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CLAY Eaters:

What will the reader say on heuring that
in many parts Of the world even clay 10
respectable and respected food! Travellers
who see strange things, are very positive in
their assertions on tlis head. Hun.bt ldt, a
man whose " ~crd justly carries with il Eu'
Iopean authority, confirms the statement OF
GUmjlla, that the Ottomacs Of South Amer
ica, during the periods of the floods, subsist
entirely on fat and forruginous clay, OF
which each man eats pound or more. Spix
and Murtius declare that the Indians of the
Ampzon eat kind of loan, even when
other food is abundant. Molina says the
Peruvions frequently ent q sweet smelling
clsy; and Ehrenberg has analyzed the edi.
BILE clay sold in the markets of Bolivia,
which he finds 10 be mixture of tnle and
mica. The inhabitants Of Guiana miDgle
clay with their bread and the negroes Of
Jamaica are said to eat earth when other
tuod is deficient. 'r
According to Labillardiere, the inhabitants
of New Caledonia appesse their hunger
with white friable earth, said by Vanque.
lin to be composed Of Mognesia, silica, OK.
ide OF iron, and chalk. To conclude this
list we must add Siam, Siberia, and Kamts.
chatca. as countries Of clay eaters. This is
rather staggering accumulation of asser-
tions, which we cannot dismiss altogether,
even II we suppose large allowance of
scepticism justi6able. Granting the fact
that certain kinds Of earth are really nutri-
tioss, (and it 10 difficult to escape such q
conclusion,) we are completely at loss for
an adequate explanation Of it. Little light
is .hrown on it by the assumption, probable
enough, that the earth must contain organic
matter; because. in pound Of such earth
could scarcely be contained sufficient orgsn.
ic mstteslto supply the demands of an adult
Nor will il get rid Of the difficulty to say
that the earth only appeases hunger, with.
out nourisning the system; because, in tht
first place, Humbolt's testimony 10, that the
OttomeCe subsist on clay vt periods wher
other food is deficient; and, in the secont
place, although the local sensation Of huH
ger may be sppeased by introducing substan
ces into the stomach, the more imperioul
systemic sensation Of hunger is not thus t
be appeased. We must, therefore, be con
tent Ut present with accepting the fact
which the science Of a future day may pos
sibly eyplain.- - BlGckWoods Magazine. Z
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TAdvsYtiseman,1

HRADAcHR AHD, DEBILITY. .-MR. STLAS
MIscoMB, Of Birmingham, says:
81 have found in B1RHATk's HOLLAND
BIrrERs a remedy for Headache and Debili.
y. by wife has also used It with the
greatest benefit"
Take a half tea-spoonful three times
day, an hour before meals, Eat moderately,
and then Of wholesome food, and you viii
ind thisis really a remedy for Sick and
Nervous Headache, Weakness OF any kind,
Costiveness, and Piles. Being perfectly
simple in composition, Il m az be taken
without fear by the invalid. Possessing
fine. aromatic flavor, it Is very graterul to
the debilitated stomach. t,8
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Another Royal Marriage i'm Tur-
kew.

Key
On the 10th of June Munyveh Sultana,
daughter OF the Sultan, was married in Con.
stantinople, the festivities and ceremonies
being very much like those of the preceding
week, when q daughter Of the Sultan was
married to a son of the Viceroy OF Egypt
The trousseau OF both daughters was exact.
ly the same; each of them had summer
palace hired for her on the Bosphorus, simi.
larly furnished, and for both an exactly simi.
lar winter residence is being built. They
are to have the same dowry and the same
.appanage-50, 1000 piasters month for the
lady, and as much more for her husband, who
besides receives as mushir or field.marshal,
100000 piasters a month so that the happy
couple get altogether, 2, 100000 piasters, or
about $40, 900 a year.
The Paris Press says: "The Sultan has
given two Of his daughters away in marriage;
The expenses of this double marriage are val.
ued at $4,000, 900 francs. |, is the custom
on such occasions for the Sultan to keep
open table for all his Mussulman subjects
for fifteen days. 1t must not be supposed
that these banquets are distinguished for
their delicacy; herds Of sheep boiled rather
than roasted, rice, raw cucumbers, compose
the bill of fare offered by the greatest poten-
tate of the.East to his subjects. In the pres.
ent state of the Turkish finances, this ex.
pen diture OF 100000 francs for the bene.
fit of ragged crowd, belaAVs great peDetra.
ton"
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Legal Notice.

Olive D. willard, Ia the Court of Common
VS.. Pleas of Forage county, Ohio.
Samuel r. Williard.9
nNHE said Samuel B. Willard will take
i notice that the plaintiff fled her petition in said
cour en- the 10th day Of July, A. D., 1853, against
him. asking for divorce from the defendant, and for
cause alleges, gross neglect Of duty and extreme
cruelty which cause will be heard at the next term Of
said court. OLIVE u. WILLARD.
STRAwDER & HART, Auy's.
Ravenna, July Is, ISjS-3w.
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What Everybody Wants
A IR-TIGHT FRUIT CANS, at whole.
II sale or retail, at the -r.
July %, 1858. RAVENNA GLASS CO. STORE.
Legal Notice.

TOHN w. WALKER, and Sally Walk
or, Of the State of Illinois, and Thomas Sherman
Of Iowa, are hereby notified that on the l7th day Of
July, A. D. 1858, Frederick Woodbridge filed his pc.
It'll on In the Court of Common Pleas Of the county
of Portage and State Of Ohio, which is still pending
therein. against them and Lewis M. Sherman, John
W. Sherman, Caroline Sherman, Sarah 7. Sherlnan n :,
Aaron m. Sherman in his own right and as Admins.
traitor Do bOnis non Of Caleb Sherman, deceased
Amos Benedict, charging amongst other things, that
on the LIST day of May, 1855, Caleb Sherman since
decea executed to said plaintiff his three several
nromssoy notes of that date for the S33l each
each payable on before the LIST days Of May, 1858,
1859 und 1eSO, respectively, with annual interest,
and that on tue same day, the said Caleb Sherman
and Sally Sharman, his wife, for the purpose Of
securing the payment of said notes, executed and de-
vered to the said plaintiff mortgage of certain lands
and stus te and being paris No. and
8, In tho township of franklin, county Of Portage
and State Of Ohio, particularly described in said pc.
titon, and that there is now due of principal and la
terest said notes the sum of $3.50 ,4s, and the
interest thereon from May !, 1858. ..
The petition further alleges that sometime during
tho year 1885, the said Caleb Sherman died, without
has since intermorred with the said John w. Walker;
that the said Sally sherman subsequently sold her
interest In said premises to the said Lewis Nj Sher-
man, Caroline Sherman, Sarah T. Sherman, John
W. Sherman, Aaron NJ. Sherman and Thomas Sbor-
man, the brothers and sisters of said intestaie, who
have since contracted to sell said premises to the
said Amos Benedict, who is now in possession
thereof and asks judgment against the said
Aaron NJ. Sherman as Administrator dc 6oais nOH
of said Caleb Sherman, deceased, for said sum Of
$500 45 and interest from the lst day Of May, 1858,
and In default of the payment thereof within rCa-
sonaOe time, that said mortgage premises be sold to
pay the same, and for such other relief in the pTeMi
ses as may seem just and equitable.
The said John w. Walker, Sally Walker, and
Thomas sherman are further notified that they arc
day Of September, A. d. 1858, the will be ta
= " III. & H. C. RANSEy,
Atiys for Plaintiff.
Ravenna, G. :, July 90, ls5e-6w
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Ono STATE AND Union LAW CoLLEeE.-
This institution has been removed to Cieve-
land, Ohio. Degrees are legally conferred
and students upon graduting may be admit
ted to practice. For circulars, address
Cleveland, M. A. KING.
December a., Secl etary.
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MARRTED.

In Rutland, Vermont, on the 27th ult., BY
Rev. ]. p. Walker, C. F. REED, M. D., Of
Ravenns, to Miss ANGELINA HowARD, Of
Brandon, Vt.
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To The Editor of The Portage Sentinel:

To The Editor of The Portage Sentinel:
SlR:--The school in District NJ. z, Edin-
bug township, had a festival on the third inst.
The exercises were held in grove near the
School House. The greater part Of the fore.
noon was occupied by the teacher, Miss
HELEN ROGERS, in the examination of her
school. The examination was highly cred.
ituble, and will reflect much honor upon
both teacher AID pupils. AT the close OF the
forenoon exercises, the audience repaired to
o table, spresd with the choicest iuxuries.
" hlch had been prepared by the Indies OF the
district. LII the forenoon addresses were
delivered by Rev. Mr.. KowN, of Palmyra,
uud Mr.. WM. CLARK, OF Twinsburgh, form.
crIy youth OF said district. The addresses
were both we'll timed, and produced happy
effect. The choir from Dist. No. 9, under
ii g supt rintcudente ot GEORGE b. STILsoN,
Eco, addtd much tU the interest Of the Oc-
casion by singing several appropriate songs.
We have -nevet Witnessed better order on
any occasion, and from the spirit that seem.
ed to pervade the entire uudience and the
interest manifested, we have no doubt our
gathering was for good.
SPECTATOR.
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FOR SALE.-George Bostwlck has for
l. sale FIVE new and highly finished o.horse wag:
ons Terms cheap for cas or Oh short time for good
reliable notes. EnquireSf George BostwIct or at
July Us, 1858. BOSTWICK & BEATTY'S.
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Ca EDlp Meeting.

A CAMP MEETING will be held in
II Streetsborough, about one mile from the Earl,
Vile station on the Cleveland d Pitsburg RsIlroad
OH the 18th day of August next. The
friends Of camp meetings in Ravennn District and
adjoining charges, are and all, invited to come
and bring their tents, and in the grove worship the
6 cd Of our Fathers.
By order of the Committee Of Arrangements.
S. GREGG, J. F. CLARK,
v. LAKE, J. NORTON,
G. DooLlTTLE,j. J. PACKER,
d. SMITH, N. BALDWIN,
j. PERKINS.
JuIv TX. 1P5S-lm,
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AUGUST APPOINTMENTS.
DIR. H. TUBBS.
VIII be in attendance as follows:

VIII be in attendance asfolIows:
RAVENNA, Prentiss House, Thursday and Friday,
forenoon, Aug. l2 aud 10.
Akron, Empire House, Wednesday, Aug. II.
Warren, National House, Wednesday, Aug. l6.
Cleveland, American House, Aug. 20 and 20.
For consultation upon all discusses of the Throat,
Lungs. Heart, Liver, Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and
Spleen; also, Dropsy, Gravel Rheumatism, Nervous:
ness, Debility Dyspepsia, Female Diseases, Ague and
Fever Fits, Impurities of the Blood, Eruptions, Can
GERS Ulcers, and all other varieties Of long standing
complaints, both external and Internal.
For some ten years DR.. 7. has devoted his entire
time to chronic diseases, treating thousands annual
ly, many Of whom had exhausted every other re-
source within reach. In case are mineral or eth
or Psisons employed nor docs hs make sick to make
nell or tear d0soR to build up again. The medicines
can be taken with safety by the most delicate, and
patients may remain at home, and continue with
prudence their ordinary diet and exercises Hundreds
have recovered under the treatment after friends and
physicians had given up all hope, the indisputable
evidence of which can always be furnished. lnva-
lids, however reduced or despairing are invited 70
call, and may be assured shat no encouragement will
be given or expense incurred, without correspond
Ing prospect Of recovery. a,- &. 'rt: ....
INVALID LAD DIES should READ the FOLLOWING:
DR. Turns, sIR:-Knowing the vast amount Of suf.
erng existing among females oi ;hs present Gay, " ana
aiction, gladly make known what In my case, has
proved the long sought remedy. ....-,.
health has been sen'een yssIs aHe sen
scarcely able 70 sit up long enough 70 have M bed
made. ! fE4S ss
The misery OF eno1e years cauhob 0eb9liuo. NIvs
lapsus uleri, with heat, weakness and pain through
the small of the back, and abdomen, and sharp paine
extending down the limbs, were among the earlier
symptoms Walking or standing became difficult at
arNt and at length utterly impossible. Soon diges-
ito ai led and the entire nervous system seemed un'
strung palpiaion Of the heart and dizziness and op'
pressOn Of the head, also added to my suhertngs-
physicians frc m far and we're employed by one
of whom was salivated and rendered worse than be-
fore. Your rst prescription was obtainedin IN octoberl
one wear ago. Improvement vas slow at 6rst.
have OF only been able to leave my bed but am now
doing most Of my house work, and can walk mile
and back, without serious incopyenience. 3,
.+., MRS. NANCY GROVER.
Bsldwin Township, Sandusky Co., O., -. .s
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THE celebrated Lake Huron Gvindstones
j. she best In use--justSv eeeived q
April ~, 1853 r. "a CVHIlS q Co.'S
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judges that
+. H.T.DAf
keeps the Best Goods brought to
this market; it is also admitted
that he asks a little more for them
than others do who sell cheaper
goods. lie would respectfully
inform his friends and customers
that good Goods always cost a
little more than poor ones. But
he wants it distinctly understood
that he can and will sell for
RE 4 by . Az,
the best quality Of Goods us cheap!
or cheaper than any other con-
Germ in Portage county, for proof
Of which he asks all in want of
good Goods to call and examine.
Fl. L. DAY.
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PORTAGE SENTINEL.
q LoCAL AND PERsoNAL.

~ All persons indebted to
the Portage Sentinel Office, for
subscription, advertising, or job
work, prior to January l, 1868,
are requested to make immediate
payment, as it IS necessary that
the books of the late firm Of Hart
& Somerville should be balanced
without delay-and they mast.
~ No "till forbid" adver-
tisements will be inserted in this
paper.
No transient advertisements
will be inserted unless paid for
in advance. .,-.l
N All advertisements mast
be handed in as early as Tuesday
noon to insure insertion the same
TeeE. !rT rEv ,r.
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MswIKG MATcH.--We learn that at the
moving match at Deerfeld, on Monday last,
premiums were awarded as follows Ault-
man g. Miler's Machine, first; Fishers Iron
Mower, second; Kerby's Machine. third.
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ARElyAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS
DA1LY-Going North via Railroad.
Depart at 1850, p. NJ. Mail close at II 20, P. 81.
DAIIY-Going South Via Railroad.
Depart at 51i.P P. M. Mall close at 2,4l, p. NJ.
Arrive by y. NJ. Depart at $50, P. NJ. Mail
TRI. RI.WEEKLY-Newton Falls. ul;-L
Arrive every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
I2, NJ. Depart same days at S,3O, P. M. Mail
Sc EMi-WEERLY-Chardon - .,l,.,,,',,, :, :, ,
Arrivl every Wednesday and Friday. BY: Pm
Depart every Tuesday and thursday al o. A. l.
Posr OFFscs AT RAvENEA-~-
OPEN at 7,3O, A. NJ. CLOSE at =: ~, Daily
Sundays excepted r. A. GlLLE11E, r. NJ
AN ORIGINAL AND HUMOROUS WoRK.---
Messrs. Stamford g. Delisser, sos Broadway,
NY, will issue in few Days, new beof, +,
entitled "THE LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF
MAJOR RoBERT SHERMAN POTTER; together
with On accurate and exceedingly interest.
ing account of his great achievements in po.
litics, diplomacy, and war,-all Of which
are recorded out OF sheer love for the mar
tial spirit of this truly ambitious nation."-
it will be complete in one duodecimo vol.
ume OF 532 pages, and illustrated by twelve
spirited and characteristic engravings. The
author DECLARES "that this greet, work was
neither EaDslated from the French, nor
prikged from the unpublished work Of an
Englik author, but ~as truly aud honestly
written for the especial benefit Of bis pub.
lishrrs, by Pheleg Van 1'ruesdale, who,
without ssking permission, respectfully dedi.
cotes it to his fri, nd aud beneiaclor, James
Bu,hunan, Preside ntof the United Suites"
MtwIKG MATcH.--We learn that ut the
,pox,inu m. aich at Deprfip Id on Mondav lnst.
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OES.--Solid cast steel socket Hoes.
IL the best ever brought to this town; also, new
kind Of Garden Hoe, just received at
April %, 1853 L, II. FICHARDSON,a.
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PosT OFFEcE AT RAvENEA---. ~ -.5..a.
OPEN ut 7,3O, A. NJ. CLOSE at 8 Pm. Daily
Sundays excepted. IA. GlLLETTE,P r. NJ.
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July Is, ls5s-lm. ..- IT,. .
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Marrms.s.

M...s..s-0n me siss Iusr:as; Syths Rev.
Z, H. Holiday. NJ. william Henry, 70 Misa
Rsbecea Spanglsr. both Of this county.
-on Dee. 2sth, By Rev. George vaa
Euan, Mr.. Addison Hardy, to Miss Rliss
Jane Albsn, both Of Allen township.
- Dee, 2ist by Chas. z. Jordan. ESQ, si
the residences Of George aueuP, at Arcadia.
lDr. eamnel Emstson, Of Weed sountos o.,
ana kits fhse4 =. Hasdy, ef Arcadia.
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$1, $3, IS. ps SonRaR, HRaHsY'sS | siii Sss :sss

D1, RC, Rc. DOLLAR, will send
Ia receipt for making TRANSPARENT Soar. On
receiving three dollars. will send most val.
liable Receipt for making EXTRA FAMILY Soar,
10 cost only three cents pound; II is not known
Ito ten persona in the United States. On re.
Ioeiving Ave dollare, I will send the above and
six other receipts for making FANCY Scars. Il
can be made In an ordinary dinner pot, and on
as email capital as ave dollars. and sold read.
lily at pront Of one hundred per cent To any
lone out OF business II is fortune. Any question
answsred or reference given by inclosing the
return postage. Address, ~
T. r. RUSSELL, Box st3, Post.offce,
Dec. l8, 1857. Brooklyn, N. Y.
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Missionary TeIescope.-We have be-
fore US the first number Of the Missionary
Telescope, published monthly by the United
Brethren Missionary Society. at Dayton.
Ohio. at 2s cents per single copy, OF eight
copies for one dollar, to one address.
1t is ably conducted, and destined to do
much good.
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Clothing.-Msssrs H. Powell and
Sons advertise their stock Of Clothing
in ,o.days paper. and also their stock
Of Dry Goods &c.
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Fremont q I1Aiana n. RIVE would
call attention again, to the notice OF the
Directors Of the Fremont q Indiana r. r.
Markets.-In, Findlay, Flour 10 worth
$780, no Wheat brought in; buyers are
willing 10 give go cts; Rye is worth s7;-
Corn, old, IS; Oats Is; Glover Seed s4.00
Timothy Seed $3.50; Flax Seed 6S cts. -
Beans, 7Sj Hogs, Slaughtered, s4.oO to 4.S0
Hogsi siivess. .2S; Butter l2ii Eggs,l2; Lard 6i
In Cincinnati Flour is selling at from s3.'
30 to $3.50; Wheat has advanced, bringing
from 10 for prime Red, to IS for prime White
Rye has declined, aud is bringing 56; Oats
%; Corn, s0j Hogs from s4.e0 to $3.50, price
declining, Glover Seed, SG26; Timothy
S2.2s to $3.50; Flax Seed 80 cts. In New
York Flour is worth from $3.50 to 6.00;-
Wheat has advanced and brings from Sill
to t.30; Rye 70 TO u; Corn, from 66 to 6s
Oats, from ~ TO 49, Dressed Hogs from s6.
81 to e.Sof Lard -som 8 70 Q LII Butte
from II 10 II. There has been pretty gen
e,si fsll,iS on in the price OF Hogs. in IL
different markets, while Flour and Grail
had advanced. owing 10 part, to the prospec
lof serious loss in the Corn crop, from tn
fact that very much oft is damaged.
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oi the people. .....
disappointed. Really too Bad! The
Dsmo@aiic delegation. from this place
sha, vent up to Columbus, with the
expectation that their services would
be in very great demand, 10 fill some
OF the important ofdess connected viii
ths Legislature. CANA homo as they
went. only . lilis more 60. From
ahsir wos.bsgsns aSPsarsues. since
thsir return. we should think they hsv'
about como 70 the conclusion that"Rs
publics arc ungrsstful." that the talent
best sdspts.l to 6ll. lucrative Offices. il
seldom. II ever sPprseistsd--thst sh'
Democratic caucus. showed . grss
lack Of wisdom, 10 not availing them
selves Of Lsir assistance alter bsinI
stths tsosbls aud expense Of going al
the way up " Columbus to look ai's
ihs intsrssb Of the State.
xGassal.-Mr, s. F. Gray has n
moved his Jswslry Store 20 M. A. Il
Hysu's Building. one doos north
Hya.o Stos and psafly opposite ii
Cour. Houss. Giyshin 4 esii. '" ''
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THERE Is NO MISTAKE ABOUT II

WYE are selling Goods cheaper than they
w can be had anywhere in this section Of
country. II. d SONS.
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Atlantic Monthly.-We are in re.
ceipt Of the January number Of the
Atlantic Monthly, new and very
popular Magazine. published in Bos.
ton, Mass, by Messrs Phillips. Somp'
son & Co. We commend il to those
who wish to subscribe for good relia.
BILE. periodical Of the kind.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-08
sr1rRrrr's SALE.

TDy VIRTUE OF A DECRETAL ORDER Is-
II sued out Of the District Court, 18th Judicial
District IN and for Butte County, and State OF Cali
MORRIS, and In favor of THOMAS WELLS, for
the sum 6f Three Hundred and Ninety Six, Eighty
One-HuHdredths (9396.e0) Dollars principal dsbt,
with interest on said at the rate OF fout W per
cent. per month, from the Twenty-senenth t2Tihl
costs of suit taxed In the sum OF Twenty-Thrce
Ninety. One Hundredths (S23,90) Dollars; together
with sl the accrung costs on said writ, TO me d.
rected and delivered. commanding me 10 sell ALL
or 80 much thereof as may be sufficient TO pay the
Judgment above specified and all costs OF suit of
tho mor;gngcd premises hereinafter described, TO
satisfy said demands, will on the TWENrf-SEC-
oND (22) DAY OF JANUARY, A. ID. 1888, al the
bour of two (2l O'Clock +. VI. OF said day in pursu.
ance of the quiremens of said writ, sell at public
sale 10 the highest bidder for cash, the following
mortQaged property, described In said order OF sale
as follows TO wit: Lots number one, two, three,
four, ave and six. Il, aud % IN BLOCK mum %
six and seven, u, 2, SO, and ID In Block number
eight sl; Also the LOT of ground fronting on Bird
street eighty s0l feet and on unoon street thirty
ak 1867 feet being the lot of ground at the corner of
Bird and Huntoon streets. ON which the old Metro
Doltan Theatre formerly stood. The lots of ground
above specified being described according TO The
man or plan of the Town Of Oroville, which Is hed
In the county recorders office of Butte county, and
said properly is alstuated In the Town of oroviie
aforesaid
The above sale to take place In front OF the Court
House door, In the Town OF oroviiie, Couuty anu
State aforesaid
~. ID. PLUM, Sheriff Bate County.
ns,ad necember detb, 1851. do
The above sale Ia pogfponed until Friday, the III
day Of February, A. b. 1855, at the same place and
M NJ b. PLUM. Sheriff Butts County
0royilie, Jan. ed, 1858.