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ORIGIN or THE Word "CANAHDn- THE origin Of
the word "Ganard, the French for duck, when en-.
ployed to signify some unfonnded story is not gener
ally known. The following are the terms in which
NJ 0netelet relates in the Annnaire de l'Academie
the manner in which the word became used in its
new sense
To give sly lift at the ridiculous pieces of intel
gence which the journals are in The habit Of publish
Ing every morning, COrnessan stated that an inter
esting experiment had Just been made calculated to
prove the extraordinary Yoracity OF ducks. Twenty
Of these animals had neen placed together, aud one
Of them having been killed and cut up into The small
est possible pieces, feathers aud ali and thrown to
the other nineteen had been gulttonousy gobbled up
Id an exceedingly brief space Of time another was
taken from the remaining nineteen and being chop
ped SMALL like its predecessor was served to the
eighteen, and at once deveured like the other and
SO on TO the last who was thus placed in the remark
able position Of having eaten his nineteen companions
IN q wonderfully short timel All this, most nIea.
sanity narrated obtained a success which The writer
Of all the Journals in Europe 1t then became almost
forgotten for about q score of years. when it came
back from America, with ampliHeation which it did
not boast OF at the commencement and with regu-
lar certificate Of the autopsy Of the body Of the sur
yiving animal, whose osdphagus was declared to
have been found seriously injured Every one
laughed OF the history OF the canard thus brought
up again, but the word retains its novel Specification
SHERIDAN CRrfIcIsED.--We present an apecdote of
Sheridan, which he Introduces in long note beg.
ging us TO pronounce Wind, Wynde 1t must be IN
derstood that Sheridan agreed with Walker about
this word, but differed from him in respect to Gold
which he would pronounce Goold Mr.. Sheridan tells
US that Swift used to jeer those who pronounced
Wind with the short j, saying, 81 have great mind
70 iinnd why you pronounce it Wind ~ An iilib-
eral critic retorted this upon Mr. Sheridan by say
ing, III Imay be so boold, should be glad to Be
tOOd why you pronounce il iAOOld ~
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Actual Capital, sllOaas6 %, aud rapidly seeuaaia,-
ng--oa the SIutuai Plan. DIVIDENDS 30 PER CENT. FER
ANNUM. Interest payable thereon IN CASH
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speem s Cots lotteries
SWAN g 90. CONTINUE no DRAW AS USUAL, WITH
OUT INTERRUPTION.

Swan e. Co.'s lotteries arc Legal,
AND AUTHORIZED BY TIE STATE or GEORGIA
As>The late attempt to ipure our arm shown that
Lotteries DRAWN FAIRLY, that Prizes AID
PuNoTu ALLY, ard that our Schemes MORE LIBERAL
than any other Lottery In the world
The following Scheme will be drawn BY s. SWAN 90.
Managers Of the Sparta Academy Lottery Georgia. in eact
Of their Single Number Lstteries far june 1855 al
AUGUSTA Georgia, in public under the supsrntendence Of
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TE.aa Eaaper. I'LL I'aps,.l

BAuMBAoH + EYERs.
" loLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALERsIK
French asid American Paper EfaaRgingn,
BORDERS, CORNERS, OAKS AHD
MARBLES, in avery variety
No. "A EXCHANGE PLACE. opposite the Post. ofaea.
PARTICULAR attention paid to all work in hs ns aug 2pIl
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pATENT INDRsTRUoTIBLE WATERFIPEs.
1HARLEs BIER. WIN. d. sTEPHKEs,
o. O. BIER = co.,
No. IS CAMP STREET NEW ORLEANS,
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RiststaEen q botA WHITE ana SLAVE LIVES . sAo
speer,s P.tent cIaap ana TIoop iron Bands,

az5-Ageney. Nc 81 Garoaaelet street, New Orleans.
J. s. COPIES, Agent
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z. #. Murray, sage1tt,
Dealer in
PORTER, ALE AND CIDER, BOTTLES, CoRKs AND
CIDER VINEGAR,
Removed from 10 and q Bienvs street to o and a Gus
ToMHoUsE STREET.
R All orders for the above articles promptly allied ut the
ortest notice. by wholesale and retail. mys 2ply
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enstAa !. Apaas
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-07-28

my fflenis, IN makQ ~ -.
lletl fuaar man " xbG
emli laah agiy Nh. An
yau has mos a. A. 1 ~
lhg ap % lhs church lo.jSY, / r.
same men N lhe foai N.
Ahl | Ihauehi That ohe u tkoo
W. NJ puitlesi young msn o1(
cav NJ iny llfe,ah Md, es1 ~
uiah 0ulp them ! discovered ~
,hey wsserlaylna Of marbles. nh. and
they oil drew aleh unto tho place
wv called taw, and Iliey malseled.
all
And ibis purity young man was tho
laat 70 mafF,l ali. And when 10
lnarselel TO jumped up aud Tapped
ha hands lke a rooster do6s biz
wing, and says hc, II wish l may
bed 4 II | hahn, fnt nh."
And oh, my friends, then | thought
that waa the uglicst young mhn |
cversav IN mylic.ah. And Ispakc
unto hm thus Gays Young man,
lhIs u not the way 10 salvation
Aud stys he, odd hoes, II you hal
been salivaied as bad rs ! have, you
vouldu't wan. 10 hear talk Of salyA-
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G!oia patttr.
I'll THINK oY THEE

m think Of thee. when vernal llowcts
pia. with bloom ,hu passing hours,
Mhsn Insects hum, aud vild.bird lay,
In iaasii calendar the days,
When natures JOS language hnds,
A. voiced upon tho piping winds
Tbs, echo DER the valley trce.
VI think VI thee, III THAI Of thee
III think sf lhec when snm,ncr throws
4 ~ sh,tr splcu lur ua the etose--
Spread. DER ,hs eagll, grccnrr hue
Asd On the sky iusrnssr hlac,
~ ever csv's horizon nlngs
1hc opal snn.e,'s gorgeous wlnss,
|l'.l watch cich bright eh irmcr frc.
IND think Of thee. ani think Of lhrc'
ri think ~ thee whcn autumn Yields
fhe solieA ttcssnsgs ot hes hell',
Aa,l ~ antics h,r dcc,luius days
| l. Indian sumnct's nisiy haze;
Nhen winter rides upenthc blast,
AL all the leA.es agc sea.lrse.i cis',
u, thoughts, Fac hi,v.war'i hec,
Shall iu.n 10 shcc, .hall turn TO thee.
| III think u thee nj morn-nt uighl,
When every .snr.worli ,hfcbs With light
Nhsn morn asakcs from shadows dlm
When evening chants asE tcspsr hsmn'
Nhsn miduira, srrsalshes spangl'dN,ag'
A. sir.am that from ~ fountain srFlng'
h new born jey. 50 pure Will be
W thoughts u thcc, Wy thoughts u sh~c
III think VI lhcc, shcall grief Or tcass
Ihrk ttascs leave on vemiag vearsi
VI JOS ana glsdaez. wicld control
u'sr Ii. emotions u my soul.
h every place, 'iaid shids os shine
Gsside thu altar at the Shrine
Esi,re ,;ed's throne, IN hzniel knscs
III think o. thee, l'll shink Of thecl
Fssss.
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hH nlalhl sl ~ tfl ul Iha fal
hfneHi af billion hhd ho6I isalp
liae an b frullfoi shiy rs ofT, VIII
Va. abealy lelfhed. Il home. lhI
preparatory Iessvn N obedience Il
"iha puwar' llal be =
Vhla matter nfanmes 4 veiY gfasl
lmpdflaate. fl tios II the falfi.oh
of lilo Ihseduag generation, "a III.
lhHlwllam n lha cemify, ltath
4 ilemn taailmDay N lho aged nal
osprflpn 4 amenf ni, e1nhimel +.
MI ouf oWh observation IN iho pfam
lies ihNi lha young, now.a d,ys
are hsiy, hul headed, self indnl
gent, vllIel, iffcyereni. iIl.be
haYci, llL governed, much beyput
lheir ptole cssma lhat, whilst goul
ofal Intelligence h Increasing. an,
'oeic'y advancing IN the application
Of knowledge TO lhe purposes of life
those coming uoW On the stage oI
action, on whose shoulders The goy.
crnmeni a 10 rc.l and BY wbon, lht
great works, undertaken by then
father, ought % be carried on q
completion, nfo hot seriously prerar.
ing Tor their extraordinary rcspon.
slhlli,ics, but manifest a precoeiou0
Developments of bal principles and
manners, aspiring 10 iule, rather
than to obcy-n prceocI'y, which de.
lights IN calling the father. "ihe old
man. and the mother, "lhe old W..
man. which is ready to say to al
the representative. Of "law aud or.
dor prophets, or not, Ego up, \,
bald heads .."-boys, who think no.
thing o. lecluring their grand.sirei
On ",ho rights Of man." anl NOR,
especially their own rights spcWing
their tobacco on oil hands, and puff
ing their spoke into all faces ont.
"a ling oil loccncy by their doport
mon,, AMI mou,hipg the heavens witt
their ptolanity--and girls, who Of.
feet to have "iiuishei" their cdaca.
ton, before they have half finished
their teens, or can spell, write, parse,
OF punc.ua.c, in,clIigiby, their moth.
ct's tongue. counting, that no rev
Crcucc is due TO ycars nor any obc,
dicncc TO authority, nor any consid.
Grafton to wisdom and experience
bu, ,hata rev nge has been iuaugu.
rated, IN which everything mus, sue.
cumb 10 "Yoang America" Thcfc
are the time on which We have fallen.
Is il no, painful, vhcn oil those bad
principles anl habits shall have cOmc
to seed, a. We see them even now,
wha, q harvest of confusion and wo,
mus, be rcapcig Can We cxrcc, tho
nation ,o be wcll-soycrncd. when
each soycrelgu Of il Is not self gov.
esnell Tie Whole ship 10 Lc sound
and sea.var.hy, when the several
planks thereof afr worm eaten "
wind shalcni
Verify. i, il our deep conviction,
that no one ihing IS more impemI.ycly
demanded, than the universal instilI-
men, into the youthful mind, Of rer.
sreRcc fer iap. sabmi,sion n M.
Mor.iy. Without such anchorage,
our ship iri'i. 90 ruin.
These, ilsn, arr the things which
should be Taught q. home, grare, or
good manner grammar, or good
speech ; Tyrs ramenf. or good ODE.
dicncc--no, mere accomplishment
for bcauiy, but foundations Of gran.
Iic, on ehish. with proper care, may
be arrearel the noblssl sapcrs,rac.
turc which human hands and heart.
we're ever engaged IN erecting.
"p nohls wort of toll snsl care,
y tssk, most dslicnli aa1 rasvl
q simple hus ardu9ss plan,
To rsises dvellin<-rlscs ~ fair.
The sanctuary cf nan y
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SEVEN DE,pLy SISs, AsD NO Sat-
vArioy.--ThCrc are some sim ,hs,
not Ill tho perfume Of Arabia ear
fcntlcf savory. nor which pcnance net
holy water can remove. The fol-
lowing are seven Of them.
|. Refusing 10 take The srsR.
.. Taking Il and no. paying for It
8. Not advertising in the paper.
|. Smoking in and rryihg in,s
the secrets Of the sanctnm.
8. Making she printing .ofice :
los6ng place.
8. Heading the manaserip, in Ii,
eompOsi,ors' kanl..
{. Laying hanas on anything i
the oiliee, vi,hon, being invited.
For he 6rs. and second elFeucc
no Association eaa Be granted. Tk'
fourth is unrarlonablc. The fhl
i death BY Law. To the balance
especially the seventh. iispeusa,icl
can be sb'sinet BY .perisl agree
mcn.. Basines. hoan from sssc'
A. n. to 81 p. n.
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A GEM.

We break the glass, whose sasrca wins
To some beloved health w drain,
lssl iasurs pledges, les divine.
Should e'cr the hallswed 10Y profaac
Aad thus broke heart, that poured
lis tide Of feelings OF, fes thee.
= draaxkts BY sftse-tiaes drrlcrel,
Yet dear 10 memory.
sal ssiIl the Old iupissionsd says
AID habits u ny mind remain.
Asi ssill UNHAPPY Iishs displays
Thine image sksmbcfvd y NV brain,
Aal s,ill Il looks as whsn the hours
Went by like fights of singins birds,
d tina, soft chain Of SPOKEN towers,
And arr gem. thy werIs.
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vALuAHLr INFORMATION Foa
THE Lhbigs
EAfnEA

pie..fl slple, should be eaihsfoi
hpfafs lhey sfe fully rye pare anI
cook tender NJ a llille waiT II n
gnafias, elaeA Ne pila u lmll thr
ppashrt had sli q then, l.ei ihe
syrHp 'llnmer davt vtiie lhlet before
adding 4 10 lla fruit, ent when eold,
eoser llghl nnd Aeep nee from heat
and moisture
Peach Jelly may 10 made Ia DE
unll WY. Whom very fpe, nah
and strain through Jelly bag or
loye. ALLOW a pound " loaf sugar
% q pint N Inlro, half.ouncc Of ilt.
ier almond hlanched aud pounded,
% hall lho koruols of tho stone. II
i does not form readily, adj isln.
glass.
rrAou MNRllLAbr Mash 10 q
fno pull aai add sugar in propor
lion 10 tho sweet moata, and sinnef
down Ii should be q smooth, thick
masl. Pot away 10 large iumblus.
prunGs IN BnAEhY. - Wipe,
weigh, aud carefully select The Gim.
rs, fmit, have ready q quarter Of
their weight In powdered loaf sugar,
pat The fruit ina vessel that closes
tightly, throw the sugar over them
and cover with brandy. Place u
piece Of double foolscop nujcr the
cover, aud place the jar ii a sancc.
pan OF water until tho water is quite
hot, but not boiling; when cold, tie
the cover down tightly 80 that no
air can penetrate.
PEACH WINr. Take nearly ripo
ffuii, stoncji aud bruisc to q pulp,
pu, cigh, 4 nds Of the pulp to one
quart Of We, and lot il stand twen-
ty.lour hours then strain out tho
Juice. and to every gallon add two
pound. Of sugar, Turn into cask
and when IermtD>d and become per.
tcc,ly clear, cork tightly in bottles.
pRAeuPlE. Mellow, juicy peach.
cs. pcc.cd, whole, or IN. quarters.
laid in q deep pie platoon each
layer OF peaches sprinkle a thick
layer OF sugar, tablespoonful ol
water, and lieh, srrinkling Of -four,
and il will need no other seasoning.
Cover with n thick crust and bake
nn hour.
pElcn Dr~riiSGs. Should be
steamed Ils,cad oI stewed, as that
would break them. Serve with com.
mon sauce, or lemon sauce, Of one
lemon ca, fine, one cup Of butter,
aud q large cup Of sugar.
PFacnEs roa TrA.--IAre ripe.
peaches. Gu, them 10 quarters, ~ Pm
klc them with layers Of sugar, and
;,,es Tim cover vi,h ,ieI. wee,
srs.,n aaj ,hsvr i. nash;.s Ls,,s,
Pickf.rp PENiiEs,--Iskc any
kini OF line, large peaches thai ere
'olt rannel CLOTH place shrcc y
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l'mealle hllsi, eseffl1p happily tlI
social feelings, give iho young iful
notions n ihoIf own and olhof.
rights, oSefl the wholesome restrain
on childish waywatlncss. and he'll
10 form The heart for safe eanlne
nhd mixture With "lhe vide, wid,
worIdW Sueh mhnnrrsas are base,
un lhe joint sanctions Of nature aht
ChrItliauily, & befiting tho ,ntloa.
lelatiots 81 lIfei taught host b.,
"lina upon line, prcccpl upon Pre-.
cepi, here q lillle and there a lililo,'
Though the authoritative comunnd'
and nlicctivuatc cn,renilcs of parents,
IN tho uucm1ovsssei intercourse Of
the fumlly, - lbe nmsory, at tn,
'ays, BY TIE Ilcallh-slone, and in ih,
plSv gfouud. R a.
Dcabtlcss itlns fallen to yonr lot
to meet with sono where cdsmiion,
IN this respect, ves eh'irsly neglected
---ins'ances u persons highly gifted
in intellect, aud otherwise ft,e,l for
usefulness, lai 70 dellclen, In com.
mon sense, having 50 much unpur.
douable, fairiicss, 50 many coarse
and Low bred methods aud sayings,
80 hlany qualities Of the bear aud SO
few Of il'e true gentleman, ihai THEN
good 'in'en'lons and !, well'mcani
thor,' were generally llhc mis-spcnt
amar''lcn--'hey missed ihclr mark
SOFT must ever be. No srlcndor
ul genius, vas'ness OF learning, OF
sincerity OF purpose, can atohc Ior
'hc heslcct OF the small, sweet
ecus'eslcs OF lltc." \ polished BLADE
oe'sef weFs U.s. snd, 'han q rough
a.a ia''y oN'' iaa' n'uy neposlsh
eu' at'e' you nave gwen u Tue proper
shape anu temper hu'' II II oe
proposea 70 p0l''a . human pe'ns'
'ne process mas. pcSan y zoe ",
'I'nnS' ,, !Ou are saaPIas sud
~upsr'"s h''n' ana n'us' Keep pace
WIN n'' s'O~'' ana y'"'s--'"eh' VI
ne.sf
isas" go =. no'as, u'a' our "
!, .pus may 'e - 'an's, s,oNn UP ~
'"s'' 'oa.n' WV ou' .ass's,s m',
y. ~ = s'.'',s,a ss.ass s'S"es, ~ ises a''s'
''e ''m''''a'" " Pasee'
~ - - sfdI"e az ~ - mean .' nO' "
~, mus" y, -, 'us' p'ae''ce'
ihe pn',Osopu! - ,aunla' y au
's's 'usa"se. s,u'! ~ s'''.uss - I "
aIEssc'a'eu, csr aa'heu anu
Sun',a's. ~ na. n''a pus 'ae !Oa's
NY ~ ~ 49,, ~ '"s 'esu''s
ot '"a' la'v.efay. Se'0se 'nsy re, !,
es'e' s1n e'ea s;ss ~ ae l'st h'p'ass o.
sa'Ia'e0s' ~. ~, iassslac',y " sPe.sa
% 5 u,s sY' os's 'e.ua' ,,, ssea' 'as
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f-Sr MAIDS vsas neshisg bss
husbands, and then hey want svsry-
:hirs.
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.Ll,n WORK

w NJ psseRtrrioss. from lafsc Hand
nIl. ia Fancy Cards. dcnc with Ncatncss
al Dispatch. and on rcasonahlc terms.
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Inc Auditor OF Public Accounts,
Cd ,he Iii..,.sirn;an Tho I follor;rs \, MIN
interesting statistics, showing ne
incrnedsaluc Of taxable lands in
,his State iscm the year 1854 to IS.
81, and the increase in the number
Of taxable slaves in 1857 over 1850.
These s,Asistics, deu,ons.ra.inr tho
enhanced scvourcos Of AIississipp,.
and her steady enhancement upon
the high Soad of wealth and proSpcri-
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IIoMs EDUCATION
o. ufats, Grammar end uoytfn
fnfnf.

~ M InHt tlhlfLflH,
n .I.AAlaI. hlnlalln.
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- ~ ssly ssfs'v Is N t;sd.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-08
DAILY BUTTE RECORD.
oRovILLE, THURSDAY APRIL srH, 1853.
Sacramento News.

SACHAmENTO, Aprll OtH
In Senate, Assembly amendments to bill
for sale OF 100000 acres of school lands con
CURED in.
Swamp Land bill vote reconsidered, and
bill made special order for tomorrow
Senate appointed committee to meet House
committee, to draft State Prison bill for both
Houses.
Amendment to civil practice Act passed.
Act concerning roads and highways passed
Act to prohibit champerty in courts of San
Francisco, lost.
la Assembly, bill prohibiting medical alb.
orton advertisements, passed.
Bill to give stable keepers &C., lien on
animals for their board, passed.
Oakland Visiting Committee, reported
unanimously in favor of removing the Capt..
tOl to that place Senate portion of Com re-
fused to join motion to lay on the table
lost, ayes %; noes Al. Made special order
for Friday
Sacramento delegation (three out of FOUR
reported consolidation bill favorahly.
Mr.. Howell introduced an Act concerning
pay of officers and members of the Legisla-
ture.
MIR Ferguson, introduced an Act to pre-
vent Chinese working in the mines.
General Kibbe, elected Quartermaster
General. with scarcely any opposition.
p. f Cannon and VIM. II. Lyons. elected
Trustees of Insane Asylum. -ErpresS Itfe-
gydm
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-08
Romans ErancAis.

Messieurs Gnrnham X Lockwood eilerent an pub
lie Franelis de Butte county un grand asortimen
des mcillcurs ouyragcs des autcurs du steele.
dis BUREAU DE LA pOSTE.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-08
THE CUU RTS.

DIsTRrcr CouRr-Second Monday In January
MAY. aud November, and fourth Monday Of August.
Couxry CoURr.-first Monday in March and June
second NJ ,nday in Septemb3r and fourth Monday In
November.
Couar OF SESSIONS --Secon1 Monday in Fehru-
ay, third Monday in April, July and October.
PRoBAr CoURr Fourth Monday in February and
May, third Monday in August, AMI second Monday
in De ,ember.
BOARD OF SrpERWsoRs Meets A St Monday in
February, May, August and November.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-08
Card.

Doctors SNRpEs 4 JEyK,Ss have removed their
Office to the County Hospital, Lynchburg, and will as
usua attend TO all professional calls, day or night
Feb. 18th lSjSXtf
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-08

DIR. j. e. YOUNG, whose advertisement al
verti-ement appears in another column is the pioneer
advertising Physician in this state, has cured more
patients than any other Attention is called to his
advertisement, Il
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-08

FRAvKLIN ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER, U. D.
q stated meetings are held in the Masonic
x y II lion the second and fourth Fridays of each
~ \mon,h. II. a. GASTON, NJ. L. II. +.
e. +. COTTON, Secretary.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-08
DIR. LANES NJ. NANC.

Dry Creek, Butte County, California. Office thre
miles south OF Forkners ranch, ten mile. north ives
OF Orove. Special attention given TO the treat
ment of chronic diseases, affections of the Eyes, &C
Jan. s. 1855
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-08

Tive would call attention to the Card OF Dr Van
Zhndt, of san Francsco,who is treating Eye aud Ear
Diseases with truly great success, since his return
from abrond Once in Wrights buildiug, NV. cor
ncr of Montgomery and Jackson street, where he
may be consulted "a y. f2-3m
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Oroyillc Turn Nercin.

Regular meetings are held on the second an,
fourth "Wednesday every month, at 7o'cock p. NJ
Turn Exercises every Tuesday and Friday, at
O'Clock NJ.
BY Order. SIMON X. R0SENThAl., Sec'y.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
For the Lungs, Coughs, Colds, Sc

For the Lungs, Coughs, Colds, &c.--
wIsrAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY impArts new
vigoro vital action and relieves the system by open
ing the pores Of the skin, and promoting the socrs
tions af the mucous matter. Its action is surdorfc
sedatve and expectorant, by opening the pores, al
LAYING irritation, and by rendering the expulsion OF
mucous matter easy. Those who take Balsam will
feel immediate relief from the distressing rritaiions
that accompany aectatons of the respiratory organs
The pores have been ciosed-the Balsam opens them,
The lungs suffer from irrtation-the irritation is
soothed; the pulse is violent and feyerish-they are
sofened, and the mucous membrane is relieved of its
engagement with rapidtty and ease. All by the use
of this useful remedy. CAUTION AS there are many
counterfes, look we'll al the signature before pur-
chasing; take none unless 1t has the name of "San
ford X Park" engraved on the outside wrapper, all
others are base limitations.
COTTON 4 McDERM)rr, Agents, oroville.
PARK Il WHITE, Importers and wholesale AGENTS
for all genuine Patent Medicines, l32 Washington
street, Sa3 Francisco. feb2l I'm
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DIR. J. r. N. OWEN

NUAf he found at all Ia ours, day AM
WE night, at his Office at Colon & McDermotts 5
Drug store, when not absent professional bus-
ness
The singular discrepancy between vha. is due him
and what he expec's To realize from the same. and
The increasing difficulties IN meeting the ordinary
demands OF frugal lite, Impress him with the ub-
-uriity of continuing render professional vice
which poses some expense and much resp0nsi-
biity Cor the ridiculous consideration Of II % A
DOCTORS BlILl' and especially such paper
seems not likely 10 become aegotiabe at an early
period In these parts.
Charges will hereafter be presented, In all cases
s soon Us his services 10 be- required Persons
living away from town, who may require his servi-
cs at nj igA would do well 10 send by their messen-
ger $50 II they require prompt attendance, as he
ean . less Afford - injure or Ieopardze his health
by nght-ridng unless he can thereby realize areadS
nyoylsiop for his own necessities
To those who hsse paid his demands. he desires
to express his sincere th8rss for their patronage.
| OroyiIle, March lin
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~ DIR. j. L. CLaphay's reputation is rap
idly spreading through this state anl Oregon as we
learn from reliable sources lie is practicing with
remarkable success. and has deservedy secured
public conf ience. Those needing medical aid would
well to call write at his Institute, in San Fran
cisco We refer the reader to the Doctors advertise
ment in another column
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San Francisco Daily bulletin.
Parties desirous of subscribing to this paper can
have it cit at their residences by lerving their adj
dress al the Posr OFF,CE LITERARY DEPoT.
GARNHAM Y LOCKWOOD.
Feb. l3-3t Agents.