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ENJ FRANKLIN AND PROF.

I'D DE GRATll.- Franklin brought e!Cc'rclty
from the heavens tn earth, but it remained for
Prof. Do Grath to apply that electricity 10 the re-
lief of diseased ard suffering mortals--diseases
that heretofore hafAcl the physician'S old treat
ment, such is Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Pains, Stiff
Joints. Deafness, Swellings. Palsy, Plies, Skin
Diseases, &c. are now cured by Pr"f Dc Grath's
electric oil in one and two days. Read this letter
from Physician who has practiccd since 1876
(too we'll known for comment
Prof De Grath, Philadelphia.
Sri-At intervals, during thirty years past. my
wife has been snhject to rheumatism Of the most
violent cast-1say four times year sometimes
so severe as to make it necessary to administer
large doses of the tncture of gunicum and morphla,
and to rock her like an infant in n larg. rocking
chair to induce any repose. Having frequent
co re >pondence with my son, (No. lO3 Chestnut
street of your city, informed him Of m attack
she had about the middle of the month, January,
which was of such severity as to completely par
alyze the system. He, in his anxiety for his
mothers welfare, sent me a bottle Of your Electric
Oil; but as am one Of the practitioners of med
ic;ne in our place. and not proseyteto any kind
of patent medicine, did hesitate to give it trial;
however on reflection, concluded to try it, which
Il did, in persond directly up to the letter, and
after the third fourth application she became
rather passive, and before one-third of the bottle
was used, not O single vestige of the disease re-
mained in the system, and she still continues well,
although she rode out distance of fourteen miles
without renewal of any of the symptoms. |
therefore feel il my duty, for the sake of suffering
humanity, and also fully believing that merit, un-
der oil circumstances, should be rewarded, to for
ward this testimonial
lam yours, truly,
JOSEPH P. ELKINToN, NJ. D..
New Cretna p. o.. Burlington Co., n. J.
p. S.-Any communication for me will be re-
ceived by addressing to the care of my son, [mer-
chant l03 Chestnut street.
Philadelphia, May 10th, 1856.
Prof De GRATH.-I have been the victim many
years of Rheumatic affection, and lost the use
of my limbs could not raise my hard to my
head, in short, was totally helpless. applied
uour Electric OIL and before Ihad used one bottle
was perfectly restored. You may refer any sufferer
to me.
MRS. E. HUTCH[NS,
Seventeenth and Thompson street.
Mrs. Hutchns is we'll known in Philadelphia
and can he addressed on the subject by any one.
CAuTIoN.--There are numerous limitations
sprung up on the reputation that my article has
acquired The public must beware. They are
worthless
ALLISON BRATTON. Agents, Yorkvlle, s.
c. Country Merchants will be supplied at whole
sale prices. For sale by Druggists generally.
Jan 81 I'm
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WE!KERT g. M'CANTS,

The successful conduct of the establishment has
enabled them to commence under every advan-
tage; the building is arranged specially for the
purpose; the very BEST WORKMEN have been
procured in every department; aud with good
stock of well-seasoned timber and superior lot of
FINISHING MATERIALs,
direct from market, the proprietors guarantee that
their work will not be surpassed here or else.
where The Senior partner is al experienced
workman, and they can therefore pledge them
selves for the superior D DURABILITY and finish Of
their work, in every particular. They will con-
stantly be in receipt Of patterns, and will be able
to put up jobs in the latest and most approved
styles Particular attention will be given to all
kinds Of
"%+AH" H"HN@ g.
which will be done promptly and faithfully. The
Proprietors have purchased the right for this Sec
ton to use the PATENT METALLIC HUB AND
COUPLING, recent invention, which need only
be seen to convince any one Of its superior value
in imparting ease, lghtness and durability to ev-
cry sort of vehicle. 1t adds but little to the COST
and renders the work almost doubly serviceable.
The public orc respectfully invited to call at their
SALES-ROO
opposite STOVES HOTEL, and inspect their
work. The establishment has heretofore succeed
ed in giving entire satisfaction, and the new flrn
are sure that with equal encouragement they are
as well prepared and as ready to serve generous
public
e6s- All our work is warranted to stand good
for twelve mouths; and if any failure occurs
within that time the repairing will be done care
fully and cheerfully. ~
Callaud see US and, meantime, "lethim laugh
who rides" -
R. WIEKERT.
JOHN McCANTS.
. IA os ~
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NOTICE..-All those indebted to me by
~ Note or Account are earnestly requested TO
come forward and make settlement of the same,
as dislike to resort to more stringent means for
collecting. JAMES ALLEN, JR.
Dec 10 40 II
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ian Ia
GOOD BARGAINS

S have determined to leave Yorkville. it is
N my anxious desire to dispose of my STOCK
OF GOODS and settle up my business ms soon as
possible. To offer inducements to persons wish
ing to purchase Goods for little money, will from
tb;c Iota offer my ontirp stock
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q PREMIUM FOR CASH!

IN Consequence Of the severe money pressure
L and the difficulty of raising money by the Ordi-
ry means. haye this day MARKED DOWN my
goods for CASH to n mere fraction over the pres
eut New York and Charleston Wholesale prices.
will continue selling on four months time to suit
the times-interest invariably charged after four
months All Goods sold, warranted as represcn-
ted Country Merchants and Families laying in
supplies for the year will dc well to call.
My Stock will be maintained as large as ever.
New Goods from the first-class houses are daily
arriving the year round.
J. W. AVERY.
N. B.-Persons buying on TIME, are expected
to cash their accounts at least once year.
J. w. 4.
Nov 26 Al
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CABINET MAKING,

EIZ3 THE undersigned res GNGsSSsAp
" pcctfuly announces to z.ezseesA z.1es.zss.esesA
El the citizens of York,ile
and the surrounding country. that they have for
med partnership under the name of DOSTER
a. CREPS, in the above business: which they
will conduct at the stand near the Railroad Depot.
They are prepared with WELL SEASONED Lum-
Der and other necessary material, to MAKE and
REPAIR all descriptions of FURNITURE.
Being fully satisfied that the CASH SYSTEM
is the best for the mechanic, we have determined
to adhere to it; and will require CASH or its
equivalent, in every instance.
GEORGE s. DOSTER,
WESLEY CREPS.
Jan ~ ly
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NV AGON.M undersigned
w takes method to inform the public that he
has purchased large stock of SEASONED TIM
BER, together with the materials OF the wagon
Shop of J. G. GULLlCK, and has established
Shop on the corner Of Congress and Jefferson
Streets, NEAR THE MASONIC HALL, where
he is prepared, with experienced workmen, to
MAKE or REPAIR WAGONS to order, at the
shortest notice Those wanting work done in this
line would perhaps find it to their interest to give
him q call, as he will warrant all work as repre-
sented j. ED. JEffEhlo.
aas Carpentering and Jonery done as usual.
Dec II 0O om
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NEW C0PARTNERSHIP!
ENCOURAGE HOME ENTERPRISE q!
JOHN McCANTS,

"AVING purchased the interest of WILLIAM
Ill NJ. WALKER in the establishment of WE1K-
ERT & WALKER, the undersigned take pleasure
in announcing to the citizens of York and the sur
rounding country that the "NEW COACH FAC
TQRYm will be conducted hu them under the firm of
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Ygnental.

MARR1ED-On Tuesday, 18th instant, by Rev.
S. L. Watson, Mr.. A W. MATTHEWS and Miss
HENRIETTA C. HUDSON, all of this District.
On Thursday, l4th by Rev. S. L. Watson, Mr..
JNO. DULIN and Miss MARY j. MCCULLOUGH,
all of this District.
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LIMESTONE SPRINGS
FEMALE HIGH SCHOOL,
SpARTANBURG DIST.
SPARTANBURG q DIST
FACULTY OF INSTRUCTION.

FACULTY OF INSTR
REV. T. CURTIS, D. D., Principal, and Instruc-
tor il Mental anil Moral Science, History and
Erg:i>h Literature.
REV. ". CURTIS, Ii. D., Principal, and In
suuctur in Natural Science.
MRS. f. 4. CURTIS, Superintendent of Domes-
tic and Social Duties.
PROFESSOR J. B. ERFURTH, Instructor in
Music Vocal and Instrumental.
PROFESSOR W. LUDDEN, Instructor in Music
Vocal and Instrumental.
MISS NJ. A. FOSTER, Instructress English Bran
ches.
MISS C. R. TALCOTT. Instructress in Mathe-
matics.
MISS CATHARINE CRITTENDEN and MISS
A. c. CRAIG, Instructress in Geography and
History.
- Instructor in Drawing Painting and
Writing.
NINE. NJ. A. SCHONENBERG, Instructress in
Vocal and Instrumental Music and French.
MRS NJ. LUDDEN, Instructress in Vocal and
Instrumental Music.
MRS. NJ. R. CASSELS, (relict of Rev. S. S. Cas-
sells, D. d. Matron.
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VNAX COLLECTOR.--We are authorized
TO announce WYLIE L. HARRIS, Esq, as
Candidate for TAN COLLECTOR of York Dis
trct at the ensuing election
JAM It
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Aen or. SULPH. OF QUININE.
j CU best brand, just received and for sale
cheap for cash by
ALLISON & BRATTON.
JAM tt
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~e DOZ. SOPONIFIER.-An article
( y highly useful at this season, for mixing the
very best kind of soap. One Dollars worth of
this article will make fifty gallons Of most excel
lent washing soap. Warranted genuine. For
Sale by ALLISON BRATTON.
Jan II = If
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@ MESSRS. CURIlS would renew
AAx. their respectful Acknowledgements of
WRs the kind support of the public during
~ the past Twelve years. The location
- and climate of the School are we'll
known: it's unequallcd retirement and accommo-
dations, and its remarkable healthfulness.
They purchased and have added to this proper
ty, chiefly with view to its retirement congeni-
al alike, as they have found it, to the best habits
of attention, to scholastic duties, and to the mod
esty Of the female character.
In every Department the best Assistants are
sought for. The Principals have suffered no in
convenience of occasional changes, or increased
expenditure to obstruct them in the pursuit of
this obiect-aspring as they can repeat they do,
to leaving the School rich in influence, literary
and moral. rather than to enrich themselves, or
accomplish a"y personal or sectarian object
DR.. WM. CURTIS will be found at the Mills
House, Charleston, on Saturday, 18th February;
leaving on Monday, 18th, for McMahOns Board
ing House, Columbia and for Iorkville on Tues
day. 10th.
TERMS,
Per Term Of Half a Year, payable in Adrance.
ISsrRrcrloN-English Departments, .......S25 90
BOARD, including washing, fuel, aud lights, 80 90
~ The above include a complete course of
English Education flor SIS the TERM which all
the pupils are expected 10 tnke. lne lolio"lng
are optional and may be taken or not Tin whole
or in part), as may seem desirable.
MusIc-Piano or Harp, including Vocal
Music, ,...................... ..........S25 90
Guta, or Harp, including Vocal Music.... 20 90
Vocal special Lessons ....... 90 90
Use of Piano, so
Harp, .............................. 90
French, ............... ................... 20 90
Drawing and Painting. ing...................... 90 90
No charges besides the above will be made in
connection with the School, except for Books and
Stationery actually used
Jan21 st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-01

cyEIRSr
s,s, IAoanA ssheaos sAyaHnaA-s / N'sshL
e.ssnss,r Roanoke, sHtr-sr Norton Ae-LsAhm Pleas
thp Rr sleassr, Mathews San Frascsco-J Earle Co
,BaIt Zephyr, Thompson, cors;an'nOpla-Csamtersn
NAH Peter Demill Ecey sava.ush- DeninAco.
sA,h Aleion pinhhaun, Ph.lsas ipaia-J " peiano: -
ssS Howard, NSlerson, BsrS.dOss-i0sAIs 4 Car
So. sas.on, wIcs., sn.,s.s-xPsS s rssr9s
50 Sssss ssl ns& ks' %sss ,,,
s.sr SssesCH So9Os sors r0aer
s.sr ssoh s,wT e0 ys,,,oD.5 f' sossr
seAr Gov A Newell Turner, wimingson-Donnen Pot
seSr Sanders. Hri. Ns-ssrn7 7 : s:, sm'a AGO.
"a! s.iss:;, S:s &. Isss
Si'i s9p s4 s Ef't ss.!os seis a.
s s oHgs .6e,n oRsTd as s55 a"''a
fieansr Uaion caAdin. sa Am D.-'"'>
Steamship Persia Orr, Judsn. LIVERPOOL MAJ, a. with
.s.e 20 CrnLrd March % sh ps scran,. am
sora c s.gse lao a.e s S.y on
ss s . fSs sS .sp s ssss
s,s5 ~ grSer from yegpo9 for New York The
Snip SSS S5ss. ;S sS,1 Gsao Dec Y
"onpaly sns rom na ss5ssA R s.S: ven vfi
iS sscs: A FL Haooi E.:s rom sa 5.s
sAlp Ludwig (Of Wa-rer, Ri, Miller. Liverpool. Jan
A,sy. gs.s from 10 Sw, ,nce March T. fne
Ne. Der sDd variable wnds AMI csus Has been sound
Bari q Brookmsn Broohmsn Esysna, "A days with
rsr nsster March D. of Hsisnils, spoke ship Ellen
rwar of New York rom New orlsars Liverpool The
hss been dsys Of haterss during Which time has
eagtrienced hfht bar ug winds - ~ -. =,
Brig seuro cf searspcrt Patterson, Csrienas March Is
ssa! PAD Ssx;s sasu. March II, ~.asus.r and
as. SIM ss, ro,.s. .ce sT s%%Eg0n' CORVALLIS Ne
sshr VIM Ho-sey, Colsu-n. Savannah, edsya
Nh, Lucy SHARP, sharp Wilmington NC sdAya
schr & brown sro~u, De.Avsre Gsy..
ecnr Eh Townssud, W. lang, Philadelphia, 3 days
Arhr olive Morrison. Eastpor. 10 da,s
sehr sound BROOK Maddox acck..Bi, { days.
Sehr John, hur ny, Roeklaod days
Soar horton, Myers Rooslsod, days.
seS iaSo B BeaTss sS..on I r; Pc Ps.aieipsa
Sohr Norwich Delisr Wespor.
Ssar Laura Frances. Bullock aor5ort for Boston
seh- Iomah Ne n R9nacu. for Sos.on.
socp Fashion, Young. Providence
Ssoep Yictory Pladdin Providence
Steamer CALEDONIA layeeld Savannah.
Steamer Westsrnport, Berry, Charleston.
s.s.Der curlev Williams Providence
70 pilot boat Nete, No D, this morning reports
I'm met on her last erue when IS mles BY Of Ssrue
picked he foremAsi oowsprL With about Is feet
ihe rlaakshea Of The pilot bcss sypb Ne lost "a March
The brig Zuleisa reported IN Tuesiay's edition Coy pilot
ss as beng below from HAyah. lad Tot made her ap'
Desiaaee up 20 lAsi nigh
Steamships Arabia Or Lverpoo,: klasas1s, ssva,nsh;
Point Liverpool Morning star San Frsnc.co; logan
Grseaps hsra Alcen Ferra-d-a SD eh .bark Corn-
saAp, SAchiss via Loss Island SQUAD.
WIND 81 sunrise EN., M eridiaa %, sunsets.
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NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY. APRIL l, 1853.
HEW1PAPERA

THE CAPrAIN's wlFE-PARTICULARs ABOUT THE
i NspiaiDs VIE can be found only IN the new Ycrh
" ssky GOLDEN PRIZE II .s for ssis On al 10 usxl
snds Price cents per copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-01

TAMNANy HALL DEMOCRATIC RgPU3LICAN GENIE.
L raj C0nmiee A regular meeting OF the ABOVE
rnitee win BE- held a. 1ammany call Thursday evening"
the lot of april at clock precisely PunctuAl attend
snce ia particularly requested
PETER B. SWEENEY, Chairman.
JEo " WILLIAMS.
sAnuEL VANpEaBEvpvN SSe"reS'ieS-
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CI,USTB1Nls, &C

TJAvL YOU SEEN TBOsy BUSINESS svIrs AT
III pRuNGOID PROCrS No 1Dl Fulton sreetf
Spring rul's good quality CASHMERE SIC; DO. emo
uee $40 other o0lng In Lac proportion We sell Cor
n sprFs AND gENrRTNEN HAVING ANY CAST OFF
Ia cOhng second Ia nd urnitre, &C. 10 dspopc ~ wi re-
celve vnlIe cash sending sddrrssins 10
RsRRIs, No lJ6 sesenth avenue, betweonlrwene hand
1wenty-hrst greet
d,i TO saDp WORTH oy NEW AND LEFT orr
Dl csothipg wanted for he city and Western rnarkss
Gentlemen viii receive fly cent han thsr s1p
posed value by carg at The store or addressing william
IA n No 80 Cepba treet.
95 600 TO INVEST ~ SECOND HAND cI2 OF 9.
sirplus coh.ng nto cash obtain ty
esesbere By calm on or tsnIz ,htr sedTess gAABs
hVRogEr, TeSs fsGi rxsst
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40 experienced geon ON BOARD.
The of hsss ssps yin MT be accountable for gold
silver tu ecie eweiry % ecious stones metals
unless BIZ Of adug signed therefor and the here
OF iheren expressed FOR IRE ght passage ly 70
IL. CUNAkD, No. Bowling Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-01

notLy's CHOP HOUSE,, III WILLIAM STREET
IL three doors below Beekmsn sree.-Dolys i NE place
hsr- you can dine chou sesk beef a, With
he onssr Of home. He. joints from l. 70 FLae oi eleA
sisss A. J. STROUD.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

C,CfysCg AND THE BrBLg-DR DoREvrs VIII
- deliver he fourh lecture OF he course At the New irs
rsdcai College rdal thirteenth street NJ oclncf tfis
evening subject Light" Illustrated ~ experiments ~ilh
The gaIyanic battery.
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POLITICAL

T,ANrA NY SOClETY.-THE UNDERSIGNED AESPnCr-
Il fully invite those members Of the 1amnany society
who opposed TO the election Of the Council OF
Sacbems the it, power,
form In the direction and manseemept of tas socey: and
who, for ibis purpose willing operate the forma-
lion cleo loo of liberal ticket for sachems which saa
10 ali respects truly represent the society, irrespective OF
c)iquss factions 70 at the Mercer Honse,
broome and Mercer Thursday evening" April l.
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nENrIyThT.

nTv1IsrRY-TEETB EXTRACTED IN ZEN sEooHDs.
IL b. be ,hsh;est pam. b. my new and o-ign =
cesenot freezing rhis sdrable .ys.em IL prac.cec ~
NE only Refer nee Fiven freg,nred.
Oh, o. pIAxIE, ss (sts sgss- Sesr wsys<r
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rlAh Ls.s,, .fSa sSA>sI,

A nyRrclN sFoGRaPBICAL AND sftrisTfc.L
q socsy THURSDAY eveailg. siil be delivered ths,erd
Of the series the Ezs with and cooous Illus
.rAons a. Niolo saloon, O'Clock Sutle-t"'e
lsrl tie country between be Mediterranean aud the Dead
with refersr N scorsmsrc sbiI.es
Tickets CAP D. ooa!ned a. Re usual places.
Y FCTTAys " THE FRENCH LANGUAGE AT THE
IL fnglsr 1us,'r's ONION square. By Prof ELS
lEARI.isE -1hs ikrG leeure % ne course viii Dc de-
on Thursiay. vrf = ~ soclnck p Su11sct-
Nine kmis de- 3Ear5n. 1ickes ~ cents; - be bal q,
sN9ods All Broadway, ana a. Ohrisern 563 Broad TAy
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BD4LEs tlDs
DITJrsRD TABiiEs-oF Ill slZts AND OF EVERY
ID s.scsipaon desrd vita tniyg AID every hing rei1
gfoharis msou'acured md for sale AZ TIE ~ sestrafes
O'COssoR a CufLENDsn, IS Ana street
few second hand tables To- sale
BILLIARDS -kH J. n. MCCORMICK WOULD IN.
ID f1r11 bis friends ~ hs PUBLIC TIA BIS r,on
Tenth and bes'nu' streets Phlaielph will
Aprsl contains i0urleeo Of Phslans combination
tables marble beds. expressly him.
III all ihe Late Improvement AL the other appoin, nent
inse,pbg
D1rtr,Hn TABLEs-rAaR.NrrD SECOND TO
ID none n The United States wih ie-ksra lite paent
enshcns also trimmings u every descr pon heongug "
The trade reduced 2rces also number ~ sesond hand
tables cheap 10 DbOhbh ~ Ant street.
DHELAss BILLIARD TABLES AND PATENT COM
IL bazton cushioDs- No expense Ia spared IA
Touring ~ hese tables snd par hasers Of them rely
having pefe- accurate and RELIABLE article. For sas l1y
ie6 ard ise Broadway York; and the rlanufac
tuyprs t'CONrOR A UOiL,ESDEh So a nm street.
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THE MILITARY.

CPEC-AL NoTICE-ORBsgs 40 g.
- Nessaus-sr~ Scott Tlfe Guard 4
New York, xarch - 1855.
T,sc5rps vii assemble cor ~ on rrda, evening Afr.
2prox sttha Mercer House. O. - ooloos precisely
re Com-aan1An; wiz a. ~, be eta duty % return for
ccrrt msI..l say member OF he corps thssa.hs himself
from ire ar without FOOD ano vaiif er~rse
be asa regrets tee ne-esy ha; conpes hn % resort 10
stringent enforce TIE rrOv ~ The c0ai.1
ron sdc-i hs corps but while Re msls IN command
'o.scbed1snce Of orders will noi ge tglersu d.
Ne expects every merrher % he who regards
s.f good faithful solder % report for duly Friday
fbose no 90 not -.em ihcmgrlyes " bin hat cate
but forever hereafter.
Hc taxes this orpCft -nv % re'urn hanks thoss
Members e The Sho have 20 manfuly responded 70 the
y r. HoftRT vARp Cap ain Conmanding
Hreu NcDossEtL F5s' Sc gcant
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WIVES AND LIQUORS.

WINES AND LIQUORS.
A FINE ASSORTMENT or BRAHDIEs, WINES, IA.
~ rsica rur holland and tctiecam gns Scc.ch, frsh
bourbon md Nonongshels Wishes, London and Dublin
porter Sc0 A'ep and champ paine CIDER &C. fcr sac a.
tocod rri,ss = UrDgkHiLL kaTrksoS's 40 BRONZE
tOgEer ~ CROSBY sirteL
NOTICE pETA1IERs LOOK At TEE FOLLOWING
~ pa FAVE from ~ . hundred per cent by
boz .s1r N.uJrr from SAMUEL ElIfSDN no fouh VII
ban street, Brandy 10 or OF q ocri from 81 50 W ~ per
Ca.r. Gns oand Gin from sc % ~ u gallon. WIN
Y~-rEer Go. kfntuIr se b. tie hogsteat; hcch ale
h1ts 10 ioten London p1rier 10 5ouoslss per dozsn
Tsui'es suppust
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THE TURF.

ITNloN COURSE, I. I-TRorrING TIE PUR. ES
and stakes that open the shove track VII clio tbs
evening April nj r. NJ Of Mr. Duryea's corner OF East
""' "'~ SHAW WHITE Proprietors.
UTNIoN COURSE, L. I-!TROTTiEG.-rHE PURSES
and ssks thai open 70 be closed 81 the above trae
viii close this ng, Arrl1 aigP. Al Mr.. Duryeas
corner Of Caiharine street. and East BroqiwSy.
SHAW WHITE, Proprieto-s.
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m a, rcp and stvl~s vhcessle and retail prices from
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Oh No. So fyuy doors sssi % ROADWAY, fee 1ogt
TygAvwrrTD CHkw9RR FURNITURE, IN AL
II C0'ors ofsugeror End WARMED maouiscure, a. u
r. rAhRNGTOE'S waTerOJms ss3 Cana street, oppJE'e
Wooster street.
J1uPNrTrRr- - lot or FIRST CLASS FURNrT IRE
II vii be exchanged for urroyef property IN Broofyn
ppy ~ Bridge stte Bro1fyn De1t door 70 c.rner u
" rte avenue
L-uRYrrrav-A HANOeOsE ROSEWOOD AND BRO
cai 8ofa e.s tet. Iaror sohc AMI easy cssrs e,s
abp, Ac ie W croef by one OF me best
nstefs also eirgsn gss fixtures Pans make ar sup -
vel-st tapestry carpet nd rsg TO nSrh splendid muror
,uT snd crnicss All The shove Articles II perfe
oieI ara WIN be cold Al large reduction from cost
Address D. wssi, bon 2 66b Post Office.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-26
DAILY BUTTE RECORD.
OROvILLE, FRIDAY, FEB. 26rH, 1853.
Sacrament News.
Sacramento, Feb. "a.

SACRAMcNTO, req. -.
In Senate. the Sunday law occupied most
of the session. 1t was ordered engrossed
Act for incorporating Companies for agri-
cultural purposes, indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. Allen introduced an act to grant GER
tain privileges to Marysville and Bencia
Railaoad Company.
Governor furnished all information in his
possession concerning hangings at Monterey
and Auburn. He also vetoed local bill tor
extending time Tor collection of taxes.
In Assembly, the Ell Dorado county. seat
matter was postponed till Monday.
Judiciary Committee reported adversely
to act to authorize Mary Lattimer to sell
certain real estate.
The bill for government Of State Prison
was made special order for tomorrow.
Mr.. Stakes gave notice Of bill to prevent
manufacture and sale of aduiterated liquors.
Mr. Stratton of an act to create Secretary
of State ex-ofico Quarter Master General.
Mr.. Stafford an act to punish double voting
and ballot-box stufflng.
Mr.. Stratton's resolution allowing but ten
minutes speech to each member. and but
two speeches on a bill, was passed by large
majority.
Act to create Senatorial District of Shasta,
Colusi and Tehama, discussed two hours. 1t
was re.committed.
Mr.. Lewis offered resolution that no new
business should he received
Quite fuss was kicked up by young
woman of 16, at the Yolo Ferry, to-day. She
charged prominent citizen OF I olo with be-
ing father of her baby, two months old, and
demanded support for it. The citizen has
family ErpresS