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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-03-03

No CHANGE TILL 1864.-The U. s.
Senate commit,e, in their majority report
upon the Lecompton constitution, speaks
of it as "a constitution which they the
people of Kansas. cannot change without
RESORTIEG TO REVOLUTION,
UNTIL THE YEAR 1854" And
again, "7he people can only change or
abolish their constitution at legal times
and places" There is party of dough-
faces in the north who apologize for Bu-
chanan and the Lecompton villainy by
saying that the people can change their
constitution as soon as it is admitted into
the Union. They know at the same time
that the south and the administration don't
mean to let it be changed and therefore il.
is that the Senate committee report that
10 change it before 1854 will be "REsTo-
RING TO REVOLUTION" which "Old Buch"
is expected 10 crush out with his standing
army.-State Journal.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-03-03

MONROE STEWART. The Governor ex-
ercisnd wisely his clemency when he
psrdoned Monroe Stewart. The com
munity here with great unanimi'y ag ee
in this act Of the Governor. StewarE. is
largely indebted to his counsel, X. r.
Flenniksn, Esq, for his antiring exertlons
in yrocuring his release, We sincerely
hope this narrow escape fIom death may
ruove perpetual and terrible warning to
Stewarl as to oiheIs, against being found
in bad company.--PW Post. ..5
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-03-03

Rum EsTATEs.-Not long ago passed
a stranger, who, from his countenance
appeared to be on the brink Of ruin
"'fhe father of that ma ~" said Q fellow
passenger, "made a great estate by sell
ing rum. He died and left i. 10 his chill
drep and FIVE out Of six Of them are now
drunkards and inis is one OF thsm." As
i, IS contrary 70 the will Of God that men
should make money by an employment
which tends to ruin their lsllowlmen, shey
cannot expect tha, under his government.
it will be- likely on the, whole, 70 Dsnent
their children bui they have great reason
to fear that il will ruin them forever
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-03-03

1t has become an established fact that
DR.. Sanford's Invigorator will cure Liver
Complaint, Jaundice, and General debility.
Many people personally known to us,
whose word cannot be doubted, have CIV
en- their certificates to prove this, and
with such mass of evidence who can
doubt. 'sa faMsO r' #",'
1t is truly the invalids friend, and will
give relief when all other remedies lail,
and in some instances that have come un-
der our observation it seemed the means of
snatching its victim from the grave, we
wish oil readers who need medicine would
try one bottle, Tor it will surely give re-
lief , sa4 .5as i ( b ,i / 2
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-03-03

Cure roR CoRNs.-To ,he thous-
auds Of persons who 60 limping along,
from the lamsness caused BY cOrns, We
would recommend a certain and speedv
cure. BRAea's ARcrIo LisIMENT ist
infallible remedy for corns, whether her Se Il
Or hard, and two Or three! application
are all that is necessary to cure the moi
inveterate case. Let no one whoistrouo
led with these disagreeabls companions
fail to make trial Oft A cure Y war
ranted in all cases, The Arctic Llnlnen'
is for sale by Druggists generally a''aa3
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-03-03

), rAs They have curious, yeteftetual
mode in Germany of preventing tipping
on. the Sabbath during divine service
All persons drinking in coffee houses du'
ring those hours are authorized 10 walk
Of without paying for their liquor
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-03-03

Extract of letter from the Rev. Mr..
CHURCHILL, of Boston, who is now travel.
ing for his health in the East.
1T gives one an ever present idea ofthe
expansive enterprise of his countrymen, to
find their commodities of commerce con-
tinually in his path wherever he goes. /
have not visited any considerable city of
Turkey, where did not find the medicines
Of my country represented by AyER's
CHERRY 4PEoToRAL. In Smyrna, Aleppo,
Jaffa, Jerusalem and Constantinople we
see in each, on the door post Of some ba-
zaar, the peculiarly American looking Iron
Card, Of DR.. Aver, saying in a language
which not one in thousand of the passers
by can read .-'Ayer's Cherry Pectoral fol
Coughs, Colds and Consumption, Sold
Here" On the shelf behind the cross-leg-
ged mussulmun. are seen the bottles with
their English, Spanish, French and Ger.
man faces turned towards the crowd, ant
on enquiring we are told that foreigntri
were not the only purchasers, but the tru.
believers themselves waive their trust il
fate to try this product Of American skill
when they find there is no other cure fo
them" r so d r5d' h# 0i Oh. .aHl
81 was told yesterday that the Cherr.
Pectoral had been presented to the sultar
and is now in constant use in his harem
and in the hospitals of the Empire"
For Sale by Hening & Melvin and Deal
ers generally. lttst.a
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-03-03

pThe Guernsey Times, and many
other papers Of the State, publish the late
speech Of Hon. ]. C. M'CLEARy, of the
Ohio Senate on the Slave Pen Bill, and
speak of it as mastery production
Nc. has made his mark, high up, with
those Of the tallesi Senators in The cham
Der. H1l i3 4.at a." '4' De
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-03-03

lNrAMY is the livery Of bad deserts,
and must be worn by the base.
MEN in whom the imagination FREEDOM
mates are sptlo convert facts into 6ctions,
and live IN world of their own creation.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-03-03
s754,OO,


ANOtoBO pSA OoSV'''' 80 - - ''S>SO'SO'
and only three out OF the six disposed Of;
suppose then the 6nal disposition cost
$4,000 per case more, and we have
$939, per case.
504 cases at 939 per case $473, 256, 90.
Those six cases may have been extreme
ones in witness fees, yet ! doubt not, that
it will be found upon examination that
the aggregate cost is here below the fact,
and that il is not short Of half million
dollars per annum, besides the loss occa-
stoned by taking industrious men from
their own proper business; and as litiga-
ton is not only vexatious in its progress,
but very uncertain in its results, very
large sum might very properly be placed
on the debit side Of the balance sheet for
swear and tear" We are sensible that
the courts of Jefferson county are a great
institution, having personal acquaintance
with many members Of its bar, and very
favorable opinion of their high intellec-
lual endowments and legal qualifications,
to sag nothing Of their goodness Of heart
and integrity Of purpose. should GER
tainly be doing violence to my better
feelings, if | should seem in any degree
to detract aughI from their worth. But
amt wo paying too dear for the whistle
that's the question. And if we abolish
courts for the collection of debts, would
we consequently abolish the whole tribe
of lawyers, judges, &c!
As a particular friend 10 those worthy
functionaries, | entertain more hopeful
view of their interests. | think they will
still have ample room 10 "blow and strike"
upon criminal cases and each other, in
short, that "Othello's occupation won't be
gone" IF this serves to draw out dis.
cussion of the above view of the case it
will have accomplished the purpose for
which it was written. . ,.
Allow me to subscribe myself
A FARMER, THE ATTORNEYS FRIEND.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-03-03

day for Common Pleas, s per day for
District Court. And that in some six
cases under consideration. it was found
that the witness fees alone amounted to
$677 90. Now let US follow up the costs
taking this for a starting point thus: D
Witness fees six cases. .........S677, ,OO'
Lawyers g {" ....,,.. 100000.
All other expenses. s........-,..... ls77,OO.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-08-26
STATE or TENN ESSEE.

Sarah Hill vs. Sanl. Taylor, ct ais
On motion of compl'n' aud it appcarlnE to the
sat sfaction of the Clerk o. Master that tn"
defendants Saml. TuyIoy. Thornton 5. San
drilgc. Thomas j. cambridge, Prndlc on T.
cambridge a d Francis Hill. are nou-reSI-
dents Of The State Of Tennessee, 30 at We
ordinary process Of the law cannot be serve"
npnn them. Il is therefore ordered that pun
iica,ion be made for !our successive weeks III
Tue Home Journal. newspaper published III
Winchester. Tennessee. requiring sara f."'
resident defendants to appear herein on or Ne
fore the first day Of our next Chance"y Co'r
20 be holden at the Court house III Wncbe',
ter. Tennessee. Oh Wednesday alter the tIF"
Moncay Of August mex, and plead answer u
demur to said bill or the same will be '"@c'
for confessed and set for hearing eXp"rc a.
to them.
July %. II. K. ESIlLL, " "'
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.
Gardner e. Colyar against Wm. Williams
Il Ii. IL

Gardner e. Colyar against YIN. Williams,
udm'r. widow and heirs.
On motion of complaints, and it appearing
to be satisfaction of,he Gle & Master tIot
the defendants, George B. Oliver and l'hu
!. " lllalns are non residents of tho State Of
Tennessee 80 that the ordinary process Of he
Law cannot he served upon them il Ialhcrf-
fore ordered that publication for four success
~ive weeks be made in the Home journal, a
new epaper published in Winchester, 'IrnncS.
see requiring said nonresident defendants 20
appear herein on or before tho first day It
onr Chanrcrv Court at The Court house IN
Winchester, Tennessee, on Wednesday aItcr
,hIrd Monday in August next, and plead an.
swer or dcmur to said Bill or the same WIFI
b. taken for confessed and set for hearing
eyoarie as 70 them.
July ~. II. f. ESTILL, CO NJ.
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SHOULDER BRACES.
SOMETHING FOR THE AFFLICTED
IL -.-- n l. l'nm MINIS

WILL, MAKE TO ORDER ANY KIND OF SflOuLpf,n
w BRACES To suit the wishes Of those VINO are We"
brease or hump ladies' OF gen uot h.
The Lscessity and value Of Shoulder Braces I1,u
urged for all must know that nine ten,hs OF the C9s
ti,e eases arise nom the universal indulgence ID bel
over. Every lady and gentleman. and esreelany
student, WHO IL breasted, ought at once ,s last
pair of these Braees They are neatly maur s sasurs
a longtime They can be enlarged or essened az
and are suited to any occupation. person bri
Is compelled to sit erect and walk erect aSag" Tsr
elasticity will allow one to hsnd WIN ease srery pu
en-, ser has beer highly pleased as well as benehleu III
rs vary from 81 so to So Apply to Z Cummins''
lahoma, Tenn. oeNb
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ven .ERsuEBA SPRINGS.

For the accommodation Of the public WIZ
wish 10 visit Bersheba Springs via Mcmi""
vile or Tracy City. the Stages will run 10 a ,Ea
from those places, daily, connecting VIII" ~"
cars at eac place, as follows; =, :
Leave McMInnvIllo every mourning a. ,hs
o'clock. and arrive al Bereheba Springs u
same day at 2o'clock. ... r al,
Leave Bersheba Springs every morning II
8 o'clock, aud arrive at Mcalinnvli'e at
O'Clock, a. IT.. Ha Ao,.lock
Leave Tracy City every evening al Q owe Sys.
and arrive at Bersheba Springs III" same ~
nipga 8 o'clock. ,,r;ne at
Leave Bersheba. Springs every mofn' II a.
4 o'clock, and arrive at Tracy City a. - =,
CLOCK the same day. giving passengers ~"
take dinner at each place before the uef from
.ure. Passengers will be carried TO anu
the cara OF each place. :, np,cr
iuly IS By. MARSHALL ~
- . ~rx a ,r ~xx,y asst tirticn, neiur pm
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The Wafer Cure Journal.

Devoted to HyhrOpathy, its Philosophy ard Prclies
10 PLY solOgy and Ana omy, with numerous iuS'aon
and these laws which govern Life and Health 81 year
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-08-26
T'hc chronological Journal.

Devoted oil Progressive measures for the Elevation
and Improvement of Mankind. Amply illustrated with
Portal and other Engraving Slayear.
For Three Dollars in advance copy Of each Of These
thu Journals viii he sent year. Specimens gent
when desired Subscriptions may commence at any time
Address, FOWLER g. WELLS, 2OS Broadway, y y.
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Our, illustrated Family Journals

"rhC most beautiful weekly in the UniOn'R. l. Refomer
IFE lLLUSrATED--i First Class Pictorial Family
|! Newspaper, which OUGHT to be read by every family
ia the land. Weekly at SO year or 81 for hall year
FOWLER IL WELLS, 308 Broadway, NY.
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/ OW to do good and get ''paid for it," Take an agrl
cy for our ruhca ions. The terms are such, that
there can he no possibility of loss. Every Family will be
glad TO obtain some OF them For particulars, address,
FOWLER d WELLS,
30S Broadway, New York,
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GENTLEMEN AND LADIES,
BOOT & shoe MAKING,
'A.asAJ. r f. A. d
.AS. ON THE EAST SIDE nn,
rs.n.- OF THE SQUARE, UNIV
sst..-sxls---ts<r"fT fhaviun ,nala W

naVi"g inhoe arrange
nlenls TO continue his business in conpec.
ton with the shop lately carr cd on bv
W, Sharp. ho desires 10 thank his patrons for
their past ihvors, und is determil ed no eycr.
ton shall be wanting on his parl to give sal.
istaction to those who muy sill favor him with
their orders. Heinlcnds to keep on hand n
select assortment Of Patent, French and Amer.
lean leather. Also, 'nslings, to suit ,ho
wants of ladies'. Repairing promptly attend.
cd to, and all work warranted.
As am compelled to pay cash for all dc.
scriptions of leather, my Terms must be p ,,.
lively Gosh, july %, '5s,
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-08-26

uLarKs OF ewry description, neatly F''''
sale at this once.
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the fashions to you, while Godey's Lady's
Book is published. OF course every la.
dy who really wants to keep fully posieln
regard to the fashions takes Cooley, if
she does not, by sending him So she can
secure it, and by adding 80 cents more
(S3 5O) can get the Home Journal and
Cooley both for one year. .. .. ....
We called OIL Cooley while in Phla.
delphia, and we do know if there is a
man in this world suitable for conducting
a ladies magazine, that man is Louis A.
Cooley. He entertained us so pleasantly
at his sanclum that we felt very sorry 10
leave him. He has been publishing his
magazine for % years, and now iolioHs
it actually for pleasure. We asked hi,n
if he intended ever to retire. "Nol while
am able TO walk from home down 10 my
Office" said he. He has circulation Of
SO 900 and fast increasing. we hope
next wear scores will be added TO his list
from our own county, besides the many
there already who take II. .',
But we must close, it being nearly
church time and our letter longer than we
desired TO make it. Perhaps by this time
next week we shall be at home, at least
we think so. Wein,end TO visit Roches'
ter, Trenton Falls, and Niagara, ate
which we are homewarj bound. e.
EpIros.
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DAILY BUTTE RECORD.
STATE CONVENTION,

r,se,ing Of the Democratic state Central
,,i,tee hell in Sacramento. on the 10th day OF
1875 the follow ing resolutions were adopted
hr. hs.o, vxp' That the ueyt Democratic State Con-
s., he held in the CITY Of Sacramento, or Wed
W. the 4th iav of August next. and that the
=. of representation he as fallows. viz; One dele
So large from each county. and one delegate far
- two hundred Democratic votes cast At the last
e''I, election for anv Democratic candidate on
n s,sts ticket nomiuatei hy the Democratic party
p.,rs;raIv and one delegate for every fraction of
~ hundred or more votes east for such Democratic
esnddat' .
-..nmmended that the Democracy in the different
rr,ies meet on the Goth day Of July. for the pur-
- Of electing delegates to the State Convention.
Frhs Democracy of the state Of California are here-
4. ncti6sd. that n State Convention will Dee hold in
~. city Of Sacramento. on We edneSiav the 4th day
- August 1858, and Tint the apportioumeut of rep
.sntation therein. as settled upon by the state
Central Committee, is as follows:
'an Bernardino........3 2
a-.dor ............ 81 san Diego.............. 2
'tn Francisco. .........2 -
-alaveras. ...s..... san Joaquin...... ....'
c.iusa ..,..... ..... '1n Louis ObiSpo.
rartra Costa 'an Mat"O......
nj Norte ............ santa Barbara. ......... 3
n Dortdo. ......... l. Sauta tlara..... ;
Fresno ............. santa Cruz ............ u
uamholdt. shasta. ........-.. =
klamath. .............. sierra ................ ~
Los Angeles. ......... s>iskiyou ..........l3
Marin. ...'.. 'olano..... So. ':''' v
u,riposa ........... Sonona and Mendocino1 ! |
Merced 'taniSlaus y
Nonterey..... ........ Snttpr y
Napa...... '"hhiun....... '
Nevada ....... II lrlnlE' ..... .........
Placer " uifIe'... .s''
Plumas. s......-'...' uoluWhe''' ''''l'
Sacramento ...... u tOlo.'.... ...........'
Yuba ..'''-'''"' ''''''''''''. '..'.. -.
Total, '..... .'''''''.' '''.o-f
V +. GEIGER,
Chairman State Central Committee.
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COnStabIG'S Sale.

ENI VIBTt T. or ,WD WBlrS OF iXECU.
3 - tom. t-eucd"Ut II Jonas horrv : Court Ju.
UeH fhe Foare IN AMI tor Orp q rowu-hip. County
az Nutfn. eul Sfr uf California tp iA' directed aud
u Dvty,d commanding ue 20 uithe tho sum or sixty
dplt's $50 o0i ant ain costs Of suit taxed iu tno
sum OF thIty Three Hud eighty uiue .huudrcdta.
dolMr. ,S12 Sol and al acrtnlrr costs said wri..
WUctrin JULIUS DIPNhN Is pluntG and VII
llAN NF-SE Is drf'u iaut, have levied urnu aud
win ,Euo-' t public .ai". to the lighr. bidder foe
cp.h. on the FIf.h day OF August, 4 y
lNHN. nt the hour of eleven ~ clock 4 VI of said
dizzy. ali ol thc right utir and interest o' O. anu,t
uaturj 1tl'.itHt f.tul 90 tn" lnlIopIue described
prup,rtY O. v.t. "h.t cnrttin r.-c' or parcel a.
nud 'ut'" in ,h, Town Of a. uvilir. County and
etst'tlYtr ld tc.a ihed ant d-en,tcl ou the plot
or nam oi 'l' tow' OF OHf'. .... lnt ruubpr ONE.
~ ~ '.l1rt rHeta,r 90 said .et trautt on Lincoln
street .w'u y-'No !et ana ruis bee. .Aty t,ct to-
eot'or v.'a an ant singular the tenement-. hcrs-
t'i'm.ul- au. au.er'ru2rors therrpn'5 D bo.ons us
or 'u a1ytt.c oup"ttainiur-
lLe .,l....,tte Goo '....c riocr ir t..rt of john
lr. r} on..c.' 'n tte Town 81 uio>i.,. Coarty az,
,td,e ai1I".ai4.
T. .NIGEIRE. Con,faile.
Orovile. July'lltr. lA,7
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County Treasurer's OGicc.

ORONILLk. june SIh, IS5S.
Notice ishereby allpersonsholdn Butte
County Warrants, payable from the General Fund
registered on the 81 and iih November 1851; also
Warrants Ne. 1921. 1923. 1920 lnll 1Oll, 1918, 0l7
1927 and 1929 regstcped Nov, s. 1Sj, that the same
will be paid presentation at this Office, and after
this late said Warrants will cease to bear Interest
and If not presented within sixty days from tho
date hereof. the moneys for sail Warrants wllb
appropriated to pay the next in order of registry.
WM. LATrIMORE.
Treasurer Butte Count
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

OROVILLE LODGE No. 1Oj, +. a. NJ.
a The stated communications Of oruvile
" " Lodge No. 1903, OF +. A. NJ, are held on the
~ last SATURDAY of each month, Mt the Masonic
Hallover Cotton L McDermoit's Drug Sto'e.
D.A. BROWN, W.M.
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Lost |!

A At TIE FIRE On MONDAY NIGHT on
N Tie day Ncrning, drts ~ Exrrrss mutt r.
30 hich Wa. pucEage D-loddny o. M T1'aiuing
notes paA ~ ! 10 nr, Ul VFar tnf thoneand ddlars
Any hud NJ rncn picking shaIl b. suitably r.
snrIeh BY returning !; 70 tns nt Wells fargo COS
EXpfess Office, Hni 80 "a -sttons atk d.
PFfsDn- Hrs hereby ga tn 81 agai = purchasing
saii nDtss,a az paynIrns has Dfs spppped
OLURBE %. bYMAN.
Oroyllie. July & las, Jrsu
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A D. REIs, Sec'y.
Hostetter-The Surprising Effects OF

Hostetter-The Surprising Effects of
UnSTErTER'S VEGETABLE STOMACH ttT
TIERS in removing bile forcing an appetite, imrart.
ing health and t,ne 10 the system. and dissipating
iyspeptic symptoms, are truely wonderful Every
nersous dehilunted, weak, aad emaci iatrd person.
male or female sh. uli try ita; once one ~neglaSs
full taken three tlme- each day. before meals ar It
the pa,ien, should be a lady child in dehili'aled
cpnd ion, half he quantity vi! 60 u'ti spf'eie.t
siren sth j. restored. vii Nill hc really q IN very
short time and convince the patient of the truth Of
the above named happy results vh ch have gained
tor these Bi;ters such enyiabe reputation every
whe-e
Kept by Orngsi Is, Groceries AMI first class Sn
loon.
PARK & WHITE,
Sol, nceu'sfor the Pacific Coast,
1872 Washington street, san Francisco
COLtON 4 McDERMG1T,
ieli I'm Agents, Ornvlo
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Constable Sale.

pY VIRTUE OF An EXECUTION
- issued out of JOHNS. l'errys Court Iusrcr
= - the Peace in and for 0phir Township. County ct
naie and state of aliorna - nr dtrecfrl an' ~ e
sFeref commanding me Ia make the sum ot tw'
ashared 5000 dollars principle dent ana siN
.eV( dollars interest and accfuirg interest on
sAe sane st the rate Of TIVE Ter cent Per month
nun The 9th DAY of January u 1875 urtti
n and ali cost o. suit taxed in th" 'nn "i hitren
Svents one-hundreths (SIj 7oi dollars together
sth All aeerujug costs on said writ wherein ~
ssNlsud y Plaintiff and :. : Morris - fe'eniant.
nave levied upon Rnd will cXpo,e AZ "a %" sale 70
~, highest bidder for cash on Ghuisuny 'he
- cay Of August. A u. ISIS. at the hour -
-. f1ek \. NJ. of said dav. all the right tl- ana
ssy'est ofthe ahoy- named defendant in and 10 the
4"sitg described property. to wit. that certain
e.r or parcel of land yI and being and situated
tue tow Of Drnville. ;nuntv aud STATE rtoresAit.
seribed and designated on the fioi or nsp pof said
Nn afDroylle as lots number and two ~
s'oes ~ with the house thereon together with all
~ Singular the tenemeuts hereditamentS and ap-
s-Ienanees thsreunto belonging or in any wise APP
-taaiig. The above sale to iske place IN front ~
tnn herry's Office 10 the town Of OrOvile, Coun-
Sand Stale aforesaid
p MAGUlRE, Constable.
Dated July i5,h. 1855
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san I5s-.s> N c,Zesc, .
LAGER BEER DEPOT.
Union Saloon Ro-opcued

rHNuE UNDERSIGNED RrsPECrrrNY *.
forms his iurld. mod thc uuhlir re'.r.9N
thai be hns uuprn,d the UNION ~AtDtN l.caua'
ia The basement ot colo a. VI 'Nrrrn,tf's Lr.k
huudtug, MONTGOMERY .ir,ct. as % r'rc- or to-ort
pleasure Wd rcpu-c, and l. prepared ,onccuu,uuo
ds'r uI who may Wish tn rni.y "a plHss of lugrr st
chnlcc ARTICLE "f Liquor or N.u' OF ttr um
hr nd. tonlvcte Wlth the SALOON ls 4 t....utJc ti
sip'o bed HtiLiANb FABLE with h't ntil7, cl,.
Nc. Ihe lovers nf tA,s designating glua ua' us
assured tast rvcty attention Wiu br suut lton
p. NtutEE, Ns.ut
Nav - iur the San ffAnri,tn p-rectv
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-19
OHVIILlH SEMINARY.

yENHiS INSTITUTION WILL REOPEN ON
Monday next, II IA instant Tor the reception
Of Pupils
The course Of Instruction embraces the various
Branches Of nn English Educatton. taught on the
most approved principles. and from acknowledged
text books
The Seminary. now init third year can point 10
IT. th0rougbnr Of Insttuc' ion to those VINO have
availcd themselves Of ts benefits Tor length Of
time. aud trusts 10 show like result hereafter.
The -ubsctihcr hHviug commenced the bu-lnoes Of
Iuatrurting Yonth. UPWARDS OF TWENTY .oNE
YEARS AGO. brings to bear. necessarily, large
fund Of experience. than which nothing Is nolr
opposite IN importing Instruction. acquitted IN pur.
$. X. WILEY
To Miners Merchants and others. wanting part
ner~hip'. account. adjusted, either single or com
poun' or intricate generally. can have them ar
ran. with CORRECTNESS, and dispatch by apply ny
60 : Il. WILEY
Oroville Seminary july 10 1853, In