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Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-05
| .EGAlI NOTICES.
SUMMONS.

State of California, In the District Court of the Ff
County of Butte, tcenth Judicial District
JonN SYLVESTER ys. PuILtIP HRIEL Co.
An action brought Ia the District Court of the Fiji
teenth Judicial District, and the Complaint Filed
in the County of Butte, in the Office OF the Clerk
Of said District Court
FHNiIE People Of the State OF California, To Phillip
IA Briel, Greeting: You are hereby required 10
appear in an action brought against yon by the
Fifteenth Judicial District, in and for the county OF
Butte, and to answer the Complaint filed therein,
"a copy OF which accompanies this Sunnons,) with
in ten days exclusive of the day o servlcP.J AMER
the service you of this Summons If served within
this County ii served oul OF this County but with
In this judicial District. within twenty days or If
ont of said District then within forty dr,s-or Judg-
ment by default win be taken against YOU.
The said action is brought to obtain judgment ior
the recovery of the sum of Two Hundred and fHty
Dollars and interest thereon at the rate of ten per
cent. per annum from the second day ot July last,
and for Decree for the foreclosure of a certain
mortgage deed, and for the sale of the nortgagcd
premises known rs the Slaughter Ground Ofd. A.
Patt Co and more fully described in PLAINTIFFS
Complaint herewith served; and for Execution
aganst other property of Defendants, IT said mort
gagged premises should be Insufficient Ia satisfy The
Judgment herein, and for costs of SUIT, aud fyou
fail to appear and answer the said Complaint as
above required the Plaintiff VIII apply 70 the Court
for the relief in his Complaint demanded
{ ---~ Given under my hand and Soal OF the
SEAL. ! District Court of the Fifteenth judicial
- District this Fourth day of December, in
hnysev N.
VI. II. DARRACH. Clerk.
GRANGER & CHEEsMAN. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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which aduIteraed compo nds are intended to sell in
California NJ ,inst my genuine article.
My object is 70 announce that ! have recently IS
tahlished IA Agency IN SAN FRANCISCO for
supplying the State aud Oregon with my Schnapps
and that hereafter Will always keep said agency
supplied with large stock; So that respectable drug
gi.s and liquor dealers throughout California
can always supply themselves at regular price,
merely enough over the New York price to cover
cost OF freight aud charges thus avoiding complaint
as heretofore. of occasional scarcity and extreme
high price.
Ills now many years sinea | first imported these
Schnapps from the celebrated old disery at Schei-
dam, Holland, in which am Interested u is now
conceded that no Gin was ever imported into this
country which bias approached my Schnapps in re-
gard TO PURITY, HEALrHFCi NESS, and EN-
>QuiSIrE ARON or havor. This claim. aud for
proof point to their universal popularity and the i'm
mense aud increasing consumption by all classes,
north aud south. east and west. comprising the tenn
perance people medical faculty &c. Ia such an eS-
tent that my establishment, packing the enormous
quantity u 5000 bottles per day, IL barely able to h
lis orders.
Also. the Wolfe's Schnapps have been analyzed
by The most celebrated Chemists. Drs. Mott and
Deck of New York, and others, who all testify that
thpvn
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j. Regam's Steam Refined
CANDY MANDATORY
No. SO Montgomery Street, between Bush and
Sutler Sts., san Francisco.

Poets sing of the Spices in Indian Isles,
OF the ctr m, the orange and lime.
They sing of the fragrance 81 lavish difus'd,
Ey the breeze in ach tropical cline
Let the epicure bonst of each iiavor'1 dish,
The favor OF wines or French brandy.
Yet none of the Iist named above compare
with J. Regan's "Sieam Kein'd Candy"
Rich spcrs and fruits and sweet flowers may be sold
Or dishes for 81 icures dainty;
But tho question in this will not debate,
Yet elch have admirers in plenty
Wthul, there are none of them half so weil Drz d..
Fr0,n the sweet prattins. child to tive dandy,
AS that sweetest OF sweets everywhere iinZ'd-
mean Regan's ''Steam Refined Candy"
"Regan' was first upon the Pacific Coast,
Who InHde confeclions-sls. fact is known WELL
Tho twas seven years since, he continues it still,
Aud sells by wholesale and retail
he il selling his stock AT such reduced rates,
That pnrCha sers are always handy
And they find each variety known TO the trade
Among }. Regan's "Steam Reiinu Candy y
Hes an hcndred varieties, that need not be nam'd
And being made by The new improved process;
He sell ms goods cheaper than any other nlan,
For parties, to families. or grocers.
OF French Candies now his assortment is large,
And buyers will find 1t most haady.
To call or send for their holiday stock right away
OF Regan's 'Seam Refund Can'iv'
y Orders by Mail or Express promptly filled and
forwarded dS-3m
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MISCELL
POST OFFIC
Literary DEPOT :

POST OFFICE
Literary Depot |!
VENHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RECENTLY
Il renewed their stock would respectfully inti-
mate TO their friends that they are prepared to till
ANY order embraced in the ine of
BOOKS,
Bound and in prmphiet form, comprising large as
sortnent of NOVELS and light Literature, by the
most popular authors of the day
Standard Works,
In sheep. calf ard cloth Historical, Biographical,
Critical, poeicul Theological Philosophical Philul>
ogical, Spiritual q. the recent ISM &c Sc among
which are Byron, Mo ne hlkespeare, Gen Johnson,
Prescutt's Conquest OF Peru aud Mexico Brandrs
Encyclope3ia of Science. Literature and hr, ditu
of Englsh Literature, Chinbers' Information, Prof
Ilare's Works, and host which space restricts
enumeraling.
School Books
Adapted for the Com clio Is here, besides a
large assortment Of different varieties.
Stationery.
Writing Paper, gilt AMI pl lin, ruI an unrned. Lee
gal Cap, Foolscap, Bill ap, load and narrow,
Cards, colored md pam. ans Note Paper of
every variety and style. ,hr uesi ever brought 10
this market. EHyelHpes te matth.
RLANK BOOKS, dem ia.io CAP. quaro, in she ep,
Russia, hall bound. &c. ul.re- lur IS, Morocco
Tucks Pass Rocks. SC
FANCY ARTICLES, lc>ks, Portfolios, Albums
Gold Pens, and Pencil Cas.-.
Cutlery.
Westenholm's best VIOLIN STRINGS.
Christmas Presents.
Morocco bound Annua-. SUIT De Tor iltts thl!Gren's
Toy Books, &C., all OF which We offer at the very
GNRNnAM & LOCKWOOD.
Dec 35, 1857. dec2S
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TO the Citizens of California.
C a u r 10 NJ!

E AM INFORMED that various liquor mixers of
u New York, Boston and San Francisco, ARE exten-
sively engaged in putting up in square bottles, under
various titles, cheap limitations OF mylons established
and renowned
WOlfe's Scheidam Aromatic
&CHN Apps.
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NOTICE
THE STATE or CALIFORNIA,

COUNTY OF BUTTE.
I'm JUSTICE COURT before John s. Ferry Justice
n of tho Peace in and for the Ophir Township of
the county Of Iute: Where's, by Judgment of this
Court, lien has been established in favor OF JOHN
CALVIN against JACOB S.MOlRlS, ON the follow
ing described premises in accordance with Gan Act
entitled an Act '.FOr securing Idens 10 Mechanics
aud Others. approved April Yah. 1876, to wit: ON
The House situated on lots No. and IN block No
81 MS laid down in the map CT the town OF uroville
now on file in the County Recorders office of the
county of Butte. and much of the lands adj joining
laid house as may be required for the tree use ana
occupation of the same This tin refoie is TO notify
all persons holding or claiming liens on said premi-
TO be and appear before me at Oroville IN ophir
Township, un the NINTH DAY OF FLANUARY ls3e,
al 10 O'Clock A NJ, and exhibit then and there
proof Of said lcins
JOHN :. BERRY. Justice of the Peace.
Dated this 30th day OF Dec 1851.
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zlAINT AND WHITE-WAsH BRUsHEs--For
saIa by COTTON L. McDERM0TT.Q
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upURE ATLANTIC WHITE iEAD-For sale b.
COTTON < McDERNOTT
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HOTELS, SALOONS, sc.
ST. NICHOLAS uOIEl,
General Stage Office,
CORNER MONTGOMERY AND HUSToos STREETS,
WILLIE.
FRANK JOHNSON, ,.... .....Proprietcr.

FRANK JOHNSON. ,.... .....Propretor.
"a THIS HOUSE. which ever since the s,,ff
nid rlie~t days 81 OroyIlle haa becn the S1!sI
popular resort of the resident AMI Travelling puOhc.
has lately been thoroughly repaired aud readerIh
IN it, every appulntment the very best hotel nofth ut
MHtNsvite.
BEING HE DEPOT Fer TIE CAIlF0RNlA
STAGE co = C'ACilES, Trave,eis IL and from MI
parts OF the State, will lind this the most convenient
and desirable stopping place IN Orovlue.
The Table
VIII always be supplied with the choicest viands
obtainabe in the market.
The Beds
Are carefully attended to- and always kept he At and
comfortable.
The Bar
Is stocked with the very best brands of Wines and
Liquors In fact il is the aim of the undersigned ~
MAINTAIN for the 81 NICHOLAS, the character OF II
First Glass Hotel. Complete throughout.
FRANK JOHNSON, ProI rietor
n. B.-Travelers, by leaving their names with the
clerk can be called for the Stages at any hour lhey
may desire.
OrUville, Dec 81. ddl-u
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Perfectly Pure Medical Tonic

Jnvoluahle as a remedy against BAD WATER,
an AVEI INDIGESTION. DYSPEPSIA. DEBIlI-
TY. &C They also certify that they toIed my
Schnapps to he free from Arnylic Alcohol or Fusll
Oil an txceedngly hurtful ingredient. found in all
common Gin. which Dr. Mott describes "a "ietid.
acrid and ashmaiical and producing irreparable et-
I1,ts rpon the nerves and stomach" The certificates
Iso nruve nv Schnapps perfectly clear of "the Sc
copd or heavier Essential Gil OF Juniper also Dan
osrous component, produced by the over dtstllation
nractced 10 the quantity in making ordinary
Gin ,..
g'i,pse statements are made with view to invite
comnars,r in California between the genuine olfcs
Schnnnns snd the various brands OF bogus limitations,
,tynL furtored up, or sweclered tin; m square,
black hotties Gmiiaon q: my style OF botts) under
different names and labels. whether marked Lohdon
Ger,nanv Holland Scheidnn Schnapps' &c, IN mn
nita ysricty-conlent that the trIal VIII result IN
GnIifnria lust as 1t has long since done in all the
older St,tes in repudialing all the bogus, dswhoo'
so,ne mutations referred o,nnd the compete triumph
of nv pure Schedam Schnapps. ,,.,
desire bT;e iv To notice two iacts wheh nav" 'h'e!
atted largely to the OF Woiie's schhappS IN tue
Cjty of New York and elsewhere. ist' fure rtehvn
prsu,lv il - now almos; impossible to obah-neary
all tbe brandy imported from France heihg American
raw sprits sent there, made into bandy. ana shlPpsu
back again. I'd. Many people are a6ahdohihe t'ie
use of American whiskey, brandy anu gia Slhce M "
h,s been discoyered tnat STRYCHNiNE, deadly
poison is in use at the west in distiiI'ng ereps III
creasinp the Weld of Liquor about one-thlrd.
In concluson will say to all who desire " wno,e-
some agree, bic tonic and st,muentgiye aia'r ral'o
w OIL FE'S
SCheidam Aromatic Schnapps.
UpQLPHO WOLFE, j. ole Importer,
a6-3m t22 Beaver street, New ork'
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FNDLAY, o, FRIDN, SANITARY 20, 1858

them . present Of Il % soon As he
had paid oil his debts. p'oW -
The dinper consieted ofcoru bread
and baked potatoes, with an apple
pie for desert. Uncle Luke was In
unusually good spirits, ana never
once apoIogized for the singular fare
he had, placed before his guests.
But they understood the meaning
Iofit. 1t was intended a. . Lesson
Tor them, and they profited BY II.
They brought homo the philoso'
pher's stone, and began to live by a
humber system. The hired girl was
discharged, and Ellen had 20 much
to do in attending to her household
duties, that she had no time to be
lonesome, and they were much hap
pier than when she moved sll day Ia
the parlor; and Fred's business pros
pered again. He paid off his mort
gage and the piano wss duly return
ed to them.
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Antimouy.

The origin OF antimony 10 singu.
lar. Basil Valentine, superior to .
monastery, having observed the ef.
fect Of mineral in fattening hogs.
wished to try whether it would hsve
the same effect on his monks. The
result unfortunately was very differ.
ent, for the monks who took IL died
soon after; and hence the origin Of
the name (Anti Money In spite
Of this tragical experiment, however,
Paraclens resolved upon bringing
the mineral into use, thinking ho
could employ it along with some
other preparations; but neither could
he boast OF his success. The medi.
cal faculty at Paris was at first divi.
ded into two parties on the occasion.
Some declaring that antinony was q
poison; others, that it was an ex-
cellent remedy. The dispute was
not confined to the circle OF the fac.
ulty and it became general in Paris;
the Parliament and the Sorbonne
took part it, but in q short time ell
doubts wero at an end, the wonder
tut effects OF the mineral being prov.
ed; and the faculty at length placed
it in the list Of their most efficient
medicines.
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Select Storp.
HARD TIMES;
DIR, THE PHILOsOPHER's STONE.
BY OLIVER OPTIC
CHAPTER I.

CHAPTER I.
"What makes you look 80 dull
this morning, Ella2" inquired Mr..
Chester, a merchant in q small way,
OF his wife.
They had been married about a
year, and thus far not an ill.natured
word hsd been spoken by them.-
A. his marriage, Chester had taken
q small but convenient house in the
upper part Of the city. He had been
able to furnish it in plain manner;
but since his marriage, his business
had added many articles of luxury to
his establishment.
The "times" bad begun to tighten
lup, however, and business was dull.
The notes were due; and he had IA
bsstir himself to make his payments.
Fortunately for him, ho wever, as the
stringency in the money market be-
gan TO- weigh most heavily. his ia,
ther's administrator placed him in
possession OF two thousand dollars
which had been reserved to meet the
contingency Of q law suit, and which
bad now been alphabetically settled.
With this sum he had been able "a
| pay bis more pressing demands, and
TO lay bv q surplus q five hundred
dollAs to meet . note which would
iall due some two months hence.
The receipt Of this sum induced te
increase the luxuriss Of his houae. :
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Bayard Taylor, retracing his steps
along the coast Of Norway, after the
lapse Of q few weeks, says: III wss
particularly struck, during the rs-
turn, with the rapid p.ogrsss ofsum.
mer-the flying leaps with which she
clears her short course. Among the
Lofodens the potatoes were coming
into blossom, aud the rye and bar
ley into head; the grsss was already
cut in many places, and drying on
poles, and the green Of the woods
and meadows showed the dark, rich
character Of the Southern lsnds.-
Owing to this rapidity OF growth, all
the more hardy varieties Of Vegetation
may be successfully cultivated. Mr.
Thomas informed me that his peas
and beans OF Kaaford, (lat. 20 de.
|grees NJ grew three inches in t,oea.
ty:four hours! and that, although
planted about thrSe weeks later than
those about Christiana, came to ma.
turity about the same time.n Can
tropical vegetation, in al its rank
luxuriance, compare with the pso-
ducts of the Arctic summeri -,
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A Characteristic Parody.

You'd scarce expect one Of my age,
To smoke a cigar and look so sage;
And If should a moustachc wear,
(Although the hair is rather spare,)
Don't view me with critics eye,
Hut pass my little whlskers by.
Big aches from little toe-corns aow;
Long boards from downy faces grow;
And though my beard is short and young
Offender growth and lately sprung,
Yet all the whiskers in the town
Once existed but in down.
But why, why may not Charles iace
he covered like others ofhis race
Exceed what Tom AMI Dick have done,
Or any man beneath the sun?
where're the whiskers, far or near,
That do not And rival here'
Or where's the boy but three feet high,
Who has more fuzzy beard than I!
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81 SAxE's Family Man" may be famill
- ,,;,, ,o, n. .,,;ss.
i..u,. nh.o
anu Nhcw ho" 10 PICK UP IAN
For now am u family man.
pane ."."''' w '""''
"' ''"''s q" '''''''a ,"o p'""
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January.
BY ALICE CARY.

The year has lost its leaves again,
The world looks old and grim;
God folds his robe OF glory thus,
That we may see but him.
And all his stormy messengers,
That come with whirlwind breath,
Beat out the chat Of vanity,
But leaves the grains Of faith.
We seek no oil in summer time
Our winter Lamp to trim,
But strive to bring God down to us,
More than to rise TO him.
We tread through nelds of brightes flower
As five did not know
Our father made them beautiful,
Because he loves US so.
We seek, in prayers and penance,
To do the martyrs part,
Remembering not the promises
As to the pure in heart
Then blow, o wild winds, as ye list,
And let the world look grim
God folds his robe Of glory thus,
That we may see but him.
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CAs'r Sxoxr.-w. learn from !. .oa, !.

CAs'r SxoKI.--Ws learn from soms
OF the Methodist journals thar lssys
and influential eonisNncss have dstss,
minsd to hcencs and onlsin no candi.
date (os the ministry who is not willing
10 forego the uss OF tobacco ia every
lorm. A new uaiversity9 has bsea en-
lowed also ia oGs Of the Wsstsm Ssaiss
with the proviso in ia by ,isws that no
professor shall be entitled 70 any Of The
avaiis OF the sndow wmsnt who Is addict
cd to the uss Of tobacco 4i % s0i.
The Ousids chief Skand0gh. log
years old. 10 Q resident of Albany.
and has been found nearly starved
and frozen to death lately, with .
dead grand.child lying In the roosn.
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pY Ms. l. u. sIooURsxY.

nY hn9. l. u. sI00URSkY.
When infant innocence 10 grisv'd,
And hath not power To say
In words, the import Of its wrong,
What giveth utterance sway,
when tides of unexpected joy,
Like mountain pillows cens,
What tells the rapture Of the heart,
i Though speech itself be dnmbi
When psnt within its secret cell
Tho agony Of grief,
Uphesving, threats exhausted life,
M What lends the soul relief,
y When fblly IN eontriton bends,
! =, Ara seeks . 6avior's love, 44
- What flows in crystal from the eye
~ 10 waks the Tyres sbovsf
.'Twss1Isrey's Angel gave the boon,
q y To Nlsrin wanderers here, ''
.s1And uhaa ahe aAsA u Ger The brow,
=" CsTssshs pas GENE sssr.
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Mr.. John Smith. OF London, b

Mr.. John Smith, OF London, has
discontinued eating Gratis, as he had
eaten. them so long that everything
he undertook went backward. He
had . brother who dug . well till he
found he was ""gstting, down IN the
world" !" when he gave up the busi.
ness and turned lamplighter. He
then looked up a little. 80
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MistsIIau.ous.
Tho Yankee Marksman.

the Revolutionary War. Lord Fer
cy's regiment was about commenc.
ing to fire at target on Boston
Common, one day. when an awk-
ward-looking country boy that had
overgrown his jacket and t:ousers,
came up.
Now, my boys, for trial Of your
skill said Percy. Imagine the
mark to be Yankee-and here is
guinea for whoever hits his heart
Jonathan drew near to the trial.
When the first soldier fired and miss
ed. he slapped his hand on his thigh
and laughed immoderately. When
the second soldier fired and missed,
Jonathan threw up his hat and
laughed again.
why do You laugh, fellowa' said
Lord Percy, Grossly.
To think how safe the Yankees
are, if You must know replied JON
athan. ..
Why, do you think you can shoot
better?'
4 don't know; could try
'Give him a gun, soldier, and you
may return the fellows laugh said
Percy, turning to one Of his men.
Jonathan took the gun, and look
ing at every part Of it carefully, said:
1T won't burst, will ita Fathers
gun don't shine like this, but | guess
! it is rather better gum
'Whyl Why do you guees sof-
asked Percy.
s'Cause know what that III dew
and | have some doubts about this
'ere,' replied Jonathan. But look
& AsHEs aa G9n wi aHu that s,s ere re mark s.n
kce.'
We'll, you may call it British
regular, if you please, said Percy.
We'll, regular it is, then. Now,
for freedom, as father says
Jonathan raised his gun and fred
There, ! guess that ere red coat
has got a hole in it, cried he, turn
ing to the soldiers. why don't yor
laugh at me, now, as that ere fellow
said you might
'Yon awkward rascal. that was
accident. Do you think You coult
hit the mark againr inquired Percy
Il don't know, indeed; but | car
give it q trial
Give him another gun, soldier
and take care that the clown dom
shoot you. | should not fear t
stand before the mark myself
i guess you'd better try it,
why, do yon think you could hi
me2'
Il don't know, indeed; but coul'
try it,
Fire away, then!'
Jonathan fired, and hit the mark
'IIal ha! ha! how father woulI
laugh, to see ne shoot at half gul
shot
why, you rascal, you don't thinl
you could hit the mark twice til,
) present distance from youi
Il don't know; but am not afrai'
to try
Give him another gun, soldier
and place the mark further off,
I. Jonathan fired again, and hit q
before.
There, l guess that ere regula
il as the pirate that father says tn
Judge hanged until he's dead, deal
dead-three times dead; and that
one more than the Scripture speak
on
There is q guinea, said Percy
tossing the coin to him. 80
ia it good one2' inquired iona
than, ringing it on the pavement.
Good? Yes. Now. clear away,
Il shonld like to stay and see then
fellows kill soma more Yankees
'Begonel or l shall have to pu
you under guard. Officer, give hin
a pass to Charlestown, but never lie
him come among our troops again