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The weekly union record., 1864-03-12
Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT Or THE SECOND
Judicial District, of the State of California. in
and for the County of Butte. The People of the
State of California. vs.. H. u. Oliphant. and the
following described Real Estate situated in the
village Of Forbestown 0ro Township Butte County
and State of California; House and Lot. adjoining
Snyders, and all owners Of any interest estate in
said real estate known or unknown Defendants. Ac-
tion brought in the District Court of the Second Jnt
icial District and the Complaint filed in the County
Of Butte in the Office of the Clerk of said District
Court. The People of the State of California send
Greeting To II. d. oiphant, and all owners of any
interest estate in the above described Real Estate
known or unknown; You are hereby required to
appear in an action brought against you by the
above named Plaintiff in the District Court Of the
Second Judicial District of the State of California
in and for the County of Butte. and to answer the
complaint filed therein, within forty days after the
expiration of eight successive publications Tex
elusive of the last day Of said pubcation) Of this
Summons, once week in The WEEKLY UNION
RECORD. weekly newspaper, published in the
county Of Butte or Judgment by default will be ia
ken against you.
The said action is brought to obtain Judgment
against the real estate above named for the of
20 lG 100 dollars, alleged to be due from said real
estate to this plaintiff for taxes assessed and levied
against it for the fiscal year A. D. 1862, and also,
for the sum Of 92-l00 dollars alleged to he due
from said real estate to this plaintiff for taxes
sessed and levied against i for the fiscal year A..
y. lS63 (amOunting in the aggregate 10 tue sum Of
% s-l00 doars) which said taxes as assessed, are
more specially set forth in the complaints flea
herein to which you referredand for costs; and
ii you fail to appear, and answer the said COM
plants as above required. the plaintiff will take
judgment against said real estate by default, for
the sum of 30 Sl00 dollars, besides costs and per
centage. and decree of Court adjudging the title
of said II. D. Oliphant, (and all other claimants
known and unknown,) to the same, subject and
subordinate to the judgment herein for taxes, also
for such other and further equitable relief, may
be right and equitable in the premises.
Given under my hand and seal of the District
Court of the Second Judicial District this 5th day
of March, in the year of our Lord, one thousand
eight hundred and sixty four.
J.W. GILKYSON, Clerk.
marl2 st By K. HOBART, Dept.
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HosTETTER, SMITH 4 DEAN, Agents.
Word to the Aged.-Tn the decline NJ Ii

the loss of vita, force consequent upon physical
decyy. can only be supplied by some vvfNnG
preparation which recruits the strength and spits
without entailing the exhaustion which il always
the final effect of ordinary stimulants. We tender
TO the aged
DR.. HosTKTTER's SToxEcH BrrrERs
As an invigorant and restorative. immediate IN it's
beneficial rction and permanent in its effect. Il
tones the stomach improves the appetite. soss Ike
a charm upon the spirits. For dyspepsis !oaptes-
sion after eating, bilious cholie, xinds oholic
spasms Of the stomach, sick or neryeus headache,
chils and fever, tremens, prostrrspa sndi an the
complaints special to the feebler SEX the Bitters
are earnestly recommended by thousands wilp have
witnessed their superior efficacy in sueh,casex-
= Sold by all druggists and dealers everywhere.
HOSTETTER. SMITH 4 DEAN,
Agents for Pacific Coast, San Francisco.
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The oon.,,,u,,o, aud N, n,,.a \. n.

The Constitution mud the Bloed.-No per-
manent cure Of any ulcerous eruptive ditease
be effected except by constitutional treatment The
vtiated blood must he rendered pure and heelshfn.
otherwise, the cause of the disorder remains luTk
ing in the system and is ture to break out in
deadlier form than before. But one medicine known
among men reaches and expels this bansful princ-
pie, and restores the constitution 10 it's original
strength and vigor tits BRISTOL S SARsAPARlLLA.
Suppressve medicines are highly daDgerousih such
cases and mercury almost invariably Substitutes
for one malady another equally terrible Bslt this
Balsamic Vegetable Detergent and Restorative
RACES The very foundations OF disease and converts
into stronghold of health and strength the system
from which it has expelled the poisonous invader.
otis purifying aid Intervening power. this most
wonderful OF the worlds remedies, owes iasunEiv-
allied reputation.
Sold by respectable druggists everywhero:
HOSTETTER. SMITH 4 nEkN,
Agents for Pacific Coast, San Fraugisco.
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Medical Eiectricity.-we wish to call the .,,.,

medical Eiectrfctty.-we wish to call the a,sep
ton OF our readers to Tho advertisements Of the Elee
tropahio Institute 6io Washington street. Tn. eures
Performed BY the Reform Practice conducted by their
very I'm len. Resident physician truly wondsru
and call for the support the Public Certainly there
is any way by which disease be removed fror. s
system, without the use of poisonous drugs should be
encouraged by the community. The processes ,be<< l.
lowed is by the Electrical Currents and that vsry Pow
erful Agent the Electro Magnetic Bath ono has on,
Try II 10 become NJ once convert the luxurious
tenn the whole course being source OF plea sure lie
cidedly preferable to the taking OF bitter
medicines. J. II. JOSSELYN, VI. d. is the present
Resident Physician. and most Scientific Physician 10
not easily found The Afflicted will do we'll 10 rrco
leet that this is the Only Place where the
System il administered on the Pacific coast
marlg Sm
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HORRIBLE ACADEMIA woman in Heads
burgh, few days ago, while taking piece of
bacon down from the smoke house, got on a
box, which gave away, and she fell She had
butcher knife in her hand at the time, which
penetrated her neck in the fall, severing an ar
terry, from which she died in few hours
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The undersigned takes thi. method Of acknowledging
public the BENEFITS he frurn the sanen s,
Piled to him al the Eleciropathc Institute whue suffer
ing under a terrible iHaictiun.
his Is to certify that have been under Flectrcpabc
treatment at the Eleciorpaihic Institute e4 " ashng,
ton street When applied TO Dr. Jos=elyn vas all
csamPet Up with rheumatism. and also had the euast
sgue- 80 bad that without relief l don think
| Could hAse lived more than week The Doctor,
Erh his instrument relieved the first from
all pain, and perfectly cured me OF all disease twenty
treatments. without the Of medicines I cordially
recnmsDd ali afflicted 70 patroHze this Institute Tor
II Is rdy blessing ihe afflicted. and the operation Is
very pleasant wish thus PUBLICLY :haak Or Jcssely
for his and sympathy. JOSEPH SEGBR.
September 10. 1s69. OF Bolinae Bay.
State OF California. City and County CT san Fran
CScO-sS
Subscribed AMI Sworn to lefcre me, hi. 18th Of
September. A h. lseo-
nlazls Sn- p BARRY. Notary Pubiic
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IT is the law in Japan that no fir or cypress
tree can be cut down without the permission
of magistrate, and for every full-grown tree
that is felled sapng must be planted
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PArsEY DALEY has accepted the challenge
of Bill Davis for prize fight at 81 900 side,
and the parties have each deposited $3.50 as
forfeit money TO ensure the fight.
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TO THE AFFLICTED.

ELECTRICITY, AS A CURATIVE
~ agent, is admitted BY the scientific world to
be the best agent yet discovered, Tor reaches
body takes with it all deposits of foreign
the sam, time imparts that vitality requisite TO the
perfectly healthy state Under these considerations
it is entirely unnecessary 10 cnumerate the diseases
which il will cure, disease whatever escape
its all searching power for reaches every fibre of the
human body.
The only place u San Francisco where a correct and
scientiic application can be had is at the
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THE Inauguration of the officers chosen by
the State Convention of Arkansas took place
in the Senate Chamber at Little Rock. on the
22d Ult. After an address from the Governor
elect, the oath of Office was administered TO
Gov. Murphy, Lieut. Gov. Bliss and the Sec
retary Of State. The scene is said to have
been most affecting. Thus another State is
rescued from the bands of traitors and restored
to the benefits of a loyal administration
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A MoSsrER.-A gentleman from Napa in
forms the Sacramento Bee that jenkins. who
is to be hung there, Friday next, for the murder
of a man who refused TO let him marry his
daughter, is writing a confession which is not
TO be made public until after his death. 1t is
said. though it is hoped this report is exagger-
ated. that be confesses TO twelve or fourteen
murders among others that of an Indian boy
aged about nine years, of whose murder he had
previously been suspected. The only reason he
gives for this murder is that he thought the
poor little fellow must be tired of herding sheep,
aud SO he sent him TO place where he would
have DO work 10 do. When be committed the
murder for which be is TO be executed. he
buried the body. and it was several days before
it was found. The murderer is not over twenty
four years of age, and his employment has been
working on a thrashiug machine
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The San Francisco Daily Journal is now
issued as morning paper. 1t is a well con-
Quoted paper, and, being sound on the Union,
merits and receives liberal support
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ANOTHER EARTHQUAKE SBocK.-A severe
shock Of an earthquake was experienced at San
Francisco, and other points on the Bay, last
Saturday. 1t was also felt at Sacramento.
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GorsG.-The Appeal is informed that %
persons, including seven females, residing in a
single neighborhoed 10 Sutter county, are
making preparations for their departure for the
Boise country. In Aarysvlle there are also a
number of people making ready to leave. The
dry weather, if it continues, will drive thousands
out OF the State who would otherwise remain.
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How MINES ARE MANAGED.-Late proceed
ings of the stockholders in the Real del Monte
mine, Esmeralda, (says the Bee,) have brought
10 light some facts that are interesting to
stockholders generally as they go to show how
mines are doctored money squaudered, and
innocent stockholders feeced The Real del
Monte at one time stood high at the Board
selling for as much as S400 per share at which
price several of the managing officers and trus-
tees managed to get rid Of most of their stock
1t is now down to fifty dollars per share. But
the most interesting part of the matter is the
expense of working the mine. The stockholders
have paid assessments amounting to Sl0l 1873;
the mine has yielded S5l9,024 10 bullion, and
the company is now in debt S270,74S Thus
to produce little over a half million in silver
has cost the company very near S900,000-to
get out one dollar has cost nearly two To
make the condition of affairs more pleasant, the
rock taken from the mine now does not pay
over 50 per ton. The Real del Monte is fair
sample of many other mines whose stock is now
on the market, and for which people have to
pay roundly in the shape of assessments.
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HARPESpISG, the last of the Chapm an
pirates took the oath of allegiance, in accord
ance with President Lincoln's amnesty procla
nation, in San Francisco, Oh Monday, and was
released by Judge Hoffman, of the U. S. Circuit
Court, who admonished him that he would be
liable 10 rearrest and Imprisonment in case he
violated his oath.
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THERE is great deal Of sickness in Nevada
Territory this winter. The days have been
moderately warm and the nights very cold
Dry dust flies continually.
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Dissolution Notice.

THE CO-PARTNERSHTP HERETOFORE
i existing between Ralph Bird and Jas. Lowery,
under the name and style of Bird & Lowery is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. The business
will be continued by Ralph Bird, who is authorized
to collect and settle all debts and lblties of the
late firm. RALPH BIRD.
JAMES LOWERY.
Orovie March 9th, 1864
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The Express adds the Jefferson Mining
Company, Browns Valley, TO the number of
dividend paying mines. In the month of Feb
ruary, dividend of twenty dollars per foot
was declared.
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TBE tree from which the "old sarpeut" be-
suled Mother Eve, is believed TO have been
ioic Gust tree.
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REcRUIrs.-Four thousand young men have
left Nova Scotia. aud still larger number
from the Canadas, for the purpose of eDlisting
in the Union army
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lr is stated that many Of the farmers of
Honey Lake valley have abandoned their
ranches for the season, on account of the dry
weather.
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One HALF the cargo of the AquiIa is now
discharged, and the cargo is discharging as
rapidly as though the vessel was out Of water.
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LovEJoY is said to contemplate the removal
of The Old Piute Office from Washoe TO
Virginia City. where he will commence the
publication Of daily evening paper
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Notice.

I PPLICANTS For CERTIFICATES TO
N teach in the Public Schools of Butte Co. are
hereby notified that there will be Public Exam.
nation. held at the School house in 0roville, on
saturday. the 9th day of April, commencing pre-
cisely at 10 o'clock A. NJ
Trustees and all interested are respectfully in
vlted To attend. ISAAC UPHAM.
March 18th. I'd Co. Supt.
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JOHN c. BOYD, from Napa county, engaged
in chopping wood in Newton canon, seven
miles north of Virginia, n T., was found
murdered and horribly mangled in his cabin
on Saturday last. A bloody AK was found
near, and California Indian in Boyds employ
is the supposed murderer, as be has disappeared.
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IA S. O'BRIEN, M. D.

Particular attention paid to Chronic Diseases,
and all Others common to this country. Has had
large experience in hospital and family practice,
and confidently hopes for share of public patron
age.
Ofice-Withn two doors of Clark Bro.'s
store, Myers street Oroville
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ELECTROPATHIC INSTITUTE.
6i5 Washington Street, Below kerney
SAN FRANCIS

Where there Is REGULARY EpIcATKD Physician, who
has made the application of ELECTRICITY 10 The Of
disease study for the last five years and he ia
prepared tn INSURE cTRE CASES without the
Of medicines without pain Inconvenience of cervce
An examination will satisfy any unpreludiced person of
the superiority of this remedy all Others vet
covered Although acting i; does like gic it
upon so plainly reasonable and scientific ground.
satisfy the most skeptical. All invited call and
try Its efhcacy. CPwAHp OF yIyTsEs THOUSAND oAsks
have been successfully treated since the Institute al
rst established and the frs Of dissatisfaction is
yet to be recorded The rules laid down BY the Director.
Is that
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CURES WARRANTED OR NO PAY RE.
CURED.

So that ali are SURF ruREp make pay
menis By This process that delicate oryan-the .lonsch
generally for the patient than disease for
which they administered
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HOSTETTER. SMITH l. DEAN,
Agents for Pacific Coast, San Frang;sco
HRbttual Constipatton. words AZ c.-

H"bitu"l Constipation. words. Of Com.
iort.-Dr Cyrus W. Nelson, of Boston, Mass. ~.
thor OF Clinical observations on the on tho treat
ment of abdominal diseases" says in letter dated
reoruary 22nd 1862, IL consider Bristols Sugar,
coated Pills the best remedy for chronic Constipa-
ton at present known. With me they have never
failed, and have prescribed them in at least fifty
instances" He also states That for all irregnr
larites of the digestive functions the liver and tho
bowels, they are by far the most useful medeine b
has ever prescribed-perfectly safe and eminent,s
reliable. Similar testimony is volunteered by Dr.
Humphrey Lettson, of Chicago, ILL.,, who enumer-.
ates thirty cases. with names and dates in which
he has administered the Pills with entire succexs
for nabitual costiveness and piles. Whenever they
have heen used a remedy for liver aad, bowel
complaints the result has been equally satisfactory
They put up in glass yials and will keep in any
climate. Procurable of all druggists.
HOSTETTER, SMITH DEAN,
Agent. for Pacific coast. San FsaSciscs.
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The citizens of Downlevile are busily
engaged rebuilding the town; one building
was put up and occupied on the morning after
the fire. The proprietor of the Sierra Standard
has purchased the material formerly used by the
Quincy Standard, and will Immediately resume
the publication Of his paper.
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TIE Idaho Legislature, before adjournipg'
unanimously adopted patriotic resolutions, iu
which the National Administration is endorsed.
and the Southern traitors and their Northern
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TIE tanneries of Sarts Cruz are about s,ls-
pending operations for want of water. The
powder mill for the same reason oannot COM
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TO FEMALES.

The Directors would urge the superiority of this
TEN all others il being 10y its mdnes- particularly
applicable to their delicate organz atoms 1t is
lief for irregularities what may be the cause
Eleciropaihic remedies TO all parts of the country
AL letter. ansMe ered with nr,lmntnes. and rlsa.ure
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AZURE FORCOLDS.

If seized with severe Cold, Hoarsenses, Sore
Throat, bad Cough Head ache pain in the hack or
shoulders. take, on going to bed, two tcaspoonsful
of Railways Ready Relief, in half tumblerful OF
hot water sweetened with sugar or molassess ,In
The morning you will rise cured of your cold
Let those who have caught cold, either slight or
severe try this prescription it will break mp your
cold, if you neglect your cold it may grow seriously
and end in consumption. If suffering from Rheu-
matism, Lumbago, Gout, Neuralgia, Cramps,
Strains, Bruises, Wounds, &c, Railways Ready
Relief will afford immediate ease. Price Is cents
per bottle. Soil by Druggists. Every Agent has
recently been furnished with fresh Ready Relief
For sale by Druggists.
HOSTETTER, SMITH K DEAN, Agents.
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DR.. RAILWAYS PILLS.
COSTIVENESS.
INDIGESTION.
DYSPEPSIA.
LIVER COMPLAINT.
BILIOUSNESS.
Dr. Railways Pills care these complaints rapidly
and effectually. One TO six boxes is sufficient to
cure the most obstinate cases. Railways Pills
purge thoroughly, cleanse the intestinal canal.
regulate the Liver, Pancreas. Kidneys. and other
glands of the system are the only purgatve pills
that will cure piles, that can be administered
safely in Erysipelas, Small Pox. Scarlet or other
Eruptive Fevers-
Price one dollar per bottle.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
HOSTETTER. SMITH q DEAN.
Sole Agents for Pacific Coast.
San FaYnciscc.
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THE telegraph line Is now completed to
Portland, Oregon, and among the first news
received over the wires i ,1e agreeable inteili.
gonce that that country has been refreshed hy
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EXECUTION OF THE MAGRUDER MURDERERs
A Portland dispatch states that Howard
Roman and Lowery were hanged at Lewiston,
on the 5th. Each Of the prisoners denied being
guilty of the murder, Roman declaring that
Page was the murderer, and Lowery asserting
that Howard ard Roman were the murderers
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AT San Francisco, the rain which has fallen
this winter has only amounted TO six inches
and fraction, the smallest quantity since the
winter of 1850 81. But the chances for rain
this month are decidedly good, as observations
during period of thirteen years have shown
that more rain has fallen in March than any
other month except December.
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AGENCY
CHICO FLOUR MILLS.
Geo. O. Perkins.
Removed.

A GOLDSTEIN i BRO. have removed from
As their old stand to the store formerly occupied
by L. Meininger, opposite the St. Nicholas Hotel,
where they will be pleased to see their friends and
customers.
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Sampson G.. & S. M. Co.

MINERAL SLIDE MINING DISTRICT. BUTTE
COUNTY, CAL.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT BY
~ order Of the Trustees of this company will be
sold at Public Auction, at the hour OF one o'clock
on Tuesday, the 18th day of April. A. d. 1864, at
the office of the secretary, in Chico, to the highest
bidder for cash in United States gold con so many
shares of the Capital Stock of this company, stan
ding in the names of the following persons, as will
he necessary to pay the assessment duly levied
thereon, together with expenses of advertisements
and sale.
Assessment MOI
Thomas Travis. $3.50
}. NJ. Williams, ....-...-......-.....-.. 5000,
C.L. POND Secretary.
Chico, March 18th, 1864 At
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DEArm OF THOMAS STARR KIxG-The Rev.

DEATH OF Thomas STARR kING.-The Rev.
ThOs Starr King died at San Francisco, on
the 4th inst 10 the 10th year of his age. The
announcement of his death was received on this
coast with manifestations of grief at his sudden
departure from life of usefulness TO his fellow
men The Legislature adjourned from the 5th
10 the Sth. the Courts and public offices at San
Francisco were generally closed, flags were
displayed at half mast, and an expression OF
respect for the memory of the deceased was
universally shown. In accordance with orders
ieegraphed from Washington, minute guns
were fred during the funeral ohseques. which
took place on Sunday, and were participated in
by from six to eight thousand people. He
was buried in a vault in front of the pulpit OF
the Geary street Unitarian church, of which he
had been pastor. Mr.. King was member Of
the Masonic fraternity and the order Of Odd
Fellows, was an earnest Christian and sincere
lover of his country. and his death has created
void which it will be difficult to fill. A
a suitable monument to his memory.
a CoNrRAsr.-The rebel journals declare
that the expressions of the Confederate"
Government aud the high prices Of materials in
the South have produced very serious NOR
tality among the Southern newspapers, so that
but thirty-ive dailies now remain alive in all
the rebeiious States. 1t will be found by
reference to the census of 1860 that, before the
war, the Soathetn States were far behind the
free States in the number of their newspapers.
There were then in the free States and Terri
tories 1882 weekly and 2Sl daily political
papers, while in all the slave States there were
but SIS weekly and 81 daily papers. This
Illustrates very clearly the difference between
free and slave society in intellectual progress
ard activity.
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CERTIFICATES OF CUPES

,,-... ets kAseIsoo, April Is, 1850.
This u TO certify that have n N under ne treatment
Of Dr Josselyn at the Heel oic Insute and that he
he, cu,ea me, MY dlsfsse mercuria, accompanied
with chills apr ed 10 h n on lin dav Of ms month
recommend ali afflicted ~ employ him. He has cured
NE "tnHd medicine. BY The Of his Electropathic
llsH dm-nt. JOHN CALLAGHAN-
State of California, City and County of san Fran
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNTY TREASUnER'S OrrICE.
OHOyILlE March 18th 1854

COUNTY TREASUnER's OFFICE,
0RovILlE. March 18th, 1864.
Warrants drawn on the General County ruxd
registered March Sth. to April lat. 1857 4,
including warrant No s9t April I'd 1861, also,
warrants drawn on the INDECENT Sick Fund regis-
tered Noy S0th, ls6l to Feb ls, 1861? will be paid
presentation nj this Office and will cease TO bear
interest this rom date; ifnot presented within
sixty days the money set apart for their redemption
will be appropriated to pay warrants next in
order of registry.
ii. r. HUNT,
County Treasurer.