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CHESHIRE RAILROAD.

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and after Monday Dec H. 1851 Passenger
s-nttz--E,za--.. Trains will run as follows, viz,
Leave BOSTON $50 and II 90 A. NJ and fitchburg oih
A. NJ and p H. Nj, for Bellows Falls and connecting Roads
Leave Bellows Falls, for l1ston, Lowell, Worcester, New
York, &c, at 5.45 A. NJ, and 30 r. VI.
Trains leave Fitclurg for Worcester Providence Norwich
and New York City oton Junction for Nashua aud Concord
n. II. Lowell Lawrence, and the State Of Maine.
Connect Bellows Falls with Tains Of thr Rutland Bur-
ngon Railroad, and thence Montreal and Ogcnshurrh;
Rutland with Trrns to Saratoga Springs Troy, Albany
Schenectady and Buffalo Also with Trains " the Sullivan
Road, and thence with the Vermont Central and Vt Cana
da Roads, and with the passumpsic Road to Wells River St
Johnshury and the White Mountains.
Stages with the liuc ows;A Kccnc Tor Chcs-
tcriicld uisum, Marrow Soddar Isboro, Dublin Peter
boro, &c and at Winchendon, for Rnlgc Jaffcy, &c.
For furthes particulars Pathfinder Railway Guide
r. A. CllApIN, Superintendent
kccnc, N II Oct, 80 1857.
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RESTING Your BONES" Well, Missus, Is
apoin 10 leave you, said Molly to her mistress,
whom she had loved and grown fat with for a
good many years. Going TO leave me Molly
Why, where are you going? ?" "Oh, Is going
to get married I've worked long enough, and
I'm going to rest my bones" OF course Mrs.
Jones could make no objection to this common
and natu al female fraity. So Molly went, and
nothing was heard of her for year or two. when
she came back, poor and emacated, h wing log,
her husband, and all the rest OF human iils hui
man nature is heir to having fallen upon her.
Mrs Jones was much surprised TO see her com
ing, and said to her, -" Well Molly have you
rested your bones" Golly misses Is rested
my jaw bones, and denis all the bones I've rest
ell"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-01-09
II. MI. AYERS, MI. ID.
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN End SURGEON


so, ELLIOT STREET, BRArrLEBORO, VT,
hfels constantly Prepared and for SAFE, The o!loring
MEDICINES:
COMPOUND SYRUP OF YELLOW DOCK AND Still
y LINGA-This syrup is designed cleanse the blood
from all impurities Ala, for the Of Canler in tie
stomach and niestnc Chronic iiarrlea &c Price SO
per bofiio.
COMPor m SYRUP OF DAyDFlION AND IRIS yrRsr.
CDiDR-rhis Is u he used ~ alternative IN all abnormal
conditions OF the Liver Obstinate Constipation Indiges.
on Lose Of Appetite, &c, Sc.Priee 30 cts rer bottle
ELt0rRo CHEMICAL LiNIMENT'-This Liniment posi-
lively cures everything that any Imminent should ever
used for 1t has cured, and will again. Cancers in
their ncpient stages, White Swcllngs, Hip Disease Neu.
ragia, Paralysis, Chronic aui Innamatory rheumatism
Caru', chlbsins Burns, lruise sprans and all that
class Of Aches and is in which external application
generally Indicated. Also for the and speedy cure Of
Scratches, Chafes, sprains Fresh Wounds &C. on Horses.
mas no cqual.-Price SO eta per boWe.
ANTI-BILI0US PILIS-As gentle and efficient Purratiye
these il' have M superior Operating by exciting aud
sustaining the natural action Of the Liver and Inestines
thereby throwing of all morbid and unhealthy matter,
without producing gripping pains and debility
upon the operation Of catharcs gcncrally-Dose from
10 9.-f'rico 20 cts. per Dor.
STOMACH PILIS-Thcsc a mild laxative stimulating
the Stomach healthy action, their operation is not fol-
lowed by that constipation which uauay attends the use Of
Caiharc remedies. They have proved beneficial in the
cure Of C9s and Coughs of every description Of
The ingredients have especial affinity to the organs Of
respiraton-Dose from 10 4. Price 25 cents.
PULMONARY BAISAM.-rhis preparation is highly useful
in the treatment q Pulmonary friction, and Coughs Of
long standing.-Price SO cents. per bottle.
COMPOUND SYRUP or COMFREY. This syrup 4. tn he
used la all Of prohise Mensiruao, Fuor Abu. or
Whites, and all Female weakncss--Free 75c per bottle
FEMALE RESTORATIVE coRDIAL-Ths is safe and
certain remedy for Retention aud Suppression the Menses
Painful Mensruation, &c.-Pree rs cents per bottle
Also, Vegetable Nermifuge, Composition Drops Spice
bitters caarrh snuf bye Water, AnspasmOdc rincture
Compound rincture Of Skulcap and Nacrian.
Also, rncures Of Lobea Blooroot Mandrake; Balmony
Opium, Ipun, and Neratrum viride together with gen.
era assortment Of Botanic and Eclectic remedies Including
the large stock Of Medicines left by the late DR. CARLEY
which viii be sold att great reduction from the original prices
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W ID ASSO TION
IL fHILADII
IMPORTANI ANNOuNCE MENT

To all persons afflicted wiki Diseases such as sPER
hATORklKA, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, GoNoRRHGA
GLEkT, SYPHILIS, the Vice Of 0NANIsMor sELF-ABCsH
&c, Gc
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view of the awful de-
sructon Il human @ caused by diseases and the
drcepons lactsd upon the unfortunate victims such dis
eases by Ouaeks have directed their Consulting Surgeon
CHARITABLE ACT worthy II their naine give MEDICAL
ADVICE GRATIS, tn all persons thus afflicted, who apply by
letter VIM description Of their condition, GAGE occupation,
habits II life &c and In Of poverty
iering, 70 FURNISH MEDICINES FREE or CHARGE.
The Howard Association is benevolent Institution esab
she by special endowment for the relief II the sick and dis
tressed, afflicted with Niruen and Epidemic Diseases
has surplus n which the Directors have voted
n eNeni in advertising the above notice. needless
add that tie Association Commands the highest Medical skin
OF the age, and will furnish the approved modern treat
Just Published by the Association, Report on spcrnator
rhna. seminal Weakness the vice Of Onanism Maurba
ton Or scAhuse, and other diseases OF the Sexual Organs
BY the Consulting Surgeon, w~h will be by mail I'm
scaled enveope fEE OF CHARGE the receipt Of TWO
STAMPS for postage.
Address, pr. GEO. Il. CALHOUN, Consulting SURGEON
hnWarl Association, No South NINTH Street Phlade
pha, Ia. by order Of the Directors.
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President
"so' Fairfield, Secretary. ly-3e
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,TssT9s5lsF5SsSa RUTLAND & BURLINGTON
:s.s:.Ess:..-E Il ID. md alter MnnllnN.

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-1---az-- cen,ber H. Trains will follows. wit;
Leave fitchhurE Depot Boston, at $50 and II 90 A. NJ
fttchburr ut $50 A. VI. and 80 +. VI
Believe Falls fr Rutland and burlington at II VI.
Rutland for Bellows Fails, at IS and Hoo A. NJ and
70 NJ
Rutland II burlington at 10 10 4. NJ, 3.l5 p VI.
Burlington Tor Rutland and Bellows Fails at 55 A. NJ
and 7.l5 r. VI.
NJ Both go through to Burlington day arriving
s IS A. VI. and 6 .Oj r. VI.
At Burlington. Trains cnucct with Lake Campain Steam
aud Trains Central Road. Al Rutland with
Trains for Troy Albany, and New-Yurk Saratoga Springs
Schenectady, AMI the West At Bellows Fails Wh Trains =
the Cheshire Road FOR rterE, wurce Howell and Bo
Valley Road for Bratehorn, Springfield Hart
ford. New Haven, and Newlork And with sullivan Road
Tor Windsor White River Junction. and the White Mountains.
Freight Trim with Passenger Car
Passengers going West will find this the cheapest and
direct Tickets and all necessary information can
be had at the Bellows Pals Ticket ONCE.
4. A. CHAPLIN, Superintendent.
Doc s,'1S5I. 10
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VERMONT VALLEY RAIL

Is-;si:ssssit.fiOAD On and after MONDAY NOV. 2nd,
-Es--an=1s57, TRAINS will run follows
Leave Bellows Falls fr Braeborc, So A. NJ. aud 10 T.
NJ Returning leave Brachoro fnr Bellows fa 10 rs A. NJ
and 80 p. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Bellows Fails at
s 80 4. NJ. Brncbor0 l. u.s. l.. NJ.
The Passenger Trains this route South with
the Vermont Massachusetts and Connecticut River Railroads
Springfield Hartford New Haven and Bridgeport direct 70
New York. th North with thc Rutland burlington, Sui
Ivan, Vermont Central Vermont Canada, Connecu and
pnssumpsic Rivers Hail Roads, forming direct communication
with Whitehall Saratoga and schenectady st. Johnsbury and
White Mountains urr on and kruscs Point, Ogcnshurgh
ami Montreal. NJ. SioAT Superintendent
Vt. Valley Il. n. Office, Nov. 2, 1851 ~
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How MINISTER FOUND THE PLACE
Not long since the worthy pastor ol one of our
city churches, who combines divinity and hu-
NOR IN woot OF wit as bright and rich as
cloth of rold," was called upon one evening Nv
nanelcss gentleman and informed that his SER
We would he required at an carly hour in the
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POETRY Y.

SOLUTION OF PRAEp's CELEBRATED CHARADE'-
Every must recollect the famous charade by the
late Winthrop Mackworth praed, which has so often
been declared an nsuperable puzzle. But for tho
benefit Of those who may not recollect it. repubsh
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-01-09
CHARADE.

GHAkADE
"Sir Hilary charged ut Agincourt-
Sooth twas an awful day;
And though in that old age Of sport
The rufflers Of the camp and court
Had little time TO pray.
IT'S said old Sir Hilary muercd there
Two syllables by way of prayer.
My First to all brave and proud
Who see to morrows sun;
NV Nert with her cold and quiet cloud
70 those who find their dewy STROUD
Before to-dny's be done
And both together to all blue eyes
That weep when warrior noby dics.'
Some years ago we gave in the Bulletin solution
OF this charado, and challenged any one to give bet
ter prove that vas not correct. Lattery we have
been repeatedly asked to repubsh this solution and
we now comply with the request
SOLUTION.
Written for the Philadelphia Evening Bulletn.l
When the two hosts, ut Agincourt,
Met in their fierce array,
The rain--so chronicles report
Fell fast on forest field and fort,
Aud twas San awfu, day.
For on the wet and slippery soil
Horsemen and footmen sadly toll
And weary in the fray.
"On, on, my men," the leaders cry,
"The sky breaks in the West
On, on, we English chivary,
For they who fighting nobly die,
Shall find a grave most best;
And they who sec to morrow's sun
Shall find this weary labor done,
And gain their needed REST"
All, many of that battle crowd,
Before the day vas Ger
Had found wet and" dewy shroud"
Beneath the RAINS "cold, quiet cloud"
But maiden, implore,
Cease all your vain regrets and fears,
RESTRAIN, RESTRAIN your bitter tears,
And mourn your lord no more.
lis done--St. Georges banner now
Floats proudly DER the plain;
Sir Hilary wipes his dripping brow,
Vows to the church a holy vow,
Looks sadly DER the slain,
And then recalls tho prayer he made,
When charging OF the foe, he said,
With upward looks, REST, RAIN!"
Those who will study the charade and the solution,
will see that the fits the other exactly. The bat
tie Of Agincourt occurred on rainy day, or, as we
often describe it, ian awful day." using the very words
which Pned uses, though his for the sake of ncreas
ing the difficulty, are made to seem to have reference
to the battle. The mud ncommoded the English sol
diers and made their horses slip and Sir Hilary and
all other "unlers the camp and court" who, we all
know, not piorsy inclined, would be more apt
TO pray for cessation Of the rain than for any divine
interposition he cxclamdd-"Ro Rainr' Any
one who chooses to investigate the matter more min
utely, may that this solution meets all the other
difficulties of the charade. Rest is promised for those
that live till the morrow, and Rain together with "a
dewy sroud' for those who fall that days and what
more natural than TO beg the over dead war
ror to restrain her grief? Till somebody finds bet
ter solution than this, must insist OIL its being the
correct une-Philadslphd BdHeiin
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-01-09

truly great mind, from mere reverence for
itself, will not descend to think a base thought.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-01-09

While YOU are in passion with your cook
because she has spoiled you one dish among six
many an honest man is at loss Tor his daily
bread.
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I. i. WHEELER KEEPS

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PRINTS. G1NGHAMS DRESS
GOODS AND D'LAINES.
+. II. WHEELER
KEEPS sHEITINGs, sHRTINGs AND TICKINGs.
r. II. WHEELER
REEFS HOSIERY, GLOVES nANpKERcHIEFs
F. II. WHEELER
KEErs DENNIS, LINENS AND LINEN GOODS
F. II. WHEELER
KEEPS ALL KINDS Of DRY Goops.
+. II. WHEELER
KEEPS TEAS, SUGARS AND srIcEs.
F.. II. WHEELER
KEEPS ALL KIND. OF GROCERIES.
=. II. WHEELER
kEEls FLUID AND CAMPHENR.
r. II. WHEELER
kEEis WINDOW SHADES AND FIXTURES.
F. II. WHEELER
KEEPS cgocKEEY AND GLASS WARE.
F. II. WHEELER
KEEPS LAMPs oP ALL KINDS AND SIZES.
r. II. WHEELER
KEEPS ALL SIZES FLOWER Pors.
=. II. WHEELER
kIErs BENNINGTON STONE WARE.
r. II. WHEELER
KEEPS PAPLR uANGINGs AND BORDERS
=. II. WHEELER
krErs TINS, PALS, TRAYS, FAILS AND BOWLS.
T.. II. WHEELER
woons-
r. II. WHEELER
STILLS GOODS At FAIR PRICES.
=. II. WHEELER
TAKES ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE AT ITS CASH
VALE.
Mach i'm, 1857. tflo
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MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS AND PHGNIX

NINHE REST FAMILY MEDICINE NOW BEFORE TIN
Il public for the cure Of SCRoFULA ULcsns ScuRvEY, or
ERurroNs Of the SKIN FEVER AMI AGE DrspEPsA DRoPsY
and IN fact NEST all diseases yield to their properties
IL mas been computed that during the last twenty five years
upwards Of four millions Of persons benefited by
the use OF these medicines fact which speaks volumes in
vor OF their curative propcrties-a single trial will place
them beyond the reach Of competition the estimate of
Iy patient. by their use the BLOOD Is RESTORED TO
HEALTHY STATE and freed from all impurities. The
TEN not reduced during their operations but nygoated
and they require restraint from business pleasure.
The afflicted have in these medicines remedy that will do
Tor them all that medicine possibly effect
Prepared by W. h, MOFFAT, NJ. D. New-York. And for
sale by j. W. H0LT0N, Brattleboro Vt. 1y-24
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One hours ride Of Philadelphia, Pa, by Rail Road.
Ts4cr
sf acre: and e .u puteh,.s, Z Ia. s
ne r1lqn The Tsir. .pd pto!s@sht are made
yS r.. Pes .fo@ ss d, per- acre Pss.ss rom
S.S s are aos rsdy Ipo9ns A' 'das and
DESCRIPTION OF THE LAND.
.D ysSs' fqs ;.iT '% s.I S . Ts1os S
r. wheat Some ISI'O@. q de sst have
ds.a:a. . INA .If.ss iesa heavy
s@ 10Th sh, .apihs hssv, i%btr White o.s B.sf
.s i as WIT. s. s s q. The .n
ns ms Som: nn % ss0 Ss
u. .s. MS:s FL aSSs ne boil sES1a,
mari and much more durable The country Or
s.s:.ai s:l. sss.!:y
esa large am ,aser he 9hos s Th p.Ss
s :. s.a .. Ssl ss Z" n
.pns and mild iuiann AFFORD ample tim. gather
the ssas ps ID S & Gyn 4 . @ 81
DC c 9s % sscn ss r
: % i S S :SS unss'y S%s
aee no business at the market prices and
Perfect TITLES and Warranty Deeds given.
.ins should come prep srsd to make their
proportion By purchs.. secuted
TOWN LOTS ALSO FOR SALE, for from o rs dollars
Ia siSa iG' 'S: md H.
Town one mile from The Railroad Station 0' us agent Inc
Descriptive pamphle information can be had of g. b.
% 2sA sd Street Ess s %nq @
Letters Of enquiry enclosing postage stamp promptly answered
FERTILITY OF HAMMoNToN LANDS
Extract of Letter from Harvey Bush, Esq., Norfown Pat
have been practical farmer for have
bought din ammonO9l because III. land quality
be much pleased with place. int day
will erect In the town hr class boarding Seminary young
ladies' This lot have also bought will be By
daughters who conduct the Adepha Institute place
HARVEY BUSH, AdelphiA institute"
gNyu Ma. IuIv 1917 u.yir. la.
nom visit TO Hammonton take pleasure stating
the best place ever farming district been in
the Western staes this spring but nothing WE'LL
number OF persons have called since
their
allow them to leave here. Yours &c. wM J. HEYER."
ss- Descriptive PAMPHLETS, PLANS, &C, Of these LAHDB
NAV be seen at tbs Business Office OF this paper.
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ONE INSURANCE COMPANY,
or THE CITY OF NEW YORK
Cnsh Capital, S5OO.oOO........surpiu over
sZoO.UOO.

The subs rr having pied the Agency Of this Cumpa-
by and having hlcd in the secretary Of States Once the
t'drr. n IT, responsibility required by STATUTE now
prepared o. take risks u properly usually this
cnity On favorable rns1ni grant Policies without delay.
The perf responsibility u this Company ani the known
character Of it, Officers eutte it a rank among the very
hrst IA country.
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Il w NJ L A L KET.

Y :
would inform the people Of Dratteboro and vicinity that
have leased the under ID. w. Lewis Boot and Shoe
general assortment Of
FRESH AND SALT MEATS
also LARD, TRIBE 4 FRESH FISH
would say to those In want Of the same that will sell and
deliver my meat at tho Market thereby avoiding the expense
OF men and teams to carry about town; Also that have
not only seen but felt the effects credit system and have
come 10 the conclusion that Brd IN the hand worth two
In the bush" shall therefore sell for cash. hoping that
may be able 10 sell at less price and obge the who
uuys MS meat and pays for It, to pay for his neghbors To
those who raise meat 10 sell would say that for good BeeC
pay cash and fair price. ~
IF FRESH FISH every Friday
Respectfully Yours, CHAs H. ALEXANDER
Bratllebor' July 0, 1851. u.2s
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DIR e c T O & s .


CHARLES J. MARTIN. PRfstp1vr
A. T. WlLMABTH- yicH President
WILLIAM q. LAMBERT, Firm u A. < A. Lawrence Co
HEohHt {. COLLINS, " sherman 4 Collins
DANfORp \. BARNEY, " Wells. Fargo & Co
LUCiUs HOPKINS pr.s't Iuro-ter.i A. Trad M
THOMAS MlSsENbfR, " T. II. Messenger.
WILLIAM H. MKLLEN, Clahin. Meen A Co
CHARLES Il. HATCH " c. b. Hatch & Co.
b. WArsnN DlLlr Haskell Merrick 4 Bull.
!. Aidhhbi Ky, "a, Lewis Atierbury Jr. Co.
~ lin u, CONAN, Comon, LJthrop Co.
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LhNl L. SINNf, " Stone, starr 4 Co.
JAMES nj MYHRLY, " Barney. Humphrey 4 Butler
1toRph pEARCK, George Pearcr 4 Co.
MAkD WORK, Ward A. Work A Son.
JAMES LOW, " james Low 4 %.
ISAAC H. ROCKINGHAM" l. H. Frlthinl4,afn Co.
CHARLES 4. BULKLEY Z" Tuikley 4 Co
RICIlARp IfGELOW. " Daan King a Co
GEORGE y. MORGAN. T. d. Morgan A Co
THEODORE NcNAMEH, Elwen NcNanee A Co
CEPllAs u NORTON, " Norton, Jewett h Buzbee
OLIVER H. WpNp, Willard, Wc,d Co.
AIFREps BARNES A. : Hart,rs x Co
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knE LOCKWOOD. X Iolwo.sI 4 S,n
JOHN q. SkL.ON, Nelson Co.
LYMAN COOKE, " Cooke, DoHd Baker.
LfGt ?. MORTON Merton A Grinell
ClkIls NOBLE " Conlt Noble.
JOHN Il. HUTCHINSON, al. C. Howe 4 Co.
sTEpIkN PAtI, STEPHEN Paul 4 Co
CHARLES = BALDWIN, " baldwin, starr Co
H. GILBERT ELY. " Fly, ClappS Mcconnell
AMOS T DWIGHT, Trowbridge. Dwight Il Co
HENRY HURLBVr Swirl. IIurllut 4 Co.
JtSssE HoiT, " Jesse IIoyt & Co.
WM. sTt'RGIs, JR., s,urgs Shaw A. ca
JOHN X. FORD, Ford, Rubber 4 CO
SIDNEY MASON, Mason 4 Thompson.
JOHN W. wHITIoCK, WhtIock Kellogg Carter.
CYRUS YALE ia, rus Yale Jr. 4 Co
L. @ MEAD, AGnSr, Bratleboro.
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Remember the Place,
No. Elliot Street, BrnttIcboro, w.
30
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-01-09

A correspondent of the journal Of Commerce
gives the following interesting sketch of Cireas-
STA and its inhabitants
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-01-09

Is scientific medical discovery, and is daily working
almost great To believe. II by magic,
the frst dose giung benefit and seldom more than dose
required tn any Kind Of Liuer Complaint from the
worst Laundicc Dyspepsia to headache, all Of
which are the result Of a Diseased Lfucr.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-01-09

L. G. MEAD, AGrSr, Brattleboro.
Aug. 18th, 1857. SO
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-11
Justices Summons.

TNITFD sTtTES or AMERIca-STNTE OF
California. oun'v of Bette. In Justi~e Court
ophir Township. 1he Peorl- &C The state of Cali
foruia. to Ham Light. greeting: Ynu nte ter Nv
summoned Ia rpptRr before me- ~ my Office ia Ophr
Township, Gown Of uuti". on the .ix'eent h,a- III
August. A. l 1853. nj ellen t'cInck. A VI tp answer
unto the cor p'nint of Jnnes r. Cnine Il C =. WHO
sue No" - r'c'v"r the sum nf eighty one nrt forty
one hundrcdths dolsrs. said amount nIepea H., he.
d"" naniIns by defrErrpt. nm ncromt row on
file in his "fice. nuwe,: for iImt er rud moteriai
FURNISHED defendant nv nln'ins Mt d' fndan's spn-
cial ins aud r quest wien dp,nert will III, ,a-
ven Rn'nsf Won for IN" enid amount. together wi h
coets and dRm""es. IL fail Ia rppear and arsv,
'" the Sherih or a"y Constable "f said UNITY greet
In" Wake lerGl service md due rntnrr hereof
Given under my hand, this 2th dny of JnIr A. n.
1858. FDN ARD DDNAIiO.
Justice of Tho =, nrc &c snid Tnu,ehip
do hereby "r''cr that snrNiip { this s,mmnrs be
hid On De 'endani Nv public n'on in the Butte Rec
ord for period Of tweBIy.oIe favs.
July of'h. IS pCNATn I p
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-11
LEGAL NOTICES.
Insolvency Notice.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA-CtUNTYO Of BUTTE
- District Cou'r. Fifteenth Judicial District -
Daniel Gridley W. his Credit ~. In pursuance of
an order mnde In the Hon District C"uri..ai Cham
here on The Is- day of Jure. A. d 1879: Notice is
herehv given 10 the creditors OF Daniel Gricdey.
petitioner In insolvency 10 Re appear befure snid
Cruf', NJ Chsmhrs nj tn" Court it"use. nt nrovillp.
In said Comfy on Monday. tte 5't day cf July A.
i8ss OF fhe hour 10 och OK. Of thi dry. then ard
there fo show canse h any there be. VIII, the snid
Daniel Grdl"y. petitioner In insolvf ncy shonh not
make assignment of his estate. and he be dis
charged from his debts End liabilities.
Nv order of the Judge of said Cont nj Chambers
49, Wirress my hnnd. md ihc seri of snid
}.,., (court nfised, this u g frs day cf June, A
Cd. 1889. NJ II. pARR aCii.
~ Clerk District Court Butte County.
ie3 30d
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-11
Notice.

r. REHFBY GIVEN, To THE sTOCKUOtr-
. ers in The Uni, n Nini'g Company TINT t." se
"n'h n'' lrst stssme't Of Two hrnrr d liars
200 co. IN the ~ ~ Re Que and ra, aie ~ the
Trens"rer Mt the Compnn,'s ofAc NJ the Ci i'm on
he FIRST d-y cf Auru-t A. n. 1853 shnres of
so't upon which the aes"asments .hnli be nn,nid on
" Is dav Of An ust in he sold ut auction at the
Claim, to ny said asses. re,ds
=. DEANT, Secret ry.
Union Claim. Irlv II. 1Ssa
dollars. ha~irg inicret .t the rate of ~ rec rcr
cent per MOI tn fr'm the day nf Irre A. u 'sas
until rail. rrd the Of hir1 three So 100 dollars
costs OF suit Al MI sc'r"iEg costs ,n srid p,i..
wherein w. g. ALIEN is Plaintiff and r. F. DEN.
N'SON Ia ne'en'ant. have lev led nron .rd W III
exn.e st Public Sab. 10 TIE highest bill ter for CASH
1T the Court House dor in The town or crovilr.
~-'~.~ @vA. nai
"a gust An. 1875 Mt %. CLOCK r. VI Of saiI a ;.
all "f the right title aud interest Of the nbvc name
f~fe dant In md To all that certain niece or pnrc
~ i"nd sltnnfed In ih. town OF Orov'te. county of
Butte md State Of California Md laid down On ~ o.
np or plan of snid town of Orovii.. now IN hle in
the Recorders Off'r Of Rutte county ~ I OF No 3
in Blork No. I. being at the south. west COR or ot
Urd and Nvavs strr r., AM fronting 66 feet on Nv.
evs II rrt and 81 teet Rird stree. tg-thdr ih
nll and sngn'a- the 'enenents here'nm"nts aud M.
rnrenances thereunto belonging or in any wise an
pertaining
n. ID PLUM, Sheriff Bu'ie Countv.
Dated oroviile Augn % a. y 1863.