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The weekly union record., 1864-10-08
THE union RECORD.
An Adventure in a Cemetery.

A young priest, once wishing to show
his courage and the contemptuous light
in which be regarded all superstitious
notions, laid considerable wager that
he would walk TO the cemetery In the
dead Of the night, and hammer a nail
into a certain part Of the inner wall.
Leaving the town at q stated time, he
proceeded straight to the place, and
arrived there perfectly satisfied Of his
ability to perform the lonely task he
had imposed upon himself. Advancing
into the inner circle, he planted a small
ladder with which he was provided.
against the wall, and before proceeding
further, looked leisurely around.
The moon vas shining in full beau
ty, and her rays, tipping the leaves Of
all the trees on one side Of the circle,
shed a subdued light on every object
Immediately around cur adyenturer,
leaving the other side Of this portion Of
the cemetery, into which the moons
rays could not penetrate, in perfect
shade. Spite Of eyory wish to the con-
trary, the poor priest could not but feel
a kind Of underlined dread at the awful
stiffness, and he slowly assembled the
ladder, his knees began perceptibly to
tremble. Determined, however, to ex-
ecute his purpose, he fixed the nail and
commenced hammeling loudly, lis per-
turbed spirit deriving comfort from the
reverberating sounds thus created.
Quite reassured when this work was
finished, he turned in order to descend,
when, putting his foot out to place it On
the ladder, he felt his cape pulled from
behind. Too terrified 10 try and ascer-
tain the cause, he made several attempts
to disengage himself, but the more he
pulled, the faster he seemed to be held;
until at last, exhausted with the efforts
he had made, he remained passive from
terror. The whole cemetery seemed
whirling around him. The collins ap-
peared to be leaving their narrow cells,
and their lids bursting open, he fancicd
he saw the ghastly inmates gr;nning at
him. In vain he tried to CRY out; the
tongue refused to frame a single word !;
and thus paralyzcd by fear, his senses
entirely forsook him, and he fell to the
ground below, where he rema ned in
state Of unconsciousness until discovered
many hours after, by a friend, who.
fearing something had happened, came,
accompanied by others, to search for
him. He slowly recovered his senses,
but spoke little, although the rcmem-
brance Of all that had happened remain
cd impressed by terror on his mind.
Notwithstanding his friends pointed out
to him the rent in his cape, which, hay-
ing caught on the nail when he turned
round, was torn as he fell from the lad
der, lie smiled incredulouslv, and grad
ually sank till he died, in the full belief
that what he had witnessed was pun
lshlnent for his daring to boast on such
4 subject.-Nisit to Manila and Japan.
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Medical Wonder.

The stopping, trembling victim of depression
and debility becomes new man he staniis erect
he moves with firm step bis mind. which was
previously sunk in gloom OF an almost idiotic
apathy, becomes bright and active and he goes
forth reEeuerated. conscious ct new vi-or. The
medicine reaches the Constitution itself, and re.
stores Il 10 IFS normal condition.
Imitation Of the Neck Of the Bladder. Infama-
ton Of the kidneys, and Catarrh Of the Bladder
Stranguary and Burning, or Painful Urinating
Calculus, Gravel, Brick Dust Deposit and Mucous
or Milky Discharges after Jrinatla-
Fer these diseases il i trulva sovereign remedy
and too much cannot be said in its praise Sin
gle dose has been known 10 relieve the most urgent
symptoms. Try it in these cases. and you Will ever
give your praise.
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The Human Hair

z q rs LONG BEEN TEE STUDY or THE
Z z most scientific men OF the age, from The fact
that close study generally the hair fall OF
pTematurely; and IL consequence, they have given
The subject portion Of their valuable time trying
TO invent some method to regain their lost locks:
but al. their labor wa, il vain, until
PROFESSOR cRockE1r,
after many years Of hard study devoted to this enc
subject, has produced an article that
WILL MAKE HAIR GROW.
and which. by its use as a dressing. viii eff
fcctrally and always prevent Its l0ss-oyen 10 eX-
treme old aye.
happily. Tie AMYGAl1NF. while possessing
these virtues, is most delightful ana agreeable
without regard TO their virtue.
The Hair, whea diseased becomes harsh and dry.
and commences to turn grey which Is caused by
tie uon-Seoreton, b the capillary glands OF q PC
culIar OIL All stimulants have their reaction; and
the more the glands were stimulated-the sooner
the final loss OF the much priced locks
Inc principle Of the PREPARATION invented ly
PROFESSOR CIoGkeit : entirely the oqp0site;-iu-
stead Ci stimulating the capillary glands he feeds
them with the substance they require, and in turn
Tie hair Is fed by thcm-ou the same principle as
giving water to- flower
All we will say to those who are tim.d about Try
ing new preparations Is that strictly guarantee
the AAYGDALINE to he entirely free from all
stimulauts, and Isl a. harmless a. tlterered water
and can be used on the smallest infant. ~ q
H4IE DaEsTING
it IS unequ4llod by any the world las YET produced.
1t keeps the hesd entirely tree Of dandruf, erup-
tiou, mparting 10 the hair 4 beautiful
glossy sottness not obtained 10y any known com
pound. l. viii also be found both pleasant and
useful as 1 Cosmetique. surpassing cold cream and
face lotions in its effects; Tor chaps, sore breast
and nipples We know OF no remedy that is equal
IL Ii.
TIE FEEFTEE
used Is Sach TIA, tle AMYGDALINE will always
retain II. and VIII not become rancid by age; in
fact; II is perfect in every particular.
PROFESSOR CEoCEETTS ANYGDALISE
Can be had Of al Druggists and Dealers every
where. Price, 80 cents.
Ak for Crocketts Amvgdaiine, and take DO
other. 6m-4s
September loll. 1854.
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rHE .NDEEsiGNEn ofFER roa SALE

loo barrels plaster paris, 100 barrels marble
dust leo barrels cement, so barrels spanish whit
ing, SEQ carhoys oil VItr0l. Eastern 5001 lbs
nitric acid. strong; 1850 la- ctric acid 3009 lbs
muiatic acid. 5000 lbs powdered tariaric acid.
best; 40 casks sGper calb soda 500 ozs saph
quuine 100 ozs strychnlne, pure: - sulph NOR
nhlnc 100 lbs ludlue potasSt. 10 lbs cbloaOiurm,
los lbs calomel. 1000 lbs spts hit and az am
monia 600 lbs bal-am copaiba, 100 lbs gum ara
be white, 200l lbs 1or> sulphar, Goa lbs oil lem
on bersamOnt $500 gallons kerosine OIL 1000 gals
pure lard oil. in tins; $50 gals Alcohol 95 per
cent, ia tins; ll00 gals hnSeed oil, l0Q0 gals
neatStoot polar and china nut oil 500 gals castor
oil. orlganNm, peppermint, sprue and almonds
paint brushes, white wash brushes, hair brushes
tooth brushes. feather du>tcfs. - blis refined
lamPbiack, 20 lbls irish moss. 10 cases isiaelass
100 doz WriCht's pills, 20 gross Brandreth's pills
100 gross Mofat's Ayers, Jayne's, Lees and
McLano's pills, 100 doz Myers 7arsaparia and vel
low dock. 10 doz Lyons katharon SEQ jules
Haules Cos extracts, oils. col0g1es, &c. 20 box
es CASTLE soap. genuine: 90 eases best olive oil.
5000 lbs sal soda, TO blls resin, 5000 lbs Shakers,
herbs fresh; 400 lbs pur, ground sage fresh; 1900
lbs pressed hops in one-torrth. oue-half and ! lii
papers, $500 lbs borax 5000 lbs assorted paints in
cans, tun of putty in badders and cans 20 bbls
dye woods, varui>hss Of all kinds, p bbls canary
hemp. fax and coridnder seeds In quantities to
suit, all al the lowest prices. Orders respectfully
solicited +. II. MCDONALD & Co.,
Importing & Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco
Ii. II. MCDONALD & Co. Sacramento.
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COnStablo'S Sale.

FeY VIRTUE or A WRIT Of LyECJIION
Issued out ~ Tee Ccuf' of Y Ii. We.ls JUS
tice Of tie Peace IL a4i Fl Coa-1w Tawu-hlp.
kl,'e County, California. g. nc directed and deliy
cred. commanding me ID make 'Ae sam oi one hun
drcl ana twenty i've and -iNty teo one h.udgedths
dollars tsi-5 t2I0W dEmeut and the iurtheI
sum oi forty seven and twenty nHe laudredth DO.
lars tsil -hlU) co-t % -lf and 2 l-ci ling costs
theron, wherein ~cheaca hei-. ot span .4'enn-
aGr plaintiffs. and James smith is de'e-dlnt A4tc
.eycd upon aud ui- expose at public sale to the
highest bidder iur gold ald silver coin. 4t Justice
NJ. H. Well- o,i'ce, at Yankee HiN. Caac3w Town
snip. said C9u-ty aul -l4Ie, oa saturday the hi
teenth day ot October. A. D. l-et. at lree clock
Z. NJ of saii QtF All tde r-t 'ite as iatcr.-t of
SAID James smith % aul o t.e ia.. owing described
property to-wit The one to4rth C-i) interest l1 90
certain mining claim s.tuatsi il tpueoa Nallcl
Butte Comfy Cll- said ri..l. being 4rf % as ihr
Ts0ttcr. Smith Ea-iH- & Brothers. tice.her th
all tine necessary tools t9l sai-e boxes pertaining *
70 tie said interest OF -A 4DY way appeltaiuia =.
thereto. JuIf. WILSON.
Special Constable Conc r Township. Butte Co..
California.
Yankee Hiii. Sept.Z+tl 1854.
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Sherif'S Sale.

sgY VIRTUE OF 4 DECRETN. ORDER OF
, sale issued ont O.. the District Court of the
Second Judicial District in and for the Cauutv of
Butte and state o California. under the seal there
Of. la the case q The People Of the State of Cali
iarila. vs. the Hens az John Potter and certain
Eea. Estate. 10 me directed ana delivered. com
maadins ne 20 sell the promises described in slia
orcer 10 which reference being had more fully an.
pears io satisfy judgment rendered in said Court
N favor ci SAID Plaintiff. ana against the said
Real Estate and Defendants ahoye named for the
sum OF SeG5o. bearing interest at The rate Of ten
per cent. Per anuuI Dltil paid. aud also for S2t--
45' costs q. suit aud all accuiaG costs. ! have
-oNted upon and VIII expose az Public sale for
cash. 10 thai bidder who Will take the smallest por
tion % the premises hereinafter described and pay
the amount oi said Judgment. costs and accraine
costs and IN case no bil Is made for The whole 81
SAID land OF for portion less than The whole an
pay SAID judgment, costs and accrllng costs then
sAa l mat event. viii sell such Subdivisions
t. he designated ~ the time aS NAV sait parcAaS-
ers to the highest and best bidder for cash until
the whole OF said land is SOLD, unless the amount
OF Said aasment cost and ac-ruius cost should be
oN MONDAY. THE 10th DAY OF OCT. A.D-
l>ui' at clock oi sald day. II the Court House
door IL said coautr all The right TILE and Interest
IL tle ABOVE named defendants. oraDy of them in
ana 10 the following described Real Estate sitate
III Bdtte County. California known and described
A. follows tu-Nt: beng the south two aLd one bait
cd leagues on tae tarweI Grant COMPRISING the
following named Section, ot land as surveyed ly
United States SuNoyor Van Dorm. namely: so,-
toms tweatyioGr, twenty-five thiriv-,iN thirty
i've twen;ythrec tweaIyscyou iA.tiviaar. aal
fractional parts OF sections lwtatv-eicAt, twenty
TWO, thlriH-thrce and thirteen. township twenty.
one North Range one We-t-Nouut DIablo Base
and Meridian. Also. Sections sixteen twenty.
nineteen. thirty. and fractional parts Of twenty
nine. twenty eight, twenty one. nine seventeen
and eiSAteeu. township twclty-one. North Range
one last, Mount D.tulo Base and Meridian.
+. W. DAY,
Sheriff of Butte COUNTY
Ey B.F.joNLs. Under sherB.
Oroyi',e. sept. l7th 1855. swt5
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Jas. 4. Murray Cert'rts not issued 200 - 100 90
AID in accordance with law and IN oz.ler os the
Board Of Trustees, made Monday. August -. lS6l.
80 many shares OF each parcel Of said stock Is may
be necessary Will he sold at the Office OF the compa-
ny Al la Porte. Sierra County or SATURDAY. the >th
day OF October, lsi4, al O'Clock P NJ to pay said
delinquent assessment thereon together with costs
of advertising ana expenses OF sale
FRED. HOWARD. Sec-v
0fice Of Butte Gold and Silver Mining Company
Al La Porte Sierra County, STATE of California.
La Porte, Sept 20, lS6l.
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Butte Mammoth Gold, silver
and Copper Mining company.

Z OCATiON Or MINE-OREGON MINING
b District. Butte County, California. Notice Is
hereby given that at meeting Of the Board Of
Trustees OF said company, held cn the 43d day OF
September 1864, an assessment OF seven cents per
share (of ooD of the capital stock of said com
paBy. payable Immediately in u gold coin 10 the
Secretary at the Office OF the company in Oroyile.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall l;remaiu
unpaid on Monday, the 2lth Day o. October, J. y.
1864 will be advertised on ihat day As delinquent.
and, unless payment shall be made before. viii be
sold on Monday. llth day of November, 1861, 10
pay the delinquent assessment, together with cost
OF advertising and expenses Of the sale
By order OF the Board Of Trustees.
4. MAURICE. Jr., Sccy.
Cfice-Bird street Or1l!le.
Scl.t u Issi-.N
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For Sale.

EVIL PLACE KNOWN AS HENplE'S GAR
q den. situated in 0rovilie. Bate County. Cali
fernia, and within fifty yards OF the Brick Church.
Said place contains 210 fruit trees Of all varieties
APPLES, Pears, Peaches, Pluuus, AoTicois, Nee
tSrlDeS. FiSS. Cherry's: Olives and Almonds.
Most o. the trees are SIX OF seven wears old Also
1000 bearing grape vines. Also two acres of good
garden land, with every facility Tor irrigation.
Liberal terms viii he given for cash. For further
particulars enquire ot T. r. HTNDEE
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Butte Gold s. Silver Mining Co.

DUTTE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA-OF
I D al Iaporte, Sierra Comfy Notice i hereby
given, that at a meeting Of the Trustees OF sad
company. held this day al their Office. an assess
ment (No. p was duly levied of fifty cents per
share each and every share Of the capital stock
Of tie company. due and payable on the 23d day of
August, A. D.. lsG4. in United States Gold Coin
TO Fred Howard, the Secretary Of said Company at
his Office at Laporte, Sierra County. Any stock
upon which said assessment shall remain unpaid
on the oath day OF September ls64 Will be adyer
tised on that day delinquent, aud unless pay
men he made before will be sold on the Sth day OF
October 1851. TO pay the delinquent assessment. To-
cether with costs OF advertising and sale. BY or
der Of the Board Of Trustees.
FRED HOWARD, Secretary.
LaPortc August I'D, lS64. 4rl3
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Cnai md rkcro.cnc OiIe.

Burning Fluid. Meats Foot OIL Lard OIL and
Campheue. Knowing the difficulty in procuring,
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. r. Il. MCDONALD ! Cu.
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Butte Gold and Silver Mining
CoinpanN,

DUTTE COUNTY. STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
b Notice There j. delinquent upon the fol
lowing described stock, on account OF assessment
levied on the I'd day Of August. I>f+ the several
amounts sei opposite the naGles oi tAc respective
shareholders - follows
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Taxpayers Notice.

TgvAE COLLECTORS OF7ICE. 0E0vULE.
Butte County. sept. 10th. l-el.-Tl lie A --e,s-
ment Roll %: Butte coHuty far the year ls6l hs-
tbs day been delivered over Co. me. and notice b
hereby given that 'ae Stite and CY1a;y I.ze- are
now dGe and Y-Ta 70 ana fle Jaws il relation -
their c-l--ct9a will ie st-.1tly enforced
u. E. HUNT.
Toy C.-.--t.. u-iL- l...tr-
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Ferry Notice.

NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
y undersigned eiL t- ~a-
peryisors Of Butte C-lltr. 3D., X vrnls-
Term. l-54 t1 grant A.,l aee.-e .e .ac
maintain luai- Ferry a-f-- t4- >a.l...t.-,
River, aj -Ch.s3 landing 4a Cl.ca IoFa-li...
Batte County. GEORGE r. NUCE-E.
CbI-4. sel, --ta. l-.4. 4u-i-
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Delta Silver & Copper Mining Co.

9 OCAIlON OF MINE-CNI0N DISTRICT.
u PlumaS County. California. Notice. There
j. delinquent upon The following described stock ct
the Delta Silver and Copper Mining Company on
account OF assessment Ne. !. levied on the lZth
day OF August lN5l. the several anoHnt> set op-
posite tie names OF the respective shareholders as
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Electric Medicines,

We afe constantly receiving hy eA press, supplies
from the manufactures For sale by
l. II. MCDONALD < Co.
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We are constantly receiving articles IN this line.
direct from foreign and American manufactures.
For sale by L. II. MCDONALD Co.
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.ssayerS- Material.

Crncibles. Rerorts Acids, and a general assort-
ment Of articles in that line. For sale hv
L. MCDONALD 4 Co.
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Ia ACCORDANCE wl'a l4w and Al order of TIE Board
Q. Trustees. made On the S9Ih d4y ot AuscSt.
1874, - many >hAres of each pared ot Stock as
may oe necessary. VI. be sid II tbs oice e the
Company IN Chi-o. Butte County. California "a
the l.th day OF Octoler lS6s At o'clsck P NJ
ot said day. To psr said Delinquent assessment
thereon, together VITA costs OF advertising and eA
pen>e> oi sale f. L. ALLEN Secretary.
lhIe.. Blttr Cnrntr- la-iE.rnia
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Paints. Narni,hc.. Oils,

Brushes Feather Dasters Zinc. White. Fire
Proof Paint Iinseed Oh Boiled and Raw For
sale 10y L. II. MCDONALD d Go.
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Tn.tnrIt A.isi.

5000 lbs I4lt ACID. pure In tin cases. 2Go1 lis
Sorp Carb Syda . SEQ Jos Cream Tatter. pare.
Fur sale ly R.H MCDONALD K Co.
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Blood Alternative.
THE ONLY REIEDT
Tor diseases Of the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS,
Gravel. Dropsical swelhuss.
GESITAL DEBILITY. Etc.
CESITAL DEBILITY. Etc.

An nnfailing cure for Loss Of Memory Universal
La-Situdc- Pains IN tbe Back. Dimus>s OF Vision
Premature Ola Age, Weak Nerves Difficulty OF
Breathing. Trembling Wakefulne-s Frurtious on
the Face Pale CounieRance, Insanity, Consump-
ton and all the direful complaints caused bv dc
parting from tie path OF nature.
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Diss OlutiOn Notice.

yaNHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
= lag between h. H. % FvIrai and j. i. C4rleu
ter, ia the Butcher nu-lle. s. carried Hn al Chico.
Butte county Is this ldv iis~ ivtI lT mItgsl c1l
sent. T. II. O FerI8ii ai,l continue tie business.
E- 70. % OfEERALi.
e. !. CAEFEN Err
Chlco. Jnl. 2lll- i..l.
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MINING NOTICES.
Mountain Copper * Silver Min
ing Company.

MINING. DISTRICT. PLUMAS Co.
= California. N0iice. There i dsInuueu: up-
On he following described stock. On zccoGat Il
assessment levied en- the seth cay OF August. Iss4
me several amounts sci opposite tbs names ii tie
reS pectve shareholders - follows.
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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.
n. B.-Ten bales Of Hops just received BY ex-
press. L. Ii. MCDONALD i Co
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Patent Medicines.

We are agents for nearly all valUa le article I'm
use and ouI tock Is unusually largo. For sale lv
f. II. MCDONALD X Co..
Sacramento.
L. Il. NcDONA AID Il Co..
san TrIuC.5co.
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Pacific Mail Steamship
uPANY
{ o II p \ ; Y

u f.zss The FOLLOWING sTEAN-q ~
SHIPS viii be dispatched IN tie month Of Oc-
toler 1861.
Oets3-G0LDEN AGE CAPT. Z 5. F4rnsvos,b
Oct l3-CONSTITUTI0E. Capt. J. 7. Watkins
oct. SACRAMENTO. Capt Geo. Il. Bradbury
From Folsom street Wharf. at nine O'Clock A. ~.
puactually,
FOR PASA
Passengers will be conveyed from Panama 20
AsViuwalu br the Panama Railroad Company. anG
iIon Aspinwall to New York by the Atlantic and
Pacific Steamship Company.
A. B. FOKBES. Acent p. ". :. CO.,
Corner Sacramento and Leldes0rf Streets
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Mind and Body

Whether broken down by excess weak bv nature.
or impaired by sickness the un>trung ana relaxed
organization Is At once rebraced. reviviied and
ouat up. Wei may this celebrated medicine be
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TiIdon's Sugar. Coated Pin,.
pcTEuiiielJ.

OF nearly all the concentrated medicines. put up
IN bottles. For sale by L. Il. MCDONALD Co.
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Board of Trustees made on the 18th ct August,
lo64, 50 many shares oi each parcel of stock as
may be necessary. wlA ue sold at the Office ol the
Secretary of said Company IN Chico, on Friday
the 5oiA OF September. 1861. at O'Clock P. N Of
said day. to pay said delinquent assessments
thereon together with costs OF advertising and
expenses of sale.
HENRY ROBINSON. Secretary
Bl an urdcc of the Board OF Icl,je-~ duly made
and entered this lih day Of September, lsa4 the
above sale is postponed unit Monday, the 10th of
October. at . O'Clock p. NJ, of thai dav at the
COmpanvs Ofiec. Chico.
HENRY ROBINSON Secretary.
ONCE Robinson x uel!s Brick, Chico, Butte
County California.
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PURE OLD BOURBON WHISKY.
IyoI. T. CUTTERS
Pure Old Bourbon Whisky,
EOR MEDICAL 4. EANIIY FI- Il rnsEs


FOR 1IEDICAL " FAMILY PURPOSES.
go L0ND USED IL THE ARMY HOSPITALS
- and lufrmarle>. and - fdvorah'y Known
throughout the Atlantic States is now offered f9r
sale in this market. The following Testimonial
from physicians 5i the highest distinction have
been received. which are hui very few ef Ike char
lcter which have come to rs unsolicitel.
New YoRK, May !. ls6l.-Mr Wm. T Cutter.
Jr. louisville Ny.-DeAr Sir: The great GifscuItv
in procuring brandy sufficiently pure FOR medicinal
purposes, has induced many vi the PHYSICIANS of
this vicinity to adopt Bourbon Whisky as d substi-
tuie both in the hospital ADD private practice.
and since the latter has come into sUgb general use
We have reason 70 believe ta4, Sre4t deal now
sold j. Of very ialoricr quality.
FTsSuminC that yuur res lCuC6 Ia tie vicinity OF
the manufacturing OF " hisky in Kentucky rs wei
as yonr skill a chemist. Vii enable you 70 select
a reliable article. and having tul confidence il
your integrity, We are led 70 inquire whether you
VIII not aid Is in having this market supplied.
taToagl AZ agency. with The lest quality Of
PURE OLD BOURBON WHISKY.
Fer the use Of tbs sioh.
We are, very respectfully, ~. yolrs truly.
Valentine Mott. ". D., Willard Parker, NJ D.. 10.
{. Hutchinson, NJ. D.. Austin Flint. ii. D.. c. l..
Mitchell NJ. D.. Frank H. Hamilton. N. D., Dewitt
{. EnoS. VI. n. r. 0edeE DoTemls N. D-. PROBES
Sor Of Chemistry E. y. Chapman, NJ D., James L.
Wood, NJ. d. W E ?. BayiiS PhaTmacegtist
Brooklyn, y. \. The above Is feT sale by
v. T. CUTTER,
III California Street, San Francisco,
L. II. MCDONALD & Co,
Wholesale Druggists, san Francisco.
f. II. MCDONALD & Co.
IS - WLulesale I-u--fats >a--l-llltC-
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Tavern Stand for Sale.

rENHE BUFFALO RANCH. 0N THE ROAD
q leading iEom Oroyi.le O. !arhe=toWn, tocCthe-
with Tavern Stand is offered for -lie cheap. II i-
one Of the most healthy ald pleasant locations In
the state. Also, 30 t5us ef hay first quality. For
further Information, enquire a this Olace, OF on
the premises