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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-10-09

BRowNLow's Picture OF MS AYrAcoNrsY. -.
The last number of the KnoxVille Nhig is q deoi
dedly spicy number. 1t contains long letter
written in Philadelphia during he stay Of the Par.
son in his recent discussion on slavery, and speaks
out quite freely on matters and things IN the Qua
ker City lie says every paper in Philadelphia 10
al aIti'sayery, and their reporters are Aboitionists
ind Black Republicans with the exec ption Of one
man, who came from tha South, aud he has no
voice in shaping the character OF reports to be
published lie draws picture Of his eompetitop
in the slavery discussion, Mr. Pryne. which is nos
very complimentary 1t done up in Brownlow's
own peculiar style as follows:
'Mr. Pryne is staying at the same hotel I do
the American. He is small heavy bnilt man,
about 36 years Of age, and ru6fan like pair
Of whiSkeyS. lie il not pretty speaker, by any
means, and has rather feeble voice, which he
strains very much in speaking. His gestures are
son and out Of season, agreeing exactly with the
applause of the negroes aid white rufhahs who
clap for him. He is man of ouly moderate tai.
ents, and ordinary learning He is bitter, unscru-
pulous, and unmitigated, in his abuse of tho
South, and is familiar with the slang dictionary Of
Abulitionism. lie has been to my room frequent
ly, but have never been to his. lie is kind Of
man who will board in the upper story of hotel,
and do without gas light, where board is ehsap.-
tie makes the acquaintance OF free negr0es and
low down AbolitiOnists, with great facility. and I
as often see him in conversation with negroes
white men, Gerit Smith, who is worth two mil.
lions is said to have bill of sale Of he man. and
| presame delrays his expenses while be labors in
the cause of human liberty"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-10-09

FlREsrALLING THE Law The Farmyille VA
Journal Of the 20th, says
twill be recolieced that we noticed the ar
raignment at the August court, Of negro boy
belonging to Mr.. r, v Davis, charged with an
attempted outrage up0n the person Of Mrs
Gregory residing near Prospect Depot, and the
continuance OF the case until the September term.
When the Court met on Monday, the case came
up, when, owing to the absence Of one Of the
prisoners counsel, the Court decided to continue
it again, and had just announced its decision.
when Gregory. the husband of the woman upon
whom the outrage was attempted. sprung at the
negro with knife in hand, and made desperate
effort to cut his throat The knife, however, mis-
sed his throat, bat inflicted frghtful cash on his
cheek, reaching from the mouth to the point oe
the Jaw bone, near the ear. The negro attempted
to run. but made only step or two, when he fell
upon the floor, bleeding profusey.
Gregory was arrested and was permitted to
give boil in 81 900 for his appearance at the next
term.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-10-09

GREELEys DEscRIPTIoN OF MEMBER OF Con-
GREss Horace Greeley thus describes what it is
to be q member Of Congress:
"We cannot comprehend the passion for q ssst
in Congress. We will tell the reader what il 10.
1t is to live in mean hotels and pay magnificent
bills; it is to be obliged breathe bad air to si in
an uncomfortable seat, to be bored by long speech.
es to be impOrtuned for pamphlets to attend to
the business Of other people, Dsglecsing ones
OVID {; 10 exist in perpetual fuss Of franking. to
watch your District olosely than the kingdom
Of Heaven; to miss your nights rest to Be slsa-
dered, to be bothered. to be importunod, 20 Be
embarrassed. to make speeches TO be listened TO By
nobody, to frank until your arm aches. and 70
miss the greatest grower in your district At lass',
SILENT PRINTING 0FFIcE.-In tho town Of
Zablegan, Wurtemburg there has been lately open.
ed new printing establishment. by NJ. Theodore
IIcigcrod. All the oompositors and prsssmsn are
deaf and dumb, to the number Of one hundred and
sixty; eleven Of the former are women. Thay
have all been educated at Mr. Helgerad's own ooss,
to the employment they are now engaged in. TIE
King has conferred on him large gold medal fos
this great reclamation from the social and. sanRA
waste.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-09
Summons.

STATE OF CALIFORN'A--IN THE DIS
- trict Court of the Fifteenth Judicial District Iiut,
uf Rutte. Joanna Wager. Rudolph wager. Acti II
brought in the district Court the Fifteenth Judcis
District and the complaint Filed in the county "s Butte
in Ihe office of the Clerk of sad sfr Ct rourt The Peo
lie "f ,he State of California se greeting Rud lph
Wager: Vu hereby required tn nrp-ar in action
ueht against y.,u the above ed plaintiff in n.
s,riet 'ou-t the Fifteenth Judicial Dis rci in aud for
the county of Buie. and To answer he complaint filed
therein (a copy Of which accompanies Iii samm"ns)
within ten dsvs exclusive Of the day nf servic trr
the service "f this Summons. 81 served thin
this if served of This COUNTY hut within thi
JndciH District, tin twenty da,s or If ~erv "n "f
said District then within ferty days-or Judgment by 'e
fault viii bet Ken ag-inst you The said action is brought
III nhtaiu decree nf ths o ssiv the h.pds of
matrirony existing be'vep yu.,rslf and sail Plaintiff
plant II ly ,iecrr. of h be discro. and
free said def n6an AMI il yon fail p-
r,fr and answer the sid mtaint above r-qur,I
will apply The Cuurt for the riiri drnan'- in he sail
c,mniiini. Given under hand and the seal Of the
District Court cf the Fifteen IN judicial r,rcI, this
22rd dav Of iune, in the yrar oi ord ore h'ard
eight hundred and fi1y Il
NJ. II. nAR2ACH clerk,
JET I'd Hy J. u. MARBLE Dei,uIy
UsRRIs " TOWARD Attnr-rys " piriuIf
The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-09
Scientific American.
RosPEcTus FOURTEEN BEG

"ROSPECTUS US-vOLUNE FOURTEEN BEGINS
September 1 1888. Mechanics. inventors Manu-
facturer> and rmers. The Scientific American has
reached its fourteenth year and will enter upnn
Volume on the llth Of September It is the only
weekly publication of the kind now issued in this
country. and it hasa very extensive circulation in all
the States of the Union. 1t is not might sup
pose fr,m its title Cry. abstruse work technical
scienc.; the contrary. il deals with the great
events going in the scientific mechanical
tia worlds as tn please and instruct every If the
mechanic or arzan wishes t, know the best machine
in use or how to make any suhst employed in hi.
b1siness-f the housewife wishes to get recipe for
making good color Sc-ifthe inventor wishes to know
what's going on in the way of imprpvements-if the
manufacturer wishes to ke posted with the Times and
To employ The best facilities in his husines-If the
OF leisure a"d study wish es 10 keep himself familiar
with the progress made in The chemical labaraory or
in the construction Of telegraph stesmship- railroads
respers. mowers. and thousand other machines and
spplianc both of peae- nd war-al these desderato
where. They are here presented in a reliable and in
terestng form adapted to the cmpre of minds
unearned in the higher brarches science nd art
TERNS-One copy one year, 81; one cory 8 m nths
81; Five copies six months. 81: Ten copies months
sS Ten c.pes twelve months. SIS; Tifte n copies IL
months SD, Twenty copies twelve months. SIS in ad
specimen copies sent grAtuitoasiy for inxpec,ion-
Postage stamps taken for subscriptions,
% Letters shot Ii he directed to
MUM CO l2e Fulton street. n Y
% Messrs Mum h Co. extensively engaged in
procuring patents for Inventions and will advise
inventors without charge, in regard to the novelty
their mprnveu ents. s25
The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-09
Sherif's Sale.
sTYvIuTUF OFADECx

AZ VIRTUE OF A DECst tai ORDTR
'f srl- issued ont the District the Ff-
tsenh Judicial District in aud Tor Butte County ami
ta'e nf Cai;iurna, ug Inst NJ. D. LASW ELI. ard 4,
a,nr Il T. b. RAJ e f'r the sum of three hundred And
fourteen collars (SSl4 0 with interest thereon nj The
rate o three CENT per nth fr,m the liltnn Of
Judgment I paid, an all Of suif t.x-d In the
sun of zen dollars, and all accruinc said order
to me directed and delivered c'mmaniirg .clI
the mortgage Z mi he-~inafev desc ined iasfy
said demand, witt Morday, the lth dsy
of October, \. ID. ls5s, az tue honr oi = O'Clock,
z "i I'd y. sell al rabiie sale. to tie high =,
bidder Tor cas the pr"prty describd in ssd ur-r 81
i"ihsws. 10 vii: Commencing Montgomery AS~st
seven nine ee irIu the n"rh eas, n' mhsr
sixteen, tl6I IN block Lumber nineteen, (l The same
- laid out on the plan OF tie Town Of ornvill.
County AMI Slate Aforesaid. he in the Un.ty Re
rirrs office sail ounIy. running -Dce q a sou h.
rriy direction hunired iret thence sasiely right
grs twenty iec, hence 'rly right angles ihiy
W tw" feet thence easlry at right angles i~nty four
let. thence nr;t .ry right ANGLES eighteen feet
the CO westerly at right angles twenty feet, theno..
norhrrly at light ungies IL Montgomery stre-t nhp
hundred aud fourteen feet, thence along said To
the - CT of beginning txen'y four feet
The above sale To- take pl the court iouse door
In tie ioyn u Oror,lia. County md State Aforesaid
N, -. ? /, Sh rid Rntte County.
oroviilr. September 18Th, A 1858
The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-09
MEDICAL.
DR.. Guysott's Extract Of Yellow

Dock and Sarsaparilla In qnart bottles the Great
Purifier of the Rlood-Not particle of Mercury in
it-Let the afflicted read and ponder. An Inflll
hle remedy for Scrofnla. Kings Evil. rheumatism
Obstinate Cutaneous Erruptions. Pimples or Pustu
les on the Face Rolls, Blotches Chronic Sore Ewes
Ringworm Tetter, Enlargement and Pain in
the Bones Joints. Stubborn Ulcers Svphitic
Disorders I.umbago, Spinal Complaints and all
diseases arising from an iniudicous of Mercury
lmprudence in Life. or Impurity of the Blood. This
great Alternative medicine and Purifier of the blood
isnow used by thousands OF grateful patients from
all parts Of the United States, who testify daily to
the remarkable cures performed by the greatest oi
all medicines CUYSOTT'S EXTRACT OF YEI.
LOW DOCK AND SARSAPARILLA. Neuralgia
Rheumatism. Scrofua Eruptions on the Skin Iiv.
er Diseases, Fevers Ulcers. Sores. Affections os the
Kidneys. Diseases of the Throat Female Com.
plants Pains ard Aching in the Bones and Joints.
are speedily put TO fight by using this great and
ine.timabe remedy For all diseases nf the Blood
nothing has yet been found to compare with it. 1t
cleanses the system of all Impurities. acts gently
and efficiently the Liver and Kidneys and
strenthens the Digestion gives tone to the Stomaehe
makes the skin clear and healthy, and restores the
Constitution enfccbed hy disease or broken down
by the exeesses of youth, to its pristine vigor and
strength. For the Ladies' it i incomparabIy better
than all the cosmetics ever used. A f'w doses of
nR. GUYS0TT'S YELLOW DOCK AND SAi,SA-
PARll.LA will remove all Sallowness OF complexion
bring the roses mantling the cheek give elasticity
TO the step. and improve the general health in re-
markabe degree, leynnd all the medicine ever
heard Of The large number of Certificates we have
received from all portions of the United States is
the best e, dence that there is humbug abont it
The press, hotel keepers, magistrates physicians
and public men well known in the community, all
add their testimony. the wonderful effects of this
great blood purifier. f1- BE careful to buy none
but that which is put up in QUART BOTTLES.
Cotton McDermott, Agents for Oroville
Park White General Agents and importers for
I'll valuable Patent Medicines, 1872 Washington It..
San Francisco. au2O-3mis.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-09
Diseased Humanity.

TIME Blood Heart Brain. Intestines, snews,
y Nerves, the Fluids and Semi-F luids, and the
whole Physique.
The gloomy hypochondriac. the dyspen.ic. the
nervous debilitated and feeble. the vertloctnred
invalid. the bilious and liver diseased sufferer the
gourlnand. the debauchee, the intemperate and all
who suffer i'll health
SHOULD PAUSE AND THINK ERE SICK
ness overtake> them, for then out nature sue
cumbs 10 Death, because she has not strength to
resist Now, DIR. Jacob webbers invigorating Cor.
dial causes strength-that is its main quality. The
ir~t operation Tonic, the partaker feels then that
SudatiOn is caused-his skin j. damp. his limbs
supple and active, he feels with for exercise and
knows he has strength to endure it, he is light spr-
tied: his skin becomes clear. his eyes, tDo, because
his liver Is made active. the bile neutraized or
elected and his blood thinned and purified II he
has foul stomach, this acts as an aperient. not
otherwise. Again. it Immediately relieves belching
prevents an accumulation of wind in the stomach.
The stomach the great receiver of disease and its
cure VIII now enumerate a few of those dis
cases where have seen DIR. Webber's invignrating
Cordial act most beautifully. General arrangement
OF the system; weakness from various causes viz:
Change rf climate long sickness, the use of mer-
cury or being otherwise oyer-doctored, from abuse
of nature and her laws, by drunkenness gourman-
dizing debauchery and other excessss, trembling.
fever and ague chls. rheumatic, neuralgia and
other pains in the body limbs, want of appetite
sleep or memory, sour or bilious stomach tick.
ling in the ears. tic doloreux, ETC., etc.
The reader is conscentousy assured that this
really extraordinary panacca is all it is represented
and Is not one of the no>trums of the day Let the
afflicted tryt, and they will be thankful for having
done so. warranted to be uninjurious to the
most delicate constitution, To either sex or age
to contain no mercury other mineral. 1t is nut
up, yer, highly concentrated in quart bottles.
price So, two for s.. Sold by every respectable
Druggist in California.
as- Beware of counterfeits. Buy only quart bot
ties. and see that the names of I. Jones and J.
tlaI.t. Al
label None other is genuine.
April i5, 1858. 3m T.JONES.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-09
Notice to Lien-HOlders.

TN THE III -rRICr COURT riiE fiFfREvfH
Judicial District, State of cal rba. ~ q Butte
C.,unty The vmlcan Inn Works compans pIantih-
j. =, Whit Thos Nuter. =. Derrick, ii,r ron
l,ay John Doe Hedge. RichariRne iiann.n aud soia
D. Kea,iyg defendants 7. A VI INK UUSf. surnf, |
Aitkin Paul ..Iqret. charles : eig.r and e. Aus
ten. dong busnes. in the -ity nnd comfy Of san Fr
cisco under the nrrHe- style an irn of fhe vplcau
Iron Works Coomrany.r the plaintiffs in ih. acipn
named anove, herr by give noiise iit tbeJ have ed
compaint in said action The Office o the ~ rk said
Court nd that summons has been sned in ssii action
All persons holding claiming under The provis-
ions Of an sct entitled An Act securing Me-
chancs and oi rrs.' passed April i9h d 1886, aud
act entitled -An Act ~ amend Act entitled Act
fer secrring frns Ia ,h1nL< others. nassed pr
i9h, 1855, approved April sa1 \. D 1883 upon The
prp-rty and rr-mse- descri, - snllows wst Alt
that certain Stezm zcrnsh.s. Mil situated and
OREGON Gui~h said Bnfe county, parscn-
lnry described as follows, wit. Commencing at =
point on The ledge known the " !seh Ledge. about
three hunret feet suih .fly FROG, he said mill md
ming heriy Along said Ie g., TIih the width, pnIs
angles thereof twelve hundred ieet, said oige being
known ths wcech Ledge and ail thc buld e.,
hons machinery, Improvements anil sufer-trnctres up
on said premises, hereby noed appear in said
the Sth day of November ~ 1851 Al the OPEN
ing Of snid Court and exhibit hen ard there the proof
Of their said lIens The sboys action Is commenced by
the said plaintiffs fveclose mechanics lien upon the
premises and properly hereinhefore described.
Sept y, 1855. CALEB graBtNk. AYR ior prrs.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-09
Constable Sale.
" VIRTUE of AN EXECUTE AND

UQf VINTCE OF AN e kECU rIOy Ann
- d-cretsl order of sale ssue out of the Can't ~
John : Berry Justice of the Peac in and for Ophir
Town hip, County of puite, the 14lh day OF S.nt
1859, AGAINST Harriet Wyncoop nd favor uf reri.
min Russell and to me directed and delivered, eommsn
ding tn make the Of SeI6 90 principle and In
ter st dlmag.s and SIS A. Costs AMI ncc.ung cost,
sd writ. out of the follow nx desc lhrd prpsrtv 10
ait: that iece parcel lot OF land lying aud being
in the town al 'royiie county Of Butte and >lats Of
alor ia. cumm-ncirg about 100 feet ensery from IN.
south east Of Myers and Montgomery stree,
fro ting or Montgomery street % feet runD back to-
Miners Alley at right 1ng 10 montgomery street oa,
one hu DIRE ard thirty Two fet, being part of lot Nh
in block No TO- tn came being .nown rs the waye,l,
u NE proi er, ; also. the undivided one .alf a.,
the iIowing described rrorery lot in town 10
wiz commencing at the -outh cast OF Montguu-
and Oak Streets, running on Montgomery trrot 20
feel thence al right an2 -outhery 80 feet the ce nj
rilt angles es!erly 20 feet. there. right angles
hery 81 ct to the II Of begiuuing:--aid ra-.
ery m.,rtgaged to e The PAY rstd fndetet
have lew the above described pr,,p,rty
ami will expose the same To pm lie sale Ia the hioh.
'ider for cash. Str lay the 9th ay of Oct 1855 ne
the hours of tn AMI eiev n ocl,.ck NJ al thai
dav. SAID lie to take pisce in iron o Johu p ae,ry
Office nm bird rect in nro lille. iseh GRANVILLE Sen,
IL 1851. p MAcUiRE. Con.tAbl-
The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-09
WHAT CHEER HOUSE.
San Francisco.

AA IF you NAVE BUSINESS OF ANY KIND TO
iH transact, is it moi important that you shol.i
s~ deHN 10 q, possible where busin
of nll kinds is known to centre?
Do yOu want TO patr"uizp house conducted on
strictly temperate principles?
Do yOn want 10 patrOsiZe establishment favurah1y
sn.'wn throughout i,afornir, t,n gon and all other
beds together with order. cofcr c0nvenie ce and
pefior acc hunodaiioin?
u y'u e'ire NIL these. advise vou gr Wood
worth What Cheer Hor&e. 81. 50 and 81 LeidsdoIa
street ll9 IL. Sacramento street
This etab ishmen Il li ls afed in the busine
part If the city. ani in ie immediate vicinity Of the
Steamship Co.'S Offices, and the United States Branch
Mint.
Board per Week IS so
per Day, 90
Meals 50
Lodging. so to -
Single X, furnished complete, cents per nigi
Rooms ar l0dying- be had by the nphi week
with or without Bonr'!. 10 suit the nven+nce of ALL
The h-snre te' up in the very hest st, e, with pat
ent French springs. and the best of curled hal-
tresses. clean bedding. &c
Srperor Rathing accommods tiona conn nected with
tn" hIuse q Shower Baths Free u
Free passage in this Omnibus and fr,m the toats -
Lo'k to tie name the Omnibus avoid imposition
By unremitinx attention mi untrng ef ris o fur
extremely low prices the proprietor hopes merit a con-
tntnhce o The increasing Patronage that the u hat
beer House at present e' joys.
For the accommodates 'f mirers Others hav wing
morey or vaiuahles there large safes nthe Office
There il an extensive Library and Reading Room, we'll
supplied with pa ers. OrrirIic Is, &c.
81 Travellers will pense to remember that ;here are
n" run ers connected with this establishment TIE
HorSE Is OPEN ALI NIGHT.
ie1i-3m B. WOODWARD. Proprietor
The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-09
LEGAL NOTICES.
Summons.

STATE OF CtLIF0RNGA-IN TIE DISTRICT
- Court ot the Fifteenth Judicial District. County OF
Ruft". ELIZA ] ROGERS Vs.. r. RnGERS Action
ought IL the i-rict Court 18th Judicial District
and the Complaint filed in County uf Butte in the
Office Of the clerk If said District The People
the State cf California greetiny: To B. ROGERS
Yru hereby qu're t" appear i, action hrouzh,
rRainss by TIE abve named plaintiff in the Distric
Court of the Of Fifteenth Judicial District and ,r The
county Bu'te and to the complaint ed therein
IA ~ of which companies this summcnsl within
davs excrv. of the hay ot service) ae- thu servic
on YOU Of this il served within this ounty
srved ut Of his cnunty. but whin this Judicial Dis
trjct within twenty days il servei ou. OF said District
then vi hin forty da,sor judgment by default will n
taken against yon Tie said action Is brou0 to ob'ar
decree sal Court that the marriage contrac exist
j. between you and the psin'if bc dissolved and an
nu.ed that she NAV be re.e sed frm b"n- o. mair
mo,, and to nhialn Idgmert for the c,st- and none
OF this action and VI sch other and fur
ther relief as may proper-and if you fall to area
and rssrr The said comp aint SIS above q ired Tn
plaintiff apply the C, urt for the elie in her CON
plant demanded
Given under nv hand and the Seal Of the nistric
Corr, of the Fifteenth Judicial district thi
eighteenth day Of Aug st in the year q
! SEAL our tcrd one thousand eight hundred an
| fly light NJ. H. DARRA'H.
auglS 3ns Clerk
The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-09

PuxrsHIxG AN EprToR-Although the fol-
lowing has so queer sound. it comes to us IN
so many shapes that we are half inclined 10 De-
lieve il. How pleasant to behead Greeiey'
Doestlcks. Frank Leslie or Sol Southworth for
a little bit of truth: ,
"Some time since NJ. Lindalh. editor of Inc
Faederneslandet of Stockholm, had been con-
demned tn be behesded for having accused
ynuup lady of that city Of horrible crime.
On the dav fixed for his execution. ne said to
some friends. i am about to suffer death
which 7 have meritied. and you will at least
sec that die with courage lie then took
some papers from table and gave them into
the hands of the chaplain One letter scaled
with black. was in Bible; he took it ont and
placed it 10 his bosom. 'Yon will take thi,
letter. he said after my Aeath. and deliver il
to the person to whom it is addressed. Now
gentlemen. LET US GO Very well, sir. replied
the director of the prison, unless You apply fol
pardon to Madlle. Mendessohn. who has the
power to grant it. and spare your life. Pro
ceed gentlemen said Lindalh, and at the same
time taking the arm of the chaplain, with
whom he conversed in low tone. he descend
ed. the staircase of the prison aid with tIrn
step crossed the court yard which led to the
and where the block and the executionsr with
his axe were in readiness. Twelve persons a:
required by the law, were present as witnesses
Lindalh stopped at the foot OF the steps leading
up to the scafFold, when his hands were tiee
and his eyes bandaged. He then said, Fare
well, gentlemen; to those who have seen my
lite, be careful to relate my death AID my re
pentance,' and began to ascend the steps. II
moment he felt his HANDS released and th'
bandage removed from his eyes and turning
round saw that il had been done by Mdlle
Mendelssohn M Lindalh she said, Il pardon
you.' He threw himself at her feet, and tax
ing the letter from his bosom, gave it to her
saying. 4 accept your pardon. for my last
thought was to impi,re it from your kindness
l felt sure that you would at least give it at my
tomb"
1t is very clear that Swedish editors die with
more resignation than New York ones.