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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-25

ALI. TO Re soLDFuR ONE DOLLAR T. en-
10 God Hunting Gaze " t'ch-I eaci Al 900
100 GO Wa'ones $500
20 Lldes' Weichfi - 90
800 Silver Watch" slj0o 20 5000
0Go d Neck ALd Ycl Chains l.0Dtu IS On
lO0J thate,aius qua Guard Lhtiut au1fo l6O
te0 We, and ok Chains 4OOto 100
400 SOLITAIRE jet and GJli B.oolhes tOito 500
400 Coral, tiyl, Garnet, SC. brooches Toto 500
1O01 Gold, Jc; Ops. &c. Tar DR. p. J0Oto son
5000 Gents brrast ard Scarf Pins a00to 500
500 oval Basd Bracelets 300to 500
1850 based lraceltts SOTO 10 %
a5oo California Diamond Pins and Rirs, 250to 500
100 Gold Watch ktys 2f0t0 GOO
500 s0iifaife sleeve nu IONS gnd Sui8 -t0to 80
1903 Gold Tnimbe. 400tn 800
tVoo Miniature loekets zO0to 100
soVn hinatu r ucksts Nsxic i0nfO son
zoo Gcld lootlpck' Crosses, &c, 2o)io 600
sV0 F,b and Rhbtn Slides 2uOto 800
800 Caused Cola ring, 9n0to BOO
1000 Stons sei Rngs 200to Con
600 Sets Ladies ltwtlry-Jst and Gold 6OOto 1909
COCO Sets Lsdes JeWsfy sjylei 800 10 10 90
500 Gold Pens, Silver Cnse aud Pencil 400to sO9
O1 Gold Pens, Ebony Holder aud Case G0tto 10 90
60ol God Pens, Mounted Holder 200to 600
Al the goods In the above List will b, SOLD without
reseryat.en, fer ONE DOLLAR EACH. Certidcai.
all the various articles placed in ,imitr envelope
sealed and mixed. Ihese envelopes will be sent b
mail, or delivered Ut our Cice with vt eg I'd to ohose
On recelsinga Certificate, You will see what article
r,p,sents, and It ia optional With you 10 send one dol
lar aud receive the article named any ether in the
list oil tame value,
ny this mode ". give selection, from varied stock
Of nne goods q the best nuke aud latest style aud Of
intrinsic wo n, ~ nominsl price, while all have
chance Of SC uting articles O the very hghgs' value.
In all Transactions By mail VIC charge i.f forwarding
teCriheate, paving postage, snd ne The busines-,
| - cents eaeh Five ceTlihcat viii be sen Tor ~ .
kIt,en ior - Thirty Tor 50 siNty i've for $40 anu
One bundled io $50
SECURE a CERTItIC.4TEl
! There Is no hsIifd or REX There are m blanks
Every Cet incpte represents article, Aswese none
OF the lower grades oJtwsry person c.nr ceiye e
than the yalu, o. their money, and they may get an
Article worh live, ten, or hundred Told
S.4TISF.lEITO.N GUARANTEED.
Every per,oa knows what they VIII receive before the
article ia psd lot. on receipt ola Certificate on see
whit article icpfe ents, aud u is o. course al your
pion TO take III or any other article IN ou- Lst OF the
! same value.
W. suaiartes entire 'Stsfaetion 20 every pntchaser
ard II there should he any person dissatisfied with any
article received from us they may immediately .tutn
Il anu the amount pad will be refunded 1-Onr trial
will prove TO any TIA this sale gives purchasers greater
advantages than auy other ever propOsed
AGENTS We slew those ae inR as Agents Ten Gents
on each Certificate ordered provided their remit ance
amounts 10 one Dnliar
They will coll1c % cents i,r every Certificate, and
retaining 10 cents, remit TO Ne 10 eeuts for each.
Address,
GEO DEMERlr $50,
Tltms % Broadway Nav York.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-25
IMPORTANT
TO AL
HNVALIDS!
IRON IN THE BLOOD.


well known to III. med zeal profession that IRONS
the Vital Principle Life Element Of the blood Thhis
derived chiefly from he food but II the food
not properly dise,tsd, H. from Any cause whatever,
he ueeessAry quantity OF iron taken Into the cir
eulaton, or reduced The whole system suffers
fhe bad blood viii initiate the hesrt, will clog up the
lungs, will supefy thr brain, will ob.truct the liver and
viii send ts disease producing elements to all partIofhs
system and every viii suffer to whatever organ may
be prtd.posed 10 disease.
The great value Of
Iron as n Medicine
ishe we'll tsorn and aeknoslsdg By all medical msn
T Wlidculty has h,cn TO obtain such preparation Of
a'e NJ enter The circulation and as.imate At ones With
| t1Abloud, THIS point, says Or. Hayes, hsuAchuaetu
- e Chemist has been Auantd IN the Peruvian syrup
hycomb nation IN way beture unknown,
The Peruvian syrup
il protected solution Of the PROTONlDE OF IRON. A
NEW DISCOVERY IN MEDICINE that strikes at the
root Of diseas by supplying the blood with Its vital prlE
ci tle or Life elemrnt-lRON.
The Peruvian syrup
cures ny'rep.ia Liver Complaint, Dropsy, Fever and
Ague, Lo" Of energy. Low Spirits.
The Peruvian syrup
infuses strength, visor and life into the system and
| huilds Up an Iron Constitution
The Peruvian Syrup
cures Nervous Arscuons, Female Complaints, land all
diseases Of the Kidneys ana blsdder.
The Peruvian yrup
isAsp,eihe Tor all diseases gnNling in BAD STATE
/ OF 1dE BLOOD, or accompanied BY debility or Low
state Of The SJsiem
Pamphlets containing certificates = cures, and recon-
mendhtions tom ~ the most eminent Physicians,
Clergymen, and others, viii be sent FREE - any sd-
dress.
We scee, ~ II the names In sh " the ehnra eter 81
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-25
"ATHlNG on BEAUTY lSAJOY FOREVER,
MARTHA WASHINGTON
HAIR RESTORER

This the FirH asd only article ever brough, be.or,
the public that will Te;tore 10th Hair and Whrken
AWAY NOW WITH ALL HAIR DYES
who would thin. OF using anything so di,sgreeable
a. isr Dye, II They could only md anything that
would restore hair and whiskers their natural color
The MARTHA WASulNGlO ION HAIR REsrURER
will do all this and not color the KIN No mistake
Try it, and DO convinced.
lat 1t is not Dye. 2 l. Wi not color the ikis.
81. Il will restore tie Hair from Gray tol b,auti-
full Black, Brown Auburn whtiever night have been
10 iginai color and cause % TO rs former
beauty
SIN twill cure al dse,,ss .nd humor, Of The sea p,
teep The head cool, and the hair ir,m falling o. and
promote 4 healthy sfoWih
5h Asa pr'slngf me Hnirh IS one OF the bert ID
market, j. viii change dry, harsh and wiry hair 10 .
beautiful six IKE appearance
On Il will change GRAY aId Fad Whi'kers 10 :
beautiful Brown, and cause them Ia appear more nat
ural Than by any other application.
Mr.. = fease New Bedford, Mas, tars;
The Aar,iA Washington Hair Re,tor,r is the bet
article ever had IN my store. It's selling more and
giving better satisfaction than any other
Nj. 5 W, New Bedford Mas ,says.
" he Martha Washington Hair Reslorer tup,rsedc,
al The VAR pje aud ResoIe ever brought before the
public zone EQUALS
Nj 4. S. BRAY sou'h Danyer,. Mas. myi
" have sold 46 dozen bottles Martha Washing top
Hair Rc6tCrer IN THIS section the past tour months
and in no case has It failed TO give satisfaction"
Mr. G.. { Bxby, North Bridrewater, Ma. says.
~ sell more Of Marth, Wellington Hair ,Res,orer
than all others
lady from Chtl'ea. hsS going West sass.
" would give three dollars Tor one bottle rather
than go without or use any other %
Ask III L. Lane, Swabfey n. H., II he dd not re-tort
bis grey hair ana whskcrs to their former beauty b,
usisg one bots Of Martins Washington Hair Rertor,r
ASK Mrs. l. BiNby, South DInveis Mas 10 she had
not been troubled with bad humor en- her hssd Tor
three year, and appied msny medicines but got no p.
lief Tut IN using one bottle " the Martha Washington
dair kestoer her bead was cured md bdofs fhe ma
ed the second bottle the hair had eommene,d TO star
out where had fallen or and In three months she hat
a. gcUd head Of hair as when aYouth
Ter sale by Wood, BiGby Co., Wholesale aud Re
tail Agents NOntuelier wi rSn0J
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-25
1fle0ifines.

g60n will he forfeited by DR.. l.. Dix II failing /
OOOOeure In less time than any other Ihysicia n .
more ehectualy Dnd permenatly, with less strai
from occupation u fear OF exposure to all weather
with cafe ana pleasant medicines.
sELFABUSEAND SOLITARY HABITS
Their effect land consequences;
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND slrUATI0NS,
Inedentto Married and Single Ladies
SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERS;
Hercura Affect ons Eruptlons and all Diseases Of thu
skin Ulcers OF the No5e, Throat and Body PmpIes
the lace bwellings OF the Joints NerVouaness .
Constitutional aud other Weaknessesin 0uth and ill.,
nore advanced, OF all ages OF
BOTH EXEs, SINGLE OR MARRIED
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-25
FARM FOR SALE.

TUE CHESTER NYE farm, 90 called, sna.,ed ia Ser
lin, on the ss'tetly SIDE the head Of Berlin Pend
ave ulss hom Montpelier Village said farm contain,
aeeul 70 Aers OF excellent land u we'll W.s-d has one
of the best orchard. IA tosn with iar builins. And
Tor ples,anths" 81 location 10 rarely sqaaI,d ron.
siderable portion Of hs pa,hsse money can remain on
"'r'.ass' tterm' apply at Montpelier to
Nv HEATOS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-25
Farm for Sale.

VnE farm knosn a. the Hcvss Yarn In Nladt,.,t. Ia.
L longing "a the ,st,i. VI the lat. "a Tho, ResI ~
untd 90. mil. aud hslf from Montpelier vuas. con
,lslnf 81 one hundred and thirty Acres Of aad ahou,
,qaal divided between pa,tu meadow ami wood land
farm vs "a led sad ba dings Eoud Pos... len sls,n
Immediately. Inc ,eet and taols cold With II. ftm n
desired. go q. A CtfAs. A. REID Asm,,.
Montpelisf, March %, 1888
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-25
WNiLTlr sLNO. DON

TO Re SOLD AT ONE DOLLAR EACH.
WITHOUT REG ARD TO VALUE.
Ind not 10 BE- paid ma you inor wlat Iou ,ciA
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-25
GlistriI0ueOus
GEORGE DENERIr & CO.,
jaw ELElIA,

(CoRSER DUANE srRERr)
100 900 " AT g IT = s.
CHAINS, GOLD PENS .iND Pr NCILS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-25

Pamphlets containing certificates - cures and recon-
mendations from u the most eminent Physicians
Cergymen, and others, viii be sent FREE b any sd-
dress
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-25

This the tirh azd only article ever broughI before
the public that will re;tore 10th Hair and Whrkes.
AWAY NOW WITH ALL HAIR DYES
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-25
IGNORANCE oFQUACK DOCTORS AND NosTRUl

Through the ignorance Of the QHack Doctor Known
no other remedy, he relies upon hERoURY and gives
all his patterns IN Piih, Drops &C. 20 the NostruI
Maker equally gn, rsrt ADDS 10 hs sOcalled IA tract
Specific ,AnudUte &c, both relying upon It's enects !
curing few ia ahundted, IL Is trumpeted In yariou
ways throughout The land out, ALAa nothing Is sal
Of the balance some Of whom die others grow wors'
and are It 70 inger and suGer Tor months years.
81 relieved Or cured II possbei by competent physiC
ans.
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-11-11

VACCINATION, ISoARczRA1IoS OF EMIGRA-
TIoS.-0ne OF these alternatives, says the Bee,
must be accepted By the people Of San Fran
cisco. On Saturday last the Board Of Health
of tha. city passed an ordinance which pro-
vides that every parent, guardian or other per-
son having in his or her charge any infant child
who shall either neglect or refuse to have such
infan, child duly vaccinaied for period of
more than six months from its brilh, unless
prevented By sickness or other reasonable cause,
duly certified to by respectable and comPe-
tent physician, shall be deemed guilty of a
misdemeanor, and on conviction shall be pun
ished By fine Of not less than fifty dollars,
nor more than two hundred dollars, or by i'm.
prisonment in the county jail of not less than
ten days, nor more than twenty days. All
persons over twelve years of age, who have
been vaccinated, falling to comply with the
above requirement within the period named,
are subject to ike penalty.
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-11-11

To SUBSCRIBERS AND ADvERlIsEKS.-We are
compelled, for the first time to write a Dun to our
subscribers and patrons and we trust it will not he
in vain. The unusually high price Of paper and
the heavy expense necessarily incurred in carrying
on printing establishment, demand that our out
standing accounts mus, be settled. Many sub
scribers are owing Us from June 1868, over tNo
years. and We cannot afford TO continue much
longer their subscriptions without compensation.
Those who are not prepared TO pay all part from
all Will enable u to meet our demands
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-11-11
IAisEiED

In 0rcvillc, at the Union Hotel, November It'll.
by SilaS W. W. CouGhey, Esq, Mr.. Elijah Pratt to
Miss Amelia Eagan, Of Illinois. [Souoma (Cal.)
and Illinois papers copy.l
The usual tokens" received an discussed; may
;he happy pair realize their fondest dreams.
Floating, floating down tue stream.
To the music ol dream;
i.iie'S lone path is bleak and narrow:
Herr j. quiet Why should sorrow
sadly shrouGed. seek To borrow
Mournfu thoughts from coming morrow,
White We float adown the stream,
To the music of u dream Z"
In Orovie, at the Union Hotel on Thursda v
Nov. 9TH. by John Dick, J. p, Mr.. g. D. Leonard
and Miss Hattie Marshall. all Of Butte county
Galena (Ill.) Gazette please copy.
In return for their remembrance of the printer.
we wish the happy pair life Of uninterrupted
felicity.
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-11-11
LOCAL NEWS.
AGE \ T s.:

SHERIFF B. F. JoSEs.-We learn that, on
the final count Of the vote for Sheriff OF Butte
county, the Board of Supervisors have, this
week, issued a certificate Of election to the
regular Union candidate B. F. Jones. Upon
the fnal count, which embraces the soldiers
vote already published IN the REcoRD, all the
certificates previously granted, including that
for Sheriff, were rescinded, and new certificates
ordered to be issued By the Clerk in accordance
with the majorities with the soldiers vote
aided
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-11-11

QuAErz IN MOUNTAIN SrHING.-Thore are
several parties prospecting tor gold bearing
quartz, in the above named township. and
some rich Iodes have been discovered. We
learn that, no less than Gye Quartz AaIs viii
be erected in this township next spriag A
leal. recently discovered near I.umplinS, assays.
the best to S30G, aud the poorest 800. per tan.
Men have been at work on the Carlton Creek
ledge for several years, getting on; quartz and
washing j; in sluices, mating good wages and
saving the quartz We understand that they
contemplate erecting mill on their lead in
the spring. Weimay expect lively time in
quartz, next summer.
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-11-11
DIED.

In Oroville. Saturday. Nov. 4th 1856, Jesse
Alvira. daughter of J. aud NJ. J. BoxaIl, aged |
year, 10 months and Is days.
In 0roville. Monday. Nov. 9Th. Hannah Emily,
daughter of W. l.. and Margaret 5. Rose. aged 5
years. months and Il days.
The death OF this interesting little girl was very
sudden and unexpected she had been as well as
usual until few days previous to her decease,
when sore throat, terminating in alteration proved
fatal. But the parents have the consolation of the
promises of Him who said: Suffer little children
10 come unto me.
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-11-11

RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY BIDwELL LoDGE No.
4 AND 0RovILLE LODGE No. 50, l. Q. O. F., CAL,
On the demise Of P. G. JAMES Mason EvELErH.
WHEREAS. The stern and unTelentin- hand OF
Death. which Is continually reaping and gathering
its haryests from the ranks Of humanity, has again
visited the field Of Fellowship and taken from
cur midst OF most faithful and well beloved
Brothers while laboring in the cause Of the Broth
eThood OF Man; therefore
Resolred. That il the death Of our worthy Broth
er, P q. james Mason Eyeleth our Order has lost
one OF lis brightest ornaments, aud society an
honorable and useful member.
Resoired, That in the many exalted and honora
Die positions IN the Order 10 which he called
by the preference OF his Brethren, he ever proved
himself pre-emluently jealous and worthy.
Res0lUed, That Is We hoaoreG hlm III lie, We
Will ever cherish the memory OF his many virtues
trusting that he is called from the Lodge earth
10 become a member OF the Celestial Lodge. where
Friendship, Love and Truth viii forever abide.
Resolued hat We deeply and sincerely sympa-
thze with his bereayed family and friends ia the
irreparabe loss they have sustained.
Res0ired That the Members OF the Order in Orc
vile viii wear the usual badge OF mourning and
drape their Hall with the insignia of the same for
the space Of thirty days as further token of their
appreciation OF his worth.
Resolred, That 10 give expression to our soy
at the death Of our beloved Brother the Score
tary be requested 10 have these Resolutions pub
lished in the UNION RECORD and Netc 4dge and
furnish the widow of our deceased Brother and his
Lar ents with copy Of the same.
c. l.. AYERs,
GEO. T., SMITH,
Z. L. PERSONS,
A. B. GALINGER,
Committee.
\ true copy. Attest;
7. FEEER, Sec.
oroyille, Nov. ., 1865.
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-11-11

CoNING.-In Oregon 10 longer is it common
to hear the lads whistle " the Campbells are
coming = the refrain, the woman are COM
ing is now all the go, since the news reached
them that 100 women have been shipped from
the East to the web-foot nation. The New
York correspondent of the Call speaking Of
this shipment, says; " Some Of these fair ad-
venturers are very pretty. Some are really
quite handsome. None Of them are decidedly
plain. The hOmelest have charming figures,
soft voices, and gentle, winning manners. II
they ever get over to your side of the continent,
take my word for it, there will be an excite
ment among the masculnes." The gal!ants Of
Oregon now need only one addition to their
outfit" to enable them to make q gallant
first appearance in the presence of the fair
Yankees and that is complete aud elegant
suit from d. n. Fres!eben dealer in drygoods
and clothing, Oroville, who has the finest as
sortmeut outside CT San Francisco.
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-11-11

\ HUNTER in Butte comfy saw something
black IL a tree top blazad away, and down
came q male Digger lie has settled the
question with the Digger Secretary of State, by
paying 10 the widow tweH;y dollars, four sacks
OF flour aud a new calico dress.-Excbdnge.
We judge that this story originated in the
fancy of some Of the 0rovI.Ie boys. We con
clude that the tree, digger, hunter, sqlAw, exc,
are myths NarysriHe appel.
TIE Appeal editor is skeptical; but should
remember that weekly papers do not resort to
the sensation EARNING of the daily press to
spin out their local columns" The item
quoted above is substantially true. The name
of the man who shot the Digger is Jack
Brat-com, aad be is a Waterman on the upper
diyisisa OF the Feather River and Ophir Ditch.
lie had frequently seen wildcat along Ger.
tain portion of the ditch and on this occasion
observing, as he supposed, the identical cat
in the thick foliage of e "wiJw live oak. he
fired aud killed Digger who had been gather
ing acorns and afterwards made the settle
ment' above mentioned.
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-11-11

The following named gentlemen, were on
Wednesday evening, elected officers OF the
MarysTille Rifles. for the ensuing year Cap
tain, R. J. Farrell; lst Lieutenant, F. A.
Grass. Sr. ID Lieutenant, 4. c. Addison ; Jr.
ID Lieutenant, c. Brind Orderly Sergeant,
l. s. Welch ID Sergeant. 4. W Torrey /;
Sd Sergeant, j. Fl. Kaufman, 4th Sergeant,
J. C. Robinson 5th Sergeant, Peter Grass,
Qaar,ermastsr's Sergeant, D. T. Arnold Sec.
rotary. Geo. Katzenstein; Assistant Secretary.
Geo. B. Springer; Ensign, E Brown; lst
Corporal, ". Hamilton %, VIM Mehan !;
81, C. S. Hudson, 4th J. B. Rohr.
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-11-11

ATrgNrryp SUIclDE.-Mike Connolly At
tempted suicide, on Tuesday as, by cutting
his throat with . razor. pr. Vance was sent
for; fading Connolly laborug under p'2a,a O
pot,.. he was committed to Jail, when, in the
night he found the rim OF an old backet. with
which he managed to cut and iacerate an artery
IN : very particular place, ana came near
bleeding to death. However, the Doctor took
M the artery aud eauteFized it, and he IS BOW
At the County InGymary. doing well.
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-11-11

Bor.D RoBBERY.-On Wednesday evening,
Nov. 6th, between eight and nine o'clock. The
bakery of Mrs. Lamp. on Montgomery street,
was entered by an Indian boy known as
PARKER, who has been "loafug" around Tom
Jeflries' place in Chinatown, aud L desk con-
tanning Sl06 90, the goods and chattels Of Mrs.
Lamp and John Sobel, carried off. In a few
minutes, parties were on the track of the thief
and found him at Jeffres house, dividing the
money with Amelia Joppln alias "Topsey"
tcolored). Both parties were arrested By officer
Nolan, assisted by Messrs. Downer and Lath
cop, ard brought before Justice Coughey. aud
committed until II o'clock A. ". next day
when the parties were brought before Court
the People represented By District Attorney
Rosenbaum, aud the defendants BY the Hon.
f. NJ. Smith. The parties were held to answer
before the next Grand jury, and, 10 default of
$500 bail, committed to jail.
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-11-11

HoLpEES OF County ORDERs are referred
TO an advertisement Of the County Treasurer
in to days paper. All orders registered up to
and including the 9Th Of September. 1868, will
De paid.
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-11-11

CorrER.-Six tons OF smeiied copper arrived
at the railroad depot IN this place, last week.
from the mines in Genessee valley, Piumas
county. The copper mines Of Plumas county
bid fair 10 prove among the richest and most
extensive IN the Stale.
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-11-11

ArFEcuoNArE.-In the testimony in the
Harris divorce case, recently on trial at New
London, Connecticut It appears that on one
occasion when the husband demonstrated with
his wife, concerning her conduct with ceatain
gentleman, she replied %, Scoyie knows
what you are; he kaew,al about you as soon as
be arrived here when he came here be thought
hell would never be complete without you, and
be believes it now"
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-11-11

WoOL, HIDES, TALLow, SHEgPsKIS AND
FURs WANTEn,-See advertisement Of q.
Miller, IN to-day'S paper.
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-11-11

Try WARDS SHIaIS.-We presume every
body in OroylIle have become familiar With
this advertisement, a. it stares one in The face
at every turn. Mr.. johnson, the travelling
agent Tor the firm, is now in this place taking
measures. Persons wishing perfect fitting
shirt Of superior quality, can procure them by
calling On Mr.. Johnson, at the St Nicholas
Hotel.
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-11-11

IMPORTANT TO TAX PAYsRS.-Aa important
notice from the County Treasurer viii be found
among our uew advertisements today. Those
whom it may concern" should attend to the
matter before the 30,h Of this month, and
thereby save costs.
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-11-11

II viii be observed, by advertisement else
where. that our Old and well known fellow
citizen Joseph Bloch, Esq, is now carrying
on his old branch Of mercantile business alone
Nj. Bloch is one Of the Oldest business men in
oroyille, aud during his long business relations
with our citizens. both in the flush times" Of
earlier years and the hard time" Of more
recent period, has earned an euvabIe reputation
both as merchant and citizen. His present
assortment of groceries, provisions aud produce,
wines, hqnors, tobacco, cigars, etc, are fresh
and well selected, and offered at low rates.
Mr.. Bloch is also agent for the Rock Creek
FIGURING Mills, and purchases hay grain, etc,
hr cash at market rates.