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M,RysyItlE. June }. 1855.


Dr. l.. J. CInpky. San fraacisco-Sir-I have used
the last NJ your medicine, ana do not think shall
need any more as feel very well, except ihst have
not entirely gpt NY sTan; YET. but son will with
the appetite that have. i just three weeks, YOU
may recolec. since c1llef at your lnNiiute. with
M constitution, n thought, entirely br0keu, and
never thought You would oe able IN me per
fecily, bu thuughtypu mIgnt be able tp do suJn--
thin: u ease the pam in my bacs aud head, and
strengthen my limbs, which were - weak that they
would almost give way under me. when walked,
aud To strengthen my nerves 50 that would not get
excited and irsmoe at every little hing. NaS that
you know whu expected, you M, jt'gs at my
Satisfaction at my complete rec 'vvry frvm those
symptoms and the removal of those bi 'tches and
sores from my skn, and ulcers from my throat. ard
the eNire siapoaee of those EN- SSoa-. which van
sail were principally the canse # M sickness. can
hardly tell yoI which Is the Uraa est. my " or my
spprse for ex sept not haviag fuiiy my -trcs n.
feel a. well as any man can fsol. Encl's ~ senl
you twenty dollars your chA-g aud thiek m '
self eheaply cured. II you think snyo sdy u be
heavaled, yoa may put thi' ie.'ef IN shs ne"sri-
pcrs. Believe ms gratefully '1I-s
ru1xAs HAypyN.
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SPIRMArORRHOEt OR LOCAL WEAKNESS
- Nervous Debility, low spirits hasstudr, Weak
ness of the Limbs and Hack Indispostion aud inca.
pabty tor labor ami Stuiy. Dullness of Apprehen
sion, Loss of Memory, Aversion To Society. Love OF
SOLITUDE, rimidty Self Di-trusi, Dizziness iIeadache
Involuntary Discharges. Pains in the Side. Affections
OF the Eyes. Pimples on the Face Sexual aud other
inirmaties In mAn, are cured without fail by the
Justly celebrated physician and Surgeon, Dr. l.. j.
0ZAPkAY. His method Of curing diseases is new
(urknown to others aud hence hls great success
All consultations, by letter or otherwise free Ad-
uress l.. J.CIa2kay, NJ n san Francisco, iarnia
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

StAtsof foAttF,iRNt A--CUuNrY OF BUTTE
~ -se1iaos court, Case lde Township. The peo-
pie of the State OF California 10 H. o. Rhoads greet
ttx' Sou are hereby sum non d W sppcar before
me ~ any Once Ia hooresysle, in The Gou r,y OF
baue on ne fourteenth day of May, A. b. less, al
- eogxs " u answer the compliant Of wakn IN
furf. .ho sues 10 recover the sum o dfy-four dol
irsshd thirs 9Vc cents, upon account for goods
mwehandise ssd aud delivered, when judgment will
Dc takea against yop Tor said amount, together 9Th
costs and damages, II you iai 10 appear aud answer
10 the sherin or any Constable Of said County,
greeting; Make lcgai service aud due return here,
iks6 JOHN RESEs.
Attest true copy Justice of lle Peace
5ons GiLpEsslkvr, Constable.
Ordered, thai the above De pabsi he'd In the na,,a
Rteoap, weekly, for Two weeks.
ssyi7 SoHN KEvEs,J r.
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MEDICAL.
DR.. J. CZAPKAY'S

INSTITUTE, sacramento street, below Mont
gomery opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Co q ONCE,
san Francisco. California Established in le54 FOR the
permanent cure Of all Private and Chrcnic Diseases
ami the suppression of QIackery. Attending andtesl
dent Physician, l. j. CZAPKAY d.. late III The
the goth Regiment of Ionyeds, Chief surgeon to the
Military Jspa of Pesth, ,ungary aud late lecturer
on diseases OF woncnand children.
1'OTUE AFFLICrED.-DR. l..J. CIAPk Al can
be consulted at his Institute for the cure OF all
forms of privAe diseuses such syphilis onorrhen,
Nocturnal Emissions and all the consequences oi
self abuse In the r.tstages OF 3yphiliiic or como
rheai ,enses be guarantees cure In u few days,
without Inconvenience To the patient or hndrnncet l"
his Business. When patient. by neg ect or itnprop
treatment, has developed the secondary symptoms
of syphilis, such as bIboes or painful swellings on
the groins nj, the throat aud nose, which III
not checked. destroy the soft parts and cnusc me
bones to morify. separate and come away, leavirg
the sufferer object hide9us to behold or when
blotches aud pimpIes break out upon the SKIN. or
when he has painful swellings upon the bones, or
when his constitution Il injured 50 as to pre''lspusc
to consumption other constitutional diseases, the
ID Dctor giai antees cure or asks no Compensation
| In RHEJ MATiSM. chronic or acute : in fSEN'
| Terry or Di NtR lQEAe he htSsufc and eHcctuh
remedies. Fer the treatment oithe consequences Of
aelf abuse, such nocturnal emissions nervousness
timidity, headache, ptnsin The back anu limbs WIN
general weak ness loss II memOry injury TO the slRDt
re-iessness, cJnl3lon of ih,S dslake Tor society,
and feeling OF weariness of life with the nervons
system cxcitabe that slightnoises shock or starte
the patient, max his existence miserable. For the
above maladIes the Doctor viii gurantee cure or
ask no com pensation. can be con ulted free Of
charge an invites all to call; twill cost them no.
thing, and may be much TO their advantage. Once
hoars iron A. Nj TO 9P NJ.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
UNfraD srArss OF AMnaIcl

oNA H6O > EAE6S OF AM e RIGA
SrATE OF CALtFORNiA-COUNrYO OF BUTTE
~ -iu'iices Court, cascade Township The Pen
Pile Of the state OF California; To H. O. Rhoad, greet
ingi You are hereby summoned to appear before
me at my odice IN Mooresyiile, Casca 10 rownsh u,
ih' 'oe county t Butte on the fourteenth day of May
A. ID lbs, al II O'Clock A, NJ To ugswer the c,m
plainto u A. Emerson, VIII suts TO reooyer the sum
o twenty dollars and seventy five cents for butchers
meat sold and delivered, upon no opsu account.
wneh su1gnent VIII be- takcn against you Tor the
sad amount together with costs nnd dam ages if YOU
TAIL 10 appear aRd answer.
10 the Lherin 90 any Constabls OF said County
Make legal servie. and d,s return hcrsoi. Given un-
der my hand this lsth day Of May. A D. 1858.
JOHN KEyEs,
Attest true copy,
JouS CiLpkRsLEvR, Constable.
Ordered, that III above bs published In the Butte
Rkcoap, weekly, for two Seoks.
myl7 JOHN KEYEs, J. p
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rHNuE GRE EATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGE -
II Great Blessing to MaNkind,-Innocent but po.
tcnt-Dr l.. J CLapky's ProIhylacticum, lself dis
injecting agent n sure preventive against Gonnor-
rheul and Syphltic diseases, and an unsurpassed
remedy for all venerll, scnIiulo Is. gangrenous
cancerous ulcers f,etil discharges from vagina uer-
and ureihra, AMI all claneJ- eruptiaus aud dis
eases As inuoculation is sure preventive against
small pox 81 Ia nr. i.J Czapkays phyncricum
preventive against Syphlli,ic and Gonorheal dis.
eases ilarmlr in itself it possesses the power OF
chemically destroying the syI'hiic virus, and there
by saving thdus tnis uf deoachees from being infec
young man who appreciates health he without nr
CZapkays prophy acicum. II is in very convenient
packages, and will be found use, being
used rs soap Price s. For sale at DR. l.. J.
Czapsay Private Medical nni Surgical Institute,
Sacl amento street. below NO itgomery, opposite Z.
NJ Co.'S Office, san francisco.
Anletters m Isl be addressed to l.. }. Czapksy, M.
D., San Francisco.
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SHERIrrs SALE

ulY VIRTUE OF A Decretal Order
~ Issued out of the District Court, of the fn-
tecnih Judicial Dstric, and for the County OF Butte
and state OF California. against J A. SCHILLER
and CHARLOTTE SCHILLER and In fivJr Of DA-
VtD HAFLEY, for the sum ui one thousand seven
hundred aud sxty-iwo aud ory eight one huniredths
V,I82 4e) dollars, principal debt and interest with
interest cn sud sun M the rate OF thrtc per cont per
mouth from the rendition of judy nent until paid
also, Ill costs Suit taxed, IN tbs sum of eigh y.
four aud twcn'y i've one huuiredths (S5t oi) dot
lars tVg her with all accrny ,-ts IN said writ to
me directed ant delivered, commanding mo tp sell
tho rgaged premises herein ,ner describe tn sat
isy sail demand. | with, on "wednesday the
second day OfJunc, A. ID. 1888 at the honr
clock, T. NJ, o snii day, In Pursuance Of the re-
quircments of said writ sell ut public sale to the
highest bidder fr cish, tbs praporiy descrb bed In
said orde' Of sale as follows t. w.t. certain place
or parcel of land situate IN the iowa OF Oroviie,
County or Huttc, anl State of Caif rnia and de
scribed us follows, TO wit Commencing on the r.
nor OF block No on, hunire aud thirty five, at the
junction OF Myers and High streets, and running
thence sodtherly aiorg the ives ery SIDE OF Myers
street ono hundred and twenty feet; thence AT right
angles thereto westerly ono hundre mud thirty -wp
fent thence NJ right angle, nlrtherly 90 hundred
and twenty feet; tncnca easery Mt right angle, lang
nigh streat one hnndrol anl lhlry-two feet to tho
place beginning together with an aud singular the
improvements oni apparollncos lhercuntI DuIong
IN OF in anyws, appefiaaing.
fne alofe stie - tska pitce q. tho Court House
door IN the town ofOroyillc county aud State aora
said
" ID PLUM, SheriFBile COUNTY
orovilc, May 10. A. %. le5S.
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PROBATE NoTIcE.

STA1E OF CAiIFORNIA-COUNrY OF BUTTE
- Probate Coirt. In pursuance Of oricr
made In SAID Court bv the Judge thereof, the Hon
Thos. Wells, at chpnhers, on the l7lh day of May.
A. ID 1853 Notice Is hereby given. to all whom II
may 'ncern, t. be a1t appLa- before said Court, on
the 7h day Of June, A. -. 1853 nj 10 O'clock, NJ.
of said day at the Court bouse nj 0F,vite in s1id
County, then aud there To show cause II any there
be, why the last will aud testament OF John Conner
should not be adm tod 10 Probate
by ord r "f ths Cou=t
- Witness my hani and the seal OF aid
l. y Court anixed. this The l7lh day of May
- A u. 1853 NJ. II nARRACH.
Clerk pr,bitc Court,
mylTi by j. H. MAarLE, Deputy.
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POST OFFIC
Literary Depot /.

,UNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RECENTLY
j renewed ineir stock would respectfully inti
ate 10 their iFeisls that III y prepared to vi
ANY order embraced In the 'DS OF
BOOK
Bound and in y" pphlst form, comprising large as
s"r;ncnt ~ NOVELS ani light Literature, by the
most popular auth Irs of the day
Standard Works,
In sheep. calf ard cloth Historical, graphical.
Cr..cal, Poetic a. Theological, Philosophical pailo>
which Byron. NJ jre, Shakespeare, Sen Johnson,
Prescut's Conquest OF Peru an Mexici, Brandt'-
Encycopa liza of Science. Literature aud ART ditto
of En- llish teraur" ca hunbers' Inform ltiDn, Prof
Hare's Works, and a host which sptce restricts
enumerating.
School Books
Adapted for the CON non Scho, lis hers, besides q
large assortment of iifirent varieties.
Stationery.
Writing Paper gilt Al plain ruled m inralcd, lie
gal cap, Foolscnp, Bll Cap, btold and narrow
Cards, c"lored and plain. Fancy Noie Paper Of
every variety and style, the hnest ever brought to
this market. Enyei pes TO match.
BLANK hooks. dsmi ,in, cap, qrario, In sh 'ep,
Russia, hall bIund. &C. Diaries for IS, Morocc
rucks, fiss Books SC
FANCY ARrI LES Desks, Portfolios, Albums,
Gold Peas, and Pencil Cases.
Cutlery,
Westen nholm's best. VIOLIN STRINGS.
Christmas Presents.
Morocco 3Jund lnnutls. Iittbe Tor ,;is Chliren'-
Toy 30 ,ks, Sc, all OF which We oIer at the very
lowest figures.
GhRNIAM & LOCKWOon
Dec 81, 1857. dec25
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PROBATE NO rIcE.
Estate of ;. ID. Bk WN, de ;eHs'd.
CTATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY

Estate of ;. ID. BR iWN, de ;eis'd.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY
- u Butie-PROBArE COURT ia pursuance
OF Ter made In sail court the 2jsh day Of
May A ID. 1878, noicc Is h,reby given To all whom
II may concern to bo and appear beiure the lion.
Probate court IN and for said county on the 10th
day OF August A. ID. 1853, then and there To
show cause n amy there ba Why the following des
cribed relI esae h,Ild not be sold as pruyed for
by tr adirinisl EitoI herein 10 wit All that certain
piece or parcel 0i hand stnate, lying and being In
he city and county of San Francis: 20, bOun iei nnd
dcscribed ns follows, To- wit: comm .ncing on the
norhery line Of Valej street, distant III feet ftom
the gortw west conner Of ValejJ aud Mason street 4,
running thence westerly along the noriherly line Of
Vallejo street 70 feet thence at right angles norhcrly
1877 ie.t inches thence ste-y at right angle. 22
feet, thence southery at right angles I37 feet o
inches To the place OF beginnng, being part OF that
certain 50 vara Ut NO.6iS.
By order oi the court.
- Witness my ban.i md the se Il Of sah Pro
! Ls. bate Court affixed this the 2ssh day Of Mny
- "A. ID. 1853 N DtRKAcH,
Clerk of Probate Court Butte Co.
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STATE OF CALtFORNIA-c0UNTY OF BUTTE
- JUSTICES Court, Cascade Township. The Peo-
pie OF the State of Cailorna " w. q. Rhoads greet
ing You are hereby summoned Ia appear before
ma nj my Office, In Mooresve. Casoide Township.
of the County of Butte, ON the fourteenth day OF
May, ID lass, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. tn answer the
complaint of Miller. who sues TO recover the sum
of Any nine dollars and saventy.hve cents. On an
open account for board and liquors sold and delivered,
when Judgment will he taken against you for the SAID
amount together with Gusts and damages, If you fail
to appear aud answer.
To tho Sheriff or any Constable Of said County,
greeng, Make legal service aud due return hereof.
Giyep under my hand this l2h day of May. A. ID
te5S JuuN kEYES.
Attes : a true copy. Justice OF the Peace
JouN GtL LpERsLgvK, Constable.
Orurred. hat he above he Published in the Butte
RECORD, weekly, for two weeks
myiT JuHN KEYEs. APE
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TUE PE iPLE OF THE STATE or CALiFOR.
u Mn, S'ni Greeting To iphn \. Rnlli igi, Oliver
z watson, Asa CIynr. Wn u. Evan'. Charles
Evaps, q. Wheeler Thonl, Dayi., Th,mns T.
boucher, Oh ul"s scnsley, J, Watson, X. WOODEN.
AMI samuel J lIen,ly: YOi are hsrcby reQlrtd
to appear In an ncIipa bro1ght ngliad YOU by the
ub we nain"l plaintiff ~ tn, Distri ( Court Of The
Fifteenth Iltcal District n an Tor the Go niy Of
Butte, aud To answer tho con?laint nlet therrn. q
copy of which acc,mpIni - This SUNNI ,is) within
tea diys (exclusys of tn. day Of scrvic,) after the
service on yoi OF this sam noas served within this
county; n served ont of this county but within this
Ju iicial District, ~bn twenty days; or If served
Of sad District. thsn within forty dvsr ~ Ign mt
by defart viii be taken against You. TIE said action
il brtight to OBTAIN ] IiS n int AMI decree ofore-
closure of certain In tenure of Mortgage ba ring
date on the 2hh day of June 4 ID 1877. executed by
the dcf,n John A Rplin;s to the plaintiff, and
Tor tho sa's of mortgysi pre- nsc, described therein
and the app'aon of the proceeds OF such s1le 10
the pay 'nent of the amoInt due on tho prpmspry
note desert bad IN sid mortgage together with such
other AMI further relief IL the premises as to our
sad Court may s,sm right aud proper; also Tor costs
Of sui. AMI YOU lai To appeir and answer tho said
c. npla'nt nb)ye ro Iuir-l, tho plaintiff will apply
to the Curt for the relief 4 .mine therein
Given in ier my hand an lhe Seai of the Ds,rci
{ --~~~ Court OF III, Fifteenth Judicial bi-lrict
SEAL this 18Th day of April. in the year -
[ --~-- } our Lord QUO Thousand eight hundred and
dny'eighl.
MI DARRAGH, Clerk
DyJ. II. MARBLE. Deputy Clerk. apiT-In
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TNHERE ARETH0USANDS in thisS snp
l. for want of scientific medical treathem
You fear Il, apply 10 u hy'iclan, because 'ns
been deceived or their friends have been "
of the dharlH'Hns vii ihiest the immunity ~
publish themselves as good physiciaus' pfp1l
etc. 70 ~ surh we unhesitatingly recomin1D
q. fuung, as a Physician in whom all oah p'~
fdc Ce lie IS u man OF eminent ana "
study, good surgeon, an honpIabls inah
"hu ran synpnshise with persons ~ nhic"vs
stan ii CASA ~ yslctan and gentlemnh "'
gtIatgnle.d-the first by his medicai worts'
are an hor to their author. and the extnSsI
highly successful course of praciIce WIN ~
hns been hunored since his advent IN Ch'ilus";s-d
the latter by his mum merous patrons ana Isfse'"
acquain;ances,
EDEMEMBER-That DR. J. c. Yonngs oha
EN the treatment of Private Diseases, u ar ~.
ner OF Montgomery aud Californla sts., sah 'i''
RENEMBER-ThatD DR.. Yonng waits ho - AZ
but those fully capable of appreciailhe a,a ,sh n
gushing the services OF regular. .h'S ,ra
physic an, froni the pal!.y unlesrned Ill"
Iuack.
REMEuBER-ThatD Or Young is the oh'i ~
bred physician advertising TO cure diseases ~
dencs.
RENEMBER-That Or Youngs rfmes
treatment are entirely unknown 10 mI -. n
pared from life spent in the great tlis ~
rope. AMI the first In this country, from P"'N
Gals imported. \
REMRMBER-That Or Young gives e's'
tion TO diseases peculiar TO females
FROM the Boston Medical JOURNAL
Although We are opposed to the system, y
tisirg, for good and sufficient reasons, ss.. 4
It but jus ice to say ,hst Or. Young is oae
most industrious and indefaiigable soiafie'
medical science in the United siaiss
KENO CURE, NO PAY@
His ONCE is at the &C -ucr Of Montgomery an'
r.
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lEnALI NOTICES.
SUM MlNS

STATE OF G \I.IFDVVIA, J
In tho strict Court OF tbs ,th II icia District
County Of Butte.
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MEDICAL.
DIR. J. G.. YOUNG.

LateProfessor at tAeUniversity po,.
Can be tsund at th4 old stand, ey,.
Montgomery and California street, ~
Francisco, 'aa
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

DyJ II. NARrLr Deputy Clerk. npl1-3m
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Where he can beconsulted privately and viii,
utmost confidence ny the afflicted a. All hour, s.!
from Z A. M..unile PM. (Curesalwsys gaa,.,,t u,g
or no pny required. 'e0
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-25
MARYSvILLE, CALIFORNIA,
DAILY DEMOCRAT

HORACE GREELY IN FAVOR OF THE ApMIs.
SION OF SLAVE STATES INTO THE UNIoN-Even
Horace Greedy, of the New York Tribune,
the most ultra Republican in the Union,
| backs down" from the old position, and a.
dopts the Democratic doctrine on the subject
of the admission of slave States Nothing
shows the utter decentralization of the Repub.
licans, and their abandonment of the most
destructive article of their creed better than
the following extract from the speech of their
great champion. Greedy, at the Ulster county
meeting, New Y York He says:
Whatever might be said of the policy of
excluding slave State, he thought that they
would never be able to exclude slave State
on the ground of it being slave State
When community is formed, and with sla-
very, and says, we propose to come into the
Union as a State, they would not he able to
go behind her own action, or interfere with
her sovereignty, SO far as TO prevent her com
ing into the Union, with slavery, so as she
was Republican in form. He stated this, not
as his opinion, but as a deduction from histo-
ry For instance, suppose that Cuba should
come into the Union, (and he did not desire
that she should he desired that she should
not,) and had formed n State Government
they would never be able to keep her out
because she was slave State.
Another point. He thought that expert
ence had settled the matter, whatever we
might say of popular sovereignty or of the
rights of the people, that the principle obli-
quely laid down in the Cincinnati Platform,
and more deliberately expressed in the Pre-
sidents Message, that the appropriate time
for State to decide for herself when she will
have or when she will not have slavery, is
when she comes to ask admission into the
Union, is practically settled He did not say
he would not like to have it otherwise, but
it was so very diff cult to determine when
territories should decide this question for
themselves, that he saw no other course of
action than to say that when they come to
frame a State Government they shall decide
for themselves whether they will havea slave
State or free State"
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-25

STRANAuAN's TUNSEL.-A few DAYS since
we visited the tunnel of Stranahan & Dar-
row, on the west side of Table Mountain, and
were kindly shown through the works by
Mr.. Stranahan. Nearly two years have
passed since our last visit to this work, since
which time it has been pushed with an ener-
gy characteristic of the California miner
alone. The work now is of stupendous pro
portions probably equal, if not superior, to
anything Of the kind in California. The
main tunnel is 300 feet long, its present
termination being under the crest of Table
Mountain. Here the workmen have reached
a high bed rock, which appears to rise to-
wards the centre of the mountain. They
are now engaged in drifting what they cali
an upcline through this ledge, for the pur-
pose of ascertaining where it dips again, and
with the expectation of thus finding the
main channel. From the slope Of the noun
tain an incline tunnel has been eXcavated
which reaches the main tunnel not far from
where the laborers are engaged, and affords
them fresh air. This incline is Al 5 feet long
and is an astonishing piece of workmanship
We ascended it from the tunnel, and found
the upper portion cut into steps, to Ielieve
the steep ascent. The company are not tax
ing out much gold at present, though we
could plainly see coarse pieces in the dirt
where the workmen are now eXcavating-
We are told that SlSS,O00 have been expend-
ed on the work: how much has been taken
out we are unable to say, but it must be an
enormous amount, as pay DIRT has been found
all the way from the commencement. So
nora Hera5d Sat.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-25

ARTEsIAN Wells IN TExAs.-It is well
known that the lands in the Southwestern
part of Texas are not marketable on account
of the scarcity of water and the infrequency
of rain in that part of the country. To en-
hanee the value of these lands and bring
them into market,an act was passed at the last
session of the Legislature of Texas appro.
prating large quantity of land-over
100000 aeres-for the purpose of compensa.
ting the person or persons who would under
take the work of boring a number of wells
between the Neuces and the Rio Grand riv-
ers and carry it out successfully. The con-
tract for doing this work. we are glad to
learn, was awarded to j. p Perham q Co,
of this county, on the I'd inst, and the time
allowed them, as specified in the contract, for
its completion is five years. We are incin.
ed to the opinion that it will not be difficult
matter to obtain water, from the fact that
Col KINNEY, several years since, we believe
it was in 1858, had Il well bored not far from
the locality Of the wells in contemplation,
and succeeden in getting water at the depth
of $50 feet, without touching rock. The
lands situated on the route of the wells are
of the richest and most productive black
prairie, and only wants the artesian water to
make them equal to any in the world. We
understand that Mr. Penham, and Mr.. Young
W. Randolph, who is of the Company, will
leave ere many weeks roll by, for the field OF
enterprise and industry, and with their well
known skill, intelligence and indomitable en-
ergy we predict for them success that will
amply repay them in dollars and cents
alabama Reporter.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-25

~ COUNTY OF 1ubAs
On this 18th day of November, A. D. 1888, before
me, Notary Public, in and for Yuba county person
ally appeared Mary +. And,ews, wife of Joseph ID.
Andrews TO me personally known to be the person de-
scribed in and who executed the foregoing Declara
tion Sole Trader, and made and executed said De-
earaton in my presence and before me and also being
by me duly sworn, oath declared and said that no
part of the money or capital nves ed in said business
had come from any funds or property belonging to
her husband MARY F. ANDREWS.
Sworn to aud subscribed before me- this 18th day of
November, A, D. 1858 WIN. F0WLE SMITH,
...... Notary Public, Yuba Co, Cal.
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