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Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-16
CONSTABLE S SALE.

ECY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
Ee out OF Justice Berry's court, Of Ophir Town
ship County of Butte, to directed in favor of A.
C.WIGliT and against JOHN HOFFSTETTER,I have
seized and shah expose for sale at public auction,
at , O'Clock p NJ. on ednesday the TWENTY
SEVENTH day of January, AID 1858 at Wilson's
Ranch. Butte County. road from WyapdOtte 10
Marysve. the following described property, 10
wit - Three water bitches tht lead from the
Middle TInncut and terminate in the vicinity of vii
sons ranch in Butte County.
n l.. PATTO.N, Constable.
Dated Oreyille, Jan. ,st. 1851.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-16
KE,nE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THEAGE-

n Great blessing to Mankind-InnDceni but pO-
tenli-nr H. j Czupkay's PROP laciicniD, esef dig
injecting agent, q sure preventive against GonBor-
rhenl and SyphiiIiic diseases. and ai unsurpassed
remedy for all yenera, scroiuioCs, gaugreHous ana
canceruus ulcers fueid discharges from vagina, utter
u aud urehra. and all cutancUus erUptons and dis
eases. As inuOculhtiOn is sure preventive against
small pOx, is DR.. L.J. Czapkay's prophylaclicum
preventive against Syphiic ana GOnorheai dis
eases. Harmless in itself it Possesses The power of
chemically destroying the sphihtc virus, and there
by saving thousands OF deDauchees from being inec-
ted by the most loathsome Of all diseases Lei no
young man who apprentices health be- without DR..
Czapkay's prophy lactcum. II is ~ very convenient
packages and will be found conVenienior use, being
used as soap Price. So. For sale at DIR. T.. J.
Czapkay Private Medical and Surgical institute,
Sacramento street, below Montgomery, opposite 7
NJ Co.'s office San Francisco.
All letters must be addressed 10 l.. J. CZapkay NJ.
D., San francisco
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-16
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons dealing IN
he ci,y ORDINANCES Will be strictly enforced and
each vender Of powder is notified to procure a Ii
cense for vending the same, ordered in section s,
Ordinance No 1.
OroviIIe Jan. Z.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-16
MEDICAL.
DR.. L. J. CZAPKAYS
TIE MEnUCar ANN Sr-DcrCar


n INSTITUTE. Sacramento street. below Mont
gomery, opposite Pacific MatSteamship Co 3 office.
San Francisco, California. Established 1854 for the
permanent cure of all Private ans 0hrcnic Diseases.
and the suppression Of Quackcry Attending and esi-
dent Physician. j. CZAPKAY. NJ D.. late &c the
the Goth Regiment OF Honveds Chief Surgeon to the
Military Hospital Of Pesih and late lecturer dis
eases OF women and children.
V'0THE AFFLICTED.-DR. L.J. CZAPKAY ca
I be consulted ut his institute for the cure Of all
forms of private diseases. suc as syphilis Gonorrhea
Nocturnal Emissions. aad all the consequences of
self abuse. In the first stages OF Syphtldc Como
rheal diseases, he guarantees cure in n few days.
without Inconvenience to the patient hindrauce to
his business. When a'paIient. hy NEG ect orinprop-
er treatment has developed the secondary SYMPTOMS
of syphilis, such bIboes or painful swellngs ON
the groins, ult in the throat aff nose which if
net checked. destroy the soft parts ana cause he
bones to morify separate and come away. leavihg
the sufferer object hideous to behold or Hsnen
blotches and pimples break out upon the skin or
when he has painful swellings upOn the honcs. or
when bis constitution is injured so 80 10 predspnsc
to consumption other constitutional diseases the
Doctor guarantees II cure or asks no compensation.
In RHEu MATISM, chronic or acute: in DYSEN.
Terry or DNARRil0FA, he has safe aud eIectuai
remedies Fer the treatment of the consequences Of
self abuse. such as nocturnal emissions nervousness
timidity headache pains in the back AMI limbs, with
general weakness loss Il memory. injury TO the light
restessness. confusion of ideas. dislike for society
and feeling of wearine>s Of life: with the nervous
system so exciiable thai slight noises shock Snrle
the patient making his existence miserable. For the
above maiadIes the Doctor will guarantee cure or
ask compensation. II e can be consulted free of
charge and invites all to call; il will cost them
thing and may be much to their ADVANTAGE. Office
hours iroN A. NJ. t09P VI.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-16
SxIERIrF'S SALE
INV WRITE OF AN EXECUTION

S issued ont OF the District Courl of he Fifteen h
Judicial District in and Tor Butte county and state of
california 10 me directed and deliver ed. command
ing me To make the sum OF eight hundred and sixty
nine fry three one hundredths $500 53l dollars
with interest thereon al the rate OF ten pes cent
rer nunum from the twenty seventh l2Itht day of
Nnyemb,r A. ID. 1857 until paid, aud The fur her sum
OF forty one twenty one nundredths sil POI dollars
costs OF suit and nccruing costs on said writ herein
= GOODMAN & co arc PLAINTIFF and NA JNCoBS
4 ELIAS NATHAN doing business under The paine
mud style of VIM Jacobs Co. are defendants. bhve
levied upon and shall expose at puhiic sale 20 lhe
highest bidder fr cash ON the FHlRD III DAY OF
FE9RlIARi, A. u. 1858. at the hour of two ~
O'clock p NJ of said day, all OF the RICH title ana III
teyest OF the above named defendants Ia and to The
following desert ed property to wit All That certain
niece or parcel of land situated on The northeast
aide of Main street in Spanshtown, in Butte county,
california; together with house situated thereon,
occupied and known as VIM. jacobs x Coz store
house Said house being about one story high aud
about sixteen feet in width and tweniy-fo1 feet IN
length. ,,, ,ho c, t,o,sa
door in the town Of Orove, County and State afore-
". d. PLUM, Sheriff Butte County.
Oroyille> January 18th, 1858
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-16

gINuERF THOUSANDS in this Stnle suffering
for want Of scientific medical treatment, and
Won fear to apply to a Physician because hey have
been deceived or their friends have been, by some
Of the dharlhians N nfest the community hu VIZ"
nnhllsh themselves as good physicians professors,
etc To all such we unhesitatipgly recommend Dr.
G. Young. as a Physician in whom all oan place ron
fldouce. He is a man OF eminent ana profound
S,udv sood surgeon an honorable man. and one
WIN can svmnoshise with persons in affection. His
s,anJiug ns a Physrctan ard gentleman are both
guarantecd-the first by bis medical works, which
highiy sncsessfnl course of practice with which he
has been bonored since his advent In California, and
The latter bv his nun erous patrons ana large circle Of
acquainiances,
rgNo CURE, NO PAY-es
His office IL at the corner Of Montgomery and Cal
fo MIA streetf, San FRI ncIsco.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-08-26

WHERE'S. JosIAH G; BEcKwlrH. of Litchfe'd w C"nn, has preferred hls peflt tn the Hon. Superior Co:r;, be holden Ltrhteid in and fur rhheld County, the 2d Tuesday of Sep ember ls5s, ngarnst heirs and creditors of JOHN B. STONE late of Ltchfeli, dereased-and nhers-al- legng thar |" secure the payment of his note, dated July 2th, lS42 for the ni sllS payable to Mary Baldwin, of said town sad Stone, said l2'h of Ju- iy, lnonsaged to said Mary, tract of land about half mi eastey iron, the C,nrr House in said [, wn, bnnded south on turnpike on land distributed 1' George II. Baldwin, from the estate Of Daniel Bald mmerly.i owned by, Vessels, and wes, by Enryne Ground That sa d note i~ pad and the pr petty of the Prtoncr-that sad Stnne ded on the l3ih day ot September, lsi7, and that there never has been any Execuor of any Wl said deceased John B. Stone, nor any Administrator his Es ate-and rraylrg for i"recGsule o said mott gagged pn nses &,:. as per Petition dated August 9. 1858, more fully appears.
 liss therefore ordered that notice of ;he pendtncv of said petition be sad iers and cre.ors ny a,- yerls'ng this order in ncwsraper publ shed in said Litchftd three we. ks sncrrss,ely the first puhlea- ton To be or before, ihe 26h ot August
 Dated at I.itchicid, the twenty ,hfd of August, one thousand eight hundred and iiiy-eight.
 ORIGEN $. SEYMOUR,
 xviii Judge oi the Superior Court.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-08-26
Al Court of Probate holden at Salisbury tpkin and tor the District o Salisbury ihe 18th day o
Present ROBERT N. FULLER, Judge. VIE TRUSTEE on tn. Estate

or he District oj Salisbury, ihe 18th dug o
 Present ROBERT N. FULLER, Judge.
 FGSHE TRUSTEE on tn. Estate of A LEONARD A CHASE, of Salisbury, in said Distinct assigned for the benefit of his creditors oie to- statute law of this State entitled An Ac he Relief o lnsolvent Debtors and nr the equal distribution ot their e:cfs annng their creditors and other s'atue laws relating to he same subject having gwen notice t" all concerned npppear before this tive to the appointment of Commissioners said Es tate.
 fer hearing the parties inter sted therein this Cour, doth appoint DANIEL. s. CLApP and MosEs l.. GRAHAM oi Sa.ls"ury in said ds'fc', Commissioners 10 exam n" adjust and allow the claims of the creditors ci sad Estate, and ma Ike his CauT, a:d dth Ge cree that two m"ns from shis 18th day AugusI, housand eight hundred and fity-eght be allowed and I:nited the creditors of sad Esaie to exhibit tirir claims tl said Commissioners, and doth further order that sad Commissioners receive aims against sad Estate al the office of Moses l.. Graham. in sa Salisbury, he 18th day nf Ser,en,5"r and he 18th day of October, one thousand eight hundred and hr eight al clock afternoon on each nt said days. and that notice of this order be by publishing the Tor one onth in ,he ilusai'nc Republican and he Li,chfield Enquirer two weekly newsp pers pu"lsied the place where such Estate k in ui set euenl. and also hy sting copy of ts ,rdr the public sign in 'he village of sad Salisbury and il Is further ordered that copy hereof be known creditor living without this Prob Dis within week from ths lGrh day of August, enc thn,sad eight huu reG a nd fits eight.
 XVIII ROBERT N. FULLER. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-08-26
R,cY C.1,onx,, woy.x-Mrs Eliza Todd

RICH CALIFORNIA WoMAs-Mrs. Eliza Todd, who owns a ranch mile below Weaverville is re- markable woman In 1852 she walked from Shasta to Weaverville, and, without money, began the bu- siness of washing for six dollars dozen. An ac- quaintanee, who lived her domic says that for a long time she was bending over her wash tub at daylight in the morning at noon, and at 10 o'clock at night. Business prospered, and after while she bought two claims which turned out we'll. Then she bought chickens which laid eggs, and which she sold at half dollar piece then she bought pig for s125, and sold its progeny for s25, then bought COWS and sold milk. Business still increased, and she began buying real estate, lending money at ten per cent month, and spcculatiag in claims; always was fortunate every touch turned something to gold Now she is of the largest property holders in the north.
 At Fourth of July celebration the following toast was offered
 Hoops and Tight Pantaloons-The unqualified representatives of financial extremes. May the charms ot the ladies be boundess their skirts and may the gentlemen never getas tight as their breeches."
 We hear apprehensions expressed lest news com
 ing along the Atlantic telegraph wires, through two thousand miles of salt water will not be fresh when it gets here.-Ere Post
 An exchange says Chicago is a poor place for a, Yankee The climate gives him tue ague fever The water brings on diarrhea The food, as cooked by the Suckers, produces dyspepsia. The whiskey, tinctured with strychnine m..kes him crazy Or, if a temperance man, three per cent month is sure to bring on the blues. Throughout the entire west ern country, homesick men are plenter than any thing else.
 A PRACTICAL PR1NrER-A practical printer, who is competent to take charge of any department in printing or publishing house, would accept a pro- fessorship in any of the academies objection to teach ornamental painting and penmanship, or take charge of small congregation Would have no se- rious objection to form small and very select class of interesting young ladies to instruct in the higher branches, &c.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-08-26
LECTURES oN China, Japan and Siam

FIN accordance with the invitation of several eiti- IA zens of Litchtcld, Mir. GEORGE B. BACON, late of the U. $. Navy, proposes 10 give course of THREE LECTURES, at the Court Room. in the follow- ing order:
 MONDAY, AUGUST BOTH.
 CHINA AND THE CHINESE. Including notices of Chinese Scenery, Chinese Trade, Chinese Emigration, Chinese Diplomacy, and some Personal Experience of Chinese Warfare in the
 Bons5ardn.ent of the Barrier Forts, by the ships of the U. $ Squadron.
 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1sT. JAPAN,-PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE. The doings of the Second American Eapedition the commencement of Americo-JapaneSc Trade, and the opening oi the Islands to Christian Missions.
 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER SD. SIAM,-THE PEOPLE, THE COUNTRY AND
 THE COURT. The Lectures will commence at 75 o'clock. Tickets 9 cents for single lecture 50 cents for the for sale at the Post Office and at the door.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-08-26

Gov. WISE ON HORSE RAcING.-Gov Wise of Vir- gnia regretfuly declines to attend the great Horse Show at Springfield. He says
 e. It has been said that nothing else than horse racing will improve and keep up the breed of fine blooded stock I am not willing to believe any such thing. Improved agriculture and the wealth it pro duces will, in my opinion. do far more for the horse than the turf did. Race-tracks, with fashion the sport of racing among the leading proprie tors of people, will impoverish them and dwndle the horse to pony. The fine blood ought to be kept pure, in order that it may be crossed on the large and stock The thorough bred stallion crossed the large Canestoga mare until the cross attans threequarters of the blooded stock is supe- rior, thiGk, to the Cleveland bays of England venerated friend, Alexander Reid, Esq, now no more of Washington Co.,, Pa., introduced that cross and commend it to every man who knows how to make a spire of grass grow where one never grew before. ''
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-08-26
MORE TO RE ADMIRED THAN THE RICHEST DEIDE.N
 EVER WORN BY KINGS AND EMPERORS

What Why a Beautiful Head of Hair NHECAuSE i; i the ornament G'd hims,y 1rorid,d AD Tor ali our rare. Reader. alhough the rose may boum ever br. .hily in the glowing che, k the eye be sparkling, ,he teeth he those of pearls, Il the head is ber ft it's covering, he halr bt rcd and slriveled harsh and ary still, if sprinked with Woods liar Restorative fl used two ar three times week. wifi resnr. and secure to all such ornament. Jrtsa lie celebrated pian,sf Tha!b.rg.
 NEW YORK April 19, 1858. Dr Wo.p-
 Dear Sr:-Permt me to exnress to you the obliga. ti"ns am under for the entire restoration of my hair to its gnal colr; about the time of my arrival n hs unIed States il rapidly bernnng gray, bat upon the prlcuti of your "Iia'r Restorative il re. coveied it's nal hue l consder y"nr Restorative as very Wonderful hiventlon, qte tcaCOus as well as agreeHh'r.
 anr, dear sir yours truly, s. rHALBERG.
 "Drych ar Gwvlit dydct." WELsH NEwspAP. OFFICE, l3 Nassau sl. April F. 5s, Fr,t 0. J. orD-
 Dear Sir;-sone mon or six weeks ago received bottle of your Hair Restorative and gave Il my wife, who concluded 10 try it her hair lilile thinking tt the tne that il would restore te gray hair to its org- nal olor, hut to her w. my surprise, after few weeks 'raI t has performed that wonderful effect by time beantifying and thickenng the hair: 1 strongly recommend the above Restorative to all persons in ~''' VI ~''" . N"''S' CHARLES GARDEN. NEW YORK; July 25, le57. With co hdence do recommend your Hair Restor. ative, being ihe most etfiracious article Since yuur Hair Restorative my hair and whiskers which were am'st white have gradually grown dark i and now feel confident that few m re appi,cations will restore them to their natural color. II also has lIeved me of al dnndruf and nnple. itching, common among persons who perspire freely.
 J. G. KILBY. Prof. WonD
 Abont two years ago my ha;r commenced falling tff and turning gray; was last Incoming bald. and ha.! tried many R el, dies fecL lcolnmenred using your Restorative in January last. few applications iasteed my hair firmly. 1: began fill up grow u,, and tnr!.ed back u it's former color. tba k) Al this time Is fully restored it's orig rnor heath and appearance, and ceerfuly recommend it's ta alL
 ]. D. HUE5. CHICAGO, ltI., May l, 1s57
 The Rest rarive Is put up in bottles nf thrce sizes viz large med ;im, d small. ha small holds J \ pint, and r tdils for dollar per bottle the medium holds least twenty per ure in proportion tba the smal relalls for iw" dlars per bottle the lnrg. holds quart. forty ii pruporiion, atid r.talls for three duilars. O. l. WOOD CO, i'ropretor-. sis Broadway. New York, tin the great N. Y. Wire Raing Esab.ishmen',) and lI4 Mnrkc, street. S. Louis, Mo.
 And sold by ali good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers- l5
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-08-26
Administrators Sale.

HD URSUANT to an order of the Court of Probate -H for the Di trict of Ha,wint,n, will be sold at public auction on Thursday, the I'd day of Septem Der next, at o'clock ill .he afternoon, so much of the Real Estate of kOs WELL ALFRED late Of Hai- wnt'n deceased, as will raise the sum of eight hundred four dollars and fifty cents with incidental charges of sale. Said Estate is situated is the west ern part 0. the town of Harwinton and C, n>is f the late homestead of the deceased containing eight acres; also, seventeen acres of pasture aid wood land situated about one fourth of mic south of said homestead. Sale to take place On ths premises
 Harwintun. Aug. g, 1858.
 Is AUGUSTUS ALFRED Administrator
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-08-26
DIED.

In Goshen, on the % inst, Mrs. MARY BROOKS, wife of Dea, Harvey Brooks, aged 77 In Harwinton, Aug. 18th, Mrs. EUNIcE HARRISON, aged S4
 In Paducah, Aug. 10, GEORGE GLOVER, son of John Glover of Litchfed aged fl.
 In Naugatuck, Aug. II, Samuel J. Lewis, aged Al In Watertown, Aug. 10, Mrs. Miranda Matoon, aged 32.
 In Roxbury, 18th inst, Miss Betsey Miner, aged 63 In South Canaan. 9th inst. Israel Granger aged 82. At Cornwall Bllge, 14th, of cankered throat, FRANK, only son of Norman and Harriet Hutchin. son, aged years and months.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-08-26
Medical Institution of Yale College.

eHNHE Course of Lectures for 1s5S-9, will com A mence on THURSDAY, September 18th, and contipue four months
 JONATHAN KNIGHT, M. D., Prof. of the Prin- ciples and Practice of Surgery.
 CHARLES HOOKER, M. D., Prof. of Anatomy and Physiology.
 HENRY BRONSON. M D., Prof. of Materia Medi- ca and Therapeutics.
 WORTHINGTON HOOKER, MD, Prof. of the Theory and Practice of Physic.
 BENJAMIN SILLIMAN, JR., MD, Prof. of Chemistry and Pharmacy
 PLINY A. JEWETT, M.D., Prof. of Obstetrics. Lecture fees s6S 50; Matriculation s5 Gradua- tion $15.
 CHARLES HOOKER. Dean of the Faculty. New Haven, Aug. 24, 185S IS
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-08-26
4 Gfsket ef Gems ef Wit and Elssdom.' .' A THOUSAND AND ONE STORIES,

'' 4 Gtsket ef Gems ef Mt and Eisdom
 A THOUSAND AND ONE STORIES, OF FACT AND FANCY, WIT AND HUMoR,
 RHYME. REASON, and ROMANCE. EDITED BY S. G. GOODRICH-(PErER PAsLEy.)
 One volume, large octave, handsomely bound in
 red morocco, with gil, s,de and back; con
 taning 75o pages. and
 Illustrated by 300 Beduttfal Engrdungs. YSHE design of this book is to bring whole u libraries into slngle volume-to furnish a mental meal for every day and every hour-or every taste, humor age, caprice-a book for the grave ana gay, the old and ,oung we have, therefore. Science and Philosophy, Rhyme and Reason, Wit and WIs- dun, Fact and Fancy which, nut ioge her they come. produce of intellectual plum pudding, inasmuch as the wtoe is peppered and speed with puns, conun drums, and drollerles, say nothing uf garnsh of three hundred eDgravtngs.
 In these pages given the essence of thought and sen!imen, from Goe he, Sydney Smith, Sam. Johnson and many others; clenca anecdotes Hibernlan eccens ircilles. Western extravaganzas, gathered from the four Uinds o ke Press outlines oi the tales of Don Quxo,e and Gil BIas; of the tables of Favian and La ontane; of the ep,c poems of Jerusa lem delIvered Teemachus Oriand Furiosn, and athers: of the Life and sayings O: Mrs. Burlington andth Widow Bedot,; of the Bunsby Papers aud the Green Mountain Girls i; of the Life of Sam Houston, Gerard the lon>k liler Cummings the eIephantdestroyer, and Livingston the M Stevens travels in Egypt ,ns ns Ssss Family Robinson, MT. Gllddon and Sam Patch with spicy citations o prose and poetry, from the master spnnS or the day-Longeiow, DTy yant Dayaro 1ayiofs Dl. Kane Commodore Perry, etc. It furnishes, also, fund Of information for inc serOus-the Natural History of the Bble which subject of exha ustess interest striking facts in oAomy, Chemistry, and Nat"ra History; remarkable Biographies Interesting Traveis ana Wonderful Discoveries in Art and Science :,
 PETER FARLEY the edItar uf this book, has world- wide reputation. auhor--his writings having be- come familiar household words wherever the English language is spoken THIS IS Ills LAST WORK, and predict for it popularity equal hat superior, to that acquired by any of his former puhtcations w This work will be SOLD EXCLUSIVELY BY SUBSCRIPTION. at the low price of s 50. Agents wanted in all parts ot the country obtain subscribers for it.
 Specimen copies will be sent by mail, prepaid, to any address on receipt o the prre Fur n particulars ad dress DERBY < JACKSON. Publishers. ls3t Ing Nassau street, New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-08-26
CORPORATION MEETING.

VE'HE ANNUAL MEETING of the Corpo- -a ration o the villnge of LitcIFeld will be held at the Town Hall in the said village tie f,s, Tuesday of September one thousand eight hundred and fifty for the purpose of chusins officers for tine ensuing year. and d"ns such other business may be necessary and pruper to be done at sad meeting under the provision of their charter.
 Also, To take measures relation to the sidewalks and tootways, reservoirs, Ills, and the fire department in said village, and the levy of tax, should be dee ed necessary.
 Li,chfie!d, Angns, 20th. 1858.
 xviii FREDERICK D. BEEM IN, President.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-08-26
M E A FOY & NJ U N SONS,
 No West of Court House
No. s'ese oA ~oait 7ouSet

MAY BE FOUND THE FOLLOWING GOODS : NNHOSE fine kid. cloth and enameled 4aiteIp N cheap for cash Broad Congress and Lace Gaitcrs do, for the chinl. Extra fine Glove Xiii Gaiers. Busiins and Slips cheap for the dust Veiy nice Kid Wclts and Turns Buskiis low for the rock. Extra stout Morocco Boutes and extra fine thick and thin soles as low possible for the dust. A sup ror article of Ladies' Cloth Slips, just the thing fr dog days, cheap for the rhino.
 Nice fine colored and black top Gaiters for gent S, at great discount for the neelfu.
 G"od Calf Congress Gaitefs fer gents, at greatly reduced prices for teftady. Those large sized Gaiters. often callel for and never found, very low for little f. lucre. A good stock of Brogars and stout heel Slips for hay-makers. far little money 47 different patterns ot Chidren's an'i Youths Shoes. 32 different patterns for Laii, = Shoes and Gaiters. 2 different patterns for Gepi Boots and Shoes, together with good assortment patent, calf and thick Boots, all very low for E." Bank bills, gold and silver. Bristlcs thread, pi .. ers. tacks hammers nails, pegs wax, avis a..d hafts, as cheap as the market affords.
 Come one, come all, and make call
 At Mo- 2 Old Brick;
 If soft and fine don please your mind
 Then suit yourselves to thick.
 MEAFoY & MUNsoN. Boot and Shoe Dealers. Iitchfcld, June IA. 1858.
 N. B, Making and repairing done at short noti,c. 83m