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The weekly union record., 1864-10-29
u. S. Internal Revenue.

NNHE NINTH DIVISION FOURTH CDLLEC-
4 lion District, comprising Butte County. No
tce j. hereby given that the lists oi valuations and
enumerations Of property. subject 20 Income Tax
under the Act To provide Internal Revenue 70 SUD
port the Government, and % pay the interest on
the Public Debt approved Jaly 10 lsf2 and tho
Amendatory Act approved March 3. ~G3 made
and taken by f. Dunham, Assistant Assessor OF
said Division 4th Collection District. VIII remain
open for the examination Of all persons interested
for the space OF fifteen days from the date hereof
At Oroyie, Bntte County. California. Office on
Myers street. between Montgomery and Bird 81
Between the hours Of A. NJ, and immedately al
ter the expiration Of the said fifteen DAYS I will
receive and determine all appeals relative 10 er-
rOneOus or excessive valuations or enumeration,
made and taken by the said Assistant Assessor.
All appeals 10 the Assessor : aforesaid must De
made in writing, and specify the particular cause
matter, or thing respecting which the decision i-
requested and state the ground OF principle Of iu
equality or error complaint Of. see law-Section
%, page. JOHN NJ. AVERY, Assessor
Fourth Collection District California
Dated al Oroville, Sept 10th, ls6i. i5-f
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ErrlrcI., sfncl,.

Fresh Hops Irish Moss, Burgundy Pitch. Keg
Corks Everything in this line o! the best quality
For sale upna reasonable terms.
y. B.-Ten bales Of Hops Just received by eX-
press. r. h. MCDONALD & Co.
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Notice..

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT 4 SPEC
y ial meeting Of the Stockholders of the Cali
fornia Northern Rail Road Company VIII be held at
the Office of the Company at Oroville. November
5th lS6+ at the hour Of > o'clock P. NJ.
By order Of the Board. D. D. HARRIS,
Secretary C. y. r. R. Company.
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We are constantly receiving articles in this line
direct from foreign and American manufactures
For sale by L. Il. McDONA & Co.
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A>sayer> Material.

Cruc.lAe>, Geiorts, Acids, and general a>soIt
ment OF articles il that lnc For SHE hv
r. II. MCDONALD & Co.
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Paints, IarAf>hes. OIIs

Brushes, Feather DHsters Zinc. White. Fire
Proof Paint, LinSeed Oii, Boiled and Raw For
sale by Z. Il. MCDONALD * Co.
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Patent Medicines.

We are agents for nearly all valua lc articles in
use and our stock i unusually large For sale 10y
L. II. MCDONALD Il Co..
Sacramento.
T. II. MCDONALD d Co..
san Francisco.
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An uRiiling care for Loss Of Memory Universal
IasSitudc, Pains in the Back, DmnesS Of Vision.
Premature Old Age. Weak Nerves Difficulty OF
Breathing, Trembling Waketuiness. EluptionS on
the Face, Pale CounteRanee. Insanity. Coasump-
ton and al tie direfal complaints caused bv de
parting tom tile path Of nature.
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I.linli. iIiH.

@Gaa lhs Tut tcd pure in tin cases; 2000 lbs
Sorp Carb Soda 2j0o lbs Cream Talter pure
For sale by L. II. MCDONALD Il 90.
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EOk MEDIC Al - FAMILY PURPOSES.
go LOND USED n THE ARMY HOSPITALS
~ and ladrmarie>. and 50 tay1ra3v known
throughout the Atlantic States Is now offered for
sale in this market. The following testimonials
from physicians 9t the highest distinction have
been received. which are but very few OF like char
acter which have come y Is unsolicited
NEW NoRE. May l, lS5l.-Mr Nm. 7 Cutter
Jr-. Louisville. Ky-near Sir: The great difficulty
IL procuring brandy sufficiently pure fcr medicinal
purposes, has induced many O, the PHYSICIANS uf
this vicinity to adopt Bouri,on Whisky as q >ubsti
tate both 10 tl- hospital and private practice.
We have reason 10 believe that great deal now
~oi j. OF very Inferior quality.
PreSaming thar yoEr residence In the vicinity OF
the manufacturing OF Whisky in Kentucky. a. well
as your >kl. a chemist, VIII enable you to select
reliable article. and having full confidence in
your integrity, we are led 70 inquire whether vou
vii not alG Us IN having this market supplied
through an agency with the best quality Of
PURE OLD BOURBON WHISKY.
For the use Of the sick.
We are, very respectfully. sir yours truly.
Valentine Mott N. D., Willard Parker. NJ D.. 10.
{. Hutchin>1ss u. D.. Austin Flint. n. H.. {. l..
Mitchell. NJ d., Frank H. Hamilton NJ D., Dewitt
{. Enos. n. r.. = Ogden po-Cm-S Y. D.. ProfeS-
>or Of Chemistry. E. y. Chapman, VI. n. James R.
Wood. NJ r.. ". z. ?. Baylis. Pharmaceutist
Brooklyn, y. !. The aboYe j. for sale by
". T. CUTTER,
III California Street san Francisco
+. Il. MCDONALD & Co,
Wholesale Druggists san Francisco
r. H. MCDONALD 4 Co.
SJ-lm Wholesale Druggists Sacramento
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Tru,ses. Sapporters.

Gum Stockings Abdominal Supporters. Shout
der Braces. SaSpensory Bandases, Silk Elastic
BaudaEes. for Ladies \ very large assortment ~
articles in this Iae. For sale by
Z. II. MCDONALD Il Co.
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TUdon'- sugar Coated Pms.
PcrfunlcIy.

of nearly all the concentrated medicines put MP
in bottles For saleby r. Il. MCDONALD * co.
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The Bank of California.
Corner Of Washington and Battery Sts.,
SAN FRANCISCO.

TNHIS BANK X OPEN FOR TIE TRANSAC-
Il ticn OF a General Banking Business. VIII
receive deposits, attend II the Colection OF Paper
and draw Exchange, by Telegraph or otherwise on
New York, lsondon, Dublin. Re. &c. on the most
favorable terms. WN {. RAISTON
u. q. MILLS. President cashier.
san fr1ncESco, iuly a, lS5s rs
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The Very Best Of Meats,

And Of every variety the market affords. No pains
viii ae spared 10 I'll all orders in the most satisfac
tory manner. while purchasers can rest assured
thar they will be served with such article as rep
resented.
ALL MEATS DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE.
All orders viii receive prompt attention. and
fair snare OF the public patronage is respectfully
solicited. JOHN GBNENFlELD.
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The Discovery OF THE BAY OF SAN
FRANcIsco.-It IS supposed that the
Bay of San Francisco was first diScov
cred in the month of October, 1869, by
Friar Juan Crespi, who had started
from San Diego on the 14th July pre-
yious, at the head Of party Of sol
diers, with instructions to found Mis-
sion on the Bay of Monterey. Coming
northwards he reached that Bay near
the mouth of the Salinas River, and
finding no harbor there, he determined
to continue his journey in the hope of
finding better site for a Mission.
He found a magnificent bay, believed
that he was the first white man to dis
cover it, and named it after the founder
Of his monastic order, San Francisco.
Thus it was that the bay obtained the
name which it Still has, and which has
been communicated to the Mission and
city.
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I[1TI UNIUIV nGUU[(D.
THE SouL OF THE REBELLION.

The SoUL OF THE REBELLION
Whatever else NAV be said concerning
the Confederate President, his ability
and force of character must be ac-
knowledged. Few individuals have ev-
er welded q power 50 vast as that
which Davis has exerted BY the sheer
force Of his single personal influence,
and indomitable viii. Edmund kirke
thus speaks Of the great coryph@us Of
the rebellion in his article in the 1T
tantic Monthly, entitled ''Our visit TO
Richmond -
He (Dayis)is man Of peculiar abil-
ity. Our interview with him explained
how, with no money and no commerce,
with nearly every one Of their impor-
tant cities in our possession, and with
an army greatly inferior in numbers
and equipments TO ours, the rebels have
held @st SO long. It IS because Of the
sagacity, energy and indomitable viii
Of Jefferson Davis. Without him the
rebellion would crumble to pieces in a
day; with him it may continue to be-
even in disaster, power that will tax
the whole energy and resources Of the
nation.
The Southern masses want peace.
Many of Southern leaders want it
both my companion and I, by CORES
pondence and intercourse with them,
know this; but there can be no peace
so long as Mr.. Davis controls the South.
Ignoring slavery, he himself states the
issue-the only issue with him Union
or Disunion. That IS it. We must
conquer or be conquered. We can ne
gotiate only with the bayonet. We can
have peace and Union only by putting
forth all our strength, crushing the
Southern armies, and overthrowing the
Southern government.
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That IS So.-Andrew Johnson said,
last year, in Baltimore, "When you
hear man talking about his Con>titu-
tional rights, spot him-he's a traitor.
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Better Family Medicine
OROVILLE MARKET

PURCHASED OF W. ". BENTON
4 the Butcher Shop known as the Orovlle
Market, on Montgomery Street. under the Odd Eel
lows Hal shall continue the business At the old
stand. We keen eon.tllt-E on hand
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Golden Rule.

> 500 Tons Burthen. FOR NEW YORK.
The Transit Is in fine order. The Coaches on
the road, and the steamers on the Lake and River
are all new. and bHilt expressly tor this route.
sE- Particular attention paid To the comfort of
ladies' and families by a "Conductor who will 20
through to New York with them.
Note the change in the day OF sailing. No op-
position until October 10Th, 1861.
For further information apply To
l. W. RAYMOND. Agent.
y. W. corner of Battery AMI Pine Streets,
uU stairs, san Francisco.
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Mind and Body

Whether broken down by excess. weak 10y nature
or impaired by sickness, the nn-trung and relaxed
organization i at once rearaced. reyivifei and
built up. Wen may this celebrated medicine be
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:. c sFESeK-

vaNHE INCREASING BUSINESS OF OUR E.
tabishmelt. together WITH the wants II the
trade have made i Necessary 70 establish House
in the city Of san Francisco Our facilities ioF
purchasing, shipping, etc which we now have.
We feel confident that we can supply the trade q;
much icwer rates than heretofore. We invite az
tention 70 our large and eareuy selected stock o;
Superior Drugs and afeGiciues,
Chemicals. of all Kinds.
Solid and Fluid E-3rccfs.
IFussss and Shoulder Braces,
C1mPiene. Burning F.uid,
Klecfrlc PrepErati0Hs,
L>ard and Sperm Oas,
-Aicobol, IN Tin,
FGncu Goods,
Dy45sists G'1ss I-arC
Retorts and CrHciblts
Kerosene eof Goal OIs
S0da I-zter I1tcriG{.
-4ssg1ess 1laicri-ls.
-459ouin1I Trussts
Potent 1l.dicin5s >haksrs' HERBS Psigts s. obs
Together with complete assortment Of all articles
in the Drug line. We d. mol intend 20 he nnder-
sold by aav house in California. Orders respect
fully solicited. and goods forwarded 70 all parts OF
the Pacific coast and country.
L. H. MCDONALD 4 Co.
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I,JG. Moore County Clerk Of Bate county and
eN-ofiicio clerk of the Board of Supervisors, do
hereby certify the foregoing to be a true and cor
rect copy of the Election Proclamation of tile
BoaIl of Supervisors calling an election in this
county. together with the election precincts. In
>pector- and Judges Of election for Butte comfy.
In witness whereof have hereuntO set my hand
and affixed my official seal this sixth
H. 81 day of October. D loG4.
}. 6. MOORE. County CLERK,
and eX ofli,io Clerk Of Board OF Supervisors ior
Butte county, Cal.
BY .Iames Green. Deny Go Clerk
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7--II-- IT y I7TN-T .7-
Ev y. +. JoNH>. Under sheriff.
Crvi.lc, Oct. - I>t4.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-12-01
AT WHOLESALE 0NLYI
WATCHES AND JEWELRY
Lowest Prices Ia Cash


Lowest Prices for Cash !!
A RMY and Country Merchants, Pcdar,,
"A Traders, Suffers, and General Dealers can
make enormous profits upon aSmlll investment!
Jcwelry of any pattern or quality and IN any
quantity made to order lfEStimates for any
class Of work furnished lJ"Particular attcn
tion paid to supplying AuctioneCrs, Country
Pedl0rs, Indian Traders aud Army Dealers.
Any style of Goods manufactured, such rs
Inventions, etc, AT short notice. l7Goop CAN.
vlss!NG CLERKS, wiTi \ SMALL CArirAL, GAS
FIND CONSTANT EMPLOYMENT illustrated Lists
and full particulars free.
The Profit to the Retailer is Very Large
Wholesale Supply can be carried in a
kuapsack. hand valisc or carpet bag, aud will
not be like booss.-bnlky or incouvepicnt 10
carry from placr to place.
REMEMBER hNOTHER TllINGl THIS BusryEse
Is srLCrY HoYoRhnLE! lFIHTe is no med o.
incorporating or crdggTaiiRg. Our GoopS
Show ron THEMSELVES AND PROVE THEMSELVES!
1t is u business in which an ample aud salts.
factory equivalent is given for the money re-
cciyed and an encouraging prof, is peck led At
the sane tine. lsl, an onenpR'it4, in winch
no person need be AFRAID or ashamed to canvass
the same field again and again for where once
our goods are introduced Il permanent and con
tiHu0W demand crcgtcd,
To Soldiers in the Army, or those ut home
disabled by tho hard-hipN Of war, to Clergy.
men out OF health, Teachers, Postmastcrs, or
| any person who wishes either local or an active
occupation and one that brings with it Great
/ PccUuiary Inducements, This presents an op,
/ por'unty seldom met With TRY 1T! AND
| SEE FOR YOURSELVES II
CAREFULLY SELECTED LOTS OF JEW
/ ELRY, comprising our newest styles aud most
sllcabla variety Of Goods, will be sent any
wherein the loyal States We are constantly
filling orders from persons leaving the chaice
Of goods entirely To Us To such VIC promise
the best exercise ~ our taste and Judgment,
and from our long experience can ensure salts.
lRsiSaD WIrAI De NaY ~ ADvnScE, aat,
what style ahn quality VI Goods are wanted,
and we will send the same aud collect pay by
Express at the end Of the Route
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
Good movements and manufactured in the
best manner of pure material, all warranted nj
prices from $40 tc $3.50 each. Sent anywerc
pay collected by Exprcs' Satisfaction gu
aranccdl ALL WATCHES ATFlRsT PRICES; rnEY
BElyG OUR own IMPORTATION
Cireuip free By mail! Scndtmhan
r. q H. GAUGHAN.
Manufacturers and Importers,
7l6 BRoADvAY, NV. YoRE.
Esr lo.ns,
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The Poor Customsr.

How mnch ButIer?'
'0ns half pound, you please
And sugar.?
Holt a pound
and these orangeSl'
Hall dozen, sir
You 60 by The halves to day-well,
what else? Be speedy, ms'am you're
keeping better customers wailing.'
'HOlfs peek of Indian meal, and ons
fine French roll, said the woman, but
her lip quivered, aud she turned to wipe
away Iricklng lesr.
j looked at her straw bonnet. all bro.
ken, at her faded shawl, her Thin sloop,
ing form, her coarse garmcnts--and |
read poverty IN a'I-sIirrme poverty
And the palIid, pinehsd reNrutes-ths
mournfuI face, told me- that the luGureS
were not for her. An invalid Looked out
from his narrow window. whose pole
lips longed for the cool fresh orange, for
whose comfort the tea, and Butter, and
fine French roll wero bought with much
sacrifice. And / saw him sip tho tea,
and taste the dainty bread and praise
the flavor Of the sweet butter, and turn
with Frightening eyes to the golden
fruit. And | heard him ask her, knccl
ing by the smoky hearth, 10 taste them
with him. And as she set the broken
pan on edge, to bake her coarse loaf |
beard hefsay. BY and by, when I'm
hungry And, by aud BY, when the
white lids of the sufferer we're closed in
sleep. | saw her bend over him with
blessing in her heart, And she laid the
remnants Of the fess, carefully by, and
cat her bread unmosteued
| started from my revsrie, the grocer'a
hard eye was upon me.
You're keeping better customers
waiting
Oh! l wanted to tell him how poverty
and persecution contempt and scorn,
could not dim the hearts 6no GOLD, pu,
rifed by many a trial; that that woman,
with her little wants and holy sacrifices,
was better in tho sight Of God than many
trumpet tongned Divine, who gave
that he might be known Of men = O''c1
Branch.
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Coop NATuRE.-One cannot imagine
any quality Of the human mind whence
greater advantages can arise TO society,
than good nature, seeing that man is
social being. not made for solitude, but
conversation. Good nature not only
lessons the sorrow, Ollie, but increases
its comforts. 1t is more agreeable tan
beauty, or even wit. 1t gives pleasing
expression 10 the counlenance, and in
duces Q multitude OF the most amiable
observations. 1t, is indeed the origin
of all society Were i! mol for good VA
lure, men could not exist together, nor
hold intercourse with each other
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-12-01

E@Lord Norbuy was celebrated
equally for his wit and hi, severity as a
criminal judge. At one time, asa spe
cinI commissioner appointed to try the
culpriss 10 one of the Irish rebelionS, he
had in course Of sitting convicted a
great many. "You are going on swim
mingly here, my lord" said counsel
for the prisoners. Yes" answered his
lord ship, significantly, Seven knots an
hour"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-12-01

REDay breaks upon Egypt" The
18th Congressional district of Illinois
hss elected UnioniSi TO succeed VIM.
j, Allen, by about 900 majority, tits
only lately that any attempt even hrs
been made to dispute this district with
the Democracy. 1850 it went against
Lincoln by 10000 majority. SO that tho
Union gain in four years is ls,o00l
This shows revolution in public sonti-
meut that is indeed marvellous.
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~ The way in which sugar is male
perfectly white. it is sid, was found out
in curious way. A hen, that had
gone through clay mud puddle went
with her mud ly feel into sugar house.
She left her tracks on pile Of sugar -
1t was observed by some one that where
ever her tracks were, the sugar was
whitened. This led to some experiments.
The result was that wet clay came to be
used in refining sugar. 1t is used in
this way: The sugar is put into eorthen
Jars. shaped as sugar Ioaves are. The
large ends are upward The smaller
ends have a hole ia them, The jar is
filled with sugar, the clay put over the
top and kept vet, Tie moisture goes
down throush the sugar aud drops from
the hole in the small end Of the jar
This makes the sugar perfectly white.
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LITERARY CORRESPONDENCE - Mr..
Muggin's compliments TO Mr., Bnggns,
and requests he will, in future, prevent
his piggs from trespessing on his
grounds
Mr.. Buggins' compliments 10 Mr..
Muggins, and requests that in future he
will not spell pigs with two gees
MIR. Muggins begs to request that
Mr. Blegins will add the letter Z TO the
last word in his uoloj jus, received so as
to represent Bu3gia's vile and family.
Mr.. Buggins returns Mr. Muggins'
note unopened, The imperlinencc it
contains is only cqualed by its VuIgari
ty.
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20 Many men have relieved thea
selves of dyspepsia by not dnnkiog any
thing, not even water during their meals.
No animal, except man. ever drinks 10
connection with his food. Man ought
not to. Try this, dyspepticS, and you
will not wash down mechanically that
which ought to be mssticated and en-.
salivalsd before It is swallowed.
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CAlno, Nov 2O.-The clerk Of the
steamer Stickncy, from New Orleans on
the evening Of the 18th, says he WAS
told by Qunrterm aSter al New Orleans
that General Candy died at one O'Clock
that afternoon; and on the arrival Of the
steamer MorgshS;a, the latest telegram
which had been received there, confirmed
the statement.
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GF"My dear Polly, | am surprised
at your taste in wearing smother woman 5
hair on your head, SAID Nj Smith to
his wife.
my dss Joe, am equally astonish'
ed that you persist in wearing another
sleeps wool on your back. There now.
PonI SmilA sneaksl. .,,,-
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Tho, was a D19qn Dmchm7n, thar
Hans Karg. He had ona beautiful
Madonna looking daughter who no more
rssembled him than flower the root -
'Haus, how on earth do you mana-e to
keep your potatoes from i'eezngT asked
nsighbor one morning. Fy, | makes
Caroline shlssp on de potatoes, answer,
ell Hons dat keeps dem from freezing
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Wheeling Intelligencer,
Published Daily, Tri Weekly and weekly.
r.Nnr.FQ@H

The nteligcnccr has the largest circulation
Of sny paper in the State; is columns contain
greater freadtng matter and embrace
regularly the proceedings of Congress ID tha
West Virginia Legislature, when in session,
md all the late new mud general Geographic
dispatches up tothe hour of going 10 press.
1t is mailed at the above rates in time fer
the early trains, and their connections. to all
parts of West Virginia. aud is also sold on tho
cars, and generally by news dealers i'll the
towns and villages.
Its principles are, and always have been un.
conditional uniouism. 1t gives the Govern.
mcnt no half way support.
1t was the only daily paper in the State that
resisted Secession first, last and all the time:
and that called upon the people to rally at the
polls and in arms against it.
It was the first paper to advocate the forma
tion of the new State. Its labors and services
before thepublic and before Congress in that
behalf, are 7s familiar ms "houSehod words"
to all West Virginians who read.
In connection with its newspaper department.
the lntelligeuccr has one Of the largest and
most completely furnished job Printing EstRb.
lisments west Of the mountains It EMPLOYS
three steam presses All sorts of blank work
book Observation-Disclosures and
card printing, arc done cGeapIy and cxpcdi.
tiously, The printing for the State OF West
Virginia is now done at this establishment.
Blanks and blank books for the use of Sher,
IFS, County Recorders, and County Ircasurers
are done At this Office in the most correct and
wor kmanl ike manner, cheaper than they can
be done elsewhere, For further particulars
address; CAMPBELL Il 1pDERMOT,
june 3Op Wheeling, WcstNa.
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GE a Parsisn adverrises photo
graphs giving to The physiognomy the
effects of the full moon shining on the
face. He says the sottneSs thaI the moon
produces is remarkable, There is no
doubt Of it.
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ouR vision Of happiness may prove
an illusion, but our sorrows are real, It
is no lsnciod knell that shakes the bier;
no imaginary pail that wraps the loved
and tho lost. The grave is invested
with the awful majesty OF the real. .'-''-
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Well, wife, don't see for my
part how they send letters on them ere
wirrs without earring EN- all to bits. =
Laws me, they don't send The paper,
they just send The wrrin't.
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rs" Duichme0 cannot live without
sourkrout A New Bruuswicker asked
German farmer If he had any for sale.
NO, said he, cos we only made two
barrels dis year for Sickness
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EE5" II ia q curious fac! in the gram.
mcr of politics that, when statesmen get
into place, they often become obIivious
of their sn,ecedents but are seldom for.
gellul Of their relatives.
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aI&~ The performances Of human art,
OF which we look with praise or wonder,
are instances Of the resistle,s force Of
perseverance.
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Cyan immigrontto Oregon, wri
ting to one of his friends, says: 1--WE are
getting on finely here, and have already
laid the foundation Of a larser Jail.