other light.
Abroad through all The shadowy space,
Unnumhered beauties gree lie sight
There's love in every beamiug lace 4;
There's worship in the mellow light
BliSsfuI repose wha, pen can trace
The glorics of summer night!
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Fat Young Ladies and vinegar.

Taken in moderation, there is no doubl
that vinegar is beneficial; but in excess il
Impairs The digestive organs. Expert
menls on artificial digestion show that, il
the quantity Of acid be diminished, diges-
ton is retarded; if increased beyond GER
tain poidi, The same result is procured.
There is reason, therefore, in the vulgar
notion, unhapPily too GondIy relied on,
that vinegar helps TO keep down any aIar-
ming adiposity, and that ladies who dread
The disappearance OF their graceful outline
IN curves OF Plul1pness expanding into
fat may arrest so dteadfuI resuli by
liberal P9laIions of vinegar; bat diey can
only so arrest ilai he fdf more dreadful
expense Of their heslh. The amount Of
acid which will keep them thiJ i'll des-
toy their digestive powers. Portal gives
a case which should be warning.
"A few years ago, young lady, in
easy circumstances, enjoyed good health;
she was very plump. bad good appetite,
aud complexion blooming with roses
and lilies. Size begsnlo look upon her
with suspicion, Tor her mother
was very III, anil Size wd5 arfsid of be.
coming like her. Accor!IheIy she consult
I'd woman, who ady.seL her 10 GIink
giass Of vinegar daily Lac young lady fol
owed the advice, aud her ?lumpness d.
n.ni,hed. She "as delighted with lie
success Of itIe experiment ani continued
j lor morc than 4 lao1lb, Slg bryan TO
ave- cyUe D.. !. 80 rs - H. coa.-
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CHAPTER ".

To say that Geugulphus was angry
would be but sn Indifferent statement o.
the truth. He was in rage. He couldn'
contain himself, and consequently boiled
over in torrents that formed puddles o.
wrath at his feet. He foamed, rayed,
ripped and tore--stamped, rolled, kicked
and roared. At last, seizing a battering
ram by the horns, be made furious rush
at the guilty pair.
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A BaC heiOr'S Woes.

What pitiGul Thing an old bachelor is
with his cheerless house and rueful phiz
on bitter cold night, WREN the fierce
winds blow, and the earth is covered
with foot Of snow. When the fire is
out and in shivering dread he slips meath
the shee,s Of his lonely bed. How he
draws up his toes, still encased in yarn
hose, and burIies his nose meath the chill
ly bed-cIothes, that his nose and his toes,
still enca,ed in yarn hose, may not lroze.
Then he pnn,s anu blows, and swears
that he knows no mortal on earth ever
suffered such woes, and with abs and
obs, and with limbs neary fToze, TO his
sIumber in silence lie goes. In the morn
when !he cock crows, and the sun just
rose, from meath the bed.c!olhes pokes
the bachelors nose, and as YOU may sup.
pose. when he hears the wind blows, and
he sees The window all iroze, Why back
meath the clothes pops The poor fellows
nose, for if from that bed he rose, 10 put
on his clothes, he'd surely froze.
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CHAPTER V.

THE cBRoSHoToNoLoClcAL VENGEANCE OF
THE GRAND DUKE OF THE ABENCERRAGEs.
ode - shrieked GengolPbus, as he
twirled the fearful instrument above their
heads-but alas ! in lis swift descent II
came in contact with Baron de Boosey g
pipe, and glancing at right angles Glove