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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-11-24
Proclamation bY the Governor

Ih compliance with Joint resolution
of the General Assembly l SALMON P.
CHASE, Governor OF the Stale Of Ohio,
hereby appoint Thursday, the 25th day
of NovembeE 1858, asa day of. Public
Thanksgiving and Prayer TO 94Imighty
God IN. }.ss' ~
Aud l earnestly recommend 10 the
People of the State, the due observance
of that day by abstinence from ordinary
labors by public and private offerings Of
praise and gratitude for The multform and
manifold Blessings and Benefits, National,
Social and Personal, which COP has been
graciously pleased 10 bestow upon US; and
by fsrvent prayers that he will cause His
Goodness to abound yet more and more
towards US, protecting our whole Country
from foreign enemies and domestic dis-
sensions, distinguishing by His Favor,
our State Institutions of Government,
Education and Benevolence, and conduct
ing each OF us through the blessed ways
Of Penitence and Faith to the glorious
consummation Of Earthly Hopes in Hea-
venly Rest. ''''r '' ',s'" " =" 4
Given under my hand and The Great Seal
sEAL. Of the State Of Ohio this eighth
p" day Of November, A. D. 1858.
By the Governor: SIP. CHASE. I
A. P. Russell, Secretary OF State. =
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-11-24

LA HfoHLAND REcIMENT. IA Scotch
regiment is now in process Of formation
in New York city. Already nearly four
hundred Scotchmen have enrolled their
names as members, and have chtistened
themselves the highland Guard. The
proposed uniform which is certainly very
striking, consists Of allow crowned hat,
with red dpompon and plaid band, black
feather. and'a plate with the State arms.
The coat is scarlet, and is known as the
shell jacket; it is trimmed with white,
and the collar and cuffs are ola dark blue
The kiltis fac simiie Of thatiworn by
the 42nd regimen. Of Highlanders.2 2gslt Z
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-11-24

IMPORTANT FAcT..-Forney's Press
records iaetWhicb stands out most con-
spicuoussin the recent vote in Illinois. 1t
is that The Administration Of James Bu-
changn, backed bylan array of patronage
and en- amount Of means never before
enlisted many similar campaign, Of over
t,cO hundred and forty thousand gOtes
cast at the recert election in Illinois, only
three thousand were given to The Admin
islratlon ticket, Never has an arrogant
despOtism been SO learfully condemned.
Never have faithIess public servants been
SO Indignantly castigated. ~
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-11-24

BURNING OF THE Court HoUsE.-Ohr
beautiful Court House, the pride of the
citizens of Gallia county, has been rem
dered a mass of smouldering ruins BY the
incendiary's torch. About four O'Clock
on Tuesday morning last, a FIRE was seen
to issue from a window near the South
corner of the Court House, and upon re-
pairing to the spot it was discovered that
fire had been applied to some books and
waste paper in closet just beneath the
stairs leading to the couls room ST. -
The fiery element leaped rapidly 10 the
roof and dome of the building, and in a
few minutes after The discovery the whole
structure was wrapped in flames, which
presented grand and imposing spectacle
to the assembled multitude, who, though
willing. were unable 10 render the least
assistance towards subduing the flames.
All the wood work was consumed, and
nothing how remains of our once, beauti'
full Court House but the cbarred wallis
The records and all the valuable paper:
Of the different Offices we're saved. The
building was insured in the E.na Com
pany Of Hartford Conn.,, for five Thousand
dollars will cover all loss, n. is:
Mayor Hunt offers the following re-
ward for the detection and conviction o
the pelpetfator: i, ..r 10 s,sg,t
5000 RgwARD.-The above reward
will be paid for information that will lea
to the arrest and conviction of the persol
or persons who set fire to, and caused tn
obstruction of the, Court House in Gall
polls, on Tuesday morning last, Nov. 9
By order Of Town Council. e4
,2,s nq. JOS. HUNT, Mayor.
Gallipolis, Nov 10, 1858 l,.s. '-5 .
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-11-24

" HowARD ASSOCIATION, PHILApELPHIA.
We commend to the attention of our read
ers, with much confidence, the announce
ment Of this well known bevev evolentrInsti-
tuition, in our advertising columns. The
managers are very prompt in all their bu-
siness transactions, and we have no doubt
that persons applying to the institution for
medical aid, win obtain t1j judicioqsfi and skill
ful treatment, IN h,r1ina nhitsi hnr
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-11-24

&Notice is hereby given, TO all to
whom it may concern, that Jones HOff-
mayer,is now In the receipt of one nf the
largest, and best stocks of Ready-Made
Clothing eyer brought to this Market
Persons therefore, wishing to provide
against the approaching inclement sason,
as also those who desire good Fsll suit,
would greatly promote their comfort by
giving him call. ,..o. r,,,.,i,,,rO,;
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-11-24

,sfE9Irhe Wheeling Times states that
Mr.. John Shaddock Of Cameron, has for
thirty three dsysbeen unable 10, lake any
Dourishment by swallowing,i owing 10 a
paralysis having affected one side Of his
throat. All The food he takes is in liquid
and introduced into lbe STOMACH by pas
sing small hose down his throat. .asME s.
has perfect possession, Of, ell his lscaIues,
enjoys general good heallh. and believes
Iihst theiiRabiliiy tolsHsllowWilLarb long
Re FeneyedssSsI Oh sfei ms -----H +
4is eiisig t9oy b
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-11-24
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

onesquare la lines or less, insertion s,.$l 90
2 So. %
Every subsequent insertiPn,."..t....iSlM
One column per year. .I..I!.'.... AOO,Vo
Professional and business cards peryear'. 800
When there is no contract made and the num-
Der of insertions is not marked on the cards or
advertisements at the time they are handed in
for publication, they will be continued in until
they are ordered out. and charged BY the square
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-11-24

hl CHOICE TOBACCO. GEO. aHANTCH
has just received tho following choice
brands Of Tobacco: Paulding's oonlinen-
sal Twist, ,Crompton's Strawberry, in tin
foil, Francis OrOuocOy National Guard,
fours, and Hare's celebrated Fsesens, sll
Of which he offers for sale at ? wholesale
and retail, at his TObarcoi and Cigar store
Market Street. below Third. near Tho
Post Office. ,f.' nAyss n}.u 1eamg.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-11-24
LoCAE BUSINESS NOTICES.

MEAT sroRE. MI. Wilcoxin, who is
an experienced Butcher, long and favora-
bly, known 70 the people Of sSieubenvilIe.
has established himself on the corner Of
Fourth and Adams Streets, ,wherehe keeps
"a good supply o. mea! Of tho very bes.
quality, Give him call: Gg The high.
eat price paid fOr. Cattle and Country
Produce. Lssu7g edl sl!tbs.g ,7phgs'~r
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-11-24

ri IogwrAA.1-For WA TIE first time in its history,
every department" Of the State Of Iowais
Republican, with a clean representation
in both houses OF Congress-G Grimes, al-
ready elected. taking The place Of Jones
li9 !hA Unilsd States Senate ialsE the 4tb
"a MasfRsbbps nia bnDoss nom llsns 0,
1alantn |
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-11-24
AwA Rerl;n alet,erbs,a,es ,hat ,ha

ATA Berlin ale,lerbstates that the eL
destson of Count Schaalgolschy Marshal
of The Court 10 Charles being desirous of
marrying the richest beiresa in Germany
who belong Ito the lowerclassesp letters Of
nobility were accorded otheJlabyIin or
der 10 remove lhs stigma OfWesGiIiohesi
sahiaad n "a e9eol ei dIuoab aIps
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-11-24

FALL GooDs Jusr RECEIVED AND now
orrNrso,-GEo ORG E SCOTT &CO,s,are
OwOpeuing their first supplyofFal Goods
purchased il, the Eastern, cities, for Cash.
Embracing a great variety Of seasonAPle,
Dress Goods, Black oand Fancy Silks,
Robes de Chevne, Robes Lee, Robes a
Guile, printed'and plain D'LainS, AIeiin-
oes, Chintz. American, French, and Eng
lish CalibOss, Shawls IN great variety
A very large stock og millinery Goods, and
Trimmings rim Of The. newest styles, including
Ribbons, Flowers Feathers, ssatins!pnd
Nelvehs, Head dresses sSOc, &c,il ALSO Vol-
vet Ribbons and Eringeb, ,ofah widths'
60 Steubslvilley Sept, 18th '5e!h iacdS
i0l ,upi .EiHT777 III EiIi evoi
b ATSee sdEet,isemenliof DstSAni6td's
Liver invigoraton 1Soq u neE hlsiisl,
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-11-24

g For The special advantage Of all
concerned, we give general notice, tina.
BENJAMIN PEARcE, keeps cunstantlyson
hand, and for sale, Flour Of the very best
quality, Cincinnati brand, at Wholesale
and retail. we have tried i! and there
fore speak sdvisedly. North Sd Street.
SteubenYlle. Hn.ua. % fagtlia aa aa
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-11-24

5MARR1ED.-on- the lstb inst. BY Rev.
]. H Hamilton aMk GE0RSE W. Burns,
and MISS SARAH JANE LoPEMAN; all Of
Sleubenville.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-11-24

20 1E-M, Falccny; a French chemist has
patented process for preserving and em7
baIming dead bodies. he uses powder
composed chiefly Of neutral sail, mixed
with sawdust,s Which abs6rbs moisture,
and 80 combines with ths faost deadly
'exhalations thai no injury can ,bs sustain.
ed by persons being brought ipto. close
cgpptPcs gpt s5E yiIh q te II DECEASED 4 IL III ia
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-11-24
The Atlantic Cable,

- Mr.. Whitehouse writes 10 the Directors
Of the Atlantic Telegraph Company that
he believes the Gable TO be readily recov.
cradle. A few days testing, guided by
the experience gained during the manufac-
ture and subsequent use oft the cable, will,
in all probability, be thinks, enable him
TO ascertain this beyond a doubt. Mr..
Wbitehouse then says: .,.....,.r, q
"lf the result of this examination be
such as TO satisfy my judgment, ! shall
then be prepared &c. make 10 the Compa,
ny the following offer: / will undertake,
at my own risk, TO reopen communication
with Newfoundland; and, further, tc
maintainit for q given number Of years
at a moderate per centage upon the gross
receipts Of the Company, this being pay
able so long only as the line shall be KEEP
by me in good working order. / there
fore, request the Directors permission
for such examination Of the Cable as shai
be necessary to enable me TO make al
offer 10 the Terms above stated" 81 -
Another way of uniting England ant
America by tho electric telegraph, say
the London GtrOniclsyis now being or
lganized. .isby an overland TELEGRAPH
.Elae Passidg across the. Continent 81 Ed
TroPes slo Bhering's sGsiis, with ,spealinl
stations stdiGevent distances Thsentir
length will BeIs 1000 miles, ofimhich onlI
1000 will be submerged divided int
4 lengths Of stations, moi exceeding 500.
n "a 6oUfHERS paper thinks the neutral
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-11-24

D1ED.-On Sabbath night, the list inst,
Mrs. SARAH, wife Of John Leetch, Esq,
Of this city /; after protracted illness
Inthe 65th year Of her sge.t Il Sk,&
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-11-24
rERMs OF suBscRRTION.

The TRUn AMERIcAN is published every
Wednesday.in Stspbenville, Jefferson county
ohio. and edited By z. RAsAss on the following
terms
One dollar and fifty cents 10 advance.
Two dollars within SIX months. - 4
Two dollars and fifty cents at the close OF
the year, y >
Nopapsr discontinued until all arrearoges
are paid, except at the opticnOf the Edftor'
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-11-24


pWhen the American Colonies shook
off the Government Of Great Britain, and
adopted a liberal iormiof National policy,
the civilized void enquited, "whal has
been the cause of This great revolu,ion9'
The answer was, ''Taxation without Re.
presenlation;,"s - and the world was, salts
fed with the answer. When the. inquiry
is now made, "why is it, that duting the
-grea, pressure Of the times, when one
large firm after another is being dtivento to
the wall, Frohman g. Co., still continue
to do a fourishing business in ltheirsex.
teusive Clothing Establishment on the
corner Of Sd and Market Streets ~ The
answer is, "rhey have a large and we'll
selected stock Of Ready Made Clothing.
and sell remarkably cheap. .'aThe answer
is satisfactory. and all flock 10 Frohman's
with the exception Of those who are SO
unwise as to stay away--make their, pur.
chases, and return home satisfied with
their bargains. The people are delighted,
Frohman feels comfortable, and everything
moves on harmomously. - 80.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-11-24
Fresh Arrival

Thomas GoRsUcH has JUS: received
fresh supply ofthe best Cincinnati, Buck.
eye and HOpedale brands Of Flour; also,
Rye, Buckwheat and. Unbolted Flour ;
Corn Meal, Corn, Oats. and a good as.
sortmen. Of Mill.Feed, which be is pre-.
pared to sell at reduced prices. Persons
wanting to. purchase. anything in his line
would consult their own interests, by
giving him call Market Street, above
Sixth Steubenville, Ohio. y .19 '.,1a
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-11-24

"a SoUfHEAN paper thinks the neutral
ity Of the Atlantic Gable, which was 81
loudly sighed fOrby President Buchanan
has beeSFfulb aeStablishedys II hasn't {
iWOEe tSosgfOAd either sideyaisd Sss "a ,
.ka,hl
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-11-24

.tlGah 9Id019I % n as9nsleD /
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-10
TO the Citizens Of California
C. a " 'TrYO NJ

4 AM lSNNRNl.D that various liquor mixers uf
y Now York. u1-tpn nui san franci-co, nrc cxlcn
svcly ongaLod IN nlttir. ~ squire bottles, under
'arioh- uio-, ,thm?iihtilt'on otm yong established
and renowned
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-10
COUNTY OFFICERS.
SUPERVISORS.

- o'WlI...... 49,. .....f. n Nalhess
rs'h owen Mufphl
Fasi .............. ..........J +. Riple!
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-10
RLANK x 8 4!

kvry ietsriph"n Of Blanksexecuted on the short
81 ahics, with unrivalle l taste and neatness
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-10
STATE OFFICERS.
uNIrKp STATES sEyAroRs.

y G Broderick k......... WIN. Gwln
US REPRESENTATIVES,
C.Mckibban ...... 90. .Chas Scott
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-10

~ Host 'ttcr's stomach Butter. arc
The )ny II tier. now offered 10 thc public which ARE
prepared by q scientific chomirai prpc,ss mud thu'
viii boar tho test Of analysis, therefore perfectly
harmless, and ri the same tina contains all the
medical pruprfie' Of IA ionic and II taken at rur
drecuons. "ili remove t,o bile from the stomach.
and lncH nn appetite. implring health nni tone TO
,c Nholo =. .'cr, ir manner that uuiy wonder.
fh
TAo.e Hinors heing very piea4sm ~ thc taste also
make % dnlightml beverage,
~ liert pre -sserti base limitations purchasers
shoill be careful aud take none but GENUINE
uo,rErTErs STOMACH pIrrER2 teit BY all
rr'pccnole -al,on keep ~, aad for sale in qiautl.
tics tpsnit tY
PARK x WHITE,
s0.o aVont Tor the Pacific Cnust,
lo2 Washington stf,ci Hnn Ftanciacu.
C3LION & MouERNrTT,
np- en Agents, Urosiilu
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-10
Perfectly Pure Medical Tonic

invaluable n, romely against BAD WATER
RAVEl,iNDtGElfIDN DYSrEPSiA. DEHIt.I.
TY, &c. fhty also certify that thny folnd my
Schnapps Ia be free iron ATnSlic Alcohol or Fusil
Dl, an exceedingly hurtful ingredient, found in all
common Clio, which Dr. Nott describes as sfct,d.
acrid, and n-ihmacal md producing irreparabo cf-
fectr upon tho nerves unl stumiCh.' The certificates
also prove my Schnapps perfectly clenr of "the 90
cond or heavier Essential pn 0f fJumpu. also dan
gcrous component, produced by the over di'iillnton
prlcticod toIncreasc the quanttytn making ordinary
i.iu "
Those statements are m adc with yicw to iuyit"
compGr.sln tlifdriia between the Reu1incW Wolc p
Schuupps and the various brands pi igIs mt'g n-
mixei, dnc,urci up. or twertrncd Gin, IN Qlbrr
black bottles dmit1iOn Of my siyio OF bottrs) under
different ndmhs aui labels whether marked Lond N,
German, Holland <cueltli Schlnpp-, -, IA inf
mite variety -cOuHirnt that tbs tuW "ill result In
California just IT has lpuf -iure done IN ail the
older states, ~ rtpIltting all tue bogus dnwhoc-
SONS limitations rii-rrei to,and the eompeetriu
Jf my puro Schciitm Schntpps.
desire briefly 10 notice Two facts have latey
aided largely To the use Ui Wulics SchnnppH IN the
city OF New YORK aud elsewhere. 1T Pure French
.lraniy 1t - almost i'm pos siblo ~ nbiannearb
al the brandy imported from FrHncr neing American
raw spirit. sent there, made into banly, hni shipped
back again. u. Many people are nblndoDng the
use OF American whiskry, brandy aud gin, rinco II
has been discovered taat sTRYCHNlNE, a deadt
poison IL ia nt the west Ia dt.ink thereby iu-
creasing the yield of Liquor about one-thiTd
Ia conclusion, win .Iy {" all who desire who'e-
some agreeable tome and tmqont, give iairtriplio
" q l. = E'S
SchcidaIn Aromatic Schnapps.
UUDLPBU WOLFE, sole lmpuu'r,
aG-9m ~ ietyer street., New York
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-10
BRIDGE AND FERRY NOTICE

NOTICE /. he Hby given that the undersI ked will
~ apply 60 the BJIri Of Supervisors ~ anI for
pulte colHiy ~ their Nay session in 1853 t,r n
icen .e 90 consrIr' fuli Brifgr and Ferry across
he Mlldlv or SuIih Fork of Feather RtVer, feW
rods al I'VE its ~ 3iipn with ihs North York OF s,d
river ~ I4ft.~ 1 Eh T.. SAVAGE 60.
BiFrl', t2n y, lc55'
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Notice to the Afflicted.
JUST ARRIVED IN SACRAMENTO FROM FAN
FRANCisCO,
DR.. DAVIS.

or TuE CITY OF DUBLIN,
! NS'ilO i@hAiLY RESTORING SIGHT TO THE
w Hlnd' Hearing 10 the Doafi Hnnishing Fitsl
Removing flnrks from the tncsl curing Piles aud bnd
core IreI l'af nsn restored 10 tho head, and pre
S"ul' # from tu'liuR on.
Tho Doctor ~ cure PRIVATE DISEASES In less
nm" h"n any man ~ he world, without loss Of lime
IA thU pH.irht 9
LADlJS, viii wcaknesseH of nny sind give him n
cal nhl }1i Wil tot regret H. Ladies also attended
10 by lslter
i'rsDnt ttrnisd CONSUMPTION had better SEQ
lh" Doctor, ~ nine rases ou of twelve are not Con
.1mpli - at al and are curRble. All persons may
be- ne ihn the D'cior vii not take nny esse In
hHld aus W has is ceftnin of tn,e,ibg cur.
The cdohl 81 imposition nJw.1 days In The practice
~ n"dieluc induces the Doctor Ia invite all persons
10 his ohcc Yhefe they Gun see fnr themselves tho
chrcs ho performs; whore, also, hi. Office book In
"frn for reference to ttr hundreds he has cured i
~on ifancisco, hhl hiso his Diploma
Cancer Cured without the
nicc
NHIk--fhis IL tho br. DAVIS who perG,rmed 40
many wondrfnl cures ht his Office 7U7 Broadway,
New York.
Notice to the Ola Country People.
Dr. Dayi. irrgts nl casos the same Ms no did In
Madam SfEPiEh - HOSPITAL In Dublin
once hours, from 2 4. N. TOT T. NJ
OFFicE-No. u T. street between sccoDd and
ihhd. FEB 3d--if
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-10
~ The Mustang L,nnncna cure.

/ ~ 1hc Mustons LInhnont care.
/ Khcunatism:
Ihe Nusla} l.iui mont c,uus ti1 1ioluts;
The Nh tWf Linimcnt cures Turns And Wonnd.
tn" Nl",ig hlHmant curoa -otos anl tIonrs;
! Tho NnsAns Linlmlnt cures CaLcI Breasts and
Sore NIrplut
The Mustang Lnimcnt clrc- Neuralgia
The uuful fdpnent car"t Cofns und Warls;
The Mustang Lnmt nt Is worth
looooo0 poLLAESPER AENUM
To the tntici states, tho lrosorer and rcstorrr
ofYaiuAbi, horses md cattle. # cures .ll rprlu-
calls Wounds Suu loints. &C.
Nll yiu hn.wrr this question? bid Won ever
hear of amy ordinary Surc swcllm.. spntn or stG.
mess, either on man or boast, wiItl iho Mnsinrg
liHln.eM would not carer Did uu eyer vir,tn
f"'pfcipO!" rugged ia any p,rt oi the world lin
Emope tstn or \moricl who al not Say "it uns
thogteatesl .covrry ofthc ngc1' PoId ct,ry where
E'rry mnill should hnyc lt. three sizes. BARNES
PARK, rrapuclors Nov York
PARK & WHITE.
Pole Agents for the Pn,iOl Coast,
tJ2 Washington street. npp.ai.e lhe Market
CoLrON & McDEtMorr, Agent. ofo,iiic
~ rHE TRADE supplied on tho most liberal
terms APPS 3m
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-10
Strayed or Stolen

UNROM THE S;IBsCRIBEV ON or .,
u about the 18th of VI uch. onc Bay Inn
h0rs =, wIih n ball fa;c aud three white feoL 1l2l
and the fourth supposei to be part white, j. nbor
II hsnis high, with white spots on one both sides
and white hair. SC ttterc over his rump and si las
III le white spot thet,9 Of the shoulder supposed
t. h. collar marx darn M tne anl tail aud small
birst IN til letI side; aisD one bay mare about II
ha i liN, waite -iripon the frrhaid tn left side
of the r,s. white with liitle white on the under
lip fpar white feet. II Liirked nn top Of the neck
thin Ia r>h. and bran r ON the rtt shoulder sup
po4eI 10 be J. : also on the right thigh sttr Any
person that " III bring one or b1th of thnm 10 Abby,,
X mrh. twp mites ai.DTe ths Buffalo Ranch ON the
prJytile aud f.irbestuwn Road. will give me in
h.nl'ipa nf tn" 'tne, will be libcrally rcwar'ct.
Mtr;L -, lHiS ID ARpFv.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-10
n O CE.
FOU N ID !!

A PapMls-DHY EDrl.--for tho sam - iyH'
"A hunifsA nod eig.tf -segru aoiiis NN sFsts
H. - c,esbsls1 nBi dated Nafth giin 1855 y {
osgner r4n obt1ih fhe bs spFyihg % i"is "i'e
sad psylus for this adsefisre iirit.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-10
JUSTICES OF rHE PEACE.

(ophir ToSnship)
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-10
Wolle's Scheidam Aromati,
&OTIN Apps.

Which lnllerhted compr nds are intended to sell In
California NJ dhsi my genuine article.
My object i ~ runouucc that huyo recnntly as
tablishcd M AGENCY IN SAN FRANCISCO for
Supplying ,ho sta ani Oregon win my Schnnpps
and thnt hereafter viii always keep said NC tnry
supplied with large stock; that rspoclabe drug
gisis aud liquor dealers Throughout California
can always supply themselves at regular pfcc,
merely enough over the Nrw Nofk price tu cover
cot of irrght aud ChUyes thus avoiding compln nj
n> h'rttpinrc. of u33lslOahl scarcity and cAirunr
bi4h price
Itis nov many years slacc I drsti npor,cd these
SchnApp-trbn tue celebrated old Iiil,cry ut Schci~
dan, Holland, N nblCh al interistcd Il Is now
cont 'Grd ilhi 40 t'iI wIReyrr imported into this
culniry winch ha- apprDtct'1 my Schnapps IN ru-
gard to PURITY, IlEhLIilfULNEss, and EY-
QGlSlTE AROMA or hdvor. Th.s clnim. and FOR
proof. point 10 lhcrun yer.al popularity aud the i'm
inense mud Increasing CO.'S sumption by all classes,
north and south, cast and west comprising the TEN
pernnce people, medical faculty, SC, to such ex.
tent that ny cslabshmcn', pncking thr enormous
quantity oi O0Ob battles psrday, is barely able to nll
iis orders.
Also, tho Wofe's Schn1pps have been analyzed
by the most cirbutrd Chemists, Drs. Mott aud
Deck of Ne" YORK, ani others, who all testify that
they
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