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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-17
TIOGA POINT AGRICULTURAL
and Junction Iron Works,
mt Athens, Bradford Co., Pa.
WELLES, BLOOD e. CO
KIRBY'S MOWER g. REAPER.
WE are Manufacturing the above

IN
w mentioned excellent Machine for
Eastern Pennsylvania and the neighboring
counties in New York, and invite the partc-
ular attention of Farmers TO the following
features of KIRBY'S Mower 4 Reaper, which
we believe 10 be superior to all others in use
in the following particulars 1t is the lighiest
in use-strong and durable-simple in cons
lruction-easily worked-adapted for horses
or oxen-requires much less draught than
iher machines-has no side draught, yet it
cuts a wide swah-wOrks on rough ground
where no other machine can follow livery
dlfiic ult to be clogsed in any kind of grass, be
it wet or dry-not liable TO get out OF repair
is composed principally of iron-S perfect
combinrd machine, rorking equally reH chttheT
mo,ciug or renping-md IS tie CHEAPEST IN price,
the Mower being only 800, and the combined
machine Sl2O----making it altogether the most
desirable Mower and Reaper in the market
iy Farmers wanting RELIABLE Mowers
and Reapers, should by all means see ours
before making up their minds To buy any
other. Additional and interesting Information
concerning the KIRBY Machine is contained
in our Illustrated Cafaiogue, which describes
also our other Machines and Implements,
among which are
Emery's Patent Chdngedb1e Rail Road
Horse POuers. Tioga ToInt Improved Thre-
shers and Cleaners, Threshers and Separa-
tors, Portable Saw Mills, Horse Hay Forks,
Grain Cradles, Plows ,Cultivators and Horse
Hoes, Cider Mills, Grain Drills, Horse
Rakes, Portable Dog Powers, &c.&c.
Send for copies of our Catalogue and Price
List for yourself and neighbors.
WELLES. BLOOD & co.
Athens. Pa, June %, 1858
Agents--Jno Chamberlin, ,Bloomsburs; G
Baldv, Danville; All Stone, e,Northumtrlnd
b Il FL .Schoch, selinsgrove; Gilbert Fowler,
,ly
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Young America CORN SHELLER
A Call to Farmers.
Farmers, drop your toois-pause a little
read this, and refect!i

rUHeTf, uToP yYuF DDtS- -po"se u Htte-
read this, and refect!!
FARMERS PROMOTION BOOK. "
A NEW and scientific manuring system,
N for the cultivation and increase OF all
kinds Of grain, grasses, fodder and pasture,
upon all kinds of soil, proved by actual expe-
riments and based upon evident truths, desig-
nec to improve agriculture in all its branches
represented by upwards Of one hundred and
fifty engravngs of the most valuable grasses
and plants connected with the system, by DR..
c. & REINHOLD, of Boalsburg, Centre Co.,
Penna.
RECOMMENDATION
In this treatise il will be that the Object has
give the that kind of information which enables
him make practical application to rtI- his land and
his grain fodder and patnreage. The doctrines,
taught hy this mauuring and fodder and pasture cul
tivaon SYSTEM RATIONAL clear and evident and
gest in the mode of agriculture hitherto
unknown to farmers, and which, if adopted ard
carefully practiced not fail to advance the Interests
Of farming community. Such work has niue h
wanted. it fills void which has long been felt, but
which there has hitherto been attempt to supply.
And farmers Of Centre and Huntingdon counties
recommend the work to every farmer, they will reap
the greatest possible benefit from it.
Christian Dale, George Buchanan Daniel Mosser George
Boa Jacob Mosser. Francis Alexander John Baily John
Ncfson. Samuel Duncan, John iIoifer iona MWiIliams
Jacob Meyer George Guyer Jr Henry Meyer John Car
per, Samuel Glliland, John Hasson Geo Jack Samuel
Wilson, John Herman. CIV. Meek. Phillip Meyer. 3m6oi
For sale in Lewisburg BY DR. |. BRUGGER
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supper. Home Manufactures!

II has been satisfactorily proved that Reap
crs can be ie and soId-in our own Penn
sylvania-a MR. and as GOOD as 10 send
what l,tlr money we have away 10 distant
States for no better ReaperS. Keep money
circulating near home, : where you can
easily set (by Railroad or CanaD the Mach
ines rc0area by the ManuiacturerS-tcr all
Reapcrs will al times require repairs, and are
all equally liable to accidents.
GeGidGS. Marsh & 60.
Manufacturers of the Lewisburg Reaper
Lewisburg, Pa June 2s. 1858
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MREA'S CELEBRATED
GLUE e!

THE GREAT ADHESIVE Most useful article
invented for house store Office, surprising in uti
ity other glue gum mucace. paste
known. ALWAYS READY FOR APPLICATION. adhe-
Paper Cloth leather Furniture, Porcelain, Chi
na Marble Glass. For manufacturing Fancy Articles,
Toys it has superior not only possessing greater
strength than other article but adheres quickly,
leaving stain where the parts Joined NEvER Fans
Within the last three upwards of 10000 bottles
of this justly celebrated LIQUID GLUE have been sold
and the great which il has proved
has eservedly secured for it demand which the
manufacturer has found it, at times, difficult 10
acSnowed BY all who have used that its merits fa-
above any similar article offered 10 the public.
~ This GIL E as cT,srsly couHtsrfsisd-otssrre he
LGiei NrCTsIs Cslbrafs3 Liquid Giusic ilesirs
TdIs no othsr. THENTI-FITE CENTS 4 BOTTLE
Manufactured sold. Wholesale and Retail, by
WM &. NcREA. Statiuuer.
No 9O7 Chestnut st Philadelphia.
RsLiheral inducrmeut, offered to persons d,srous Of
selling the above artclr
For sale bv NEVIS IN Lewisburg
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-17

SAPORIFIER, or Concentrated Lye-war.
- ranted to make Soap without Lime, and
with little trouble With cake Of Lye and four pounds
soap Fat. make fneen gallons good soft Soap.
Hard soap can be made in the For sale by
+. S. CALDWELL.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-17

) SOB pRlNTlNG!OD
We have recently added a number
Of varieties of job TYPE to our
former large assortment, making
OVER 60 STYLES

of type. large and SIN; Il, with good
variety Of borders, anu most respect
fully solicit a trial of them by those
wanting anything in the way of
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Agricultural.
Fair Play and no Gouging.
DENN'A Dutch, vs..
YORK STATE YANKEES!
Great Trial Of ReaperS

At LIMESTONEvILLE, June %, s5s. BY
especial request and written challenge of Inc
agent sent to us 10 meet MANNf'S Patent
Grass and Grain Reaper with WOODS great
Improvement, we met on Mr.. Weidenhamer' $
farm at Limestoneviile, Montour Co, Pa, on
the above date. We also met a kETCHDM
Machine, belonging 10 Mr.. Eshbach, which
worked very well.
The machines went to work IN The forenoon
and worked until noon, when the NANNY men
slipped off, brought another Manny'S Reaper
with Woods greatly improvement. worked
for some lime, and then positively refused to
finish the piece of moving allotted 10 them
Mr.. Weidenhamer went IN with the LEW Is
BURG Machine and finished the field.
Being no book publlshers,ue do not deal in
"yacr kiv.red pamphlets filed with pretty pictures
and GLOW ing certificates Of which are OF questoa-
hc proPrety especially such are referred to IN th
NANNY primer dated June 30. l,jt respecting lhi
ia Lebanon county ssncd by John isha'cr and Nrhari
Eby the balance Of the Committee. four out o siS
ito Wit: Peter Kilnser. Abraham Breckhill Michael
Drningr and John Stauer having given their eertihc-
ate decidedly in favor OF the LEwiSBuRG Reaper.
We respectfully refer to the following per-
sons Who have secured wISBUIG Machines, some Of
which have been delivered and starsd and the balance
Abraham Wagner, started Le~isburs Ma. June 26,ls5S
Jacob Wagner do do DO
William Smith
Martin Billmyer
Michael Wagner
Mrs. Wagner willow
Wagner between washington,ille and Jerseytown)
Eoup Brother
MIR. ketnrr
weiienhamer & Brother where the trial took place)
have this dav, while at the trial Of Mach
ines at Lmes stonevle. bought LEwISBuGG Reaper,
after seeing the work performed by AL the machines
present had Mummy Machine on trial last season.
and il at house and the York state gentlemen
come and take il away soon as convenient
DANIEL FRAZER, washingtonyille, Montour Go.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-23

referred to the same Committee, who made the
contract on the part Of the city. That Couu-
mIttee not only audited all such claims that
were referred to them, but actually recommend
ed their payment, which was accordingly made
Judging then from the action Of the parties. the
then very unusual low price charged in the
contract, to wit; Blanks over S quires, Der
gIire forty cents"
find no difficulty in arriving at the iutep-
ton Of the parties, and that the word arire "
where it occurs in the contract not only was in
tended to be but actually was used, as claimed
by E COwles d Co.
1t is conceded that E. COwles & Co. have made
no money out Of their contract with the CITY
aud that the contract was after all, an advanta
geous one for the city. Hence the city can
claim no relief in equity against Cowles & Co.
Therefore, in view of all the facts in the
case, T. Cowies & Co. are justly entitled to the
entire amount of their claim, making the neces-
sary deduction for an error, (Which they admit, }
amounting to seven or eight dollars
The full official report in the Htraa, of
Mr.. COfinberry's speech, while it gives the sub
stance of his remarks, presents them in that
peculiar shape which is designed to deceive
the public, and induce them to believe that Mr.
G., although disclaiming it, believed US guilty
of an attempt at fraud. Mr. Cofinberry ex-
Pressly and emphaticalIy declared that he did
not believe any such intention existed on oul
part, that the proof would not warrant such a
belief, and that he did not wish to convey such
an impression
The prices we have charged the city for its
blanks are lower by an average of from 20 to 80
Per cent than those charged in some of III,
principal Offices in Columbus, Detroit, Buffalo
Chicago and this city. The average price o
blanks furnished by US was Al cents, Will,
those in the cities above mentioned range from
40 to 70 cents per quire THIS was demon
strated before the Judiciary Committee by let
ters received in answer to our letters of en-
quiry.
We below give table comparing the price
charged tae city for blanks by the Plain Deale
Office at various times, and those charged b,
the LEADER; also q column showing the amour
We are entitled tO.undef Mr.. Winslow's inter
probation Of the contract:
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9tours, Mf.

N-STANLEY WOU ULDR ESPECT
- s1.orsl the citizens OF Cieselana and Nl-InilF
-, = ts,-s, a sgnve stove VI No . fIqspect street
Sacre e vii sell Stoves Cftt-Ar oh S-ASs-' ha'4e
,-,-,5 s.SS1-re,eai Il IN latest patterns
tssI5 PuTsps ftIed up 70 order AlSo MaRlllaI q
Tn, CnnPsr and sheet llla NsIe- E~L-4S~A-A
"a IN iR y5Tk done vii dispatch. An work warranted
fs-llr. oln
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Zen iines oi tbs fAgafsl Type make one square 81,
Adgerisenleus Beaded and placed lh column d oie-'
kusluess N0tiues. double tie ordinary rales ,.,
YEARLY Advertising Contracts Will ls unaeIsto1l 20 Ap
fle Immediate Business OF the Adertisefi uiA ali
ushsl advertisemeais IN by tie atseTiiseI NJ" ss
charged extra. ,r.,.- a.. Al.
st5 leilgious Notices 81 peI cent discount.
81siusF Notccs EdItoTil- Column IL be c-Asa II
lie r.tc OILS -ants liur each Inserion-
M Transient Advertisements, to be paid Tor "A ADJ afcs
Advertisements Inle Weekly, one square isss iSi ti
mouths or less same IS daily -, - n
Advertisements N Dairy and Weekly II be charged -
rer cent. extra. a.
Bills Of Yearly Advertisers payable So3fE co
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Bankers.
7. Herdnlan & Co.,

IL Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
DEALERS IN GOLD AND SILVER
Com Fo. eign a. Domestic Exchange lL.eIi ens
NO., md Lad Warrluts- Col eciuns u the tinted
Srsfrs CErsia ani Europe, prom npiiy attended To-
Aseursforthe Liverpool and New foIk screw Se11sll
Linz hv which PaSsaeecan be secnrea elteI - - -
Liverpool AZ the advertised Iies Passage can also e =
leans by the regular lines q sailing Paeksi sLFs 49,,
f-1 Haxre IIsuburg and B7emen 10 New " p. DrIls
fr srr AMOUNT, Farle through q TIE gntneli
Of uroe ana Great Britain and Irfland boz lrtef dI-
s,--ssrssT-Ts - tfe 6aukinr anf Excl EuEe Oce 6
~ ] HERDMAN T. CO.
n,T--df n Water street Clev eland Qll1.
\ = V777TTIS = A. sTANDAET- " sIASlARf
WHITMAN. STANDARD Il CO.
w Bsukers and ieasTs IN Foreign and Donnessle E1
rh,ree Ec Slneri0r street. We draw uiseeL SA
A. ~ ~ Z. -rsh Drafts amount r-T Dc Al al
ts rrineiuzl sn sin EuEzzd Ireland Seqtianl ft'ne
I'D Germany CoiecsI11s maze a II 49, sse 80
fi,rylaghou the rlit d Ss1teS and l.n2.ss .....
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C, D. WILLIAMS,
o. N. OVIATT, Conni.,sa
R.C. CRAWFORD,
I.U. MASTERS,

We give the majority report of the Judiciary
Committee, to whom was referred the matter:
The undersigned judiciary committee, 10 whom
was referred the account of E. Cowles Co., for
printing, having fully examined the law governing
the case, and the evidence offered By z. CoWles,
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att'ps & Gounsrllors.

GEO. S. CLAPP-ATT0RNEY AZ
VI LAW aad NOTARY PUBLIC. oHce over MeBIides
Drug store, Be-ea, Ohio mayemT
w s.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
w sat Law-No. % Superior Street, CleselAna' oli'-
apI:sm 10
DROOKS, BOARDMAN Il FORD.
ID ATTORNEYs At Law. Aiwater Buildlnss, foot
n SspeTioT s. Cleveland, Ohio. -,
D. " BRooKs. W. J. BoARpNAN L " fos'
WILLIAMSON & RIDDLE, AT.
w TORNEYS Al Law ofies No 90 SgnsI1SS--si
cisEslnHa ,sHa oA''' 4 q RIDDLE.
VHARLES @. BALDWIN-ATTOR-
ney aud Counsellor al Lawohoe q super 81; over
CEy bank. 2l..ss=s y -
DALMER & AUSTIN, ATTORNEYS
III Ar LAW, oEiee over Commercial Bank -, -
A SPEK ]. r.. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
"a Warren .rumsull County, Ohio caiee, No. 81 II
DEAYIS q MUELLER-ATTOB-
ID NEYs AND CoUNSELLoRs AT Law, lesaer q,
Budin-. - W : = =
CPAULDING q PARSONS, ATTOR-
- NEYs At LAW. Office, Parsons Block, s1pe5lo5,st
- X q PARSONS. UOitsd Sshtes ConnlssioEsr s1a
rlaSf~r i1nlu s<iunr ~ Z -l1r 1flt .-...s.
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original copy after having been set up, and
waiting for copy. These charges are in ae-
eOrdance with the rule Of sDeTy printing office.
We submit the above statement to the public,
aud We are perfectly willing to be judged in the
premises.
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Drngs

GOAP-LOw's Brown Windsor and
- Honey Soap, C-eavor's Giycerine Musk and Honey
Soals-Warrzu senune-f0r sale By 90
PRUSHES-A fine assortment of
IL Hair and Coth Brushes asO Teeth Brushes OF Ivory
Bone, Buffalo Horn and Sandal Wool Dor sails By
feb9 y W SACkklDEk
T UBIN'S EXTRACTS-A. full as
~ sortmen- just received. geLer win greaz variety
fsls E W. sAcKRlDER.
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r. R. R.


CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES.
MANY diseases that affect humanity inherited as heir
cnEns fum the diseased bodies OF KY ses Scroidia,
ConsUmption Syphilis aud Fits sm0ug the most con-
Of constitutional diseases Now, We care not how
many generations the seeds OF these diseases may have
WAYS RENovArINa REsOLvENT Niu eTadicaie iron the
bodies Of the ced even Patiele q diseased dePosA
CHfLDREN'S DISEASES.
RADWAV's uENOYATfNa kEsOLFENr should be hailed ~
blessing bg every mother throughout the laud,
infants fcted with S1es Humors, SC The Sc break
nss out aus earyl eEidcneo Of disease transmitted
REsoLvE l eradicats every vestgs The disease and
insure the child = sound and healthy bodJ.
R.RR.
r R R-Radruvs Beady Relief for Hsadzchs wheths
sis nervous Rhsumatism, Paralysis Lumhago Gout
Neuragia Toofhache Spall POr Fevers, Swollen Joints
Kidney ComDlants Scarlet Feser. Pains around ne Liver
Pleursy Measles Heartburn. and Pails q all klnds-
RadwaY's Ready Relief VIII, IN lew minutes, enangs
R-Rllways Hen0vatiEg hesolvent. for the cure
af Scr-fuous and Syphllitic Gem
nisnfs Cons1 uve and other affections Of the Lnngs snd
Tra1t Iaiurffun and Enargemsufs of parti, Eruptys
nd other diseasfs II The Sin Nodes Iumors. UlcersDy
peosia and all other diseases arising from impure state
r. n R-Radway's Regulators VIII cure, easctusly and
spssdy Costiveness. Indigestion, IEaEmatiou q ths
Bowels, Dyslepsla. Liver Complaint Diseases ot NE
Hearf and Kidneys, femals Co ainrs small Pox Fstsrs
dose 81 Rsdways Beguaiors viii restore Il 10 regularity.
No female should he without them
r r e. Rsuledies are sold b DrugS syery She5e
GAYLORD : CO., sna ". EIsKE, Ass1.s. S,sNs-
lad, Ohio, isDS'An
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-. PHmPoT. Noiarr Publie.

VI. ". NlElS.
Sworn 10 by the said NJ. ". Yiets. and By him
subscribed in my presence this 18th day Of June,
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C0AL--C0AL.
ArnW Is THE TIME TO SETIN

your Winter supply. We are daily reeoIgi ASPEN,
~ rfie Tor Stoves aud Crates, wca sell -r > 70
peTton Parties wishing purchase VII % Eell = s.e
TENDED 10 Ohces and Yards c p r. K Pier aud al
Z; ss5is : g n n - JOHN HAYS co
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THE CITY PRINTING.

a For late CITY News, see thiId page.
Fol. Market Reports and Marine News, see fourth
mage
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correct, that the matter in the pamphlets were
measured honestly according 10 established rules,
and that have endeavoTed TO give full count iu
all orders for printing that weae received from the
city. Furthermore, the charges made fer all the
blanks are about the sane they charge their other
customers, are according TO the terms Of the bid,
and are correct as far as ny experience as prin-
ter tells me. Iwoud also further state that about
four-fihs of the work they have done for the city
was done at about first cost, or on average hOm
IS to 40 per cent less than they have charged their
other cusfomers
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
FRIDAY MORNING, July %, Is5s
PLAIN ID oRNAnIENTAL PRINTING.

z Plan and Ornamental Printing Of every teserpiio
doao II the Printing Establishment Of the Leader oHce
the --latest impr we'd and ms; lid presses the
best syle, s0r notice and Al reasonable rates Par
ueglar attention Vito blank work Every description
Of Hans done 5iaIly Blank Books Ledgers Jourl-
as sales B. ks. R-,-iy1ng Books, &c sc
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-13
PROPOSALS

VIII also be received ter n General superintendent
who must be a regularly educated Physician and
Qradunte nf some respectable Medical institution to
take charge Cf the Butte County Hospital and the in
mates thereof 10 have the general supervision Of snid
institution. nnd 20 tenderali m" 'Cr ui TINT may b.
required subject to the rules ana regulations now
made, and to be made. governing said Hospital -
Butte county 10 furnish all furniture, melicires.
supplies and other accessories needed for snid IN
stu ion aud the iuma'e- thereof Said Ut1l ,sal-
should state. at how much salary per mouts
The Bua'd of Supervisors to d trrmiue nd mfke
known wch OF the lwo plans, rs above &c forth
they viii niOpt, an I said contract tu br awarded
the lowest responsible bill Ter The Roard reservmp
to itself the right to reject any ar All bids.
ordered by the Board that tie above notice b
published IN The Butte Record for The space OF thirty
days
Attest. NJ II DAREACH.
Clerk Of Buard of SuprrV is0rs.
lya sod HvJ II MARBLE, Deputy.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-13
ESherif's Sale.

TyY VIRTUE or Dccreta1 Order
- issued out of the nisirict Court OF the fif-
teepth Judicial District. In md for the County of
Nutie. and state Of california. against iOSFPlI
wOOD and IN fnvor or NJ. sCFrT. ANANTINE
CHARLES WOOD. and GEO ". H'lTT, Tor the
suu of sig thousand eight hundred (Sf,Sn0 001 doh
lars md interest from reni,tinn Of Judgment III
maid At the rate ~ per cent per month md costs
taxed In tho sum of forty one sil onl dollars;
And In favor OF VIM. y. Flint for IN" sum OF TWO
thcusand two hundred and forty fs12i0 00l dollars
and interest on the from judgment till paid ni
tho rnie ri fnur per cent mouth mud for costs In
Inc sum of ninety. hree (fg3 on d0'lars
And In favor of Nchnei Ncclennn" for tho sum II
shve~ hundred and nnety-eipht ft29s nol dollars.
and interest or tho same frosr judgment tl nhld NJ
she vste of ~ rer cont nnnum, and for costs
taxed IN The sum NJ Ave deilnre.
Ana IN favor of David pavle for the snm NJ three
hundred aud sixty two (S3G2 0o dollars and Interest
on sa,d snm n, the rate of ten per cent, per nnnum
fto.a the Mh day 4 December \. u. lNS UNIV nn'd
aed all nrrvuinp costs on ssh order 10 we directed
and delivered commanding me to sail tho morivaged
pveo,ises hcveinanrr described 20 satisfy s"id dc
msrds. I viii on Monday. tn" f2th d"v OF
JwIy A u. lshs, nt the hour oi o'cnckP " "i
said DAY IN prrsuance Of tho requirements ~ sn'h
ORDER srl nj pnhlic sale 10 The h1shest bidder for
cash. the pronertv described IN snId order OF snlc NJ
fDllows. 10 Wit All that ranch claim nnd property
eiipnt~ and LYING rnrtly Ii nni'e rnnny and rarN ~
Yuha county In The stats af,re'R'd. on the Rabbit
Csesk rad about siy miles north enst " Fcrhesown
and about enc snd half south west ~ ''ro iewA.
and known NJ the Ahho lfonae. or Woodvi'le prnn
eytv. AMI hounua' mus. rnHhN"nfNR Nv " P"h '"
said rad about nltv rods north cnst OF snii Abbott
Honsr. md running thcnce south westerly nj right
angles with tho line run 100 rods. thence north
vesse,iv NJ right angles with tho line lns run l60
vnda. thence pnvih easterv nj right angles win the
Hus last vn inn rods. thence snutheaHcr'v ITO rods
b tho r'ree NJ beginning. cnnn"ine about loo acres
of lwpd urre iess ,oerihe- with all nnd sneulnr
the hridina-, ,tarement- herediiamcnis, hNtnrrs ND
appuvten,rrsA theveurto heipnging or In nnvw'se
arrcytsini-r inelrdipg sicrn. hrih House. Ware
hcusa, stnbles and nnrurs. aud NIL other houses
bniidings and improvements In ard about The prem
ises.
. The nhove .n,e 10 tab" rlace nj tho Court
Ncusr dooy. 1, the Town of Croyilc, County aud
State aforesaid
NJ ID. PLtM. Sheriff Butte County.
cvrvtiie June 18Th. A. d. 1883.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-13
PROBATE NOTICES.
Probate Notice.

&sTATEOF CALIFORNIA. County Of Buite-Pro-
~ bate court OrOville. June 10Th 1853. Estate OF
iamesP. Hughes. deceased. In pursuance OF an or.
der made IN the Hon. Probate Cour on the OH day
Of June d 1859, notice II hereby given to I'll
whom 1t my concern. 10 he nud appear before said
court on Monday, the 25th day Of August
A. D. 1Ss, nj The houI "f 10 u'cocs Of that day AT
the Cont iiouse of said county IN the Of orc
Vile then and there 10 show cause II any there be-
why the Adminisirnt uf said estate stould not
make anal settlement thereof. and he be discharged
from tur her liability in the premises.
Fy order Of Cunt
Witness my hand and the seal nf said Court affixed
tsEALl this fhe l6ih day of June. 4 n 1858.
NH DARRACu, Clerk Probate.
Py !. II. MAEPLE, Deputy
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-13
NOTICE..

6sTATEOF CAIIFORNl \, County oi Rutte--Henry
- kl,ine. vs.. j ,mcs "A. White, Thomas w Nutter,
nni +. Derrick.
Notice il hereby given. to oil persoHs holding
and claiming lien unrr the net for securing chan
les and others, upon the following described proper
", to VII: The Steam Quarz Nill at Oregon City.
Bn,te "ty. california formerly the property oi
defendants, now supposed 10 te owned by Hedges &
Harmon, to be and APPEAR in the District Court, F>
teenth Judicial District tor said fuue county. en- the
first dny OF thr next term thereof to be holden IN the
Court House ~ the town of oruvlle, Burc r"uny
on The Fourth Monday of ugust next,
and during the regular term II sad court 10 cNiihl
then and there the proof # their liens ON SAID pro-
perry, or they will be deemed wn,rd-
HENRY kLElNE. Plaintiff.
s RosENuAuS. AIRY COR Pitf
Oroyille June T., IL $.