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LEGAL.
Administrator Sale
of NlaI E4tats.

NOTICE = HEREBY GIVEN. THAT IN PIE
~ suance az The order of the Probate Cont of
tie County of B1tte state of California made On
Tie @lSf day u November, kSss4 II the matter Of
the Estate 81 l-2 L. 8ig1, deceased The ua5e7sisu-
Cd AAi1isfsat7r at s5.5 Estate viii sell AZ pahlic
auction 1o iae highest Bidder ior cash. and subject
10 eeaar1aii9n Dry S4id Probate Court. on Satlr-
day. The SIS day OF Decembcr 1854 At Il O'Clock
no'a. - she cs3- o5 The C1ur; HonSe 20 the town
0i Dgoelt.s- 5ltte NosHtg. az tae risat iltle ani
Interest that the SSH Estate Of TIE >ai5 inteSfafe
had al The tine of A's de6th and all the right IL
t.e aal iatese>f that Tie Sll Estate has BY ofe--
Conot law. c- otherwise acquired other than OF in
addition q tati at Ss3 i-te>tatc AZ the time OF his
death, Ia and 10 a,i ot the following described
pieces c- larce,> o lana situate. iyisg ana being
"a Sa'd town rs o-oy. ie, Butte County. t0wit
That cesiain Vicce ~ payre. of land kaowu s. part
e. o; eight ia hieck one ~ the junction Of Myers
ana 6iro Streets. .rantag >iNty-siN feet On Myers
N;vest, and running oack thar width along Bind
>'lest o-e aa.-gs- lees, ascending 20 the man on
record III .-'S l'e'-i--e $ o1.-c e ssid Coaatv.
Also. tiai ccgt4lu other piece or parcel of land
u >2io Gown County ana state. adjoining The above
premises t'~'Fit The north half ot let seven in
bocS oae, the same being tairty-ihrec ieei on Nv.
erS Street. running aa-k west one hundred and
1hlrfy-iN2 iset- -> designated on The sane man in
ne AeeVFrSfS H.-.se ~ Aforesaid. haih of which
pieces ct land have ..4ue iaih,.n1, upoa them.
Toe ianl 1854 b, SOD -n separate l.arcels. Terms
and cara -HU> u. sale, sash Deed a. the exr.eusa
@. tac 1-,cAl~cr- SAMUEL EUGH.
A,..al 15stratrr e. the Estate of
IRA u Bird deceased
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Summons.

EN THE JUSTICES COURT. OrHIR TOWN
Z ship in and tr the County of Butte. The Peo-
pie Of the State Of California. u :. :. Ford greet
ing Nou are hereby summoned 10 appear before
NE. at my otite iu She town Of O1oyiile. Ophir
Township in the County ol Bntte on the 22d day
0t December. A. D., Isl i. at one O'Clock =. NJ. to
answer unto The complaint of J.. q WIDEN. who sues
to recover the SHn 90 tweutyeicAt dollars and hitv
cents all sci 10 h- dae fer boarding horse from
Oct, Ist, sos. TO November 18TH lSi4 and bor-
rowed money which is now due and yo7 refuse 10
pay all Of which appears by reference to the COM
paint on Gle iu my adi @, whom Judgment will be
taken against y0a tov the said amount. together
with costs ana damages if yoa fail to appear and
answer.
Toihe Sheriff or any Constable Of said County.
greeting: Make legal service and due return
hereof.
Given uaiel iny band. t'i- 9th day Of Decem-
Der, a. d.. l-fi. ~.IAS Wv. COUGHEN,
Justice 90! tAe Peace of said Township.
And il is or5c,el Icy the Court, that the above
Summons be Published in the WEESLY USIoS
NEcaao. and iaat J. II. Simmons Constable Of
Ophir Township deposit trul copy Of the ioTego-
ing Summons .n The Post Office at Oroye. Cali,
furnia. postage prepaid addressed % defendant at
Browns Valley, california.
Witness nay hand, at Orvilic. December 10th .
1864. SiLAS W. ". COUGHEN.
Justice ol the Peace Of said Township.
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summons.

SN TIL JUSTICES COURT, O9HiR TOWN
z >l'p. 80 gl3 t1r tile toJatv nc Rgtfe. The Heo-
pie ot the Stale ot California. u John Nerzan.
greeting: loo arr hereby summoned to appear
before me. at my u.fce In the town 81 Oroyl,ie
Oph.r Township. il thc Cuuty Of Butte on the
l3Jh day IL March. \. f.. l~t5 at 90 O'Clock 4 NJ.
l. answer unta the complaint uf i. Marks & Co,
who sue to recover the sum 0i two hundred and
five dollars and r.irtv-fve cents balance due on
principal together with interest lne thereon. at
the rate ot two aal enc halt per cent. per month
aled-e3 t. Pc Gue ON q I.rsmi.~5rv note. dated
''OmVNe, October LIST, l~D-," and PAYABLE three
months 4tter date. and hr special written contract
made at the tme of the execution and delivery Of
said promml>-ugv uoje Il was agreed that said
note >Apui De Iail Ia CHA Coin Of the United
States of Ameri a. Slil note = commence TO bear
Interest Al tue expiration ot three months from
its daie. al ul Wal j appears by reference he
ing had 10 tile complaint on tie ia NY Ollie. when
Judgment viii he taken against yna to9 the said
amount. together VIVA COSTS and dImareS Il yrn
fail To appear ami answer.
To the sheriff or any Constable 1t said County
Greeting: Make legal service and due return
hereof.
Gwen under my hand, tAi- I7th day of necem-
ber \. p, lNf4. SIi-AS " COUGHEY.
Justice Of the Peace Of sid Township.
federal stamp SD ceut>.1
II is ordered hg tle Ce3.t t'4t the above sum
mons be published ia TIE WErELY USlON BEcoRp.
for period oi three months ana that }. H. sim
mons, Constable Of Ophir Township, deposit a
true cory thereof in the Post Ofcr at Oroville,
California, postage prepaid, addressed To the
above defendant, at starr Cry. State of Nevada.
SILAS W. ". COUGHEY.
Justice ui the Peace oi said Township.
December I1tA. l>5i. 5mn
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THERE is a man in Portage county,
Ohio, who since the fifteenth year has
been almost entirely ossifed. At that
age he injured his knee by fall from
his horse. The injury caused ossifca-
ton, which Immediately set in, and in
the course of fifteen years had compile
ted its terrible work. He can only
move two of his fingers and two of his
toes. He has not opened his jaws for
more than thirty years, yet still mana
ges to talk with ease. His food is
placed within his reach, and without
justification is conveyed to his stomach
He lies in the same position during the
entire day, only changing his position
once in twenty four hours. His skin
fortunately retains its normal condi-
ton. He has been blind for thirty
years, and has to rely entirely on his
memory for mental exercise. This fac
llty has become exceedingly tenacious.
He remembers the most minute and
.rifing incident or circumstance; has
he entire past-eyery fact and event
his experiencc-before him, piled up
ike strata, and summons at will, or as
occasion requires, occurrences which
lave faded from the minds of his friends
His recollection of localities is wonder
ul. Places that he visited years ago,
before struck with blindness, he can
low identify as he rides along, so vivid
recollection has he Of the relative po
ition of things, as bridges, rivers, etc.
He is very expert at mathematical
calculations, and can, with great read
ness, give, for example, the number of
quare inches in an area Of square feet
)r rods given him.
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THE UNDERSIGNED OFFER FOR SALE

$50 barrels plaster paris, 100 barrels marble
dust, 100 barrels cement. so barrels spanish whit
ing, 500 carbOys oil vitrUl, Eastern: 5000 lbs
nitric acid, strong: 1900 lbs ctric acid 2000 lbs
muriatic acid. 5000 lbs powdered tartalic acid
hest; 40 casks super carb soda 800 oZS sulph
qninine. 100 ozs strychnine, pure; - Sulph NOR
phine. l0G lbs i0dide potassa, rs lbs chlorolorn
l06 lbs calonel, 1900 lbs spts nit and aq am
monia, 600 lbs halsam copaiba, $50 lbs gum ara
bic, white 2000 lbs forS sulphar. COO lbs oil lem
on bergamont 1900 gallons kerosine OIL 1000 gals
pure lard oil, in tins; 100 gals Alcohol. IS per
cent, in tins; 100 gals lnseed oil, 1000 gals
neatsfoot polar and china nat oil 500 gals castor
oil. origanum, peppermint. sprue and almonds
paint brushes. white wash brushes. hair brushes
tooth brushes. feather busters. 10 bblS refined
lampbldck. 20 lblS irish moss. 10 eases isiuglass
700 doz Wrghts pills, 20 gross Brandreth's pills.
leo gross Ma1ats. Ayers. Jayue's, Lees and
McLane es pills 100 doz Myers sarsaparla and vel
low dock 10 doz Lyons katharion. SEQ jules
Haules II Co.'S extracts oils coloCues. &c. 20 box
es CASTLE soap, genuine: 90 cases best olive oil.
5000 lbs sal soda. so b5s resin, 5000 lbs shakers
herbs fresh 400 lbs pure ground sage fresh: loco
lbs pressed hops in one-t3urth. one-half and 10
papers $500 lbs borax, 5000 los assorted paints in
cans, tun of putty in bladders and cans 20 bbls
dye woods, yarnishss of all kinds. - bbls canary
hemp. fax and coriauder seeds. In quantities 10
suit. all at the lowest prices. Orders respectfully
solicited. L. II. MCDONALD 4 Co,
Importing & Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco
Il. II. MCDONALD x Co.. Sacramento.
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,R. HOWARD'S FEMALE PILLS.
The Human Hair

E5AS LONG BEEN THE STUDY OF THE
3 q most scientific men of the age, from the fact
that close study generally causes the hair to fall of
prematurely; and in consequence, they have given
the sntject portion of their valuable time, trying
to invent some method to regain their lost locks:
but ali their labor was in vain, until
Professor CROCKETT,
after many wears Of hard study devoted to this one
subject, has produced IN article that
WILL MAKE HAIR GROW,
and which, by its use as a Hair.Dressing, will ef
fectrally and always prevent is loss-eyeu to eX-
treme ola age.
Happily. the AMYGALINE. while possessing
these virtues. Is a most delightful and agreeable
without regard to their virtHe.
The Hair, when disea cd becomes harsh and dry,
and commences t. turn grey. which Is caused by
the non-SeCreti0n. b the capillary glands of a pc
culiar oil All stimllants have their reaction; and
the more the glands were stimulated-the sooner
the final loss OF the much priced locks.
The principle OF the preparation invented by
Professor Crockett Is entirely the opposite;-in-
stead of stimulating the capillary glands, he feeds
them with the substance they require. and, in turn
the hair i, fed by them-0u the same principle A.
giving water To flower.
All we will say to those who are timid about Try
ing new preparations j., that we strictly guarantee
the AMNGDALINE to be entirely free from all
stmuiantS. and ia a harmless as flterered water,
and can be used on the smallest infant. As
HAIR DRESTING
is unequalled by any the world has yet produced
1t keeps the head entirely free Of dandruI. erup-
ton. pimpleS-imparting to the hair a beautiful
glossy sottneSS not obtained by any known COM
pound. 1t Will also be found both pleasant and
useful a C0smetiquc, surprising cold cream and
face lotions in lis effects; for chaps, sore breast
and nipples we know OF no remedy that Is equal
to it.
TIE PERFUME
used is such that the AMYGnALI will ALWAYS
retain it. and will not become rancid by age; in
fact, it i perfect in every particular.
PROFESSOR eEocEErT's AAYGDAL1NE
Can be had Of all Druggists and Dealers every
where. Price 50 cents.
Ask for Crockett's Amyglaline, and take no
other. 6m-4S
September 10th. 1864.
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Summons.

kTATE of CALIFORNIAN THL JUSTICES
- Court. Chico Township, iu and tyr the Comfy
Butte. The People If The STATE of California send
greeting - G. G.. Waiter Is. G. c. Nelson.
NoG are hereby S-murne3 q appear before me,
II my Office iu TIE Township # Chico. in the
County Of Butte. nn The 18th day Of March. A. D..
lS65. at L oc.o-s. N.. 20 answer unto the com
plaiut Of s. u. ~nraai. sAo Sues 10 recover jadg-
meut for tie 'm c forty dollars, which he alleges
Is due 10 him from v1u oH account, when Judgment
will he taken AGAINST you for the said amount, to-
gether with costs aud damages il y0u fail to appear
and answer.
To the sheriff or any Constable Of said County
greeting: Make legal service and due return
hereof.
Given under my hand tAl- 2gth day Of Novem-
Der, 4. D.. l-fl. A.HALLET
Justice of the Pence n said Township.
State of California. Comfy of Bntte-ss. on
motion aad AFFIDAVIT n' Plaintiff it j. hereby order
ed that service of this summon, he made by pub
hcation in the WEsELT UNION RECORD a newsua-
per published at 0reyile. Butte Coanty. California.
for the space of three manths az least a week
during said ,me. 4. HALLETT,
Justice Of the Peace OF said Township.
Dated at Chico, the Z5th day Of November. A.
D., ls5i. 3m-n6
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AFFECTIONS
YKNHIS MEDICINE Is OF 4 PURELY VEGE-
q table preparation and has never been known
to fail in efectiug permanent cure in the follow
ing cases:
Ague. Anxiety. Loss Of Appetite. Asthma, Bron-
chitls Cholera MorbuS, rheumatism, Commissions.
Collie, DySeutery, Delirium Tremen>, Mental or
Physical Debility. Dyspepsia, Fits, Gouf. Head
ache, Mysteries, Heart Disease Palsy, Imbecility.
Impotency, Suppressed MenSeS, Neuralgia, Pleu
rSy, Re>tleSSueSs, 81. NiaS Dance, Structure, Tie
DulcreuX and Whooping Cough, &c.
Columns of certificates OF cures might he pub
li>hei sufficient to satisfy the most septical. that
this medicine is all that its dscoverer claims for it.
Persons with any OF the above diseases. will do
well TO give it trial beA1re dosing themselves with
mineral poisoh>; that while they sometimes afford
temporary relief, always leave behind them the
seeds of some other disease oftentmes far worse
than that which they are given to cure.
WATTS NERVOUS ANTIDOTE
Is perfectly harmless preparation and can he
given to an infant without fear OF iniary. In tact
there ate many persons that give it II cryin Ia
bes. a a soothing syrup, with marculous effect.
The Antidote Is Tor sale at wholesale by
CRANE K BRIGHAM,
Corner Of Front and Clay Sts.. san francisco.
and at retail by all respectable Druggists. 2m n3
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Medical Wonder.

The stopping. trembling victim of depression
and debility becomes new man he stands erect,
he moves with firm step his mind. which was
previously sunk in gloom of an almost idiotic
apathy, becomes bright and active and he goes
forth regenerated. conscious OF new vigor. The
medicine reaches the Constitution itself. and re
stores it to its normal condition.
Irritation of the Neck Of the Bladder Iufama-
ton of the Kidneys. and Catarlh of the Bladder
Stranguary and Burning. Painful Urnatine
Calculus. Gravel, Brick Dust Deposit, and Mucous
or Milky Discharges after Crnating
For these diseases il is truly sovereign remedy
and too much cannot be said in its praise A sin
gle dose has been known to relieve the most urgent
symptoms. Try it in these cases. and you will ever
give your praise.
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AppRopos of France, a great gluttol

APPRoPos of France, a great glutton
hat is,a person afflicted with bulimy,
Unsuitable hunger-has Just died in
Paris. He was a stone digger, named
Ferdinand p, aged 24, a native of
Lyons, who was afflicted with what
medical men call bulimy, or Unsuitable
hunger. His earnings being altogether
insufficient to satisfy his enormous ap-
petite, though he ate scarcely anything
,ut bread, his fellow workmen used to
contribute towards his support, but
yearied of thus burden.ng his friends,
md worn out by his suferings from the
presence of tGnia, which aggravated
lis hunger, he at last came to the des-
perate resolution Of hanging himself,
and succeeded in entcting his purpose.
The annals of medicine record many
instances of this disease, both in an
,ient and modern times, but the most
remarkable case of late years was that
Of woman named Anne Denise, who
lied in Paris only 4 few years since.
She used to eat from twenty four to
thirty pounds of bread every day. When
On her death bed and unable to take
food, she begged her sister to come and
eat near her, and her last words were
-"Since it pleases God that shall
aat no more, let me at least have the
pleasure Of seeing YOU eat
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NOtiCe.

HtOUNTY TBEASUREES OFFICE. DECEM-
u he- 10th 1854. By virtue of an at passed by
the legislature providing for the redemption OF
certain Indebtedness outstanding against the coun-
y ot Butte prior % the passage % said act, an
der having been made 10y the Board Of Supervisors
in conformity with sad act ! hereby give notice
that sealed proposal, directed to me up 10, and in
cgliug The = day pf December 1854 viii be reeeiT-
ed for the gr.ealeT of county warrants issued prior
70 the ir-t day Of May l~-i- The amount Of money
set apart ia Redemption fuud j. ten thousand dol
lars tSldn93] seven hundred of which i in legal
tender notes which VIII he paid pro rata. No bids
or sealed proposals iar more than par yalue viii be
accepted, nor any lld unless accompanied by the
warrant % be surrendered. The bids being equal
preference shall lie given TO the smallest amount
Bids and amounts 0i warrants being equal, taking
IN consideration ;he principal and interest, each
SHAH be accepted pro rata. All warrants not ac-
cepted VIII 0e returned or demand, to their res
9ective oWncrs. II. BLUNT.
Cauatr Treasurer ol Butte County.
p. S.-Bid> rema;nircin the office. not accepted
under the last call VIII not be considered a bids
under the above cali. Parties can obtain the same
by calling 1t nv Office. II. 3. HUNT,
County Treasurer. 3 tie county.
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LcDoyen.' SarsapariIa Alternative.

Is the result Of modern discoveries in the vegetable
kingdom being all entirely new and abstract meth
cd of cure irrespective OF all the old and worn out
systems.
This medicine has been tested by the most emf
nent medical men Of the day. aud by them pro
nounced 10 be one Of the greatest medical discoy-
cries of the age.
One bottle viii cure General Debility.
\ few doses cures Mysteries in females.
One bottle cures Falpitation OF the Heart.
From one to three bottles restores the naa aliness
and tull vigOr of youth.
\ few doses restore the appetite
Ihree bottles cure the worst cases of impOtency.
A few doses cure the low spirited.
One bottle restores mental power.
\ few doses bring the rose 10 the cheek.
ms medicine restores 10 manly vieGr and robust
health the poor, debilitated ana worn down.
The lstieSs enerv1ted youth the oyerta>ked man
OF business the victim of nervous depression. the
individual suffering from general lcblty. viii al
mud Immediate ana permanent relief by the Use IF
tins BIiXir or Essence of Life.
Sole agents. Craze * Brigham. Wholesale drug
gist, Front Street. san Francisco. 6m-39
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Admin, ,lralor'S Sale
" Rel Estate

NOTiCE X HEREBY GIVEN THAT N Pr-E-
" >Hanee Of the order q the Probate Court of
bltie County. made ou The fith day December. A.
D. l>G{. in Tie matter O. the Estate Of Casucr
EeuScr. deceased. The undersigned. Asminisira.
Tor Of sad Estate, via sell a; Puh,c Auction 10
the highest bidder icr cash. in gold coin IN one
parcel, and >1ilect b. confirmation 10y said Probate
Cont. on Tuesday t6c taici Gayof January. 1854
at twelve O'Clock M..at The Court House door in
osoYi-e. ali tae rieat. ttle. ia;eres, and estate
OF SAID las>'atc at tha time p. his death ana that
acquired since ry S4d h~rs'e and is representa-.
uvcS aS >irh ID ara To . that l.t plece or p3r,el
Of land. situated IN dr5Fle, Batte County Califar.
MA. AMI describe aS follows. to-Wit: The west
halt sd lat No. seven, in block No. three eml,r,c.
ing The improvements aai known as the Odd
Fellows Han, property cn utSomery Street. in
said town.
Scru~ ot Sals:-C Cash ia gold coin: ten ne cent.
ot purchase .aouev g. hc paid on the Gay Of sale
g. iAe a- iiHi~tr4teg ald the balance On ionlirna-
ton o. -.c by Siid Pg734te Caavi deed At ex.
peu~c 0. purchaser. f.N.FGIESi iEBEN.
Administrator OF said Estate.
December 1th. l>a4. 4w-u6
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u. S. Internal Revenue.

rSNHE NINTH DIVISION. FOURTH C0LLEC-
ton District, comprising Bate County. No
ticc i hereby given that the lists of valuations and
enumerations ot property subject 10 Income Tax.
under joint Resolution, imposing 4 special Income
putv in addition II the one assessed under the Act
10 provide Internal Revenue TO support the Govern
ment, and T. pay interest on the public debt. made
and taken hy Z. punham. Assistant Assessor O; the
above mentioned Division and District, Will remain
open Tor examination Of all persons interested, fer
the space of fifteen days from TIE date hereof al
Orovlle Butte County. California. Odice-on
Myers Street. Office holss, between and \.
NJ. and p. VI. Immediately after the eXpira-
tion OF the said fifteen days / will receive and de
ternine all appeals relative to erroneous or eXceS
>iyc Variations or enumerutious made.and taken by
the said Assistant Assessor. All appeals to the
Assessor must I've made in writing. and specify the
particular cause. matter or thing respecting, which
the decision Is requested. and state the ground or
principle Cf Inequality or errot complained of.
JOHN VI. AVERY,
Fourth Collection District, California.
0r0yille Nov. l3th ISG4.
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u. S. Internal Revenue
NOTICE.

NUIIIL.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
y Annual List of Income Taxes, under the FIX
else Laws If The United states. as assessed hv F..
DGuham in TIE County Of Butte. has been return
ed to this office or collection and that the taxes
thereon have become due and payable The Pep
uty Collector VII. be at his oaee, Bird Street. Oro-
Vile, and is now really toTeceive ana receipt for
taxes ana duties and all persons who shall neglect
to pay the taxes aS aforesaid assessed upon them
to the said Deputy Collector, within thirty days
from this date. shall be liable TO pay ten per cent.
additional thereon. and the amount due shall be
a lien in favor of the Uni "a S1ate, from the time
il was assessed until paid with the interest penal
tie, and cost, that mly accrue upon all property.
and the rights to property belonging 70 Snch person
or persons. GEO. W. PRlNTT,
Deputy Collector Internal Revenue.
9th Division, 4th District
Nov. 18th, 1854. California.
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And in accordance with law and an order Of the
Beard q. Trustees made on iae i, day of N0vsm-
Ter, 1865. - Uaay shares li eIcA pared Of stock
- may he necessary, VII be sud al the o.tice 81
The Secretary of sid Company. in Chico. ca Sal
urday. the lst dav OF December 70 pay said de.ia-
quent assessment, with ca>1 of advertising and
peaso> of sale. HENRY ROBINSON, Sec,y.
BY an order ef the Board of Trustees. duly made
and entered Nov. -oth l>4. the above sale Is post
po.ed uu;ii Monday. the 25th day Of December
} l>e4. 81 two O'Clock ct that day Al the C3mpanys
Once. in Chico.
HENRY ROBINSON, Secretary.
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FHE UNION RECORD.
The Miners Prayer.

A pilgrim from the Eastern shore,
Stood on Ssvsda's strand;
4 tear was il his hither eye
A piekaxe in his hand.
A tear was in his hither eye.
And in his left to match;
There Eonld have been another tear,
But for 4 healing patch.
And other patches t5o he wore,
Which en his garments hung
And two were on that iIlstarred spot.
Where mothers smite their young;
His hat, shining castor once
Was broken now. and dim;
And wild his bearded features CLEANED
Beneath the fattered rim.
The pilgrim stood and looking down,
AS one who is in doubt;
He sighed 10 see how fast that pair,
OF boots was wearing ont
And while he filed an ancient pipe
His wretchedness to cheer;
ne Stopl'cH WIN Aul4ic1 manu- 10 PIN
A flea from of his ear.
Then spcke this pilgrim from the East
Il am a wretched man,
For lust Of gold hath lured ne TO
The shovel and the pan.
saw in dreams pile of gold
Its dazzling radiance pour;
No more my visions are Of gold,
Alas my hopes are ore
Thrice have two left this cursed spot,
But mine it was 10 learn,
The fatal truth, that dust we are,
To dust we shall return,
So here condemned by Fates unkind,
rock illusive sand.
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Coal and Kerosene Oils

Burning Fluid. Meats Foot Oil, Lard Oil. and
Camphene. Knowing the difficulty in procuring a
good article, 50 Necessary for brilliant light, We
have taken extra pains to import them of the best
quality. and can supply customers with superior
article. Il. II. MCDONALD & Co.
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United States Hotel,
NARNSNILLE.

ENHlS OLD ESTABLISHED HOTEL Is NOW
z IN charge az It's original proprietor, and viii
be on hand 10 convey passengers from the depot 70
the hotel fee Of charge Stages leave this house
for all parts Of the State. The patronage OF the
travelling public IS respectfully solicited.
lys5 ". {. STOKES. Proprietor.