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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-09-24
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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-09-24

With DO Very ples.htabIe Sci Sensations a. 70
hat might be the result OF this adyen-
tdte. he ret aimed smiling to use the car,
ptntef'.s simIfe, Ike "a basket Of chips. AZ
Tile same lime y asing aIoh the m,ysseri
nus belt.
2 srhv riddle vas SPEEDILY solved. the mud,
dy deG6criuh, yclepF c5tse. must have in |;
spited his memory. tor white imbibing il.
"a drram Of the night' suddenly flashed
sttl wart his inas nation, la an easy slam,
ber.n he thou gut Chat old Tom was alter
his belt. snti'to hide Il from him, he thrust
il wit, IN the ratters above his head. A
lighs dtShed across his mind the while he
was stpptug The aforesaid decocIiop, and
rushing to the 70 m he mounted his cot.
when thrds,ing his arm ailhla the heavy
rsfter. sureHenough there was the belt and
its con EMS. as safe as il il had never lett
his carcass simultaneously Id Tom and
my self exchanged remorseful glabces as
he shook han Is with me az par ing, re.
ciprpcai Squet e. told how we mutually,
regretted our unid,t susPi6ous Of each
ottier. o. t#'''e. -
a Ia three days more I reached Little
R ck wheItl parted with my companlun
NOV sorry. il the truth must be told: Tor
the uneasy feelings he had given me bS
hts SumnAmbuliStic trick. had left very
UNI Ie"sdnt sensation an from he time
We lett old Tom until We parted his bell,
was n source OF greater soiicitude 10 me
than 10 himself.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-09-24

- FREED N F1B THE CHILDnEA. { IL
loving seaside, aud tnusn needed parA
graphda from Black WOvd's Magszints
"A child VI three ys4ts offtEs. wIth
book - its infant h Ands. Is n fearful sight.
II Is 500 y tsu The, s,dsnihswsF whlch
the cOudemnsd stupidIys IoUks atr-iatal
yet beyond sita comprehension Whaf
7n0plL - child threo ,years old be tau Sttg
Strong meats for weak digesttonS make
u0L b ,ldly sLreng gthug Let IpsFe bs,nutas.
~ tales aud nursery rhy told chem. .
1 would Say to every parent. oapsci4liy
srsry1 mother. sing 70 yOnf children, Gctt
thsm pleasant stories; aud if IN the cOun s
tryibs not LOO c ireIub lest they get Iil.|
tvmdirt upon their hands and Clo hes /;
dirt is very much akin 10 as all. bud iHI
chIIdrsn's Out.oi.door play spOiIs them not
InwsrdIy. LIs ar iaeAf 1865
There is IN il 4 kind Oi eonsabgainiiy
between AiI creatures; by il We touch up.
on the common sym pAthy Of our GfsL sub.
stances. and begeL kindnesS tor our pour
relations, Ghe ,bruUes. Let ebildFeas have
q fress Opsn air sport. and fe .r nOt though
Ihsy make acqu4inLanee With tbS pigs,
he cows and shtSkens--they msy fIrn1s
worse bfinst ships with tbsi wiser ih0kIux
ones: sneDuHgs familiarity With slI. Eh0
love TO court lCtem-dumb a0imaIf lore
children. and children love them. Thets
RslI1ngnsks among them, which tbs
wOrld's language ObliteTaIes in ths elders.
IL, IL Of more ImpUTtAncs than that you
sh,'uld smsks tllsm wise, thst T., b1Ok
wise. tGU ia
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-09-24
From the Prouidence Journal.
DEATH rTIE LITTLE ONES

By NORA BELL.
When the baby died, we said,
With " sudden, secret dread,
"Death be mercitul, and pass ...
Leave the other" but alas ...-..
While we watched, he waited there
Ono foot en- tn. golden stair, 20
One hand beokoning at the gate,
Till the home was desolate. ..'.
Friends say at is better so, ........ ...
Clothed in inpoeeuce to go"-...., g.. 3 -.
Say, to case tn. parting pain, a.. ...-..,..
That ''your loss is bu; their gain.",. ,-...
Ah, tho parents think of this z! 81. ..t- 81
But remember more, the kiss aga ..T H-
From the little roso-red lips, u1s Isss'H
And the print of finger tips. z1'.aa u
Lett upon, broken toy, --rs -H. r...7r
Win remind them how the boy, ,..t,T-, .
With his sister charmed the days
With their pretty, winsome ways.
: Only Time cangive telisfa sisaEd So
To thew weary. lonesome grief .a1 ~
20 Gods sweetyminisserohpaia nok 30 .sIs
THEN shallsing Of loss sndgain. irn sL'
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-09-24
> lBINGEN oJ fmG nllINE..

it~ssr .f.. >. ia
A soldier Of ths Legion lay diving in Algiers.
There was lack Of wo;nap's nursing, there was
dearth Of womah's tears .s ,.Fr;i
But a comrads stood beside. him while his life
blood ebbed away, ~; ..., ,,-fli r
And ben bent with plying glances TO hear what he
r might say7-.rtJ sarTra o .nguF
Thee. dying soldier faltered as he took that COM
rade's hand, afi 3o 40 .}sthi
Aud s'id 90 never more shall see my own my
native land a., sA.e sgfW Ia
Take message and a token to- some distant
friends of mins. .r.s na ssaaHt
For was horn at Bingen swOYt Bin.en the
Rhine. 1ig' zrH II aHu . H.-|
Tell my brothers and complnionV. w!len they
meet aud crowd around, .....s,f
To hear my mournful storyin The pleasant vim
tage ground, ..,...-.
That we fought the battle braveIy, and when the
fight was done, I'D. .,...-.. .., -s5.I
Full many corpse lay ghastly pale beneath the
And midst the dead and dying were some grown
old in wars I .,. o.. zsna"
Tie death wound on their gallant breasts, the
last OF many scars .-f ..- t...u .N .n5a
But some were Young and suddenly behold life's
.. morn decline -... o.. d.. --.. .ur
And one had come from Bingen, dear Bingen
on the Rhine. ..... ...! J. ...f..
Tell my mother that her other sons shall com
fort her old age,
That was still truant bird that thought its
home q cape-
For my father was a soldier, and even as a child
My heart leaped forth TO hear him tell of strug-
giles fierce and wild
And when H. died, and left US 10 divide his scanty
hoard, .,.. -
let them take wllct e'er they would but kept
my fathers sword n.ra
And with boyish love hung it where the bright
light used to shine -..,.
On the cottage wall at Biugen, fair Bingsu on the
Rhine! -.
Tell M sister not to mourn for me, nor sob with
droopin! head, .-
When The troops NJ mlrchtn3 hons az lin with
glad AMI gallant tread
But to look upon them proudly and with cal m
steadfas. eye, ..r
roar,odi,.
And IL cnmrade sacks her love, ask hor in
mo name
TO olisten to him ,lmlv. without regret or shane
And t. hang tn" old sword in its pace-;ny faith
er's sword and mine
Far ,h. ho,,r Of oil Rins.n. d,ar Biursn on
,ha Rbino
Their - another not sister, and in lr1ppy days
gona by,
You'd have known her by tho merriment that
spprkled in her eye,
Too iunoc-ut r,r coqu.try, too fond for idle
Oh friend. fear tue lightsst h,rrt snl'5os 50 n,
ti'n;.s h",vi y; mrlfning-
Tell h"r III" last night Of my lif', Nor ser tbs
moon nc ri<"n,
My nuit will he oal OF p'in, ny s'r' - oht OF
P'i""n.) ... D..
| dreamed l stood win mr. ana 81" us y''''"
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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-09-24

HORSE ANEcDurEs-'Are you fond of
horliculIure?' asked guest at the, W hlte
House, OF Gen. Jackson. Oh yes oh
yes was the reply, Il was always partial
to horses, A slrk lrishman was recently
asked if he found much hospitality in
America. Faith sail he. Il have been
in the hospital ever since landed
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-09-24

wA man va. charged before Lord
Mansfield .wiih stealing a siIyer punohs-
ladle. The prosecuting eonnsei inssighedl
bitterly against the prisoner. declaring.
that he was an attorney and had disgrsc.
cd his profession: Oh said Lord M4ns.
Geld Il -dpa't Ihink, he can be an sFtorgey
or else he would have taken Ihs bowl -,
well as the ladIe.' 80 e,o-, gs. ~.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-09-24

EpAn Ii.hman had a horse 10 sell
~ag asked him II he bad the BOTS
Och. TO be sure be has. honey and eysrv
other sdysntsgs.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-09-24

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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-09-24

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-03
HOTELS.

CLARENDoN HOTEL. CORNER or FOURTH AVENUE
~ and Eighteenth street, Union square New fors-Ips
spacious and nrs class bose stuaef on four avenue,
of Fgh~s nth street opposite ne mssnncen ssres
Holbronk, the Immediate vio>nfy or Union
ac.5emy of Music aud many other famous places Of
attraction The interior arrangements are very complete.
and for Style elegance and cofo are ess 70 ssy hotel IN
the country. A. - --...-. -
number esred-are 80 with high ceilings exceengy
well ventlsied and amply provided with bath roons
closetA and al other spposntnenis yet devised 20
make home cbmforabie a. wellss attractive.
The cuisine condrted tht enlarged AMI rhersf
sie BY Of the first French artists IN the United s-
of the beet and choicest PRODUCTIONS q ss
and uader the especial superntendence II Kern~
families served either with table table hose.
az desired Table dhote and 81 clock or pr table.
ifdesred. at any hour.
omnibusee and for the business part Of city pass
the door every minute.
Families and single gentlemen who intend soiourninK in
New York will find this hotel worthy appr
Terms " 80 per day.
No charge for baihs
q.sSTssNER' PrOpr.,o-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-03

MOSS HOTEL, DINING SALOON AND RESTAURANT,
vi corner Bcwery and BAymd street provided VIA 81
ne decacies Of the upon The Eurvpcsn pen and
nshe throughout viii psssni sprns bsda Lodgings ss<
81 centa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-03
HOUSES, ROOMS. &C.. 1O LETT.

A SMALL. FAMILY OF ADULTS OWNERS, HAVING
n more room ihan they occupy would let select
Without children one entire door q the modern house
~ West Twenty fourth street. between Fifth and Sixth
gas hot aud eod water &C. Rent 800 Possession
Immediately Il required Unexsepuonable reference re-
q9lred.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-03

fNOUNTRY SEAT AT STATEN ISLAND FOR SALE
~ or exchanSeGo Of Gohie nanso. built by the
late Seth Gcer or Robt c. Wemore Es and hnhsd In the
most approved tys of architectural two Stables and out
houses replcte with every convenience excellent water
and perfectly bealhy situated Vanderbilt Ave
mnueg walk fron the ferry commanding fine vsw OF the
bay OF York There land all laid ont Ia
the English park style and we stocked with fruit and cut
tvated seru5bery &c. Apply to JOSEPH Is. VARNWM,
ESQ 66 Murray street Henry A. Mott attorney law
76
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-03

L1OR SALE OR ExCHANGE--A LARGE. SPLENDID
tract Of land unencumbered adjoining growing VII
inquire Of ALEX osrRANDER, rrislty bulldog Broad.
wey, room Ill.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-03

COUNTRT HOUSE FOR SALE OR TO LET AT STA.
~ ten 1sandThe efae OF sbou' 6os30 Sect with piazza
front and cost above IS 0 build and will be Sold
Apply Il % Maiden lime.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-03

UOUsE FOR SALE VERY CHEAP-TN BROOKLYN
III A nice two sory and bssewent house, with msrsL
1--WE years inquire CT TAPPEN TOWNSEND. sz NAssas
street. New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-03

ITO RErr-A BAKERY, NO. Ioss PRoADwAY, also
sevenx street. o. Of RDWARb D. JAMES, No wan street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-03

ITO EXCHANGE FOR VILLAGE PROPERTY AN ELI
CANT three story brown stone iroa. house, title peeot
built In the substantial manner for the with
and throughout situated In of the peasahest
OF South Brooklyn; within five minutes walk Of thu
will be exchanged for improved property In
healthy village within hoir and halls ride OF New Ysrk
Address irving location and description OF the
perry, Dor 2Vf Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-03

VALUABLE VIRGINIA LAND FOR SALE OFFER
for sale beautiful the county Eksbeth
City, the Back river road These farms are fertile
ducnK OF wheat and potatoes
well adapted the cultivation OF vegetables and the growth
OF fruit trees. n located
toned containing the other contains acres
landing The society and heaihness of this section a
the State unequaed For further particulars address
Il. Vaughan, Hampton. Va
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-03

TAAvlLLEAS GUIDE.
HUDSON RIVER RArLRoAD.-ExrREss TRAINS
n-rtns with Western and Northern tsana save Chambers
street. q $50 and II 20 A. n, and tyP n
A. SMITH. Superintendent
NEW YORK AMI HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY.
IN srEIsa sRRsressssr
Commanding Thursday, April 1854
Trains leave the depoS Of White and Centre seea
$50 n Mail train stopping a. @ulianabrdss and all
sisP n For White PlaIns stopping at all intermediate
trains leave the depot. Of Twenty s,h street and
Fourth avenue. New York, at
SIS NJ FOR wllisms5rdse, stopping at All insernedsH
m:N A NJ WHIT. Pislrs DO do.
amp. NJ. Wiutamshrtdge, do 90.
4aO p. n Dover Plains, do. DO
SO p N wuiam.bridge do do.
Returning trains Fave Albany FOR New York al
TsA NJ Mall stopping a. All s,s,lsn' north Of and ~ WI
Al Ew YORK AND ARTE RArLRo AD.--oN AND AFTER
IN Monday 5th the fare via New York and Erie Rail
road will ~ New York and Buffalo and :" ~ be
tween New ork and Dunkrk
DErNsyLyAYIA RAILROAD,
The great central route 10 tho West Time al least -
short ard and freight "a low At al urnes
rom New yors 70 any POM 10 the entire West call the
company Q Office, No Asor House, New York.
~ j. II. EILf0Lr, Passenger Agent
LEEcH 90, Freight Agens
DEoPLE's LINE FoR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT, BRIs
toll and Frovidence-Farc cents; 70 Boston " The
large commodious steamer HERO, Capt Clement ~ hsn
g. al r. NJ and continue leave every Tuesday THURSDAY
ans Saturday, Mop. NJ For freight which viii tbs taken
reduced rates. apply O. STANLEY at the oce on The
wharf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-03
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc,

--~-.o|s , n, IN -,
ness for sale The donkey ots well and has been
always and driven by young children Also large
black Newfoundland dog for sale. Apply at 27 Pearl street.
stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-03

81 600 S sus. S ws ASe s4ss T
tween Egb and Ninth % feet by s6 10. p feet y
excellent neirhborhood. $500 Apply ths
premises, or Al - Park place. second noor front
40. story high .ioop bsssmsni AMI under cellar
house. win all the modern improvements hot air range,
dumb waiter speaking tubes water closets &C houso
@r50 lot 2riv, situated Forty ninth street first house
west Of broadway. 1901 can remain on mortgage. Apply
the premises tn cold
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-03

EARM FOR SALK-AT MAMAR0NEGK, WESTCHE3-
ter county 100 acres OF good land fifteen acres Ia wood
land, the balance under cultivation I'm the place Ia new
with carriage and stables for all the stock.
well stocked and has all the farming stenss
ry Is beautifully located and only hours ride from
the city. Possession be bad Immediately. Apply at ~
CarIAlDe street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-03
HOUSES. ROOMS, g., TO LET.

no BOARDING AND LODGING HOCDE KEEPERS :
The upper psrt OF the Ave story brick eaiiiDg NOS
and ~ CahArnc slip IN the vicinity ee BROOKLYN
ferries The premises contain about any rooms ~ In eY
order and 10 OF the bes, situations In this cay for ar
sen!ee sailor ergrant boarding and lodging Soune 10
good tenant will be let leased very reasonable eris
Apply 70 7. DOkNBlI4Y, q Liberty street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-03

UOR SALE OR ExCHASGs-AN UNDIVIDED IN.
terest In valuable coal and iron snds in Indiana, fsyo~
Ably located the principal IN the Yves,
Mercbar diseDl be taken IN payment Psres may for two
three days ony address H. Shields, at Bhbys Para
n a~c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-03
aLEs OF REAL ESTATw.

1Noa sXI.E @ KxoaANdE-roR A SMALL BoUsa
Nm !. ear the oily, packing box factory. ~i&
= an" "a ~ 80 benches and other nxtures and .
h ease of three story brick building o. for
sny kind OF business n w" " an A'0N'' ~ '
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-03

ITO LET-THREE STORES AND BASEMENT AND
four lofts in Canal street. near broadway Apply NJ isA
Chambers street.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-30
MISCELLANEOUS.
Summons.
TATE OF CALIFORNuA--I

csTATE OF CALIFORNIA--Iv THE
District Court OF the fifteenth Iuiicial District
,-rouutv of Butte. Joaana Wager. Va Rudolph va.
vcy scticn brought in TIE district Court Of tn,
rineenih Judicial District. md the complaint Filed
In the cuntN or Butte, in the ONCE of the Clerk OF
ssid nistr ct Court.
fe Peorle nf the State of California send Greeting
IN Rudolph Wager:
You are hereby required 10 nppcnr In IN action
thought against you Nv the above med plaintiff in
ihe District Court at the Fifteenth Jniica Dis r'ci
In and for the county of Butte. and tn answer the
complaint filed therein "a copy OF which arcomp a
hles this snmmonsl within ten dave, feXclusive al
The day OF servic after the service you of thi,
Summons, II served within this county II served
nut of this county. but within this judicial District
within twenty dav- or II ~erv 4 ont of sali ~ strc'
then within fertv days-or judgment by default " IN
be taken against You.
The sait action is brought 10 obtain decree of
This court to ii.s0ve the bonds Of mefrmonv exist
ing he f and sal PlAnitT aud that said
marriage contract he forever Hunued, pnd plant II
by decree Of this court BE- divorced and forever freec
rom the said defendant, api if you fau to ap
penr and answer the said comu4int hs above re
qured. will apply to the Court for the relief deman-
ed In her said complaint
- Given under nv hand and the sea3 OF the
IL s District Court. Of the Fifteenth judicial
49, District, this 22nd dav Of June. In the vrar
Of onr Lord one thousand eight hundred and f1y
eight.
NJ. II DARN ACII clerk
je2ttd Hy j. II. MARBLE, Deputy.
Harris 4 Howard, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-30
Notice..

DE 1T KNOWN, thot !, ijEI.FN AI'i STA
w WTN1ANSpN, "A mHrri"I wom D, WI" "i
Leonard Williamson both ro-iieu's If tur coHui'
Of ruttc and state Of Clitf'rpin d. hereby orclt'
that il is my intention o. crrry on business on m'
own accognt n solefrter iu thH hnsines- "' 'lo''
tee ing ut the town oi Hamilton, iu SAID comfy nnd
that the arnuun' of money cnpith invested 'u Sld
huslre.s orien7ly, dccs not exc cd the sum ui uv'
thousand dolilnrs
uFtrN ArrCUsTA WILLIAMSON
erArE ~ CAIvoRStA. Comfy of Nutv.
Before me. iii'am Cfurn. ~ Justice of the Fr"cr ~
snA Tor said ronnt,. ip the tIwuAIp oi 'Hmi"r
personally appeared nopearci. tIrler Au0T-r W 'I'
HANSON 3, me person Ny known 10 hc Voc initN'dh
aldescrihed in. sud Who executed 'hc treeninE 0'c
h'stca a. ND hing by me Grs' tolv sworn. dio oi
oath declsre after bHiug hy Ia, "u rNiUlN1i"u 1'
,~ie AMI mart from AMI without 'ue hearing "l he'
@h hN.haHt, 'ntie 40 aiut"d with TIE contents ="
he fre ,nug derl7rirp. a nt tuH s7nH t@ irnc irh
sic eKscpted the slua freely uuf vol iuArllF, " f
out fen eprnrr'sor or pntuo iull1"n"e OF nor wo'
hnshant aui tht shc docs not d. ire to relic' 'h'
Useuiiun of the srue.
IVA UI Az CEUH.
JslT--3s Justice IF ,hH peace
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-30
ETInsOlVency Notice,

C,TATE OF CRLitGRNlA-COU TY OF nUTTF
- County Court in and for Butte County. In the
matter Of the petition Of Joseph Woods an tnsol.
vent D-htor. In pursrauce Of an Order made by
III. Hon Thomas W ellis. Judge of sail county Court
AZ chambers in said County Of the 10Th day of july
A n 1855 notice is hereby given to the creditors OF
The said Joseph Woods, Petitioner in lnsolveucv
herein 10 be sni appear before the suii Cont on
tLe frst Any Of the September term 4. u. 1888 to
VII cr Mo,'iav the 18Th day # September. A. .
1855 al the hour of 10 O'Clock 4 NJ Of that aav
Npn .ua there to show cause. II any there be. why
an a-.ignment Of said Insolveots estate shorll not
hs made ari he Doe discharged from his debts as hv
him prnved for II is further ordered that ~ legal
proceedi q aga lost ssi ln~olycnt or he COLLECTION
~ the several of tte d'hf- .rt forth ~ said
Schedule be stayed until the final determination of
4 Is cause.
witress nv hNrd and the Seal Of said Cou-t
aaiHed this the 10th taY nf July 4. u Is5S
NJ II. pARNA}I co Clerk rutte CO.
rs.Aul PyJ II Maple. Deputy.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-30

The NV Ycrt weekly GOLDEN PRIZEis one
of the eFgcst auj btr weekly payers ot the DAY. Al
Imperial t&uartc containing eight prgc-, Ur forty col
uiaus ct unirftsnlag original usttrr, and elegantly
tilusuAtct every wr"A
gifl gu'th from 30 conts to 5000 90 IN gold, w!l
he presented 60 each subsCftucr iWuudtalulY on rc.
oeIpt ol the subscription money
one copy fur ono ,oAi. ~ 900 AMI gin
unr copy for Two Neafs. bu sid siNa.
one copy Tor tarou pears GO and 3 Rlus.
one copy for tNo yeArs,. - aud gllss.
AND 10 CItHS
Three copies ono year. = go AMI glUs
FiVp copies Que yUAr. 90 hud eirs.
Ten copies enc year T. o. and l0tt0s.
Twcuy copies one ycsr SO uO sui ~ ITS.
The Ir:icic. 50 bo distubutcl afo comprised in the
00lovlug hst
. Packages Of gold. cau,oirlug....s 500 90 each
10 DO DO d" d" do do 49, ioS 1% SS 90 s,SS SsS'
10 patent lever hun,'g ces'l "atohes Sluo 90 ench
20 sUi SAtchcs...... .... '.'''...s' - ~ 'h'h
90 do do ....,....,...,'np ~ "Ach
2ou do do ,.....,.......'''' ~ ol eH'h
3uo la,iieN' gold wstches.... .....,., 30 Uh each
BOO silver NHirhos..... .... .. $40 te - % each
Iuuu gil suhtd vest \ lob chains 10 tp jt 90 each
Cold ioescs bracelets, broocho. 'h, dtups, hfeH.t
plus our pins. Sleeve huitHus shirt ~WdA, wH'rh
hsys ouih lnt silver himolrs Hni Vnl'ty oi o'bor
articles. ~ufth from 30 c. is g. 1 - Huch.
Immediately un rece =, ul tine ubsorpton money,
IN. sub-cuucr name vii uo entered upuu oar sub
pctllueo book olsosltH number, nnd III" gan cor
responding with u1nt romhrf ~ili De urNaTdcd IN
"a orc wupk. 70 tle suh.euhrr, ny mail W eNpuss
post paid All communicating aho'l be hddiessod
10 HfO NET tp,
.s aud 80 Norli bpiUiu,. 715 uao.ivuy, New York
sssupttmens com i... goo .crt $500. Asuuis wanted
~ lem4eJ
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-30

ARn, ILNsHED NEATsFoOT, POLAR AND
sperm Oil-For sale nv
COTTON 4 "~DERMOTr