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The weekly Butte record., 1862-11-29

A MINERAL GLEAYER-Observing a Mexi-
can day or two since, sitting apart, asserting
and pounding up rock, apparently on his own
hook. we exercised our reportorial privilege
of asking few questions. as to what particu-
lar line of mining he was engaged in. For an
swer we were tod by the dilapidated Hdago
that he was not exactly owner in the 0phir
nor yet in any other mine but that be de-
pended for his supply of rock altogether upon
such pieces of stray stuff as he could pick up,
and, in fact, that he was sort Of mineral rag
picker. Sometimes he would secure chunk
dropped from a passing wagon, or left in re-
moving heap from the mouth of some shaft
or tunnel; sometimes he would find bit that
had escaped from the cargo of a burro or been
otherwise accidentally dropped, and sometimes.
we mentally calculated he would abstract a
bit from the exposed sacks of the Spanish or
0phir, But however he procured his stock in
trade those morses, it seemed, amounted to
enough in the aggregate to keep him busy,
and even afford him a very fair income-bis
daily earnings running from three to twelve
dollars per day. Like all of this class who
have been brought up in the silver regions of
Mexico, he had quick eye to detect the char
ter of ores. readily distinguishing the rich from
the poor at glance. Going about in the most
likely places for finding these fugitive bits of
rock, it is his custom to gather up a quantity
and repairing with it to large stone-having
first assorted it-break it up into small pieces,
which he afterwards pulverizes and treats with
a method of his own, which he assures US is
mueto bueno. Our interview with this hom-
bre set US TO rejecting how rich must be the
mines when such stray fragments could pay a
man for looking after them. and how varied
are the means by which mankind get living.
Virginia City Daily Union.
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DIED.

At Hamilton, Butte Co., Nov. 2Ist. Mrs. LOUISA
+. HENsHAw, aged 42 years: wife OF J L. Henshaw
Esq.
Cumberland tMd) and Clark Co. Wo) papers
Will please copy.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-11-29

THE amount in the State Treasury at the
close of business on Saturday, November 22d
was S560299 60.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-11-29

/Why should not every Man. W oman
/and Child who has any disease cf the system.
/ caused 10y an impure state Of the blood. have re
course to SCOVlLLS BLOOD AND LIVER
SYRUP, the best of all purifiers
Suffer no more We aficted.but restore yo.r health
by using ScovILL's BLOOD AND IsvEg SYRUP. 4
1t never fails 10 produce beneficial effects !
REDlNGTON & Co. Agents.
ild and as From: street. san Fr,uci>oo. 4
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ACCIDENr.-The PIumas Standard says
that Mr. Whtmore, of the celebrated Whit
more & Co.'S lode, Star Canon, Humboldt,
met NTH painful accident on Tuesday of last
week, at the above place. He was riding a
rather restive horse belonging to Hough 4
Bro, which he was about purchasing. when
the animal became frightened and fell back,
Mr. ". falling under him. Upon au examina-
ton Of his injuries, it was discovered that Mr..
Whitmore's left leg was broken, close to the
ankle. Or. Ambrose Eaves was called in to
attend to the broken limb, and, with his usual
skill and experience, soon rendered the unfor-
tunate gentleman comparatively easy.
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ToNsoRIAL.-If you want your HA1R Crrin a
manner that becomes you-your head SHAMrooEp
with an article that thoroughly removes the dand-
ruff and stimulates the capillary organs of the hair
ora DELIGHrFUL SHAVE with the Accomplishments
OF the pure>t Hair oil, Cologne Pomadcs, Hair
Tonics and Cosmetics: if you want clean com
Portable Bath, a Warm Bath. a Cold Bath. Showcr
Bath, Salt Bath, sulphur Bath. or a Perfumed
Bath, call "FERGUSON'S Hair Cutting Head
quarters .'' Montgomery street next doortocorner
Myers street.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-11-29

AFFRAY AT Round NALLEY-A shooting
affray occurred at Round Valley, IN Plumas
county, on Sunday last, between two immi-
grants. As is very often the case, SAYS the
Standard the subject in dispute was crinoline.
\ slight confusion on the neck of one Of the
parties was the only result Of the afray.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-11-29

CAVALRY CoMPANY.-It is said that the
National Lancers, which had short lived ex-
istence in San Francisco several years ago, is
about to be revived and formed into COM
pany of Ennis&illen Dragons. The Journal
says: Why not organize a California Cav
airy company, with the appropriate and pic
turesque costume Of the " Ranchero of the
oldeu time. The uniform would be much hand
somer and much more serviceable than the
fancy braided theatrical styles usually adopted
by "Lancers" and ~Dragoons." Let the whole
"rig'-tbe costume of the rider, the trappiugs
of the horse and the proficiency in horseman
ship, be Of the ranohero regime. and our word
for it, such gallant looking companie
would present not only a splendid appearance
on parade, but would be most effective when
called into active service
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To Unfortunate FemaIes-Alas, cried l.
poor Maid, your skin. tho yellow coarse, and dark
as sin. and pimpIed iresklei, saamrnt, tanned.
SpotlesS can be- understand such defects arc
cured, elope, when washed with Jones Chemical
Soap. Your teeth, your breath you'u not dispute
when washed with Ilfont's Soap Teeth Root white
as the driven snow are made. though yellow. tar
tared. dark decayed: and fragrant pure and sweet
your breath. though purid. foul As rotten death:
and that red hair though NOW as coarse as any
name or tail of horse silky and dark tgould be
made to live, by Jones Coral Hair Restorative al.
dandruf -,urt w1ald be removed the hair -toppt
falling aud improved. The articles above spoken
Of are all We represent them aud are sold at rea-
sonable prices. t25 cent,) by every respectable
druggist in California.
Agents-Crane 4 Brigham Druggists, san Fran
cisco. ol4v
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SAILS OF HoRsrs.-Eighty condemned [.
5. horses, that lately cost Government Sl2O
each, were knocked down by the auctioneer on
Saturday last, at San Francisco. at from Sl2
10 S5l apiece-mosty at the lesser figure.
That's the way the money goes"
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THERE are 100000 surplus cash IN the
treasury Of San Francisco
The weekly Butte record., 1862-11-29

FLYING PEAcs MAKER. WIN. Fields, Of
Delaware, has invented what he calls a flying
peace maker" for the destruction Of iron-clad
ships He says no iron-clad vessel can with
stand the shock from his flying machine" He
can operate it directly from the deck Of the
Monitor or any other iron-clad ship. Itcan be
rugged on two or three vessels in q weeks
time at trihing expense
The weekly Butte record., 1862-11-29

NICARAGUA RoUTE.-The trouble between
the Transit Company and the Niearaguan
Government has not. as yet. been settled The
Moses Taylor viii 60 TO Panama on her next
trip.
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School TEAcHERs.-The County Superin-
tendent of Public Schools, gives notice in To-
days issue, that public examination ol
persons proposing to teach school in Butte
county, will take place at the public school
room in Orovlle, on Saturday, December 18th,
at 10 o'clock A. N. The public in general are
invited to be present
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Mss SALLIE B. GooDRICH.-This talented
young lady will deliver a lecture on the subject
of " Woman's duty to her Country" next
Monday evening, at the Brick Church, instead
of at Armory Hall, as announced in last week 5
RECORD. At the close of the lecture several
poems viii be recited, including an original one
entitled " The Volunteers Farewell to Home" ="
The weekly Butte record., 1862-11-29

COLONEL BAKER.-The trial of Col. Baker,
of Tulare county, before Col Evans Military
Commission, on charge of uttering reasonable
and disloyal language in q speech last summer
at Nisala, resulted in his acquittal. DR..
Webb, leading Republican of Tulare county,
who took notes of Bakers treasonable -
speech, and was to have been the principal
prosecuting witness, refused to swear to the
correctness of his report. In a letter to the
Expositor, he acknowledges that his " notes -
of the speech did Col. Baker injustice, by dis
torting his language and meaning for political
purposes. The following Is an extract from
his letter:
"Now some declare it was intended to ex-
cite a rebellion or revolution among US. Such
has been declared by some. and such, perhaps,
was implied by the testimony of some of the
witnesses but do most positively assert that
Col. Baker never said one word in that speech
to excite rebellion, or to resist the laws OF the
land, or to injure the Union, or TO excite the
people to oppose the Administration in any
way, but his whole speech in this respect was
for peace, and quetude and submission to the
powers that be-"
The weekly Butte record., 1862-11-29

DsATa TO GRIzzLIES.-The Board Of Super
visors OF Marin county have ordered twenty
dollars to be paid from the county treasury for
bear scalps. The bounty is So ner head.
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&vory Housokeepor Experiences how
/difiieult it is To make good bread aud we there
fore take pleasure in calling attention to the
! fact that to insare uniformity light, sweet and
nutritious bread, it is only necessary 10 Use RED
INGToN < cos YEAST POWDER. in every \
respect it eNeels all similar preparations ever /
offered to the public. See the adyestiscmnt in J
another column.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-11-29

HuMBUG.-The idea which some of our citi-
zens have, that the only way to go to Hum
boldt is ria Marysville, is getting to be pretty
we'll played out" Some time since two of
our citizens started for the Humboldt mines,
by the way of Marysville they were not to
be taken in by any id Htaabug route. Two
weeks after their departure, Mr.. John Verzan
left 0rovie for HUMBOLDT, over the Humbug
and Honey Lake road, with four heavily loaded
wagons, and. On arriving at Unionvle, in the
Humboldt mines be found that bis two Orc
vile friends had succeeded in reaching that
place only four days previously. Tire Ia
Humbugt
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ATTENTION. SIR KNIGHTS:

The Oroville Commandery of Knights Templar
No.j, wllassemble at Masonic Hail. on the second
and fourth Wednesday Of each month. Sir Knights
from abroad are invited to attend whenever con-
venient. THO'S CALLOW. Com.
Arthur McDERHoTr, Recorder.
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A CIGAR STAND

Is also attached to the Saloon, kept bv Nr. SAM.
c. benson. well known in the county. where
none bat the very best article Of Cigars and To
hacco. selected by himself at san Francisco. viii
be dispensed u his customers.
IT, The public are invited 70 call and satisfy
themselves
Oroville, Nov. 9Th, 1852.
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oRoyILLE LODGE No. Io2. +. \. N.

OROViLLE LODGE No. I03. +. 4. NJ.
a THE STATED COMMUNICATIONS OF
x y Oroyille Lodge. No. l03, of F. A. NJ, arS
~ held on the last Saturday Of each month
aud called meetings every Saturday at the Masonic
Hall, over a. McDermott's Drug store.
DANIEL JEWETT, " NJ.
SIMON r. RosENTuAL. Sec'y.
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oREGoN lNrELLIGENcER--This is the title
of a new paper published in Jacksonville, Ore
gon by w. 6. Vault. 1t says, the Con
stitution of the United States shall be our
political platform" Success to the Iuteligen-
Ger.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-11-29
LILLE DIVISION No. go. : ofT.

OROyILLE DIVISION No. 90. =. OFT.
Meet regularly on Tuesday Evening Of each week
in their Hall, corner Of Oak and Montgomery sts
All members Of the order in good standing are cor
daily invited to attend.
PHI. HARRIS, ". 5.
GEO. W. ELLIOTT r. 5.
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HARRY R. MIGHELs.-A private letter from
Col. J. C. McKibben. received in San Fran
cisco lately, gives description of the battle Of
Antietam, in which he says Mighels behaved
splendidly.' He was in the heaviest of the
fight and was one of the party who took the
bridge which was covered by "A pieces of the
enemys artillery.
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To rnfor1nnate EcmaLc.- ~ - l

JAMES O. COUSINS, Proprietor
The weekly Butte record., 1862-11-29
Fresh Oysters

Arc received every day from san Francisco, and
served I'D in any style az all hours.
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and ieicles are around upon the walls aud
roofs. The darksned windows. with the
thick covering without. combined With the
eeasele.. roar Of the Wind, gave the whole
,cOn. a chilling air Of de.Ola,ion.
To conclude without longer taxing the
readers patience We .ta'd too days and
two nish,s on The top Of Mount Washington
-eIpsrisneed the sa,e, Of Wild snow storm
,hA, drove By Y. Tor ,hiriy'ix hOurs-had
one Of the most magnificent sunrise scenes
that imagination can pie,ure--.aw the sun
20 down in vas, .no~-bank-sa~ noon
light upon hundred glittering peaks
found the most extreme cold while there in
dicated a, 50 below serO-re,urncd to the
Glen in thick snow storm. and now fcsl
perfectly satisfied wi,h.our trip.
We were remarkably we'll favored By the
weather, and we're very lucky about climb
ins over the zee clad rocks Should others
attempt to 80 Up among the clouds. tor their
own AXE they .hosld 81 thoroughly pre-
pared Tor the worst An iron pointed ',Af,
With an axe. and plenty Of food and cloth
iug. are Indispensable, J..
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HUNNEwELL's
UNIVERSAL
COUGH REMEDY.

V,nIs VALUABLE PREPARATION, feed
~ all the commoa eomponenis, speh 80
Op.ai... os Especiossa,s. Which not osi, 'un
do~a the s,sissn. hat dsstio, all ehane, AZ e.r..
~'ll b. ioaai oa trial TO posses. the follo~'as
pfope'iis,, sst 10 which the most valuable issii-
noa'as MA, 10 fosad IN the pamphlets.
Zoe Whoop'as CosIh. sad 90 q Soothing
syrup, u meri' -v,'y want. and Wy esr', nee vii
save the is'Rtsi pfo.pftion II tppig,.s 20 .hl
ia orlir,sy Cc.shs and B'oashisI Complaints.
the f,,rrsaps's oi t.asunpt,os. its spl. add tonic
pcapeflie. max. u no, onl, the meet p.flrot zoe.
.ny 10 disease. bot builds 1p sad ,Vs,s,a. the s,s-
tea against . recpfrsue. u the ConplaHi. No
nursery ,hoali b. wiihont u. ar should parents
tail TO get pamphlet. TO he found With all deal.
ere, q. the only way To DO justice 10 We 'alOs.
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tontisus elessa weeks.
l.. VI. PIERCE. A. h.. Princip4l.
Mr. B,ssH.Rp GseHHaFL, Teachs, Of No.
.ie, Genni", etc.
such oih-r teacher. ., the ~aa,s u the school
dem,ad win ~ promptly secufrd.
Iii. hop~i that IN. prosperity ~ thu. Aesdemy
the past year. ~ill he. fully realized the present
te,m.
The buildings are large. new. convenient, and
have b>sn pa, in a perfect state ~ repair.
large ancum Of apparatus 10 provided. Those
Who wish tn .'uiy Chemistry, Philosophy, etc,
win had unusual ais,a,as-.. 4 new Mebdeon
ha. j,., bcen purchs.ed Sc the II the school.
Piri. Hin /. easy of access from al part. of the
State, hing vesr the q 7. sii'osd. The Bos,o,
m,rninE pspets can be obtained each evening".
Rood barI can be Obtained at from ~ so 10
- 90 per week. sipdert. who ~,.h can pro.
cure roans 20 board themselves. IN effort will
70 a.,Ie 90 sec.fe school. ioS thos. Who wish TO
teach. Ag,als ~ ~ sre in q est of teachers viii
please correspond With IN, Priscipai.
To',,on. $500; $50: 400. No charges for
less than hall term.
For further pAs,icaIass Addres. the Priscipa',
AZ Paris Till.
s.R. CARTER. Secretary.
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NORWAY LIBERAL INSTITUTE,
NORWAY NlLLAGE, ME

NbINNAn NlLLAt'b, VT.
'I'HE SPRING TERN ~ir oomm.po- On
i TUESDAY,, M,Eou ith, ise2. and oos,'nos
elrysn weeks, snds' the charg, Of
q. =. LEONARD. A. H.. Priacipal.
Me. M.NIf. HoLs,s, Assistant.
Ma. J. 4. LroslkD, Teacher II Drswiug.
Mis-. ". T.. DrSIsoS, Teacher q Music.
The i.beral patronage Of this in,'itutisa hs. en-.
ahl-d he Pfipcpl TO agaia secure the assistance
of M,.s IIolmss, whose reputation as teacher
ha. t-.cn vel established. Il IS hoped that tn
.thoal !. ass prepared 10 meet ths saa's Of all
q. stulsni., ia such Studies a. are Published IN
u. L,-t osi4logB-. which Will b. seat To any one
requiring a..
The school 4. vel provided With Philosophical
aRt ElectT'esl Apparatus, Physiological Charts,
AMI biographical outiinc Map.
It, s'tuaI,oa - near the Caal ! ruak railroad,
sl0ut one I-iis fc,m South PaTi. station,
Board eau h. obts'as Zoe ladies, at ~ so. and
ior ges IsSsa. at so PEE ~e.. ~ood .ad hI.
aclnied. R..on. can b. obtained b, tho.e Wish.
nF to beard themselves.
ruIrIos. C.,sm,n Eagi .h, s3.01; Higher
so; PaiuiiaE. "a oil, 5 90, IA water oolors
4 %; f'rsciliag, 2 90; C~yoa Drswiag, q 80;
us.,c. : 90; a.s Of Paao. 200. No dsdsst,ou
AIDE 90 ab.eace the hrst aai lat week.
Fos fir,hss particulars silres. the PIineipal
"A Upton, Esl. az l 4. Denison, leo, Norway
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Hebron Academy,

rJ'HE SPRING TERM Of Eleven Weeks, o,
tht. ia.iitu,i1a. shich has Kept a. c,sitse
.occ-,.isu, nasAfd So mare Ihas f,hS Year,,
amid al the Lblf, coanect,d with such q school (,
~iu open on Nospr. the thiut d'y ut M.hcH
Bc,l, upis' LSoub~ pfospc,u. With
\. &. HERRICk. 4. ~. a, rnaeipal.
wdh .ssh s..i.naec,. th. interest Of III. school
nav te'Ia'f..
Nj H. Ia. had an experience II .e'-fil yss'.
~ ,-,ch,sg. ssd :. deeply Interested ~ the svlu-
csi,oa ut ,OSih: al q. he ,i,rni. to have ih'.
.ch',o for q term " wars, th'-~ Who ave hiI'ng
&C. Col-sr, ~ are '--kia: ,prict,oal ciscsi,on.
m., b. ...l,.d that everything sI ~ done 10
a.sAs iAing. ,Hev.lins. Oir ,a,ttp 10, do night.
h, pF,sstsiss good oticr and getting god l--snh..
snd R,Re wiii h. permitted ~ rrtniin sho 10 not
s,sn- up o. thu. requirement.
Th,rr D. a L,trtsy Society c1sn'ct-l 9th the
.~h,-,i. Nl.Y an .pp,f.iu. sqi Library that
sririt,r- nav have .~r-.. a.
u ari, iacbdins sa,h'ng lights AMI ~p0d,
In schohf. 6tiirg II itr lhsif o-u rcoms,) ~iIl
l.. furnished At - o. I.,T ss~k.
Tu,Ii.a. ir,u, - % J - 80 term.
JOSEPH BNRNOWS, SECRETARY.
Ilsbroa, Jrauar, y, i~6.
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Herriol'. Kid strengthening Plaster,

cure 10 Eve tcrr-. pains ani week.-mrs. q the
breast, siis s,i back. and Rh.ums'ie Complaints
ia an eq,ally short ps,iod Of fine. Spread 90
beautiful white lamb Ska. their ~. subject. the
wcar-r g. no Inconvenience, aud each enc vii
~cs' from one week to ,hrr- mouths. Price Is
81 cents.
H.rrck's Sugar Coated Pill' and Nd Pl.''srs
are .old b, nssis,s and Merchant. ~ sl' parts OF
the United States. Canaiss and South Am~'o..
ard may he obtained b, calling cor them b, their
foil name. DIR. l.. X. IERRiCk Co.
Albany. ". y.
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vAyTgB xepIexs.
n n.ntirie. IN IN. doren or .ir,lr one

In 1sn,iiies,iy the doren or -'ngI- oa-.
watch Glass. an m,isri,l. Iot wsiehmsksrs
~,ll IL firni.hei cheaper than they c,nbs bought
~ Pouhni. IL .hor, people had better call on
HIN anl .ise money.
E,,Dthiag viTrsnlrt 60 BE- what u 10 sold Tor.
III, m,lio i.." iioae.iy !, the best policy" and
the most sure 90 .uec~e,i. Aav ~o,k .ntTu.i.J
10 him will 10. lone according to contract, and
warranted good.
Tie soaI iiset 10 see sny ~stchr. that have
bcrn ,noil-.l b, inexperienced ~orkmeu. ana "
b. don't make thea p-rf,rn veil there ~ be ao
eh.--. TIE .,,n- With clcrk..
Plaza watch mUsmsuts will be fall le~elled
shcnre luircj. .ai soYd qu.nisro OF verge s,irhss
~ill he ALTERED a. Lever E.rsp-msnIs al a fair
price. Chwsomctrf balance. in..ded ia watches
that have pl.i. bsl.aees; ssI 6n.Iy ab,tbinS
that !. re,i,r,d To H. d,a, L. watch or elock
~,ll b. does al hi. .hop.n warranted 90 be dons
IN sDskn, aiike m,aae,.
Wofk ssheilei fbm other ~sichmaksrs, ~hIsh
siil DC done at . TAR d,.cosa,.
Jcwolry Repaired.
Letter Engraving neatly Riecaied,
.ECs,hpaiG for old Gold spd silver.
ULrHTL HIT ls6t. IS
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In Dave Of Old.

Ther, va. tim---;s d.,. of Old
whes heahh ~ss pr'ned seo'e noe gold,
That day has passed-all nov neglect
TIA, pree,Oas booa--all .hosld protect.
Ofsease srd reason, an arr bereh,
~, wosld appear thew's be-, liu'' l'h'
Appiy u thea ~ cure yos' W.
Blythe inneiis,s use OF iisu'shs r'"''
Thee, ,,auk.hle PHI. .tsr,ls whole Goa" n" y,
tie. b, their wa isrfil ears. Adapted Va Va
6sry, ,oath, m,ahocd and Old sg. Va, ur -"a
Esgli.s. spisi,h. fryseh sad 0-'n,a d'rer,'ss'
Elcgaa,ly coated 9Th .ss'', rss-'y 'ege''oe
AID ..n 10 large f,a,il, b,xe. zoe ~ eea''.
Cy-See ai,ertis-,a~at oa ihHd page.
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Gould's Academy.

TIVE SPRING TERM oi th,. in.Iitulipn will
oommrnoc ca TUESDAY, Mach ilh, sRi
Cautiaoe .,ss"n weeks.
WELLINGTON u. CROSS. Ar. Prac,pal.
MlSS OLIVE &. WALkEH, Assistant.
With such oihcr oJn,-tsm a..i.t,nce q. the
want. ol the s,uienis uaS tvla'rs.
Un,i-r the ca'- II ~, pr-.snt teachers, this
school !. confidently recommended o. the pablo
aaofiiug the b-.t % iacidies % those htIng Tor
college. oT Dc. iriAg goal pocticil siac.t.oa.
4 cL... ga Gcr.a.I ~,il L. T'sssi. e. ~h'ch
.,..c,a sttcR Ira will ~ g,'ea by the Pr'nc'p,i.
TIE-s Comm1n Ergh.h. $500; Higher
Easl..h and baggage, } %; Pcnmsaship, ~
extra. ~ dolsct,oa msie Tor ab.eacc the last
tao sssk..
Board can ~ obuiasd from 3. % 70 IS per
~esA, Text booAs supplied at Podl'ai p'Ic,,.
10 farther particular. s'ldr.'. ih, Principal.
x. 4 FRYE, Secretary.
BsIhsl. Me-. Feb. 4, isos.
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Bethel .pi.reh ). Iss2.

NOTICE % FORECLOSURES The eoudi.
~ uoa n a mortgage hsirg bTokra, dated April
Oh, \ ID. lssO. iIom >amarl . steurs 20 me,
upoa premises situated N ss-dcn "a Ox1fd
Cooni, ssd state Of Ms,ns. desc it~i iha,: oo,n-
insucing al stake .sd st"nes on the lins II maiu
ioad e.i'ns thiouga ss'd >~ei ~. NJ the sUuih
end OF stone ~all .sp.riiug ihc aid premises
ifHm Bsrlsiain WstAer'. Lpt WINNING on aid
rUsd ~ssirf's : IL rud. ~ ,t4As sud stones :
iltuct uIftEcriy 10 r1i. To sake sai STONES :
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JAMES \ STONE,
b. H.sTIsss = NALhrR, his attorneys
swtdsn Feb, Is, Isb2
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she's cause, Il aay they have. Why the sah.
should not b, grated.
D.. ". WOODBURY., JuJsr.
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WILLIAM u. JORDAN.
Oxfori, Feb. ~, 1852.

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tsiaing sd IN b,nk bills AID two uote' VI
h.al ruanins Ia the subscriber. One of the notes
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s23-payble IN one hundred DAYS from daie-by
Eb..is- Cannon of Peru. and a,tesisd by Sam.
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