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322 Pa AVENUE. 322
Travellers IN want OF TX UNKS should not fsll to
visit our extensive SalesrooIn. OCCUPY iue Gxxyrp
the entire basement floor. where they vliIlSESnX
ind eve DESCRIPTION Of hne apd medium <2lfil
quality SOLE LEATHER, LADIES' DRESS
and PACKING TRUNKS. HAT RONES VA
LtSES, CARPET BAGS, SATCHEl.S O. thai
may be required, at cheap and moderate prIocs,
WALL, STEPHENS Il CO.
81 rennsy lvania avenue,
au q II between 9th and 10th streets,
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Il AIDES TICK and ali sorts OF CON rs az
- BIS Hair store, near 18th street, snd az -
eAlm Rsom. under Willarda' HetAl. 70 s-ns
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IT. Q A r r A 9 Ee,
L HE Subscriber having made additions to his
Factory making IL now one Of the largest R1R
n the District, where his facilities forS
RlAGES and LIGHT WAGONS cannot be sur-
passed, and from his long eTperie2ce in the hasi-
All kinds Of Carriages and LiGtI Wsxons se,, On
hand.
All REPAIRS neatly done, and eli orders prompt
Second hand Carriages tst zen in en- change for new
ones. ANDREW ]. JOYCE
d 1o-n corner of 10Th ard sts.
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DAIRY FANS, : =
Il .dIss' Travelling ara Shopping Bags,
Immense stock Of Fancy = Gods And fCys.
Op.2.ns At MoLAUGHLIN's,
roFR Pa avenue, between ath and 9Th sis.
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CHARLES N. KUGLER,
" No. 5ls Pa. arssus, bertcser 2f asd Sd sts,
Vail furnish ard send lCECRAM IN any part OF
The CITY at 50 "a Ion - cents quart. falrt,
festyslk, Balls and Parties al all kinds iurns hed on
tns most s reasonable terms
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-09-08
Perlls of st. Petersburg.

1t is melancholy to contemplate the
constant danger in which this brilliant
capital is placed. If Mr.. Kohl's picture
is not overcharged, the occurrence of
strong westerly wind and high water, just
at the breaking up Of the ice, would at
any time suffct to occasion an inundation
sufficient to drown the whole population,
and convert the entire city, with all its
sumptuous palaces, into chaotic mass of
ruins. The Gulf of Finland runs to
point as it approaches the mouth of the
Nava, where the most violent gales are
always those from the west, so that the
mass of waters, on such occasions, is al
ways forciby impeled towards the city.
The islands forming the delta of the Ne
va, on which St. Petersburg stands, are
extremely low and fiat, and the higest
point in the city is probably not more
than twelve or fifteen feet above the aver
age level of the sea. A rise of fifteen
feet is, therefore, enough to place all St.
Petersburg under water, and a rise of
thirty feet is enough to drown almost ev-
cry human being in the place. The poor
inhabitants are, therefore, in constant
danger of destruction, and can never be
certain that the whole 100000 of them
may not, within the next twenty-four
hours be washed out of their houses like
so mlny drowned rats. To say the truth,
the subject ought hardly to be spoken of
with levity, for the danger is too immi-
nent and the reflection often makes many
hearts quake in St. Petersburg. The only
hope Of this apparently doomed city is,
that the three circumstances may never
occur simultaneously, viz; high water,
the breaking up of the ice, and a gale of
wind from the west. There are so many
points of the compass for the wind to
choose among, that it would seem per-
verse in the extreme to select the west at
so critical a moment nevertheless, the
wind docs blow very often from the west
during the spring, and the ice floating in
the Neva and the Gulf of Finland is of
bulk amply sufficient to oppose a for
midabe obstacle to the water in the up
per pant of the river. Had the ancient
sages of Okhta kept meteorological re-
cords, one might perhaps be able to cal
culate how often in thousand years, or
in ten thousand years, such flood as we
are here supposing might be likely to
occur. AS it is, the world need not be at
all surprised to read in the newspapers
one of these days, that St, Petersburg,
after rising like bright meteor from the
swamps of Finland, has as suddenly been
extinguished in them, like mere will-o'-
the-wisp. May heaven protect the city !!
For quar-. Rec.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-09-08

"No, my son. Your father is no an.
cry now," answered the mother.
Where is he 2"
"ln the next ROOM"
Frank sighed, as his lashes dropped un-
til they lay upon his cheek. A tear was
crushed by each fringing lid. Noislessly
his mother rose and left the room.
Crank, my son !" The voice that said
this was low and unsteady, but full Of
tenderness.
Instantly the boys ewes few open.
90, father /" And his arms, leaping
upwards, caught eagerly the neck Of his
father, and dragged him down until the
hard. rough check lay on his own softer
and warmer face.
"I wasn't disobedient in heart, father"
sobbed the excited boy. "Ask mother,
she will tell you all about it."
"I know all, my son." replied Mr..
Lloyd, as soon as he could steady his
voice. "I know all. You have been
brave, noble manly, and | am proud of
you"
O, with what delicious sweetness these
words of praise fell upon the boys ears.
From other lips they would have been
pleasant; but coming from the cold pa
rent always more ready to blame than to
praise, they were as honey to his soul.
And the father, in after time, could no
more forget the expression of his sons
face as he uttered these words, than he
could forget the impression of that same
face as he stood over him in wrath, only
an hour or two before, with hand upifted
to strike How many hundreds of times
did this last image of himself haunt his
quiet moments. He would have given
all he possessed Of worldly things, il that
one act of his life could have been oblit-
Grated, if the page of memory on which
was recorded, side by side, that other and
better incident, could have shown only the
golden record of love.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Not in Wrath.
BY T. s. ARTHUR.

BY T. s. ARTHUR.
Frank"
"Sir."
The boy started at the sound of his
fathers voice, while his color heightened,
Mr.. Lloyd had loft the house, with his
axe on his shoulder, few minutes before
on his way to clearing not far off, where
his men were at work but thought
crossing his mind had induced him to re-
turn. He spoke with some sternness of
voice and manner.
"Sir," repeated the boy, looking with
half timid glance at his father.
Don't 60 to the mill.dam to day."
said Mr.. Lloyd, speaking slowly, and with
authority
Frank did not answer promptly. So
his father said, in tone of sharp interro.
cation
DO you hear. sir ?"
:" Yes sir" replied Frank.
"Very we'll; then see to it that 1 am
obeyed.
Mr.. Lloyd started off again for the
clearing. He did not feel altogether sat-
isfed with himself, for he was conscious
Of not having addressed his son in the
right spirit 1t would have been a, easy
to have spoken more mildly, to have made
the interdictisn in different tone of voice
and yet been quite as likely to insure obe-
dience.
IL wish l could control myself little
BETTER" said the farmer, as he strobe away.
Il don't think this harsh, peremptory
mode Of speaking ever does much good.
I'm sure it never helped to make me any
more obedient, when l was boy but
rather tended to excite rebellion. The
most outrageous thing 1 ever did, when
boy, was in defiance of angrily announced
authority. Frank is sensitive, and my
manner hurt him. must guard myself
better"
What is the matter, Frank 2" inquir-
ed the boys mother, coming to the door.
She had heard her husbands voice pitched
in rather harsh key, and it drew her
away from her work.
Nothing" was answered, 4" only father
always speaks to me as if he would take
my head off,"
"What did he say ?"
He told me not to 90 to the mill
DAM"
Why did he say thatF" inquired Mrs.
Lloyd
81 don't know"
"He had some good reason, no doubt
and you must be sure not to disobey him."
1t was, perhaps, two hours later in the
day, when lad named Jacob Green met
Frank on the road, little way from his
fathers house. He had a fishing rod in
his hand.
"To the mill-dam. Won't you 60
along2"
Z" Not to-day" was answered.
Jacob strongly urged a compliance with
his wishes, but Frank resisted all temp
tation.
Il met Jacob Green, just now," said
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-09-08
j. G. o. REDINGTON,

OGDENsBURGH, n. !.
Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental Music
Agent for Piano Fortes Organs, Melodeons, Mu-
sic Books, Sheet Music, and all kinds of musical
merchandise. Pianos and Melodeons of any man
ufacturer furnished. Mr. R. agrees to be held re-
sponsible for every instrument selected by him
self, (beside the warrant of the manufacturers) j
Terms, the usual retail prices. Mr.. R. purchases
at wholesale prices Ia thing which none but agents
and dealers can do) and delivers, sets up and
warrants, for the same prices which purchasers
would be forced to pay at the manufacturers
places of business.
Middlebury, Sept. |, 1868.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-09-08
POETRY.
Ye Tailyor-man-A A Contemplatiye
Ballad.

q fallyOr-man- A COntemplat
Ballad.
ny JOHN q. SAKE.
Right jollie I, ye tailyor-man,
As annie man may be;
And all ye day upon ye benche
lie workelh merrilie.
And oft ye while in pleassnte wise
lie coiloth up his limbes,
He singeth songs ye like whereof
Are not in Watts his hymns.
And yet he toileth all sc while
His merrie catches rolle;
As true unto ye needle as
Ye needle to We pole.
What cares We valiant talyor-man
For all We towards feares?
Against ye scissors of we Fates
He pointes his mighty sheares.
He heedeth not ye ancient .jests
That witlesse sinners use;
What feareth ye bolde tailyor-man
Ye hissnge of goose
He pulleth atyour busie threade,
To feed his loving wife
And exc his chlde for unto them
1t is ye threads of life.
lie cutteth well ye rich mans coate,
And with unseemlie pride
He sees ye little waistcoate in
fe cabbage bye his side.
Meanwhile we talyor. man his wife
To labor nothing 10th.
Sits bye with readie hande to baste
fe urchin and We cloth.
Full happie is We tally
Yet is he often tried,
Lest he, from fulnesse of We dimes,
Wake wanton in his pride.
Full happie is ye tailyor-man,
And yet he hath foe,
cunninge enemie that none
So well as tailyors knowe.
1t is We slipperie customer
Who goes his wicked waves,
and weares We honest tailyor's coate,
But never, never payes
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-09-08

The health of Bristol Bill" is im-
proving and he is now able to attend to
his usual .abers.- WindSor Journal
The health of " English Bill" since the
Kansas election, is reported to be poorly.
Times.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-09-08
D R. ] E N N | N G S

Would take this method to inform the public
that he has concluded to make this place his res
idence, and would here express his gratitude to
his numerous patrons in this as well as the sur
rounding towns, and hopes he may still merit their
patronage.
DR.. JENNiNGs, would inform his patrons
that h. has again taken rooms at the Addi-
son House, where lie will give his undivided
attention to all who give him call.
Middlebury, Nov. 26th, 1867.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-09-08
THE MIDDLEBURY REGISTER.
OFFICE IN coBBs BLOCK, STREET.
90 Il B & M T. A ID,
PUBLISHERS AND PRoPRIEroRs.
JUsTUs CoBB, ....... .... RUfUs MEAD.


TERN
THK REGISTER will be sent one year, by mail,
or delivered at the office, where payment is made
strict(v ir Advance, for 81 go
Delivered by carrier, paid strictly in ddpdnce, 90
If not paid within six months, 80 cents addi-
tional.
WNo paper discontinued until arrenrages are
paid, unless at the option of the proprietors.
0vAll communications must be post. paid.
S. R. NILES, Successor to V. b. Palmer News
paper Advertising Agent, No. l, Scollay's Build
ing, Court Street, Boston, is authorized to re-
ceive advertisements for this paper, at the same
rates as required by us.
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
I,x. L. IL rt. ..ln nj n shcrt tntinn
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-09-08

GEORGE M. BROWN,
TAILOR,
Informs his friends and customers that he
has opened shop in Stewards building over
the store of r. L. Fuller whore he will attend
to all business in his line.
Cutting done to suit customers.
WANTED good Journeyman.
Middlebury, Oct. 10. 1856. 2G;tf
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-09-08
SIMILIA SIMILIABUS CURANTUR

HATEFUL FOR PAST FAVORS, DR.. O..
" j. EELLs would announce to his hitherto
patrons, friends and the public generally, that lie
has taken into connection, in the practice Of
HoMoGoPATHIC MEDICINE and SURGERY, r. g.
GREENE, NJ. D., a graduate from the Western
Homeopathic College, at Cleveland, Ohio. By this
arrangement Drs. EELLs and GREENE hope to be
able (in good degree) to supply the constantly
increasing demands for Homeopathic Remedies for
the SICK.
West Cornwall, March 81, 1858. 80:
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-09-08
A. w. P o w e r s =,


BURLINGTON W.,
A CENT for BoARDMAN, GRAY & Co.'S cele-
n brated Dolce Campana attachment and cor
rugated Sounding Board Piano Fortes, which for
purity and richness of tone, durability and ele-
gance of style and finish challenges competition.
Mr.. Powers continues to give careful attention
to tuning and repairing Piano Fortes, and from
several years successful experience is confident
of his ability to give satisfaction in every respect.
All orders by mail or otherwise promptly and
faithfully attended to. 2s
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-09-08
II KIN GSLE Y.

II. X N q s l. + Y.
Surgical and Mechanical Dentist,
Rooms in Brewster's Block, Main St., one door
North of the Post Office.
All operations upsn the Teeth will be peIform-
ed in accordance with the latest improvement in
the Art and warranted. II.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-09-08
N. HARRIS M. D.,

Teeth filled with Crystalized Gold, all operations
done in Dentistry usual, Office at his residence
Park Street, west side of the little Park.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-09-08
MIDDLEBURY
AGRICUlTU URAl WAREHOUSE
AND
IR ON RE.
b A r Err SH OP,

GEo. W. DUSTIN wishes to inform his old
~ customers and the public in general, that he
has opened
Shaving and Hair Dressing Room,
in Brewsters Building, next door to the Post Of
nee, where he will try to please all that favor
MN with call. Particular attention will lie
paid to cutting chidren's hair
05-Razors Honed in the best manner.
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Sherif's Sale

NH VIRTUE hF 4 WRIT OP pys,-,I
Issued out of tn" Ds,ric, Court n nsr
iudiclnl District IN u d tr Ruiie cnuntv ,sd ~
'hlifr' Ia tn me directed aud ,eliye,.d nn-'
irg me Ia make the sum Of three hurdreI and :,
nine tr!v two ore.hunireih dolIar.t isp;o q, :,
In Greg the-'a'n at the rate ( ten mr. eep, ~,
nu" fro" the fourt enth day Of NuL An :,
until paid. and the further sum et ,w M.
'"e'ty five one. hupdrrih dollar. zen gl ,ol
nit and arciui,g costs IN srfi writ. vA.l
Ci'AR' ~ TOY il rla aittr ard JtNy RRl
LEV ia refendent. ! hrvc levied upon and ,h,g
prse NJ Pub ic sal" g. the vi hesi hnit,, IA, j
on No"day the 93d day of Auqu4t A.. u lsil
The hour ~ Two 0'ci"ck ?. VI. II said dm N
those certain pi ces aud parcels ofIs d, de,dl
NJ foil 'ws. to wit All that certain pisvw nj
Of land siiu"td in the town af nroyillv pu,ts
". f"li'Ur ia. il heipR bart of lot No,5in NJ
y" 3, ns laid.i"un on the town plo' Of II, aIl l
of Oo"viile n"d fo'mc ly occupied hy P Fam
W ther Also certain piece Or taicrl n land !
aird in the town Of Orovllr county and sht,
said. and kp"wh - l,l NJ 3 in b. ck NJ.
laid down IN the town m or ploi af,resf
gethpr with all AID singular q c t.ne'nsus hH
nrn's AID nprurt.unnces III. unit, l,rlo.gl
~, wise aPp raining 10 each Of the @id ns4
land.
The nh"ve sale To tke place at the CmE
door In the town If Oroville. county nd
alOrrs ID.
". y. PLT.M, Sheriff B"t. Coui
patc1 brovi'le tr"nsi @, " 1873
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-25
Sherif'S Sale.

VI issued ont of the District COnrt u A'
'eenth Judicial District. in and fnr Bu,e Cous,
State of California, against SIMON GARR ~
J W. WHALING, anr In fav'r ~ R'hVu'
CHELit for the sum of Five Hundred aN
lo'lrr ,p-incim ''ehi, nj the I r'r ~ OIL
ilunt tr,.i u, Il rhir,, -four t"pnIy Eve one.hah'
D"ll"r- interest togrihcr with ecsi iin'faiN
from the daie of this decree, and ihlri'F
herron for attorneys : fees, and tn, further y
Thirty five twenty oue hundreths Ooiiar o'
snii. aud all .ccrIiiP Uists ~! shld wfi
rrcipd md d delivered, commanding inr 10 y
Inortgaged premises hereinafter described 70 Il
SHE demands. VIII on iresdnv. the .'h
gust ID. 1855. al the hour of Two"t"s'
said day in pursuance al The reqil'r"n a"'
writ. ] " III sell at pu' H. salr Ia the hRts
for cash, the J,r perry descr bed IN "a" "'lr
as I lh,w-, to Wit: That icr or parcel " ~
naird in tn, town Of tr0vilir. 90 ny
aforesaid. commencement on the pf@'l
HiId street. to feet rustrr1t tro 'hh".
rrly c rnrr &c III 4 street ana F0hl% J
runnir r ahug the said ncril"tN me p%
rasicyI, ~ let .hau-c NJ right 2't "'',
ir.I. ih''n'e at right angl's wrstrh,
N rich' NJ giles tonihcrl, so feet I" lh'pspy
ming brial n rart Of Lot No ~ hAu
hrd down on the .Ai-iilg Z nap of sh'd
win oil md sung lar the teBehtn''' mIe
and apturIcnincrs ihrieu"'O beihs"E
wise apperlaihi'g. n.cO.s
The :,iovr snl, to take place al the
lour IN ,he tow n of Oru,ile. Couny and"'
-ad ....i
y y PLTH, sheriff Butte lou"
4 4. ~
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Notice..

We 1T Known. tht I. HELFN AUGUST
WILL ftMShN, u rA,rpi-i WON III. wif. al
tannnrd " iams m. ho.h ,esien's of the county
'h n,'e aud 'ia'" at Cal f'rua, de- hereby ueclar
that u Ia INV intention t. curry business on IN
y" "rc"ut. sole 'rid"r in the hnsin-ss ii FOE
s"c lug NJ ~" town ~ iinnil'on, in .nd county and
'hn' the nm"uni ot m 'ny cvip Invested IN srii
nS'r""- originally, Il ms not exc ed the Gum of five
thousand ,illar-
He ~ tt''CSrA WILLIAMSON
TATE ~ 'ALtVoR IA. County rf rut-.
efn'. %. ni-am Cfun IA Ju .tice nf the Pnnce in
ah Tor said "i"t ~ the t'Sn hip oi liam, NJ .
ners''nalv appeared arp"ar'i. II.-r Aug ,srs vii
hanson 10 me erSOn illy know to he th. in iy,du
~ hd"N'r'h"d N. and who executed th' foregoing dec
In at't n. and h"ing hv me 6rr duly -werm did or
" u de'ar" after being By Li N rNsn.i .atipn So
rase an apart fr IN rni nth ~ h.. h, airing # be-
- hi' ~ N ri' trlr ninted with the u IT
n" ' re- ding eel H. TAT = sam. - true, tia
-rN"curd tne snme N 81, and vol iMlv. iih
ut fea'. em'u son "r undue iniiarncr at h.r snu
'"sh"nd AMI tn / she dos Cesirr to relrlrt ihi
execution " the same.
Witness my hand, This 18Th day of June. A. u
SIa III All RIIN
fi1-5w Iastks II the Peace
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Sherif's Sole

t't"e UT mn FYaenel
""t "f the nis'ri"t Court Of N. p;n tM
col O'.tric' ir and for Rut. conr,v,s
'al'''''a. :" me directed md ne'ire, ~. N'
inv m make Z su,, of ,hr.. ',Nr
eleven 20 100 do'iar- WITH ;r.or 81 ,,o. ""nar !
~ 'av Of Fehrua'v u 1888. Az N.
r"- """f = anrum and all co.ts go
:" ~" snm o' FORTY three sew nty ons h.., h "
a"h'-' and all accruing costs ~ s,;, ,". .a"
4 v. Sn an. ". Norpom,hen is nl,ir,;r w. ~
Gnnn's"n Is defendant. ! have levied n,nu w
eNp"se at public sale To the highest b;aI'I',M ~
AZ the Court 'touse door in the town =, a. s'
Fon"tv a"d sta" afnrosaid. on Thw,..w' w'']
10Th d"y OF August. d 1sW y .,ny
y. VI of aid dav. all of the richt lin. -. o
~ the ahova named Defan iant In md - ,m n''1
Store House. and one Stable situated on v.t
vine Eureka Township, Rutte COUNTY c,nn
about 'hr"e.Quarters Of miles smtb.s.s .,p',
village Of Sehastopel and on the nor,b.s,s
the main wagon road leading from Ion.. ~
said Sehastoi nj. together with all AMI 'i,,
t"nem rt@. hercd tam nts thereunto hal.
IL anvwi>e arpertairing. Alss the land
the same are situated.
" d. PLFM, Sheriff Buftn,,
0rovillp. July %, A u. Is5s
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COnStable's Sale.
vItrUr UF An EXr,UTr0v

Pf VI thCf OF An FNIt UTrOV
- i.'W out of John :. U-rrv. outt II Instic.
u the Peace in and for ophir Township ,'ou,.ty oi
ute and ~'ate of Ali'"rria, against J br v ,,.-
ava 9ohn Nc ~ nell aud in favor m Genrv. "
We am Jo ~ t.'rc MI. tor the -im o. iw,, hu, .
n'"i (sSWi d"'i;r. trnci nj 'f"'t atd one b n
hreh anu severn! tour cE4) shars l'"rr,I n Il
ac rh'h4 ihltH-i "G ilr >nnt - IRA :. uf thr,
ron. tr month. from he 81 ta If Juy A
u. Us an alt cost. "f II { xAi IN the sum a., +
W rs"n ttty o''e-i une ed'h- (<it ~. rcas Ia
- hcr With all iceiring - si- ut. sat- wi ni,,.
'hrrctei and tst,V erred enn,mani ~. To selI tn
mort q d premises h-r-innr .r Il s,r,,.d Va ,i-f
.sJ drra d. W, on SATURDAY. the 4 n
oiy al ltember, 4. d 1855, ai t -. hour OF
e'S" u loc A Is id Il ~ ~. n nre , { tn,
q'r iaenls OF aid writ, sell =. publ S,. O the
h'S"''sl ni dtr tor c,sh the . party descripd IN
nu "ri' rs ioilaSs-rhat CO piese or pa Gel Of
laha tua ell H. n b ing la the county Of Butt.
anu Ita'e u ai.fornia, anu melSinx a pridg.
Sro s'hx h- Ditch Uf tie t-ath-r t. rr ,nd -, hir
"nef company, runni & the CO IL, the di ch fifty
,ous ~, W ah oak tree, th.Hcs westerly Fix cen ari
"",i rons 10 pine tree. thence orth Westerly ifiy
. us I'd hn OAK tree theme sixteen and II hall rod
70 we place of -g'nDing bcinx the property known
a. Mcconnelrs kiek Yard and uta ming about five
acre O. land
The above sale 80 take siAse ia font Of John
.erry 8 Once ia the town of OrovifA, County and
state Aforesaid.
r. MAGUtRE, Constable
Dated August tlth. isss
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-25
LEGAL NOTICES.
Inrseetor. and g. Y. Hale, W. B. Maxwell.

lnrseetor. and g. Y. Hale, W. B. Maxwell,
Judges.
The ofheers ~ the several Election Pre-.
cincts are hereby instructed not to attach
their accounts to the Election Petnrns. but
10 send them in ~parstely. certified to by
the Inspector 81 thei' resrective Prrcircts.
BY order of the Board Of Supervisors Of
Butte County
r. A. MATTHEWS. Chsi-man,
Attest, NJ. II. DARRACH.
Clerk Of Board.
ByJ II. MAPLE. Deputy.