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The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-30
WASHINGTON pr11rrn1sa HIS FAREWELL

WASHINGTON DELIVERING HIS FAREWELL
ADDREss.-A lady over eighty years of age
now residing in Philadelphia, in letter to a
grandson in Washington City. gives him a de-
scription of Washington as be appeared when
delivering his Farewell Address, which she
heard. She saws, "Gen. Washington's dress
was full suit Of black His military hat bad
the black cockade. There stood the Father
of the Country acknowledged by nations
the first in war, first in peace. and first IN the
hearts of his couatrymen. No marshals with
gold-eolored scarfs attended him; there was no
cheering, no noise; the most profound silence
greeted him, as if the great assembly desired
to hear him breathe, and catch his breath in
homage to their hearts Mr.. Adams covered
his face with both Of his hands; the sleeves of
his coat and his hands were covered with
tears. Every now and then there was sup
pressed sob. ] cannot describe Washington 5
appearance as | felt it, perfectly composed and
selfpossessed till the close of his address; then,
when strong nervous sobs broke loose, when
tears covered the faces, then the great man was
shaken. never took my eyes from his face.
Large drops came from lis eyes. lie looked
to the youthful children who were parting with
their father, their friend, as if his heart was
with them, and would be to the end
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Declaratory Notice.

STATE OF c tLIF0RNIs, COUNTY OF
70 Butte S. Sarah Maria Derrick. wife f. Il. F. Der
rick both Of Oregon township. county Of Butte and
state of California do hereby make this isriara.
tion that intend to carry and transact bushes,
buying ard selling personal property and real estate
my own name and On my account. and in the hu-i
of mining and quartz mining in its various bran-
ches. and from the date OF th, declaration VIII he in
dividually responsible in my for all debts
contracted by account and anv wav
ted with the business aforesaid further declare
that the amount Of money invested by in said
ness is less than the of FIVE thOusan dollars
S.M DERRICK. fsrALt
STATE OF CALIFORNIA. COUNTY OF BUTTE. IS
On this seventh day cf October D. thousand
eight hundred and fifty eight. bsiore me- H. fiaSton
Notary Public in and tor said county of Butte per
sonaliy appeared ~ Derrick, wife r. F. Derrick.
personally known to to he the individual described
in and who executed the foregoing declaration and
ing by me first made acquainted with the contents Of
the foregoing instrument upon examination by me
had separate and from and without the hearing
of her husband, she the said 5 NJ. Derrick acknow-
edged to me that she executed the same freely and
and for the and purpose, therein
toned without fear compulsiou of undue influence o
her husband. and that she does wish rerac, the
execution Of the
In witness whereof have hereunto set my
LIS. hand and official the day and year in ths
~ certi6c te written, II. A, GASTON.
Notary Public in and for Butte County, Cal.
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DeclaratOry Notice.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF
~ Butte. S., Mary Maclean wife of James 7. Mclean
of the town of 0rove in said county, and State aore-
said in the township Of 0phir in said county do here
by declare that intend from and after this 20
carry on business in my name and my owa ac-
count in the county OF Butte; that the nature of af
business is that of Merchandising and Millinery in said
county and State and such other further things as NAV
be necessary to carry and manage said business 1
Will be Individually responsible in my own name for
all debts contracted by unit of my said bust
ness and hereby further declare that the amount OF
captai invested in my sad business does not exceed
lle sum Of i've thousand dollara
In witness whereof have set my hand and
1 L, seal, the fifteenth day OF October A. D 1883
MARY MACLEAN
Witness S W. W Coughey.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF BUTTE. IS
On this fifteenth day of October A D. 1858 before
me- : '" W Ceughey Notary Public duly commits
stoned and qualified in and for sad county personally
appeared Mary Maclean, to personally known to be
the lndlVduai described in and who the
gong Declaration of sole Traderr and being by me
husband and made acquainted it'll contents of the
foregoing declaration She Acknowledged to me that She
executed the freely and voluntarily without fear
or eompulsion coerciye part her husband for
the uses and purposes therein mentioned AID desired
the same might be recorded such.
,0l In witness win reof have hereunto set my
lis hand and affixed my official seal the day and
~ year first above written
s. W. W. COUGHEY.
Notary Public Butte Coanty Cal.
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Sheriff Sale.


E1Y VIRTUE OF DECRETAI ORnFR
Of sale issued ont Of the District Court Of The FIJI
ieenih Judicial District. in and for Butte County ana
state OF California. ag tlnst II. d. JASNELL and in
favor Of Z. b. RAIL for the three hundred and
fourteen dollars, ts34 0ul with interest thereon at The
rate of three per per month from the rendition Of
Judgment until paid and all cess suit taxed ia the
Of Zen dollars. and all accruns said order
10 directed aud delivered, Commanding me 10 sell
the mortgageG premises hereinafter described satisfy
sGid demand will, Monday. the I1th day
of October. \. ID. 1855. Al the honr Of , O'Clock.
p NJ. of said day. sell al public sale, to the highest
bidder fer cash, the property described in said order
f1ows TO wit: Commencing Montgomery street
seventy nine feet from the norfhsass
sixteen (6l in block number niussesn 9l the same
IS laid the map plan Of the Town of oroviIIe
County and state aforesaid ile in the Ceuafy Re-
carder Office uf said County. running thence in south
ery direction hundred se theace easterly right
singles twenty feet thence soahsry at right angles thir
iEfwo feet thence est6riy al right angles twenty
ieei thence northeriy at zhE angles eighteen feet,
thence westerly al right ngies twenty feet, thence
n9Fthrfiy al right angles 10 MONTGOMERY street one
hundred and fourteen ieet thence along said street to
he ace Of beginning twenty -four feet.
The ABOVE safe % tai place at the Court House dosr
in the Town OF Oroville. County and STAR, aforessis
\. ID. PLUM Sheriff Butte Counrv
QraviHs- September 18th. A. D. 1855
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DR.. Guysott's Extract of Yellow

Dock anh sarsnparilla In quart bottles the Great
Purifier of the Rood-Not particle Of Mercury IN
it-Let the afflicted read and ponder. An Infal-
bic remedy for Scrofna Kings Evil, rheumatism
obstinate Cutaneous Erruptions. Pimpes or Pustu-
les on the Face, Boils, Blotches Chronic Sore Ewes
Rlngworm or letter, Enlargement and Pain in
the Bones Joints, Stubborn Ulcers Syphilitic
Disorders Lumbago, Spinal Complaints, and all
diseases arising from iniudicous use of Mercury
lmprudence in Life, or Impurity of the Blood This
great Alternative medicine and Purifier of the blood
IS now used by thousands of grateful patients from
al parts of the United States, who testify daily
all medicines, GUYSOTT'S EXTRACT OF YEL-
LOW DOCK AND SARSAPARILLA. Neuralgia,
Rheumatism. Screfua Eruptons on the Skin, Liv-
er Diseases Fevers Ulcers, Sores, Affections os the
Kidneys, Diseases of the Throat Female Com.
plants, Pains and Aching in the Bones and Joints
are speedily put TO fight by using this great and
lnestmable remedy. For all diseases of the Blood
nothing has yet been found TO compare with it. 1t
cleanses the system of all impurities, acts gently
and efficiently on the Liver and Kidneys, and
srenthens the Digestion gives tone to the Stomache
makes the skin clear and healthy, and restores the
Constitution enleebled by disease, or broken down
by the excesses of youth, TO its pristine vigor and
strength. For the Ladies, 1t Is lncompaTably better
than all the cosmetics ever used. few doses of
DIR. GUTSOTTS YELLOW DOCK AND SARSA-
PARlLLA will remove al sallowness Of complexion.
bring the roses nantling the cheek. give elasticity
10 the step, and improve the general health in re-
markabie degree, beyond all the medicine ever
heard Of. The large number of Certificates we have
received from all portions of the United States is
the best evidence that there is no humbug about it
Inc press, hotel keepers, magistrates, physicians
and public men well known in the community, all
add their testimony to the wonderful effects of this
great blood purifier. R5- Be careful to buy none
but that which is put up in QUART BOTTLES.
Coltou x McDermOtt, Agents for Oroville.
PARK White General agents and importers for
all valuable Patent Medicines. 1872 Washington st.
San Francisco. au20-3mis
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McKibben and Johnston.

The following card appears in the San Fran
cisco Herald
To THE PuBMc.-Two anonymous publica-
tions have recently appeared in the columns of
the National, respecting a misunderstanding
which has arisen between the Hon. Jos. G.
McKibben and Geo. Pen Johnston, Esq. 1t
is obviously improper that an affair OF the kind
should be obtruded on the public attention,
but as the publications in question are marked
by undue personalities, with an evident politl-
cal intent, and as they contain several fragrant
errors which are calculated to prejudice the
reputation Of an absent party, we consider it
10 be our duty to offer brief and temperate
reply.
1t is true that Mr.. McKibben and the under
signed, on the dag named in the National pro-
ceeded to the county Of Marin, with the view
Of holding communication with Mr.. Johnston; !;
but Mr. McKibben 1--WE give lis own language
Had 10 idea of prejudieing Mr.. Johnston III
lis present position only sought in the course
he pursued, to relieve himself Of misrepresen-
tation. Being compelled to leave the State
on the steamer Of the Goth inst, he was TN
willing that Mr.. Johnston's action should re-
main altogether unnoticed."
But it is not true that the friends of Mr.,
Mex ibben expressed a great aHtlety to obtain
ae identical pair Of pistols used in the unfor-
tunate affair between Messrs. Johnston and
Furguson."
1t IS not true that Mr. McKibben and his
friends knew that Mr.. Johnston was in custo-
5y when they left this city.
And it is not true that any person was re-
olested to convey "a peremPtory challenge to
Mr. Johnston.
Knowing that ''the public always remember
the charge ana seldom the reply" we must
nevertheless. say that only one letter was adj
dressed to Mr.. Johnston, and that was simply
q communication of inquiry, couched in the
most uncxceptonabe language. In it nothing
was said about challenge, and Dir. Johnstons
fiend was so informed and assured.
Surprise is expressad in the National that
SO long time should have elapsed before Mr..
MeKibben held communication with Mr.. John
st0n. In reply, We do not consider it necessary
10 say more than that Mr. Mckibben's pledged
political engagements, and Mr.. Johnston's
own absence, rendered such communication
entirely inpracticable.
WM. \. ADDISON,
CHAs. kINcAID.
San Francisco, Oct 2lst, 1858.
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The Greatest Discovery of the Are,

Greatest Blessing to Mankind ,-Innocen, hut Po,ept
-Dr, h. j. zsphaYs Prophylact.cum. (sef-d snfectnp
AGENT sure preventive against Al and Syph-
iicai dlenses and an Unsurpassed remedy for all vee-
real scrotdpus, gangrenous. and caucerous diseases
ieud discharges from the vagina, uterus and ufethra
ad an cntaheoas eruptions and diseases innocula-
ton Is sue preventive aglnss small pux, is Dr. L.
1zapkeys Hrophylacticum preventive against syphi-
itlc and gonorrhoa diseases Harmless in ITSELF it pos
vrns, and thereby svia6 thosands OF debauchaes from
being infected by the most oabsoe all diseases Let
no young man who app -eciates healh be without Dr.
Cz1Pkay Pfpphy laeticnn. 1t Is in very convenient
packages andtwili be found con,enent FIR use being
used az soap Price. five dollars. For at Dr. H. j.
Czapka5 Fryate Medical aud Surgical nstilae. Sacra
street, bsoS Montgomery opposite Pacific Mail
Companys Office, san Francisco. An letters must be
addressed to l.. j. Czapkay, NJ D. san Francisco
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Diseased Humanity.
yH7HE Blood, Heart, Brain, Intestines, Siews
II Nerves, the Fluids and Semi-Fluids, and tn

yH1HE Blood, Heart Brain, Intestines, Sinews.
u Nerves, the Fluids and Semi-Fluids and the
whole Physique.
The gloomy hypochondrac, the dyspeptic, the
nervous. deblitated and feeble, the over-doctored
invalid the bilious and liver diseased sufferer the
gourmand. the debauchee the Incorporate, and all
who suffer i'll health
SHOULD PAUSE AND THINK ERE SICK
ness oyertakes them, for then wornout nature sue
cumbs 70 DEATH because she has not strength to
resist. Now DR.. Jacob Webber's invgorating Cor
dial causes strength-that is its main quality. The
first operation Tonic the partaker feels then that
Sudati0n is caused-hs skin is damp, his limbs
supple and active, he feels a wish for exercise and
knows he has strength to endure it, he is light spir
ted his skin becomes clear his eyes, too. because
his liver IS made active, the bile neutralized or
elected, and his blood thinned and purified. II he
has foul stomach this acts aperient, not
otherwise. Again. it Immediately relieves belchng
prevents an accumulation of wind in the stomach.
The stomach the great receiver of disease and its
eases where have seen Dr. Webbers invigorating
Cordial act most beautifully. General arrangement
Of the system: weakness from various causes viz
Change ef climate long sickness the use of mer-
curry, or being otherwise overdoctored, from abuse
OF nature and her laws, by drunkenness, gourman-
diziug- debanchery, and other excuses. trembling
fever and ague chis, rheumatic, neGralgic and
other pains in the body or limbs, want of appetite
sleep OF memory, sour or bilious stomach, tick
ling in the cars, tic doloreux, ETC., etc.
The reader IS coascientiously assured that this
really extraordinary panacea is all it is represented
and is not one Of the nostrms of the day. Let the
afflicted uyit aud they will be thankful for having
done 50. warranted to be uninjurious to the
most delicate constitution, 10 either sex or age
to contain no mercury or other mineral. 1t is put
up, very highly concentrated, in quart bottles
price s.. two for s.. Sold by every respectable
Druggist in California.
s5- Beware Of c0unteriets. Buy only quart bot
ties, aRd see that the names of I. Jones and J.
We5ber IS blown the glass and on the top of each
label None other IS genuine.
April IS, 1858. 3m TJONES.
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The Memphis (Tennl appeal says of the
contest in Illinois:
It is q contest Of vital Importance to the
j Ismocratic party, for If that party should lose
Pennsylvania and Illinois, it woald in all prob
ability be unable to elect its candidate in the
next Presidential contest 1t is contest in
Which all national men should feel interested.
The New Orleans Bee says:
Witness the reckless, unjustiGable aud un-
pagdonable assaults upon Douglas. Such moon
stuck Madness such desperate attempts at po-
i.tical suicide are almost inconceivabe. The
Democracy are not sufficiently enyirOued with
reell but they must wantonly court irreparable
stuctiou. Suppose Douglas is defeated
vaat becomes Of the Illinois Democracy, aye,
and of that immense mass Of Democrats in In
diana, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, &c, WHO
link with him?
The New Orleans True Della, referring to
3Ir Douglas efforts in Illinois, says:
The principles enunoiated by him in his al
NEST daily speeches to the people of that State
are such as to form the political creed of the
Democratic party.
lis hostility begins to be regarded as the
offspring Of personal vindictiyeness, that is
wiling to sacrifice the integrity of the Demo
cratic party and its hopes OF future success, to
the seleat aud humiliation Of great Demo-
crate statesman. Among the possibilities re-
sg.siag from this most strange aud unnatural
war apon the Little Giant is this, that wheth-
sr victorious or yanquished in the present
stTl ggle, he must necessarily rise above the ad-
verse circumstances which surround him, and
.aAil the speeulations here and there uttered
g. hls being in 1860 either the candidate of
a Democratic party of the Union, or of that
ranch of it which ineIades the Western
ta,es-yet a few witless, bigoted, or reckless
Malieious Democratic organs are doing their
lest or worst-which is fortunately lIttle-to
act the Republican Lincoln over Douglas. an
o;ecs Of obloquy both in the North and the
south So much malignity and so much stu
aility, are rarely exampled in the annals OF
.igs But such malignity is rendered harm
Is oY such stupidity that is no little conso-
Tlse Portsmouth (ya.) Transcript says.
We are very anxious to witness the defeat
lblcanism in Illinois, by honest means,
=. impossible not to see that its triumph
q lrcise no small influence on Northern
ellc sentiment. Between the most promi-
ct Of the aspiIants for the vacant Senator
?, 10 true Democrat can hesitate in choos-
ne feet Of the overthrow of Douglas will
strange the two branches of the De
sacy IN Illinois, so that the restoration to
a1ag will be almost az inIpossibiity. The
on, it may reasonably be anticipated
sp I'd to other States. and it IS By no
AIS Improbable that the breach may be-
g1aeral enough TO seriously interfere with
eaan ses Of successful campaign against
gsaicanism in the next Presidential con-
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Justices Summons.

ETNITED STATES OF FAMERICA-STATE
- of California-Couniy of Butte In justices Court
Cascade Township. The Peope Of the State Of Caifor
MIA to JOHN GILDERSLEVE greeting: You are here.
by summoned 10 appeae before me- ut my Office, in Cas-
cade Township County of Butte the 39lh day OF &c
ober A d. ls5S at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. to unto
the complaint of JOHN Il. M0OkLAR & Co. who
sue to recover the sum of fifty three and twelve 100 M
dollars for wae had and received out the Old Dum
diicn. said to be due from you, when Judgment will
taken against you the said amount, together with
costs and damages if yeu fail to appear and
To the Sheriff Constable Of said County, greeting
Make legal service and due return hereof Given under
my hand this 18th day of October, A. d. less.
JOHN kEYES,
Justice oc fhe Peace of said township.
II hereby ordered, that service OF he had
in this cause, by publication of the fer
after the 18th dav of October A. d. 1855 in the Weekly
HTrrE RECORD newspaper. Witness my hand this 18th
day of October A. d. 1858. JOHN KEY Es, J. y.
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To the Ladies of California.

L. ]. CZAPkAY, NJ. D., Physician surgeon and Ac
csucheur, invites the attention of sick and afflicted
females iaooring under of the various forms of
eases OF the train lcrgs heart stomach, liver. womb
Deod ktdneys and all diseaaes peculiar their SEX
ne Doctor is eectnz than any other ply
siclaa 10 California Let no false deicaey you
but apply Immediately and yourselves from painful
sGaeFings and premature DEATH All married ladies'
whose delicate health other circumstances prevent an
increase IA their families shond cait at DR. L. j. CzaD-
A "ealcai lusiitnte- Sacramento street. below
somsry, opposite Pacific Mail steamship Company's
otce San tFanelsco and they will receive eyey pssi
Bile reei aad help. All cShsuliaors v letr or other
"isT- Hes- ADDRESS L. J. CZAPkAY,
Neuicd institute, sacramento street. below Monigom-
cry, opposite Pacific Mail Steamship conpanv,s Once
san Francisco. 40
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Notice to Lien Holders,

- trict Court 18th Judicial District James E. Caue
ct al v. D. c. Dowaer al Whereas the above named
Plaintiffs having commenced action IN said Court
against the said defendants the foreclosure of
tain mechanics lien held and claimed by said PLAINTIFF
upon that certain building lying and being situated in
The town of Uovilie in said county and State known
as the Theater building located the Huntoon
and Bird streets in said Town and occupying part Of
lots numbered ( and (2 two in block f3) three as
laid down Oh the map OF the town OF Oruyilie file in
Recorders ofaae OF Butte county Notice is hereby given
TO all persons holding isimng liens upon said herein
before described property 10 present thes said liens
before the said Court the first Monda, of November
A. 1858, then and there to make proof of the same
s22ot D. W. CHEESMAN, Au'y for plaintiff
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Justices Summons.

TNIFED STATES OF AMERICA
y state Of alifoniia county of Butte. s.. In jus
tees court, Ophir Town hip; the people Of the OF
California. To 4ohn Guilietseve. Greeting You are
hereby summoned to appear before at my olhce n
Ophir Township. county Butte, the 2i day of NO
vember d ISIS at 10 O'clock. \ VI. 10 answer unto
the complaint of David Weaver who to recover The
sum of two hundred dollars claimed be due rom yo
j. De- ott and Alexander Stewart certain bond ez-
ecuted by you and DeAott and Alexander Stewart on
the 9th day ii dgust 1875 which nj l. for the faith
ful performance part of the duties Of Depuv
Assessor of Butte county, when judgment IL be taken
against you for the said amount, together with eots
and damages, fyou fail to appear and answer To the
Sheriff or any constable of aid county greeting. make
legal service and due return hereof Given under INV
hand this 18th day OF October, 1858
JOHN : FERRY
oct 16 I4d Justice of the Peace of said Township
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BUTTE RECORD.
The Power 70 Rule,

The following poetical efInsion, written by Do
Pedro II. Monarch OF Brazil is not very bad to EN-
nate from man in that position. We publish
in order that it May reach the eye Of our venerabl
Chief Magistrate, James l. Monarch Of America:
1T am pious, nlement- just,
I'm only what ought to be,
The sceptre IS weighty trust,
= great responsibility;
And he who rules with faithful hand.
With depth Of thought and breadth Of range,
The sacred laws should understand,
But must not at his pleasure change.
The chair Of Justice is the thronei
Who takes it bows to higher laws,
The public good, and not bis own'
Demands his care in every cause.
Neglect Of duty-alTsys wrong
Detestabe in young OF ED
Bv him whose place is high and strong,
Is rnagniGei q thousand fold.
When in tie east the glorious sun
Spreads Ger the earth the light Of day,
All know the coure that he win run,
Nor wonder at his light or way;
But if, perchance, the light that blazed
dlmmed by shadows lying near,
The startled world looks on amazed,
And each one watches it with fear
likewise, if always give
To vice and virtue their rewards,
But do my duty thus TO live;
No one his thanks to me aceoIds.
Hut, should fail to act my part,
Or wrongly do. or leave undone,
snrprissd, the people then would start,
with fear. as at the sbadowed sun.