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Probate Notice.
Estate of ]. d. BROWN, deceased.

Estate of j. d.. BROWN, deceased.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA-COUN
~ of Butte-PROBATE COURT. In pursuance
Of an order made in said court on the 2jth day Of
May ID 1858, notice s hereby given to all whom
1t may concern to be and appear before the Hon.
Probate court IN and for snd county on the 10th
day of AuEust A. II. 1888, then and there to
show cnuse il any there be why the following des-
cribed real es,a should not be sold as prayed for
by The administrator herein TO wit: All that certain
piece or parcel OF land situate lying and being in
the city and county Of san Francisco, bounded and
described ms follows, to wit: commencing on the
norhory line Of Vallejo street, distant III feet from
the northwest corer OF Vallejo and Mason streets,
running thence westerly along the northerly line Of
Vallejo street ~ feet thence at right angles northerly
l3T feet inches thence ease-ly at right angles %
feet, thence southcry at right angles l37 feet q
inches 10 the place OF beginning, being part OF that
certain so vara lot No. els
by Order of the Court.
-, Witness my hand and the seal OF sniu Pro.
! las. bate Court affixed this the 18th day of May.
- A. d. 1853. NJ. H. DARKACII
Clerk OF Probate Court Butte Co.
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Guardians Sale.

a IL. PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
~ THOMAS SHARPE. insane, OF the County NJ
Butte, Ststa OF talitoraia. required to exhibit
them together with the necessary vouchers. within
ten months isom and az &C he date Of Ibis no'ice
the same will be forevcg barred. to william Cleve-
land at Cevelands rauch, Ia 0phlr TU- aship, 10
ID. w. Cbessman, nrnyi.le.
WILLIAM CLEVELAND.
GugFtiaa II Thomas sharpe
oroville, May e9;h, \. D. IS5S my2aiw
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LEGAL NOTICES.
COnstable's Sale
ylY Virtue OF a Writ OF E..en,,

Rf virtue OF n Writ OF Exeep,,
- issued on the sth day of June A. b lsss .ion n
the Justices Court of b. knson. Jus,ice Of ~. o.
Of Butte and State Of California TO tne drsc o'ny
delivered, commanding me TO make the sum NJ aau
hundred and tiny one dollars damages and ,,eu,. "se
one dollars aud seventy-fYc cents costs. toge,b.,
WIN all nccrulng costs on said writ Wherein Il =
Cochran is plaintiff, and A. A. Smith and Nrs a A.
smith are defendants. have levied upon and VII
expose ut public sale to the highest bidder for cad.
on me oth day of July a, d. less. at the ron,
"i oel1ck NJ. OF sad day, all of the right. ttle
and interest in and 10 the following described sa
perry, To VIII: one certail dwelling house. situate n,
howery street IN The town of lnskps, in the count,
OF Butie static of California; said dwelling houss
anJoihs Mtssrs' Han * Co.'s livery stable in said town
together with all and singular the fixtures in an a
about belonging and appertaining in anywise thereto
The above sale will take place at tho preniscs il,
the town OF lnskips above mentioned.
Il. b. PERRY, Constable.
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Notice.

A PPLICATION will be made nj the next mees'
IA ing of the Board Of Supervisors, or as soon
thereafter rs application can be heard for laying oa'
n County Road from Thompsons Flat TO fahsse
Hill via. Table Land, Cannon's Ranch and cheroses
Ravine. g. A. slHMONo.
Oregon Gulch. June 10th, 1sjS--5w
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Notice.

ErE 1T KNOWN, that I, HELEN AUGUSTA
kb WILLIAMSON, u married woman. wife OF
Leonard Williamson. both residents of the county
of butte aud state ot Cal lfornia do hereby declare
that Il Is my intention tp carry on business on my
own account as sole trder in the business oi Hotel
keeping al the town OF Hamilton, in said county, and
that the amount of money capital invested tn said
business originally, does not exceed the sum OF dive
thousand dollars
HELEN AUGUSTA WILLIAMSON.
STATE oF CAIIFoRNIA, County of Butte.
Before me, Hiram Crnm, n Justice of the Peace In
-and for said county, In the township OF Hamilton.
personally appeared appeared, Helen Augusta vii.
hanson 10 me personally known TO be the indiyldu-
al described tu and who executed the foregoing dec
l9raiie n, and being BY me first cay sworn. did on
oath declare, after being by me, examination sep
arate and spari from and without the hearing Of her
said husband, made Ucga aiRted with the contents of
the ioregong declaration, that ths Ia true tha,
she executed HE freely and voluntarily, with
out fear. eo@pnison or undue inauenco Of her said
husband and that she does desire 10 retEscI the
execution OF the same.
Witness nay hand, this 18th day OF June, A. d.
1859 HIRAM CRuM,
iel7-Sw Justice of the Peace.
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Notice.
DISTRICT COURT, 18th Judicial District.
A Merrifield, John McMaster, I

A Merrifie1d, John McMaster, Hem
me ~ McMaster and William Mckenzie, late do
ing business together under the firm of Mckenzie h
Co.. plaintiffs VS.. A. p. Petit, The Cascade Canal
Mining Company" Ezra Dodge, John Stephenson,
James II. Stephenson, James VI Shields and +. Fen.
bingham defendant
Notice Is hereby given to all persons holding or
claiming liens under the act for securing mechan
and others. upon the following described property,
10 wit; the Feather river Mooveville and Churhusco
Canal Mining Company. situated in the counties of
Butte and Plumas. commencing at the South Fork
of Feather river in Plumns county, NJ point about
eight miles above and northwardly from Moorevle
in Butte county api thcuce running on the line OF
the survey OF said Canal 90 Moorevilc. Churbusco
and their vicinity and which is now knows, and in
corporated under the name Of the Cascade Canal
MiRing Company together with their canAl, ditch
dume tunnels and line Of survey, with all the priv
ieges and appurieuaucss thcreunto belonging 20 he
and appear in the said District Court of the Fifteenth
judicial District for said Butte county on the first
day of the next term hereofto he holden in the Court
House in the town of oroville, Butte county, the
fourth Monday Of August next and during the regu-
lar term OF said Court to exhibit then and there the
proof of their said liens said property or they
will be deemed waived
MCKENZIE It CO, Plaintiffs.
Oroville, May 18th, 1858.
BrRr h RHODES, Att'ys for Prtfs.
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Notice.

A LII OF THE SHARES OF THE "'49 and so
~ Quarts Mining Company on which assessments
now due and remaining unpaid viii be sold al pub
Tic sae fhe ie,h day ~ Ialy 1853 fr their assess.
menis due. Tho sale 10 take place al the osice ol
ths company NJ Yankee Hill, Bal,c county, at 4.
O'Clock y NJ OF said day
CT wRIrEMAS, President.
JosEPH RoaxRs. Sec'y.
Yankee TN, June iesh, ls5S-id.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Summons.

STATE or CALIFuRNIA,
In the District Court Of the 18th Judicial District
County Of Butte.
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Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL WHOM
"a it may concern. that the undersigned nav
this day filed in the Recorders office of Butte county
revocation of the Power of Attorney gwen o! !s nse
to T.. ). Bowman on the 9th Of February A. ID. Icon
and that the said Bowman is no longer my ngen." "
attorney AMELIA MULLER.
Oroville, June Il, A. u. 1858.
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FENHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFOR>
y mia, Send Greeting to John 4. Rollings Oliver
4. Watson, Allen Clymer, WIN, L. Evans, Charles
Evans, &. Wheeler, Thomas y Davis, Thomas
Boucher Charles ticnsloy, J. Watson, Il. WOODEN.
and Samuel licnsley: You are hereby required
to appear IN an action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff in the District Court of the
Fifteenth Judicial District In and for tho County Of
Butte. and to answer the Complaint filed therein, Ga
copy of which accompanies this SummOns) within
ten days. exclusive OF the day of service) after the
service you of this summons If served within this
county; II served ont Of this county, but within this
Judicial District Silhn twenty days; or Il served out
OF said District then within forty days-or judgment
by default will bo taken against you Tne said action
Is brought TO obtain Judgment and decree ofiore-
closure of n certain Indcn,ure of Mortgage bearing
date on the 2nth day of June ID 1855, executed by
the defendant John A, Rongs to the plaintiff, and
for the sale Of mortgaged premises described therein
and the application of the proceeds OF such sale to
tho payment uf the amount due on the promisory
note desert bed In snid mortgage, together with such
other aud further relief In tho premises as to
said Court may right and proper; aso Tor costs
of suit; and you fail to appear and answer the said
complaint as above required, the plaintiff will apply
tn the Cour, for the relief demanded therein
Given under my hand and tho Seal Of the District
49, Court of the Fifteenth Judicial District,
,SEAL this 18th day Of Apri in the year o.
49, J our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
nfly-eight.
NH DARRhCH, Clerk.
ByJ. II. MARBLE, Deputy Clerk. api7-3m
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Notice.

EEORGE Il. TARRELL HAS THIS DA
NE Withdrawn from our firm by mutual cohse""
LANG l. co.
The business will be continued by ], l.. Lang shI
Joseph hock, unde- the name, style and hfh"
Lang Co., as heretofore -
Oroyle. Mny 18th, l-iS. LANG w.
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Action brought in the
District Court Of the f'if.
lccnth Judicial District,
and the complaint filed
in the conn-y Of Butte,
In the Office Of the Clerk
of said District Court.
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Joseph y. ALEXANDER
Jno. A. Rollings,
oliver +. Watson,
Alien Clymer.
WIN l.. Evans,
Charles Evans, q
q. Wheeler, II
Thomas Y. Davis. I
Thomas y. Bouchor, c
Charles IIeusley,
J Watson,
J. K. Wooden, and
Samuel j. IIensley,
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Rol2o,cay's Oinement & PiAs-Eatroor.
d'nary Cure Of ErySipelas-Mrs Emma
Rowecroft, aged az, of St. Paul. Mime
sofa Territory, suffered severely from Pc
riodical attacks Of erysipela. in the face
to which she appeared to have a oopstitu,
tional rredisposition. In July last she
had return of the complaint, with unu-
sually violent and dangerous symptoms
and under the advice Of a friend from
New York. obtained lot of Holloway's
Ointment. and applied it according to the
directions. The result amazed as veil
as deliahted the unfortunate sufferer and
her family. The infamma atory symptoms
subsided; the redness faded in the course
of few days to a yello~i-h hue, and the
cuticle, or scarf skin, on the parts affect
ed, came off in the form of whit h
scurf A second box completed the
cure, leaving neither scar nor hlemish
on the face. The Pills are as eficatiou,
in subduing internal diseases, as the Oint-
ment is in removing all external disor-
ders.
Sold in Stroudsburg by Hollinshead &
Detrick.
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New York Market.
February 8. 1856

-
FLOUR-Wheat, 500 bbls. of Wes
tern Canal at 81 10 a 81 25 for conn oil
to good State; S4 81 81 SO for extra do
Sd 10 a 81 30 for superfUe Iowa and ID
diana;. SIS 20 ST 50 for extra GeBnes.
see Rye Fleur is in limited demand
and is plenty at S3 So IS Corn Meal
is very quiet at 81 a So SO for Jersey and
BraDdywine. Buckwheat Flour is in lin
tied demand at 81 25 per 100 lbs.
GRAIN-WLeat, Southern White al
81 40. Oats are lower and quite Domin-
al, the demand light. at 40 45 cts. for
State; IA as for Western, and 81 30
for Southern. Corn at 66 6S for South
ern Yellow 66 20 for do White, and
63 Csc. for jersey. White Beans 81
25 per bushel.
MOLASSES-New Orleans at 26 cts.
per gallon.
Prosisions-Prime Mess Pork at SIS
35 S 3 so; STATS for thin Mess. Lard
at 8 91c. Hams SIC. Shoulders
at &c. per ID. Dressed Hogs are 6rm
in good demand at 6b 63c. per lb.-
Butter is more active and in fair supply;
sales Of Ohio at ] l5c, State at i3
PIC. Cheese is in good deman OF 6 a 8.
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Departure of Ex-Gov. Pollock.

HARRIsB BURG, Jan. 2l.-Both branch
es of the Legislature adjourned early to-
day, to give the members an opportunity
to escort Ex Governor Pollock to the
cars on his departure for home, at noon
The members of the new administration,
and of both Houses. waited on the Ex-
Governor at his lodging and bade him
farewell. He made an appropriate and
feeling addres, to all present before his
departure. He was escorted to the car
BY the members of the legislature, and
took his departure amid many manifesto
tions of re-pect. An excellent feeling
was evinced between the outgoing and in.
coming administration, and the usual
couttesics were extended.
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A Starving Woman.

A lady passing down Broadway, near
Fourteenth Street, few days siDce, when
opposite butcher S stand, was startled
the excited appearance of an intelli-
gent looking won n rushing towarks her
with clasped hands, aud a look Of despair
exclaimiDg. IL am hungry, ] am hungry?'
Stepping inside the store the lady pro-
cured some potatoes and piece of meat
The hungry ian quickly gathered the
potatoes into ber pocket, then seizipg the
bloody meat. put it to her lips. and ate a
to tie bone! then saying, "l must take
this home to Eddie rushed wildly from
the store, leaving the salesman and the
lady astounded. Incredible as this seems,
we have every reason to believe it true
-Nea0 York Paper.
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Blood and Thunder.

A Mi.sipp 6re-eater, who rejoices il
the name of Reuben Davis, made speech
in Congress, on Wednesday last, in which
be took the ground that the South e1pec-
ted conflict with the North, and was
prepared for it, Yes, said he, whenever
the North shall dare to make SD aggres-
sion upon the South, it will be followed
by a stream Of 6re into the North emitted
by an army marching from the South;
with the sword in one hand, and the BIZ
bic in the other, spreading desOlntiOn in
their path.
The man who talked in the above su-
premely silly style, receives from Gov
ernment the sum of $4,000 per anDum.-
We respectfully submit that his services
are not worth the money.
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court Proclamation.

Whereas the Hon. GEORGE r. BARRETT,
President Judge ofthe 22d Judicial District OF
Pennsylvania, composed of the counties OF
Wayne, Pike, Monroe and Carbon, and Abra-
ham Lesering and Michael FL. Dreher, Esqr's,
Associate Judges of the Court of Common
Pleas of the County of Monroe, and by vir-
tue OF their Offices, Justices of the Court of
Oyer and Terminer and General Jail delive-
ry and Court of General Quarter Sessions in
aud for the said County of Monroe, have is
sued their precept TO me commanding that
a Court OF Quarter Sessions of the Peace and
Common Pleas, and Court of Oyer and Ter
miner and General Jail Delivery and Or
phan's Court, for the said County of Monroe,
to be holden at Stroudsburg, on the 22d day
OF February, to continue one week if neces-
Sary.
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HAIR RESTORATIVE.-We hs

HAIR RESTORATIVE.-We have
the satisfaction to know several of oul
readers who have used Prof. Woods II
Restorative. and pronounced it to be ju,t
as we recommend to be. We have
several personal acquaintaDcys, too, who
we're gray .headed-they have tried it.
inal color, and they willingly add their
testimony to its efficacy, and will give
further inform alton to others desiring lit
This speaks well for the article, and We
advise all who do not wish to appear
gray headed, to use Woods Hair Restor-
alive Western Patriot.
Sold in Stroudsburg, by Hollinshead
& Detrick.
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Latest from Kansas---The Latest and
Darkest Fraud,

The mail of Saturday morning bring,
intelligence that the great fraud in Kan
sss has been completed, in the rejection
BY John Calhoun of enough votes in fa
vor Of the free State ticket for State Of
fcers and Legislature; and also that, By
this act, he has elected tie acLoe Pro- Stare.
ry tickct IN diainct ciolation Of the aciU Q,
tie naaJOrlty, oppressed at the election o
tie 4tb Of January.
This last fraud OF Calhoun, in Kansas
which out Herods Herod, and utterly casts
all his own dark deeds into the shades OF
midnight, elects tie pro-saTery ticket
gives to the minority the go,ernment oi
Kansas, and also elect> tao pro-sIavery
United States Senators III the event Of The
admission Of Kansas under tie Lecomp-
ton contriVauce.
1t was believed, that by the rejection
of certain votes, Carr, Democrat, woald
be declared elected TO Congress, instead
Of Parrott, Free State, as before reported.
Col Foruey's Press announces this
news with a perfect burst Of Indignation
at the author Of the fraud. and the Dem.
ocrats in Philadelphia who endeavor to
sustain it By their endorsement.
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Pennsylvania Legislature.

The Senate has passed the joint reso
luton authorizing the Governor to open q
correspondence with the Governors o
the other States for the purpose of calling
n convention for the adoption of meas
ures to prohibit notes Of less deuomina.
tion than S5, $40, or $50.
Resolutions have been offered to the
Legislature instructing Senators frou.
Pennsylvania to resist the admission o.
Kansas into the Union until its Cohstitu
tioD has received the unqualified sanction
of a majority of the bona 6de residents
They were referred to Special Commit
tee auid much confusion.
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Greeley on the West.

Horace Greeley is spending the winter
mostly, leeturing in the N. w. States
He says there is more wheat and corn
there. now, than ever before, and that
Hay is everywhere abundant, and very
low in price, as are alro all the GrLias
Corn being often sold at 8 cts, wheat
at 40 cts, and hay as low as s23 and So
The Spring demand for Store Goods will
be one-fourth less than last year; the
people are patching up their old clothes
in,tead Of buying new. The travellers OF
railways arc mostly of two classes: lst
Those who arc running away; I'd. Those
who are running after them.
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The trial Of William Muller, in the Lu
zerue County. (Ps Court, at WIlke-bsr-
re, for the murder Of George Matthias
has closed by the conviction for murder
in the first degree, and the prisoner was
sentenced to be hanged. by Judge Con-
yDgbau. on Monday. The prisoner is a
young man, aud quite good LOOKING; be
did not appear TO be vi,atly a ffected by the
Judges solemn charge or sentence, aud
merely made the request thas no one
might be permitted to see him in his con-
fueUent without bis permission. The
murder was committed about a month
since. Muller killed Matthias, who was
9 peaceable old man, residing about ten
miles from Wilkesbarre, and robbed him
of considerable sum of money.
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Terrible Steamboat Disaster.

The steamer Fanny Fern, bound tc
New Orleans from Pittsburg, with 4Ut
tons of produce, Is cabin and 20 deck
passengers, exploded her boiler oD Thurs
day La, about | 8 miles below Cincinnati
Fifteen lives are reported to be lost, in
Guiding Capt. Woodward, several deck
hands and 6remeD, and three ladies'; a
still larger number wounded. The boat
took fire, burnt to the waters edge and
sunk.
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A Teachers Meeting.

All,be Teachers of Monroe County arr
requested to meet in the School House a
Fennersville, on Saturday. Feb. 9th 1859
st2 o'clock, p. NJ. The object of thi
meeting will be to form a uniform sy>teu
among the Teachers of this County -
Teachers, School Directors, and others in
terested in the cause Of education come out
You will doubtless be amply rewarded
The meeting will be addressed by a mum
Der of experienced teachers.
C. S DETRICK.
County Supt.
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The Farmers Bank of Reading, re.
eeired lart week, from New York, forty
thousand dollars in specie, packed il
eight kegs, which were safely deposited
in the Bank. These additions to the
specie already in the vault, places the
Bauk in readiness at any day to resume
specie payment.
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A Fearful Warning.

A young lady twenty-five years of age
Of elegant accomplishments and fascina
ting qualities of many kinds, arrived in
St. Louis a few weeks ago, from Chilli.
cothe, Ohio, on a visit. She had been
in the habit of taking small quantities oi
arsenic. for the purpose of beautiyina
her complexion, and on Friday last she
took an overdose, fell sick, and on Sat
urday she died,
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NOTICE

Is hereby given TO The Cononer, the Justices
OF the Peace, and Consiabes of the said coun-
~ OF Monroe, that they be then and there
ready with their rolls, records. inquisitioDs,
examinations and other remembrances to do
those things which their offices are appertal-
nlng, and also that those who are bound by
recognIzances to prosecute and give evidence
against the prisoners that are or shall be in
The jail If the said county of Monroe, or "a
ga'nst persons who stand charged with the
commission of offences to be then and there
to prosecute or testify as shall be just
(God save the Commonwealth
MELCHOIR BOSSERD, Sheriff
Sherltf's Othce Strnndsburg,
February g. 1853.
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TRIAL LIST---for Feb. Term, 1858.


Executors Of Joseph Keller, deceased
rs. Melchior Bosserd.
Executors of James Clever, deceased
rs James n. Durling, Alexander Horns
by. Matthias Brackley and Wm. S. White.
Fred rick Cramer. as. Sarah Kiple,
Executor Of George Kiple, deceased,
John j. Grf6o as. George Phillips.
Ephraim Cbrstman u.s. Samuel J. Ber
ger.
Jesse R. Weiss rs. Moses L. Noyse.
William Ruff Us. SydeDham Walton.
William S. Wintemute as. the School
Directors Of Stroud township.
Daniel Bailey Us Samuel S. Keller.
Adam Boyer Us. James NJ. Porter and
John W. Ssyre, partners under the firm
of Porter & Sayre.
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Ghc 1rGersouiall.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1858.

~The trial Of Justice Howell, in the
Northampton County Court, at Easton'
for forgery, has closed. by the conviction
of the prisoners On Friday last Howell
was sentenced by the Court to underg
On imprisonment in the Penitentary foT
the term of four years and one month.
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Mild Weather in England.

The weather in England continues as
rem ark ably mild as on this side. Vege-
tatioD. in some parts of the country, is in
as forward state as it usually is in A
pril. There are gardens in the vicinity
of the metropolis where Summer roses are
IN full 6JoOne.
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ALIENS
GREAT MEDICINE,
THE ARABIAN PAIN EXTRACTOR.

For the cure of Rheumatism, byspep
sia, &c, for sale wholesale and retail, al
HOLLINSHEAD & DETRICK'S
Gothic Hall Drug Store
This is the only place in town where
this Medicine can be- had.
N. B.-Mr. Allen is the man who was
in town during the May term of Court,
selling his Medicine in the street
Janualy 7, ls5s.-tf.
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git NUT be source Of satisfaction

k3~It must be source Of satisfaction
to decent citizens OF the South that Cal
houn ami Henderson, the t~o most infs'
m mous scouudrels that the administra alto n
has in its employment in Kansas, sre moi
natives of their sections of the Union
Mass achusetts has to endure the dlSgrs ace
of being the birthplace of Calhoun, while
Pennsylvania is di,honored in having
such q son as Henderson. We never fs-
vored the operations Of Lynch law; yet il
the free people of Kausa- should tie this
brace of villains to the heels of stou,
Cone=toga team and dFag-tbem feet fore
most over twenty miles of the roughe
road in Kansas, We would deeu the pun
i,hment no more than they richly de-
serve.-.S .SuSSer Register