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The weekly Butte record., 1863-09-05

CHILLs AND FEVER DEFIED.- Armed with Bris-
tolls Sarsaparilla. persons residing in Fever and
Agne Districts may laugh at that prostratiDg dis
ease. One bottle Of this potent vegetable tonic
breaks the chlls and by preserving in its use the
strength Is completely restored and the system for
tined against the malaria which generates the
complaint. For thirty years this has been the
universal experience in localities infested with
Intermittent fevers. But the benign effects Of the
Lite preserving Specific are not confined 10 any
class OF ailments its scope is almost wide as the
disease itself. Scrcfula of the direst type flesh
consuming cancer, contractions Of the joints sin
ews and muscles, torpdty and congestion OF the
liver, morbid condition of the bowels asthma liver
cough, eruptions. rheumatism. general debility are
subdued with a rapidiiy and certainty that amazes
the most experienced physicians by its searching.
healing, soothing and invigoraiing properties.
Sold ty druggists through all parts of ths world.
aS-l I'm
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NJ o T III E RS! MOTH RS..
MOTHER S,,r

Don't fail TO Proc urs Mrs. WIaslow'~Soeth-
sns Syrup fo- CHILDREN TESTHISe.
This valuable preparation is the prescription os-
one Of the best feals psyseisns and nurses in the
United States, and has heea used for thir,v y..-,
With never failing safety and success hy million, of
mothers snd children. from the feeble iafAs, oos
week old 20 the adult.
]; no. only relieves the child frcrn pain bat in,ir
CRATES the stomach and bowels correcis acidi,y .ss
gives tone and .aercy to the whole system. |, Will
almos; Instantly relieve.
GRIPING IN THIS BOWELS AND WIND colIc.
We believe il the Bes, and Surest Remedy in the
World, IN all cases Of DYsxSrEsr and DlARRzo.
IN CHlLn&ES, whetheris arises from Tee.hinS and
Other causes.
Full directions foE using will accompany each
bottle. None Genuine unless the fac-simile o.
CURTIS & PERKINS, of New York. !. or ,As
outside wrapper.
Sold BY all MtdN5oe nealers.
Principal Office, .s, Dey street, New York
PSlcE ONLY . CENTS rEK BorrLE
RICE, COFFIN 4 CO. Agents. NarysYille-
REDlNGTON i co.
il6 and as Front street, San Francisco.
au-- ON Agents fer California.
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COUNTY TIRE .suRER.s OFFICE

VNUNILLA- AUgusI I'D. I>eN
warrants drawn on she Genera C>1asy Fund
registered NovsuAef s-h ADD lesh. 1860; also
warrants drawn on the IuGgent Sick Fund.
registered March and April. lSSl; also, warrants
drawn on the County Road Fund. registered
February. ls65. will be paid on presentatiea
At this Office, and will cease TO bear iut~-e,,
from this date; if not presented within ,ix,v
days the money set apart for their reaemption
viii appropriated 10 pay warrants ue1, in ord.,
of registry.
y. BURROUGHS.
County rrca,urs-
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To Persons WI hose Health Is Broken Down.

To Persons whose Health Is Broken Down.
Every disease might unquestonably be prevented
if nature assisted to rally with that most won
derful of all invigorators,
De. HoSTETTER's STOMACH BITTEES.
When the fame OF life wanes and quivers from tS
haustion. administer this famous restorative. r..
will oncc more become steady and strong. In the
debility which follows violent fever; in diarhoes.
byscn,ery. dyspeptic complaints and cholic; in
the weakness consequent in the natural decay. or
resulting from free living exertion, and also
in those painful and too much neglected ailmen,, to
which ladies are exclusively subject, the Bitters
never fail to give permanent relief. Sold by all
Druggists and dealers everywhere. aitim
CAMBKIpGE, Iud., February 6, 1856
Mcssrs. 4. L. ScovILL & Co.
Gents:-This is TO certify that have used Dz.
Mor1's Liver Pills in Bilious Attacks. and found
them to be the best Pills that ever used for that
purpose; and have also used them Cathsrtic
Medicine, aud have found but little use for ply
sIcian since had them in my family.
Yours, truly, ASA FRENCH.
FoI sale by all respectable druggists.
REDINGTON i CO..
sun Francisco.
Wholesale agents for Pacific coast.
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MINING NOTICES.
Butte G.. & S. Mining Co.

TENHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
4 the Stockholders of the above named Company
for the purpose OF cleciing officers for the ensuing
year will be holden according to the by laws of the
Company, on
MONDAY. THE 2sTH DAY OF SEPT. 1868.
at the Office Of the company between the honrs Of
and P NJ. Stockholders will please attend.
Cherokee Flat. Butte county. Cal. Sept. | 1868.
CHARLES WALDYER, Secretary.
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Josephine Copper Mining Go.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT IN AC-
~ cordauce with the laws of the State Of Cali
fornia and an order of the Board Of Trustees OF the
Josephine Gold Silver and Copper Mining ComPa-
ny. there will be sold al public auction, on Saturday
September 18th. at 2 o'clock Pm in from, of the
Companys Office on Hunto0n street, OFovliIe, SO
many shares Of the capital stock Of said company,
standing in the names of the following persons or
shareholders. will be necessary Tor the payment
of the Assessments duly levied thereon. together
with the expenses Of advertising and other c1pen-
ses Of sale:
NAMES. 40. eHAhEs AN DUE
c. Fitzgerald ......-.. 200 $l2 90
Sam Stewart 200 si2 90
Wu. Royer..........- ..... 200 &l2 90
d. BISHOP, Secretary.
Cro7frie July -T,h 1888.
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Hickory g., s. Il Copper NJ. Co.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT AT
~ Meeting of the Trustees. held this day an
on each and every share Of the Capital Stock. pay
able Immediately in gold coin. to the Secretary.
All shares delinquent after September 10th will be
sold according to law.
By order of Trustees.
SAM benson, Secretary.
Orovie, August 10th, 1868.
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Josephine Copper Mining Go.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT 4
~ meeting Of the Board of Trustee. of the jose
phine Cold Silver and Copper Mining Co, held
Aug. 18th. 1868. an Assessment was levied Of Five
Cents per share upon the Capital Stock Of the
above Company. payable or before the 18th Of
Sept 1868 at the Office of the Secretary, 0roville
BY Order OF the Board.
D.M. BISHOP, Sec'y.
Orovle August 18th. 1865.
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Rising Sun G.. s. &C.M. Co,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT A
~ Meeting of the Board of Trustees Of the Rising
Sun Gold Silver and Copper Mining Company, an
assessment Of ten cents per share (of foot each)
levied on the capital Stock OF the Company
payable on or before the 2lst day # September
1853. at the office of the Company in Orovile.
By order Of the Board of Trustees.
August II, 1868.
A.MAURTCE. Jr., Sec'v
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rHNHE ABOVE ARE ALI. COPPER DISTILLED
n from the choicest selected grain. and are never
offered in the market within three years after dis
tillation.
old.
These Whiskies have been well and favOrably
known during the last six years and the constantly
increasing demand for them atte,ts to their excel
lence and uniformity Of quality. They are com
mendtd TO the trade as among the purest imported
into this market.
ss- For sale by all the principal dealers in the
city.
DICKSON, DE WOLF 6CO.
3m Ais sole Agents, san Francisco
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Toriuros of the II.nd.-Inperfect dirc,,i

Toriures Of the Hcnd.-Imperfect digestion
with its invarialle concomitants. sympathetic
disturbance Of The Liver and Bowels is the exciting
cause Of Sick and Nervous Headaches. Why en-
dure their excruciaiing agony, when 4 course, and
in some cases one dose, of Bri>tol's Sugar Coated
Pills will remove cause and consequences together.
Chronic headache. OF the most obstinate type in-
evitaby and quickly yields this mildest and most
efiieacious OF all cathartic and and antbious med
icines-which no disease proceeding from disor.
dered stomach. msrbid state of the liver irregu.
larity constipation OF the bowels or the difficult
ties incident 10 the weaker can long withstand.
In all cases where the Liver is seriously affected.
BRISTOL ; SARSAFARILLA. the most potent purifier
Of the animal fluids the world has ener known will
greatly facilitate a cure. The Pills are put up in
glass vials. and will keep in any climate. Both
medicines are kept by leading druggists everywhere
aS-im
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Butte Mammoth G. S. &
C. Mining Co.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT 4
" meeting Of the Trustees of Butte Mammoth
Gold and Silver Mining Company an assessment Of
teu cents per share (of one foot each) levied
the capital Stock Of the company. payable on or
before the 2lst day of September. 1853 at the office
Of the Secretary at OroviIle. By order Of the
Board of Trustees
August 18th, 1868.
MArrRICE Ir Snc,r
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MACMILLAN AcccrTS.-An important fea-
iure of the news during the pas, week, is the
announcement that, the Arch Duke Maximil
ian accepts, with the consent OF his brother
the Emperor Of Austria, the crown OF the new
Mexican Empire. This seems TO indicate a
formidable alliance for the purpose OF main
tanning this new Empire, founded upon the ru.
ins Of the Mexican Republic That the pres
ent Administration lacks the ability 10 pluck
the mote from its own eye, or the beam from the
eye of these offensive intruders, is evidenced by
the fact that this new Empire has been fouud.
ed upon the North American Continent, with
out q whitDper from the rulers Of the most
powerful nation OF the world. Indeed. We may
well fear that it is but the first of several EN-
pires that is 10 spring up on the American
continent, OF which JEFF Davis aud A be Lin
coin, and some spawn of loyalty, may accep,
crowus, with the consent of European powers!
What has not the fell spirit of Abol,onism,
that dTst congregated on the natal day of the
Republic 10 burn tie constitution, cost the
American people: And yet, when this fell
spirit has suborned The authorities, like an uu
thinking rabble, tie people sustain them to The
destruction of their own rights as citizens, and
to the utter subversion of the doctrines that
characterized our earlier intercourse with for
eign nations. How account for the blind big
otry and intolerauce-tbe fatal iufa,uaiion that
has seized upon the people-causing them TO
view with indifference the downfall Of an ad-
joining Republic, and the formation of an Elm
pire by foreign powers, and applaud TO the
echo the 4th of July sentiment OF Mr. Lincoln
that. The cohorts who deny that all men are
created equal. turned tail and run p
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MARRIED.

In Marysvlle, on Tuesday, September lst, by
Rev. J. II. Brodt, at the residence of the brides
mother, Mr.. E. B. RAIL, of Carson City, to Miss
CHARLOTTE L. WING Of Marysville.
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The Sacramento Union bas been favored
with "a Copperhead compaigu document. pur-
porting to be the Record of C. L. Vaandig
ham on Abolition, tie Union and the civil
war, but carefully excluding those portions Of
the record which prove Vallandigbam 10 be a
disunionist and traitor" The portion omit
ted in the record can only be found in the Sac
ramento Union. We charge nothing for thus
advertising the Union, Ia Bonner's Ledger
The Bulletiu of Monday says that the offer
ings of wheat are large, far iu excess Of buyers
immediate wants.
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SOMETHING was necessary, at least So the
Republicans seemed 10 think, to smooth down
the order for enrolment, coming as it did, just
prior to the election. The excuse furnished
We presume, satisfied every confirmed fanatic.
and enabled him to patrio,ically vote their
ticket. 1t was this 3: A gentleman from
Peru reports that a Spanish feet. consisting
of eight vessels of war is coming up the coast
to co operate with the French against Mexico,
or TO take station within convenient dis
tance of San Francisco" The excuse shows
the poverty Of the Republicans, as well as their
indomilable determination to have on excuse
of some kind. Spain An Armada OF eight
dug outs. armed with the identical brass
piece with which Columbus first awuke the
echoes Of The western world to take station
within convenient distance 10 San Francisco
Bully for Spain Bully for the Republicans !
Go on with the draft, and stop such internal
nonsense. Al the Administration wants is
$500 out of each person drafted in thi. State,
to pay some abolition contractor for furnishing
the army with disabled cavalry horses, cu, up,
packed in barrels and labelled Prime Mess
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4 PILE CONVENTION.
d. BURROUGHS.
County Treasures

Le; every man and woman in the world who SUI,
'ers with Piles reflect and trace back the oryin Of,
Their difficulties and it viii be found that nine,u(
nine out Of esery hundred have taken large quaint.
itieS Of drastic pills for the cure of Cos;iveness n.
digestion. Constipation &c. Those who suffer frorn
Files may truly charge the OF their suffering
to these worthless pills. Ii you would be rid ot
your Piles take Or. Railways Pills they are the
only purGatiyes that can be taken in successive
doses with safety they cure Costivencss Ini,Ses-
ton Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia, Piles, Fevers Of
sll kinds they purge thoroughly but occasion no
weakness, irritation. or straining.
For scle 10y Druggists.
HOS letter, SMITH ( DEAN, Agents.
INI San Francisco
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S-T-IS6O--X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERs.

They purity strengthen and invigorate.
They create healthy appetite.
They sre an antidote 10 change Of water and Diet
They overcome Effects Of dissipation and late
hours.
The strengthen the system and enli,en ii. mind
They prevent miasnatic and intermittent ferers
Thcypurify the breath and acidi,y of the s,om.ch.
They cure Dyspepsie and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea. Cholera and Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver complaint and Nervous Head
ache.
They are the best Biters in the world. They
make the weak man strong and are exhausted ma
ture's restorer. They made of pure ST. Crox
Rum, the celebrated Calisaya Bard roots and herbs
and are taken with the pleasure of beverage
without regard 10 age or time of day. Particularly
to delicate persons requiring gentle
stimulant. Sold by all Grocsrs. Druggists. Hoteia
and Saloons. P. Il. DRAKE, & CO., New York.
CRANE / BRIGHAM, Agents.
nleosIy san Francisco.
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California G.. & S. NJ. Co.

OFFICE CAL. GOLD K SILVER MfSIS0 COL
CHEROKEE. Butte County. Cal,
August ith, 1858.
n Office IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT, AT 4
" Meeting of the Trustees, held this day,
sessment Of Fifty Cents each and every Share Of
the Capital Stock of the Company. duly levied;
the same now due and payable to the Secretary, st
his Office, Cherokee Butte county. California, or to
ty, Mt. Certificates OF Stock now ready.
THOMAS MCDANIEL.
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Fob PANAMA.

Passengers will De conveyed from Panama 70
Aspinwall by the Panama Railroad Company, and
from Aspinwall to New York by the Atlantic and
Pacific Steamship Company.
A. B. FORBES,
Agent P. s. Co.
Co,1er q Sacramento .,d Leidtdort SIS,
So
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
THE GREAT DiCRETiC
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
THE GREAT DIURETIC
HELMBOLDiS EXTRACT BUCHU.
THE GREAT DICRETlC.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
THE GREAT DlCRETfC
And Positive and Specific Remedy for Disease, o {
the
Bladder, Kidneys,
Gavel. proPsey,
Organic Weakness
And all Diseases OF the Urinary Organs
See Adver' isement in another column. Cut it out,
aud send for the Medicine at once.
Betrare If Count,,feit,,
H0STETTER, SMITH & DEAN, Agents.
San Francisco.
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DIED.

In Unionvile. n. t. August 10th, s63, of pleu-
rsy, James Brown, formerly of Butte county, aged
about IS years.
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GEO. H. CROsETTE. Editor.
OR0vILLE, SATURDAY. SEPT. 5th

81 There oaiy ftro rides to ii. qutstion
Ertry aaa nast Be for the United States or
assinstn There can Be no nsutrcls in this irar,
ONLY PATRrors-oR rRArToRs.-S Il. DouglG..
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AT the recent charter election in Cairo
Illinois, the whole Democratic ticke, was
elected By one thousand msjoriry, no,wiih
standing horde Of federal officers and army
cuhtractors electioneered all day for the Abo
lition ticket. and threatened Democrats with
the vengeance Of the Administration. Al
honor 10 the gallau; Democracy Of the Sucker
State :"
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'neu ai'et tutif se'crt iAree DAYS ngDtlng.-
% the contrary their s,ingy neanness and
mean siinginesS was manifested in thousand
ways Ten aud fifteen cent. were frequently
charged per quart for milk, from one dollar to
one dollar and a-half for loaf cf bread, and -
GROWING act OF infamy-on one occasion at
least. twenty cents for bandage for wounded
soldier. The New York Times is our author
y for this, says the North Iowa Times. and
adds, "and We cannot repress a regret tha,
Lees army did not utterly strip these con,emp-
tible villains of everything pluuderable, while
they had opportunity.
When the rebels were at Salem, Indiana, q
squad OF three of them went 10 stable in
which was the splendid stallion Tempest, own
ed BY George LYMAN, Of Evansville Upon
entering his stall, Tempest gave the first rebel
kick which sent him sprawling. Upon the
others be made demonstrations with bis teeth.
which kept them at bay. An officer then went
of swearing that he would bring squad OF
men who could take him. he started of for
the squad, when the groom jumped on Temp
est's back and rode him Of 90 a gallop, soon
getting beyond The rebel lines. The animal is
valued at thousand dollars.
In response to the call of Governor Ted for
troops to repel the threatened invasion Of Lee,
the Democratic convention of Coshoc,on
county. Ohio, which was 10 session, resolved
unanimously that Governor Tod be requested
40 send The United States troops DOW oppres-
sing the loyal people of Coshocton, Knox and
Holmes counties 10 repel the invaders and
,ha, our young men be requested to volunteer
to prevent the tread of rebel troops upon the
soil of Ohio" The n. Y. World thinks this
was good advice There are probably 10000
troops now located in various points of the
Western States who nigh, have been 10 the
field but for the outrage of Burnside and q as
call. The onIs way to conquer the North, as
the Administration will 6ud. is 6rs, to conquer
he sou:h- I; !: uors'rols 10 be keeping
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respondence of the Ny. Commercial Advert
ser, paper whose RepubcaDism will not be
questioned by the most radical:
Previous to the battle a report was received
to the effect that General Mcclellan had put
himself at the head of the new militia force
and was Fastening to their support at Gettys
burburg. There was grand outburst Of
delight OF the news, which contributed not
little TO the stubborn defence subsequently
made by the men.
The prosecutions Of Union men in Western
Texas still continue. A letter from Preebas
Negras-a small town opposite Fort Duncan,
on the Rio Grande-says:
a few men reached here TO day from San
Antonio. They report passing on the roadside
near that town, three men haugiug-two Ger
mans and one American. AT another place on
the road one of this party says be saw an
American banging. He was 6De looking
man and well dressed Persons from San An
tonic state that there are still large Dumber
OF Union men left in Western Texas. They
are relying much upon the energies OF Gen. A.
j. Hamilton. and hope that soon, through him.
force Will be sent TO their assistance"
General Leamen. second in command at
Charleston. was on Of the officers in Fort
Sumter when it was surrendered to the rebels.
Since the war broke out, nearly one hundred
and Fifty war vessels have been constructed,
and of these nearly Fifty were iron clads.
The heat in New York at the beginning of
August was excessive, and the mortality-es-
pecially among children-remarkably great.
Dates to the 2nd OF September mention DO
important army movements. 1t i. stated that
the President has received a letter from Gen.
Grant. in which be 10, only pledges himself to
aid General Thomas in his labors. but also
heartily endorses emancipation and the raising
OF colored troops, and earnestly expresses bis
opinion that with the latter great results can
be obtained.
A Memphis letter of August 25tb. denies
the death OF Pemberton but says that some Of
his men have sworn 10 kill him. He has been
taken 10 Richmond under strong guard
Fully two-ihirds of bis army are 10 the field
uoder Hsrdee- johnson is still i, command Of
Mobile.
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New York, April II.

New York, April L. s.a
A letter frem Suffolk of the lAsh says
Sergeant Hall, who vas captured few
days since while coming down, the Nause-
mond, has retained. he says the eRsmy
have new bridges have been constructed
over the Biockwater, and are sending large
bodies Of sroops. night aad day. TO the
South west, always. From Petersburg TO
Richmond, every few miles, there are earth
works Of oil kinds, in which guns hays been
mounted. Rebel soldiers, however, admis
that sh ese guns have lately bsea taken
away. -. -. ,s'. 80 e. S,
The gun boat Alert was veil Eiddlod by..a
heavy Ere from the rebel sharp-shoesers.--
A letter Of she 18th says three dssaeh-
msnss Of infantry, with email forcs Of
cavalry and artillery, went ont on the I'D
snton road this msrnipg and .attasksd the
enemy in his position. Our troops were
met by Virginia regiment, bat drove ii
back, when il was reinforced BY brigade,
which, also was driYsn back after soma
heavy skirnishipg, aad did nosmake saosh-
sr advance movement. Our forces then
returned 10 their ensrenchments 70 avoid
being eutoE
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e. 10 letter frsm Parsou Brswnlow
to the Philadelphia Press, dated d Nash
VILE, March 6sh, be says
Bragg and Johnston have both made
speeches TO the rebel army at Tallahoma
and Shelbyville, and the grand point made
by tnen was, that they intended 10 break
our lines on the Cumberland, drive our ar
my back to the Ohio, and then they would
be sustained By the peaee-men of Indiana,
Illinois, Ohio and Keususkys The staple
of their speeches was, the aid and somfort
they had right 10 axpssts ana Rsrs sure
10 receive; from the peace party Of the
Northwest. They based THAR hopes Of
success upon the aid thsy ezpessed from
these traitors in the Northwest, and boast.
ed that they would, this spring, carry the
var into Carthage, and soon have the Con-
servativas of the Northwest for allies.
a These facts should be given in oil the
loyal papers in the coantry, and elahorated
Ftiil the eyes Of honest dupes are opened,
and faIseheaftea leaders asd NortAsru de-
ceiyers are pillorisd under the scers and
condemnation Of svery loyal Demcsras and
true Republicsn In she land. ~
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MBs. pARrISaroN ON WEDDINGS.

"It is solemn thing shis matrimsny-
q very solemn shing-Hhsrs ths minister
comes into che, chauusry wishrhis surplus
on, and goes through the ceremony OF ma
king them man ard wife. u ndEht 20 be
husband and wifes afoF ID isnss svsFy has-
band that turns ont 10 sbe,a mAs. declare
shall sever f6fxss Mhes Paul put The nap
taal ring on my finger and said, with my
goods thee endow.s He used 20 keep Q
dry gootis ssors thsn, and | thenghs hs was
going 30 give me the whole there wss In is.
] was youpg and simple. ard dida,t know
iii afterwards shaf issosly msAss eas calico
gown Q yeax. IL ID, . Iossly SIGHT % see
Young psopls ..plirhtiag shs treugh,' - the
cong says, and ssnaing pp y ocnss1zs sasir
Fows.n 49, iSssEssF e
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WilasiBgson, N. U. l6sh. - Eheg sssameri
Flora Bell arrived dlhis hsfnisg from Nas.t
ssa, with sesrgosf OsEsss salspsssfs ss.
Ths aossrBmeas ssokshsusss ;atp tpBrasSlssp
,,vills we're destroyed by Afs5ss sshe i6sb;
$4,000 fasisps o. bsson ana large qaASsilt
lies Of aous md sagAF we're also dsssrsssds
@Whsslsrs on . . lssh, sapssrsd 2 trsiasf
bsswssn Nashsills faaa alusfFsssbsts, e.
gssAss With $50 900, saa aeambsf u yris.
lonsss, isolaaiag . Majsrs, sgspsssas Ind
3 Of Rssssraas' ssaG. ~ n 81