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CONS rAeLE's SALE


- issued out OF Justice O. T. Campbes Court, OF
Eurekn Township. County of Butte and State Of Cali
forna. TO directed and delivered com m ing me
/" make the Of $40 and I5.i00ths debt and dam
ages aud the further sum Of twenty seven and sixty
one oandredths dollars costs Of suit and nli accruing
costs on said writ wher I'm Reed Vance are PLAIN
iifs and Robert Mcdonnell is defendant have levied
upon aud shall expose OF pubic sale, to the highest
bidder for cash, al Moores Ferry. on Monday May
10th, A. ID. 1858, at the hour Of two o'clock, r. NJ
tbs following described properly. 10 wit: one third
interest In mining claim situated on the west bank
Of Feather river, opposite MOores Ferry, In Eureka
Township, County Of Butto and State of California.
w. ". .dLLEN, Constable
Nav PhiIad pIphIa, ApriI I7ih. A. ID. 1853
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Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN To TIE MEN
l bers OF the Union Mini c Go lat Fairfield Bar
That an assessment OF fifty dollars u the ara ha.
been levied. payable az follows 18th of Nav 1855
$40; 18th OF June, eco; lat OF July so; payable &c
Hedges Hannou, or0vilie, or TO the Secretary a
Yankee Hill. All shares unp1id ON the day after
due. will he proceeded against f,r the collection OF
assessments. according 10 law BY order Of the Board
OF Directors CHARLES D. WIGHT, Sec'y.
April 9th, lSSs-30l
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TO TUE LADIES OF CALIFORNIA.

C1APkAY, NJ. D. Physician. Surgeon anc
,Aecoucnsr, invites the attention of The sicL
anu su'ceu females laboring under any of the yari
Gus forms Of diseases OF tn. brain, lungs heart
s.on acn' hver womb. blood, kidneys and ali diseas
es peculiar 70 Iheir sex The Doctor is eisctns more
,un "1n my o.ner physician in the State of Cali.
,'a,;.s, no lsse delcacy prevent you. but apply
and save yourselves from painful suffer.
ing anu premature DEATH All marriel ladies' W hose
uencs.e neal.a or other circumstance do NOT allow
czapsays Medical Institute. sscramsn,n a s,,os h.
.os @ @nnn'ssnerY, opposite the Pacific Ma II steam
relief aud help ''e e'er! possible
.,ss .so. onces are 81 arranged that he can he
on,ss.el !, " wltnonI the r r II noiestaiion'
Aii eoasalsatoas, By letter or otherw.e r,aa
bR. L. J. CZAPKAY
R.,o,, N., Nsiical Institute. Sacramento stree,
-. o,.s my, opp'~fe Pacific Mail Steamship
US once, san 'raneisco
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INSOLVENCY NOTICE.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIF-
u teenth judicial District In ani for the County OF
Butte State of California. 10 the matter of The pe>
tition OF James Jones an insolvent debtor. Ppr.
euant 10 an order Of the Hon Warren T. Sexton,
Judge OF the fifloenth Judicial district aforesaid
made this day. notice Is hereby given % all the
creditors OF the said insolyent James JONES' 10 be
and appear before he Hon Warren T. Sexton afure-
said, la open Court, on the 5th day OF May, A. d.
1855. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ Of that day, at the Court
House, in the Town Of Oroville. In said County Of
Butte, then aud there TO show cause IL any they can
why the pray OF said insovept should not be grant
ed a ass'gnment OF his estate be made, and he be
discharged from his debts an insolyset debtl-r
~, Witness my hand aud the seal said
r. Court AFFIXED, this The second day OF April,
49, A. ID. 1858.
apS>30d NJ II. DARRACH, Clerk
HARRIs 4 HOWARD, Attorneys.
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N0rIcn or DTssoLurIoN

IIIuE Is HsREer GIVEN THAT TIE
4 phtasrshlp hyreto ore existing between ], 2
Cosmsu AMI Y. VI, Partridge mier ~ namp aud
snie e""Vcieaian ani o." 10 the ba2hess OF retail
lns hqtor tn the town of orvviile, Butts county
California Is ihis day dissolved ny mutual consent
j. p. COLEMAN,
q. N PARTRIDGE.
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The business OF tho late arm Of ssC,leman
n Co will bs settled by .. p Coleman, at the Gem
Saloon, Theatre buldiug. Orovilie.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

ouce Is hereby given 10 all persons
~ having claims az ,iast the estate of q @ Good
uen. oeoeased, io present the sane With thu proper
vouchcrs' within ten months from this date To The
VILE. .eF The same will be forever barred
w, w. HOBART,
Executor of said Estate.
Croville, March IL, lsSs-3od
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N 0 n &c f.

'saheE Will BE HELD A NETTING or THE
Spnhy Valley Quartz Mining Company at
spfng Valley. Monday the sth day of ApriI. is5s,
Tor the "rrpose Of electine officers Tor the ensuing
year. tmSs St~l J. w. SNooKs, President
me soose meeting Of the Company Is postponed
Apr'i sth, ISIS. J. W. sNooKs. President
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In the District Court OF ths 18th ia ical District
Coanly of Butte.
Joseph d. Alexander
Jno. A. Roll,as.
0hssr p. Watson, Action brought In the
Atra clyn9, District Caart of the f'if
Wa Evans, lssath Iuiical District
Oarlss Evans All ths ibn i!ant died
" Wh@H. ia the ctiay M Butte,
Ttonnt Davis, IN the v Dee 0l the Clerk
THO ms =. boicher, of said Dislrict Court.
Chases Hsusley.
j. watson,
y. q. wooisn, and
Samuel !. Hia.iey.
vuyHE Pc 'PLE or THE STATE OF eALyFoR.
- MIA, nj Gr,etiay a. j,ha 4. Rslitags Oliver
p " utol, Nllsa Ctsmv, Wu L. Evans, Charles
Evs,s. c.wssslsr, rh,a.s ' Osvi. Thoaas Il
Boichsr. Oh l~iss H. sisy, j. Watson, j r. wsoIeu
aat ia nael J. Heo,isy voa are hereby required
10 appear 10 sction brought aga,nss you BY the
40 ,vs % psd pitintin In the Distrt Court of the
Riftssoth Jitcia Dlstriet. n aai the Cvia,y OF
Bate, ant " the Complaint ned therein "a
copy ~ which ace pup les this SumH ,ns) within
ten days. (exclusive OF the day u servc after the
service on you of this Summons, served whhia this
county; u served out of this county. but within this
Ju iciai District ~thin twenty days; II served Out
Of sasd District. then within Forty days-or iadgmeas
~ defAut will be taken ayanss you r1e said action
is bro sght to obtain jid <nent and decree of
closure " certain In snturs Of brgaee be- ring
dais On the 2nth day Ut June ID I55j, executed by
the dsfsniant John Roliinss To the plaintif aud
for tho ssic of norgt pro nlses described hereia
snd the appli,ation Of the procs~s Of such sale
the peymoat OF me amount duc on the pr0misory
n3ts dsswibed Ia aid mortgage, together with such
ether aud further relief la tho premises 10
ssid cSaH nay right aud propee: also tor costs
Ofs1i. ant you fail 10 appear nd the said
% hrn sbDvc lri ID, the ptsintin will apply
70 the Court for the relief drmsnde therein
0tvsn IA Ter my tld an the Seal Of the District
- door, OF ths fitsaah Jadislai ni.lrieI, |
1854 this i3th day OF April. Ia the year o. 4
~ oar issi ,as thousand eight hundred and /
dfty-eight-
.-..s sHa NH DARRAcH. Clerk.
ByJ. hAarLs- Dspaty Clerk. Hpl1-3m
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Notice.

SHERE WILL BE A MEETING or TUE
stcekholders OF the Industry Qlartz Company
held at Yankee HlI on the 9Th day of May next, al
one O'Clock p. NJ.
SD HAsEY, President and Secretary
April Sih, 1883
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MEDICAL.
DR.. /.
MEDICAL SURGICAL


- INSTITUTE, Sacramento street, below Mont
gomery, opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Co e Office,
san Francisco California Established in 1854 for the
permanent cure of all Private and Chronic Diseases.
and the suppression of Quackery Attending and resi-
dent Physician. J. CZAPKAf. NJ d.. late Of The
Hungarian Revolutionary War, Chief Physician TO
the goth Regiment of ilonveds, Chief surgeon 10 the
Military Hospital of Pesih Hungary and late lecturer
on diseases oil women aud children.
I>O THE EAFFLICTED.-DR. LID. CZAPKAY can
L be consulted at his Institute for the of all
forms Of private diseases, such phs, s,GUnorrhea
NOCTURNAL Emissions, and all the consequences OF
self abuse In the first stages OF Syphtic como
rheal diseases, he guarantees cure in few day
without Inconvenience 10 the patient hindgance to
his business. When a patient by neg ect or improp-
er treatment, has developed the secondary symptoms
of syphilis, such Us baboes painful swelings on
the groins, or ulLersn the throat aud nOse which II
not checked. destroy the soft parts and cnnse the
bones TO mortiy separate and come away. leaving
the sufferer an object hideous to behold: or when
biotches and pimples break out upon the skin or
when his constitution is injured as to predispUse
to consumption or other constitutional diseases the
Doctor guai anees a cure or asks no compensation
In RHEU MATlSM, chronic or acute in DYSEN'
Terry u. Dl DlARRii0EA, he has safe and eifectua
remedies. Fer the treatment of the consequences of
ssif abuse, such as nocturnal emissions
tmidiy, headache. pains In the back and limbs, with
general weak loss of memory, injury 10 the sight
restlessDess confusion of IDEAS dislike for society.
and feeling of WEAKNESS of life with the nervous
system excitable that slight moi shock or starte
the paiion, making his existence miserable. For the
ask no compensation. u e can be consulted free of
charge and invites all TO CALI il will them
thing, and may be much to their advantage. Office
hours from A. NJ, to9P p NJ.
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Dissolution Notice.

"HE co PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX
isung between the undersigned under the GRIN
AMI siyie0 Streichsnberx 4 Felde in the Cigar and
rooacca business, Is thas day dissolved ny mutual
oons'". SrRiEIKEN8ERG,
a JACO3 FELDE.
orovills, April ith 1855.
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A LFALFt. OF chilli Clover sesi--frcsh impar,a.
N tim Tor sals Nv tbHS = At,aRo
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Dissolution Notice.

uNHE GO PARTNER SHIP heretofore existing
hetween the Undersigned as Wine and Liquor
merchants, has been this day dissolved b mutual
eHsent. JOHN = PATTERSON,
AUGUST JENENIN.
New Phadei.hia,
Ihompson's Fiat, April 9th, 1858.
JOHN J. PATTERSON
begs 70 inform his old frien Is aud the public tha,
ne can be found AT the rhom,.nn's Flat lie House
oa hNn street, where they viii hnd the choices:
nrandy, w ntsky, Ale and cigars.
Al persins Indebted To the House will please call
and settle INN edisteiy.
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ID Amt AND wHsrE.wAsH BRgsmgs-For
y sss4 bs si cOLToN 4 MeDERa0rT

UHRNILI0 !. GOLD LEAP AND Pa.sts OF
cotfoS McDHRnvrr
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Notice.

"A LII PkRslNs ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
= ssAnst trusting o. Lanaon on account VI
has ceased. w WsTrryC
orovilie, April !, 1855,
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ulfFLR POWDE iS, shot, Wsssr Proof
~ and q ID Caps, Blasting Powder and ssfety
fuse fof ale by di7 IN. CLARK 4 BRO.
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ITERE ARETnOUS ANDS in thisstate su'', \
l. for want Of Scientific medical irealmeH+l !,
you fear Ia apply to a Physician, because Wv! =
been deceived or their friends have been
oi The dharlatnDs v h iufest the community, Sc
! publish themselves rs good physicians Fet,
etc. To all such we unhesitatiEgly recomrnt,h.
3 G Young, n Ply sician in whom all ann p..ies 10
hd"i ce. lie Is man OF eminent anu .sI 4
study, good surgeon, an honorable man, d
Who can sympashise with persons IN "hllorv "ss "A
siaA'ting us Physician ard geniltman " ~
guaIanteed-ihe first by his r"dical woths' t.,s !
are an hor to their author, and the eIF.h .hbd
highly successful course Of practice WIN Snin1e.ris 4
has been honorcd since his advent IN talll''.i ifI
the latter by his numerous patrons ana ia's'>
acquatntances,
D DEMEMBER-Thai Dr J. c. Youngs oIs. .Ss
Ia the treatment Of Private Diseases, i sr
Iier of Montgomery and California sts san re,
RENEMBER-ThatD Or. Young wants no pss "A
but those fully capable of appreciaiing anu s.rs a
gushing the services Of regular. thorod"s ~
physician, from the paltry uniearneo ~"
9uack. -
REMEMBER-That Or Young Is the on! J, r. 81
bred physician adverl:s ng 10 cure d seaies "
dence.
REMEMBER-That Or Youngs remsa,. n
treatment are entirely unknown TO MI o'p'f e
pared from life spent in the great Hrpnr -
rope, and the first in this country, iroip P-''
Gals imported
REMEM BER-That nr Young gives CIV"
ton TO diseases peculiar to females
From the Boston Medical J0ulbH n - L
Although We are opposed 10 the SYST - ~
tising, for good and sufficient reasons, So 4 u
il but justice TO say shat DIR. Young u =
most industrious and indefalgable So'"
medical science in the United states.
rY-No CURE, NO PAY9 sr
Hls Office Is at the corner of Montsom7'
foI aia s:reets, San Frt neIsco.
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SUM MONS

STATE Or CALIFORNIA,
In the District Court OF ths 18th ia icial District
Coanly of Butte.
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MEDICAL.
DIR. j. G.. YOUNG,

LateProfessor at theUniversity Penn
Can beJOund at the old stand, corne, .,
Montgomery and California streets, San
Francisco,
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h0 LlEF-Below we publish the certificates OF
two of the sufferers from the pangs of disease who
having recovered from their former health. and i'm
PEELED by gratitude, make known their and re.
medal agent and their statements are authenticated
by a Notary Public. Tho demands of society impe-
riously command their publi;ty. and We com IL end
their perusal 10 the attention of all Athlete
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ICammunica,eal

To WoEEISG MES.-Messrs Editors-Sirs Z:
If il is not asking too much, would, by tn, re-
quest Of numerous working men, SAX the publ
cation of this notice for the purpose of their
meeting at the Old Court House on Saturday
evening next, the 9TH of August, pursuant to a
meeting held at 2l Superior street, last Monday
evening, the I'd inst. upon which occasion there
was much interest manifested in behalf Of the
laboring classes now out of employ. The OBJ
jeet Of the meeting is for the laboring men, and
those feeling an interest in their cause, to meet
and consider the causes that have brought
about this state OF things and to propose means
if possible, for their mutual relief but not to
make party thing of it to elect this Democrat
or that Republican, but by investigation to hit
upon some reasonable, just, and equitable Prin-
eiple, and demand its enactment by the present
office holders We therefore request the work
ing men to turn out on Saturday evening at the
Old Court House.
BY request Of numerous working men.
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On. % rhe CIoth On spurreon.

A clergymen writing from London to The
Springfield Republican, describes Wait he
made 70 hear the celebrated Spurgeon preach
He did not like him. and does not give very
Aattering account OF Mr. s He says
"Mr. SPurgeOn has the appearance of fat,
oVergrOwn boy. lie is unctuOus looking and
unwbolesOme. Much fat kills a saint as far as
outside appearance counts. The man
is not cast in q noble mould. is not natiyely full
of pure and lofty instincts. His theology is
purely conventional He has not soul enough
to come at religion first-hand He appeals to 4
order of motives. His Heaven is sensuous,
his Hell sulphurOus Mr. Spurgeon
talks Of visiting America. He will make a
great mistake, if be does tie shines so pre-
eminently here because Of the low state of pull.
pit eloquence in the land, His whole tone is
below the marx OF the congregations be would
address in America. The intellect ofthe masses
in England is far less active than with US -
Mr.. Spurgeon does not share my opinion in
respect to the wisdom of his going to America.
He is excessively eonceit6d, and has in his
mind Whitfeld's triumphant progresses through
the States. He alluded TO the possibility of his
crossing tbs sea before his sermon, and in an
exceedingly egotistiesl way"
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SwEDENBORGI1NIsN-W learn that there has
been within few months past quite a stam-
pede in the German Methodist Churches of New
Orlears and vicinity toward Swedenborgianism.
One OF the most popular Of the German preach
ers, the Rev. J. NJ. Hofer, has gone over to the
mystic faith of the great Swedish philosopher,
and taken with him not few Of his brethren
and friends, and now holds forth to them at
private houses on the Sabbath. Me,aphy sical
sPecuiations appear to have about them an in
describable charm for the German mind, and if
they have about them an air of the mystical and
marvellous, the attractions seemed to be in
creased.-lN. o. Commercial Bulletin.
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BIBLE DESTRUCTION IN NRUss1A.-Tbe present
Emperor has not only reconstructed the Rus
sian Bible Society, which was suspended under
Nicholas, but has made donation of $4,000
rOubles, (f4,OO0). and has promised an annual
subscription Of 10000 roubles (fI .50O) The
consequence of this patronage il extraordinary
avidity, and new edition of 10000 New Tes-
tameuts in Finnish and EsthOnian has lust been
printed, while religious tracts and books are
circulated without number Il is not Bibles
alone which the subjects of this great Empi.e
seek after. In Finland there are now publish
eighteen newspapers, ten Of which are Finnish,
and eight Swedish; not one appears there in
Russian.
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BLAcKwOoD's 5 MAGAZINE POR JULY.-The July
number of this sterling and favorite magazine
has been received by Messrs. Hawks Bros
and is as full of interesting and instructive mat
ter as usual There is no magazine published
in any country which contains so many articles
of such great worth and sOldity as "Black-
WOOD" and we are gratiied TO know that its re-
publication in this country has met and still
meets the success it SO richly deserves. The
July number contains the following articles
The Soldier and the Surgeon; The POOrbeah
Mutiny-the Punjsb, No. V; What will he do
with it, Part XIV; The first Bengal European
Fusilees at Lucknow; A Plea for the Principal
tiles; Ny First and Last Novel; The Great I'm
posture; Mr.. Dusky's Opinions of Art.
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EREOE.-In a notice of the drowning of II.
n GATES little son JOIN, which occurred
some days since, we stated upon what we
thought reliable authority that the men who
were working near the spot were tardy and did
not go to his rescue as soon as they might We
have since leaned that we were in error. and
that the men made all possible haste in then
endeavOrs to save his life but that in conse-
quenee of little JOHS's companion running of
to apprise Mr. GATES of the accident, they
were unable to discover the spot at which he
sank The water in which the body was found
was fourteen feet deep.
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The Oldest Bible on the Coutinent-A Book
Over Nine Hundred Years Old.

| Ihe Oidest biDie on the Coutinenf-A hook
| Over Nine Hundred Years Old.
The articles which have lately appeared from
time to time Ia the Free Press in regard TO old
Bibles have had the effect to bring to our notice
one of the rarest and most valuable specimens
of biblical literature in the world. This is a
volume of SIX hundred pages, containing the
whole bible in the Latin language. 1t belongs
to the Rev. DR.. Dufield, of this city The book
is made entirely Of velum, and the printing is
all done by hand with pen and ink Every
letter is perfect in is shape, and cannot be dis
| tinguished, by any imperfeetions in form, from
the printed letters Of the present day The
shape Of the letter is of course different from
those now in use but in no other respect can
they be distinguished from printed matter
/ The immense amount of labor nav be conceived
from the fact that there are two columns on
each page, each Of which lacks only about six
letters Of being as wide as the columns of this
paper. They will average sixty lines to the col
umn- The eolumns numbering 1900, we have
about 72,OO0 lines in the whole book Moth
ing short of lifetime could accomplish such
a work.
The date of the book is A. D. $50. 1t was
consequently made SEQ years before printing
was invented. and is 92S years old. There IS
probably nothing on this continent in the shape
of book equal to it in age. The vellum upon
which l. Is printed is Of the finest kind, and is
made Of the skin Of young lambs and kids,
dressed and rubbed with pumice stone until it
Is very thin. 1t is somewhat thicker than COM
mon paper, being medium between that and
the drawing paper now in use. The fine veins
in the skin are distinctly visible in many places
pencil mark was drawn by the operator to
guide the construction Of each line Many
pages have these lines visible on the whole sur
face, no effort having made 10 rub them out
Two lines running up and down divide the col
umns with mathematical accuracy. At the be-
ginning of each chapter highly colored orna
mental letters are placed. These are the only
marks Of the division Of chapters. There are
no subdivisions into verses, the chapters running
through IN one paragraph to the end, and no
descriptive headings
This invaluable relic was presented to DR.
Dutfisld by Lewis Csss, Jr., our Minister Resi-
dent at Rome. He procured il from Greek
monk, who brought It from the Greek convent
of st Catharine, at the foot Of Noun. Sinai
Mr. Cass befnended this monk, who was in
trouble and he, in return, presented him with
the volume which we have described Accord
ing to his story, it is the work of one of the
ancient monk serbes in the convent above
named. When il became known that Mr. Cass
was parting with it, and that it was going out
Of the country, the round sum Of 5000 was
offered him for it by the monks Of Rome. This
was Of course refused for the pleasure Of placing
so inestinabe relic in the hands Of one who
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BThe other day clerk in store at Wheel
ing, Va, discovered in coffee sack, note of
the denomination of 81 900 on the Royal Bank
of Brazil, piece of silver coin and twelve gold
pieces of Brazilian coinage. The treasure had
evidently been placed in the coffee sack for
safe keeping. The lucky clerk fObs the plum
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can appreciate its value so well as our learned
divine, DR.. Duffield AT the time of the late fire
in the Doctors house, this book was thrown
INTO the street among others, and came very near
being lost 1t was picked up on the sidewalk
by one who recognized it as one of DR.. DUFF
heid's most valuable relics, and preserved it
Detroit Free Press
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PRESENT FROM LOUIS NAPOLEON TO A CANADA
CHURcH We see 1t stated in the St Thomas
Dispatch that the Emperor Napoleon has pre-
sented to the Church of st. Thomas, through
the Rev Mr.. TraehOn, valuable dessert Of siI-
yer, enclosed IN splendid case with the impe-
nal arms, accompanied by gracious letter. As
the git was intended to aid the mission, II will
be rallied .or on the 10th OF August at "a per
ticket
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Tea lines Of tins tAgafsl Type make one square.
AdVerlsements Loaded and placed IN column OF Special
Business Notices double tie ordinary rates
Yearly Advertising Contracts will be understood 70 apply
Grcty the Immediate Business OF the Adarser and all
sheI advertisements sent IN by The advertiser Will be
charged extra.
And Religious Notices, - per cent. discount
Business Notices m Editorial Column VIII De charged Al
the rate OF IS EMS line each Insertion
All Transient Advertisements, be pad Tor ADJ
Advertisements inthe Weekly square less three
Unrths OF less same daily.
Advertisements m Daily and Weekly u he charged 50
FCz cent. extra.
Marriages AID Deaths, exceeding ten lines, 25
0lll- - .'-l' p - = caoW{ES 4 CO
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MORNING LEADER.
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

ST. JANEs CHURoH.-Services for the Parish
Of St James Church will be held every Sunday
afternoon at 8 O'Clock in the Public School
Building, on St. Clair street, a little East of
Case Avenue. The Rev A Yarian Rector, of
the parisb
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TELEsRAPH Between CLEVELAND AND Akron.
We learn that line of telegraphic eOmmu-
nieatiOn between this city and Akron was COM
Pleted last week, by the erection of line from
Hudson to Akron.