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LEGAL NOTICES.
COnStable'S Sale

ElY Virtue OF a Writ OF Exeeu.,
hD issued on the eth day Of June A. D. lssso, :
the Justices Court of L u. kinson, Justice n, :
Peace In mud for kmshew o~nship in the : m,
Of Butte and State of California TO me direc,.d 8
delivered, commanding me to make the sum m =
hundred and tisty one dollars damages. and tv,r y
one dol MS aud seventy five cents cost. toosr y
with all sccruing c0s,s on said writ wherein. n )
Cochran is plainiiB, and A. A. smith and Mrs -
smith are defendants, have levied upon and . 4
expose At public ssle To the highest bidder for c,,
on the 9th day OF JnIy A, d 1858 at the hc.1
Cf 2oci es =. NJ Of slid day. all OF the right tlss
and Interest in and 70 the following described nss
perry, to wit: ono certl dwell Irr h1-e situsis -
Eowery street in ihs town of lnskps, 10 the COZ ~
Of Butte. Static Of California ssll yelling t,rs
adj is Messrs. Hall Co.'s liver $40 IN eadtSn
t6gelt ct with al aud singular the fixtures ip -
about belonging and NJ pertaining in anyw there.s.
Tie above sale will lake place at the premses n
the town Of lnskips above mentioned.
Il. y. PERRY, Constable.
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Sheriff S Sale.
RTUE OF A Decretal Order

"N VIRTUE OF uecretal Orde er
hH isSu,d nut nf the District Court. or the Fif.
tecnh ludicn District ard tor the County uf nuiie
and State of California, against J. T. KIRwtN and
IN favor Of q. A, lawlcy for the sum Of Three hum
dred and thirtv-scvCn twrntv.hur one hupdrcdths
do'lars principle debt with interest there at the
rate or ten pcr cert per from the 10Th day Of
December 1851 uniH 'eid also all costs of suit.
taxed iu the sWm of twenty cne htly five one hup-
dredths doNars sni tl 1cutuiug costs on said writ.
to me- directed ami irereA eomtnan ding me to sell
the nortcaced prer i-ss hefersfier described to
sstisN said demand viii en- saturday. the
26th day % June 1858, at the hour of >
oelock + NJ. of ai1 iay IN pursuance Of the re-
qutsmcRts said oider sell AZ public sale 10 highs
es, bidder foe ca h. the property described in said
order Of sale as follows. 10 Wit All that certain lot
piece rAree ofand lying and being situate in the
town of orovilis county of Butte and State Of Cali
farnia to wits Az the right title and interest Of de-
iendant in ard TO that certain lot Ia orovle afore-
saia. bounded and described follows. TO wit
Commencing two feet east from the south west cor
uer Of let number one IN block number eighteen
aceordine 20 the Flat survey ~ said town Of oro
Vile now hic In the Recorders cfice in and for
Butte county, thence running casterly along the
no them line of Montgomery street in said town
thirty fst, thence at right angles northery forty
feet. thence eAsterly and parallel with said Mont
romery street thirty eight feet. and thence at right
Aneles forty feet in sonthcrly direction TO the
place Of beS nning being tho west half Of said lot
together with all aud singular the tsnesneuts here
dttaments and appurtcua noes thereuuta belonging
or n auywise sppertaniug.
The ahoye sale to take place al tho Court House
deoF In the town of orovile county and Stale aure
satd.
" y PLT.u. Sheriff Bnife County.
cEovillc, June 3. \ 4. ls5sI
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Guardians Sale.

4 H. PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
"a THoNAS SUARi &. insane. Of the COUNTY nf
Bn'tc. Sisie of Cufnra.1 ~, required to exhibit
them together with tle E-i i.ssary vouchers. within
ten months from and afcr aie oC this nnlire or
the same will be forever h1rfed a. William Clcve.
iand. at Cleveand's ranch IA Ophr Township, or To
d. W. Cheesmsn, Orrvnic.
WILLIAM CLEVELAND,
GuSrt'an ~ Thomas Sharre
Orovills. May 2oth. \. u. lsSs. my2a 4w
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Probate Notice.
Estate Of J. ID. BROWN, deceased.
CTATE OF CALIFORNIA-COUN

Estate OF J. ID. BROWN, deceased.
GTATE OF CALIFORNIA-COUN
~ of Huue-PROBATE COURT In pursuance
Of an or made In said court on the 25lh day OF
May ID. 1855, Eoiice is hereby tiven to alI wi ON
1t may concern TO be and appear before the Hon.
Probate court IN and for sliG county on the / @ II
day OF AugWt A. ID. 1888 then aud lheie to
show cause II any there be why the following des-
cribed real es.ac should not he sold as prayed for
by the administrator herein to vii: All that c. rtain
piece or parcel OF land sill ate, lying md bcnt in
The city md county Of SAN Francisco, bounded anu
described as follows, 10 vii: commencing on the
northerly line f Vallejo street, distant III feet from
the northwest coirer OF Vallejo and Mason street.
running thence westerly along the norherly line oi
VALE lp street 70 feet, thence at right angles nurther,
l31 feet inches thence enste"iy at right angles ,:
feet, thence scuthehy at right ang es 1877 feet
inches 10 tho place Of beginning, bel part Of that
certain 50 vara lot No. els.
BY Order uf the Court.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Pro
LIS. bate Court affixed this the 2Sih day of May
- A. d. 1879, II DARRACH,
Clerk Of Probate Court Butte co
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Notice.

a PPLiCArIoN will he made a, the mex; meet
~ ing of the Board OF supervisors. or a. soon
thereafter ne application b. heard for having ont
aVoonty Road from Thompson's Fla, TO Yankee
Hii via Table Land. CanRon's Ranch and Chernkes
Raylns. c. A. SIMMONS.
Oregon Guleh 3une 10th. lsjs.--5v
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Notice.

A IL OF THE SHARES CF TIE ''49 ana
"a Qlartz Mining Company on clth assessA s =, n.A
NJ due and remaining unpaid, VIII be sold a. pss
lie sale on he 10th day of July 1853 for ther 4
menls due. The sale to take place ai the oas~ y
the company at Yankee Iii, Butte oouh!'
O'Clock =. NJ ofsaid day ....,,
& +. WuITEMAN, Pre'dsn"
JosEPH GoGEEs, Sccy.
Yankee I'M June l6h, lS5S-td.
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Notice of Dissolution.

NJoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the partner
~ ship heret fore existing between Chnsiopl,r
Cockrill and Galloway G.. Heath, in the business u
of isng and trading in stock, is this day dssolvt
by IL utual consent
CHRISTOPHER COCKTAIL,
GALLOWAY q. HEATH.
Dry Creek. Butte county, Cal, June 10, 1855.
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Sheriff Sale.
ErY virtue of two Writs Of Execution

EEY Virtue OF two Writs of Execution
. issued oui Of the District Court OF the Fifteenth
Judicial District. In aud Tor the County OF Butte, and
state Of California, 20 me directed and delivered,
commanding u'e io make the sum Of 6fte-n hundred
dollats with interest thereon at tie rate of three
rrr cent per uor IN from tho 9Th day Of March 1888
until paid. together with all aecruiag costs on said
writ wherein Ritche Garlnw are plaintiffs, and
II. G poWner Is defendant; also the sum Of nine
hundred and twenty mine eighty five hundredths
Jane \, u lS'S until paid. and all costs Of srt
taxed In the sum ofeirhteen twenty one hundredths
dollars. and all acetune costs said writ wherein
NJ. T. Mcconnell and Connell Billings are plaintiffs
and n. G. nowner is defendant have levied upon
and will exrose at puhlc sale to the highest bidder
for cash on Tuesday, the 20th day of June,
A. 1855. ~ The hour Of o'clock I NJ. of said day
all Of the isht title and interest of the above named
defendant ~ aud to the following described prop
ettv. ta : that ecrtain reservoir situated Cu
what Is known as Croyier lItll near the town Of
Orevilie. iu Butte county and state or Califor-
MIA together with the water ditch tupRpg from
DRY Greek hy and into ssil reserveir 10 feHther
river also The GHwe running non near said
reservoir ~ Feather tirer and formerly known
as Srllivan & Co = Aume, together with all and
singular the GNurrs herctitameuis and arpur-
tcrauces heloHriUg to said reservoir ditch hume
or In anyvis srrcrtsinirr thoreuuto.
The above sale to take place Al the Court House
door IN the town Of oroville, county and State
aforesaid
n. d. PLUM Sheriff Butte County
Dated orovile, June Tth, A. d, ISIS.
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Notice.

NOTtCE Is HEREBY GIVEN to the ssceao.~, ssno.s,
~ crs in The ' irgin Quartz Mining y. ~, ~ \
that AL shares upon which the assessms,ss nj y
paid on nr b-f 70 the l5'h day Of 'u'y 70, isv,
told Ia paw soch assessments, aecord'ns ~. con
pubic aucii n 10 the highest bidder, si 'ns.ssf
us tssr IN the town Of Orovilie, I"
NJ ou SAID 18th dav of July Sas
By order Of tic Board of Trustees: ,-..,Asss
Ell. CoMLEY, Pres'os'"
r V CnRTEz, Secretary.
June lSlh'
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Administrators Sale.

IN Pursuance of n Order OF the Pro-
y bate onrt tr Butte County Ia retinr- made. the
undersigned. Administrator Of the estate OF Wm
" Harlan dec ased aIe Of sad county. will expose
FOR sale at public Auction. on the rancG formerly
cupied h, dec ased on Lite utie Greek about two
miles west OF sam Meals residence in said county
the following property. to vii:
About ; head OF Cows with calves;
About 30 head of H. G year old steers;
About G. end ~ fine yeaFings, past;
l Rul > wears OH:
l KH year. old;
I fine American Horse;
I Spanish Colis;
Farm Wagons
lnt oi Wheat ahoni IS hushels;
lot nf Barley. about so bushels
Terms of sale cash Sal~ tn 'ek- pi,re on TRI-
DAY, the 10th OF july, 1858. nj IL oelo,kM
WN l.. EVANS.
June l4 Admin Of said Estate
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FEyHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE or CALTFOR.
u mia. Send Greeting TO John 4. Rollings. oliver
Z. Watson. Allen Clymer. VIM. l.. Evans. Charles
Evans, G.. Wheeler. Thomas Davis, Thomas
Roncher. Charles Ernslcy. J. Watson. J n. Wooden
mud samuel J. iIensley: Won are hereby rrpn r"d
tn appear in mn action brought against ypu Ivy The
above named plaintiff in the pisitit r,urt "f the
t,Ncvuh Judicial District, in and tor the Co'niY ~
puttc, and Ia answer the Complaint filed her 'n 90
copy Of which accompanies this Sumn'usl Wth-n
ten days. exclusive uf the day Of servir) after a..
service of this summons # served within IA
county. if served out of this county hut within his
Iucial District. eithn twenty DAYS: or If served ont
uf said District. then within forty days-or Judgment
hy default will be taken against You TIE said action
is brought 10 obtain judgment and decree oflorr-
date on the 2aih day Of June 4 d 1855 executed by
the defendant John A. RolliIgs TO the plainiif' and
for the sale of mortgaged premises desert bed herein
aud the application Of the proceeds of such sale 10
the PAYMENT uf hcamount due on the prumisnry
descr bed In said mortgage. together with such
other and further relief in the premises as Ia our
said Court may seem righ, aud proper also costs
OF suit and II YOU fail TO appear nd the said
complaint ~ above required. the plaintiff will apply
10 the Court for the relief demanded therein
Given under my hand AMI the seal Of the Dsir>ct
{ - Corrt OF the Fifteenth Judicnl District.
iSEAL this 18Th day of April in the year q,
- } onr Lord one thousand eight hundred and
hi(y-tigb,.
Nh nARR.CH, Clerk.
ry j. II. .MARPLE. Deputy Clerk aplT-cm
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Summons.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
In the District Court of the 18th Juiicial District
County OF Butte.
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Action brought In the
District Court uf the t'ii-
teenlh judicial District,
and the complaint filed
in The conn y of Butte,
In III. office Of the Clerk
of said District Court.
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Josepn ~. SlcAanutr
vs
Jno A. Rollings.y
Oliver y. Watson, !
Alien Clymer,
WIN |. Evans,
Charles Evans,
G. Wheeler. |
Thomas Y. Davis.
Thomas v. Roucher,
Charles IIensley,
]. Watson.
J. X. Wooden. and ]
Samuel J IIcnsley,
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" y. PLU.W, She IL Butte County
provilte Junp I 1S5s
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sengers on board. The flying steamer had
left the lighthouse far behind and moved
gallsnty on up the open Atlantic, with pros
poets of as speedy and safe a voyage as any
vessel that ever crossed the ocean. Night
was coming on. The clouds in the heavens
portended storm. The winds blew and
howled dreadful hurrine This ill.fated
vessel was seen late in the evening, strug-
cling with fate, now lying in the trough Of
the sea, now an the top Of the mountain
wave, now upon her side, and again plung-
ing, as 1t were, into the abyss below.
"The storm WAS lound, the night was dark,
The ocean yawned, and rudely bowed
Tee wind that tossed my laundering bark"
Morning came. tn. sun rose oh open
sea. The President, with all on board, had
gone down, and was never heard Of more.
Thus pershed, ere he reached the meridian
of life, one Of the eminent divines Of our
country.
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BoGus CorS.-The Philadelphia Ledgcr
says it seems as though the manufacture AMI
sale of bogus coin in that city has at las.
become a perfectly legitimate pursuit. It
reports:
In our rambles about town, we came
across placard. conspicuously displayed ia
show case on Second street, not far from
Chestnut, which read: GOOD imitation Of
gold coin-always keeps its color-for sale
cheap" We took peep into the case and
there beheld tempting array of two-and-a-
halves, tives and twenties, all well calculated
to deceive unsuspecting individuals, especial
ly at night.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Wag0n Manufa ctorV,

YF'E subscriber respectfully his thanks TO the
l. public for their past very liberal patronage and
takes occasion to that he has enlarged newly
fitted up his Wagon shop, at his old stand Columbus
ST.. and j. prepared make and finish the most COM
pete and durable Farm Wagon offered in this market
He guarantees that sensible shall be troubled
with any embarrassment" in deciding upon the supe
riority Of Lis Wagons. He imports material from
New Jersey Missouri with which TO misead the pub
lc but relies upon the native timber OF the great north
west. Having taken the Diploma at the County Fair
for the best Farm Wagon in every respect, he is
pared TO make more Of the same quality if desired
Al
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Gen. Havelock is wit as well as war;
rior. The following is the dispatch by which
he cynveys the intelligence of his last sue
cess to the Governor General:
Dear Canning.Let all our past msfor-
tunes be forgotten, for we are in LUCKNOW.
HAvELocK.
This is nearly as good as Sydney's famous
dispatch announcing the capture of Scinde:
-"Peccayi." 81 have sinned."
hhey bote at some time served in the
Punjob.
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The Pace OF LEcrURE.--Under this
heading we see it stated that Elihu Burritt
was rendered $40 for the lecture he recently
delivered before the Young Mems Literary
Association at Kenosba, Wis, but would ac-
ccpt only $50, modestly declaring that he
conceived that to be all it was worth.
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Carriage Repository,
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS

.--- .. TsJHE ALvORD CARRIAGE MANU-
Css1.-St-Sr/ Il FEATURING COMPANY, thankful
for the patronage bestowed upon them
AlZ--.-t the past year, would announce that they
have hand and receiving from their manufact0ry
in Connecticut good assortment Of CARRIAGES,
ssting in part OF BaTrouches RocEaways, Sliding Seat
top and top Buggie of various patterns Light Spring
wagons with two seats, Concord Bugges &C. all made Of
fDHnecticW Lumber, and in the most durable manner
Having had "a long experience in the manufacture OF
CARRIAGES, We feel confident that give entire
satisfaction in durability, workmanship quality, and
price. We invite all wishing purchase call and
examine stock. Az 1CGr-rdHted.
We have also a shop connected with our Repository,
for doing all kinds Of Carriage repairing short notice,
and IN the best manner. Store Main Street.
sep2S-iu* H.,w. JONES, agent.
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Millinery and Dress TfiiLIi'g.
NJ CRDlTN

"a cinfry that sire has taken the room. over baLie
I.arv'- Boot store Madison 81 few doors west %
olEIs Ottawa where she soiIrs orders ia al thai
fr.fr. o. Tue Millinery Tra1e in the line 81 Dress
Making Cutting FI-tiur- &c lIer stock Of HsaH"ry
,asEs I.- Is.n .-Iec;ei N.th mach aI- vii be
found -ss.r5ar Having had thorough instruction and
experience fr tire business she j. confident Of being able
., -. re-e--t s5.f-ra.tisu juu27-tf
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The City Of st. Paul has expended $Io.-
220 for educational purposes during the
past year, Pretty well for young city.
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The Rev. George &. Goodman.
ET HON. o. II. SMITH.

1t was Sabbath morning. The LAST o. the
city church bells was ringing as I left my
boarding house on Capitol Hill, at Washing
ton City, for Wesley Chapel. 1t was quar-
| terry meeting. The preacher had closed his
sermon, when there arose at the desk, a
! slender, spare man, about five feet eight
! dark complexion, black hair falling car eless-
/ ly over his hig forehead, lean, bony face,
( wide mouth, round breasted black coat, with
| falling collar black vest and pantaloons.-
Addressing The congregation he said, " We
desire to take up small collection for the
relief of destitute, wOrn-out Methodist
preachers and their families. We appeal to-
day to the hearts of the congregation" and
took his seat large collection followed
| whispered to Patrick e.. Good, Of Ohio
who sat by me, who is that:" "Don'I
YOU know him? 1t Is Geo. G. Cooknan" ="
The next Sabbath was at the chapel again.
Mr.. Goodman preached. ! returned Salts
fed that he was no ordinary man. The
election for Chaplain Of the Senate came on
a few days after, and without the knowledge
OF Mr.. Goodman, privately suggested his
name to the Senator's around me. The most
Of them had heard him preach. He was
elected chaplain by a decided vote over the
Rev. Henry Siicer, against whom there was
not the least objection; but we wanted to
bring Mr. Goodman more prominently be-
fore the public. The next Sabbath he
preached his first sermon in the hall Of the
House to avery large congregation, from the
text, " The sword Of the Lord and Of Glide
on He made a profound impression on
his hearers that day, which seemed to in
crease with every succeeding sermon.
Il is not my purpose to sketch the many
sermons o! Mr.. Goodman during the time he
was chaplain Of the Senate, the most OF
which ! heard. lie was clear, distinct
and powerful preacher. The remarkable
clearncss Of his mental vision enabled him 10
see and describe ohateyvr he touched so a.
almost to make Paul. SiGs, Peter, Mark, and
john stand before YOU as he named them.
His tone Of voice, as he warmed with his
subject, and the tear stealing down his
cheek. were irresistible As q pulpit ora
tor, take him all IN al he had few equals.
and no superiOTs, that | ever heard. There
was no place Cor choir where Goodman
sang. His voice was melody itself heard
him 10 the Senate Chamber on the funeral
occasion Of Senator Belts, Of Connecticut
The Chamber was crowded. The Presi-
dent, Departments, Foreign Ministers, Sena-
tors and Representatives were there. dis
tinctiy rec0.iect one Of his figures Of speech.
- As the human family come upon the great
stage Of life, they find at every fork Of the !
road the hBgcr-boaTd distinctly pointing to |
the -raye-t5 the grave, There IS no other |
road 10 travel from infancy t. old age and /
death but the :oad that leads to the grave" /
There was not dry eye in the Chamber .
when he closed his sermon OF one hour, and 4
sang alone the single verse Of the hymn
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OTTAWA
Agricultural & Seed Store.
Z, W Csa.I IEEsEEsaiSS

Manufacturer aud Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all
kinds Of
Ynrr,,iarc implements and nachincry.
= -UCH a. TiresIing and EsdpiUg Machines Power
- and hand Corn shelters, Tanning Minis, Hay Cutters,
pinw, Uarrows Drills and Planters, both hand and
horse Cheese Presses Thermometer and Cylinder
ChurI,s Yokes and Bows Axes, Hatchets, Sboveis,
Spai.s and Forks. Also. the celebrated sod and SUB
Soil PI0 and great variety of others or breaking and
stirring manufactured Lockport. Joliet, Morris. Peru,
aud Palestine. The Premium Star Corn and Cob NH,
Garden and Field Seeds, in all varieties and genu-
inc Also, the Chinese Sugar Cane Seed, warranted
pure. 49, -.
ToHe for Ottawa and viii he tor sale at the Agri
cultural store, on La Sale st.
Grateful for former patronage, solicit the connu-
ancr of orders the present shall spare no ef
fort TO make it object for farmers patronage. Ny
oIs are all made the best material and by the most
cxperieuced workmen. Tmar2lI T. W. CHAMBERLAlN
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THE undersigned having purchased the shop and stock
of Gewell Finley where he intends to carry the
bu.i a extensive scale. He has hand and
i always in receipt Of the best quality OF American
lian and Egyptian Marble for Head Stones Tomb Stones
Monuments Msnees, Furniture, &c. As he has some OF
the best workmen in the western country he feels
red that he can up anything In his line in superb
or style together with low prices, he feels assured that
he viii give all those who favor him with their support
entire satisfaction.
n. u. Orders from distance earnestly .o,ic,ted and
prom, .ly attended to. JAA0 WlLlA.
OstaWo, March 9, 1866.
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TIL NV YORK BAKERY

tss " sst- -lE.s.f ~ - VI PNSN.
al iIE EUI-r gUrd would -fll.y inform the inha
e. Titaats % Ottawa and vicinity that they
prepared firu.z the choicest variety Of Crackers,
such Batter. Soda lemon. Boston, -;-r AH-rl-t
j Water Biscuit. Also. Bread. Cakes. Brown Er-st
Pi-s. &C.. &C. ia good variety. Confectionery, % thr
choicest selection, constantly on hand All kiUGs o:
Fancy and Wedding Cake made 20 order.
The Subscribers having spared no pain- nor eTpsL-e 20
f;riu- up q wagon for the convenience aud a--ota4lia
iiou Uf ;i-r and -ne public generally,
a'- o. Hlai-h ytiiGs i1 their line 20 those fo d."
-~- Tra-- wishing L.l- Sew l.ra Ns-.u Co rIi daily,
vii please send iig.r orders - ie y. l. Bakery, TO
rr.- post Once.
seI-R.rerlber the place. i1 Ha-ssrk's Bi1cs, next
door vest Of tile Meat Market. Main street. send IL
your ORDERS and tley viii receive prompt attention
J. g.. wifFF.EI T-eF.l ". ~r-F-1r.
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6<tNG. GzETaAS& Go.

SErOILD inform the farming community that they are
w manufacturing very superior CORN slLl.LEB
AID HORSE POWER. Having had il well tested the
Is, asOr. farmers and Warehouse men,
,r. are ,r.rrd to speak adyisedly Of ts merits, and
~ refer to all who have used il for the proof Of what
". .oy W. therefore challenge competition with any
other Machine in use. All ask is trial. being willing
for the Machine to stand upon its merits.
W. are also manufacturing large horse powers and
irreshcrs Of the most approved kind IN u'e
Al kinds Of repairs done short notice and rea.ona-
be - 49,.
Sjat, ia connection with the steam Planning Mill
i1 - KING, GILMAN SCO.
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- CITY Market, Gs

!s City Market, a
asss.S Z C,yser or Lr Srne ond Nv
~ Nodis,.5 ats, H0yth cJtt,e, -.
cf;s.s--..z,sa v-sa GuHrt Hyqse Ott9r", H., ,Gy
WOOD & I}DNEEyI.
rF9e above market, after having been greatly enlarged
and thoroughly repaired, is IUu opesi and ready for
Tie accommodation %: the public No expense has been
sTar,l in furniture aud fixtures to make it place wor
;iy Of our Cy and both pleasant, hope it will be
profitable. to visit. We propose 10 keep on hand, and TO
serve customers in style o! superior neaness all
kinds Of meats sUch
BleE in steaks. roasts, dried corned &c, Mutton,
J,1i. Hiss. Shoulders, Pork, fresh and salt, Yankee
Sausag.- &c, SC.
Also, all kinds oi game in its season.
Fresh Trout and White Fish from the Lakes
In short, everything aPpertaining to well regulated
City Market.
At the proper season stand viii also he kept for the
sale of all kinds Of fresh vegetables, supplied from c
best garden iri the vicinity Of the City.
He,tt ,oiH be deliJerei iIt ann part Of ne CHg.
srzG1y WOOD & DONJEIT.
on and after January 1st, ISIS Meat viii be scld at
this Establishment exclusively for CASH