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Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-14
Wolfe's Scheidam Aromatic
$CHN APPS.

which aduierated coihpo nds are intended to sell in
California against my genuine article.
Nv object is to announce that have recently es
tpblished au AGE CV IN SAN FRANCISCO for
suppying the State and Oregon with my Schnapps
aud that hereafter will always keep said agency
supplied with large stock; sothat respectable drug
Qists and liquor dealers throughout California
can always supply lhemseveS at regular price,
merely enough over the New York price to cover
cost Of freight and charges; thus avoiding complaint
as heretofore of occasional scarcity and extreme
high price
Itis now many years since frst import ed these
Schnapps from the celebrated old dstlIery at Schei~
dam iIOtiHud, in which am Interested VI Is now
conceded that no Gin was ever Imported into this
country which has approached nay schnapps in re-
gard to PURITY, HEALTUFUiNESS, and EX-
QUISITE AROMA Gr flavor. This claim. and tor
proof point their universal popularity and the I'M
mense and increasing consumption by all classes,
north and south. east and west. comprising the tenn
perance people. medical faculty, &c 10 such an ex-
tent that my establishment, packing The enormous
quantity of 200 bottles per day, is barc! able 10 ill
lie orders.
Also, the Wolfe's Schnapps have been analy2ed
BY the most celebrated Chemists, Drs Mo and
Deck, of New York, and others, who a testify that
they are a
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-14
VOLUME 2
CONSTABLE SALES.
CONSTABLE s SALE.

EDY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, issued out Of
ED Justice Berry's Court, ot Ophlr TOWNSHIP,
county al Butte to me directed, In favor of S. w.
VANLUVtN.and against CHARLES G. HUBBARD,
] have seized, nDd Will expose for sale nj Public Auc-
tinn, nj o'cIock. on TUESDAY. the TWENTY
SIXTH DAY OF JANUARY, A. 1858, at Jonn ;.
Berry's Office in Oreyilie the following describe
properly to ~it: All the right title and interest OF
Charles g. Hubbard In and to certain piece or par
Gel OF land know AS the smith, Hubbard h Rodife-
gus Claim. lying and being within the Carlton i"
estate, about oneshaif mile below OrOvie.
*. l. P9TTO.N, Constable.
Dated, OrOyille. the 4lh day OF Jan. A d lS5S.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-14
BRIDGE AND FERRY NOTICE

NToTiCE il he, eby given that the undersigned VIII
~ apply TO the Board of Supervisors IN and Tor
put,a county nj their February session In 1875 far q
License to construct Toll Bridge and Ferry across
The Middle or South Fork Of Feather River, a few
rods above its junction with N, S9r, r9fs ., sa'u
river. ~ LSLsibh Z oN1 ava - ~
Bidwcll, Jan. 1st, 1853
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CCNSTABLE'S SALE.

MY VIRUUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
II out OF Justice Berry's court, of ophr Town
snip County of Butte TO me directed in favor of A.
C.WlGiT and against JOHN HOFFSrETrER,I have
at . O'Clock p. NJ, on ednesday the TWENTY
SEVENTH day of January, A. D. 1858. AT Wilson's
Ranch, Butte County on road from Wyandotte To
MarysvilIe. the following described property, to
wit - Three water dhches that lead from the
Middle IInncut and terminate in the vicinity Of vii
sons ranch in Butte County.
Il l.. PATTON, Constable.
Dated Ornyiile, Jan. ,st 1851
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-14
j. Regan's Steam Refined
CANDY MANDATORY I!
No. SO Montgomery Street, between Bush and
Sutter SITS, San Francisco.

Poets sing of the Spices IN Indian Isles,
OF the citr)n, the orange ana Time,
They sing of the Fragrance - lavish difns'd,
By the breeze in ach tropical cline.
Let the epicure boast of each irvor'd dish,
The flavor of wines or French brandy.
YET none of the list named above can compare
with J. Regan's "Steam Refnd Candy"
Rich spices and fruits and sweet flowers may be sold
Or dishes for icures dainty:
But the question in this VIII not debate,
Yet each have admirers in plenty
Wtha, there none of them hall so well priZ Il.
From the sweet prattling child to the dandy.
As that sweetest of sweets nverywhpre idoliZ'd-
mean Regan's ''Steam Refined Candy"
"Regan' was first upon the Pacific Coast,
Who made confections-the fact Is known We'll
Tho twas seven years since. he conlinues II stll,
And sells by wholesale and retail
He is selling his stock nj such reduced rates,
That purchr sers are always handy,
And they find each variety known to the trade,
Among J. Regan's "Steam Refind Candy
Hes an hundred varieties, that need nOl be nam'd
And being made by the new improved process;
He can sell his goods cheaper than any other
For parties, to families, or grocers.
OF French Candies now his assortment is large.
And buyers will ind 1t most handy.
To call or send for their holiday stock right away
OF Regan's Steam Refin'd CANDY"
~ Orders by Mail or Express promptly filed and
dS- 3m
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CoNSTABLE'S SALE.

EEY vlKrUE'OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT
Nd Of Justice John =. Berry's court, Of 0phir
Township. County of Butte, California, and to me d-
against j. = MORRIS, h We seized. and will ex
pose for sale public auction at II O'Clock, on the
THIRTEENTH DAY OF JANUARY, A. ID. lSj5, mt
John = Berry's Office IN Orovile. the following de-
scribed Property. to wit: lots No l, s. and 7, in
block x blocks 49, 3e 40 ST. So and 55, as laid down
in the Town map of Crovie Also, lots Il. F. |. J.
OH revised map in Marshars office.
X l.. PATTON. Constable.
Dated this the > It day Of Dec A ID. 1871.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-14
HOTELS, SALOONS, &C.
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
General Stage Office,
CORNER MONTGOMERY AND huSTooN STREETS
WILLIE.
FRANK JOHNSON, Proprietor.

"a THIS HOUSE, which ever since the I'D
III lrest DAYS of Oroviile has been the ~
popular resor, of the resident and Travelling publlc.
has lately bean thoroughly repaired and rendered
in its every appointment the very best hotel north oI
Marysvile.
RElNG rVE DEPOT FOR THE CALlF0RNlA
STAGE co - CtIACIIES. Travellers 10 and from alt
parts OF the State will find this the most conNenehl
aud desirable stopping place in Orovile.
The Table
VIII always be supplied with the choicest viands
obtanabe in the market.
The Beds
Are carefully attended to, and always kept neat and
comfortable.
The Bar
Is stocked with the very best brands Of Wines and
Liquors In fact, it is the aim of the undersigned To
maintain for the ST. NICHOLAS, the character OF
First Class Hotel, Complete throughout.
FRANK JOHNSON, ProI retor
n. B.-Trav3ers, by leaving their names with the
clerk can be called for the Stages at any hour they
may desire.
OroYile, Dec ~. doI-u
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To the Citizens of California.
c. A U = I o N!

II AM INFORMED that various liquor mixers OF
New York. Boston and San Francisco, are exten
sivey engaged in putting up in square bottles under
various titles cheap limitations of my long established
and renowned
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-14
Perfectly Pure Medical Tonic

Invaluable as "A remedy against BAD WATER,
GRAVEL, INDIGESTION. DYSPEPSIA. DEBII.l-
TY, SC They also certify that they foand my
Schnapps to be free from Arnylic Alcohol or Fusil
OIL an exceedingly hurtful ingredient. found In all
common Gin. which DR.. Mott describes as ''ietid.
acrid, and asthmacal and producing rFepsrahle ef-
fecs upon the nerves and stomach. The certificates
lso prove my Schnapps perfectly clear of ''tho So
cona or heavier Essential Oil of Juniper. also dan
perous component, produced by the over disIliaton
praoticed increase the quantity in making ordinary
Gin "
These statements are made with n view to invite
.ouonarson in California. between the genuine w ofc's
SchnaDos and the various brands Of bogus limitations.
mixed dnciored up, or sweetened Gih; In square,
bncK bottles (mitaiion of my sly is OF botles) under
diG.reut names an6 labels. whether marked london,
Germany, Holland Scneidam Schnapps, Nc, IN nd-
nitn ynrirty-cunident that the tritl will result i'll
california lust as il has long since done in all the
older states, in repudiaiing all the bogus, dnwholo
some limitations referred io.and Ih complete triumph
of my pure Scheidam Schnanps.
de- re briefv to notice Two facts which have lately
aided largely to the use ct Wolfe's Schnapps in the
citv of New York and elsewhere. lst Pure French
brandy il i now almost imposss HE to ooian-neariy
all the brandy imported from France helng American
raw spirits sent there made into handy, ana shipped
hack ngain ID Many people are abandoning The
use of American whissey, brandy and GIN, since II
has been discovered t0at STRYCHNINE. deadlv
nosop is in use at the west in dstiliing. thereby in
creasing the Weld of Liquor about one-third.
In conclusion will say to all who desire VINO e.
some agreeable tonic aud stimulengve air rialio
" OFF FE'S
ScheidaRa Aromatic Schnapps.
UDOLPHO WOLFE. Soie importer,
| a1-sm O. Beaver street, New York
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-14

EpAINT AND'.wHITE-WAsH BRUsHEs-For
sale BY COTTON NcDERM0TT.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-14

aHURE ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD--For sale by
COTTON n McDERNOTT.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-01
~ A RARE CHAVEZ FOR
AN INV TIM z NTs
d KALF4BAE RI RI .ftT OfZ4yDr
Adjoining the Town of sCannelton!

ii b-ALf -7D[<1>- -lH - Or Of L-1-f y II
Adjoining the Town of .Canneiton!
Consisting Of about nne hundred acres. one-half of
which is bnttom lard and the remainer eStenisint
the delightful hills that border the town. All af IL is
embraced in plat Of tie town OF Canpeor, AMI sin
lhmand for house loss. The lover boundary of the
tracts is than ten minutes walk from the
tens;ve Cntton Factory AMI principal casl mines. All
the products of the land he sold the soil 20 the
PEOPLE Of the town. 1t Is most ndmray situated Tor
vegetable esrlens for which the town affords COOL
market AMI high prices The land viii eventually All
Ne wanted for house lots. On the premises three
dwellings, one OF which Is worth s" another is worth
siE0 the OF q eantifu cottage residence. cost slen
three years go il. Either of these isoases can
ne had with the land, all Of them, the purcher
may wish: they are separated " street from the lly
of the lsrd. and ALI of the Tss laid Of for resi-
dences. The property will nc sold liegl credit to
a responsible purchaser. a.is-fa 5lnl ~!
The location il Of the most delightful the Ohio
river and the principal cottage with three n gar.
den and fruit tie most beautiful rural residence
tween here and Louisville. The chief motive foroe
ing for sale, is that the property is too valushle
rent and needs more attention tfan the oxne- al
present beztow it. Address apply to the editor Of
the Jourral; Evansville 81 s-sre1 ell nvs
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U.s MAIL PASSENGER PACKET.

81 18TH u EVANSVILLE. padrcah aud
fs:1 est. ICa:ro Packet j. II. DONE. y.
hi.. .Herro. ca.I- a,der, leaves
lie every Manda yrand THURSDAY AT - o'clsck
H., arriving ~ Paiucah at O'Clock n, Cairo ai Y
&c ocK Tuesdsy snd Fridsy. Returning, leaves
every TneS lay api Friday a. o'e ,e, p NJ and Ia
NJ. nnecfng II ! vansv,lle with the vaTSville and
;ravfrlsve RarDli, ard Packets for Green River;
az connectrg az Smithland with Cumheglana River
PACKETS, -ud AZ f'ssrc III with Ter peSsee y -@- PACK,
at Cisir With enphis, New 0rleIs and St Louis
P,ekesS. Tciets eaa 9 tanned board tae AT lor
al z Eisle-n ai,d Wessern cities
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EACH SATURDAY 5arrARY !
S32O,0oO
5. 10 , i'rizes amounting tn ~ SSSo'o'
Whole ricAets $40; Halves as cua1yIs s3>.,
p.,A OLE raELorrERf. z


Whole ricActs SO; Halves s5; puantrs s3>-,
PLAN or THE LOTTERY
The Nuin6ers ,rp.n ! to o,.Gs c,rresp'niing win
IA 80 Nua.rs o the Tickets printed % sepisS.te 81 !,
.. scr, ec.rc!ei With small TN tunes ana pse
rhs irs Prizes similarly printed ard eichcied'
are paced ulanJther wheel. ,......,.-;s,,-..y,.
he wheels thell resolvel aud nr liher ls IRA >.
frnn tite wheel Of Nu,niess, and at the sine I'm =
Prize IS awn from the other wheel; Inc ener an *;
ence ard registered ly the COMMISSIONER; the Prize
hei''g placed agsnst the Nun,er draSn. Ihis "peia
Con isreI.sie,l unt!l The Prizes are drawn out
,nnroximation Prizes--The two preceding and
~ s,,Scee I.g Nun as those drawing the nFst
Prizes viii ',e enttlel TO the 3 .Apgroximaiiissn
Prizes P.,r example: II Ticket No.. ,W draws the
sa,Ol0 Prze, hnse Tickets Numbered Y r., -,
and l3a2, Il zach ' entitled 70 W., & ~ 49,, ~ -
SO, - ssS2 viii each 'e en;tedto sos ana SO on &C
T ,S e. S,zss Il q R he determined by the li-
ur,. 1f the Nunter that draws the 0,n0 prize fr
example, IL ths Num- drawing the Son Prize eds
MI NJ II,i 'e9 as sf 10 . II ti Nnmer e. is
,h Xe. ti,en tn, Ticksi: where ll,s number eiis
Certificates q Packages sill e sold at the following
Ti Certseas esS u aeage sF Of whole Tickets go
i qnarter :. ;. 49, :,
In ordertnz Tickets or certificate. encise
the a,,cy - Jur at..sss for tr iscscts oriere,.' 81
r-.ia ss cs have tickets ending in any figure n ~
D'f Th H.. ~ Drawn Numbers and Prizes will he to
purchasers Immediately after TIE drawing.
- Purchasers wiA Hease srite tnsF sienatuss
,,,a and ri ". their Post Office, County and State.
R.qnern ,es That every Prize is drawn and paya
blein full without deduction. -
iIl prises of 81 ,cf0 md under, paid iminedrateiy
after the frswiug-OheT prizes at tiie Usual time OF
thirty laws. -f
= A u ch,.iIn un scatons strictly cont ;entlal
Address Ouiers for Tickets or Certificates TO
= ---..-.-. g. SWAN x CO, Augusta. Ga
~ Pers sr,S resi- ling near NJ sntgomrrv. Aiaaua
or Atlanta, q Geia. can have their or lers filled, anil
ave Il ne y alresSing s. swan Co., al either OF
those cities. .f .-.-aa - a = I
!, a. 4 'fst OF the numiers that drawn from tn
xheei with the "f the prize that each one u
emitted 70, viii he pii shed after every drawiue. W
the following papers:-A ugusta Geo Constufton
"a, Ney- ORLEANS Delta. VI '. Register, Charleston
Sftsitt.l. Nashville Gaz,e, Atlanta lItelligencsr
Wv rs Weekly Day Book, savannah Morninc
v..NS. Richmond Dispatch, Nsws, ard Pauiding
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FOa LOUIsyILLE

l<ra e-~sen THE fin. packet steamer II-
p-z-,-~u.s<rl =, AlIDSD. alH. HoLCRAFr, gi'l
e-sss =. e = ~ run regularly 'rtween Evans
-. vile and Louisville, leaving
le every Hesines iav ani 'turisv. II
oessff Z. G. O'RILEV, & co.
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City ColIec.os,s Oaice.
Ne, ALE 8 cIs,MronDs..t,.s J.
OAR
or Loaisviiic. Cincinnati, 81. Loans. indian.
49, se'~. ar0.is AID ne Eust
cnAscE OF rlsie.
.MoxoAy. NorEMprR. aas, 81. !.

-MoNoAy, NOVEMBER. eas, iss6.
fN -ri after this date IN. MAI .s,.
.,stve vaE>Vi,ie ai oc..sck ssi ss,,.fIfes -
W.. max Irg close cninection AZ Ndcsfrts "a, fiss
kastand est tia ,in t.. Niss & ~ IA
l. nisvi j., Cincfs.I.at ~. l,ui- and C4r .l a. We
NJ Terre Itanie ateaP ". ,sfses-. nc .frs.r< n ~
fNpres> trains FER lifiiaiar ls, CleFe,sd ana the
East, 2, 4 ~ & 'hirsgo a'd CeHtrll Ii..isnis
RErt- RSf<tf--f-stve- 2 err. -fts1Cte - p n
T. NJ = f'o
Freight trains twa'i passenger carastaehs.si ron a.
ililws: i.eiye ivsn-yils At f:el A. ~, Arrsye a
gTerrs ifassts i:sI'. ~, gsssrv. Terri f>, al n u
~ n, Arrive al kyss.svii.es;;9P ?, n - -
-.-;.,g. - FAssfS 3. - - -,
L,u.syi,le, ss csi Te.st, Louis....--ss =
Z" " 'arap ,lss..-f 90 Gnrsen- -. ,...io -
Primo .. -. rtlsie psis .'.;s %
s.s Sei- y ors .2s ss Rsitimnr1 .as e
|" Bastpn-. - 50 n " : washrgton..-. a
For afy s,.for1natior nr ts.r~ueh hckets a5ply
otprr,iy Transportation oniees head Of Lersi stree
~ ssiks5 59 srff - . JOHN lN<sSE.
....-,.. .isl.s-.. -. "a, 1. I'm efi1 fend.ri
80 Herfsrs1n Corr- ercsaf. Nj. verir, : iress-'
Evs,ss te "a ;i,fr sF1 Nf aruzsi Re<tsfsrss5 3.l
Sf1es adycrtisneDf aud ccpv- uDg2ka
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EDEPPER SAUCE. &C. ca--srg
a ~ oNes pper Saucc; ta aas erc 81
- 80 do IA. ~: go ~ 20 -. - e
d. - - 80 - r. IL COOK & SON.
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REGULAR Nv AgsvILLIs AND PETERS
BURG PACKET.

ySNI Canal Bna; WASHING a.ss-s.- ss,..I..lA
u TON, II. LuTZ, Master, viii 's%S's'sSs Vsr
lsve for Peters ura d eve-g Monday and Thursday al
Z. VI. For ireieht passage apply on bgard cr tc
either Of the warehouses. iseptlst
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-es,s Cows Cows. Cows! -,
RxQrR Cows just in, iTss. s;.s = FgT sale
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SUPERIOR YEA 7 POWD r,
~ Q9ie'fst asa .Strsst Ysast I.a.rSs,. srer

Introduced.
gus 2st Powieris far superior to hops or brew.
q o. W 4 ur ANY ID uie qticS yel<tss,-w m ne.
isr m Tt i,lt Tel y ru hrcsd. iiot biscuit ~ rolls
rtk u CT &iutst 'tu.npling put tug and every vlri-
~ '-.Hi IN ttsr everything tLit can lie made of
El1 asifIiar BrcxEneit meals = ~ p =
MS Dy spep'ic can eat hreaf male yi,h
q, 1rle- Il. u .dt.infury. 80
4t- -se.si-Ts ,he real White light AMI VII lie
s'in A ttlfsh tnd sweet tiste and smell, never
ietf ~ l' spot, or turning U vrllaw. In wtch lsi-
--- -iiing of the Kind eyer irtr .f,,r-I
~ This Nea<f ofya s.rfsg.
lfeu rr,r f81nry Eill he refunded.
EtEaIas HO-esant STE ns,l can Ne s,,.,l isd ~
tt she factprv- A E'e.-,s ;-,,,, =,
tu . 3ers Dr. VI AGENTSS
o-a i& M Corner q Z I.lrt1st St, Evansville
SEND FOR iT.
fHt q ~ sip-r. i,ius a Atel S1vszine ever pub
- ~ eisttf Ar- ffurnti. containing ~ sixty
= f-iv.Rgs, lnd giving full payt cull-s Of the
t.t-.f ~ tis ctsn1pSijfiu Art Association, two
NtiI az - isie 6 pies hfty cents. >pecimei
fHf-r sent - ~ pers tus who gish u sun
s-T cei p. .. hvP pDst1S stamps. rs cents
SIS .'i.se ~ 4 aslisis. Biliant praSpectus" i'm
iA.. n1rfr c. l. DERBY, Actuary G. 4. A.,
!. 4. StS Br., way. Nex YORK.
f-t9
II So iYHtSKy.-One Punchenn Pure Irish
- flsi- i4sl rsce.gcd ani fr sais lN
ee-L - TENNBY & S0RENS0N.
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WABASH PACKEr-K,TE sARCHET.

zs ~ viii fIYaGsn rnn nssniarlS re- frim
Evansville in the Wa ash ira ie
dnring the winter, or isng as tie river shall We
aavica ie. Sh rpers nv RELY on her making regu-
ar trips, and the strictest attention being given to
their Orlers. -,sr.f nov is-tfl
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srovES AND raNWARE
GOING AT COST!
A Great ohance for Bargains az
J. SC ANTLTN, Jr.'s
sz-oN NJ AN STREET NEXT DoJR TO MARBLE
a..Li.. OPPnSITE TIE STATE BANK.I.

sH- ON VI AN STiE ct NEXT DOOR TO MARBLE
I..,Li., OPPosIFETHE STATE BANK.-zks
TllE su'scr er having purchased heavy stsck Of
stoves lefs The pani' hnds hnnsef at this season
with Surplus, and rather than keep them over t an
otI-r utunn, be resolved 20 put his lrlce. dowr.
prre css AID tbs time he will sell aiv artc In MS
preert stock To his the price ofthe naa-
uigctuTsgs Y The wholesale. -.lrif tfCf
Ills stock OF Stoves AMI Tinwa-e is &c, and en-
braces every variety Of article in hisIiv and HI pre-
enf offer viii give the pe Ipe in town aud cnuuiry tue
best oifiL Lily they viii have In long tine TO- 81.
tsrsaii,s Tir,=- tanners and others
need new StavS tii neNt year, win make a gO,dfi-
vestnsentto iuy nos and keep tie pCrchtse ti tey
Reeiihe use Of IL, for il will save n % sr
cent N the cost, Eh ch is ger interest thaa they
mike In any other way wih their surplus funds.
Every ore disposed T. purchase Is Invited toclIat
che stowe Ware 'om, on Main street, TEX. DIOR ~
AnS Ie uEi. lrecty opp'se the State Baak, an ea-
az ne tn Suck, All JJs ai the arssins eF-fel
noy--iy JAMES scANTL1N,-JR.
PATER WERs.
9 DELIGHTFUL amusement fir Girls, in hexes-
nf ech male up ~ sOS how 1t Is dJne. Uny 3 cents
jus. rs:eisl iy E.J. p6aELL
Excellent fe,Iug for tae Youag.
0HN TRUE, orthe Christian Experience Of AN
bate P,ul, or how u te Patent in sBeEnes, and
Pats. Present, Sh hsh Iil't efferaiiss, ce Gates
ii sI' sher d1'ieSssi ano.Ai life E,rs sl, a. lF
dec H. j.. DOBELL.
BOSTON BELTiXG COMPANY,
MANCFAcTURERs,oF F4gt
MACHINE BETTING, sl
STEAM PACKING,
ENGINE HOSE,
'Eyn AT oTfAR ARTIoLss OF yuicanized India
zsuhtes nsed for Mechanical and dlNianu-
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MAG ,Zi1 Is AT THE EARIlEsT

w AVERY for Nnve-nNer: Emerson ard Putnam O.
w November: Les .e's Ga ette for Sovcins er: al
all the other Magazires: anAee Notio, fer 'ecsii
Der -. inovf'al pobEL LIS
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RISE FEHiSKy.-0ne Puncheon Pure Irish
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BELLEvuLE-The "DemocrGt" is hand
some and very spiritedly conducted Demo
cratic paper, the publication of which has
just been commenced at Bel!eville, H., by
VI. T. BoYAKIs, Esq, 4 name not unfamiliar
in the politics OF this State. We rather
guess however, the editor sets up BclIeville
peg or two too high, in his elaborate puff
Of that city. At least, ace have no, been in
the habit Of looking at Be.lev.IIc through such:
spectaclcs:
Now, the truth is, Beileyille is TIE largest
city in Illinois, Chicago eXceptcd-has more
wealth-has more fine, elegant and subStan-
tiai buildings owned by those who occupy
thom-is less in debt, and publishes more
newspapers than any other city in Illinois,
Chicago only excepted. While our county
has mere wealth and does more agricultural
and mechanical business than any other
county in the State, Cook county excepted :;
and for schools, churches, morals and gene
raj intelligence, we have TO superior. We
are not the pet Of the State, nor the prey Of
politicians a. Sp-iactield-the victims of our
Own greatness, Is Alton. nor the headong
rush into commercial afI.iTs, a. Chicago, but
we have the clements Of q great city here,
with & hardy, Industrious, sober, attending
to-one's oEE-Jus!nesS pOpulGtio , 70 deyl-
opC them. Few EIln cut Of employ; fewer
broken down politicians and fewer OF the
"uVpeit=ndOm," than any other county in
the State. And not an underground rail-
roa,! to annoy our good ngiIhJors on the
other side of the river, and bring disgrace
upon US th,rsly, IN al the cd county OF ST.
Clair.