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COnsta ble'S Sale.

FEY VIRTUE OF THREE WRITS Of EXECU-
? lion issued out of the Court af John Dick
Justice Of the Peace, iu and rsr Ophr Township.
Butte Comfy, California, ana 20 me directed and
delivered. commanding ne 10 make the several
sums therein mentioned. 3S commanded in said eN-
ecutonS. wherein the People ii the State Of Cali
tornia are Plaintiffs and the following named per
sons and claims to veal estate and improvements
are Defead3nts to-wit: Aug. Rousett Il Co. and
claim to east part Of lot l. in block l9. on Mont
Eomery Street. in 0Iov.le 23xl2 feet. By 1872 feet
deep. Also Thomas Butk and vile. aGl claim to
lot 4 in block Is, and Improvements on same situ-
ated in the town of UrJville Ophir Township.
Butte County. California. Also. Montgomery
and claim t. book situated in Orovi.le on Bird
Street below proctor>. Now therefore have lev
led upon and vi expose at public sale at Justice
John Dicks Office, on Bird Street, in the town Of
oroviile 0phir Township, in said Comfy on the
9Th day OF July. \. D., lS64- at O'Clock P. NJ. Of
said day, all the right title and interest of said de-
PENDANTS. IN and to the foregoing describe prop
erty; to whomSoeyer Will take the least portion Of
the aforesaid described real estate. and pay the
judgments and cost named in the stver>l execu-
uonS against said defendants and against the real
estate and Improvements. J.N.PARkS.
Constable Ophir Township.
Oroyille, June 18th 1854. 3w -
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NzS=-ll.l-.l-s l-slz-zlzszzzszz
The Valley Of Me xico.

We began our march next morning.
and kept winding round hills covered
with thick woods Of pines, and carpeted
with a variety Of wild flowers, until
about eleven o'clock, when we reached
a meson on the summit of the mountain.
and obtained view Of the far famed
valley Of Mexico. Description is tame
when one tries to convey the impression
which this scene usually makes on all
who see it for the first time. 1t is GER
tainly the most magnificent view in
Mexico; perhaps, Of the peculiar de
scription, the first in the world. Atan
elevation of about 5000 feet, the spec
tator sees, as if spread at his feet like
map, the whole Of the valley Of Mex
leo, its circumference at the base Of the
mountains which form the sides of the
mighty basin, 100 miles, and at the
crest of the mountains 200 miles.
The whole of tie plain, f.om the hight
on which the spectator stands, Is dis
tinctly taken in at one view. and the
most minute details are distinctly de
fined and delineated, owing to the re-
markable transparency and p~rity Of
The atmosphere. The towers and spires
of the city of Mexico, twenty-five miles
distant, are distinctly seen rteriug out
from the foliage and trees almost the
only part Of the valley where trees
are to be seen, bv-the-bv. is that round
the city. The remainder Of the valley
presents the uniform appearance Of a
large green plain, dotted with white
churches, spires, and hacicndas, and
containing several large sheets Of water,
the remains Of the lakes which are said
to have once nearly covered the whole
valley. Several small Insulated noun
tains may also he distinctly discerncd.
the only large objects that rise on the
surface of the vast unbroAen green plain.
The mountains Of Popocatepetcl, and
Iztaccihuati, lis brother giant, rise
about twenty miles to the left of the
spot where the spectator is standing,
though, owing to the bright atmosphere
and the sun shining On the snow, thev
seem only two or three miles distant.
The whole Of this beautiful valley Is
hemmed In by complete circle Of stu
pendously rugged and looking
mountains, the rough but sublime setting
Of nature to enc Of her most inimit-
able pictures, 4 most perfect combina-
tion Of the sublime and beautiful. Yes,
seen from that elevation, the valley Of
Mexico is most glorious and magnif-
cent sight, "but lis distance lends
euchantment to the view" and, as We
descend into it, It's beauties vanish.
The lakes become marshes, the fields
are not cultivated, the villages are mud,
and she inhabitants wretched-looking
poems, in rags and squald misery.
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IN The DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND
judicial District, Of the State Of California. in
and tor The County ct Butte.
&C. Goodrich ,S, +. c. Hammond J. :. Martin.
] c. Cdel. John Chi;tle 4 Wariaer. Ac,jou
5roncht in the District Court Of the Second Iliiis
suits IN the Office q the Clerk q, said District
Court.
The People Of the State OF Caifornia. send Gree.
ting q l.. { Ham1Iead. J f. Martin. J. {. CdeU.
joa2 Cal5tie K Nardne-. You are herebe REQUIRED
= appsaF IN IN acu n braGEht against vaa bv the
above named Plaintiff IA the District e1nrt II thc
>ecoD0 Judci2l District Of the State ot California
IA and for the county q Butte aud 20 answer the
Complaint 6led therein q copy oi which accom-.
panie> this SCmmoaSl within ten DAYS. Texclusiye
q the day Of service after the service en- Won ~
tdiS >UlamooS-E served wJthia this colntv or.
q served out OF this county bai in thiS District
Wiialn twenty days; or il served ont OF sad Dis.
trlet, then within forty 6ayS-og Judgment By De.
fault Wlll he y ke0 against YOU.
ne said action ! brought - obtain Judgment
against yea Ter the sum oi $I5so as-l0o. and in
leleSt sAeJe ca from the 18th day ot june. A. u .
l>'> al The rate OF one ana bt peg cent per month
c4alfNed u oe Que on Judgment. entered docketed
aud enrolled IN the 18th Judicial Ristric, Colrt
ir tui'e couDty against yen and in favor Of Plain
I'll. l>ee tomp amt on ME Ia this cause and If
You IAN io appear aud answer the said complaint
AS above rcqairci. the Plaintiff Will take jaisment
against Yea oy deau't Tor the sum ot 81 $50 $500
and interest thereon from the 25th dsv of Jane
A. u. i>2>. Al : per cent per month.
Given under nay hand and Seal O. the District
Coott Of the Second judicial District. this 4th dsv
oi May. "a the ear I'D oar Lend one thousand
eight hundred and sixty ioor.
T. ) J. c. MOORE, Clerk.
BY JAMES GREEN, DepGiy Clelk
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LEGAL.
Summons.

II THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND
JGdle'al District, Of The State Of California. in
md tor the Couaty Of Butte.
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER
~ sons who have claims against the Estate Of
David Maxfeld deceased, TO present the same with
proper vouchers. to me. at the Office Of Chas. +.
Lott, in Orovile. within ten months from this
da,e, or they viii be forever barred.
Wm. FOREMAN,
Administrator Of said Estate.
June 18th. 1854. 4w-32
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SACRAMENTO.

+. H. MCDONALD. ;. c. sFENcEg.
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Notice of Assessment.

DoRTER GOLD X SILVER MINING COM
u pany. Notice Is hereby given. that at a meet
ing OF the Board OF Trustees OF said Company
held on the llth day OF june. 1854. an Asses,
Of so cts per share was levied upon the capital
stock of SAID Company. PAYABLE immediately in
United States Gold Coin To- tie Secretary. or to l.,
Porter. Superintendent, Yankee Hill, Butte county
Any stock upon which said assessment shall re
main unpaid on saturday. the 10th day of july
lNG+. viii be advertised that day as delinquent
and unless payment shall he made before, viii be
sold on Wednesday. the Sd day OF August. 1864. to
pay the delinquent assessment together with costs
OF advertising and expenses Of sale.
BY order of the Board O; Trustees.
TH) C. McCALLAN, Secretary.
Oliee-624 Clay Street. San Francisco.
June 18th, 1864. 4w-32
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MINING NOTICES.
California Gold 4 Silver Mining
COMPANY

RoENA VISTA DISTRICT HUMBOLDT Co,
- Nevada Ierrilory- Notice Is hereby given
mai IN accordance with tie laws Of the State Of
@aiornla, and an order duly made by the Baard
q trustees Of the CalioTuia Gold ana Silver Mining
Iomp2aF there VII be So,d AZ paehc auction. 10
me AaSheS1 bidder, foV cash ia United States gold
com on the l2sh dav Of Ialv 1854 at O'Clock 7.
NJ Al t9e eince Of the Company, Cherokee. Butte
county taaiornis, - many shares ot the capital
>'ocA q t6s COMPANY standing In the nan II the
io-eNias persons or Shareholders. Is WI. be reces-
s4Ey iaE lAe payment ot assessment Ne. ,. OF f.tv
laol cents Per share. duly levied thereon bv re
board oi trustees, Nay 2I>.. 1854, together with
ihe expenses q advertising ana SAFE. as iess >ais
assessments aud acoruinS costs are previously pai
NJ. LEE--E- \ n
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Notice !!

yENHE UNDERSIGNED MOST RESPECTFULLY
offers his services, f1r a moderate considera-
ton. to the public in general. and to the Germans
in particular, in writing letters, transating docu-
ments or Interpreter in both the English and
German languages th sc dcsrous Of having any
thing done in that line Will peaae to call on the
Orovle.
marl9l 5. STRAUSS.
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PURE OLD BOURBON WHISKY.
NV5I. T. CUTTERS
Pure Old Bourbon Whisky,

FOR MEDICAL X FAMILY PURPOSES
so LOND USED IN THE ARMY HOSPITALS
- and Infrmaries, and 50 fav1rably known
throughout the Atlantic States. i offered for
sale in this market The following testimonial,
from physicians 5f the highest distinction have
been received. which are but very few Of Ike char
acter which have come u Us unsolicited
NEw loRK, May l, lS6l-Mr. Wm. 7. Cutter
Jr-. Louisville. ky.-Dear Sir: The great difficulty
in procuring brandy sufficiently pnre for medieiaa
purposes. has induced many Of the physicians OF
this vicinity to adopt Bourbon Whisky ls a subsji-
tGte both in the hospital and private practice
and since the latter has come into such general use
We have reason 10 believe that great deal ROW
sold i OF very inferior quality.
Presumng that your residence in the vicinity oi
the manufacturing OF Whisky IN kentacky. Is vel
As your skill a chemist viii enable You 10 select
your integrity we are led 70 inquire whether yoU
VIII not aid Us in having this market supplied
through an agency, with the best quality Of
PURE OLD BOURBON WHISKY.
Fer the Use Of the sick.
We are, very respectfully. sir, yours truly,
Valentine Mott. ". D., Willard Parker NJ D.. 10
c. Hutchinson, NJ. D.. Au>tin Flint. NJ. DC. L
Mitchell, NJ. o., Frank H. Hamilton. II. D.. Dewitt
c. EnoS. N. D., L. Ogden Dorem1s. ". D., Protes
scr Of Chemistry. z. y. Chapman, NJ. D.. James
Wood. NJ. D., ". E. P. Baylis, PhaTmaceatist
Brooklyn, y. Y. The aboYe ! for sale by
". T. CUTTER,
III California Street. San Francisco,
R.. MCDONALD X Co,
Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco,
Z. Il. MCDONALD & Co.,
55-ln Wholesale Druggists, Sacramento.
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BEEF, PORK, MTTON

And meats Of every variety. and the best the
Country Market affords.
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Notice to Creditors.

q L. PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
a the Estate of Lyman Bsi>tol deceased. late II
Butte County. California are hereby notified to pre-
sent the same properly vonched 10 the undersgn-
ed. at the Cour, House in Oroyile within ten (lO)
months from this date. they will be forever bar.
red. l.. VAN ORnEN.
Administrator Of the Estate of Lyman Bristol
deceased. n3l-4w
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Notice to Creditors.

4 IL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
"a the Estate Of GottIieb Gale deceased late Of
Butte County. California, are hereby notified to
present the same properly youched. to the under
signed, at the Court House in oroyille. within ten
N0) months from this date or they viii be forever
barred. l.. VAN ORDEN.
Administrator of the Estate of Gottlieb Gale
deceased. n35-4w
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Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL WHOM
it may concern, that il is my intention to make
application to the District Court of the Second
Judicial District, in and for the County Of Butte.
on Friday, the 27ih day of July lN5f for an order
Of said Court, permitting me to carry on business
IN my own name and on my cwn account said
business is that Of farming and >totkrasing, to be
carried on in the County OF Batte in which county
tli- applicant resides. ANN GARRISON.
Vile OF Jacob Garrison.
Witness :. BOSENBAUM. 4w-34
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Butte Cold : Silver Mining Co

5PUTTE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA-OFFIC
3 AT Lap0rtr. Sierra County. Notice Is hereby
given that at meeting 81 The Trustees OF said Com.
pany. held his day az their Office au assessment
No WAS daily levied ot JLiity ccats per share on
each and every share ot the Capital stock ot the
Company. due ana payable on he l>t day OF July.
lS64, in United States Gold Coin. to the Secretary
al his office, At Lspoite Sierra County. Any stock
apon which said assessment shah remain unpaid
On the -6lh day " July l>G4 viii he advertised on
ihat day as delinquent, aud unless payment I've
made before viii te sid "a the 18th day Ji August
1864. ID pay tie delinquent assessment together
with costs OF advertising and sale By order Of the
Board OF trustees. FRED. HOWARD.
Laporte June 23th, lSd4 4w-5j
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Correspondent in London. Bank Of London.
YESHE UNDERSIGNED GIVE NOTICE THAT
the above named corporation has been organ
Ized frr the purpose Of carrying on the Banking
and Exchange Business in all lis branches in this
city and with the interior u this State the neigh
boring State and ferritor e, and with Mexico: al
80 with the Atlantic Cities. Europe China and The
East Indies: fer which they are provided with am
pie facilities and in conformity with articles Of as
>Jciati1u viii commence operations on the Ith dav
cf July next. at the Banking House ROW occupied
by Uouoh1e. Balst1a L Co, corner OF Washington
and Battery Streets.
WIKI tie view of giving to the business of the
corporation all the eff ieacv and pTomutitude of
private banking firm. together with that coniden-
tai secGSlOn OF private business matters 30 gene
rally desired the immediate management Of lis
affair i committed exclusively to D. 0. Mills and
Nm. C. RaiSton, as President and Cashier resDec-
lively. u whom. or either of them, the customers
Of The Bank will apply in all business matters
The regular meetings Of the Board OF Trustees vii,
take place monthly.
The undersigned deem it advisable to call partic-
ulr attention 70 the following pecularities Of their
organization, which are positively binding on all
its members:
Frst.-Sales OF its capital stock can be effected
only after due aprrai>ement by stockholders selec
ted foc that special purpose: and the Trustees of
tie corporation have, in all cases. the right to be-
come purchasers OF the stock appraised at :he ap-
praiSement. for the benefit OF the remaining stock
holders This restriction Is printed OH each Ger
tid.ate of stock
Sec0Rd.-Loans cannot he made to stockholders.
except upon colaterals other than their shares in
the capital stock OF this bank.
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Ne. SHARES.
N.rn-r

Anu- N lNTsaaHte q t6e law, 4ud an order ot lie
Board Ct Trustees OF said Company, m4de OF the Isl
day OF june. \. d. lSC4 50 many slAreS Of e4rh
parcel ot said stock slaN bc necessary pay ~ III
delinquency and costs viii be sold at pobc auction
at the ofce OF said company at the town OF Bangor
in Butte comfy. at the hour Of O'Clock =. NJ. on
saturday. July 10th, 4. n. 1864.
BY order OF the Board Of Trustees.
e.. OSGOOD.
Secretary Frost Copper Mining Company
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I X [ : Z l. f =
Notice.

FNYHE COPARTNERSHI2 ~ THE BANKING
4 Business heretofore existing between Eugene
Kelly. OF tie city Of New York, and Joseph A
Donchoe. William c. RaiS'on and Ralph :. Fretz
# san Francisco, under tie firm name of Eugene
Kelly Co., New York and Donohoc. Eal-iou 4
Co. san Francisco will cease the first (ls) day
of July, lS64-Eugene Kelly aud J. \. Donohoe
withdrawing from the copaltuer~hip.
The business Will be settled in New York by
Eugene Kelly, and il san francisco by Wm. {
RaI>tou and L. = Fretz.
nepositors ale requested to hand in their book,
for settlement at tie banking house of D5uohoe
Eaiston ( 60. EUGENE KELLY
(Pcr ]. \. DoHohoe Attoruev)
J. \. DONOHOE,
W. c. RAI.SrON,
r. :. FRETZ.
san Francisco June i3, 1854.
The undersigned have formed = copartner~hip
for the transaction oi 4 general Banking and TX.
change Business, under the Il. IA names oi Dnno-
hoe. Kelly 4 Co.. in san Franci~cn. aud Eugene
Kelly Co.. in New York. commencing JAY /.
ls6t. Their Banking House in this city Will be at
the southeast corner o. Montgomery and 81, Ia
mentO streets. EUti M KELLY
Joseph i. DONOHOE.
san Francisco. Jane IS. laGl. lm35
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MEDICAL.
DR.. HOSTETTER'S
S TOM ACH BITE RS.

THE OPERATION OF THIS PAI.ATABLE
remedy upon the stomach. liver and excretory
organs i recuiaE,e soothing and conservative. Ii
regulates. recruits and pGriAes them. nySpepsia.
IN al Is FERNS Yields 70 is control aad avis6-at-
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THE UNION RECORD.
The Little Gray Bridge.

! stand upon tie lit,ie bridge
Where / stood thirty YEAR ago,
And leaning Ger the parpet.
mark the ripFiing ~treamlet aoE,
And say, as BeaHdoaer used II say:
The years-the years that glide away
The sw2 lows skim ieneaih tie arch,
Along the bridge tile chlicIea come.
Peoples and c0tu-aoBers ia tleir hauGs-
From near the school | Lear The Azm,
The willow Uouehs stil! q 4Ed 10
Wave a. they lld years q.
And there, oil resi.ed up with flowers.
Peeps out NY Jltor's Iectay,
Peering above Ihe laure ledge
II seems but ye-t-i Gay u lle
! laid ny Horace down and went
To where tie sl4ntllg poll4Fcs went.
And sill the great weeds waving float
Beside the cIes,es olive b4owu;
And there tie csmsou-- -p8t-ed trout.
And the forget-iue not ugIe:
Yet, Postume, o Postume'
Between Us rolls Deaths silent sea.
OFT in our intervals Of work
We laid down -Elipus and ran
To bask upoa iAiS 1r4d-e. and Talk
Ot all the tufor ways good man:
And BeautoweE grave, and wise women say.
The yeags-tae years tadl glide aE4y.'
Under the keystone OF the arch
The sunny slmmer seem, 10 play,
As when Ne threw the speckled fy
Just where the big troat lurking lay,
Until We heard the tutor call
Over the iyyc9loged wall.
And then the rector would cone forth,
And cAlde u 20 or Grabbed books;
And Hecu0a and all her woes
Recalled Us from the cfawfsh bro, ks
From Latin jokes and qtip- and cr4lks,
And IDLE DasAllS o4 tie banks.
Poor Beaudower lie lies row At rest,
Beside the urra Gur4's tide
Far from his kta ana kin. and her
Who loved h,m more than all beside
Time mock>, the cruel crowned ilarpyi
Men mot'o-"CarTe Gieui, carpe
And there the little village church.
Where, thirty years ago so proud,
We heard our tutor pre4ch-hls text,
''As early deY and As the c.oud;"
And when Sc kne.t 10 joan IN PRAYER,
lhe black blId : piping iLed the alr.
The rector and po.r Clara dead.
Wei. SHAH take tie evening train,
Aud plunge uto The c.ty ia4r.
And cain this iAIo. ullg 40 my brain.
The dream Of life. IL fades to-day
The years-tLe years they pas, away"
- ChambeTs Journal.
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Dr.. Hostetters Stomach Bitters.

Debility. from whatever cause arising. NAV be
cured; strength. in whatever manner II NAV lave
been wasted. may be restored by the Use Of this
powerful and heal;htl invigoraut. For Indises-
lion and al its painful effects, bodily aud mental
they are q positive specific.
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Coal and E,rrnsrnc Cils-

Burning Fluid. Meats Foot OIL. Land oil. and
Camphene. Knowing the difficulty in procuring a
good article - necessary Tor brilliant light we
have taken extra pains to import them OF the best
quality. and can supply customers with a superior
article. +. Il. MCDONALD y Co.
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Strengthen the System

The best means OF impartins yigor to the broken
down frame and shattered consultation which has
YET been Invented or discovered, profeFed 20 the
feeble Of both sexes and all axes Is
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DR.. Hostetter' s Stomach Bitters

VIII accomplish this desiTable reliable revolution
IN the system. regulating the secretions. riyiaE
tone 70 the animal juices which dissolve the food
strengthen every relaxed nerve, muscle and fibre.
and brings the whole machinery Of vitality into
yiEoraJS and baaffhfril l,isY
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HOwe's UneqaaIIed Lock Stitch
SEWING MACHINE.

ENRON WHICH ALL OTHERS DERIVE THEIR
6 vitality. Established in l~4j: improved from
time - time and fully Deiiected in 1852 At the
~ orid Far, held in London, lo62. they received
THE PRIZE MEDAL. New improvements have
been added quite recently, that place them far IN
advance of all other kinds One of which Is
device to obva;e the breaking OF needles not one
is now broken. where dozen formerly Also
a fixture or device (Adju>tible-Head), to prevent
the missing of stitches. il Is impossible for them
to drop stitches IN the present arrangement. CoarSer
thread may be used on the under spool than that
on the upper, thereby making a much stronger
seam. and the stitch exactly alike OF both sides Of
the fabric.
The great and GROWING excellence however, is in
their adaptation to a wide range of work. They
are the only Machine that will sew silk. Cotton
Linen Thread with equal facility from delicate
Gauze to Harness Leather. In fine they are the
sum and substance of everything that is desirable
in the Sewing Machine department.
Latest improved Binders, Braiders Adjustable
llemmers. Rolling PresserS, etc, attached.
Letter A. superior to any yet produced for Family
and Dress makers price $50 formerly sold at $50
Letter Pearl finish. with cap.s7j, formerly 100
Letter B, Manufacturing. $50 formerly $50.
Letter c, Heavy Manufacturing, the UnriTaled
Of the age for Boot add Shoe work. Heavy Clothing
Harness Making. Upholstery, Carriage Trimming
etc. $50, formerly SIS.
Letter D, Cylinder. (more especially for Boot
work.) Sis. formerly $3.50.
Letter Z. Heavy Cylinder. $40 formerly ;l75
larry directed to the Letter c. which we are selling
50 cheaper than any Machines OF similar COS : and
ess capacity of other manufactures They 50 pc
culiarly constructed that they viii not only very
heavy Leather-their specialitybut execute beautl-
fully, 10 an astonishing degree, in every grade OF
sewing. down To the finest gaUZe.
Those desiring an article at a lower price viii
fin in the PACIFIC. qualities of 10 ordinary stamp
The design-jast Patelte1-is new. unique and
tasteful; the style chaste and beautiful.
They are strong and capacious having an uncom-
mon reach of arm. enabling them 10 receive large
piece Of work, as IN quilting etc. For simplicity.
beauty. durability aid convenience. the INPgUvED
PACIFIC Is the most desirable low priced Sewing
Machine ever offered on this coast. Prce S2o.
Our NEW ENGLAND'> that has given such uni
versal satisfaction, tormerly sold at s35,) we nov
sell for SIS 90 livery Machine warranted.
Duplicate parts OF ali the Machines we sell,
Needles. (shott and straight.) Twist. Thread etc.
constantly on hand, at wholesale and retail.
DENlNG X CO..
Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast.
Sales Room, No. g. Montgomery s.. Masonic
Tempted san Francisco -
GEO. Z. SMITH. OrJviile. and J. BlDNELL&
Co. Chico gents Tor the sale otthe above Machines
p. ;. Purchase only of or cur agents. as there
Is a spurious article il the market. [may3 3m.
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Brewers stock.

Fresh Hops Irish Moss, Burgundy Pitch. Keg
Corks. Everything in this line Of the best quality.
For sale upon reasonable terms.
y. B.-Ien bales Of Hops Just received by ex-
press. r. Il. MCDONALD Il Co.
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InYigorate the System

NlSovoas dig e>tiaa ana pure bile produces nutri-
r;ous blood and nutritious blood a bssi;bv frsr,e
paes The victim of a dy>peptic stomach and d..
ordered liver desire II know how the digestion
may be improved the bile and other haids al the
body purified
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r. H. MCDONALD i G.
Tru>se>, supporters,

Gum Stockings Abdominal Supporters. Shoul
der Braces. Suspensory Bandl-eS. silk Elastic
Baudages. for Ladies. A very large assortment Of
articles in this line. For sale bv
Il. Il. MCDONALD 4 Co.