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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-11-04

THE AMERICAN TRACT SoCIETY-The Ex-
ecutve Committee of this Society have put
forth touching appeal for funds. The circu-
lar says:
1--WE may not conceal from the friends of
the Society that the deficiency of contributions
in the first five months of the current year as
compared with the last year, amounts to $l5,-
900 and that unless relief be speedily afford
ed, we must turn away from opening doors Of
usefulness. and even forsake vast fields of labor
upon which we have already entered
The Ohio state Journal says that this state
of things was foreseen by the opposers of the
policy adopted by the Society last Spring. 1t
was then said that its expedient of silence in
regard to the moral duties growing out of sa-
very wOnld bring leanness upon the Society,
and prediction is verified The urgent appeal
of the committee for relief will hardly be re-
garded with much favor Earnest Christians
do not care to pay cash to uphold an organza-
ton which strains at a gnat-fulmnates Tracts
against dancng-but swallows the camel Sla
very. 1t can publish Tracts urging upon
masters to give to their servants that which is
just and equal. The master is rich and power
ful, the servant is poor and despised, and the
Tract Society sides with the former. If the
Society is really desirous of opening the doors
of usefulness, let it abandon its craven policy
and we doubt not relief will be speedily afford,
ed Until it does this, it has no right to ex.
pect anything but deficiency of contributions.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-11-04

When the victim had arrived at the file
leader of the right wing of his company, and
the dreadful execution was over at last he
threw one last, long look, full of contempt at
his tormentors Then he was seen staggering
like drunken man toward commanding Of
fcer His eyes, swollen with blood, beamed
with unnatural brightness, his respiration was
short and painful touching his head with his
right hand in token of the military salute, he
said in voice that came out of his throat with
a rattling sound, but that was nevertheless dis
tnctly audible all over the place: Il have to
thank your honor for this exquisite punish
ment," and fell down dead.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-11-04

HUNGER PRocF-BoswEII, the biographer
and worshipper of DR.. johnson, observing to
the latter that there was no instance Of
beggar dying for want in the streets of Scot
land" believe, sir, you are very right" says
johnson, but this does not arise from the
want of beggarS, bat the imposbility of starv-
ing Scotchman"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-11-04

PRENTICE, of the Louisville Journal, thus
hits the present fashion of low neck dresses
He says : " it is supposed that angels do not
wear dresses Our fashionable ladies arc
getting muro and more angelic every year"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-11-04

Is THIS True ?-There is proverb that 4" a
father can more easily maintain six children,
than six children one father" Is this true
Has the ingratitude of children passed into
proverb? Luther relates this story:
There was once father who gave up every
thing to his children, his house, his fields, and
his goods, and expected that for this his chill
dren would support him. But after he had
been some time with his son, the latter grew
tired of him, and said to him, Father, / have
had a son born to me tonight, and there,
where your arm chair stands, the cradle must
ccme will you not perhaps go to my brother,
who has a larger room ?" After he had been
some time with the second son he also grew
tired of him, and said, Father, you like
warm room, and that hurts my head. Won't
you go to my brother the baker p The father
went, and after he had been some time with
the third son, he also found him burdenSome,
and said to him, Father, the people run in
and out here all day, as if it were a pigeon
house, and you cannot have your noon-day
sleep would you not be better off at my sister
Kate's near the town wall 2" The old man
remarked how the wind blew, and said 70 him
self, Yes, will go and try it with my daugh-
ter Women have softer hearts" But after
he had spent some time with his daughter, she
grew weary of him, and said she was always
so fearful when her father went to church or
anywhere else, and was obliged to descend the
steep stairs; and at her sister Elizabeths there
was no stairs to descend, as she lived on the
ground floor. For the sake of peace the old
man asSented, and went to his other daughter
But after sometime she too was tired of him,
and told him by third person that her house
near the water was too damp for a man who
suffered from the gout, and her sister the grave
diggers wife at St. Johns, had much drier
lodgings The old man himself thought she
was right, and went outside of the gate to his
youngest daughter Helen. But after he had
been three days with her, her little son said to
his grandfather, Mother said yesterday to
cousin Elizabeth that there was no better
chamber for him than father digs" These
words broke the old mans heart so that he
sank back in his chair and died.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-11-04

How IT rElT-" A lady friend Of ours says
the first time she was kissed she felt like big
tub of roses swimming in honey, cologne,
and cranberrieS. She also felt as if something
was running through her nerves on feet of
diamonds, escorted by several little Cupids in
Chariots, drawn by angels, shaded by honey
suckles, and the whole spread with melted rain,
bows. Jerusalem what power there is in a
full breasted kiss !" ....- e.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-11-04

DANCING THEIR RAGS OFF.-Two unsophis
ticated country lasses visited Aiblo'S, in New
York, dnring the ballet season. When the
short-skirted. gossamer-clad nymphs made their
appearance on the stage, they became restless
and fdgetty.
40, Annie !" exclaimed one, soto roicc
"Well, Mary"
I" 1t isn't NICE | don't like it,"
Hush, the folks will notice you."
" don't care it isn't nice, and | wonder
aunt brought us to such place"
Hush, Mary, the folks will laugh at you"
After one or two filings and a pirouette, the
blushing Mary said
20 Annie, let's go ; it isn't nice, and | don't
feel comfortable"
"Do hush, Mary replied the sister, whose
own fate was scarlet though it wore an air of
determination; "lt's the first time ever was at
a theater, and suppose it will be the last, SO
I'm just going stay if they dance every rag off
their backs ?"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-11-04

A TAILOR, who in skating. fell through tie
ice, declared that he would Fever again lie .yc
a hot goose for colo duck.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-11-04
TOWANDA: {:

nttrsday Morning, November a, 1858.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-02
Justices Summons.

INIfEn STATES or AMERlCA-STArE OF
y california, Couny of Butte In Justices Court
Nrhir Township, Tho People of the state " Cali
inrnin, to James Harlow. greeting: Won nre hereby
SUI moucd tn appear before me-, nj my Office in OphIr
Township, County of Butjc on the l0th dny of No,em.
Der A. ~ lN'N. nj 10 O'Clock \. VI to unto tho
complaint at ". ., Nurrfy who sues to recover the
sum Uf ttiN dollars. aud interest on the same nj thu
rate ~ tht,c rtr cent per month fnm the nth day
et March lN.N uuul Uaid sn'd an, INT cleimed 10
be due ON Or mi.suN u, c dated Mar, h i7th 1865,
AMI Si.rcd jones Harlow. when tu'gu ei will be
taken tE.ust Nuu Gr ,lc said nulouut f YOU fail fo
aprofr U.d a. swtr 2" the sheriff or any Constable
OF said County, greeting Mako legal scrv CO and
due return bvtoof
o,r1 under my hard th,s 18TH DIV or August, A.
u le,N. JOHN =. BERRY,
Justice of O. o. pcacoo Of said Tow nshir.
a. 1N I4N Gems
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Insolvency Notice.

mTATE OF CALlFORNIA-COuNTY OF Bu1TE
- county court RuttC Co, orovle August 9Th
lNas. WM. IACoBS vs. his Creditors In pursu.
ance ot an order made on This the 9th day Of Au-
gust II lNaN hN the Hon Thos Wells County
'u.te oi Nutie Co., California, ht Chambors, Notice
Is hct 10y given 10 the creditors of VIM Jacobs. n
peiit, ner Ia insolvency, to be and appear before
sad Court on the lS'h day ot September A. d. 1855,
tho 'onr' ""nsc ~ proviile IN said county, at tho
hour of 10 O'Clock ct that day then and there 10 show
chusc. " any th'l have, why the said VIM JacobA
petitioner IN insolvency, should nut make an assign.
mtHl oi li' rst'c, and he eo discha ged from his
debts and ighluos And It Is further ordered thai
aH proceedings IN any and all the Courts of this
state a-ainst said tntoNcnt now pending or thpt
might hr brought be stayed until the final determn,
alton nt the application ~ said insolvent
l'y order of the Court.
witness my hand and The seal of said Court aaixod,
this ih' hth day of August, \. n 1858.
tstAll NJ. II, nNRRAClI Clerk,
NY J. H. MARBLE, poputy
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Justices Summons.

E'NtY YED S'Y YATi : on ANfKICA-
SIAit or CALIFORNIA. GO. OF nurTE-
Ia Ju-' o'- Coutt, lAi' ruvr-ldp. Tim rcoplc OF
the - tr e Cl.tutu.H O. GEuBGE u TRENCH,
You uio ltttbN .tmmouoJ g. appear ht Tor mo mt
my oni.r IN Oph.r Tow thir, county of nuttc tho
l3,h dfy oi November, a, y. lr5-, m 10 o'clock A.
Co., hu s1,a fotrcaNor Tho ct onu hundred ami
seventy y.cihl ~ 100 tsl1S t2l du ms ciaiu cd 10 be
duC from YOU tor rNonics hal and receiv-
ID, liquors suld aud delivered nud suuirics, M pcr
mrlnui q "a in d flee, when Judgment will no
Nk,u Uatst YOU for the soid amount. together with
costs and drmapcs If YOU fnil 10 appear aud answer.
To the Shor0 or my unstable of said county, Greet
nt: Make lrpnl 81 rNico and due ro,urn hereof
Gwen under my hand this 5h day of August, A. d.
. JOHN $. BERRY
Al0 lnw1m J. I. Ophir Tp.
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0R0VnLE. SEMINARY.

gyms INSTITUTION WILL REOPEN ON
v Mouday neat, l4.h instent Tor the reception
Of Pupils =.
The course Of Instruction embraces the various
branches Of an English Education, taught on tho
most approved principles aud from acknowledges
teAt buots
The Seminary, now in tl'r! year, can point to
it, thoroughutss Of Instruction, TO those who have
nvnilei thonselves of ~ hosuhts Tor any length OF
time and trusts 10 show like result hereafter.
The subscriber having commenced the business OF
Instructing Youth. UPWARDS or TWENTY-ONE
YEARS AGO. brings to bear necessarily, n large
fund Of experience. Ohan which nothing is more
opposite IN impartinR instruction1 acquired In pur-
suit Of his profession in various parts the Union.
5. n WILEY. 3.
To Miners Merchants and others, wanting part
nerships accounts adjusted, either single or com
pound intricate accounts generally, have them
arranged with correctness aud dispatch by applying
to s. II. WILEY.
Oroville Seminary July 10 1858 Inn
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-02

DAILY RECORD. 0R0VILLE.
Daily state Juurnrl. sac
Enquirer. Marysylllc;
Republican, Shasta;
tiuLcu, DuNnioNillr:
pinmas Argus. PimnIe;
TRIBUNE San Jose;
Herald, auburn.
Courier, \ aukCo Jims;
Union | cmucrat sonora
Californian, Oruvillo;
independents san Andrcai
Placer Press, Auburn;
Democrat, CachcNille,
Gazette, san LeandrO;
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-02

|4!"f >t'th ....'... ''-' F"l@' -
L Ir"'sirv rv........... ...... il""'N "'''
Il ln'rri " r.......... .Ihr"h hn'nhS'h
NA"v...... .......... VAR II 'r"n
4" War. ........I r. rlov'
f@pr Geno-aI Nn'hpur 'O-'
Fsht Secretary OF state. Henry leAyard
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-02
Notice to Lien Holders

LtrArE or CAltFORNIA-CoUNTY or WrTTE
~ --l i-fict Court Fifteenth Judicial District
charles ". Cleveland, plainti0, as. James Hrndley,
defendant In pursuance Of an order mndo In said
Corri ou the 2olh da) of May a u. 1888, In said
cuusc, Notice Is lrr,hy given, 10 III Icrsons hold
ing lrns llHinst thc proWisr- dcst rihod IN sad
plpinun'- comI liut, to Wit; A certain building aud
improvements, cvaced ON the land in lots one, two,
hrec four i've siN seven, and eight, IN block forty,
iLe enno being two hundred and sixty four ieet
squnrr. In the Town uf brovllle, bounded northorly
by Robinson street. on the cAst 10y Second Avenue.
ON the south hy High street, and on the west by
Third Avenue, rs lain down uuon the mnp Of tho
Carleton fsinr, and now file in the office " tho
County Recorder oi Nutte County, and situated In
But" County Cnltfurnin, To present their said liens
10 h" Sid Court and make proof of the same on tho
first day u the August term of snd Court, u. 1853
tu wit ON Monday the twenty -!hird duy OF August.
\. y. lriS ~ order uf the Court
...... Witness nv hand and tho seal of shid
Court affixed, this the twenty eighth day
srAt.: oi July, A u 1858.
NJ II. DARRACH,
..'.'' Clerk Of District Court, nulto Co, Cal.
Jy2A "Od
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-02
Summons.

@tTATE OF CtLIFORNIA--IN THE
- District Court of the Fifteenth judicial District
County of Butte. JOANNA Wager, Va Rud0lph YaA
gcr Action roupht Inc the District Cour, of The
Finecuth Judicial District, and the complaint Filed
In the county OF Butte, in the office oi the Clerk OF
-nid District Court
The Prouc ol thc State of California send Directing
to Rudolph Wager;
You nrc hereby required to appear In an action
brought against you 10y the above named plaintiff In
tho District Court ui the Fifteenth Judicial District
in aud Tor the county Of lutte, and 10 answer tho
cumplnint filed therein ca copy of which nccompa-
ncs this summuns) within ten days, (exclunve Of
tho day of serYcc) after the service you Of This
summons, II served within this county II served
out Of this county, but within this Judicial District,
within twenty days! or If served out of said District
then within ferty rinys-or Judgment by default VIII
bc taken against you,
The said action is brought 10 obtain decree OF
thus court 10 dissolve the bonds of mAtrimODy exst-
ing between yourself aud said Pantu and that said
marriage contract be forever annulled, and pnlntin
by deere of this court bc divorced and forever freed
from you the snld defendant and II you fail 10 hp
pcnr and answer the said complaint NJ above re-
qurcd viii nppy to the Court for the relief demnn-
ed In her said cnmplnint.
- Gi.enunIcr my hand and the seal Of the
l. s. ,Dtucl C5urt. uf tho Fifteenth judicial
-- li-'rrf, ttis 22nd day of June, In the yenr
II our Lord ono thOt md eight hundred and my
riht.
NJ ". pABRACH. Clerk
jPltd By }. H. MAHPLK, Deputy.
H.fpft = owhRp, Auornoy,fo for Pisinur.
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TIxoES. DovCE IL,
ADVERTISING AGENCY
NE jorner Montgomery aud Warrington Sts,
SAN FRANCISCO,
Auth or / ~ q q a = q m ( .

,mnddr9en II el, Jackson;
Messenger, La Porte,
llcrnli, Crescent city;
Democrat, Mariposa,
sentinel, Santa cruz;
Chronicle, Iroka,
81 Clamor PdOlicou Los
Angeles,
Herald, Benicia;
Courier, Columbia;
sentinel, Jackson o T.;
standard, Portland, o. r.;
{ \rgus, oregon tity, %. l /,
Messenger, Corvallis . 7 /;
|rimos, Portland. -. 4.
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For Sale or Rent.

,w,ur FIRE PROOF WAREHOUSE on MONT
gntnery street. roar the ditch Goods taken
on storage atlho lowest rates Apply 70
iyl0 VIZ %
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-02

.rrwApr OF lNPD~lrlpN consequence
y oftNe wide -pr,.ld cnl'' rjlN of DN. NpjN =
tam ,rous upn> - hnv" etrn ~ 'nioeNi 'rn''' pre-
,end:up iu be IcIfrt Wn~'T- %! TIE h'Hlr" nfi A'd
hu, g i,.. cr. lei in iWrpslIE rpuu T." "l lN''n
Un,,s- Acr.r- rrs.'r,- vi in3 so consult Ph'-i
c n ll.Ii bc very rgratul h1N tley put aolil 'nc'
"a th.. u,iljl.l,l statements oi sIra cHArainnTi
thct t.-e o.. ur4'rIu0'oN- ln ~u.1 - 'l'"'- l' W
trrjr practice of m"''.rr. an' Very 'n-,.' 20
trust Tr., viii hr, deceive Nuu by false c"rii1ca'"
r,,,ir,1 FROM '.lru1tcu iu .ur-.' vito UrrWc ih'n
selves To- get money ~ .at-N IA" craving u us
.asoa -! petite. When such Cnntk galn- your con
lance. be v tIt' .-,' yuu with ~ r'dr\ uil '''ot
u.,i.u " drug-. aud arrr they have rohh"i You 81
,o,r ,lnu,\ and Injured your coi-iltou, ih"y "iO
,a~t >,,u or viihtbr charge hat Jo1 have not Ioi
,,,.l hi-Gr'r'tuts.
IT,. ooIy wt, toav.il sgrh ,uao-t"rs. Is ~ con
.,lf ur j e. Young. t,,, rinnrtr tfYo5t-i Thysi-
In. ,r a.f,-o.,. k,a ,lrrrul Of the Medical r'nc
.t.oftb- .l.Jr He'd 3, investigate tn" source Oh
...lurart,.u THAT pa, ct1.rl 80 lnnch @HI,''nt ~
Ihi- cuunirN. o. VAS untntnule5 rrtuihirH't' W."
aI the ,tr'irt'N -1nuld consult hr. Dung H. lac .
~. only r.Vunr tht .ciau me- niNrru-lnE lh 'H''
,rfja. r Others in lis linz being quHrSs ani mpo'
tors ard urr nat to be trusted u" Hil''."' VIII
olpae.t kr uultcy Than |hrTt was NOT - i''-'''n" "
tte Irr,;jur btd ever seen "r htfd "l Ni'+''
cq- uf oral raclire rum lr. lo'ng' "hu' nov one
nC them but hal sfeuu uuWNrr ~ cn~rs rom 'h'
c,r.ie,n d arks. whl 90 Vuuf iiugit set lurlh lheh
rr tended virtues lu the pIu.ic prnt-.
Jlt alb ,ye facts -hputt be borne in mimi by ci
seeking medical assi-'nncr -
Tbnnl; heaven they arr getting thoroughly expos
cd and il " IN not bee long before they VII have
Gy the country - avoid he just indiEnalipn % a.
outraged uuhic Then viii aIi good people II an
Dr Young r his continued EFFORTS TO bah''h l""cN
cry from our midst.
DIR YOUNG can be consulted from N.tn
VI M hi. Office coro,r Of California aud N"ntgomer
streets over the PucVc tNpress office, san frhnci@o
All letters cncI -itg the usual tee OF So "l NEE
with prompt attention.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-02
JAMES o'pRIEN, M. d.

Particular attention paid TO CHROME 1lseasesi anu
-, ,h,,s common to this country. Has had large
oerence IN hospital and family practice, and ;on
adently hopes for a share of public PATRONAGE
O,yicK-At the County Hospital, Lynchbufgh.
MO
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-02
y,nERE AREruors ,NDs nthi.s'q,e suffering

rv,UERE ARETHDT'S tNDS in thi-StGte suffering
for want of 'cie1tifc medical treatment, and
Won fear TO- Apply te Fhysi'Hn. because they have
6aen deceived or their friends hat" been, 10y some
of The dnataians ~ Do iat--i the community. ana VITO
publish themselves good phy-tcians, professors,
ETC. To al -uch We GHrr- 'ta,Ingt recommend Dr. J
6 Young n Physician ~ whom all ohn place con
6dcuce lie - a man Of eminent aud prolunhl
studV GOOD surgeon, nm honorable man, and one
" no can syinpa-hi-c wiih per-on- 10 ailhcu)n. HIS
sfaDHiug A. a Physician aUi gentleman are both
communicative first by his medical works which
are an hor tp their author and the extensive and
highly surcessnd course of practice with which he
Las been honurcd since his advent IN California, and
the latter by has numerous patrons and large circle oi
acquaincaccs,
ENENBER-Tha pr J. c. Young's office fol
EH the treatment Of Private Diseases, i n the cor
ner OF Montgomery and California sts., san Francisco
! EFNEMBER-That Dr. Young wants 10 patient;
but those fully capable Of approaching aud distn
! iht,, me .erN ices of u regular. thorough bred
physc an from The pAltry unlearned and irhina
quaek.
! RFNFvAFR That Or Young il the only regular
brr physician advertising to cure diseases OF impru
dcnce.
RENEMBER-That Dr Young's remedies anc
,,fatnent are entirely unknown 10 all others. pre-
Jared from NE spent in the great Hospitals oi m
tnd. ari The Grst ia .h!s country from pure chspt
cas- imported
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UNITED STATES OFFICERS.
ca UIN = +

INT 'rcU'N,~
fnslden,. .Johl 9. Rr3ckcn,i l2'
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-02
MEDICAL.
DIR. j. c. YOUNG.

LatcProfcssorat theUniversity, Penn
Can be toHHd At he oldst1Rd, corner Of
.Honfg0mery and California streets, SGH
Francisco,
Where he can heconsulted privatel, Hnd with the
utmost cunfd, nee hy the afflicted nj all hours daily.
from A. M.nuin Pm, tCuresLways guaranteed
or no pay required.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-02
Notice.

n otiest.d 10 call al the Banking House Of Geo.
A. Frnery Co Bird street, oroytle, and make I'm
tnodiato setlen o l. Those who have settled WIN
the by due bill Will dad Ihom Gt " !. inc pao p,ass.
Ortle, jGiy 22i, 1853 JOHN :. hLpi1"'
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-02

NOTNG MAN. HAVE YOU CONTRACTED
that terrible disease. which, when once seated
in tn" system. will surely from one generation TO
another undermining he constitution and sapring
the very vital fluids of lcr Do not trust yourself in
the hands OF those mushroom Ducks that start up
every day city like this, and oil the papers with
abomin.h bile fll.ehuo1s too " ell calculated to dec i've
thh young and those who are not posted up in the
tricks uf foreign and dniue-tlci posters.
Nuu cannot be too careful IN the selection ofa ply
stefan or n remedy. Il these Casc-. You should Gp-
ulv to man who has had ample experience, aud
who possesses lru" skill in lleiIrntmout thereof
Such r}ysician is III. j q. NOt y. Who has trra
tod anI cured more eases Cf such di-cuses than.ny
pNE MA living to day, u this or any other country
His offices m" first that were urrnod in this cy
Gr t'r exclusive treatment of pfiyHt, Diseases His
tilrrent rubcttirn> have been vrE uhli scd IN al
mos eNerv rouutcy ia Europe. and ar' now ac UoW
ru", -t'nturI ""tl- bN ourpVn 1rI trAl cs
aud the Ht's~ion ihr ughuul the rnuutrN.
br N'j' Sc, hN rcC'it i'rrru' curui~ iu the hrNl
inc art i enNlioj t1r cures iu >, t'y d~'s. w'h-
1ut norcur! or ell .l,'c ot dict, under cha cngc
IF
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STATE OFFICERS.

Governor Observation-Disclosures. .Inseph Wnlknp
fT ......, .Thnmas Fjndlnv
| [ef General. ..ThNs. II. Williams
f'fGeneral. Horace \. li'rle,
| prntpr Iohn U'Ncpra
'atice. David : Terry
Ne'................S. J. Terry. PHI. Puru"ti
[urupremc Court t............t thHs. :. hrihN
80 '"Nc ..,.......'..' ..'.t tlFiil7 W .',''
~ uGeneral ral.... WIN. G. kihhc
FAn Wm. Baglcy
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To Rent.

rJ,HE BRICK HOTEL AT WYANDoTTE, ~,
known M the "EXCHANGE,' viii be fsiia
lot on IN. most reasonable terms, II applied L.. "
n, soon. Tho Hotel is partially furnished. I'm
nu;re of J. A Troa2htIn. agent at the Miners
Ranch, or a, the Record ONCE, Oroyilie.
NAV 90 less my29lm.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-02

ASD AFTER THIRD or NAY PROXINO,
boeviU receive deposits uf Bullion Tor Assaying,
,i,g and Coming. Uniil the Branch Mint gives a
or.rcr in payments 20 deposits OF Refined Bullion
- r,,rcHtei Rnllion, tas is contemplated by a bill
W. tc,. tt.,nprs-. - that eiTsct, shall pay all
d,'sitor. IA United states coin invariably In FIVE
~ amor deposi. is made. Our charge for refining
, a. 10 cens Der ounce aud of one per cent. for
g.15, g"'u 10 fbang 4 cents per ounce less than Mint
,re7. Tnparted bars will be made as usual and
,'r. made on the same day which the deposit
i made Public patronage is respectfully sohc,ted'
deposior. t..ha,, a,n r,anci-ro
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UNITED STATES SENATORS.
Sfoierick , VIM. Gwin
US REPRESENTATIVES,
|"hiohen..... ...................C .Chas. SCOT
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n ARD, LtNsEED, NEATsFooT, POLAR AND
u 4 sperm Oil--for sale by
C0LTUF \ Nc lgRJoT..
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-02
THE GOLDEN PRE- !

The New York Weekly GOLDEN PRIIEis one
# the largest and best weekly pults ui The day. IN
lnptrh QuAttu containing vhht pages, 'r forty col
unnS. of entertaining original mattcr, nhd elegantly
illustrated every week,
gltl worth from so cents to $1,000 go IN gold, viii
be presented tu each sHb-tribrr Immediately ON re-
c,i OF the subscription money.
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BTr-A III. Is. Ss
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y ls''ril i,.1 % pla0tscxecutcd on the shori
dp, with un-ivallal taste nni ncatncsi.
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YItrNE MrN

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