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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-11-11
Attachment Notice.

Nathan Strickln against JOun BurAs.
DEFORE 4, Ross, J. p. ct aryshuTE tow n,hip,
ID Wood County Ohio. ON the l2th day St October.
A. D. 1853 said Jus Ice issued al order OF attach
ia the above actou, tor he sum Of sN dolaAsnd six.
tyeght cents sud ten dollars the probable amount Of
costs. N.SlRlCKLlA.
P.rrY.bnrg. Oct. 81. ls.a-2lwsSl.
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IIhoIiR Sl,
IGorse for Sale

yTEUER, and by virtue Of a ehattle mortgage, to
\ me. duly executed and delivered, 10y II. p. Ma
honey, the condition of wlich has now become absO-
lutte will offer for sale, the door OF my Livery
stable, in Perryshurg Ohio one
DARK BROWN STALLION HORSE,
about ave years old. sSld sale will take place on
Monday. November l., 1855
at ? O'Clock, r. N. HENRY q, LAWRENCE
Nov. 4. lS4S-26w2Sl.
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NOTICE ia hereby given that there win he a petit
~ ton prosecuted 20 the County Commissioners Of
Wood County Ohio at their next session asking for
view and survey a county read comm noing stths
west quarter post OF lOn PER-, twp thence east
the half section iue to ths cast line Of said section
90 inlerseet road runnins IN east line OF sAd see
there 10 termipate, loet. Al. ss-t<wAs
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For Full Course bookkeeping, including al! de-
parlmcuts, Lectures, Commercial Law, cte" 10
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A,y student entering College may rest assure"
that no gontamau's name is used by u.s. "Ht Suci o7
srs nntiTrly eugnsed and no departments advertised
but such as are regularly instituted. A thohgh we
have no disposition TO make companions nntnIorNuir
70 any one, especially ousolgcs) We un'i SitaunSy
oar orr Course to the public, as equal, If not sn
e,ior "a any similar institution in the country ana
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a." Wv UOLLISTER % FELTON,,
Cleveland March ,1S5S--l l5mj.
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FACULTY..

FACULTY.
" II Tt,,I,errp T.. II. FELToN,
principnIsand profs Of Book Keeping and coIlut-
crll branches.
WM. 7. COoPEU w. IL. hoLILSrER'
Professors OF Practical and Drnumontni Ponman-
ship.
l., V BRror Esq, and others. Lecturers on Railroad
and Marine Law.
JAWS NJ. ADAMS, ESQ, d. W. BRooNs ESQ.,
Lecturers on Commercial Law.
Z. L. JONES ESQ Lecturer on the principles and de,
tails of Banking.
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From Rev Mr. hcMuLLEN Pastor Of Roberts Chapel.
lNpTANArolIs. Oct. 5, 1851,
DIR. c. W RonNcK-DeNr Sir; have used yonr
Blood Purifier fora nervous affection. from which l
have suffered muGh at times. Whileit has pleasant
Please accept my thanks for yonr kind regard md be
ieyc me,
Yours J.W. 7. M'lIIJILFE
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Dr, Rohack,s Discoyeriea.

backs famous medicines. the Scandinavian Blood
Pills and Purifier, eecting wonderful of e,
YER and agno, Dyspepsia, Liver complaint, ltheuma-
tisn &c in all parts of the West Planters and Farm
Crs upen whose words rely assure us that
such is the ease; and newspapers with which we cx-
change confirm the statement. The Blood Pills and
Blood Purifier as their names import act specifically
upou the active principle of disease In the Animal
Fuds The distributiye system OF blood-vessels and
nerves which irgate the whole body with the ele,
men Of vitality. becomes, when thar element is tainted
with corruption, dissemination of the seeds of dis
case, 1t is upon this circulating poison, this de- dy
virus propelled through the veins aud arteries the
destru 'tiou of health and fc that Dr. Rubacks prep
arations act They change the chemical character OF
the blood revitaze it. and it pure and nu:ri
tous. Graphing with, and destroying the very root
ola disorder their cures complete aud permanent
We Invite attention to Dr. RS advertisement nOy.i
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r5~TO TIE PUBLIC.--As the season is now mp
Us in which there is more or less suffering caused
by the plague of the west Wis chlls, fever and age
or, as many term it, fever and Gguo- we would call
attention to DR.. Mauus Aguc Bulsam, found in anoth-
column OF to-day paper. We give credit 70 the va
rous testimonials therein given Of the high estcem
placed upon this msdj clue by men Of hiEhauniing
amp woynh from all parts OF the western worldye are
led 20 believe it is great remedy, aud one which
the world can place cnuAlcnee toits efficacy. We
might he discovered and oHsrei TO suffering humanity
a complete antidote malaria, and from evidences
We see in favor of the Bllssn, led 10 believe
that that time has come, aui that no one need any
longer suffer when they procure a bottle of tins
medicine. Sold by all good Druggists. nov. 1
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At.


!. Detroit, Mich, 10, Woodward Avenue.
b. Chicago. ILL.,, A. Clark street.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-04
n = der at Ho 10Y Lake valley.

A grn,i .msu wh arrived mere yesterday
rom Il MY Like Wiley. brings iuiorma.
Jon copes~niog . most atrocious murder
kiely Ssm piss'iin 'ha, iocatity The mor.
)srs3 mad wasA Frsachnan Of .~hose name
hrs rsufar,nap pt iis 1igaerant Tue deceased
)std in cabin by Ill nself. and vas engaged
ih,fdius s.'St. Of .h,ohl he o.lpsd so'.e
8 aaaarsd bead = = , ,@"'Ct Hlhf
The ers"ch,pau having disappeared and
20 ssock bsisg'clsi.pei by three suspicious
hsrscters ,kaewn as Snow. 7coombs, aud
s'lsr. the neighbprs mistrus,ed foul play
~ aeeori.ng , Informed shs Frenchman's
(o,hsr ihs three suspected parties being
fsrr.gatei As TO the whsrs ,bou,s Of the
.sing nau. said that he had ne to Car.
vsiiey aud that they had bought his
pct. Their story bsiag d,sbsiievsd by the
pthsr. sssrca vas made for the bady oi
Freachman. which was finally found in
ssn river sswed up in a rack. to winch
- we're attached as weights TO keep II
der wstsr.
coomhs and Muller getting wind tha, ali
nss safe. suddenly decam, cd, leaving
eu v ssssls The business. So soon .. the
y -. found. 5u.w was arrested He 40
ewlsdysd that the murder had been c.m
led. but s,outly dsoisd having any con-
NY IL Il himself. stating that the oskers
esspssrstsd IL unseen BY him
6uw had hssa tried hy ths rssidenss Of
Vsltsy. esd ssaisnses 20 be hung on
iss~dsy. a posse " ollssrs had started
Qsiscy. P,umss oSu.ty. With the IN.
iss VI preventing the execution u poss,
theg desiring to secure SNOW a. wit.
hsnlnss .hs Other parties.
= sasd thai coomhs aud Muller. passed
eaeh o. sey day Or tso after leaving
~ Like Valley. and that while at Quia
~ ~. eAss~d hess horses aud di-sp
- n what direesios noh,.dy knows.-
1tay. cssnhs aad slullsr u.ay BE- some-
- etest QroviIle,
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-04
San Fraaciseo Corsespondence.
San PsAscrsco, June 3.

EDrrcR Bvrre REcoRp-
Sickness has been the cause Of my no,
writi"g you sooner. Ia my last spoke u
the trade to be made by X me aud kIsney
with the Norm ,us, relative TO the NJ ,squito
Rancho Of Kinney. The last steamer frou,
the Atlantic confirmed the truth OF wha,
had written you.
was on the whsrf last Sunday on the sr
rival Of the CvInm d re, from Puget sound
fhe crowd Vas greater than is usually con-
gregated arouud the Atlantic .te.iaee. ALI
classes seem ~ ps-sss ths Frazr river
fever. and all kinIs of stories were sHo,t
some saying they heard a man . y. he ss~ g
mao who kne~ - IN IN. &c &c al ufaitum
Who was making Thousands daily, others sie,
Uer.a-sl! sttrviug Frou your articles.
se. you have no filth in the reports. 81 far
- am Concerned. from what consider re-
l.ol, there is no d"ubt Of the iiggings
think Ihey will COMPARE favorsbly with the
Ca'iioruiA diggings in early days, but will
be morc able to give n correct opini n soon
as my present Intentions are to leave 10,
there. from whence I w.li eodsavor to keel
you posted ou all thing. and will 10 80 with
out exagseratiog or detracting from the
merits OF the Case.
We are all axinusly awaiting the arriva
of the Panama. fr,m b B,llIngham B ~ (Which
is nov due BY her will have some letters
aud - thar. ha IN b,u., in, than r,,,b n
licity will advise you.
The city has been visited by severe fires il
the past ies days O.e last Sund ~ a, III,
foot OF Jack sou street, where the Sacrament,
boats land, and this N 'rning another de-,
truo'ive hre 10 the classical portion of Du
p0nt street. Til. hreneu Of thus city are .
ouly great in numb,rs but also with thei
machines They seom to hive actual con
troll OF tue ele.aeats, as soon as they com
meuce working
We have our usual mild summer wind
every sfteraoon. which the inh ,b,snts. .whh
enleay ring TO rub the dust out of the
eyes. ca | delightful
The market il socked with stra berries
some lev cherries, g.; The furmer ar
p's"ty aud q lite reasonable IN price.
Ole great feature OF the town il the ON
uibussss. I ey are filled cuntinually vi,
ladies'. The price or the fare, ten cent. !
any point on the route. readers it cheap
er than shoe leather. ....
Magu,rs's Opera II use has hal an adj
tiou ot another stpry. AS to oJ,npete with th
20 cents perform ,nces. IL is c,lled on IN
bills, "ia.ni, y circe." Tue Old name wa
gallery. lie imported by last mail steame
q PORTION Of the celebrated Christy's Min
s'rels. WAC viii appear iu o few days.
tho hand bills about town say
BIIrTE
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-04

I an sdre that this bill will be considere
oy thvusahds rs providing tor tue subn,s
SION of the Constitution " the people Il X n
sas; uo other construction eau be given u
-; ba , as have aire dy said, IL IS .'ccom
,,anied by base Condition. Ii they accept
,uis premIun, they will be admitted at QUO
uuder tue LrcJmpton Constitution; but n
ney refuse IL, tney are to remain out vi tht
Uniou AS 10 x ms tuere IS power ~ keep them
sut VI tue Uulon by II niajority of the Ad-
.nIulst atiOn Senators.
l beiieve tuat there are not more than
.uirty Ut thirty five Thousand inhabitants
Io-dty ia Kansas, IA. %, women aud enlidren,
aud no Que Ia my hearing b,leves she will
aave niuety three th0usaad fJr hve Vr SIX
Year, ut least, II she does Dot Increase hei
popu alton mvre rapid y than sne mas in
l. - eased It witnia the last two Jr three years
ruerefJre l c IA see no pOssib'e Chance foI
! X ,usas TO come i"tu the Uulon AS free
otate II she rel cts the Lecouption Cousu.
| ,p,iou. aud WIN II rejec,s siayery
! 1 have stated my vojectivns 20 this bill
ia Il stai, vVte against oeieve IL Is a.
uniair iue,sure; II Is calculated to arouse =
onter aud iad'suaUt p'j idice IN the lsind
| VI the people VI The North, aud tnIhk }
Will result IN no 60 d to the South als'
"e,ievc that 1t wli fl the vthe, branch u
| IOngress with men Ins ructed az .lUst Thu
proposition. l believe, at the Z ecilvn 10
.he next Congress, every tree > ate III tnI
Unon, without exceptions, will seud men 4
Congress INSTRUCTED "galnst his contrivauee
| "ou have preferred II III Ito or,ginai sha pe
fnat wuuld have been Tess ob.j-c iouab,e 1
snc, and tuuk II would have oe:u less %
J 'cti"nao.e 81 tue people whom represent
cor these reaoous, small vote against thi
bill.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-04

FAiR 0eAroH. Hon. Sam Bell. the dis.
Senator from Alameda county,
has signihed his acceptance Of an invitation
10 deliver the annual address bsfore the
state A .ricultural Society lie is u very
eloquent aud impressive speaker, and will
doubtless make very grand oratiou Tie is
u" admirable selection, aud his assent TO the
Invitation will b. hailed with pleasure by
all who have ever heard h,n speak lie will
attract many to the Fair wno would other.
w,sc stay away
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-04

EAsrwsRp BourD. Paul Morril. Esq..
|eonaeoi ed with the Sac' amen,o U ion from
April 1862. until May 1858. has started for
kb = eastern States, Mr Morrill, isa prac-
|tical typo. and is one Of the wor,hest mem.
nbsrs Of tho syps.sticking fraternity He
, . rare specimen of the class he repre-,
Psnss. being possessed Of competency. Tho
Dnion iut.rms u that his Mbsence will be
Psrms"ent He ieav"s a host OF frieuds be
Iind. A Pile ,ssat vhytss 10 him
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-04

SUICIDE A Chiaamsa nAnsi All Hoy.
eemshitied suicide ~ Csiar Rsune, near
Pacervills. on Tuesday. by tskiug opium -
TIE cause tor the deed was the receipt of bad
news from the f'wsry land. Poor All had
learned BY letter Of the death of his family.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-04

PasrMAsrsR OF S,cR&MsSro II. D.
Hsrdeaburxh has been cou6r ned as post.
master II sacramento, vice Jesse T. der. re-.
moved because he was supposed to be "a
friend of Mr. Bro ieriek. Our "veusrabls
President" and his Cabinst surpass Tyler
aud h's advisers in their policy Of "proscrip.
si.n for epiuious axe"
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-04
PETER 2 tEER. Chairman.
0rovi 10 Jaas4.a. 1853.

The members Of the said Comnittss A.
chosen at tho last CIunty Convention. are
PsrEa FRgGa, Oroviiie;
N2J ias BtDwxLL. Caico:
THoM ~ UsSsoy. Evansville;
J,.GpH ksMMcL. OrJv,iie;
r M. SATH, :" sWAA
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-04

THANKS We offer our thanks to George
Lyman. Of Wells. Fargo & Co.'S Express. aud
te Mr. Leland VI the Alta. Tor donations VI
Sswspapers yesterday
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-04

e'CHiNAMAS SHor by . telegram in yes
|tsrdsy's Uuioo. We ls,rn that - Chinainan
vas shot on weins.dav At VI .idisto ~n, near
|Piaesrvi .. by . mn r named wha,eman.
The C.,nsman nas died. No particulars
given.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-04
TAs Fssts lsvsise1 i the Approaching
Contest.

The real issne to be decided in the
approaching convent ons and afterwards
at The ballot box is, whether the people
will surrender the democratic doctrine
f popular sovereignty, as established
by the as.Nebraska bill and en-.
aors,d by the 'tional democracy in
1856. The people are to decide
whether they will retain that just doc
fr'ne. as a permanent principle govern
ing the formation OF new States, or
abandon it aud place the power in Con
gress to determine their character and
domestic institutions. The exercise Of
this power by Congress, has caused
much sectional agitation. ifnot all Of the
discord that has occurred in the govern
'nent, and as that body is liable to
change its opinion and political complex.
ion, every two years, the exercise OF
such power by Congress can only result
in continuance Of sectional agitation
and warfare. Foreseeing such result,
the Democracy, by tn passage Of the
Kansas >eb aska bill transferred the
subject to the people to determine for
themselves.
Sectional fanatics, such as Keitt,
Davis, foon6s, stephens, Mason, and
others, whose peculiar institution has
not triumpned under the principle oil
popular sove' eignry in Kansas, demand.
ed that It should no established by
frauds leg g,lized by the solemn act ol
Congress. Their & st attempt TO en-
force an obnnxious constitution upon
the peopl" of Kansas by Congressional
act, was failure. They now seek tc
attain the same end by the means o
the Green English bill reported by til,
committee OF conference. They en-.
deavor to .f.ct this while protesting tc
be governed by the principle Of pop 'lal
sovereignty. Taey present consti'u
tion that has been indi snantly voted
down, and call its enforcement upot
the people-popular sovereignty. -
They subn to the people Of K,nsa
a question Of receiving a large amoun
Of lands, which English says amounts
to twenty-five millions Of dollars, nno
facceptcd, the Lecompton constitution
is to be considered adopted-and cal
it popular sovereignty. 1t is a pal pa
bic bribe, aud according to population
the free States will pay sixteen millions
OF dollars to make Kansas Slave State
aud call it the Democratic doctrine o
non Intervention. They say that ,
slave State may be admitted with fit
thou an inhabitants /; but If they ar
determined to have o constitution pro
h,bl,ins slavery, they shall not como il
! until they have nearly one hunlre,
thousand--aud call that the perfec
equality with other States provided 70
by the organic act Of that Territory.
This is tue manner in which the lie
comptontes propose to carry out tn
, long aud we'll established principles o
the Natioual Democratic parry. Fail
'ns in their attempts 10 establish ant
leg.l'ze bid aud audaoious fraud
hey appeal to what they snee,in q
; cal. northern cup.dity, aud by act 0
congress, tax tho people of the Who'll
Union sun sufficient to build rail
.oad to the Pacific, tor the purpose @
creating sectional institutions in u singl
Stale
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-04
new ADVER rISE .dEN Is.
Notice.
Lost or Stolen.

aNRJ" tik CAniS ~ rtr .Ups III iER IN
u FWbeatoTn. n pruni.>sOry u Se, sIgn,d by
tho Secretary ot the Suulu Feather Water ompiin,.
da ed Aprll 2jh, .s5f, payable Ien,aud atter
onr nunth- noicc, lO the der al PatrI,k He,. 10
,,'va hundred uoiiAs WI h neresl. Also, er,,in-
iss ~ note sgnei BY the sane par y, iat,d Apr,l
<.',n, lra7, pay at drn ,nd, after ,uOn u :
ot,ce. To The order oi Is rmi,g .dtn. for three
h inbred dollars Tne pubic axe hcreLy ,auti neu
'xti"st purcn slug Or gocittIng tue p,uye uu
sc ibsi uu"s, Is p ,yment has sopln d.
Forbestowu, June 81. PATRICK alley
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-04
"HvcE" McDgsAorr.-A corresponden,
Of the Sacramento Union writes

met Hugh 2. MeDermot,. the other day.
Ne SAYS thsi he is piayiag at Pr.v,d ,dence. R.
J.. unies su assumed name; sni tuat. after
.e hs- psr,s ted himself ~ mis- acting, he
shall = tu u to Caliior.ia, '.to hea,s Co.,, OF
tire sa b neads' of hts former a>sai.aats. -
that. he ..id, was the h,gu, Of bis ambition.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-04

10 we might pay VuF '..pects to the
wc.tcned iais,ter OF the Red Eluff Beacon
were we DIS osed togo out ot our way 10
"ouce every bigger RESERVATION dog that
assatlS US.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-04
Notice..

The D D,mocraiic Central Committee Of the
Cssaty u Bate. Is hsrsoy req ,-ste to meet
~ the Court II ,uss 10 OryviiIe. on Saturd ".
Jaae l2tn. 1858. ~ 2 o'clock p " to trans.
oct such business - may properly bs brought
before is.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-04
Ds DOC Arr, sra IN lsosysxr1ox.

tAf . mssting OF the D. ,eratic STATE Central
% rtse, nstf in 5xcrAnsntos % the iut day OF
Mw. i3S the foil 'sias re .olation. we're adopted
kssolssea Tnst the nsst D. snpcraiie state t,ou.
ss1sies D. hrd 10 tns Cif5 o. sacr.m.nto, o. Wei.
nssisy, the TN d.y of tayud next. aid that the
eeNs Il 70 ssntston be ~ fsllow viEi Oae dele
tSe at large fr each eouny aad one delegate fer
every tvs hun irsd Dsmoorxtie vat. at the Last
general elects for Aay Democratic candi late
sev Atste ticket nonn ste by ths Osln ,crAc party
BIC udvsiy sat ons delegate for everv fraction Of
oas hundred or more votes cast for such Democratic
esudidsts.
nssoLsEp. BY the Central Committee. that IL IL
Scomsnsnisd taat the DsmGcTsoy in the diassest
soustss meet She Attn day VI iuiy, for the pur-
pQte Of eiscting delegates 10 the state Convention.
The Democracy the state Of CaIiforniz here.
~ netd d. that State 20 ,ventioa will held In
Ms City o. sscramsnto. on Wednesday the 4th lay
" Auxut. s8js, and lat the apJortionmsnt of rep
rcstutAtion thsrsin ss ssttlsd upJn BY the State
Central Iom ,ufttee. Ia as fpIloss
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-04

Irsjo essa the fefsu of he L.eompt,n fra ID Ihos
sv fks .ssib d ras oto dse srsf fs do right,
irrss ,sefsve II thsG ~ .. That noble
st,sss e-fuosAs n BssraS
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-04
IN SoLvENCY NOTICE.

STATh CALF 'nNiA-G ,uNri -, BUTTE
- -Di-lrict Court Fan enth idIcIai District -
ga II Gritary vs.. his 4reuit rs. IL purs IA ,:e n
Al 1ricr iunie In the Hon District Court, ham
b RS, on The Is day OF Ju"e. AD''s =: Notce ~
ne eH' gwen to the creditors oi Uhniel Gricd"y.
''litIoncr IN insolvency iu be nppea' briore sud
Conr "A. Cham RS at tho uoart tiuuse, It provilie.
-, sud Coun y, un Monday, the 5th day July A. u.
1898, at the b ar ~ c ok. oi tn Il y. tusu a,d
RI To show ciise II AN there tie. why the nii
"lieI Gri I'll y. petitioner IN ~ ov, ncy, shonli
~ Ike an ASST .nnent u, his stHe, ID nu bc dis
ch ir Sed f-,in his dopts and liabilities.
nv nrIer of he in ge III sal Court "a, Ch pbprs.
~ Witness my hand, md tho "a sad
49,, [ t'u aifiAod, III the H. 81 day al u e, A.
Cd 1854. NJ. II. DARR tUi.
~ Clerk District Court Butte county.
jeJ 3Ud
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-04
NEW ADVERTISEMEN rs.
Mining Company.

ALI soarns in the Nebraska Mining Company, on
wlich assess nvnts due up to the second day II
Jnne A. 1858 w'il be sold at the Court House
dopr, IN the Town of Groylle, to pay said ASSESS
ments, on Mondas the dth day Of July. A. D. .s5s,
II not paid tie Undersigned before the day of
sale. by order Of the Trustees.
r. L. PATTON,
sec'y Treas Nebizskz Mining Co.
June Isl, 1855.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-04
Channel Rock.

Channel Rock.
All shares IN tne N VI Iel X Ick dining Company
ON which asses. nov due, remain due AMI un-
pad un.,l the 26th day OF May, 1853 will then be
sold 1t the 20 rt lioise door al ocleck NJ, 10
pay such assassin nts
By order Of the Tustses.
TIL WELLS,
Ssc'y anil Treas, Channel Rock Mi'ng Co.
April 20, lr53
The above sn. rs Continued until the 1osh day OF
yune, 1873. 2o'cluck, P. VI, NJ tbe -ause place.
BY order " this Bvasd Of Trustees.
THUS. WELLS,
t2 sec'y & Treas. Channel Rock Mining Co.
ornvi-. May 26 h, 1853.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-04
MARKET

TIE UNDE,SI NED HAVING
WEy1 aken posses lion "f sae Keystone Mar
II. desires ~ inform the cIliZens OF
A-A rovie and he surro indinv Country.
that he Is Prepared to furnish Mt The lowest market
>, .,o se., oost qualities OF kEEF. PbKkt hUt-
~, VEAL Str,ct at ntion W VI be pa d To
.sniess. share of pubic Patronage is r,spcci-
iul,J ,Iicted JOAN kLNNEUY, prietvr,
Urovin June ID, 1888.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-04
lBl.k.I IL.

IN this city, on ruesla,, Junr lst, tho wif- VI Nj
w. a.. DcAIitr u. Il Ludsuter.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-04
ARCAJE SALOON
New Arrangement.

HNHE USDE9slGNt BEGS LEAVE To ~
form III resdeats of 'ruvili AMI vicinity. b It
20 ha. lease an. ref Ell rcadc saloon IN tiun
t'',n street, cEn.r OF Miners A.lry
TIE d tR Is Al cged th tha test brands OF
Wtres- liquors aud zig srs nr ms III cents
ts'are It tho pablo pa.ro Is respectfully So
bcited. G ~. C0\k,i.
May lat. lsjs. Pr.psietn.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-04

70 Mr.. J0ia n. Li1lsSd 10 suthorizs 10
vesssss sssscrspslyss sna csssecs mcss Tor the
Daily and IN Weekly Butte Record. Pefsons hvlas
u dissascs esu o,tain she paper BY furnisbins HIN
viii sheis nausss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-04

NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS. "A. K.
IN PARKER . CO. have just received per steamer
Jamestown, q variety of ncv and desirable aoeds,
selected Ia person by one Of their c0beern now In
Now York. They will contiHue 10 be supplied from
time to time with Whatever ia most fashionable
Among the Goods lust roc ivsd. are the following:
Black Flounced Silk Robes
Do Aquiiis do do
Cold AqniIls do do
Spring Silks. In Robes. Bayadere, Chene and
Satin stripe
Spring De LANES in Printed Bayadere and Robes
Aquflle
Plain Morsselnes and Dsbeges
Printed Challies. Ohallie De LANES and Pole de
Cheure
French, English and American Prints
Muslin Sets and Muslin Collars
Cambria Sets and Cambria Collars
Black Grape Sets AMI Black Grape Collars
Illus on Capes; Illusion Berthas
Pull supply Of Aiexander's Md Gloves
Gents, Ladies' and Childreu's Hosiery, &C. &c
fe Is AK PARKER 4 co.